in the wind and all buildings sway in the breeze.hese panels are attached spernl so thaspecial sospecially. buildings grow and slink from summefrom-shrink from summer to winter. it's very difficult to do, but after a few of these buildings were built, 50 years ago, they figured out how to do it. >> and the same is true for the glazing as well. if the building sways in the wind or an earthquake the glazing can, also enough resilience that the glass doesn't hit anything. >> all buildings which sway. the biggest thing though, is, you want to design a building to be stiff enough that your body does not perceive the motion. the designers of this building, the code required -- stop it -- the code desired, designs, one, drift allowance, and they doubled it. because again, the bank who was the original owner said, money's no object, we want a conservative blt. and so a lot of times said the code said x, they designed for two-x. so when i have to work on this building, because i'm not old enough to have designed it, i just have the pleasure o

when the wind picks up we will sway faster. we will make birds by taking our hands facing etch other, cross our thumbs and using our hands like bird wings. the birds are flying high above the treetops. in the forest is a river. we will lift our wrists and lower them to make water waves. very soft. you can hear the water flowing. in this river are fish. we will take the right hand over our left and use our thumbs like fish fins and let your fish swim through the water it takes a big dive. >> and growing next to the river are a bed of flowers. opening one hand onfinger at a time watching the flower petal blossoms. we will take our other hand and turn it into a butterifiy much the butter fly will fly, fly, fly the and land on the flour and watch it fly away. drinking can a deer. take your thumb and the outside a n antlers. the deer hears a noise and in the distance is a hunter with a low and arrow. he sees that deer and aims for it. see your target and takes a shot and he misses and the deer escapes. the hunter's frustrated. i can

a circle swayed toppled to the sea. to you, sea, i chant and to the one with ears, hearing you into me. this one is called, having eaten fish. having eaten fish, i open myself to make them more comfortable. i pet the fawn, twisting my calves. two fish leap, kiss, and die. fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought of as a bush. the land was yellow and contained a tree. a man tied to a pole looked up. he is praying and others, too, are glancing eastward. oh, house of cans, i squat, wind blows. to replace its word is why i gather mushrooms in sticky sun i squat, peaceful juice spills on my gaping pant leg finally, finally. the mountain becomes a cloud, slouching south, following the man. and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >>

ay sway -- swaying. of course, we'll be checking the usgs.hat was the biggest one we felt in a long time here. >> biggest ever one in the years i've been here. >> absolutely. >> it showed a 4.3 but they revised it to a 4.0. >> exactly. there was a lot of lights hanging above our heads. >> actually our camera -- see those. >> those were all swaying back and forth. >> they were the size of two soccer balls, pretty big. 60 or 70 pounds. they rocked the last time we got a good quake, but this one really kept them swaying. they are fixed with this heavy metal thing. they have safety cables on them. i don't know that they would come crashing down. >> not worth taking the chance. nine seconds . for us here in san francisco, it was more of a swaying motion, a lot of people near the center reported what they thought were two earthquakes, the jolt then the sways. we talked to the usgs and they described the p waive and s waive and that quick jolt that you get right away and then that's followed by the slow waiving we had afterwards. we talked with jack

with the you don't put sway over it i mean there it got its actions but we don't offer any we don't want giving any people or ground their base for those perceptions is it not fair to say that if there are serious legal questions that need to be on such surely it's correct june the sons should stand trial in the preparations for the strike over their own. seeking. and what i did might mean in terms of. make good on a sunday accountable it's not what they are apparently looking after. therefore duckie need time and they need to prepare. this material. for that of course is highly convenient to keep us and you under arrest and under the threat or the perspective of bringing your pursuit where he had lately been subject to. at liberation petition in the light of what pressure is that he do you think the us might be putting sweden and what. the usa does not need to put any pressure and so we don't. need to have any pressure at all. defense minister for the us open it's a. we love america. and they really do which is putting it but they are putting it you're probably the interest. of the stud

