they are from san martin gwinn, rucker and luther burbank elementary schools. ain holiday train!this train will be making stops throughout the peninsula on saturday, december 2, and sunday, december 3.it's decorated with more than 70,000 glittering lights.the show-train will visit nine caltrain stations between san francisco and santa clara over the two nights, providing holiday entertainment and collecting donations of toys for the local toys for tots program and the salvation army toy drive.for more information visit;holiday-train.org reporting in san francisco lydia pantazes kron4 news. chief meteorologist chief chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... little change in the weather is expected through the end of the workweek. a weak trough will pass north of the golden gate on saturday keeping the best rain chances closer to the oregon border. longer range trends suggest dry and cooler temperatures over the weekend followed by above normal temperatures next week. (steve) certain areas in california are now

past two days there have also been quakes measuring three or more in hollister, east san jose, and san martin. people from san francisco to hollister certainly felt the shaking. >> a bay area man who escaped the death march is dead at the age of 10101. >> he was -- 101. >> a world war ii hero he was a soldier in the philippines when the japanese attacked after pearl harbor. earlier this year he told us it was an honor to fight along side u.s. soldiers for the philippine scouts. >> i'm very proud. >> but after months of fighting the japanese tooks the philippines. starving and diseased he and thousands of other soldiers were forced to walk more than 60 miles. it became known as the bataam death march. [ indiscernible ] >> he would escape and later rejoin the military. ultimately driving the japanese out. but president truman would revoke u.s. benefits promised to philippines soldiers and it wasn't until this year that congress finally honored. this year at the age of 100 he was presented his congressional gold medal in his hospital bed surrounded by family. >> it was bittersweet, long awaited,

it's raining in san martin and gilroy. that will be moving out as well. as we get a live look outside in san jose, you can see the soggy conditions you will meet as you head out for work or school. as we go through the day, all of this drying out. it's going to be chilly. more on that and a look ahead to the weekend coming up. vianey is tracking the slowdowns on the roads. >> we dealt with a various number of fender benders. no accidents. we hope it stays that way. we want to go to an accident. chp reporting a traffic collision. it looks like a lane is blocked. if you know about the 17, that gets backed up. we are talking heavy delays and we can expect to keep them. you can see how bad that back up is starting to build in that area. right now, it looks like it's kind of an accident with no injuries, just the issue that the lane is blocked. we are going to keep a close eye on that. heavy delays at the moment. seeing delays along eastbound areas. for now, the mass transit is looking good. say trains up and running for bart. no delays on ace caltrain. there i

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a magnitude 3.1 quake centered slightly east of the town of san martin. three hours later, there was a slightly stronger quake. a 3.9 quake centered in the allen rock area of san jose. no serious damage reported from either quake. >>> the body of andrew cam laurie is back in his hometown. he was killed christmas eve when a suspected drunk driver hit his patrol car. his final journey home was marked by first responders from here in the bay area and beyond. >> reporter: firefighters from across the bay area saluted on overpass after overpass as a procession escorted the body of officer andrew camalari 50 miles to his hometown of tracy. once at the memorial chapel. a salute for the 33-year-old who died while serving the community. people who didn't even know the officer were touched by the suddenness and severity of the loss. >> very, very sad at this time of the year. i feel for the family. just wanted to pay my respects. >> reporter: just hearing about this and i think about their family. just before christmas. >> reporter: officer andrew camaleri was tryin

a magnitude 3.1 quake hit east of san martin east of 7 p.m. three hours later. a stronger quake, a magnitude 3.9 hit and was centered in the allen rock neighborhood of san jose. so far no word of injuries or serious damage from either quake. >>> tougher gun control rules are coming to california. the state's more than 6 million gun owners will need to consider gun regulations beginning january 1st. the laws range from updated travel restrictions to new registration rules. it will be illegal to import a gun purchased from another state and bring it to california. also, any ammunition that's purchased online will have to be shipped to a licensed vendor. this change will likely lead to more fees for gun owners. >> it's going to significantly increase the cost of ammunition for folks here in the state of california. in particular when you're -- it's already more difficult to get access to ammunition because of the requirements that we're placing on nonlead ammo. >> it will be legal to own an assault weapon but those weapons can no longer be purchased after the first

