. >> it applies a very small loading extra loading and unloading, on the san andreas fault as a whole. it's huge on the nancy reagan fans this is a small loading. >> reporter: scientists will continue studying to see if the tidal cycles have direct relationships on larger earthquakes that reach the surface but there's no reason to believe that the current earthquake is tied to the moon. >> certain characteristics of faults can affect the tidal response. >>> there it was an unlucky day to be traveling on southwest. a systemwide computer glitch prevented take-offs for hundreds of flights. ticketing kiosks and luggage check were down. passengers had to be checked in the old-fashioned way using a paper system. once they got checked in, the hours-long wait began. frustrated travelers could be seen sprawled out at airports across the country. cbs' peter king snapped this photo at a terminal in new orleans. at mccarran in las vegas, employees passed out bottles of water. a rep for southwest says the system is slowly coming back up to speed but major delays are still expected. >>> just minute

>>rob fladaboe: the san andreas fault but the magnitude 4.2 temblor to the afternoon preceded by severall quakes and committed three range on sunday and a three. 01 monday the 4.2 was the largest quick to some magnitude 5.3 with that in 1986 and nearly everyone felt the not far from the rose while wheat is proximity to a fault mix of the national historic landmark in runs the record below the winery no damage was recording the usgs as it is neither the first nor the last year and is relieving stress on a creeping section of the san andreas test welcome analysis from residents who say seismically speaking is in a little too quiet for too long enough to nasty usgs of the latest seismic activity in the house to area is a week of off the bay area reminds of the latest record for pass what says there was a 72 percent chance of a magnitude 647 or greater occurring summer and the bay area and the next 30 years. >>mark: the automatic sequence the substance this is bad supporter side to be in syktyvkar united helps to have these checkpoints installed by the fall police on california's central coa

this want according to usgs in menlo park centered mostly i'll section of san andreas fault south ofn. no damages reported. >> reporter: more money coming to help drivers in the east bay. highway 4 tuesday night the contra costa board of supervisors approved allocating more money the help pay for high-tech surveillance camera program along highway 4 since 201540 shootings and some of those have led to the bath pittsburgh cameras go up sometime this week. >> vicki: derecognize suspect this the police want to hear from you. early morning fire damage several and all meet at the firing erupted after midnight at the all safe storage tank crews were able to extinguish the blaze 3:00 this morning they say seven of the 32 units sustained severe damage. >> steve: he will also helped craft the knew and approved merger. >> vicki:stunning new numbers on the restaurant industry in the bay area. a report says there a large racial pay gap among workers. according to "restaurant opportunities center united". workers of color are paid 6- dollars and 12-cents less than white workers at fine dining est

hitting near the san andreas fault west of hollister. >>> it is the the rootbeer float day. >> paul chambers is actually helping students. what a fun job, paul. >> that's right. i want to talk about what is important here. there's a lot of people here. and the senior promotions manager is here to talk about what's going on. >> yes, 17 seasons of doing it. >> what is it all about? >> a great event that we have done for 17 years to raise money. it is to help promote juvenile diabetes, type i. >> the interesting thing is the ice cream. >> sugar is not the cause of type i. sometimes they need a little sugar. >> thank you so much for joining us here. we have a couple people from the station here. are you going to be awake? >> i'm working, my hands are working, i'm scooping ice cream. we are doing it for a good cause and i'm with my friends. >> you've got to love it. thank you. he is staying a little bit late today. so come on down. you pay $1, but you get it from these lovely people. come on down. frank and julie, i wish you were here. i'll drink one of these for you guys. >> that's what i was ju

they say the san andreas fault produced a magnitude 4-point-4 tremble on tuesday afternoon. that was then followed by smaller quakes ranging with mid-3-point magnitudes. the city of hollister has not seen such a large quake since back in 1986... when the fault produced a 5-point-3 magnitude. the drawing for the powerball jackpot was tonight just a few moments ago.so grab your tickets because here are your lucky numbers. >> steve: proposals the ultimate property owners and to raise rent. one measure require landlords to petition for approval any annual rent hike more than 10% to. the other limit the amount of property owners can't charge their tents for improvements to building. city local to the fourth 06. the sieve and the nation. each proposal includes several protections both will be on the november ballot this fall. >> britteny: concord livermore are enjoying a bit of a break temperatures in the '90s the league will head back to the mid-90s even in the triple digits all in the 74 cassolette lungren now we'll let you know exactly when that will happen now not see any clot