it was still swaying. right now down in the newsroom we have a sizamograph.g the usgs. that was part of the biggest one we felt like. >> ever here. >> in years that i've been here. >> what does it look like? >> see you right now. >> yeah, first came in as a 4.3 and then we got the location right away. right on the hayward fault. they just to the north. and then they gown downgraded to a 4.0. we had two little aftershocks that most people probably didn't feel. a 2.0 and a 1.1. >> and that definitely was a 4.0. and what was it about five and a half miles deep. and a lot of people felt this one so we'll continue to take your on air calls live throughout the morning and people are being great about sending us in photos as well of any damage. just been slight damage if anything. mostly, it's just damaged people's nerves to wake up that way at 5:33 in the morning. if you could share your thoughts on our facebook fan page or with twitter or go to our web page. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. more on our breaking news story. just over an hour ago, 5:33. a 4.0

slow down and don't overreact if your vehicle sways. also, be careful of any high profile vehicles out here. of course they have more difficulty in the winds out here. we're also expecting it to get a little wetter. you want to slow down as well in the rainy weather situation. we're going to be in the elements all morning and we're going to bring you updates as the morning progresses. for now, we're reporting live on the bay bridge, lorain blanco, ktvu, channel 2 news. mpletion this morning fairfield police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man right outside a home. ktvu's allie rasmus is in fairfield this morning with more on the city's fourth homicide in just less than six weeks. allie. reporter: well, fairfield police say the victim of this shooting was able to give them some information about the gunman before he passed away at the hospital. so investigators do have a very vague description of a suspect to follow up on at least. but this all happened around 8:30 last night on the 1100 block of haight street in fairfie

if the utilities can handle marketing aspect to their utilities to try to sway folks from participating, that it not be housed in to the same group as the utility's. we are trying to come up with recommendations on ways to mitigate the incumbent power that the utility has, both money and resources and information. as well as rules about how utilities should have on what they are able to say, that type of thing. commissioner campos: any questions? >> i think he hit on the major points i would have hit on. it is actually not a hearing on the contract itself. a contract actually plays a big part, but it is not actually part of the approval process. i wanted to make sure that was clear. he mentioned the meetings he would be having with the advocates and the discussion with mr. campbell and his staff to talk to them about what it looks like and have a look at where is the best place to go to start programs since we will be targeting for the initial launch? where the most customers located? those kinds of issues are what we will be looking at. hopefully we will be able to share a little more

sways. yeah, it sways. where is most of this damage going to be to high rise buildings? because they are not going to fall down. they are on rollers, they are on springs, they are designed to withstand movement. but what about the stuff inside those buildings? so where's most of the damage going to be in those buildings? on the upper floors. so, high rise buildings different elements. you have structure and non-structural elements. steel beams are structural but it's the contents, the stuff inside, that will hurt you. outside, steel going up, structural part. in this you can see if you take a look at it, they have the non-structural which is the brownish orangish area. that would be your dropped ceilings, your light fixtures, your hvac system. in this particular case, the alcoa building, the structural members are on the outside of the building. so you can see it right away. what's the danger with this building? glass. good. glass. so you have your typical office. what are some of the hazards here? remember, earthquake island, what are some of the hazards? the lights, gl

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candidates are hoping to sway voters in the 10 states holding caucuses, including virginia. good morning, washington. it's tuesday, march 6. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. let's get started with adam caskey. >> some pretty straightforward weather the next couple days. sunshine through the rest of the work week. temperatures a little cold now. numbers.k at the 32 in the district. 23 in frederick. 22 in martinsburg. 25 in manassas, 33 in lexington park. later on this afternoon it will be mostly sunny, high temperatures near 60 degrees -- 50 degrees with mostly sunny skies. cold again tonight. a lot of sunshine tomorrow, near .0 degrees in the afternoon by thursday. looks good right now. clearing a lot of overnight construction out of the way. let's talk about the beltway. oop in the tysons area, 202, they will be out of the way soon. all clear at the wilson bridge. nothing to reports in tysons. in good stead on 95 between baltimore, normal travel times right now. if a live picture of 270. headlights are southbound, very quiet. now to news. >> we are following the

