louis tonight. >>> also tonight, that 5.1 earthquake rattling the san francisco bay area centered just outside san jose. the strongest to hit the area in nearly a decade. residents and that warning tonight to stay alert. we'll hear from the scientists tonight. >>> the triple threat in hospitals. the spike in children being seen across the u.s. several hospitals with pediatric beds at more than 90% capacity tonight. some children reportedly suffering from several illnesses at once. the triple threat of covid, the flu, and the virus rsv. steve osunsami live in atlanta. tonight, dr. jha on what parents should know. >>> in russia, wnba star brittney griner's appeal today in court rejected. what she said from behind bars. the u.s. responding tonight. martha raddatz with late reporting. >>> and the war in ukraine. president biden's new warning to russia tonight, saying any possible use of a nuclear weapon would be, quote, an incredibly serious mistake. >>> election night, two weeks from tonight. all eyes on pennsylvania and the debate. democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman head-to-head

the largest earthquake to rattle the san francisco bay area in years. residents warned to stay on alert. tonight, scientists on the reason why. >>> and that deadly school shooting. tonight, the arsenal now discovered and the note. authorities say the 19-year-old just garage waited from the st. louis area high school last year, and that is another case of a young man armed with an ar-15-style rifle. tonight, the images, the weapon, and more than 600 rounds of ammo. the sheriff revealing the disturbing message and the handwritten note. alex perez in st. louis tonight. >>> also tonight, that 5.1 earthquake rattling the san fancisco bay area centered just outside san jose. the strongest to hit the area in nearly a decade. residents and that warning tonight to stay alert. we'll hear from the scientists tonight. >>> the triple threat in hospitals. the spike in children being seen across the u.s. several hospitals with pediatric beds at more than 90% capacity tonight. some children reportedly suffering from several illnesses at once. the triple threat of covid

louis tonight. >>> also tonight, that 5.1 earthquake rattling the san francisco bay area centered just san jose. the strongest to hit the area in nearly a decade. residents and that warning tonight to stay alert. we'll hear from the scientists tonight. >>> the triple threat in hospitals.

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> hi.daily lives. i'm alita fisher running for san francisco board of education buzz i'm a former foster paraphernalia now adoptive parent and in the past 17 years 4 children attended 8 sudden fran schools. i have been an active partner at each one. mom and grand mother were teachers i loved school. i was that kid who came home and played school with my toys

. >> assemble at the san francisco bay area campus still root reeling from a violent shooting. >> it is really helpful for us to be able to identify which students are supposed to be where. >>> that bizarre story on the peninsula. we have new details surrounding the buried car that was uncovered by a landscaping crew in atherton. what our investigative unit is learning about why the car ended up down there. >>> where is your refund? many have been waiting for inflation relief payments from the state. tonight, an update on how many have gone out so far and when you should be getting yours. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us this saturday. >>> after two days of digging we know a lot more about cart buried in the back of a bay area mansion. it's afternoon, cruz understood enough of the car to determine it is a white convertible mercedes but still no clues to determine why it is buried on the giant estate. it was stolen in 1992 according to atherton police. police say they found bags of concrete in the car, but so far, nobody. cadaver dogs reacted to the carp

and conversations and people smiling and excited all over san francisco not just san francisco but people visiting from all overnight bay area and the country. this is a great event. it is also an opportunity to, yes, celebrate our military. celebrate the folk who is make sure the waters are protected, navy, marines. the coast guard, it it is an opportunity for us to remember that san francisco such a major city is also our quick prone. also disaster prone. and so we have to get prepared. we do have our police chief. bill scott and fire chief and our head of the department of emergency management mar ellen carol and others who are running regular drills with our military. to make sure that when because it is in the a matter of if, it is when we are faced with a natural disaster or other disaster that we are prepared to work together to keep the people of this city safe. so, i want all of to you go sf72. org and check on your neighbors. know your neighbors the pandemic gave us an opportunity to know each other better than before. at the end of the day we want to make sure we are able to protect one another. that's what all th

