warm and the usgs in menlo park center i'm not cribbing section of the san asphalts. felt of town so far no damage reported. . >> vicki: at the 20 year-old ferguson killed in france now speaking out if he was run over by truck that killed him and 83 others bear watching fireworks on july 14th. the paris club of their range of motion to suppress " fear and other devastation. we thought >>: 8 he was going to be here but as a missing person. . . >> britteny: the 70 forecast shows next week to triple digits will take a while and is followed clear up quickly tablatures of mid-50s close to the cuts. the 62 degrees for indications and finland locations push in the low 80s. let's tractor farm tracker. what to expect like to our morning a few locations here were oakland half moon bay nafta down to 1 mi.. flexor time did it to work things clear up nicely nevada of by 9:00 a.m. if it takes awhile for far the clear close the oakland. temperatures mainly in the '50s for most locations. any act a little warmer right now and into the rest of the work week we see the area of high pre

usgs in menlo park says this is an earthquake swarm upon the send andreas fault and hollister. not far from the duros laundry approximately ms. weeks ended a historical landmark. immigrants under the lottery. can the concrete ditch outside the building where you can see the activity has really done a number here on concrete. these cracks getting a little bit bigger with each new earthquake. >> reporter: warm is not the first or last year. relieving stress on the concrete section of the center as a welcome and analysis for residents tuesday seismically speaking it's been a little too quiet for too long. . usgs as the boy is seismic activity in hollister as a wake- up call for the bay area reminding us of its latest earthquake forecast that says there's a 72 percent chance of a magnitude 6.7 greater earthquake occurring in the bay area and the next 30 years. >> grant: breaking news and cordele yes ariels courtesy of helicopter part of a ship with abc seven. a grass fire burning right now shutting down all lanes of interstate 680 near 688 come together. choppers on the right now b

geological survey, now it will reach you faster and usgs said it's fine with that, but the google plan comes with limitations. >> the difficulty is going to be it will work probably very well for small earthquakes, but once you get to a larger earthquake, we could have saturation of cell phone service. >> not to mention potential power out acknowledages that wiu from charging the device. the more information you can get on your mobile device, the better, and usgs said we will see how well it works when we get an earthquake. >> a critical warning about some of the most popular car this is in america. owners of 313,000 older model hondas and acuras should stop driving them. there's a warning that the previously recalled air bag inflaters could be more dangerous than initially thought. it covers hondas and acuras from 2001-2003. >> literally flipping a coin in a crash, you don't know if you are going have the shrapnel coming at you. they are taking extraordinary measures to get ahold of car owners. we have a complete list of the cars involved posted for you to look at. >> a nasty finish f

the usgs has no problems with this new service. the question is and you may have heard this before, are you feeling lucky? perfect time to try your luck at the mega millions lottery. >> the jackpot stands at $415. the drawing is tonight. has a lot of people excited. could be you. if you want a chance to win buy mega millions tickets in 44 states, plus the district of columbia and the u.s. virgin island s. if you choose to receive a lump sum when you win, the cash option is $286 million. that's before taxes. tickets cost $1 to play. >> when you win, good to be good. >> optimistic. >>> remember joe paw belski? found itself on the ice of the shark tank. happy ending. can't wait to show it to you coming up. his new home, new owner, new happiness. >> i keep worried about his frozen paws. >>> governor brown is considering 12 different gun control laws including ones that would ban high capacity magazines that would hold more than 12 rounds. plus, there there are a lot of events for the fourth of july holiday. if you don't have your plans

>>mark: we spoke with the usgs to the three since one of earthquakes in that area.tanding right here in the doorway of her boutique in downtown hollister, and stressful produce a magnitude 4.2 temblor to the afternoon received by several smaller quakes in the mid 3 range on sunday and a three. 01 monday at the 4.2 with a large quakes is the magnitude 5.3 way back in 1986 and nearly everyone felt the the usgs in menlo park since this is about the flat earth quick swarm to nonessential install about 10 mi. south of hollister not far from the winery is proximate to fall back to the national historic landmark in bonds directly below no damage was reported the usgs said the quake is not the first last year and is relieving stress on a creeping section of the san andreas this welcome analysis from residents who say seismically speaking is a little too quiet for too long. ineptness to usgs of the latest seismic activity in holliston area as a wake-up call for the bay area reminding us of this latest earthquake forecast was says there was a 72 percent chance of a magnitude

of the national historic landmark in runs the record below the winery no damage was recording the usgst is neither the first nor the last year and is relieving stress on a creeping section of the san andreas test welcome analysis from residents who say seismically speaking is in a little too quiet for too long enough to nasty usgs of the latest seismic activity in the house to area is a week of off the bay area reminds of the latest record for pass what says there was a 72 percent chance of a magnitude 647 or greater occurring summer and the bay area and the next 30 years. >>mark: the automatic sequence the substance this is bad supporter side to be in syktyvkar united helps to have these checkpoints installed by the fall police on california's central coast shoot and kill a man holding a ninth what the witnesses say happen next is a bit today at the republican national convention as you get ready for donald trump to officially accepted president nomination. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist,

