one of several to hit the san ramon in the past week. kpix 5's len ramirez on whether it's a sign of things to come. should we be worried about that, len? >> reporter: well, the scientists say there is no science to back up whether or not these series of quakes relieve stress on a fault or are a precursor to a bigger quake. we're standing at the epicenter of one of the latest quakes. there are six of these epicenter sites now scattered throughout this area. they haven't caused any damage, but they certainly are shaking people up. >>> reporter: some pampering at a san ramon day spa was the perfect follow-up to the stress of going through an earthquake for jane who felt her first quake ever. >> i felt the house move and my daughter said, mum, that was an earthquake. oh, my goodness. the last thing i expected. we don't have those in new orleans. >> reporter: the 3.4 magnitude quake hit at about 9:30 this morning and was centered inside the crow canyon country club. there were no reports of damage, but it was the sixth in a series of small q

>> this time the earthquake was a 3.4 centered in san ramon, the second minor earthquake to hit the city and the third in two days. we have received several calls from people who felt the earthquake at 9:30. one person felt a sharp jolt. yesterday a 2.9 earthquake shook san ramon at 3:35. minutes later 2.89 math >> survivors of typhoon haiyan are growing desperate for food, water and medicine with the toll at 2,275. eight were crushed when looters raided a warehouse looking for

jammed up and to the san ramon valley out of concord out of 680 southbound. with this 880 ride from the south end of oakland and all the way down to fremont and union city. >>anny: starting with a live look from our vast camera from our studios. you could see a live look at the city's downtown and we are waking up to mostly sunny skies. really nice start your wednesday. temperatures are going to be able to warmer compared to it yesterday but today is the warmest day. after that we

and lou reed, the ramons, it was the rock and rollers, and the indy rock and the punk rockers that embraced us. they saw themselves in us. but in our early days, we wasn't a force to be reckoned with. we wasn't believable. people thought we would be here probably two or three years, and it would be over. >> so you mentioned, you were on mtv and you were the first multi-platinum hiphop artist and first rolling stone, and is there a different trajectory? >> i think that the reason we was able to get onto mtv and get on globally across the nation is, i have always believed this about hiphop, and rock and roll, which are brother and sister. whether you're in the dirt poor ghetto or in beverly hills, when you hear a hiphop song that's truly that respectable, sincere hiphop, it's going to be something that you can relate to, because of what we talk about. the kid in the ghetto and the kid in beverly hills, we all got the same mission. it's peer pressure. i hate my teacher, i love my teacher, i love my mother, i want to do this. so hiphop is a creative art communication that brought people togethe

there were no reports of damage but it was the sixth in a series of small quakes to hit the san ramon area since friday. john sanders felt the pounding of yesterday's 2.9 quake while stopped in his car. it was centered near canyon lakes drive and bollinger canyon lane. >> i felt the car shake and i looked in my mirror. i thought the behind me hit me, you know, just tapped into me. and he didn't. i said, what was that? and then i found out later it was the earthquake. >> what has occurred so far really is nothing unusual. >> reporter: the usgs says the danville san ramon corridor is one of the most seismically active parts of the area. it's along the calaveras fault and many smaller faults branch out around it. >> san ramon is right over here. and you can see the san ramon valley is just basically filled up with earthquake epicenters. >> reporter: dr. david schwartz says it's too soon to call it a swarm of earthquakes and there's no way to tell if the series of quakes means a bigger one is more or less likely for the region. >> right now we have only had six earthquakes. we don't know

the green dots on this map represent the dozens of earthquakes recorded in the san ramon valley from ovember 2002 to march of 2003. the largest of which was a magnitude 4.2. why it's happening here is not clear. >> these are unknown faults. these are small fault that's don't hv they're sitting in the crust. the crust in this part of the bay area is just fractured in many different directions. >> reporter: the orange dots on this map are from the early '90s when some 350 earthquakes occurred over a six-week period near alamo. what does it mean. >> it's not really possible to say that these have any special meaning other than they're telling us this is an active area. once again, we have earthquakes in the bay area. it remind us that we have earthquakes and bigger ones down the road. >> reporter: bottom line says schwartz, be prepared. kron 4 news. >> we are already seeing foggy conditions around the bay area. we're looking live right now at the golden gate bridge. the visibility is not good here. let's take a look at some of the other visibilities. in santa rosa, wore down to a quarter

