the usgs is citing this as a bad attitude 2.33.8 . here in the studio, it certainly felt like a strong jolt. this one felt pretty strong and it was quick. we have seen quite a few pictures and heard a few stories of things falling off of shelves, but no significant damage. >>pam: we are going back to the newsroom. >>grant: i am starting the internet to your people are saying. it looks like paul simon is a plane tonight at the greek theater in berkeley. people are saying on the web site, for several thousand in the greek theatre the earth quake struck 12 minutes before paul simon took the stage. the crowd was cheering. certainly not severe enough to be overly concerned, in a social situation, it could be a moment to come together on. >>pam: we encourage any of you in the viewing audience to send us any photographs or videos that you have of any damage from the earthquake. breakingnews@kron4.com. >>pam: on the phone with us now, a viewer from the san jose. as >> i sell the building kind of a move away from its foundation. i have been th

randy with the usgs is on the phone. >>darya: we have seen it so much seismic activity was this an aftershock? there was a 4.0 magnitude earthquake that occurred october 20th. this is probably just one in this series. >>darya: de expect to see more of these smaller earthquakes? >> yes. i think they will probably continue to be aftershocks. it is usually followed by aftershocks there this magnitude. >>darya: what can you tell us about the shape of today's earthquake. would officially would you describe it as? >> there are different kind of waves generated by the earthquake. >>james: the bay area is are riddled with faults. do these earthquakes do anything to alleviate the pressure on the faults? >> it is difficult to say. you have stressed that builds up in certain particular areas probably closest to the northern hayward fault. when you have the earthquakes, stresses are reduced. >>darya: would you say that this is a good thing to relieve the pressure of or, can they wake up other faults and more activity? >> it is hard

>>james: we are going to touch base with the usgs, craig skalar is live and menlo park at the usgs office there. >>craig: the red star represents the latest earthquake. these yellow dots down below is what happened last week. that is the proximity of last week. the magnitude was very similar. we will be talking with dr. keyes newsome in a few minutes, an expert at the usgs and what all this means. down in santa clara where i was, i did not feel anything down there, this is something that was very intense and further north you go. >>darya: we spoke earlier with an official from the usgs will explain that this is considered a swarm and that the biggest earthquake which was still not very large, a 4.2 magnitude would have been the first earthquake. these would be considered aftershocks. >>james: justine waldman is following all of the action on line. >>justine: we have hundreds of comments on our facebook fan page, people telling us what they felt and what they did not feel when this earthquake hit at about 5:30 a.m.. on facebook, karen says, i think the big one is coming. jenny said that sh

>>charles: right now i am live in front of the usgs. they have been keeping an eye on the aftermath. let's take a look at video from the usgs web site that shows exactly where the earthquake hit. geologists are saying that the earthquake hit just slightly off of the hayward fault near berkeley, at the bottom of the fault zone. if they are saying it was a sharp, impulsive earthquake which is why it was widely felt. the 4.0 magnitude is usually considered ok. geologist jack's book right explains why. >> they do not usually cause much damage, but people notice them, particularly during an event like this. it'if it makes 2 dozen families go out and make sure that they have water for 72 hours, that is for the good. >>charles: the usgs says there has been a couple of small aftershocks and that we could expect more in the hours ahead. that is the latest in menlo park, charles clifford, kron4 news. >>pam: our coverage of continues with the dan kerman who is live in berkeley. >>dan: we are and ask the and telegraph. only one person today did not

let me show you information that came in recently from the usgs, this is a nightmare. let me show you, estimated fatalities, the population and number of fatalities you could have in this certain circumstance. there is a belief there's a 33% chance that you could have a number of fatalities when all is said and done in a situation like this, not talking injuries, talking estimated fatalities between 10,000 and 100,000 people, there's a 33% chance. this is again a nightmare keen nair yo. in terms of injuries, 34% chance, sorry, estimated economic losses a 34% chance you'd have anywhere from 10,000 to 100,000, these are sorry, estimate in millions, so that's something else to consider. big question many of you may be having, why in the world do you have this activity in this part of the world? it's very simple. land masses on our planet are made up of what we refer to as tectonic plates. they're always moving. they move very, very slowly at the same growth of say a fingernail. what happens in this situation, mark hulani is our photojournalist, get in a little bit. a few

