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the san andreas fault we hear about a lot because it stretches over 800 miles in california. it's all about the north american and pacific plate colliding and moving. on the san andreas fault it is locked down in many places so when the pressure is released, it often is in larger earthquakes. with the hayward fault, the key difference in this zone is the fact that it creeps throughout the year a few millimeters every single year resulting in quite a bit more tiny earthquakes right throughout the hayward fault. and here is the reason why we could have stronger activity back across the east bay. we may actually have what's called a super quake because they're finding that the hayward, rogers creek and also the calaveras fault are all linked together. you get a quake along the hayward fault that's 6.7, it could be amplified to a 7.3 if it begins to interact with the other faults. so while the san andreas fault is big, we cannot ignore all the activity that could happen across the east bay. >> thank you very much jeff. that's why it pays to be prepared. if you feel an earthquake

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we ship to our local reservoirs san antonio, and the san andreas. we also have emergency energize that we may be able to call on. for example, right now though their devilish with the south bay aqueduct. so they have a need for their water in their director we move back and forth as emergencies occur. >> can i just point out, but make sure it's clear that if an event happens, our first mode of operation is duke claire emerges like we did in the fire. we're just trying to identify other options and have others scenarios, but if in event happens we typically declare an emergency. with that, you can select a contractor. i just want to make it seem like or china find [inaudible] but process we typically engage. >> i to say but were getting better and better in handling emergencies. practice. another thing to note about supplies, i was speaking about the cold ocean about this that many of our customers of multiple supplies. we could ask some of our customers to shift the supply mix that they use rather than taking our wonderfully felt it was significant

other youth person speeding i know that many of you in in this room in english or chinese saw the san andreas movie that is i'm not sure i cannot but we have 3 serious facility lines that come into the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> supervisor christensen and i have had many discussions about making sure that our communities all over the city but particularly those that maybe immigrant and low income communities like chinatown and mission and other areas of the city get attention when it comes to education and preparation to withstand and survive successfully an earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very fortunate and so are other agencies to have a department of building inspection leader in the name of tom huey that made sure the building fees results in education and preparation for people like families and seniors to be better prepared in a multi cultural way. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're now and then two specific grants today each for a hundred thousand dollars those grants will be granted to c y c and to conduct the train

we know it will happen with an energy 30 times the maximum energy of the san andreas fault. this fault would pack energy 30 times the energy that the san andreas fault can muster. >> it speaks of a liquefying of the earth. >> that is right, we are talking about major energy surges in the ground that will cause it to liquefy. we saw it in japan, and it's like quick sand a day you are walking on solid ground and the next you are falling right in to a quick sand. >> this would last four minutes or more, the rattling and shaking and then within 15 minutes the wall of water and the entire zone you could have water up to 100 feet high. >> right, in that zone we have 70,000 people that have no clue as to what could happen. you know in japan, you have to live with earthquakes every day. children go through tests. and drills and people are conscious of this. but, in the pacific northwest, it's barely it barely rates on the radar screen. >> there's something that happens before the shaking that we can sense. that we can pick up. that is an early warning system that they have all over

it was existing 2 unit that will remain 2 unit and property to do a 3 extorting store as well as san andreas fault the existing overhang on the rear of the property we've been caution when we designed the property to be mindful of the neighbors light and air that is 15 feet from the site property and it is set back from the back wall 3 feet we're not blocking the light and air the window property lines and the deck is below no privacy issue and the windows are not in permanent darkness by a structure creating the shadows on his lightwell no new evidence from the appellant why we should have another appeal on the project we've tried to work with the neighbors and worked with the neighbors right and able to get a letter of recommendation from the neighborhood on the other side the appellant has made no effort to compromise they've proposed something that was rejected and followed the procedures from the planning department with the meeting to plan check exemplification making sure the project was compliant with the code so he respectfully would like the board to deny the request for the rehear

our san andreas pipeline number two built in the late 1920s. >> since the break happened over night it was not reported right away and crews were able to stop the gushing water but no before 11:00 yesterday morning. >>> the majority of people that live in los altos no longer have to boil their water before drinking it. the advisory was lifted after the test showed no e. coli in the system. on sunday more than 850 customers were told to boil their drinking water for one minute before ingesting it. there are several dozen people that are being asked to boil their water after a hydrant tested if positive. >>> fighting fire with technology. coming up in just 15 minutes how aerial surveillance is helping firefighters see through the smoke. >> you can just make the process a little bit more accurate. >> we've been talking about this. america's favorite past time going high-tech. up next a look at the first robotic umpire being used in a minor league game. >> still have that grass fire burning on highway 24 or near highway 24 i should say and pleasant hill road. you can see it's a rather larg