. >> the quakes on the san andreas fault, seismologists say the big danger for this one is for the los in the east bay represents the bigger danger for our region. >>> the bay area response to a santa clara woman's car-buying nightmare. >> reporter: this is a story every driver really needs to see. take a look at this car. mechanically speaking, yeah, it's good to go. it's set. you can drive it. but legally, it is not drivable. we're going to explain why over the next three minutes. a time span that could save you hours of frustration and lots of money. each year, more than 35 million used cars change hands. the paperwork shuffle to shift owners repeats like clock work until it doesn't. >> i bought a car i can't drive and i've been renting a car now for five weeks. >> reporter: dory hess' used 2011 acura is a moving violation of california law because of the license plate. she bought this luxury sedan for almost $18,000 back in september. >> i paid for it in full. >> reporter: yet the car is still not registered, which means she can't drive it. >> the dmv investigator told me i could b

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and then for the san andreas and the other surrounding fault systems, it will go down to below 16%. 16% and hower. >> reporter: they are calling attention to the forecast as a reminder, all of us really that we do live in earthquake country and we need to be ready if and when disaster strikes. meteorologist brittany shift is here. >> we have a lot more clouds in stored for us. take a live look at their airport. mostly cloudy skies. right now you can see the cloud covers moving through san francisco, starting to push in to the east bay. you can see cloud cover right along the coast there with an area of high pressure that is pushing on shore here in the pacific northwest near portland. basically the jet stream is stacked to the south helping us with the on shore flow that will help create that deep marine layer with those clouds. cooler temperatures and our foggy conditions, especially in the mornings. they will show you that we will be up two degrees. up two degrees in oakland, but seeing similar conditions to yesterday in heyward and con court -- concord. 61 degrees in san francisco, 7

usgs says the recent activity is part of an earthquake swarm center just south of hollister on the san andrea fault. >> and they're developing a better strategy for people displaced by fires. this comes after a recent spike in fires, including this what you know displaceded 50 people last night. the supervisor wants to expand sprinklers in homes. >>> also happening today santa clara county recollecter control will be fighting mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus it's starting tonight at 11:00 until 2:00 in the morning. mosquitoes with west nile virus are being found in several counties in the bay area. >> one of donald trump's advisers may be in legal trouble after he called for hillary clinton's execution. a new hampshire state representative who says he's trump's veteran security adviser is being investigated by the fbi. he said hillary should be put in the firing line and shot for treason. clinton's campaign said it's just the latest incident from the trump campaign's outrageous rhetoric. >> and a new job comes as the home renting website has been faced with discrimination claims. they

. >> the quakes are on the san andreas fault.ward fault and east bay represents the biggest danger for our region. >>> quick check of your microclimate forecast and we are not shaking things up just yet. kari hall, one more day of cool weather here. good morning. >> good morning. it will be a very nice start to the day as you're heading out it feels like it's in the 40s and 50s. and a lot of sunshine to go along with it. it will be a touch warmer for the inland areas today and the rise in temperatures continue as we go through the week. as we go into the weekend, some spots especially in the valleys will be hitting the upper 90s so we're getting ready for a surge in those temperatures and it will continue into the start of next week. and i'll have details on all of that coming up in less than ten minutes. mike has a big update for the golden gate bridge. >> that means a big burst of traffic. i just saw it over the last five minutes coming southbound. all four lanes at the toll plaza are active. it looks like the majority of the l