let's find out more about this if the usgs.hose to earthquakes yesterday, people think, does that mean there will be another one today? what can you say to that? >> we had a magnitude 4.0 at 2:41 p.m., followed by a few aftershocks and at 8:16 p.m., a 3.8 magnitude. we have an aftershock sequence going on. we expect to have some additional small offense. most are not large enough to be felt, but we could have additional events in the 3.0 magnitude range that people would feel. >>darya: are the after stocks usually smaller? >> the probability of a larger of that is a very small, but there is a finite chance. as we go on in time, the chances of a larger event become smaller and smaller. we have not had an additional event since the 4:00 p.m.. that is another indication that the chances of a larger event become less and less as time goes on. >>darya: , we'll look at our kron4 viewers, everyone likes to say where they were a and what they felt, it seems like more people felt the second earthquake even though it was not as strong as

a few small after shocks and there is a where we suspect addressal after shocks adds high as 2. >> usgs says it's possible for a larnler quake to follow this one. >> and people are certainly talking about the quake on facebook. hebry writes there is no way that was a 3.9. that was a jlt followed by rolling and denise writes it hit hard and fast. scared me. and you can join our conversation. >> join us at facebook.com/abc 7 news we'll continue this online and have more at 6:00. and today, 911 tapes were released of a tragic shooting rampage. the suspect killed himself after shooting nine people, three died. and the tapes describe horror unfolding and she's live tonight. they must have been chilling. >> it was chilling. representatives from the company declined to talk on camera. we can tell you grief counselors are still available at the site. some employees have not rush returned to work with the company's full support. today, with the release of those 911 tapes, you can get more insight into just how chilling it was. first call from the plant in cupertino came in at 4:27 october 5th oo

we are waiting for an update from the usgs. it was a little scary, just moments ago, we felt a jolt to. that definitely felt like an earthquake. we just have one last week. it is fresh in our minds, what these things fell like. on the kron 4 seismograph, we do not see any major movements. we are waiting for an update. >>darya: we have a live reporters in the field covering the occupy movement, jackie sissel, where are you and to do feel that earthquake? >>jackie: i did feel it. i felt it about two seconds before you felt anything. i felt a jolt. i am right above the bart station in downtown oakland. many times you think it is the ground shaking from the trains, but it was a single jolt that i felt. about two seconds later, i heard you mention it. obviously it was propagating it that way. i cannot tell you where the epicenter was, but there was one quick jolt. no damage. no broken glass. normally, bart will shut down the tracks for a couple of minutes for inspections after a in an earthquake. i anticipate that bart will shut dow

the public can log on to the usgs web site and report what they felt. this map produced 16,000 responses. we will expand this and show you the coverage here. the moderate shaking around the epi center closer to, i don't know, berkeley, andalla meade a. widespread shaking in the north bay to santa rosa down to santa cruz and around the delta. so far two aftershocks to report, a 1.8 and a 2.2. we will keep an eye on the aftershock sequence to let you know if there are more to report. >> thank you. >>> this afternoon shaking came hours after the annual statewide earthquake drill dubbed "the great california shakeout". >> go! all right. in san francisco the mayor joined students at william kobb elementary as they practiced. it is better to be under a sturdy piece of furniture than in a doorway. organizers of this year's shakeout expected eight million people to participate. you can find more coverage of the quake and today's drills by going to ktvu.com. >>> the regime and life of libyan dictator, gadhafi came to an end today it. various accounts of what hap