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. >> reporter: 3.1 quake centered in san martin struck around 7:15 pm tuesday night followed by 3.9 earthquake three hours later centered in east san jose. >> that raises the question -- what was the reason for these two earthquakes occurring three hours apart. the short answer is, we don't know why. but they do seem to have been related to each other. >> reporter: art said tuesdays quakes are not unusual and not necessarily for shocks for a bigger one but notes a high chance of a bigger tumbler hitting the bay area. in fact a 2% probability of a 6.7 magnitude earthquake or greater in the bay area from now until 2043. and he says the hayward fault having the highest likelihood with 33% chance of a big quake followed by the calaveras fault at 26% and san andreas fault at 22%. >> it's a useful reminder that we should be prepared for earthquakes that are larger and more damaging because they can occur at any time. >> we put the deadbolt here in the two by four. >> reporter: the wilson family recently secure their china cabinet to the wall bringing some peace of mind after the recent shaking. >> i

san martin -- low 30s in the santa cruz mountains. 37 campbell. cupertino and saratoga, the morning trifecta. 19 in truckee. and sacramento 34. that's the low that caused the wind when they developed on saturday. now it's pushed too far to the east. it's tapping out of moisture. we'll focus on attention on the system to the north. that's one that's going to play -- we haven't had hardly any rain, one of the driest decembers ever for the san francisco and much of the bay area. highs in the 50s and low 60s. rain tonight and then the colder air arrives tomorrow morning. fyi if not wednesday night, thursday morning. we'll get widespread 20s for the lows. rainfall not that much. maybe .05 to .13. 2 to 6 inches of snow for the sierra. and the snow level will be down to 2000 feet shasta to the oregon border. a winter storm warning out for parts of sis cue county. the extremely cold air is on the way. 50s for the temps and that's it. warmer to the south because they'll be the last to get the cloud cover. and rain late tonight and tomorrow morning. and aft

so, as we look at some of those spots in san jose, also down to morgan hill, san martin and gilroy, you are in with those showers. all of this moving to the south ahead of a cold front. behind that, it is cool and windy. you can tell out there right now, it is much cooler. as we go throughout the rest of the morning, as it clears out, there still may be a spotty shower or two along the coast. overall, we are going to have a dry and windy day. the wind speeds, hour-by-hour, here we are today at 10:30. winds are going to be coming in from the north at 15-20 miles per hour. stronger near the coast. inland areas will keep those winds at 15 miles per hour, even into tonight. it's still going to stay gusty. we start out tomorrow morning with breezy winds. the high temperatures are going to be cooler than we have had recently, reaching the mid to upper 50s around the bay area. as you start out the morning, see how foggy it is. it is going to be windy. you need the kind of hat that is going to keep you in with a good hair day. at least i have to do that because it's so wet. a nice, warm coat. y

the quake was centered near san martin south of gilroy at about 4:30 p.m. no reports of damage or injuries so far. >>> the b.a.r.t. station is reopened after a fire on the track closed the track. after just 15 minutes, officials tweeted they were allowing trains through the station again. no injuries were reported. >>> a fire in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood now contained. that fire broke out in a brick buildle being renovated. firefighters were able to put that fire out. authorities say the restaurant on the lower floor, called the little deli, was damaged, but luckily no one was injured. >>> an investigation underway after a shooting at boley alley in coopertino on homestead road. witnesses say two groups people started fighting and throwing chairs toward the end of a birthday party for a local rapper and then two people began firing dozens of shots after that fight. >> the minute the gunshots happened, i grabbed my girl and went to the bathroom. at first we went to the boys bathroom, but then shotted started in the boys bathroom. >> when i hear

now days, there have also been quakes of magnitude 3 or more in hollister, east san jose and near san martin. so far no reports of any damage or injuries. but people from san francisco to hollister have felt the shaking. >> anyone here feel it? >> oh, no. i was long asleep at that time. actually the one was at 3:45. i was half awake putting on my makeup. >> i will never forget the first earthquake i ever felt here. we were covering the fires and it happened in mendocino. and we were literally 30 seconds away from going live. and all of a sudden an earthquake hit i was like oh!! [ gasping ] >> you're dealing with fires and earthquakes now! [ laughter ] >> want to go back to florida. >> exactly! i will take a hurricane over this earthquake, fire situation any day. we don't have that in our forecast for today. right now, we just have fog. temperatures now chilly in the east bay. actually fairfield, you just dropped down a degree. 30 degrees in fairfield. 35 degrees in the north bay at napa and santa rosa. a little warmer along the coast. you're 47 in pacifica, 49 san francisco, san jose at 42 d