if you look carefully, you can see our camera swaying in the wind. winds from the northwest bringing in that cold canadian air. humidity bone dry. 27% but that northwest wind howling pretty good. 18, gusting higher than. that visibility, all that sunshine today, it's unrestricted. want to show you the chop on the chesapeake. you can see the white caps as you look out in the distance. absolutely a lot of wind to deal with. our views from hemingway. our cameras shaking in the wind, chop on the seven river. in to you -- towson, just the sapphire blue skies. radar remaining clear. in the meantime all eyes on the chill. temperatures will continue to plummet. we're looking at 3 or the freezing mark and below that number as we go from 3ham to 9 a.m. they've expanded this. the national weather service has expanded this freeze warning statewide. 52 in ago heaping. 57 in dulles. 56 in d.c. cool, yes, cooler than last wick by a long shot. really, this is seasonable. statistically where we should be. from the north and west winds at 23. 24 at patuxent. 32 at rea

all boston's runs for the game on that one swaying. the fifth inning, now the sixth. nick a single to right and a double to right. like the old nick, coming back from surgery. the birds get on the plate thanks to a boubou from the red sox -- aboo boo from the red sox. the blue jays snapped a losing streak to princeton. trying to do the same with syracuse. the second and fifth ranked teams respectively. a couple of good coaches, a steamed programs. the blue jays up 4-2. john ranigan. jojo morasco behind the net. syracuse is no down 2. good offense from the jays. the software of canada,, the, bowl 10-4, the final for hopkins. >> know tonight, the latest on the american soldier accused and the massacre of afghan civilians one week ago. preparing for battle. presidential candidates are making their rounds to secure votes. making the cut. you are looking live as hundreds of ravens cheerleaders battle without for a spot on the squad. who made the cut. who made the cut. >> want to remind people that you cannot wear green because of the green screen. >> exactly. >> if uigher

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm john sway, staffed with the department's plan implementation group and i'm going to be joined shortly by timothy papdrao to provide a short update on the eastern neighborhoods transportation implementation planning study work going on. the area plans adopted by the commission in 2008 identified further transportation planning work to support land use change and create complete neighborhoods. shortly after the plan adoption, a team of city agencies including the planning department, san francisco municipal transportation agency and san francisco county transportation authority obtained grant funding to conduct this further work. this project, no one as en trips, has been carried out by the city team, consultants and in collaboration with community stakeholders. the study's final report was released recently and is now available on the planning department's website and timothy pappendrao is on schedule to give the presentation and i spoke to him earlier so i know he's planning to attend and i apologize that he's not here at this time. secretary:

in the 1994 earthquake many of the high-rise buildings in downtown los angeles swayed violently and didot she evidence or signs damage but when structural engineers peeled off the drywall and locked inside they found many of the structural steel members were cracked. so there was a fair amount of damage done by that earthquake and if there were a subsequent major earthquake many of those build evening could have failed. and the same thing could happen in mexico city. >>shepard: another observation, north ridge was a quake where as you walked down the street this would fine, that would be fine, that would be fine, and then a pile of rubble. we have seen in rubble in mexico. >>guest: that is right. well, mexico is build on an old lake bed filled in centuryies -- ago and the ground with shake violently and you get major damage. >>shepard: thank you, john, geology professor at university of california at davis. we will wait to hear more reports and civil defense folks and inspecters are going building to building and if we find there are areas compromised or people hurt we will go back ther

. >>> the furniture was swaying. >> it rattled the entire bay area 90 minutes ago. a 4.0 quake centered in the -- in the richmond area. >>> vandals slashing dozens of car tires. this crime wave has led to more patrols. >>> and shimon peres is waking up in the bay area. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori spelling. >>> new this morning, did you feel it? a 4.0 quake struck the bay area at 5:33 a.m. and was centered near el cerrito and richmond. people have called the newsroom. since then there have been two aftershocks. at this point, there are no reports of injuries. now, this is new video just into the ktvu newsroom. it shows how things looked at the del norte b.a.r.t. station. as standard procedure, b.a.r.t. stopped trains followingth quake to -- following the quake to check the tracks. >>> we're getting a look at some damage. this is in el sobrante. one woman on our facebook said. it knocked her out of bed and knocked the top off her desk. we've asked you, our viewers, on facebook, if you felt