jammed up and to the san ramon valley out of concord out of 680 southbound. 0 ride from the south end of oakland and all the way down to fremont and union city. >>anny: starting with a live look from our vast camera from our studios. you could see a live look at the city's downtown and we are waking up to mostly sunny skies. really nice start your wednesday. temperatures are going to be able to warmer compared to it yesterday but today is the warmest day. after that we will cool things down slowly. it will be a nice mild fall the day. down right to warm and some locations. temperatures for today topping out made '70s inland and mostly sunny skies. low to mid '70's. the mid-60s for the coast and then tomorrow still looks pretty nice. but will be a good color and to friday and into your weekend. we are tracking some storms. will talk about when and where and my next weather report a first tier is darya. >>darya: up more affirmation on where a man may be from the bay area who is suspected of taking his own child. a 1 month old baby from the mother in sunnyvale fo

the lines. we're still jammed up on 680, 24 and a westbound 680 is heavy into san ramon and out of the san ramond up and was bound is over one hour drive times through the alta mott. there was a southbound accidents and the nimitz freeway, one of the worst is oakland all the way to milpitas. >> the south bay freeway, 87 is extremely slow so was 85. the peninsula commute this horrible 41 01 southbound to redwood city. it is slow coming out of daly city all the way to san bruno. 50 minutes drive times through marin on 1 01 southbound from the golden gate bridge. >> the bay bridge ride is easing at 16 minutes. the golden gate bridge even though we are closer to the peak of the traffic, we are seeing a little lighter load. >> high clouds continue to strain and was a chilly start with the temperatures in the 30's. as we head into afternoon we will continue to see the clouds increase and you can expect cool conditions. as for temperatures santa rosa will still be in the 30's. we have seen some improvements. heading into the afternoon i know it will be a great day. the temperatures will mainly be in th

agent was killed in the shoot it artie's ramon glinda was on the scene at l.a.x. he joins us now on the phone welcome ramon. so ramon where are you at the airport right now and what's the latest you're hearing on the ground. sure. a couple of the hundreds from terminal three where this morning's shooting happened just to recap the day's events at about nine thirty this morning gunmen walked into ballet this morning to this even if you've been the t.s.a. has confirmed that a t.s.a. officer an employee of theirs was killed by the gunman according to airport police here bait chased down the gunmen eventually shot him and took him into custody police earlier briefed the press but i know that a total of seven people were injured during this morning's event six were transported hundreds of people were inside of this terminal three i'm looking right now dozens of planes are still stuck on the tarmac air traffic has come to a complete stall here at l.a.x. . and as i said several people were taken to the hospital after the shooting details are still streaming in but that's

hundred children have been killed in pakistan documentary filmmaker robert greenwald took the story of the ramónfamily as inspiration for his latest movie and says the public just doesn't understand the consequences of drones. want to believe in santa claus and they also want to believe that there's a simple solution to these incredibly complicated problems when we started reading that the drones were killing only high value targets are represented in imminent threat it doesn't make sense it's just not possible so i think there was a kind of hopefulness yes finally we found a magic pill which is part of it some of it is the fact that american soldiers warrant there so people said it doesn't matter as important is that you know the families seeking to all kinds of americans people who have a mother will have a father and who look at them and can't justify the killing that we've done and then you have this extraordinary militarily industrial electoral complex bipartisan that agrees that the way to solve problems is by invading occupying and droning we have to change all of our. well this week of t

the east bay. there was an earthquake and san ramon. red right near the end creek canyon country club. then later in the afternoon there was a 2.4 quake and the exact same area. the san ramon valley is the earthquake swarmed country. according to scientists at the ups you g u s g s. we asked them whether that meant another earthquake bigger one could be on the light. >>: in reality a cameraman and a time and probably produce close to a magnitude 7 per it >>james: official said the earthquake swarmed occurred in a very active area. they said the good thing is no one can productive so-judge predict saw how it plans. >>erica: and we're taking conditions at the golden gate bridge. we have a fog advisory and a fact. i will talk about when the fog is expected to lift when the kron4 morning news returns. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, f