other youth person speeding i know that many of you in in this room in english or chinese saw the san andreas movie that is i'm not sure i cannot but we have 3 serious facility lines that come into the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> supervisor christensen and i have had many discussions about making sure that our communities all over the city but particularly those that maybe immigrant and low income communities like chinatown and mission and other areas of the city get attention when it comes to education and preparation to withstand and survive successfully an earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very fortunate and so are other agencies to have a department of building inspection leader in the name of tom huey that made sure the building fees results in education and preparation for people like families and seniors to be better prepared in a multi cultural way. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're now and then two specific grants today each for a hundred thousand dollars those grants will be granted to c y c and to conduct the train

distinctly different from the san andreas fault. did today's quake relief any stress on the hayward fault? >> the answer is no. >> reporter: scientist say there is a 31% chance we will see another big one on the hayward fault on the next 30 years. >> it could happen tomorrow. it could wait 30 or 40 or 50 years. but eventually the hayward is just going to pop. >> uc berkeley is testing an early alert system. i just spoke with researchers and they told me he it worked. it give them a three-minute warning before the actual quake hit. b.a.r.t. is also testing the system. reporting live in fremont, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> meteorologists our chief meteorologist, jeff raenernieri will talk about what this means for people who live on the fault line. that's ahead at 6:00. >> there may be more quakes in the bay area you're not aware of. head to nbcbayarea.com and you will find our realtime interactive quake map. pretty interesting. it lifts all of the quake over the last 24 hours in our area. just search quake map. >> a sound w

. >>> reporter: though often overshadowed by the san andreas, was the hayward fault running through the east bay hills that shook. >> it was kind of a violent shake. not much of a roller but just a good shake. >> reporter: the 4.0 opened eyes at 2:41 a.m. > i woke up and everything was shaking. i just

. >> the southern san andreas fault located in the imperial valley ruptures about every 200 years historically. but with this last big shaker almost 400 years ago it is considered the most overdue fault in the state. >>> it's a double edged sword. we are watering less to save a precious resource during the drought. but that may soon end up putting us at risk of devastating mud slides. marianne favro has advice from experts on how to prioritize your water use. >> reporter: look at this hillside. the problem is dry trees are stressed trees which are much more likely to topple during a storm. he doesn't water his trees at all now to save water during a drought. >> i've been relying upon the abilities of trees to survive the long hot summer. >> reporter: even if the trees survive, vegetation expert says they're extremely stressed making them much more likely to topple during a storm. >> it shrinks the root system. it also -- the vascular system the crown of the tree isn't getting water as readily either because of the lack of newer roots. so large branches and things can become more brittle. and o

other youth person speeding i know that many of you in in this room in english or chinese saw the san andreas movie that is i'm not sure i cannot but we have 3 serious facility lines that come into the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> supervisor christensen and i have had many discussions about making sure that our communities all over the city but particularly those that maybe immigrant and low income communities like chinatown and mission and other areas of the city get attention when it comes to education and preparation to withstand and survive successfully an earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very fortunate and so are other agencies to have a department of building inspection leader in the name of tom huey that made sure the building fees results in education and preparation for people like families and seniors to be better prepared in a multi cultural way. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're now and then two specific grants today each for a hundred thousand dollars those grants will be granted to c y c and to conduct the train

reports of water on the surface here and soon determined that it was one of our older pipelines our san andreas pipeline, built in the late 1920s. >> reporter: one mom who shot these pictures on her cell phone, she was amazed at what she saw. >> i saw a whole lot of water coming through this little canal, creek area and more than i've ever seen. more than el niÑo and i was shocked. >> reporter: the water has calmed down considerably. around 10:00 the water was raging and that would have presented a real danger if one of those kids have fallen in. still flowing at this hour. the immediately goal after the break was to reroute the water and switch over to other sources. >> customers in san bruno and in our region have not been effected to date and we don't expect that they will be effected. >> reporter: the problem is age, much of the pipeline is being upgraded. the section that broke has not been upgraded because of the area. >> it's so old that we've got to get around to the old spots and repair the priority locations and sometimes we're going to have breaks like this that we don't anticipate.