a few hours before that there was a 3.1 near san martin, both along the calaveras fault. >> felt like a car was hitting the house. >> the first time it happened i had no idea what it was. this time i was prepared, but we live in east san jose. so we definitely felt it last night. >> in all three quakes, no reports of injuries or damage. >>> well, any chance of rain we had through the end of the year is gone, but look at that sunset. chief meteorologist paul deanno joins us now. what's the forecast? >> it's been very conspicuous in its absence, the rainfall this december, which is one of our top three normally wettest months of the entire year, but this year 25 of 27 days in december have been completely rain free. the other two days really weren't that wet. the problem? blocking ridges of high pressure. there's a storm out there, but it's heading towards the pacific northwest, not california, because it is blocked and the snowpack has been suffering. it was actually above average this time last month. no longer. it's sitting today at just 28% of normal. the north sierra north of lake

near san martin next to the calaveras fault and the anderson dam. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> emily turner has been watching the weather forecast. not a lot to watch. >> no. it is nice and still out there. things are calm and beautiful. today and tonight chilly. this morning looking at your current temperatures. freezing in napa. 32 that's the chilliest we're seeing although those temperatures will go down before sun-up. 34 in santa rosa a little warmer closer to the water. 47 in pacifica. san jose at 40 degrees. fairfield still chilly at 33 degrees. today a chilly start with patchy fog especially in the valleys of the north bay. so your visibility up there is down. it is going to be sunny and beautiful later today. our temperatures will be near seasonal. and it is going to be dry and sunny and beautiful for the rest of the workweek. your high temperatures today at or just slightly above average. most lit mid-60s. 63 degrees in concord, vallejo, closer to the water, cooler. of 9 degrees. in the south bay you will hit 63 degrees. i will tel

the investigation revealed two san martin brother conspired with family, friends and associates who posed as policyholders. authorities say they filed fraudulent claims with six different insurers for collisions that were either staged or never occurred. they allegedly stole a together of $210,000. >>> the attorney for the man cleared in the killing of kate steinle says that there will be an appeal. jose ines garcia-zarate acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges, but he was convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm. the public defender matt gonzalez said the jury should have beeninstructed on momentary poe possession and that momentary possession of a gun isn't a crime and he'll file an appeal. >>> coming up new details on the toll taker who was killed and how the crash could speed up a change that has been on the drawing board. >> plus it's move-in day, the new plans to house the homeless in oakland. >> google goes sideways, the bay area company's twist on the skyscraper. crash at the bay bridge toll plaza is prompting new safety concerns. d si si han >> closed captionin

about 5.6 miles from san martin ... and 7.5 miles from morgan hill. 3.1 magnitude quake.then at around 10:30 last night ... a 3.8 magnitude quake hit about 5 miles from san jose's alum rock neighborhood.kron 4 viewers have messaged us ... saying it felt like a quick jolt.no injuries or damage has been reported.it was felt as far as the peninsula. in the north bay... fire breaks out at a santa rose home... causing 150- thousand dollars worth of damage. it happened around 11:45 yesterday morning on boyd street near barham avenue. crews quickly put out the fire. luckily... no one was inside. fire crews say a neighbor saw the home on fire and quickly escorted the 81-year-old homeowner out. crews believe the fire was accidental... but the cause remains under investigation. coming up on the kron 4 morning news ...california may be the most ápopulous stateá but it was not the most ápopulará one... we look at why a whole lot of people are choosing to move to idaho. plus ... we've had a few spare the air days this winter... but experts say relief is on the way

a magnitude 3.1 east of san martin. and three hours later, a 3.9 quake struck the allen rock neighborhood of san jose. no injuries or serious damage reported from either quake. >>> an acura slammed into a home in santa clara. the suv collided with a black honda after one of them ran the stop sign. the acura went through a small brick wall and into the house. no one was inside at the time. the mercury news reports that both drivers were hurt and the honda driver was taken to the hospital. alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash. >>> more sanctions on north korea. we'll tell you about the two officials the sanctions are meant to target. >>> as we give you a live look at san francisco bay, meteorologist rosemary orozco will be here with the bay area forecast. >>> and the search is on for armed robbery suspects. more on the crime and what witnesses say they saw. >>> the trump administration is putting more pressure on north korea to shut down the weapons program. >> there is much more work to do. america and its

past two days, there have been quakes of magnitude 3 or more in hollister, east san jose and near san martining. no damages. >> reporter: expect noise outside san francisco city hall during the tree chipping event. the city does this every year to discourage improper disposal and illegal dumping of christmas trees. they will announce dates for curbside tree collection at the 11 a.m. event and we'll tell you about it at noon. >> i haven't had time to take my ornaments off the tree and get it out to the tree. >> it's still the christmas season until epiphany own january 6th. >> it's a lot of work to take it all down and vacuum up the needles. >> that's true. >> i'm with you on that one. >> all right. >>> how's traffic? >> it hasn't been too bad. we do have one accident reported by chp but this is a major trouble spot south 680 at he will sierra row boulevard el cerro boulevard. you can see on the maps, speeds are okay. even with the accident. not bad. chp is on scene so a bit of activity to the shoulder and also stuck in the left lane. all right. elsewhere let's head to the north bay with the