>> we have the meetings in the san francisco bay area because our fellows are either students in md programs, phd programs, law programs, so they come to san francisco for a very long weekend. we have scheduled readings and they wrestle and thk with our schoover two years, we g th y area. >> the training is in bioethics which some haven't encountered before. >> and a law student doesn't really understand the legality, gene editing, have to weigh in if we can do this or not. there are phd students going on hopefully to teach in universities. they'll be teaching students. so it is part of this are formation. they love it because it is multi disciplinary and cross discipline. law students are benefiting from hearing from medical students who are benefiting from hearing from phd students. good lively discussions. >> these professionals will take the learning back to their professional and distribute it as well. >> exactly. and we are creating a network. so we have a strong alumni program. every year we have the paul ramsey dinner and all the alumni are invited to come to that event. so we are cr

thank you for being here the san francisco bay area is really celebrating and this we know is an important tradition to commemorate the start of the mexican war for independence. tomorrow, friday, september 16th, we observe the 212th anniversary of the mexican nation and we are bring thanksgiving important day foiblely to city hall to give it the appropriate celebration it truly deserves. i'm proud to be a mayor of a city that has such a rich latino heritage. latinos have been in san francisco since before the gold rush and over time, grown root and built a culturally rich and resilient community. we are a great city in many ways because of the contributions and the sense of pride that stems from our latino community. san francisco's history and heritage is rot in the that. and specifically the land where we stand was once a part of mexico. we have so many artistic and cultural institutions based in the mission and monday and great to see many of the leaders of the institutions joining us here today. our mix condition american legacy includes the music of someone i love and adore and doing

but the damage was spilled across the bay area. 63 people were killed. san francisco's marina district was among the areas badly damaged.e badly damaged. we spoke with the man whose family business survived, and here is how he remembers it. >> you know, there was the one g that i do remember was the fire. the fires were the worst part of the earthquake. the entire community was affected here fo. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was affected here for. community was a >> now there are a number of eae of earthquake faults running thh running through the region. you can see them right there. the a there. the loma prieta earthquake generated the san andreas fault line. we got incredibly lucky on that faithl that faithful day. >> at 2nd base, oh the oakland s oakland a's -- we're having an . >> the san andreas explodes. wih explodes. with the force of one, two, up 75 adam

services and thanks to a loyal customer base the store is open six-days a week to serve the san francisco bay area. many of these employees stayed with the company for 20 to 30 years. the business has been able to establish a customer account with the city and county of san francisco, servicing their service vehicles. the core feature tradition of the business maintained is automotive services. item two q is mayor po that yacht lub and the organization is a nonprofit membership club dedicated to selling and community service in the greater san francisco bay area. mariposa hunters club was established in 1974 when mariposa ramp club and hunters point yacht club consolidated under the goals of promoting good sportsmanship and providing docking and arranging cruises for (indiscernible) and other activities that increase interest and small craft boating. the roots of the yacht club date back to 1932 in the mariposa book club and ramp club was pounded. mariposa hunters point yacht club represents 30 to 40 members and guest per day that may utilize the club's boating facilities, patio and atmosphere clu

we added five times as many seismic stations in the san francisco bay area. we are better to monitor for earthquakes and fige out when they are happening much happening much more quickly. >> we now have more seismic sensors in the bay area. it is important to be prepared. he sas it is only a matter of time befe the next one hits. > >> when usgs seismic sensors detect an earthquake of magnitue 4.5 or higher is shake alert early warning message will be sent to local transportation agencies. like bart. also, the warning is only a matter of sec. that is why the usgs recommends having an earthquake plan, and also a preparedness kit. > >> many people have shared their shared their memories of the quake online. libby schaaf wrote wrote like so many in the bay area i remember the tragedy and destruction of the earthquake v. earthquake vividly. 33 years later let us recognize the briet responders and heroic neighborso stepped up to help our communits recover together. one viewer said we lived in redwood city at at the time. the long supportinl of the house did not ratt

asian of the san francisco bay area. the rare map was drawn by spanish explorer miguel costanzo .estimated to be worth as much as $800,000 so interesting to see you know how how that looked or how they thought it looked all of those years ago for more now we're joined by catherine williamson from the bottoms auction house, which is auctioning off the map. okay so let's let's start here with the historical significance of this map. i mean, you're talking more than 250 years ago. right. this map was drawn by a man named miguel costanzo, who was the chief engineer of the portola expedition. the portola expedition is the spanish government's first intensive exploration of what we now call california right? and this young man was a part of that team, and he which moved from san diego with the goal. um finding monterey bay and charting monterey bay, so they moved by land up through the coast of california. and they actually did find monterey bay, but they didn't recognize it as touched the description they had did not match what they saw, so they actually kept moving. further up the coa