we don't hear a lot from this fault because it lives in the shadow of the san andreas fault. s in pleasanton, san francisco, san jose as far south as watsonville. they took calls from freemont residents and other people who had concerns. there are no reports of damage so far. if you were lucky enough to feel it, most people say it felt like a sharp jolt. >> my wife jumped up, i thought it was the dog, it gave us a good shock, a nice little shake over here. >> and were you worried at all? >> not at all. the 4.0 was right over here, i'm not worried at all. >> and bart service was delayed for 30 minutes this morning while crews inspected the tracks, everything is getting back to normal in freemont. we're live kiet do live for kpix 5. >>> i was under the weather this morning, and it felt like someone picked up the house and shifted it and put it down again. i knew it was the hayward fault, we don't get much rumbling on that fault. it was so overdue. it was a sharp wakeup call for everyone this morning. as you were heading out the door i share this particular view because it's just

this is on the hayward fault, running east of the san andreas fault.far south of watsonville. no reports of injuries or damages. there is no reports of damage, those who did feel it say it felt like a sharp jolt. >> it was an immediate jolt. there was no -- i guess there are p waves and s waves, it was an immediate jolt, going through so many earthquakes in los angeles as i have i knew immediately it was right underneath us. >> and bart delayed sunshine service for 30 minutes, everything is slowly getting back tore normal. by the way, the last major incident was 1868 and that's when 30 people died. >>> thank you. now, we have a seismologist, 4.0, 11 after shocks, what else can you tell us about the earthquake? >> it was a wakeup call for the bay area this morning. a magnitude 4.0, located just two miles northeast of freemont. it's about 8 kilometers. it's actually 12 after shocks as of this moment. the largest have the magnitude of about 2.7. this part of hayward faults have experienced events in the past. two were located east of this event and last s

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>> no, and i just saw "san andreas" over the weekend. >> reporter: i was awake and i was texting mark and i was looking up like, is this going to be the big one? and importantly -- fortunately it passed quickly. do you have an earthquake kit? >> no. >> reporter: now is a good reminder. if you want to know about the earthquake, we have a tab there on kron4.com. share your stories, share your pictures. everybody is all smiles now because it's all over. no major damage if any damage at all, but still, we love to hear your stories including this lovely family. you have to wake up. >> absolutely, next time it happens, i will be awake and know it's not a dream. >> reporter: i've got your back as opposed to could you stop moving? >> i like the way she thinks. >> it's part of life. >> we always say when it's a light one, it's a reminder that you need an earthquake kit. also, maybe some pictures fell off of the wall. i mean, we talked with our other traffic reporter rebecca strong and she said that didn't happen. leonard sent this to us at kron4.com. you can, too. >> i have seen wedding photos

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our san andreas pipeline number two built in the late 1920s. >> reporter: one mom who shot these pictures on her iphone was dropping off her child at a summer camp in city park, and she was amazed at what she saw. >> i saw a whole lot of water coming through this little canal, creek area whatever this run off is. and more than i've ever seen. more than el nino and i was shocked. >> reporter: the water has calmed down considerably here in the afternoon but this morning at about 10:00 when a lot of children were here the water was raging. and that would have presented a real danger had one of those kids fallen in. the water poured all night but still flowing at this hour. the immediate goal was to rerout the water and switch over to other sources. that was a success. >> customers in san bruno and as far as i know in our region have not been affected to date and we don't expect that they will be affected. >> reporter: as with so much infrastructure, the problem is age. much of the pipeline has been or is being upgraded but in this area the section that broke has not yet been upgraded because

. >> reporter: though often overshadowed by the san andreas it was the hayward fault that shook. >> a good shake. >> reporter: the 4.0 hit at 2:41 a.m. > i woke up, everything was shaking. i went to my parents room. i thought it was a dream. my mom said it was an earthquake. >> reporter: scientists across the bay agree on one thing, the hayward fault is overdue for a big one. >> always wonder, will it happen? >> reporter: "they say" any day now. >> 31% of 6.7 in the next 30 years. >> due for a large earthquake. it's also a highly populated region that is right on top of the fault. >> reporter: the fault typically erupts with a major shaker every 140 years. and it's been 147. is therage earthquake kit at your house? -- >> is there an earthquake kit at your house? >> no. i don't know what we would do. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> sonoma county got a little bit of a jolt last night, as well. a 3.2 quake hit near healdsburg around 8 p.m. people as far as fairfield felt it. >>> let's check with liza. >> good morning to you. we are going to talk about the san leandro commute. we sa