. >> one usgs scientist called the hayward fault a ticking time bomb. >> a time bomb that poses serious impact and that could be uc berkeley's toughest opponent. the hayward fault runs underneath memorial stadium. it is the oldest stadium in the bay area and as we speak it's been closed for retro fitting. not all blemishes will be removed. cal is keeping this reminder of the hayward fault, a crack that runs right through the stadium. with all this concern, experts will be at the stadium to make sure there is no damage there. reporting live in berkeley, i'm cheryl hurd. >> 25 lives lost and 3500 homes destroyed. a natural disaster burned to the memory of anyone who endured the firestorm of 91, 20 years ago tonight. officer wendy ray and geno guerrero went back to the site where their friend and fellow officer died. he helped rescue dozens from the burning oakland hills fire. he lost his own in the process. actually shielding a child from flame with his own body. his colleague said memories of the day are vivid and their friend's heroism can never be extinguished. >> a hero perished here.

>>marty: paul from the usgs. >>caller: good morning.ptions downgraded the possibility of a larger one coming up? haazig madyun that is >>caller: action that is speculation >>isabel: we are surrounded by new faults. paul. is there supported research that says that one would perhaps erupted more than another one? >>caller: not that i know of. >>isabel: [laughter] >>marty: there has been a lot of significant told about fall lines and to perhaps if one has another tendency to shake more than another one. what should we prepare for? >>caller: or emergency kit should at least get you prepared for a couple of weeks. >>marty: a couple of weeks!? >>caller: for the amount of what you need. >>isabel: when you are studying this what comes to mind? >>caller: my main job is to respond to earthquakes, immediately. i determine the magnitude and the location. i am not really involved in any research. that is why am working on a saturday. >>marty: thank you paul. how can you caught up on the weather with robyn. a live look. the golden gate bridge. >>roby

. >> reporter: well, christin, seismologists here at the usgs says everything about the quake is that it's on the hayward fault but they caution they need to get additional data instrumentation, additional readings, before they can say that absolutely 100% for sure. >> bk is berkeley so now it's very close in just a sharp pulse. >> reporter: the doctor with the usgs says the epicenter of the quake was just south of the uc-berkeley campus at a depth of 6 miles. >> so it's down quite distance in terms of distance from the surface. however, it was felt widely throughout the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: residents from as far south as santa cruz as far north as santa rosa, and into the sacramento area reported feeling the quake. >> so this is a strike foot motion so the hayward fault is a right lateral so one side moves when you look across the fault moves to the right relative to if you're staying on the opposite side. the same type of fault is the san andreas fault. >> reporter: as to the question could this be a foreshock to the big one? dr. aguard says that's possible but proba

. >> mark sayre has been talking to the experts at usgs. they are going to tell us why it was so widely felt, mark? >> reporter: and allen, we have also had some aftershocks worth mentioning a 1.8 at 90 in the afternoon 2.2 at 4:50 in the afternoon both in the east bay, felt in parts of san francisco and parts of the peninsula and experts here say more aftershocks are to be expected. >> bk is berkeley. so now it's very close in with just a sharp pulse. >> reporter: the doctor with the usgs says the epicenter of the quake was just south of the uc-berkeley campus at a depth of 6 miles. >> so it's down quite distance in terms of distance from the surface. however, it was felt widely throughout the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: residents from as far south as santa cruz as far north as santa rosa, and into the sacramento area reported feeling the quake. >> so this is a strike foot motion so the hayward fault is a right lateral so one side moves when you look across the fault moves to the right relative to if you're staying on the opposite

at usgs in menlo park. >>vicki: coming up, a look at the horror picture that is carried off the competition. >>vicki: loretta lynn was hospitalized with pneumonia forcing her to cancel shows a kentucky and north carolina. a singer on her web site says loretta is it doing well and is disappointed but feels confident that she will be ready for upcoming nov. dates. >>vicki: paranormal activity three had a whopping 54 million at the box office. the robot boxing film real steel was knocked into second place. >>vicki: it was a good day at the box office. good night everyone.