east of san martin. and three hours later. a 3.9 quake hit in the allen rock neighborhood of san jose. no reports of injuries or serious damage from either quake. >>> across the country, they are being hit with intense storms. the national weather service is telling people in the midwest and northeast to expect colder than normal temperatures until the new year. several advisories have been issued throughout the country, including wind chill advisories in michigan and new york, wisconsin. and some areas are reducing highway speed limits to 30 miles per hour. >> a lot of snow and it keeps coming. won't stop. >> there was record breaking snowfall in one pennsylvania city with 34 inches of snow falling on christmas day, 24 inches coming down yesterday. and we want to take you back to the bay area for a live look at sfo. certainly, flights have been affected by the weather back east. right now, we are hearing that flights are mostly on time. and sfo says the inclement weather in other parts of the country is not affecting flights i

a 3.2 quake was centered slightly east of the town of san martin. three hours later, a slightly stronger, 3.9 quake was centered in the allen rock neighborhood of san jose. no reports of injuries or serious damage from either quake. >> this morning, the body of chp officer andrew camilleri is back in his hometown. a suspected drunk driver hit his patrol car on the nimitz freeway in hayward. his journey home was marked by first responders from the bay area and beyond. >> reporter: firefighters saluted on overpass after overpass as a procession escorted the body of officer andrew camilleri from the coroner's office in oakland to the hometown of tracy. once at the chapel, a salute for the 33-year-old who died while serving his community. people who didn't know the officer were touched by the suddenness and severity of the loss. >> very, very sad at this time of the year. i feel for the family. just wanted to pay my respects. >> reporter: just hearing about this and i think about their family, what they must be going through. i can't fathom what they mus

first - a 3- point one hit northeast of san martin around 7-19.tronger three point nine hit -- northeast of alum rock there were no reports of injuries or damage. but lots of people said they felt the shaking... (catherine) we first told you about the earthquakes last night with a push alert from our mobile app. you can stay connected on breaking news in your neighborhood by downloading the appand opting in for alerts. and visit our special section on earthquakes at kron-4 dot com we have an interactive map tracking earthquakes. (grant) a big story we are following. freezing temperatures and below-zero wind chills will remain... for days across much of the northern u-s. this is erie pennslyvania --where there's been record-breaking snowfall. more than five feet in just three days. the bone chilling conditions have forecasters warning of hypothermia and frost bite. (grant) chief meterologist brittney shipp joins us now ---joins us now ---brittney shipp joins us now --- ahead at eight.. californians are getting into line - to pre-pay certain taxes..

san martin says it's so cold we're not going out to look. scotts valley, santa cruz, 32 and 33. cold for everybody. freeze warning on the coast until 7:00. and after that, higher clouds are beginning to spill in. over the next couple of days that will bring the lows up. there's an easterly or northerly breeze off the hills and the wind speeds are way down. 30 in ukiah. and south lake tahoe is at 11. five in truckee. southern california the easterly breeze and i want to show you something. a red flag warning and embedded is a freeze warning. highs in the 50s. 5:01, sal. and no tumble weeds, but lighter. >> it is lighter. we are beginning to see it. i think today is the day where you see it's not a normal friday. a lot of people are taking the day off to finish christmas shopping or get ready otherwise. but traffic looks good on the altamont pass. 580 westbound if you're driving through. and one of the big things is that a lot of schools are out. you're not going to have the school traffic. but usually by now we're red on the altamont pass indicating slow traffic. 580 continues to

the students are from san martin(marteen) gwinn, rucker and luther burbank elementary schools.now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now with the forecast little change in the weather is expected through the end of the workweek. a weak trough will pass north of the golden gate on saturday keeping the best rain chances closer to the oregon border. longer range trends suggest dry and cooler temperatures over the weekend followed by above normal temperatures next week. new ahead at 8 the airline banning smart luggage from flights in the new year. and next. a showdown in the senate .... as republicans near a momentous vote on a massive tax bill. <> ((gary sports tease))coming up later in this broadcast, stanford-usc for the pac-12 title... wow... you really care that much? they are big names. i like that, it's a big game... we'll tell you about that. tiger woods is playing golf today, warriors are rolling, alicia wow... coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. ((steve))here's what we are tracking