you hear these things about the rapture san andreas you see that movie. >> yeah. >> literally peopleunning for think lives r report one california highway patrol officer tells me that he was weaving in and out of the traffic in his patrol car let letting anybody pile inside as he tried to get them to safety. as for reasons like that, nobody was hurt. >> fire crews have a pretty good handle on the north and pine fires heading into sunday. there have been a couple controversy that is have played out. the first is that there's been a lot of criticism for tow truck companies in the area that's because some charged up to $2,400 to tow cars that were abandoned on interstate 15. there's also been some reports of looting while people have evacuated the area. >>> in san bernardino county, california will car fox news. >> hot air balloon festival goes bad when a wind storm rolls in and wait until you see what happens when a balloon gets caught on an suv. >> donald trump is creating controversy again. this time he's targeting a decorated war hero. what he had to say about senator john mccain th

to put that in perspective, "san andreas," also a summer movie, has 50% rating.totally awesome, always. he's super charming on screen. hey, are you caught up on hbo's "ballers?" [ light laughter ] >> seth: no, i'm not. i'm not caught up on hbo's "ballers." >> well, stay up and binge watch it, maybe with your wife, alexis. >> seth: okay. >> anyway, thank god i made it back in time to warn the world about "terminator: genesis" before it opens in theaters everywhere. >> seth: oh, no. oh, no. i don't know how to tell you this, but the movie has been out for two weeks. >> what? no! [ light laughter ] oh man! i'm the worst terminator. i suck, i suck, i suck! john connor is totally going to fire me for my job as being a terminator! >> seth: give it up for the terrible terminator, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'll be back with more "late night!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. hurry, before this

. >>> reporter: though often overshadowed by the san andreas, was the hayward fault running through the east bay hills that shook. >> it was kind of a violent shake. not much of a roller but just a good shake. >> reporter: the 4.0 opened eyes at 2:41 a.m. > i woke up and everything was shaking. i just freaked out a little bit. when it was over i went to my parents' room. i saw everything shaking. and i thought it was just a dream until my mom came in and woke us up and said it was an earthquake. >> reporter: and scientists across the bay agree on one thing: the hayward fault is overdue for "the big one" > will it really happen? >> reporter: any day now. >> 31% chance of having a 6.7 sometime in the next 30 years. >> it's due for a very large earthquake. it's also a highly populated region that is right on top of the fault. >> reporter: the fault typically erupts with a major shaker every 140 years. and it's been 147. is there an earthquake quit at your house? [ pause ] >> no. >> it just kind of worries me like, okay, if i don't have a kit it would happen at night, i don't know what we w

the southern san andreas fault located in the imperial valley town south ruptures about every 200 yearsally speaking but with its last big shaker almost 400 years agoé9<ç it is most overdue fault in the state. our, that information does not include predictions. >> we can say magnitude 7 in california occurs every tech aid or two. if you want a magnitude 6 every year or two, but we start saying how likely is a magnitude 7 on the hayward fault in fremont we don't have the faintest clue. >> that's exactly why experts continue to insist that we all need to do our part to prepare for a major quake every day. >>> a major gateway into yosemite still off limits this morning because of a mud slide. here is new video of the mess on highway 140 in el portal. heavy rains tuesday night covered that roadway with large boulders and tons of debris littering the road there. several travelers(n were strand, luckily nobody was hurt. that slide happened in an area where a large wildfire occurred last summer. it's still unclear when highway 140 is going to reopen. >> and that's the best entry point to yosem

other youth person speeding i know that many of you in in this room in english or chinese saw the san andreas movie that is i'm not sure i cannot but we have 3 serious facility lines that come into the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> supervisor christensen and i have had many discussions about making sure that our communities all over the city but particularly those that maybe immigrant and low income communities like chinatown and mission and other areas of the city get attention when it comes to education and preparation to withstand and survive successfully an earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very fortunate and so are other agencies to have a department of building inspection leader in the name of tom huey that made sure the building fees results in education and preparation for people like families and seniors to be better prepared in a multi cultural way. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're now and then two specific grants today each for a hundred thousand dollars those grants will be granted to c y c and to conduct the train

other youth person speeding i know that many of you in in this room in english or chinese saw the san andreas movie that is i'm not sure i cannot but we have 3 serious facility lines that come into the city and county of san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> supervisor christensen and i have had many discussions about making sure that our communities all over the city but particularly those that maybe immigrant and low income communities like chinatown and mission and other areas of the city get attention when it comes to education and preparation to withstand and survive successfully an earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very fortunate and so are other agencies to have a department of building inspection leader in the name of tom huey that made sure the building fees results in education and preparation for people like families and seniors to be better prepared in a multi cultural way. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're now and then two specific grants today each for a hundred thousand dollars those grants will be granted to c y c and to conduct the train