magnitude 5.4 earthquake and then maybe about 10 magnitude 4.4 earthquakes.s a logarithmic scale. so far, the largest aftershock is in the magnitude four range, so we haven't had a magnitude five aftershock. so we should expect to see that we should expect to see a magnitude five aftershock in the next day or two, and we should expect to see more magnitude four earthquake. so far, we've only had one the largest aftershock, there was just one aftershock that was large enough to trigger another alerts. it was greater than magnitude 4.5, so we should expect to see some more of those but again over the course of the next handful of days, i would say. is there any possibility that because it's quick happened in the ministry, no triple junction that it has any connection or could spark any type of quake here in the bay area on our faults. well the reality is that we always have to be ready for a big earthquake here in the bay area, irrespective of whether we have had an event up to the north. it is true that events like this at one end of a faulting system, they ca

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i was a 4.9 magnitude. there have been a few others that would be remarkable and upon their own in the three and two magnitude range. a lot of these have been below three magnitude. these can continue on and on for days, sometimes even weeks after the initial quake. having entered like this is to the bay area, but far enough that most of it has felt minor movement, if anything at all. it is just another reminder that we do live in earthquake country. another reminder that we need to be prepared for something of a similar magnitude, possibly even stronger than that. we can rock 'n roll a little bit this evening with the aftershocks continuing. juliet? >> the shake alert that woke up people at 2:30 this morning across the northern coast. joining us in the newsroom where we have been connecting with people as they are actually working to clean up tonight. >> what a mess. we spoke with one woman who lives in fortuna . she runs a day care out of her house. she had just went to bed when the alert went off. >> it

the magnitude was quite strong. 6.4. we talked about how humble county is without power because of the earthquake. if you look at the earthquake magnitudes, once you get above a six, that is pretty rare. that was a strong earthquake that occurred this morning so we are seeing utility companies check on the roads and power outages because it will certainly create property damage with the magnitude. here at home, a live look from sutro tower. the air quality is similar to yesterday. you will see the sunshine and moderate air quality in the north bay and santa clara valley. in the wintertime, this means you want to prohibit yourself from burning any wood. tomorrow, so moderate air quality forecast. we actually have low pressures to our north. we are excited right now. we get breaks of sunshine midday and then into the afternoon and evening, there is a chance around santa rosa that we could get drizzle. today, a mixture of sun and clouds. moderate air quality. temperatures in the mid and upper 50's. this check with jobina an

magnitude 5.4 earthquake. and then maybe about 10 magnitude 4.4 earthquakes. it's a logarithmic scale. so far , the largest aftershock is in the magnitude four range, so we haven't had a magnitude five aftershock, so we should expect to see that and one of the big challenges for people right now in rio del the lack of running water running water emergency response experts say it could lead to even bigger problems. if it's not addressed. remember it's also fire protection. it's all the water necessary for surgery and some of the hospitals that they have there, so it's just a cascading effect that comes with that. now what local officials instead, officials are doing. they're moving resources. they're they're looking at the fairgrounds adjacent. if they have to put people in shelter, they're moving meals ready to eat. caughtwater. you heard the firees are going to keep them there if they can't and because the temperatures or lack of water for those who are critically ill, they're going to have to move them to di

magnitude 5.4 earthquake and then maybe about 10 magnitude 4.4 earthquakes. it's a logarithmic scale. so far the largest aftershock is in the magnitude four range, so we haven't had a magnitude five aftershock, so we should expect to see that and we also heard from a santa rosa couple celebrating their 12th anniversary in ferndale. when the earthquake hit they were staying at the same hotel they were at one year ago when a magnitude 6.2 quake hit the area. and it felt like somebody jumped on our bed and that obviously woke me up. i mean, you know, sprung me into action. um, my husband then woke up and you know it was trying to remember last we remembering last year's earthquake where we were, we ran to the door to hold on. but that didn't work out so well, so we just stayed in bed and hunkered down. this was the wildest earthquake at last year was more back and forth. this earthquake was just kind of all over the place. it was very strange and very long and scary . tonight. the town of rio del remains without water and about 70,000. people in the region have