near san martin next to the calaveras fault and anderson dam. no reports of any injuries or damage. >>> a foiled terror plot in san francisco has the city rethinking how it interacts with the feds. a modesto man accused of planning a christmas day attack at pier 39, as kpix 5's melissa caen, the city is considering whether to rejoin the terrorism task force. >> not only the fbi handled the situation appropriately but our department, our police department, they really stepped up. >> reporter: according to an fbi complaint on december 16th, edward jameson told an undercover agent he wanted to attack pier 39 on the name of isis and he sent the agent pictures of the pier. fbi sources tell kpix 5 they did notify the san francisco police about this threat. kpix 5 security analyst and former fbi agent jeff harp says that's standard procedure. >> the fbi in all cases calls the command staff, in this case, sfpd, deputy chief, whoever it might, and they will brief them on the case. >> reporter: but the police had to wait for that phone call because san fra

. >> reporter: a 3.1 quake centered in san martin struck around 7:15 tuesday night followed by a 3.9 earthquake three hours later centered in east san jose. >> so that kind of raises the question, what was the reason for these two earthquakes occurring three hours apart? i mean, the short answer is, we don't know why. but they do seem to have been related to each other somehow. >> reporter: art says tuesday's quakes are not unusual. and not necessarily foreshocks for a bigger one but notes a high chance of a bigger temblor hitting the bay area. in fact, a 72% probability of a 6.7 earthquake or greater in the bay area from now until 2043 and he says the hayward fault having the highest likelihood with 33% chance of a big quake followed by the calaveras fault at 26% and san andreas fault at 22%. >> it's a useful reminder that we should be prepared for earthquakes that are larger and more damaging because they can occur anytime. >> we put the deadbolts and the two-by-four. >> reporter: the will some -- the wilson family recently secured their china cabinet to the wall bringing some peace

. >> reporter: 3.1 quake centered and san martin struck around 7:15 pm. that was followed by 3.9 earthquake three hours later centered in east san jose. >> that raises the question -- what was the reason for these two earthquakes occurring three hours apart? the short answer is we don't know why but they do seem to have been related. >> reporter: art mcgarr said tuesday's quakes are not unusual and not necessarily for shocks of a bigger one but notes a high chance of a bigger tumbler hitting the bay area. a 72% probability of a 6.7 magnitude earthquake or greater in the bay area from now until 2043. and he says the hayward fault having the highest likelihood with 33% chance of a quake followed by the calaveras fault at 26% and san andreas fault at 22%. >> it's a useful reminder that we should be prepared for earthquakes that are larger and more damaging because they can occur any time. >> reporter: the wilson family recently secured their china cabinet to the wall bringing some peace of mind after the recent shaking. >> just glad it was not the big one. >>

making people worried about the big one and that it may be coming. 3.1 magnitude quake centered in san martin hit around 7:15 pm on tuesday night. three hours later there was a 3.9 quake centered in east san jose. 9000 people reported feeling the earthquakes. >> it was fairly unsettling. because he does think to yourself, when is the big one going to hit? >> that raises the question -- what was the reason for these two earthquakes occurring three hours apart? the short answer is we don't know why but they do seem to have been related to each other. >> the usgs says that tuesday's earthquakes were not unusual but they are a reminder to be prepared. they say there is a 72% chance that a 6.7 magnitude quake or greater could hit the bay area from now until 2043. >>> let's get you moving this morning. rosemary is trying to dance up a some rain for the bay area. >> something is working. we are going to end 2017 on a dry note. as we get into the final weekend, hopefully, you have something nice planned. we're looking at dry weather. 60s and upper 60s for some. first, let's talk about the fog over po

as you head down 101 toward morgan hill, san martin and gilroy, the rain is falling right now. what we are seeing right now on the roads, it is still very soggy and those winds have picked up. i want to show you some of the highest rainfall totals we have had or not so high. mt. tam had a half inch of rain. that was the highest i have seen around the bay area. napa, .05 inch. santa rosa, very light and san francisco .1 inch of rain. berkeley and san carlos, .10 inch of rain and livermore. san jose, .03 inch. it will be gusty for the afternoon. the winds gusting in at 15-25 miles per hour. get prepared for that. as we look at the high temperatures, mid to upper 50s, getting ready this morning, you need a hat, something nice and warm and something that is going to cut some of the wind. a nice, warm coat as we go through the day. then, as we check out this forecast, our morning temperatures are going to be really cold. san francisco, low 40s. we could have widespread freezing temperatures inland valleys. vianey arana is tracking an issue at the bay bridge. >> when something happen