no reports of any damage in the area, in the san ramon valley area. this is a view from that region. but people at the floor coverings in san ramon said they heard and felt the shaking. >> the tile rackshifted a bit. the area was shaking. it is like everything is going to fall down. >> today's quakes are not considered aftershocks to several smaller quakes, it started two weeks ago, always unnerving. >>> and producti ins such as so beans appear on menus in a variety of ways, but did you know they could also used to remove graffiti. this one uses dry ice, and evaporates without harms the environment. the epa issued a grant to come up with green cleaning solutions. >> they used dry ice, which is basically just co 2 compressed. there is no byproducts, some of it is actually cheaper. >>> other techniques include using soy beans, and a clear, protective film that allows the graffiti to be peeled off. every year, citizens report the graffiti and it costs the city $20 million, if you can believe that. >> well, spencer christian is here mid-week, kind of cool,

the southbay. but what does it mean? >> i tell you -- in san ramon the topic of t s day, earthquakes. >> i thought it was going to get bigger because it was kind of the low mbler at first and thent stops. but, yeah, we'rell a little worried now. >>hat you're looking at is a map o earthquake epicenters in the san ramon valley. reporter: more than a half a dozen earthquakes in hal a dozen ds more than we h a while says memo parks geological surveyut not yet an official swar >> a swa is a series of earthquakes. could be 30, 40, sometimes as many as350arthquakes that last for a period a week or up to six eks. >> reporter: the biggest of the quakeshis morning's magnitude 3.4,nough to ratenerves, but not much else. >>hat's in the ckground. it'snoise. it's the earth kind of, kind of, you know, shrugng its shoulders and moving around a little bit. >> just adjting a bit. bottom line usgs experts are not worriedbout the latestound of small quakes more worried about the magnitude 5 and above. while they haven't doneny damage, a good reminder to prepare for the

the san ramone valley area is one of those. >> geologists say if the quakes continue, it could become a swarm, especially if they increase in size. >>> a troubled east bay hospital has declared a fiscal emergency saying it could run out of money in just 6 months from now. they voted on that emergency room last night. it gives the hospital more authority to trim costs. they're facing a $19 million deficit this year. the hospital which serves many of the neediest people will continue to care for patients, but they say it will need a new infusion of cash to survive in the long run. >>> the police department is adding new officers. the city says the expansion will help the department create a new beat in addition to the five current beats in san ramone. they will add four new officers and two part-time technicians. the cost for the officers is $161,000 ever for the rest of this fiscal year and $6 40,000 next fiscal year. >>> an east bay sheriff's deputy was honored for his actions during an armed robbery. >> it is my honor to give you the peace officer valor award for your service. >> con

. >>> we're back on "comunidad de valle" talking about piqe, the parent instute for quality educion. ramon a parent who you als saw on the video. you brought your two daughters. >> s, i did. >> you talk about parent involvement, this is what we're talking abou talk about wha you learned through qe and what difference it has madeith your family. >> actually, i haveearned a lot through piqe. many, many things tt i didn't know bore about how to prepare them from the elementary stage to t high school sta so ty could stt studyin for the s.a.t., for the a.c.t., a just being more involved with o own children from the foundation, which is from pre-k to fifth grade, and it's just very, very formative. >> tl me about these two darlings who we ha here. and wh is it about them that made you say i nd to get involved. >> ts one, her name is adriela and she's going to be 2 years old in december, and this one i aliesh, she going to be 3. and i have also- i have a tells me, you know what?two i have a long ways to go. i have a long way to go because i have two in school rht now, which is a third grader a ur

farther east to go the rain fix up in intensity. take a look and san ramon. ll is about to 10¢ per hour. like to land along the ought to not pass. but like its intensified as your approach in livermore. here's the wider view of satellite and radar these are the showers in the bay area. the showers are actually going to work their way closer to what are right and eventually reached southern california. yesterday waking up to mostly cloudy conditions. tenders ride out in the '50s thanks to the cloud cover. oakland is think about the door 53 degrees of fremont. the approach in the afternoon expect low 60s. it will be cooler than the plenty of sunshine is expected. concord at 62. tenders will be in the loan mid-60s for the south bay tree looks like santa rosa today with a high of 64. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows there's a gun to be a change in the weather patterns. plenty of sunshine and warmer weather lasted into the weekend and it looks like we will hold holmes a mild conditions and dry weather approaching peak thanksgiving holiday. 518 on the spot r