we do not want them to have that kind of sway. how this gets manage will be one of the great and potentially dangerous circumstances that lie ahead of us. >> i am going to go back to the review. you mentioned this earlier in our discussion. at want you to address this. she said the expectation of global support for military intervention "is so great that in the iraq war, americans were shocked and disturbed when only 38 nations participated in the innovation or the post invasion operation of iraq." she says "such statements of the so-called coalition of the willing play down and just how controversial the iraq war was and how-lead the invasion affected the perception of the united states abroad." what i do not know whether she did not read on our did not focus, i am making the point that it was highly controversial. it did put them in extremely bad repute. the reason i talk about it is to then say "look what barack obama then did within a year of coming to office." he used force again to topple another arab dictator, gaddafi. the

buildings swayed for hundreds of miles including mexico city.ndred miles from the epi-center of the quake. head licenses tonight. >> state lawmaker wants to bring in a high tech surveillance tool used by law enforcement to collect photo of license plate. california watch unit of the center for investigative reporting broke the story today. more on it tonight from mark matthews. >>reporter: sometimes the camera are mounted on police cars. sometimes they are on undercover cars. when they are turned on they are constantly scanning traffic for license plates. capturing the information. feeding it to on board computer where it can be matched against reports of stolen cars or cars used until crimes or cars linked to people that police want to catch. >> public benefit to have this data and length of time is significant. >>reporter: chief of police of loss gattoes police department says it's a great tool. police can scan all the license plates in a parking lot and when the computer's alarm goes off they know they have a car linked to a crime or one owne

do you think it will sway them in time around? >> not in a direct way, but indirect way. court will hang together and they will uphold obamacare. it will be overturned and they have to recruit a conservative. if it's overturned it will be a 5-4 majority, which is narrow. apart from the substance of whether the obamacare mandate is constitutional, or not, there will be considerations by conservatives on the court. number one, historically they don't like to overturn large changes, large bills. judicial activism that they attack among liberals. overturning the law and state on abortion. conservatives shy away from that. second, conservative court decided election in the year 2000 by 5-4 majority. i think chief justice roberts has a sense that it eroded the legitimacy and neutrality that people see or perceive in the court. i'm not sure he would like to see a narrow conservative overturning of obamacare. it's not going to trump consideration on substance but it will be in the back of their mind. >> there are plenty of lawmakers in the courtroom, along with attorney general e

nothing reported would indicate san francisco swayed from their three year, $24 million offer.rterback, peyton manning going to denver, the 49ers and smith, hey, it appears they needed each other. alex smith and the 49ers together officially again. >>> john elway won two super bowls as a player, and today, he won peyton manning as an executive. five-year deal, $96 million. on average, he'll be the highest paid player ins league. if he passes three physicals over the following tle years, he'll be guaranteed $58 million. so peyton manning had the choice, and it's denver. >> i really appreciate and am grateful for the time that was given to me by several very impressive organizations and individuals during this process. but in the end, i felt the broncos were just a great fit. >> that means tim tebow will soon be on the move. >> as i said , tim tebow is a great kid. and i said that. he's the one guy -- if i want someone to marry my daughter, it would be him. this is a tough business. and the toughest thing is what i think of tim tebow. >> jacqueline said it. marry his daughter. >>

when the earthquake hit it moves side sways. a lot of the time filing cabinets, they open the shelf, if you do that it will fall over. lock it or balance the weight out. computers. notice this new computer, here. [laughter]. >> save yourself a lot of money by strapping it down. putting velcro on it so it doesn't fall off. tip it over all the stuff will fall off. to be properly say it should be 50 feet away from the window. how many people have 30 foot bedrooms? the best thing to do [inaudible] it will break like a car windshield it shatters and staying together. or close the drapes so if it breaks it will shatter on the drapes and it will fall to the ground. multiple pair of slippers under your bed. most of us get out of bed at night time and close our eyes, you know where it is. in a disaster you might have glass on the carpet or floor. if you get out any start walking you will get cut. how about this? kitchen. the most dangerous place to be in a disaster because that's where all the stuff breaks, in the kitchen. where do you p