ready to hit the road, 101 in the south bay, this is northbound direction, an earlier accident near san martin, that had traffic backed up, they are clearing the crash off the freeway. but you can expect a slow ride into morgan hill. your ride continues to be a bit sluggish on 101 between 680 and 880. that's typical for this time of morning. and we are tracking an accident in hayward 880 at tennyson with an off-ramp blocked. >>> the oakland strike is moving into day 2 this morning. thousands of city workers walked off the job yesterday. kpix 5's jessica flores is live outside city hall with more. >> reporter: 3,000 workers on strike today for the second day in a row shutting down city service and facilities in oakland. we expect a group to be here on picket lines. they were here yesterday at city hall and we expect more to protest the fact that they have not reached an agreement with the city. unions representing workers and nonemergency services including public works and parking enforcement say the strike comes as months of negotiations broke down. now, the main sticking point wages. the uni

the south seeing fog developing before you head up to san martin. the high temperatures today, after all this clears up, in the low 60s. not bad at all. we'll talk about what else is ahead in a few minutes. mike says the roadways are clear. >> continue this morning like yesterday. a flow of traffic around the bay. maybe it's better than monday. monday gets a bad rap. we are looking over here toward the north bay. some of the fog carry is talking about, chp not reporting any problems. the live cameras show the bay bridge toll plaza, clear, clear, clear. more cars are traveling through the area. i'll keep my eye on things. no metering lights. richmond to san rafael. this is the glow. low clouds hovering around. it may be a factor. we continue to follow a light drive. back to you. >> all right, mike. thanks. >>> happening today, a special tribute for the hayward chp officer killed by a suspected dui driver on christmas eve. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live outside the hayward chp office this morning with the ceremony taking place today. goo

northbound 101 at san martin, you can see this crash not blocking lanes. but cruising speed around 25 miles per hour. give yourself some extra time past there. 880 southbound, making your way through hayward we are tracking a new accident and this is right near tennyson and it has at least one lane blocked with some injuries involved and so emergency crews heading out to the scene just taking a while to clear. slow southbound. 17 minutes from 238 to the maze 238 to 84. traffic stacked up earlier than usual this morning and showing some slowdowns along the eastshore freeway. 580 slow past 24. so the bay bridge toll plaza from the maze into san francisco 20 minutes. the rest of the ride is okay as far as our travel times mass transit no delays. this may be a great option to avoid the slow roads. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> it is cool out there. let's show you a live look at san jose. san jose you are very chilly this morning. 39 degrees right now temperature from 41 about an hour ago now into the 30s. santa rosa below that freezing degree

. >> reporter: a 3.1 quake centered in san martin struck around 7:15 tuesday night followed by a 3.9 rthquake three hours later centered in east san jose. >> so that kind of raises the question, what was the reason for these two earthquakes occurring three hours apart? i mean, the short answer is, we don't know why. but they do seem to have been related to each other somehow. >> reporter: art says tuesday's quakes are not unusual. and not necessarily foreshocks for a bigger one but notes a high chance of a bigger temblor hitting the bay area. in fact, a 72% probability of a 6.7 earthquake or greater in the bay area from now until 2043 and he says the hayward fault having the highest likelihood with 33% chance of a big quake followed by the calaveras fault at 26% and san andreas fault at 22%. >> it's a useful reminder that we should be prepared for earthquakes that are larger and more damaging because they can occur anytime. >> we put the deadbolts and the two-by-four. >> reporter: the will some family recently secured their china cabinet to the wall bringing some peace of minds after

san martin and gilroy in the 40s. except for a high cloud or a smoke cloud, there's nothing else going on. very quiet. 60s to dear 74 the temperatures. >>> right now we do have crowded conditions and i do have traffic on 80 -- 23 minutes is not terrible. as these commutes go, it's not too bad. 23 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. when you see the bay bridge toll plaza you will see a 10-15 minute delay. i keep watching this. it's moving along pretty well and i have a suspicion as we get closer to the holidays, and hanukkah starts tomorrow, some people will take a few days off. the bottom line is when people don't go to work, even if it's only 5%, it does help us out. schools get out and that kind of thing. right now it's moderate. i would not call it superheavy. this is a look at 880 north- and southbound. traffic is moving along well as you drive past the coliseum. this is a look at the san mateo bridge where traffic is moderately heavy heading out to the high rise. right now traffic is moderate