. >> this time the earthquake was a 3.4 centered in san ramon, the second minor earthquake to hit the city and the third in two days. we have received several calls from people who felt the earthquake at 9:30. one person felt a sharp jolt. yesterday a 2.9 earthquake shook san ramon at 3:35. minutes later 2.89 math >> survivors of typhoon haiyan are growing desperate for food, water and medicine with the toll at 2,275. eight were crushed when looters raided a warehouse looking for supplies. the united states is send two new warships that should arrive tomorrow. the first round of supplies have been trickling in. the first deliveries have been made. some have had no water or food for five days. crew whose brought supplies calling it logistical nightmare to reach the people. >> several would happened to be visiting the philippines survived and are returning home. we caught up with then at sfo. matt? >> people who were overseas at the time are making their way back to the bay area and they are sharing their stories about devastation. routine could be the reality of 56-year-old marriage bu

. >> i >>> the san ramon area was rattled by another small quake today. it was reported at 9:13 this morning. the u.s. geological survey says it was the 6th earthquake to happen in that general area since last saturday. they also say small frequent earthquakes are characteristic of the san ramon valley. >> it's not really possible to say that these have any special meaning, other than they're telling us this is an active area. >> experts say even more quakes would have to happen in that same spot for it to be considered a swarm. >>> two sides in a bitter contract dispute have agreed on one thing, they're at an impasse. ktvu's heather holmes is live in concord, where teachers say it's time for a raise. >> reporter: julie, some of those teachers are making their case to the school board right now. while the district has offered a raise, teachers tell me, it is not large enough. that is why earlier tonight, hundreds of educators that were standing right here, urging the board to boost its offer. >> we are helping provide them in the classroom. >> reporter: ou

wanted kind of, you know, in that mode, and that's part of the way i wrote this book to was to look at getting real people's stories and again j ramon, the public defender in georgia was great because they let me follow a trial for a week and a half in georgia and it was great to bring to the public what it was like to be involved in a capital murder trial. a guy who was falsely imprisoned for 20 years. he was a very eloquent storyteller himself. i'm going to read a short passage about him. today bright 56 six on the porch in new orleans 7th ward and rest on the head of his yellow dog. it's 2012 and he often finds himself amusing over time lost, time wasted. it feels like a minute that i have been out here. it took time to adjust to life on the outside and once on the a dark rainy morning as he found himself biking to his miserable job in mississippi he felt real despair. from recognized he was 47 years old and never had a car and afford for 20 years in prison. sometimes he says it's little things like that that can drag him down into sorrow. he chose to do something that both keep those wasted years fresh in his memory. he helps to

. >>> the san ramon area was rattled by another small quake today. it was reported at 9:13 this morning. the u.s. geological survey says it was the 6th earthquake to happen in that general area since last saturday. they also say small frequent earthquakes are characteristic of the san ramon valley. >> it's not really possible to say that these have any special meaning, other than they're telling us this is an active area. >> experts say even more quakes would have to happen in that same spot for it to be considered a swarm. >>> two sides in a bitter contract dispute have agreed on one thing, they're at an impasse. ktvu's heather holmes is live in concord, where teachers say it's time for a raise. >> reporter: julie, some of those teachers are making their case to the school board right now. while the district has offered a raise, teachers tell me, it is not large enough. that is why earlier tonight, hundreds of educators that were standing right here, urging the board to boost its offer. >> we are helping provide them in the classroom. >> reporter: ou