the largest earthquake to rattle the san francisco bay area in years. residents warned to stay on alert. tonight, scientists on the reason why. >>> and that deadly school shooting. tonight, the arsenal now discovered and the note. authorities say the 19-year-old just garage waited from the st. louis area high school last year, and that is another case of a young man armed with an ar-15-style rifle. tonight, the images, the weapon, and more than 600 rounds of ammo. the sheriff revealing the disturbing message and the handwritten note. alex perez in st. louis tonight. >>> also tonight, that 5.1 earthquake rattling the san fancisco bay area centered just outside san jose. the strongest to hit the area in nearly a decade. residents and that warning tonight to stay alert. we'll hear from the scientists tonight. >>> the triple threat in

bay area. tomorrow, we are down to 58 in the peninsula. tri valley 57. and those 50s through the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. daytime highs for tomorrow, here's the warmup for us. instead of those 60s and 70s, we're back up to the 80s. 85 in morgan hill, low 80s in san jose. even 70s in downtown san francisco. oakland 78, palo alto at 79. but those changes are just around the corner for us. hang on. everything we see right now does have some showers moving in by this weekend. now it's not the big storm we'd like to see, because this thing's dropping down from the north, so it's still hard for it to pick up big rainfall totals. but at this point, it looks like by saturday morning we'd be able to hold on here for rainfall chances for us. even snow over the sierra. so we'll show you this. you can see the key at the top. we're all in this blue color, trace amounts to .2. it's harder toward san jose. but expect spotty rain showers. if everything holds together on this, fingers crossed, we will also be in for snow in the sierra. i'll have more on the totals at about 6:00 tonight. in san francisco, down to 62 on sa

we all have to be advocating for san francisco. and the bay area. we know that san francisco leads the bay area. and we need that leadership. >> and it is important this we commit to the film makers here to stay. you foal like have you a community here. and that it is community to supported by myself and the city. and that we can commit to resources and think about what the resources are like together and see what does missing. i will embark on listening sessions which i have already done with film make and ares production companies. well is more to come this we have to do so we understand and assess the needs. and really make that happen to support the industry here. last 2 points i want to quickly touch on is the notion of we are such a large modia production hub here. we are home to lucas film. dolby, pixar and you tube. we need to hire sf. i want to see we create path ways which we have done incredible work with the mayor's opportunity for all program and production will say here longer the organizations based here to get them to continue to hire

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. >> believed to be the oldest on ever showing the san francisco bay area. auctioneers see the map was drawn nearly 252 years ago. by spanish explorer miguel biggest on so. >> they characterize it as bein the most important 18th century map of the golden state, it could sell for as much as $800,000 at an auction in new york sometime next week. >> that's fascinating to see, how it's different now. >> i'm amazed how they could draw anything remotely accurately without any kind of above perspective. i love old maps but 800 grand is a lot. it's a little pricey. let's tak a look at our computer-generate maps and show you what's in store weatherwise, control of our weather in the atmosphere which means sinking air which compresses the ground level which warms up, but the position, where the high pressure is centered means we are also experiencing offshore winds, the good news is they won't be strong enough to significantly elevate the fire threat tomorrow. we will watch things with as warm as we are going to be and as long as it's been since we've seen shower acti

still ahead, new members provided a clear picture of how many homes are sitting empty in san francisco. >> bay area doctors giving critical research on long covid, what they found, and weeks after hurricane ian pummeled florida a new warning about a deadly th >>> right now on kpix 5, hurricane ian is squeezing more out of your wallet. the storm's potential impact on your breakfast. >>> the biden administration now accusing another country of aiding russia and its war against ukraine. >>> a hazy outlook for air quality, why two specific parts of the bay area have it worse thanthe rest. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> we are talking about the livermore valley, santa clara valley, both locations typically see higher levels of air pollution and the rest of the region. kpix 5 mary lee takes us up high to show us why. >> it's a great place to hike if you like hiking up hill. >> reporter: harmony oswald likes hiking at the park in san jose. one of her favorite things about it is the view. >> you get a really great view of the city, you can see the downtown area. >> reporter: from high above, she has