least 180 bay area adoptions, over three times the amounts we had last year right at the san francisco spca. andrea is with us. >> this is a chihuahua mix with a cleft palate, an adorable little love bug and is just half a year old. >> and he paints. >> finger painting is his special if i. >> reporter: a lot wouldn't be possible without these volunteers taking in these animals. a group of volunteers and thanks so much, guys. what is it all about today? >> clear the shelters! >> that's right, beg, and they are going to continue it into tomorrow here in san francisco so come on out and get a dog and cat and they will help the families do a good job. >> all right, everyone. thanks so much for joining us here at nbc bay area news. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. watching an nbc bay area news special, "bay area proud." college bound, thanks to a man who sees their potential. charles schmuck: in america what you can do is literally change the horizon, change the script, in one generation. and it's all tied to education. announcer: plus, friends in lockstep to set a major milestone. thomas page:

in the newsroom, andrea borba, kpix5. >>> new threat against the san francisco police. a man called the i ingleside station, said he would pay $15,000 to anyone that would kill an officer. the police believe the same man- made a call this morning. investigators are treating the calls as again within threats. -- genuine threats. >> we take everyone seriously. and look out for officers' safety. anyone that does make a threat towards us should know it is a criminal offense, it is a felony, and not something we take lightly. >> on monday, police arrested a 60-year-old man for threatening acting chief, toney chaplin on twitter. >>> in oakland, we show you a couple protestors chained themselves to police headquarters. >> reporter: they bound themselves in chains to the public entry waste of the oakland -- ways of the oakland police department, shuts down public access to the lobby for hours on end. more protestors gathered marching and chanting, calling for the city of oakland to put half of the money used on policing into the community. >> this is a national day of action to

stuart: i think just about everybody has heard of the san andreas fault line, it runs the length of california of los angeles the cajun pass says this is the most vulnerable area in southern california. most serious for a earthquake. liz: this is for oil lines whereby railway, and freeway lines. a highly combustible situation and also if the big one occurs, it could cut off 20 million people as well. so they're talking about, testing for an earthquake that could be 30 times the power of the 1906 earthquake that killed 2,400 peel. . stuart: so if you take precautions, you can stop a disaster turning into a catastrophe at that particular pass. liz: correct and let me tell you who's saying this. officials at wells fargo, walt disney saying wait a second. look at the cage us pass. you guys in california have to step up and do does things about it. stuart: the cage us pass, remember that expression. liz: yeah,. stuart: we have the dows coming off the highs of the day. 27 of the dow 30 stocks are in the upside in the green and the dow still up over 100 points. an update on donald trump vice presiden

minutes ago, we learned new information about a racist threat made against san francisco's acting police chief. kpix 5's andrea boreva live with the latest. >> reporter: allen, the suspect in this case, a 60-year-old donald hoganson of strain. he was picked up yesterday on ortega street, here in the city of san francisco. the tweet was sent out. it features pictures of tuley chaplin. the twitter account refers to the savior. not after long, the man behind directed a tweet at david stevenson that blacks should not be in a position of authority, they can't handle the pressure. next to that was a tweet with a sign that says whites only by order. also mentioned several different accounts of white supremacy. hoganson is in custody, but has not been formally booked yet. >>> the suspect behind a fatal hit and run made his first court appearance today. nicky garcia was charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter, hit and run, and auto burglary. police say he was racing through the park last month in a stolen honda, when he hit and killed heather miller. his bail has been set at $10 million. >>> another bicyclist was h

. >> good evening and thank you for the time you you've devoted to the city of san francisco my name is andrea the there is a motion that has been seconded executive directors for the castro the districts does not take positions on businesses locating outside of our district but i'm here to personally testify that the apothecarium is a great addition to the upper market and an exemplar business the apothecarium is such an incredible business they keep i mean can't say explain and i really can't - can thinks the fear that people are being testifying they've not visited the space they keep their sidewalk clean instantly no a neighborhood famous for neighbors and merchant and people complaining to me, to their neighborhood association, it to the city family and the apothecarium get no complains like a long time and other places in the city mcds are seen as dangerous their used to be one on church near fourth street it was scary i didn't like walking by there but the apothecarium is completely, completely different did you notice it is like a boutique so i really if you haven't seen it and making