>>reporter: this usg and-- usgs seismologist said that there are big factions where there are no earthquakeou march down hayward fault you a few small to moderate earthquakes like >> that is never enough to released significant amount of the strain. >>reporter: walter smith fours and fives are created on a renovation. this does not tell us when the next big one will hit. this is what effect any earthquake will look like. it looks pretty bad and that is why seismologist at the that all we can take from thursday to the earthquake hit would have been sent all along. yet prepared because the big one is coming eventually. >>pam: mean time the team coverage continues as teresa estacio joins an all-star and help and supplies after the earthquake on thursday. >>reporter: many shoppers to the kron4 news that thursday and earthquakes was a wake-up call. for some it was a reminder for them to evaluate emerging supply in other say it prompted him to get all of the shredding have the supplies they will need for emergency. >> do you have a kick? >> i do not, and my husband is a seismologist so we should

usgs measured it magnitude 4.0, occurring about 2:40 to afternoon. >> from the coordinates, quake centered two miles southeast of berkeley under the courtyard housing community. >> and there is a second quake hit the area almost 30 minutes later, as mentioned we received calls from viewers throughout bay area reporting they felt the quake an expert in menlo park explains why many people felt it throughout the bay area. >> there is large enough that it generates for a week shaking drought so not felt strongly throughout the san francisco bay area. >> the usgs says it's expecting to see after shocks but believe they'll be smaller than this afternoon and point out we can expect to experience perhaps a larger quake along the hayward fault. so that is unsettling. >> waits a reminder we need to be better prepare forward a big earthquake. >> so that is what kids all over the bay area did this morning, get prepared. the biggest quake drill held in california. the mayor ed lee practicing diving under a desk at san francisco williams cobb elementary. five million students participated stayedwide. of

today we spoke to the usgs about what this could be leading too. >> the system has the highest probability of producing this big damaging earthquake of any of the faults. >> 31% in the next 30 years. could be the south hayward, last did in 1868. could be the north hayward. we don't know when the last time it ruptured. >> don't forget to head to www.kron.com when an earthquake strikes. that's where you could find safety tips and your comments as well. >>> latest reports indicate the death toll from the character in turkey risen to 550s. there were reports of another tremor this morning. mean time incredible stories of survival are still giving people hope as others continue to be rescued. >>> nice out there today, how long will it last? i will have your forecast and halloween forecast coming up. >>> after the forecast, it could be call among the most morbid auctions ever, whose belongings are going up for bid tomorrow. >>> s had president obama lost the support of some of the most famous residents? hollywood helped him land in office in 2008. as kron 4's catherine heenan reports, there is a

but you knew that it had happened. 3.9 is what the usgs is saying? >> yeah.getting calls from martinez, berkeley and san francisco saying they too felt it. which of course is no surprise because we certainly got the big old jolt. all this at 5:36 our time this morning. magnitude 3.9 with a depth of about six miles. they are putting the location at two miles east of berkeley. three miles east southeast from albany. about six miles from oakland. an event that probably throughout the bay area you probably felt to some extent. >> now they are saying about a mile east of berkeley, california. normally means hayward fault. don't know that for sure. that's supposition that's one of the falls that runs underneath memorial stadium. that's why things are being retrofited there to sure they can withstand damage there of larger quakes than this. >> which is why the cal bears are playing at at&t park. hopefully we'll get a seismologist to talk about the 3.9 quake that we just felt. expect bart to conduct routine track inspections. we'll bring sue in. she is nodding her he