and a few hours before that, a magnitude 3.1 earthquake struck at 7:19 near san martin next to the calaveras fault and anderson dam. there are no reports of any injuries or damages. >>> later this morning the california highway patrol will honor fallen officer andrew camilleri who died this week after a crash in the line of duty on christmas eve. kpix 5's katie nielsen live at the chp office in hayward with more. >> reporter: this morning, at the chp academy in west sacramento at 11:00, fellow officers will hold a bell ringing ceremony to honor camilleri. yesterday afternoon, hundreds turned out to pay their respects. a procession took officer camilleri from the coroner to a funeral home in his hometown of tracy. hundreds of police officers and others saluted as the procession went by. officer camilleri died on christmas eve when chp investigators say a driver who was drunk and stoned slammed into the back of camilleri's patrol car. fellow officers' families say this death hits too close to home. >> you never think when you send them to work they may not come home. >> reporter: starting janu

the quake struck 4:30 this afternoon just five miles east of san martin. there were no reports of damage, no injuries. people in gilroy said they did feel shaking as well. a dry cold spell sweeping the bay area. changes could be on the way. take a look outside now. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge and the san francisco city lights are gorgeous. rain could be headed to parts of the bay area for christmas though. here's our meteorologist tracking the conditions. >> we are starting with milder temperatures. we have been waking up to cold temperatures. this morning we were warmer in spots thanks to high clouds that were keeping us warm. once again it is expected to keep the overnight lows a little bit more on the milder side versus freezing and below freezing temperatures we saw earlier during the work week. if you head outside oakland at 48. san jose at 50. san francisco at 51 degrees. we can expect to see some areas of isolated freezing temperatures for the interior valleys. all in all the temperature trend will show a nice warm-up in terms of temperatures

a few hours earlier there was a 3.1 near san martin, the last one along the calaveras fault. >> the calaveras fault is seismically active and produces a lot of fairly small magnitude earthquakes and so a magnitude 3.1 earthquake is not at all unusual. an e was a loud >> people in the south bay say they felt a huge jolt and the ground start shaking underneath them. >> i was standing on the fourth floor and i feel there was a loud noise and suddenly i feel shaking. >> i was in bed late night home alone and out of nowhere feel the ground shaking, really deal sounds and something unexpected. it was actually my first earthquake in california. >> welcome to the state. people as far south as hollister in san benito county reported feeling those first two quakes. >>> it looked more like halloween than christmas on the peninsula, a house hiding this huge colony of bats. >> a mystery u-turn 30,000 feet over the pacific ocean, why one airliner had to turn around halfway through an 11 hour flight. >> but first the markets closed up today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. you could g

a quake sam -- centered in san martin hit thursday night. about 9000 people reported feeling the earthquake. >> it was fairly unsettling. you think to yourself, when is the big one going to hit? it raises the question, what was the reason for these earthquakes occurring three hours apart. the short answer is, we don't know. they do seem to have been related to each other. >> the usgs says the earthquakes are not unusual. they are reminder to be prepared. there is a 72% chance that at six .7 quake or greater good in the bay area between now and 2043. >> all right. this get you going. rosemary will be talking about how cold it is and if rain will be coming. >> we do have rain in the forecast but not in time for the holiday weekend. that could make you happy. it is cold. that will continue for couple of days. temperatures will range from the 30s and 40s. take a look at that gorgeous view. you can see we have a lot of high-level clouds streaming across the bay area. for the northbay valley locations we have low-lying fog . visibility is an issue

it was centered slightly east of the town of san martine. later, you might have felt something stronger in san jose. a 3.9 quake centered in the rock neighborhood of san jose. no reports of injuries or serious damage from either quake. >>> the trump administration is facing legal action after a former air force member killed dozens of people at a texas church last month. now a federal lawsuit has been filed three cities, including san francisco. griff jenkins is in washington with the reason that the lawsuit says that the defense department is partly to blame. >> reporter: three of america's largest cities have filed a lawsuit against the department of defense, accusing them of failing to properly use the national background check system, allowing disqualified service members to purchase and possess firearms. the defense department under fire. three cities, new york, philadelphia and san francisco, filing a federal lawsuit accusing the military of failing to report significant numbers of service members disqualified from gun ownership to the

about 5.6 miles from san martin ... and 7.5 miles from morgan hill. it was a 3.1 magnitude quake. then at around 10:30 last night ... a 3.8 magnitude quake hit about 5 miles from san jose's alum rock neighborhood. kron 4 viewers have messaged us ... saying it felt like a quick jolt. it was felt as far as the peninsula. (vicki) and kron 4 has everything you need to know so you are prepared when an earthquake hits. we have a special section on our website with information on what you need in your earthquake kits... as well as what you should do to protect yourself. it's all on kron four dot com. (grant) if you think it's cold in the bay area... take a look at this... a frozen waterfall in minnesota. the 53-foot minnehaha falls in minneapolis froze, thanks to below-zero temperatures. (vicki) much of the nation is dealing with cold weather tonight. pennsylvania officials put national guard troops on active duty this week... in response to cold temperatures and heavy snow pummeling the northeast. the governor -- declaring a disaster emergency in erie.(grant) the storm started on sunday,