. >>> final hours here, i always cue the ramons right now, all the campaigns want to be sedated and there's some big elections obviously. some national implications. let's bring back the gaggle. errol, the national implications. to me there's two story lines potentially. it's cuccinelli and christie, two wings of the republican party. one will win, one will lose it looks like. that's one story. the other one is the presidential aspects of all this. what's the bigger story, what's the long-term impact? >> well, i think they're really one and the same. you've got a lot of potential presidential information that's going to come out of these state races. which way did republicans break? which way to independents break? particularly keep an eye on them. what's the white house going to do in light of all of this? are they going to take a victory lap? are they going to say that this shows we're the wave of the future? and of course what's the tea party going to do? so i think we're going to have a lot of information. everybody will claim victory. >> it is. radhika, i had a democratic strategist sa

but oakland and out toward the san ramon valley look for low 60s. mid-and upper 630s by 4:00. another sunny and mild day but it will be changing. in fact, it will look more seasonal in the days to come. i'll have a look at the rainy outlook coming up in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. a shooting in san francisco south of market district early this morning has sent two people to a local trauma center. that shooting near sixth and jesse streets happened just after 2:00 this morning. one woman is dead and another injured. no word yet on the condition of the victims. police are investigating what led up to this violence. we will bring you those details as new information becomes available. police are still investigating. we will bring you any new details as information becomes available this morning. >>> a dispute over bart's tentative union contract is heating up this weekend. but in a new development both sides have agreed to meet tomorrow. bart's board of directors says an error gives the union more paid family medical leave than was negotiated. union members have al

highway 24 is a problem freak no issues or problems through the san ramon valley bridge for those of u taking public transit we're not looking at any delays for those of you heading to the bart station. james? >>james: a long time san jose sharks star patrick marleau was in a serious car accident tuesday night. these photographs were taken right after the crash late this morning. on west taylor avenue near stockton in san jose, not far from s- a-p center, where the sharks play hockey. patrick marleau was driving the black mercedes s-u-v. he was not hurt. marleau's wife and young son showed up at the scene. according to witnesses, marleau was driving along taylor, when his s-u-v collided with a green mustang. >>:"my boss ran across the street. i was on 911 and made sure everyone was alright." "the front of the mercedes was completely smashed. the whole side of the mustang was pushed in. started to take some pictures and when i was taking the pictures i realized it was patrick marleau. you know, i did know it was marleau. i was next to him, making sure everything was alright." as for th

tonight participants listened to music by the danville girls choir and the san ramon valley high school chorus and enjoyed a special appearance by father christmas and a snow angel. >>> i just checked with chp. westbound 84, the westbound lanes on the bridge shut down indefinitely due to the fatal crash. here's your alternate, san mateo, moving very well. these are westbound lanes going toward the peninsula. westbound 92 a really good alternative to get around the westbound 84 closure. now let's talk weather. things are going to be a lot nicer in terms of our weekend weather. we have sunny skies, highs in the 60s, possibly even 70s for tomorrow and sunday. after that it's going to get a lot colder. i mean 10 degrees colder possibly in some areas. also a possible of rain coming on wednesday. we'll touch on that in a second. for now temperatures looking pretty good. 53 in san francisco. 51 in daily city. 52 right now in redwood city. 45 in con -- concord and 42 for napa. afternoon highs, good shape. 66 sunnyvale. 65 in pal palo -- 65 in palo alto. that goes for mountain view as well. high

the reporting today ramon you bet moving on to germany or one politician is making a bid to bring edward snowden into the country to appear as a witness against the n.s.a. spying activities german green party politician hans christian strobel met with snowden in moscow where you received a letter from the n.s.a. whistleblower to be shared with german authorities in a letter snowden writes i am heartened by the response to my act of political expression in both the united states and beyond citizens around the world as well as high officials including in the united states have judge the revelation of an unaccountable system of pervasive surveillance to be a public service today german interior minister hans-peter friedrich confirm that he's trying to find a way to bring snowden into the country to testify in front of german officials. but that could be difficult since of edward snowden who leaves russia he'll lose his asylum there any any deal to testify in germany has to come with new protections for edward snowden at a press conference mr strobel discuss this issue would be fully isn't t

the same area. but this morning's jolt was much more noticable.and people we talked to in san ramon say they clearly fent the shaking. >> we were in the office and it was pretty shaky >> all the sudden things were pretty shaking what was going on? >> i was sitting here at starbucks having my coffee and of the windows by breaded and the shares started shaking. >> reporter: 'earthquake swarm' country according to scientists at the u.s. geological survey in menlo park, who are closely watching and counting the earthquakes. the red star on this first point-4 magnitude quake hit today, while the yellow and orange dots mark earlier temblors. >> reporter:there have been at least six since friday. now let's take a look at another map, which shows a trio of historical earthquake swarms in the same area. the green dots representing the dozens of earthquakes recorded from november 2002 to march 2003, the largest of which was 4-point-2. >> reporter:and finally, the orange dots represent a quake swarm from the early 1990's when as many as 350 small earthquakes were recorded over a six- week period near alamo. wh