some of these magnitude 4.3, the ones that are larger in the circle. 4 point, oh magnitude. they're the most recent ones are some smaller earthquakes that continue to shake that one happening at 4.15 this afternoon, a magnitude 3 and then light smaller one at 2.2. but we're going to likely see these aftershocks continued throughout the night tonight and much longer to come. that is a a major earthquake. lot of damage up there in northern california. >> breaking news, the house and ways committee has just voted to release 6 years former president donald trump's tax returns. this comes after nearly 4 years of working to make the information public. the report could provide a more comprehensive look into trump's personal and business finances, possibly revealing how much money he paid in taxes. what income came from foreign operations and weather is in come was as large as he suggested. democrats have said they needed those records to assess and irs program that audits presidents, you see all those boxes of his records. republicans on the panel have pushed back, however, saying

one year ago to the day, the area was hit by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake.e explaining the signs earthquakes, beginning with the fact that it is not just the san andreas fault at work here. >> reporter: it was the same vein, only bigger, in 1992, as the 7.2 rocked anyone, anywhere near this site for earthquakes of big and small. this was the triple junction. >> the mendocino triple junction is where three tectonic plates meet. as a mplicalled fall omething omet. how does : it has triggered a geologist view this? >> expect earthquakes to occur. they do not surprise us . whenever they occur, they always surprise us and excite us, and we want to learn more. >> there was a big one here one year ago. >> reporter: the shaking from this one is not over yet. >> aftershocks can occur for days after a major earthquake like this. >> reporter: any chance this is a precursor to a bigger earthquake? >> there is a chance. >> reporter: it is a small chance. this will not trigger anything in the bay area, but we have our own faults worry about. >> we have a high probability

was that also something that we typically see with an earthquake of this magnitude? >> yeah, absolutely. the strongest shaking, of course, was pretty close up in the greater eureka area. but the shaking really extends across northern california and lots of folks got early warnings on their phones or through apps and were able to anticipate that shaking ahead of time. but as you can see from these images, plenty of shaking occurred in this one. >> we talked about so much more, including how long these aftershocks may continue. mike, you've been watching the impacts on the roads. >> we have. you're talking about continued aftershocks so there's continued concern because the area right here, fern bridge is one of the major issues we were talking about earlier this morning. i'll explain why. because ferndale is right here, west of highway 101, but separating those two areas is a river. this bridge that crosses it is a historic bridge, but i want to show you a picture the cal tran team took and tweeted it out. there's damage on the bridge. i think we have a picture to sho

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we saw a similar magnitude one a year ago. we see quite a number of earthquakes in the magnitude 6 and 7 range offshore in that area as well. so not terribly uncommon. kristen: i think our colleague tweeted a picture graphic of the tectonic plates that meet there. can you talk about what this means? we have these three plates. guest: so what we see there is going down to the southeast, that is the san andreas fault. it goes up through california, and that is our big guy. it goes up and out into the ocean, the border of our plates. as we go up even further -- what we can take away from the picture is it is a very complex area where we have plates moving in different directions. that is why we see so much seismicity in the area. kristen: you have invested more sensors and equipment up there because of how active it is? guest: that's right. especially for our earthquake early warning system want to detect them as quickly as we can. we have a very big focus of seismometers in that area. kristen: that is your focus. in terms of the

dan: it's been years since an earthquake this magnitude hit the bay area. we will revisit the site of the last 6.0 earthquake to explore what lessons have been learned. ama: engineering revenge -- a former nasa engineer gets some inspiration from the iteam with a way to get back at thieves. sandhya: our season is about to change, and so is our pattern, in a big way. for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. dan: the sign says it all. stay away from windows. lots of windows were shattered. workers in fortuna were busy putting up boards to replace the broken windows. at one point, the quake left nearly 2/3 of residents in humboldt county without electricity. the last time the bay area experienced a similar sized earthquake was in 2014, when a 6.0 magnitude quake hit napa. one person was killed, about 200 injured, and a bunch of buildings were damaged. luz pena revisited that a

nos explica un experto >> de trato de un sismo de 6.4 en magnitud y mucho san josé recibió esta alertae pueden resultar nada estilizadas y así estar a salvo más rápido >> que ve cómo responde las personas a recibir la alerta >> este sismo en particular nos ayudará a entender cuántas personas adaptamos y no necesariamente mandamos aberta y es lo que vamos a realizar >> algunas personas recibieron la alerta pero no necesariamente el movimiento de tierra por las autoridades dicen que toman en serio llegue por supuesto que nació millones de personas que bajaron la planificación es de importancia que >> hay que aprovechar la tecnología disponible para prepararse segundos valiosos que arte protegerte platicar con la familia >> utilice su teléfono y recibirá notificaciones de emergencia en español. noticiero telemundo 48 >> usted la recibió la alarma, descargue otra aplicación para que le alerten de lo que ocurre en esta materia, en pantalla hay emociones está que es desarrollada por la universidad de california también está esta otra creada por el gobierno >> directamente ofrece un una alert