. >>> a magnitude 5.1 earthquake shook the san francisco bay area today. the strongest they've seen in eight years. it was centered in the hills east of san jose, about 40 miles southeast of downtown sasan francisco.o. there e are no repeports of ana seriouous injurieses or damage. >>> tonight, children's hospitals across the country are seeing a surge in an illness that makes it hard for kids to breathe. nationwide, rsv cases are up 143% since last month, and that is now adding to concern tonight about a triple threat of viruses sweeping the united states very early. cbs's meg oliver reports on how to keep your family safe. >> can you spell your last name for me? >> reporter: covid-19, the flu, and rsv already causing severe illness ahead of normal peaks. >> we're here with a simple message. get vaccinated. >> reporter: today, the white house sounding the alarm for everyone over 5 to get a flu and covid vaccine. >> the thing we always are paying attention to is making sure there's plenty of hospital capacity. right now our focus is get people vaccinated,

a magnitude 5.1 earthquake shook the san francisco bay area today. it was the strongest they've seen in eight years. it was centered in the hills east of san joseÉ, about 40 miles southeast of downtown san francisco. there are no reports of any serious injuries or damage. tonight, children's hospitals across the country are seeing a surge in an illness that makes it hard for kids to breathe. nationwide, r.s.v. cases are up 143% since last month, and that is now adding to concern tonight about a triple threat of viruses sweeping the united states very early. cbs's meg oliver reports on how to keep your family safe. >> can you spell your last name for me? >> reporter: covid-19, the flu, and r.s.v. already causing severe illness ahead of normal peaks. >> we're here with a simple message... get vaccinated. >> reporter: today, the white house sounding the alarm for everyone over five to get a flu and covid vaccine. >> the thing that we always are paying attention to is making sure there's plenty of hospital capacity. so right now, our focus is, get people

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(inaudible) treated affluent high levels of (inaudible) san francisco bay is (inaudible) like the red tide experienced. the bay area needs (inaudible) the solution is clear, san francisco and other bay area water facilities can do a better job (inaudible) by committing to investing in wastewater recycling and win win for people and the environment to also help san francisco to reduce the water consumption so it is less reliant on the main water source, the tuolumne river. every gallon of the water is more water in the rivers (inaudible) supporting salmon and fish populations. (inaudible) all potential pollutants from the water before reuse. the newterants can be disposed of responsibly. (inaudible) city of san francisco (inaudible) san francisco has no plans to make water widely available in the next 25 years. instead the city (inaudible) misguided lawsuits to continue to rely on what is exclusely on the tuolumne river. one of the (inaudible) >> sorry caller, your time expired. any other callers not recognized yet, please raise your hand by pressing star 3 for general public comment. one more caller has joined. go

. >> reporter: in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> we've got breaking news, pg&e reporting a number of outages in the city this evening. the largest right now in the cathedral hill area. traffic is moving on franklin near eddy. nearly 2,000 customers are without power. the streetlights are out. police are in place to try to keep people in areas safe. pg&e looking into the cause. as soon as we know more we'll pass it along. >>> we have new video to show you of a break-in at a jewelry and antique store in san francisco. the store is in the richmond district near clements street. the owner says the cameras caught eight entrants breaking in. the alarm system alerted her to the break-in while she was at home. she spoke to us but didn't want to show her face. >> can't believe what was happening in front of my eyes. i just felt violated, shock thad this is happening in richmond. the area, our beloved area. >> the owner says antique coins were stolen. the owners say they have upgraded their security system. >>> oakland police will get to keep using license plate readers

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bay area. there will be a big game in san francisco tomorrow. hillary clinton will be in the city. she is speaking at an event supporting proposition one. that is the ballot measure that would amend the california constitution to protect a person's reproductive freedom like the right to an abortion and to contraceptives. >>> san jose city hall lit in the colors of the iranian flag in a show of solidarity with iranian women and girls protesting human rights abuses. demonstrators in iran and around the world are calling for human rights and freedom for women in iran. the protest sparked the death of a woman who was in custody of iran's morality police. she was arrested for wearing a loose headscarf. >>> all this talk about covid shots, what about the flu shots? the flu is making a comeback with a vengeance. cases are rising in parts of the country including the bay area. let's bring in nbc's audrey asystio. infectious disease experts say there could be a busy winter season to come. >> the writing on the wall for me is the fact that we saw earlier flu and more flu in australia and new