hopefully you will not venture into the mud that is waiting. 680, the san ramon boulevard is wet with light-to-moderate rain stretching to skyline boulevard and down to hayward and headed through the dublin grade to castro valley. we have rain on top of sfo with our best rain south san francisco headed to burlingame and this will continue sliding down to san mateo and the san mateo bridge. we have steady rain in some areas and scattered in others which is the case today. our best chance of steady rain is this morning. then we will move to scattered showers in the afternoon. upper 50 and low 60's from the coast to san francisco and legal 60's for the rest of us. leyla gulen? >> you were saying this is heavy rain falling where we have a solo spinout blocking the intersection, the transition road, from westbound 80 to 680. lots grown behind my indicating where the rain is affecting the commute. the blue is where it is harder. watch your speed. be careful. we have slick conditions. southbound 880, the off-ramp here is shut down to retrieve a vehicle that landed in the mud when it slid off

lick then later that afternoon, a 2.4 quake in the same area. >> the san ramon valley is earthquake swampountry and according to scientists at the u.s. geological survey in menlo park, they are closely watching and counting the earthquakes. there have been nearly 6¢ friday. we asked the u.s. anti as whether this means a bigger quake could be on the way. >> officials say, that the earthquakes one occurred in a very active area. they say, the bottom line is to just be prepared. >> the time is 6:13 a.m.. coming up on the kron4 morning news. we will tell you how when increased number of the flesh eating bacteria cases are being linked to b.p.. >> we continue to watch the accident with a big breakrig. george will have more on this hot spot and we continue. ♪ with holiday magic in both parks, the happiest place on earth, just got merrier. >> welcome back. the time is 6:16 a.m.. >> it is continuing to get worse, the backup leading off from the scene of the crash. the crews are out there to clear the crash. this is interstate 80 westbound just passed highway 4 and before pinole valley road. the b

quickly followed by a 2.6 quake there and yesterday, a 3.3 quake was felt in the san ramone area. no damage was reported. >>> tesla ceo visited three factory workers at a hospital, those employees suffered second degree burns after an accident at the automakers freemont factory yesterday. an a hume numb casting press malfunctioned. there was no fire but the workers were scalded by some hot metal. >>> a suspected drunk driver crashed a van into a utility pole in hayward, knocked out power to thousands this morning. it happened earlier this morning on a street and hathaway avenue. 5,000 people were in the dark for hours . there's the van. the drivers did run from the scene but officers finally caught up with them a short time later. >>> the typhoon relief fund, the top tier is working, i love that. the top tier is working. >> it's great. keep those phones ringing. we had some celebrity volunteers here. we'll tell you about some exciting give aways when we come back. >>> high eye meterologist lawrence carter on the kpix 5 weather center. that fog begins to break up in spots and a litt

the san ramon company says its oil and gas production is rising, but it's not producing as much. that's mainly due to maintenance at its southern california refinery. chevron is the second largest oil and gas company in the country. >>> wall street posted losses for a second day in a row. nasdaq loss 10. this is the last day of october and for the month, the dow was up 3%. nasdaq almost 4%. : mountain based google unveiled its smart phone. the device is the slimmest and fastest in the lineup. the phones are available for purchase today. it will cost you about $349 for the 16 gigabyte version. it runs on the upgraded android operating system. >> a big change today, going forward, it will allow passengers to use most electronic devices during takeoff and landing. but as doug reports, there are still some restrictions. >> the federal aviation administration announcing airlines can allow passengers to use most electronic devices during all phases of flight, including takeoffs and landings. the committee determined that most commercial airplanes can tolerate radio interference from por