she said aftershocks that are magnitude 3 and higher, a large enough to be felt nearby and a magnitude 5 enough to do some damage. but the agency did not receive to the report from the bay area. >> like you experience of shaking as its variable, depending on, you know, i or asleep standing still in a call, even all the doting go on because the higher you go up in a boating them all the building itself amplifies shaking. so throughout the bay area, there scattered reports of people feeling the shaking, but it's we can affect and no place to most people feel it's typically a few people in every location fell to about the immediate bay area. well, experts suggest those living in the area make sure you have an emergency kit ready to go. >> and plans are in place if another earthquake were to happen. well, if you haven't already download the my shake app, you might want to >> do that. it's estimated that more than 270,000 californians got an early warning alert before yesterday's quake struck the alert will look like this on your phone. it tells you to drop cover and hold on. and if you get

no matter the number of the magnitude. you think about the emotions that just as i was standing here, you are close here at the dollar general. but what people are coming up like woman, just a few minutes goes in tears. what can the motions are you hearing from folks as they come to get help? >> a lot of uncertainty. i mean, a lot of people have their homes are not. they can go back to them. there's damage structural damage in. so they just want reassured that things will be, you know, we'll take care of them as best we can close warm place to stay, you know, give them reassurance. i mean, they're scared in and we are too. >> you know, it's a small community, but everybody knows everybody in so. >> it's a scary thing. i mean, i'm kind of thankful that we don't live in a big city because i can only imagine to see some of them the cheese rolled a little bit tonight. >> in terms of aftershocks, of after yeah, we had a couple in the store today. i was inside the store and i came out because, course, we couldn't stay in there.

higher than a magnitude 4.0. manuel baroqoit who told him this was scary. >> i thought my house was going to fall down. >> reporter: we first firsthand the impact of the magnitude 6.4 quake, which struck humboldt county near the oregon border just after 2:30 this morning. >> i woke up to this. >> reporter: darren gallagher says when he walked outside his home in rio del. >> i opened my porch and it fell off. a dirt bike is holding that in. >> reporter: the road buckled near ferndale, a town of 1,300 residents to the epic center. >> we're talking about damage to homes. damage to critical infrastructure and lifelines. so water, power. >> reporter: but as powerful as this jolt was, the damage could have been much worse. hitting 11 miles beneath the surface. >> when it's released further down into the earth, some of the energy has a chance to die down. >> reporter: most buildings held steady. >> you could fall over that are not bolted down. short of a collapse building on you or a building collapsing on you. but the

the magnitude 5 is enough to do some damage. the agency did not receive too many reports in the bay area. experts suggest those living in the area make sure your emergency kit is ready and your plans are in place. if there is another earthquake. while the earthquakes are not uncommon here in northern california, it's rare that they're deadly. yesterday's quake is just one of the 3 fatal ones that happened in the last 33 years. 2014, one person was killed and more than 200 others were hurt. when a magnitude 6 point oh, quake struck in southern napa county back in 1989 when the 6.9 loma prieta earthquake struck the bay area killing 63 people and injuring more than 3700 others. now, about 3 million californians received a notification that alert them of the incoming earthquake. this all according to the california office of emergency services. they say many of these people were alerted via the my shake app. kron four's dan kerman takes a look at how you can stay notified. earthquake drop cover. hold on more than 270,000 of us woke

this earthquake, then is typically the case for a magnitude 6.4 earthquake. seismologist richard allen tells me he received word that someone in san diego and as far away as virginia received the alert. but he says the app worked the way it should. the app automatically alerts users based on their current location . but if the apps default setting is set to the person's home base, it will alert that user no matter where that person is, if you have a home base that's set in the bay area, for example, it doesn't matter where in the world you were today. you would have received that alert. well complained about social media on social media about being woken up by the app even though they didn't feel the earthquake. but allen says there's no way the app can only alert those who feel the shaking julie it is amazing how that works. alright amber thank you, a couple of spending their anniversary at the gingerbread mansion in in ferndale had their celebration cut short by that 6.4 magnitude quake early this morning. was the wildest thing i had never experienced somet