from then on, it was bad for san jose. martin jones, then on the ricochet, tyler johnson buried it. four unanswered goals for tampa bay in the third period. first loss for the sharks on that road trip. 49ers kick off at 10:00 a.m. the raiders at 1:25. they host the giantings. we'll have the highlights for you. more news after the break. general michael flynn struck a deal by pleading guilty to one >> in a stunning development, general michael flynn struck a deal pleading guilty to one count of lying to the fbi agents working for special counsel robert mueller. this is the latest development in the seven month investigation of possible collusion between trump campaign officials and russian operatives during the 2016 campaign. what is the significance of this? larry joins us this morning. talk to us about why the bargain is so important. is it the first domino? >> dominos, dots connecting, whatever you want to say. something serious is going on here. a plea bargain occurs when prosecutors decide to reduce the charges against someone in exchange for valuable information provided by tha

about 5.6 miles from san martin ... and 7.5 miles from morgan hill. t was a 3.1 magnitude quake.then at around 10:30 last night ... a 3.8 magnitude quake hit about 5 miles from san jose's alum rock neighborhood.kron 4 viewers have messaged us ... saying it felt like a quick jolt.no injuries or damage has been reported.it was felt as far as the peninsula. ( darya ) a san francisco theft victim is fighting back. she says she's had 50 packages stolen in the past three months... and its only gotten worse.( will ) as kron 4's ella sogomonian tells us... the woman decided to leave a surprise for the theives that's now gone viral. sot: cameo wood, mail theft victim// " if they steal it they deserve it!"cameo wood says she and 15 others on her noe valley block in san francisco have been targeted by mail thieves she caught on surveillence cameras in the act.sot: cameo wood, mail theft victim// "and i'd get a little notification saying delivered i'd run downstairs and be like, oh where's the package? and it was gone. i was checking my video and i would see rando

downtown san jose, south san jose, maybe sand martin heading to gilroy, could have highs in the upper 60s to near 70. average highs upper 50s. tri-valley upper 50s around pleasanton. low 60s into hayward. low 60s in half moon bay with a slight off shore breeze. near 60 in downtown san francisco. and the north bays highs 60s. the rain chances, not before the end of the year. but this time next week, both of the long range weather model. they beth agree. we're transitioning into a bit of rain. the timing is good for the holiday weekend. looks like new year's eve and day we have clouds coming up in but no rain until about the third or fourth, mitdle part of next we can. the rain tries to come back. and hopefully that will also displays high pressure and give us more opportunity to see hours just towards the end of the seven-day forecast and hopefully more to come. foam is the warmest day in the next few days and toward new year's mild. then clouds, then the chances of rain on the increase as we head towards wednesday and thursday. so now that the long range model start to agree we're cha

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martin jones 32 saves. san jose victorious.>>> moraga through the tunnel around the bend in the gaels rolling since thanksgiving. they had a 30-7 lead in the game. jordan goes the distance with a nice move in the lane. a flip shot. they have themselves a huge lead by halftime at 44-18. calvin gets a touch with the left hand. from the baseline corner. it just continues. emmett -- watched this past between the legs. of the defender for the big guy. the replay you can see it more clearly. high percentage shot. 87-59. that was worth looking at three times. the gaels keep rolling. usf in san diego. turning the ball over. isaiah stole it. he slammed it. he led with 23 points. another isaiah for san diego. 17 points eight rebounds. there is one of them. the no look. 73-63 dons on the short end. steph curry.>>> he will be back in the lineup saturday night. for the warriors. that is the sporting life.>>> he has been out for three weeks.>> he is healthy and ready to go.>>> thank you for joining us tonight. good night. ♪

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san rafael bridge. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. commuters may want to mark their calendars. we could be just weeks away from some relief. kpix5's joe vazquez live on the san rafael side of the bridge. joe, i understand there's been some roadblocks, but there is a break in sight, right? >> reporter: yeah, right behind me. you can see this is highway 101 north exiting the richmond/san rafael bridge, one of the most troublesome traffic spots in all the bay area, but officials tell me today that's about to change. the nightmare commute for rush hour drivers in marin county could soon get a big break. >> there is a light at the end of the bridge. >> reporter: so says john goodwin at the metropolitan transportation commission. >> this project has been under construction over a year. now we're winding it down. >> reporter: the bullet of the work on the richmond san rafael bridge is done he says including the cornerstone of the project creating an extra right lane on the contra costa side of the bridge. the toughest task? moving this large