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. >> usgs says a big earthquake is practically inevitable.hat they do not know of course is when or exactly where the big one will hit. >>> good news today on the local jobs front in the east bay, alameda counties both (éxs their unemployment rates drop. half a percent. in san jose, the jobless rate fell from 10 to 9.6%. san francisco's unemployment rate fell again from 8.8 to 8.3, and the others continuing to boost. california's unemployment rate, dipped to 11.9% from 12.1. >>> president obama will be in the bay area next week, pushing forward with his reelection campaign. the trip is for a fund raising luncheon in san francisco. michelle obama is scheduled to a-- mr. obama is scheduled to arrived tuesday. he announced today the war in iraq is ending. all troops will be home by the holidays. >> reporter: in an address that lasted about seven minutes, president obama announced the impending end of the nearly nine year war in iraq. >> over the next two months, our troops in iraq, tens of thousands of them will pong their year and board convoye

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the usgs reporting a magnitude 3.6 earthquake hit at 5:30 this morning. >> well, a lot of people are saying that they felt it for sure. we're here at the berkeley stadium where a 320 million dollar project is going on. as you can see, work continues in past -- fast pace in order to get this stadium ready for 2012. this quake served as a remapped -- reminder of how important it is to get this good as it sits on the hayward fault. >> it's been close to the stadium. it reenforces the driving force behind why we're doing the project. a lot oh on -- a lot of work on cam ps >> the earthquake hit at 5:36 this morning. we were on the air when it hit. >> we're having an earthquake right now. i was rolling a little bit here. >> this mornings quake was centered two miles east of town -- downtown berkeley. there is no reports of injuries or serious damage. still many people felt it all over the bay area. >> i was like, okay, time to wake up and start studying again. >> it was kind of sar ri sdsh scary. we've had a couple of them lately. there was a rumor going around campus that there's going to

we checked the usgs web site. dozens of people reported feeling the shaking including some in san francisco and san leandro. did you feel it? >> dy not. i got up about 2:45. so i missed it by that much. >> i didn't feel anything. >> well, were you sleeping like a rock probably. >> maybe. >>> we have a tendency to do that here. how about weather on halloween? let's check in with lawrence and find out about the trick-or-treaters. >> i'm not feeling much of anything this morning either. >> it is par for the course. >> and headed out the door today, we have patchy dense fog. you want to worry about it. especially right out toward the coastline. it is thick to the surface, a few hundred feet, right down on the deck. and temperatures right now, running in the 40s and the 50s outside and as we head toward the afternoon. and we will sneak in very nice sunshine. and temperatures as high as 76 degrees. in san jose, and 76 in millipitas. and 79 in morgan hill. and 75 in santa clara. east bay temperatures up well into the 70s

they have just downgraded it a bit by the usgs.want to check in with one of our viewers in just a second. but we are getting calls from people who said they felt it. you felt a little bit of a rattle here in the studio but very slight. i didn't even notice it. >> you were talking at the time and a lot of times's i shake my foot and the desk moves a little. i looked down nothing was moving but the desk was shaking a little bit. i think we were tossing over to lawrence and i said earthquake? like that? and what, about 30 seconds later our weather producer -- sure enough, a small quake. you may remember we had two a week ago. one about 2:00 in the afternoon and another about 8:15. all about the same magnitude. and all centered in the similar area around the hayward fault outside of berkeley up there in the hills a little bit. and this is about mile east of berkeley. 3.6. >> they have all been about the same magnitude. and they all feel just a little different. think the the first one last week was more of a sharp jolt and then the one

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brad is with the usgs. >> this is a strike foot motion. so the heyward fault is right lateral. one side moves when you welcome across the fault. moves to the right relative to if you are on the opposite side. >> while the tremblers didn't do much damage and lasted a few seconds, it triggers the looming question, is it a precursor to the big one? >> there's always a chance this could be followed by a larger earthquake. but the chances of that happening decrease rapidly with time. >> what's ironic, the earthquakes happen on the same day as the great american shakeout. a statewide drill where california's schools and businesses practice ducking and covering. this uc berkeley school journalist were covering today's earthquake drills and earthquake retrofit work at memorial stadium when the trembler happened. >> yeah, i mean, we didn't really do it. everybody thought for a moment and went on. a lot of kids are from california and used to earthquakes by this point. >> so obviously tonight, the topic of conversation here in berkeley, the earthquakes and a lot of students coming up to