not by an alarm clock but a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. that was the case along the northern coast of california where they literally worship this morning. i've been monitoring hundreds of jaw-dropping images and video on social media. a woman by the name of lynn tweeted this out and said this was inside a convenience store in fortuna, 20 miles from ferndale. notice the bottles and cans and soda, everything scattered on the floor. this guy in eureka posted pictures of what looks like a cabinet with doors swung open and broken dishes and glassware all over the counters. the second picture shows us a crack in the wall and ceiling after the quake hit. we wanted to get a closer and better perspective on the widespread damage. i talked to caroline, living in ferndale. she described what she felt this morning and what her neighborhood looked like. >> well, luckily, the neighborhood is fine. as you know, when you experience an earthquake, it was a moment of, okay, what are we dealing with? you knew it was a big one. a lot of north and south shaki

it was a 6.1 magnitude., of course, we had the big one, the loma prieta earthquake, 6.9 in magnitude that one killed 63 people and injured more than 3700 others. well, as officials evaluate the damage from the quake. it is very clear that older homes. >> are the most at risk of being completely destroyed. it looks like older construction, genuine, though, explains how homeowners can get some money. >> to update their homes and better protect them to the next earthquake. >> shattered glass, broken windows and toppled shelves. this is just a glimpse of the damage from this 6.4 earthquake in humboldt county for californians. it's a reminder of what can happen in the state and that older homes are at risk to pre 1980, house could be considered to have been constructed really knew a lot about how house performed in earthquakes. jenny on the fay is with the california earthquake authority providing insurance to homeowners during earthquakes. but they says there are a few key things homeowners could look out for to

the big one we all think about in 1989 registered as a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. reggie: it is never too early to get the earthquake readiness kit together. go to our page to walk you through what to pack. check it twice a year to make sure nothing expired. kumasi: a winter storm is prompting travel warnings in. time for the holiday. it is spreading record-breaking cold. some parts of the country could see wind chill's near 60 degrees below zero. this is already impacting people. this is really not even the busiest travel time. >> good morning. the timing of the storm really cannot be any worse as all major airlines say tomorrow and friday are the busiest air travel days of the year. that is when the storm is expected to hit. the storm is on track to blow through several major cities with blizzard conditions, dangerous winds and freezing conditions causing ripple effects across the country. the national weather service is telling people in chicago, parts of indiana and ohio to reconsider any travel tomorrow. airlines are offering waivers for free changes, given fo

there was one this morning magnitude three.ozens of aftershocks shook humboldt county since that magnitude 6.4 quake hit early yesterday morning. now the sheriff's department declared a local emergency. they're making it easier to seek state as well as federal funding for damage repairs to senior citizens died from medical emergencies during the earthquake, 14,000 homes and businesses still don't have power there the cities of rio del and for tuna are under boiled water. her advisories, video and photos taken by people in rio del show homes were knocked off their foundations. windows were smashed by the strength of that earthquake. one man said he's been through quakes before. this one was the most powerful one he's ever felt and crews are in that area dealing with the problems caused by the earthquake. we have dispersed a almost dozen person strike team to go out, inspect all the bridges, the major structures and the roadways throughout humble county. we have bridge engineers. we have specialized engineers and bridge inspector

. >>> a pretty sizable earthquake, 6.4 magnitude, rocked northern california this morning. this is the seismograph and, boy, was it rocking. that quake was centered in ferndale near the city of eureka in humboldt county. >> i want you to take a look at this photo this morning. you can see this inside one person's bathroom there is from ria espinoza. she grew up in san rafael. you can see all the things within that bathroom just shattered and tossed around. the shelving and everything, the toilet is still intact. she says she is planning to drive back to the bay area, going to marin for the holidays, and explains to us this morning what she felt. >> it felt like turbulence like on an airplane, intense. >> we will continue to monitor any changing developments with this this morning. to meteorologist kari hall. she is taking a closer look at the fault lines. kari? >> there have been quite a few reports of earthquakes in the area since that 6.4 magnitude earthquake happened. it's the large yellow circle stepping just off the screen so i can query how many earthquakes in the are

one year ago the same area was hit by 6.2 magnitude quake. brian explains the science behind these earthquakes. >> reporter: it was the same thing only bigger in 1992 as a 7.2 rocked anyone anywhere near this prolific site for earthquakes big and small, the triple junction. >> the mendocino triple junction is actually were three tectonic plates meet. as a result, we have something complicated called fault geometry. >> reporter: that geometry has triggered many big quakes near cape mendocino. how does a geologist feel a magnitude six? >> expect these earthquakes to occur. whenever they occur, they always surprise us and excite us and we want to learn more about them. >> reporter: this is such a hot place, there was another big one cure year ago. this shaking from this one is not over yet. >> aftershocks can occur for days after a major earthquake after this. >> reporter: any chance this is a precursor to an even bigger quake up there? >> there is always that chance. >> reporter: it is a small chance. while this quake will not trigger anything