san jose school district. administrators called the police on andrea crosby, who has autism.e used rocks to scribble his initials on a sidewalk. >> i thought someone would look at it, legend. or look, legend. this is so cool. a legend was at this school. >> adrian's initials washed off with water, but still left with an arrest on his criminal record for vandalism. in april, we met kye, the freshman did somersaults in the mud and was also arrested at 14, at the same school district, san jose unified. >> i don't think it's fair. not at all. >> we need the officers to provide safety and security for the campus. >> dane caldwell oversees discipline for the school district and told us his schools only use officers when it is appropriate, even though there is no written policy to plangs wh -- explain what it means. >> why not put it in writing. >> it is just something we haven't put it in writing. we support the campus, keep it safe. they're not there to conduct discipline. >> do you think the message has been made clear at every clear at your district. >> absolutely. absolutely. >

investigators arrested 24-year-old andrea and 27-year-old karl hit. both live in san francisco.elease these crystal clear photo of the suspect after the heist. >>> in san francisco woman is recovering after being hit by a charter8e bus. happened around 5:45 at broadway sanford street. she was riding scooter when the bus turned into her. she went to the hospital with serious injuries. the bus operated by sky line coast. no other injuries. we are told passengers on board the bus were let off after the crash split haven't determined who is at fault. >>> east palo alto police he offered to drive this woman home. police used dna evidence found on the victim who link 21-year-old marcquez to the february attack. investigators ran the dna throughout a state databasewj>> california attorney general harris announce today that the number of violent crimes jumped 10%. state wide last year. homicide increase nearly 10% while robbery and aggravated assault were up more than 8%hv. harris didn't comment on the reason for the increase. >>> you have seen iowa polit

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we're here to help your constituents and help people of san francisco you'll go a great job and not grant the continuance thank you. >> i'm andrea cohen urging you to hear the case today as planned an extreme hardship the family has had setbacks to meet with the community and talk with their neighbors i'll be short and sweet thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners kathleen russian hill community association there's been a consistent failure to provide information in this case. >> there's been a consistent failure to follow the planning department procedures that are old in premeditate and on the planning department website given everything that has happened over the last several months and in fact, since this project began the neighbors require additional time to make sure that they're able to review the information that is submitted and be sure it is complete and accurate therefore like my colleagues i am requesting that you follow the planning department recommendation and set this hearing for october 13th so we all have adequate time to look at the plans and insure they're correct and the

san. >> comedian bill cosby's appealing once again sexual assault case. court documents show that cosby's attorney filed that appeal today in montgomery county court. lawyers want cosby' as kuser andrean to give testimony before the case goes to trial. cosby stands accused of of sexually assaulting constand in his montgomery county home in 2004. >>> a scare over a suspicious man in belgium that prompted the four-hour lock down has turn out to be a false alarm. police responded today after reports of a man wearing a thick winter coat in the heat of summer with wires hanging out definitely looked suspicious to them. authorities cornered the man in the center of brussels but say they didn't find any explosives on him. after extensive questioning authorities are now saying they think he's just a student who was measuring radiation levels. >>> a scary scene in the united arab emerates. luxury skyscraper caught fire today and sent burning pieces of the building tumbling to the streets. firefighters evacuated the building sending hundreds of people all the way down to the ground. nobody is hurt. despite all of that and as of yet we don't know what started the fire. >>> the united states coa

andrea grimes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. and breaking news, now authorities in san diego say two police officers have been shot. and a suspect is reportedly in custody. the officers were taken to a hospital, but their it have not been released. the shooting comes with law enforcers around the country on alert following the killing of officers in dallas and baton rouge this month. >>> the search is on this morning for two women wanted in what police say might have been a racially motivated attack on a train in manhattan. police say the two suspects seen in this video assaulted a 29-year-old asian woman on a number one train last month. the victim says the suspects pulled her to the floor and the suspects then got off at west 110th street and broadway. the victim was treated at the hospital for head injuries. >>> now to exclusive video obtained by cbs 2. it shows a shooting unfolding in yonkers two weeks ago. three teenagers went up to a group. one pulled out a gun and started firing. several people ran for safety. investigators say bullets flew by an 18 month old who

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