the bay. two others in san ramone and one in oakland. >> you would think this is geyserville. >> reporter: there were just as many quakes in the small geyser area of sonoma county. experts say it's not unusual. >> it's not surprising we're having these small earthquakes in this area. there are places where we have fairly frequent small earthquakes, the san ramone valley area is one of those. >> i think it's a good thing because i think it's letting pressure off and it will save us from having a bigger one. >> reporter: or it might be evidence of a pressure build up. >>> several employees were injured in a crash in sonoma county on lakeville highway just south of old lake road number 2. the driver of a ford f-150 was going southbound when he drifted into the northbound lane and crashed another truck carrying the 10 workers. the driver of the f-150 suffered major injuries. five of the workers were taken to hospitals with various injuries. >>> putting a freeze on tuition. the goal in the long run is to come up with a new plan to keep more money in the pockets of students. >> i wish they could all b

the east bay. just after 9:30 this morning - a 3.3 magnuitude quake in san ramon. was centered near crow canyon country club. at crow canyon road and el capitan drive. then later this afternoon. a 2.4 quake in the same area. >> pam: the san ramon valley is 'earthquake swarm' country according to scientists at the u.s. geological survey in menlo park, who are closely watching and counting the earthquakes. there have been at least six since friday. >> pam: we asked the u-s-g-s is this means a bigger quake could be on the way. >>".magnitude 7." >> pam: officials say the earthquake swarm occurred in a very active area. they say the bottom line is to be prepared. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- >> pam: one of the faces of football.rejecting that sport today. and new evidence suggests.bob costas is not alone. grant is back.he has the story that a lot of parents are talking about tonight.grant. today we learned parents are starting to pull the plug on football. >> reporter:vitug says "maybe the kids want to play on their ipads instead." sonja say "the drop could actually be in

ramone. geologists say the 3.4 quake is part of a swarm of small quakes the quake hit this morning a mile northeast of san ramone followed by a 2.4 quake at 12:47 p.m . sky seven hd checked sab san ramone valley, found no visible signs of damage the quakes are not considered after shocks to yesterday's 2.9 quake. coming up at 4:55 we'll talk with experts to find out this is is something we should be concerned about. >> this is a good reminder for all of us to be prepared >>. california emergency management agency encourages you to keep emergency kits stocked with items including radios, flashlights with extra batteries and three days supply of food and water for everyone in the family and a manual can opener. >> now, to latest on the deadly typhoon in the philippines the official death toll is up to 2300 the filipino president says the estimate is expected to be below 10,000. >> today, food, water and supplies have begun trickling in. >> this is how desperate the situation is there. there are reports eight people were crushed to death as thousands stormed a warehouse looking for food the looters ca

. >>> the family of a san ramon high school student and the school district are divided on their opinions over a video that shows the student being beaten up. kate benedict says her daughter seen in the red top was beaten up after being bullied. it started when her daughter stopped a group of girls from giving marijuana to a younger student but the district says it is not investigating this as a case of bullying because a one-time conflict between the girls. >>> time is 4:40. we are learning how much the bat kid's make a wish adventure in san francisco cost the city. the city spent $105,000 mostly for the civic center celebration that capped off the day. originally it was the plan for the mayor to provide him with a chocolate key to the city along with a few hundred volunteers. but as the word spread it become larger than expected. >>> safe wise names saratoga as the safest city with a population of 20,000 or more residents. los altos ranks third. san ramon, cupertino all rank in the top 20. >>> time is 4:41. tensions over what a school uses to represent itself. the reason a vallejo high

takes the officers word and that justice and that the justice is them does not accommodate the victims now ramon how often are officers being charged with wrongful death. right the an officer being charged with a wrong wrongful death while doing the shooting on you know in uniform is very very rare we saw. a conviction against officer johannes messer in the oscar grant case a couple of years ago he served eleven months for that right now we're seeing a couple of. fullerton police officers going on trial for the beating death of kelly thomas but in reality is very rare the press democrat the newspaper there in santa rosa where and he was killed documented dozens of officer involved shootings going back to the ninety's and none of it and in every single case the officer was justified and i know a lot of police agencies are now starting to equip their officers with body cameras in order to clear disputes could this have helped in any of those cases that you reported on but it's interesting you mention that the l.a.p.d. is actually about to experiment with these body cameras they claim that it's the