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tuvo magnitud 3.7. hemos visto un incremento de la actividad sísmica a través de california. no sólo tuvimos el temblor en la bahía sino también hacia el valle central. comencemos con la actividad sísmica hacia el área de la bahía porque justoal este de la región tuvimos un sismo de magnitud preliminar que fue revisada y se mantuvo en una magnitud de 3.7 a profundidad de sólo cuatro millas ocurrido a las 3,3 0:00 de la tarde hora del pacífico. y hemos visto otras réplicas de menor magnitud de 1.5 por ejemplo a eso de las 3,28. se puede considerar que se sismo fue una réplica del sismo del 25 de octubre ocurrió precisamente en el mismo sistema de la falla. vamos hacia el valle central porque también estuvimos con actividad sísmica significativas el valle de san joaquín de 1.7 y 1.6. estos sismos, ambos ocurridos en san josé y valle central fueron la intensidad tres lo que implica que son sismo ligeros sentidos por algunas personas pero que no todos reconocen quefue movimiento de tierra . y como repaso sa

where we estimate the magnitude to be greater than 4.5. if you get the alert you should drop, cover and hold on. >> if you are close, maybe you get only one seconds of warning. if you are further away like last night in the bay area, you could have a full minutes before you feel the shaking. plenty of people felt it according to usgs from san jose to medford, oregon. >> people protect themselves they do not fall over or have things fall on them and we can reduce the number of injuries. >> we encourage you to download the my shake app. 6.4 in fernda than a six part foy -- 6.4 in san francisco. people in the bay area being made aware of it, to us this is all positive so they can be prepared for the next one. i am leslie brinkley abc 7 news. >> still among the biggest earthquake to hit the biggest bay area at 6.9 magnitude, in october 1989. we have had earthqu past few decades. a 5.1 quake hit san jose. that was on most a decade after the napa earthquake of 2014. that one measures 6.0. youngsville was rocked by a 5.0 in 2000. when an earthqua

the 6.4 magnitude quake has left tens of thousands of people without power. today. it struck about 8 miles offshore ferndale. that's about 200 miles north of san francisco. state officials say it's still too early to confirm any fatalities, but 2 people up to potentially a dozen injured in this earthquake. they're expected to survive. there have been around 80 aftershocks and more than 70,000 people still without power. at this point. kareen wynter brings us the very latest. >> definitely was one that woke you up an early morning wake-up call ferndale resident caroline titus never expected a powerful magnitude. 6.4 earthquake rocked northern california. she posted this video on twitter capturing the widespread damage and spoke to us about those frightening moments at 02:30am, woke up realize that what's happening take a few minutes or a few things like minutes. it was only a split second to decide. >> is this force really waking up or is this a big one? and then yeah, it was a big one. earthquake knocked out power to 10's of thousands of customers in humboldt county

the magnitude is six or seven. not uncommon. so, while it causes damage , you know, it is not a surprise. it can be a surprise to those in ferndale. >> especially at 2:30 in the morning. we have been in california for so long that we know this is not an uncommon thing and we need to be prepared for it. it happened about 200 miles north of san francisco. is this something similar we could see in the bay area? >> well, could we get a magnitude 6? oh, yes. not the same mechanism, but who cares about the mechanism. if you will get a magnitude 6 -- we had one in the north bay about eight years ago. that cost a lot of damage. so, we are expecting something even bigger here. we have that fault -- it went in a big way or small way over the weekend. in a big way, the hayward fault last snapped at a magnitude 6.8, far more energetic than this one in 1868. you go 1868? you know, that his back in the wild, wild west. well, research has shown hayward goes once every 160 years. that means 2028 -- it does not go off like clockwork. we are in t

the largest magnitude was 4.3.he usgs is saying there is a 6% chance of aftershocks larger than eight -- than a the aftershocks were weaker around the bay area but felt all the way down towards the bay. dan: let's check back now on the pg&e live outage map. most power was supposed to be back on, not so much the case tonight. thousands still in the dark. pg&e does not expect power to be restored until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. in the bay area, we have had our fair share of sizable earthquakes. we have seen four manning to five or greater in the bait -- magnitude five or greater in the bay area. it was almost a decade after the napa earthquake of 2014 which hit 86.0 magnitude. then a 5.6 quake the big one we all think of, back in 1989, that one hit a 6.9. ama: it is never too late to get that earthquake readiness kit together. we have this video on abc7news.com that walks you through what to pack. if you have one, do not forget to check it twice a year to make her nothing has expired. if you did not get the alert