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and now, we checked the usgs web site and dozens of people reported feeling the shaking including some here in san francisco and others in san leandro. >> 6:03 now. and the state is not taking any chances with sex offenders this halloween. and unter hudson with more on what is being called operation boo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, grace. that's right. operation boo has been going on for 20 years. it is a distinct attempt to monitor registered sex offenders on halloween but this year they're implementing something new. in an effort to keep kids safe they're tracking down homeless sex offenders, and there is an estimated 2,000 reported sex offenders who are homeless and according to some reports, about 500 of them are right here in the bay area. and so today, correctional officers will be rounding them up and taking them to what is called roundup centers. the centers, the locations are not being disclosed. but they will be asked to stay there between 5-10 p.m. tonight. by allow registered sex offenders are not allowed out on halloween night. stay home, lights off and can't

he spoke with seismologist at usgs to see if this one to punch was unusable. >>reporter: these are all the earthquakes that occurred at berkeley in the last 40 years. >> we have had a couple dozen in this area at that time and what did they mean? they did not mean much a long run. >>reporter: this seismologist defenses that the same holds true for the earthquakes in berkeley. >> one produced a main shock and then we had a few aftershocks. >>reporter: they said the 4.0 is bigger than typical for this area but it is not in the midst of a swarm, or a series to come. >> it if it were a series of look like this. the only reason things we have are the yellow dots, those are the events that happened yesterday. >>reporter: seismologists say had we seen continue with earthquakes in the berkeley area after the four . 08 after the two earthquakes then there would be reason for concern but they said the earthquake activity has trailed off. >>pam: at uc-berkeley which was extremely close to the epicenter officials are planning close attention to the new football stadium in

the usgs says the first was 4.0 under the uc-berkeley campus at 2:31 yesterday afternoon and almost six hours later a 3.8 aftershock hit east of the campus. no reports of significant injuries or damage. people on the uc-berkeley campus just took it in stride. >> everybody stopped for a moment, looked at each other and went on. a lot of kids are from california and are really used to earthquakes. >> there were some minor delays on bart because they had to inspect the tracks. as for the earthquake preparedness drill yesterday, there were about 8.5 million people signed up for the great california shake-out. it prompted fema to call it the largest earthquake drill ever. can't believe the time. >>> when you feel the earth move and you are not near a tv go to your computer or phone at cbssf.com. we have our seismometer on the site 24/7 to find out where it was at cbssf.com. >>> it is a time of celebration in libya, a nation looking forward to change, this after the death of ousted dictator muammar qaddafi. today nato officials will meet to decide they would end its military operation that's

and 60 minutes from now, we are going to be talking with usgs geologist david schwartz who will tells whether or not these series of quakes have anything to say about the next big quake on the hayward fault. so we'll chat with you then, allen. >> all right. a lot of people hoping these little ones just release some pressure and put off the big one but it's going to happen sometime. >> reporter: well, a quake like last night is 1/30,000th the energy of a 6.5 so there is no way that it has anything to do with putting off the next one. >> see you at 6:00. thanks. >>> roberta, sunny skies again today but did you say the "r" word, explain it. >> i did. or was that roberta? [ laughter ] >> yeah. the one thing i heard from everybody that was in common today is boy, it's really feeling like autumn because last night we did dip down into the upper 30s inland. right now we are taking a sneak peek from dublin where today's high temperature so far has been right around 75 degrees. as we take a beautiful bird's- eye view with the crystal clear skies, how about if we compare that with this now? as