we're showing you shows some colored dots of the six earthquakes that have happened in the same area of san ramon since last friday which have measured between 1.4 and 3.4. geologists say this isn't unusual given the area, but if more occurs, they could kat gorize it as a -- categorize it as a swarm. >> they are telling us this is an active area. we have earthquakes in the bay area. it reminds us that we have earthquakes. that we have bigger ones down the road. it's just a reminder to prepare. >> reporter: geologists say they don't know if the quakes were produced by movement from the calaveras fault. that fault is capable of producing a magnitude 7 quake. the usgs said the quakes could stop tomorrow. they don't know. >>> we've been getting a lot of the comments on our twitter and facebook page at ktvu. people are commenting how they've been feeling a lot of the shaking. reporting live from menlo park, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. >>> neighbors are concerned about the death of a san jose man that's being investigated as a homicide. officers found the ma

along the east bay sure from berkeley at 65 to oakland at 68 and inland 67 in san ramon for the school spot. tonight is as cool as this morning, mid-to-upper 30's inland valleys. the seven-day forecast shows two to four degrees warmer tomorrow and same on wednesday with a few high clouds today and more on when and thursday as we transition to the cool air mass. we are stuck in the 50's and 60's with a lot cloud cover saturday and a chance of showers on sunday. leyla gulen? >> they are headed out to the seen -- scene of an accident with a car and a pedestrian. we will have police activity here. to our app we are tracking this accident a care spun off the freeway. we have a report that it is a major accident. that will cause delays as you make the approach through east palo alto. southbound has spectator slowing, as well, and you can always track your own traffic with the abc7 news exclusive waze app to download for free to navigate around the bay area. eric and kristen? >> we have a big week ahead for san francisco-based twitter because the company is ready for 9i.p.o. debut with skepti

mid-60s through the san ramon valley. fix flow to mid-70s north of the golden gate bridge and 62 degrees if you're heading to ocean beach. we do have some changes on the horizon at curry at the national weather service has not ruled out a red flag warning so that something we will continue to monitor. looking at a 10% chance for showers for saturday. temperatures will drop into the weekend but we will see a slight rebound as we head into monday and tuesday. >>george: there was an accident on 683 and minor crash but always at the start of a a slow direction in the southbound direction. this ride kids back to them so badly now that we basically see slow traffic from highway for all the way down to the 24 interchange. even if there are no incidents. let's take a look at the bridges for you as we look first at your ride to the bay bridge. and the westbound commute still a good ride and the back of is building. metering lights are close to being activated. on 92 class check it was completely clear. drive time has crept up from

this agreement will come to fruition based on the meetings that will be having in the next few months here all right ramon we will follow the story with you tomorrow r.t. correspondent from on glenda thank you. and a number of demonstrators also came together here in washington d.c. to call out one trade rap trying to tell the tepees alleged benefits artie's parian boring has more. the u.s. trade representative michael froman a spoke about the conservation provisions within the transpacific partnership today at the charlie palmer steak house in washington d.c. the event was sponsored by the world wildlife fund there about fifty people in attendance including myself other members of the press also u.s. fish and wildlife services was here members from key congressional offices were here the state department embassy of nations were here as well as the sierra club the first person that spoke was carter roberts he is the president and the c.e.o. of the world wildlife fund he said right now is an incredibly important time for conservation and it's time to get a handle on the biggest challenges of environmental

the south bay we will keep temperatures and the upper 60s. 680 through the san ramon valley looks likelow to mid '70's for you print it here in san francisco this afternoon expect temperatures in the mid-60s with plenty of sunshine for you. 68 and oakland with temperatures warming. here's your 7 day around the bay forecast. cooler today with a cooling trend really kicks in here over the next three days as we head into the weekend and with those clouds building we are setting up the possibility of bringing some moisture to the bay area monday and tuesday with showers for both of those days. the exact timing and exact amount is still in? right now. another possibility is there but as we get closer we will be able to refine the forecast for you just a little bit more to keep the tune here to kron4. at 618 let's talk some more news here. we are getting more information about the san francisco sheriff's department search for when spaulding at san francisco general hospital. 0--lynn spalding. sheriff ross mirkarimi went through the list of things that went wrong during the 17 day search for