if the earthquakes estimated magnitude is 4.5 or above. and if the predicted shaking intensity at your locations, he is a level 3 year above. they felt very strong, shaking close to the epicenter. >> in the bay area where, of course, most of the that's when most of the population is the shaking was actually like to do. we expect from an 6.4 earthquake. so some people felt it, but not everybody felt it in this particular event. so in that sense to some people got the but then didn't feel the shaking. and that's just part of the inherent variability that you have enough quake now to make sure the my shake app actually alert you wherever you are in california. after downloading it go to settings and set your home base location, then under location, sharing, you must select always and make sure your notifications are turned on. we really want you to get that lifesaving information no matter where you are in the state >> it's safe and secure and it's a way to protect yourself and your family. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> pg and e crews are worki

the big one we all think of his 1989 registering at a 6.9 magnitude quake. reggie: it's never too late to get the earthquake readiness kit together. we have video at our front page at abc7news.com. it shows you what to pack and if you have one, don't forget to check ticket twice a year to make sure nothing has expired. kumasi: a winter storm is prompting travel warnings just in time for the holidays. the storm is just getting started and spreading heavy snow, record-breaking cold, some parts of the country could see wind chills near 60 below zero. lena howland live at sfo and it is already up acting people. >> the timing of the storm could not be any worse. all major airlines say tomorrow and friday are expected to be the busiest air travel days of the year, and that is on the storm is forecasted to hit. the storm is on track to blow through several major cities with lizard conditions, dangerous winds, and freezing conditions possibly causing travel ripple effects across the country. because of this, the national weather service is telling people in chicago,

here we go. 6:22 p.m., a 3.3 magnitude earthquake. some people felt it as far north as concord and south to san jose. this in addition to this morning's earthquake, a 3.1 quake. here is a look at our seismagraph now. let's bring in our chief meteorologist. what are you seeing right now? see a lot of earthquake activity in the bay area. >> we're monitoring that real-time. of course, these jolts are a little extra eye opening after the 6.4 yesterday in humbolt county. again, this morning 8:34 we had a 2.9. that was very shallow. only two miles below the earth surface and recently at 6:22 also a very shallow quake just three miles below the earth surface we had that 3.3. both of these happening right in close proximity to each other. that's the thing, the hayward fault. we know this as a sleeper fault. this has not really seen any kind of big activity in over 100 years. it was back in 1868 when we had a 6.8 magnitude one that killed 30 people. that, interestingly enough, was known as the great san francisco earthquake until the 1906 on t

the largest magnitude was 4.3.he usgs is saying there is a 6% chance of aftershocks larger than eight -- than a the aftershocks were weaker around the bay area but felt all the way down towards the bay. dan: let's check back now on the pg&e live outage map. most power was supposed to be back on, not so much the case tonight. thousands still in the dark. pg&e does not expect power to be restored until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. in the bay area, we have had our fair share of sizable earthquakes. we have seen four manning to five or greater in the bait -- magnitude five or greater in the bay area. it was almost a decade after the napa earthquake of 2014 which hit 86.0 magnitude. then a 5.6 quake the big one we all think of, back in 1989, that one hit a 6.9. ama: it is never too late to get that earthquake readiness kit together. we have this video on abc7news.com that walks you through what to pack. if you have one, do not forget to check it twice a year to make her nothing has expired. if you did not get the alert

one aftershock measured as high as a magnitude 4.6.bay area even received an alert for that earthquake. there's no official word of damage yet, but one person who lives in ferndale tweeted this video from inside her house. you can see items falling off the shelves now. that quake didn't trigger a tsunami warning, but the home bold county sheriff's office was flooded with calls. that earthquake knocked out power to tens of thousands of people take a look at this pg and e map. you can see the power outages at last check more than 70% of the homes and businesses were without electricity. now stay with us here at ktvu throughout mornings on two will bring you the very latest as we learn more about the quake any damage caused by that shaking. we also have more information any time of day at ktvu .com. at our time is 6 33 another news today families in need across santa clara county or going to san jose sacred heart community service to pick up holiday food boxes this year that nonprofit organization is struggling to reach its goal for handi