>>pam: we will speak with usgs about what these recent earthquakes could mean. >>pam: anger over the closure of five elementary schools in oakland. >> producing these schools changes the overall picture. >>pam: we hear from parents about the impact. >>gary: coming up later, a really good world series, texas and st. louis. >>louisa: the gorgeous weather will continue to the weekend. more on the forecast coming up. third >>pam: the suspect believed of choking a woman is still on the loose. the female victim was walking on campus in cupertino, the suspect acid the female for help. the suspect reportedly grabbed the victim and started choking her until she was unconscious. when she regained consciousness, the suspect was gone. >>pam: the man accused of stealing a picasso piece of art has pled guilty. this sketch was worth nearly a quarter million dollars. lugo was arrested the day after the theft. he will now spend 16 months in prison. >>pam: and emotional ceremony today. an emotional samaritan was honored for her actions at this fiery accident scene. a cement truck

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the usgs studies earthquakes around the world and say this was a mild one. >> there is a 3.9 is large enough that, and it generates a weak shaking in the san francisco bay area, so was not felt strongly throughout the san francisco, bay area. >> the quake upgraded to a 4.0 shortly after he spoke with us, experts stress we can expect a larger quake along the hayward fault, considered most at risk in the bay area. >> and there is a quake occurring just hours after the biggest ever state wide earthquake drill. and students at william cobb elementary joined five million other youngsters. the mayor practiced the technique as did the police and fire chiefs. and officials hope that will encourage their parents to hold drills at home. similar drills held at office buildings across california today. >> what an appropriate lesson there. we received more than 100 comments about the earthquake on our facebook page within just minutes of the shake. sheila said it was very loud and jolted the house real good. and no damage, i went outside to calm down. >> denise said it hit hard and fast. and scare

. >> darya: we spoke with a usgs experts if there would be another possibility of an earthquake. >> most likely if there were another quake at this location it would be a smaller magnitude perhaps 83, that is the most likely scenario. >> ysabel: can on the same day as the statewide earthquake drill. we want to know if you felt it. somehow feels better when you talk to other people. so go to our facebook fan page enjoin in on that discussion. >> mark: a raring earthquake hitting southern texas yesterday. it hit downtown san antonio this was a 4.6 earthquake in southern texas. it did not cause any major damage or injuries but did force the evacuation of a federal building. the u.s. gm says the this to the largest quake on record in the area. >> darya: now to our developing story out of concord there are extra police on hand this morning after a near the school has received a death threat. this is the third one in the past week. is the concord high school in that is where we find will tran this morning with the details of what is going on and more behind a threat. >>reporter: who ever fast

. >>> the usgs says earthquakes ranged in magnitude 1.3 to 2.8 last night. they were all centered in the same area around berkeley where two quakings hit -- quakes hit on thursday. >>> hundreds gathered in florida to remember two-time indianapolis 500 winner, dan weldon. his family and friends paid tribute to his love for family and remembered him for his love on the track and the tidiness of his home. >> he was 34 years old. >>> the libyan people marking the beginning of a new era. how they are celebrating their liberation from moammar gadhafi, and what will happen next. >>> the anniversary of the entire storm is the perfect way to talk about >>> a live picture from news chopper 2 from interstate 280 where the backup continues. 6 hours after the accident with a paratransit van and a motorcyclist. traffic is backed up in the eastbound direction. all the headlights are cars trying to go eastbound on 580. we understand that the worst spot of the backup is at 92nd and golf lengths road in oakland. you can tell from all the headlights, authorities are advising p

the usgs did report this quake at a 3.9. but we know it was a 3.6. just east of memorial stadium at the uc berkeley campus is where it struck. we didn't feel it at 5:36 this morning in san francisco. but there were plenty who did. i was asleep. it woke me up. it was a big jolt. another thriller earthquake, i guess. >> in bed. i felt the earthquake so i had to wake up, yeah. >> reporter: were you scared? >> no, i lived in california for a while. so it's -- it's like, okay, time to get up. >> reporter: what did you think? >> i don't know. i thought it it was an earthquake. it was over so fast, i went back to sleep. >> you went back to bed? >> yeah, it shopped shaking. we had three or four this week. >> reporter: he's absolutely right. in the last ten days there have been three 3.0s or greater centered nearby. >> we had one in the afternoon. at night, a lot of people could feel that one. i know i felt that one from my bed as did a lot of people from the station here. folks all over the bay area have been feeling it from as far away as castro valley. dub