up at the top of building, it swayed back and forth and the ceiling planes shaved off a sprinkler and it flooded the top floor. >> it's a big problem. in north ridge, it was a huge problem. there was tremendous losses because your shoot rock gets wet. it's like having a flood. we are on a group trying to look at all the issue in san francisco and make recommendations. whether it responds and does well. the subsequent issue is fire, which we haven't talked about here. with fire goes gas line breaks and water line breaks not being able to protect the structure once it happens. all those utility things come into play. as a homeowner's association, you have to anticipate as a resident of san francisco, there's going to be a lot of ground deformation and our utilities will have problems. we recently had window storms and while pg and e has done a wonderful job, there will be breaks. you will be able to camp in your argument. it would be like you went away for a long time for a camping trip. you will be able to change the thinking about where people go. one of the big issues in katrina, peo

>> the pines were starting to sway and we decided we better start walking towards the house. about ten steps later we heard the frayed train noise. i knew it was headed our way and it was incredible. >> tell us how the town looks and how has the relief effort been? >> the area of damage is small and localized, but it's severe. one good thing to see is neighbors that hardly ever speak to each other and working with each other and helping each other. >> it's high school hoops from chicago, illinois. we have this video on high school cube.com. not only watch, but listen to the play by play. >> on the drive to the corner. yes! unbelievable shot by williams! >> his voice went up like three octaves. >> it's the play by play man, brian snow. they went on to win the game, 63-62. >> approximate are unbelievable! >> the play by play man himself is joining us right this minute. i have to ask, was that your best play call of your career? >> you know what, it's in the top three. i called buzzer beaters and walk off home runs, but never called a game winner in the playoffs. >> you are watc

the judge said the release of those records could sway a jury pool if he is tried as an adult. a hearing is set for next month. >>> it's known as k2, spice and blaze, dies of synthetic marijuana that's becoming more common. more are showing up in the er with doctors not knowing a will the about these substances. roosevelt leftwich has more. >> reporter: what we're seeing in this area are more questions. there have been calls from doctors about bad trips taking the marijuana. the numbers are expected to rise as more folks try a very dangerous high. the videos are all over youtube. how high you get depends on what's on that particular batch of k2. some users are disoriented. others experience high heart rates and hallucinations. users don't know what they're getting each time they take a hit. >> who's putting this together? it's not some pharmaceutical company. some gal, some guy is purchasing this spraying it on what'scally. >> reporter: the poison center the compound that's sprayed on it came from attempts by researchers to help relieve pain. the people have taken the substance

this one felt like the furniture was swaying. >> the quake struck eight seconds apart, the first of a 2.9, the second a 4.0 magnitude earthquake. the country club sits on top of the hayward fault. >> we've had a few over the last couple months or so. it knock add few things off the shelves. >> there were no reports of any significant damage. is it a sign of more activity to come from the hayward fault? >> we see little earthquakes like this occurring. there is always cay chance that big earthquake could follow. >> there's a 30% chance a 7.0 quake will strike on the hayward fault sometime in the next 30 years fu. break those numbers down, -- >> it's approximately 1% chance a year of getting a magnitude 7- type earthquake. the probability is very low. it's not zero. >> reporter: that's why it's always a good idea to be prepared and have your family's earthquake kit ready. the last time there was a 7.0 quake on the hayward fault was in 1868. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more details on this earthquakes, bart temporarily stopped service for track inspection as it usually does following

. >> the earthquake caused hundreds of homes to collapse in mexico city, building swayed, roads cracked, it seismologists say it was centered in an area that had not seen in the earthquake this size in half a century. a truck collapsed under a collapsed bridge, an overpass perilously cracked as people jammed the streets. berkeley seismologist say it was as powerful as 5 loma street were earthquakes. so strong that it rattled the cbs five seismograph >> you can see it is relatively flat and then you see the surface waves >> it also rattled nerves of bay area residents who have family in mexico city. >> it feels really strong and they were scared and dizzy and things like that >> with dangerously damaged buildings, at the consulate says information is scarce >> people are still in the streets not allowed to come back to their offices which is why we don't have official information >> it happened along the western coast where earthquakes are have the common but scientists say the epicenter was in an oddly and disturbing area. >> it was an area that it was observed but there have been no ea