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. at 62942 wor together we can support your or children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school here. we hold the classes to no longer 12 and there's 23 teachers. i go arou

so the san francisco bay area named the fastest growing metro area and a new survey. the survey was done by. >> the kenan institute, a private enterprise. it's a non-partisan think tank at the university of north carolina chapel hill. they measured cities, goods and services produced well, america's renters have had enough gains are starting to slow in many parts of the u.s. as renters balk at these huge increases. well, this is a dramatic reversal from just a few months ago. people were fighting over a limited supply of apartments on wait lists and paying multiple application fees to get a place to live. mark zuckerberg's multibillion-dollar metaverse investment has drawn ire from at least one prominent tech investor. brad gur, sir, from all to deter capital, published an open letter telling meta it has lost the confidence of investors first are suggested layoffs and limiting the company's metaverse investment so the company can regain focus and apple has increased the monthly and annual subscription prices for the streaming apple tv plus and apple music. apple said

it is believed to be the oldest one ever showing the san francisco bay area. auctioneers status map wa drawn and signed nearly 252 years ago by a spanish explorer . they categorize it as being the most important 18th-centur map of the golden state worth a much as $800,000. >>> the time now is 6:10. words of encouragement by a former nba star. the >>> the governor plans to list lift the state of emergency from covid . it started more than two and half years ago and most of the orders will be gone his office says it is waiting four more months to give the state and local officials time to respond. put this on your calendar , it gave newsome the power to issue nearly 600 order and now some are divided on whether they ever protected you in the first place. here is betty yu on that. >> the proclamation is to advance resources. >> reporter: the governor firs declared a state of emergency i the early days of the pandemic. his office states that the deat rate is the lowest among other states preventing 1.5 million infections and saved 20,000 lives . >> i was a little

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we all have to be advocating for san francisco. and the bay area. rancisco leads the bay area. and we need that leadership. >> and it is important this we commit to the film makers here to stay. you foal like have you a community here. and that it is community to supported by myself and the city. and that we can commit to resources and think about what the resources are like together and see what does missing. i will embark on listening sessions which i have already done with film make and ares production companies. well is more to come this we have to do so we understand and assess the needs. and really make that happen to support the industry here. last 2 points i want to quickly touch on is the notion of we are such a large modia production hub here. we are home to lucas film. dolby, pixar and you tube. we need to hire sf. i want to see we create path ways which we have done incredible work with the mayor's opportunity for all program and production will say here longer the organizations based here to get them to continue to hire people in san fra

this also i'll say as a former prosecutor in the san francisco bay area that complaint reflects that this individual did this with premeditation with foreknowledge, that he went there knowing where she lived, he a plan he intended to carry out he's not some random individual. that should concern all of us there were people out there like him who can carry out violent political rhetoric and actually turn it to violent acts. >> and elected republicans are condemning the attack against paul pelosi but some are also suggesting it is an example of the bigger problem with crime across the country. i'm going to say what former president trump said today about the attack. >> with paul pelosi that's a terrible thing. with all of them, it's a terrible thing. look at what's happened to san francisco generally. look at what's happening in chicago. it was far worse than afghanistan. >> this begs the question of bringing down the temperature and how to bring down the temperature but your response to that take. >> well, the individual didn't even live in san francisco so it's just a cheap shot at s

bay area. san mateo county, that's at 5.94. barely below 6 san francisco county in napa. their close behind at 5.93, alameda santa clara sonoma and contra costa counties. all paying about 5.80, solano county comes in with lowest rated 5.62 a gallon. that is $0.37 lower than we could go over all gas prices are about $0.30 lower than a week ago. but we're still about $0.7 higher than a month ago. >> well, 9.36, we're keeping a close eye on your forecast, including the chance for rain this holiday weekend. going to break it all down for you. coming up after the break. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> in world news tonight, the uk will have a new prime minister, former treasury chief rishi s