course facebook and twitter are blowing up about this and i want to show you where, according to the usgs, it is just here north of the stadium and you can see how it can be retrofitted for the earthquake and they have a lot of people in that area especially have been -- especially have been calling and it has not been affecting traffic and bart has stopped. there will be some minor delays once they figure everything is good to go, same thing with muny underground, we will make sure it is a 3.6 earthquake near memorial stadium at 5:36 so about 15 minutes ago now. >>> let's look at the traffic, westbound bay bridge, this is a look at interstate 880 near the coliseum and that traffic moves along very nicely. northbound on 280 getting up to highway 17, no major problems. >> okay, at 551, there is a banner that says, did you feel it? we have temperatures very cool, i think sal has already touched on it and that's what occurred if it woke you up what about 15 minutes ago and our weather today has the high pressure system building in but the low which caused some of that wind yesterday to move

the usgs says the second earthquake was 3.8 in about the same location.ozens of people called the ktvu newsroom. it was felt strongly. we also had a few calls in san francisco, daly city and port of mad era. tonight ktvu's ken pritchett joins us now. he's in alameda with a woman who showed us some of the damage from each quake. ken. >> reporter: robin summer lives in this home, the damage she suffered was very light. it was just some personal items but after living here for many years, she said what she experienced today was very unique. >> it's crazy, this fell off of here. >> reporter: this is a 100-year- old antique clock. this morning it had a glass face. no more. >> this was my nana's clock. the mirror fell and this fell on the mirror but this is pretty heavy. >> reporter: samborel took us on a tour of her home just before the earthquake hit, her robert was touching its leg. and her mother was taking a bath. >> she started banging on the wall, and i came in. >> what did it feel to you. >> this afternoon it was not so hard. but tonight i was standing

the usgs says it it is 6.0. indonesian authorities put it at 6.8. there is no tsunami alert but people there are leaving their homes to go outside where they feel safer. >>> is fluoride a carcinogen? >> the worldwide blackberry outage could be over. >>> how long will the taste of summer like warmth last? the answer in the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> and rising foreclosures. m?< state officials today considered listing fluoride as a carcinogen. if it is considered to be cancer causing products containing fluoride would have to post a warning on their labels. >> fluoride is in your drinking water and in your tooth paste to help fight tooth decay but armed with studies that conclude fluoride can cause osteosarcomas, they asked it to be lifted as a carcinogen. >> they debated whether fluoride belongs on the proposition 65 list. -- the proposition was passed >> while municipalities would have been exempt from telling you the fluoride in your tap water do cause cancer, tooth pastemakers would have had to add that prop 65 warning label on the box o

the usgs says the second earthquake was 3.8 in about the same location. people called the ktvu newsroom. it was felt strongly. we also had a few calls in san francisco, daly city and port of mad era. tonight ktvu's ken pritchett joins us now. he's in alameda with a woman who showed us some of the damage from each quake. ken. >> reporter: robin summer lives in this home, the damage she suffered was very light. it was just some personal items but after living here for many years, she said what she experienced today was very unique. >> it's crazy, this fell off of here. >> reporter: this is a 100-year- old antique clock. this morning it had a glass face. no more. >> this was my nana's clock. the mirror fell and this fell on the mirror but this is pretty heavy. >> reporter: samborel took us on a tour of her home just before the earthquake hit, her robert was touching its leg. and her mother was taking a bath. >> she started banging on the wall, and i came in. >> what did it feel to you. >> this afternoon it was not so hard. but tonight i was standing in the k

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