días a la semana primeros contigo gracias por su sintonía >> ya pasaron días del signo sismo de magnituda y a poco a poco todo comienza regresar a la normalidad. la mayoría de los residentes en el servicio eléctrico pero los más afectados continúan siendo los residentes de una de las locacionesdonde está libertad pedraza buenas tardes las autoridades confirmaron el día de hoy que la cifra de heridos de este sismo aumentó a 17 de los 2 que había reportado ayer >> en la ciudad de (nombre inaudible) ya son (nombre inaudible) las estructuras que se declaran como pérdida total >> ya tiene esa marca de color rojo se pueden ver en la puerta de la vivienda >> la mayoría de los hogares azotados están en esta avenida >> hablamos con algunos de los residentes afectados para todo lo que había colgado todo se cayó al suelo >> la madrugada carlos experto en medio de un desastre natural >> (inaudible) >> el sismo magnitud 6.4 duró tan solo unos segundos pero su paso dejó un desastre en el para arquetipo casas rodantes de río (nombre inaudible) donde carlos ha vivido por más de 20 años. el movimiento te

six of the quakes, or at least a magnitude seven.telligence could soon be used to help humans predict future events, according to a new study. scientists used a machine learning model to forecast the timing and magnitude of natural disasters and pandemics, the study's author says. although there isn't enough data to accurately predict such rare events, the combination of algorithms and powerful machines will skip the need for excessive data. this morning from san francisco. seven people displaced by an overnight fire and no e valley that happened earlier this morning at home on castro in 25th streets. the fire was first reported around four a.m. it spread to all three floors of the victorian home. 70 firefighters were called to the scene, but a fire department spokesperson tells us things actually could have been much worse. we're lucky that we had no injuries associated to this fire. we did have one person that was home and that person was able to self rescue themselves and get out of the building. and most importantly, that person

we have the latest about the magnitude 6.4 quake and how it affected some right here in the bay area hundreds of miles away ahead of federal judge in california struck down the law that would let people sue gunmakers over mass shootings. the reason governor newsom is praising the decision despite supporting that law. house panel recommends criminal charges against former president donald trump. we understand the gravity of each and every referral we are making today, just as we understand the magnitude of the crime against democracy. we're talking live with an expert about where the case goes from here. live from chat london square. this morning to night. and good morning. today is december 20th tuesday and we're looking live at jack london square and a little bit about this place. the weather is a little sunnier than it was yesterday. yesterday i don't believe i did see the sun at all. today we have a little bit warmer temperatures. it wasn't quite so called this morning and the traffic is lightened up. we are indeed getting closer to christmas. as a child growing up and having free

the usgs says it was a magnitude 2.9 that struck about 8:37 a.m. we got a few calls from people who felt the shaking, but no reports of any damage. good evening, meanwhile, communities in humboldt county are still requiring recovering from earthquake that hurt two people and 17 others. people are hard at work picking up the pieces in the aftermath. crews have been working around the clock to restore damage to homes and roads there. communities across the area are without water and power for a second day. the fire hall in rio dell, about 20 minutes south of eureka is the staging point. pallets of water have been donated and they are being handed out to people living in the area. about 30 structures have been red tagged. 50 have been yellow tag. if i enter firefighter says many community members jumped to action following the quake's aftermath. >> all i saw was a bunch of people running around. i was asking them, do you need help? no. i'm going to help someone else. i was very impressed by that. knowing people in this community is a great thing. espe

ironically, a 6.2-magnitude earthquake hit the same area exactly one year ago. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, rio del, california. >>> coming up, an emotional day in court. relatives speak out at the sentencing hearing for a former police officer convicted of killing a texas woman. >>> and education ban. why the taliban government in afghanistan is facing outrage for its latest action. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." even when things seem quieter, the urge to protect means staying on the lookout to help keep others from harm. at pfizer, we're driven by this impulse. we've reached hundreds of millions of lives with our covid-19 response. and we keep innovating. whatever comes next, we will respond fiercely. like family. ♪ this cough. [sfx: coughs] this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go straight to the source of your cough... ...so you can relieve your cough to breathe easier. vicks vaporub. fast-acting cough relief. ♪ ♪ this year take the time to melt into your holiday moments with lindor. ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. from the

the magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck humboldt county at 2 34 this morning. the epicenter was near the city of ferndale, which is about 15 miles south of eureka. the quake damaged buildings, including a number of homes around humboldt county, some homes are knocked off their foundations. windows shattered and there were reports of gas leaks and downed power lines more than 70,000 pg any customers in humboldt county do not have power right now. the quake also damaged the fern bridge. the roadways cracked and closed to traffic. at least two people were hurt, including one person who had a broken hip and a child with a head injury. we have had some injuries as associated associated with this particular event. um we're still assessing the total numbers have no confirmed reports of fatalities. as of yet, but we do know that we've had some injuries that range from minor to moderate it so far. we've identified one bridge the fern bridge, which is which is on state route 2 11. connects ferndale to u. s 101, which has suffered some damage. officials with the californi

another separate earthquake shook part of the east bay this morning, the usgs reports a magnitude 3.1 quake struck just a little more than a mile northeast of san leandro at 8 34. this morning, several people called into the newsroom to tell us they felt the shaking and some of us here at the ktvu studios in jack london square, even felt our building sway a little bit. we also spoke to some people in san leandro, where the earthquake struck. my son text me, you know, and he said, dad, did you feel that earthquake not didn't feel he goes. he's right up the street right here. uh, and he felt, he said. it was really strong. he was surprised for only being a 33 something. but it was so strong. there are no immediate reports of damage from that san leandro earthquake again was small, bitter cold and snow are already impacting much of the u. s forecasters say the conditions could lead to some big travel delays in the coming days just as the holidays and the christmas holiday approaches, jonathan serrie reports. flight delays and cancelations are already trickling in at airports across the c

she said aftershocks that are magnitude 3 or higher, a large enough to be felt nearby and that a magnitude 5 is enough to do some damage. the agency did not receive too many reports from the bay area. >> like you experience of shaking as its variable, depending on, you know, you're a standing still in a call, even all of the go on because the higher you go up in a boating, the more the building itself amplifies shaking. so throughout the bay area, there scattered reports of people feeling the shaking, but it's we can affect and no place to most people feel it's typically a few people in every location fell to about the immediate bay area. >> experts suggest those living in the area make sure your emergency kit is ready and plans are in place. if there is another that is a strong possibility. know that. that's always a worry. >> and of course, many people are asking each other. did you feel it? did you feel it? a lot of people did, especially that alert from the my shake app that alerted more than 270,000 californians early yesterday morning at this earthquake struck that alert. look someth

a magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocked california's northern coast, knocking out power to tens of thousands of people and several communities in humboldt county. we have the latest on the damage and the reports of injuries in the area and the alerts people right here in the bay area received plus thieves break into a local gym and steal thousands of dollars. that was set aside for a holiday toy giveaway. we have the reaction from volunteers. and argentina still celebrating the big world cup win as people crowd the streets of buenos aires as the players return home. how they're going to celebrate as today has been declared a national holiday in that country. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome the mornings onto i'm ali rasmus. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. december 20th bad earthquake alert woke you up to me up. yep you and your nice solid six hours of sleep if it wasn't for that, steve paulson, but we do need it. it's good to be aware of it. it's good that it's working. it's also good to know about our weather today. well i got my attention, no doubt abo

people were hurt when the magnitude 6.4 quake hit near the town of ferndale in humboldt county.ppened just after 2 30 this morning. authorities say two elderly people died because they could not get timely care for medical emergencies at the time of that quake. the earthquake cause significant damage in ferndale for tuna and rio del. the rio del city manager says 15 homes have been red tagged. another 18 have been yellow tagged the bridge, leading to the town of ferndale from 11 was closed to traffic due to quake damage. tens of thousands of people are currently without power and the town of rio del also does not have running water more than three million people across the state and even as far away as san diego received an alert before that earthquake, either on their shake alert or my shake apps, according to the usgs, depending on their distance from the quake's epicenter, the alerts gave users about 20 seconds to prepare for the shaking and we have a lot more pictures that people have sent into our newsroom of the damage to their homes and businesses. you can find more photo

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that's 4.5 in magnitude or greater. and that could give you just enough it of time really to get to safety. >> the 10 seconds that you could get through the earthquake warning california system could be the difference between able be able to pull over on the side of the road. if you're driving, if you're in a business like your doctor, you could put down the scalpel were able to in the bay area slowdown buses or bart trains. but just for individual californians, it do shoe lifesaving seconds to drop cover and hold on. >> yeah. to make sure that the my shake app actually gives you an alert. you're going to want to make sure you and put in your home location. that's important. and then under the location sharing tab, turn it to always on and then make sure you notifications are on as well. then the alert will come when you need it. most. and we're going to following the impacts of this earthquake from humble county on air and online. you can follow our coverage by scanning the qr code you see on your screen that will take

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