there's a concern that agencies like the usgs and the bureau of land management are requiring unman -- acquiring unmanned aerial systems and regularly utilizing them on projects that can be accomplished by the private sector, directly competing with the private sector. the as a result a loss of business for the private sector under contract to other federal mapping agencies. government is getting a leg up on the private sector by obtaining certificates of authorization or c.o.a.'s which are required to fly the u.a.s. and performing services with u.a.s. that are otherwise commercial in nature. currently, this there is no effective enforcement or oversight to prevent government abuse of such authority for commercial purposes. the fact that government agencies can operate a u.a.s. while the private sector cannot as freely or timely gain air space access has created an uneven playing field. allowing the department of interior to use u.a.s. in direct competition with private sector is not only poor stewardship of taxpayer money but also an inefficient use of resources and results in the go

the usgs says the information should also be the most reliable. >> the firsthand information you get directly from, you know, the government sources is good because it dispels other information that may not be accurate that is out there on social media. >> reporter: now, the usgs says there are earthquakes happening all the time here in the bay area. most of them you cannot feel. this new service by google doesn't list the ones that are too small. in fact, the system is only triggered when there's a quake with a magnitude of 2.5 or greater. in mountain view, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> another tough commute out of san francisco right now. chopper 5 above traffic heading towards the bay bridge just in the past hour. as you can see, gridlock in both directions there. we checked and there are no accidents. it's just the usual late afternoon commute on a thursday before a long holiday weekend. but bay bridge construction has made a lot of this a daily occurrence for many causing a traffic backup around the financial district and along the embarcadero. tonight we're asking you if it's ruinin

and usgs collaborated to develop this report in response to state and e.p.a. reeblingal requests. the draft report had 105 tai comment period which closed on june 17, 2016, receivemark 100 submissions from federal and state partner, mining around farming associations and other highly engaged stake holers. now that the comment heered has ended, they'll consider the comments and revise the document and publish a final document which will serve as a source of technical information for states, tribes, territories an other stake holders. why would we prohibit producing a resource document? the e.p.a. is targeting the release date for the final publication as september 30, 2016, the end of fiscal year 2016, meaning the final report will supersede the prohibition on the draft technical report in the fiscal year 2017 bill. this draft technical document received extensive internal and external technical peer review by scientists with expertise in environmental flow. if the report is not finalized, states won't be able to benefit from critical scientific information nor the effective soluti

usgs believes there is a 72% chance of at least one quake with a magnitude of 6.7 or higher by 2043. you can take a look at the map. it shows how likely each fault line is to cause a quake. for the first time unknown faults that have not been proven are included in this map. usgs scientists want communities to take steps that will reduce injuries, damage, and disruption. >>> the state department is restarting its internal investigation of clinton's private e-mail server now that the department of justice has decided not to pursue charges. john kirby says he can't provide specifics about the investigation or give a time line for the process. >>> people living in two san jose neighborhoods are getting visitors the from the hills above them, and those unwelcomed visitors are suspected of killing two pets. abc7 news reporter david louie shows us what's being done to prevent more attacks. >> reporter: mimi the cat was found on the next-door neighbor's lawn with what officers say were characteristic signs of a coyote attack. the neighbor was shocked. >>> i heard that, you know, coyotes do

. >> google will offer the frfgs pulled from the usgs website which normally posts win minutes and the usgs says they have no problems with the new service. >>> let's shake things up now and this is i know one of your faith stories of the morning. how about a joe pawvelski upd e update. he's going to be spending his fourth of july holiday and many more have holidays with patrick marleaux and the rest of his family. >> marleaux, of course, is a star for the sharks. his wife had tweeted they adopted that cute little black cat. patrick marloeau's wife says the family adopted joe and her sister. so the last name changes from wauve wau pawvelski to marleau. >> superstition? >> do you have in that? >> i don't believe in -- no, i don't think so. but i do get freaked out when i see one walk in front of me. >> hockey on the ice. crossing your path. different ice, i don't know. >> good luck. >> keeps some ice handy this weekend but it's not going to be as hot. >> it's going to be cooling down for the inner bay and the coastline. inland areas trk valleys will still be very hot. live look outside

. >> reporter: not just fast, the usgs said the information should also be the most reliable. >> theirsthand information you get directly from the government sources is good because it dispels other information that may not be accurate that is out there on social media. >> reporter: small quakes happen all the time in the bay area, but you won't find those on google. the system is only triggered when there's a quake of a magnitude 2.5 or greater. the >>> the million dollar question, will you be able to get a signal after the big one? to be continued. >>> in the meantime here's a look at your forecast for this holiday weekend. starting off witt a look at the -- with a look at the golden gate bridge and you're already seeing coastal clouds move in. livermore topped out at 93 degrees, 61 in half moon bay. this trump spread will stick around, but the warm temperatures won't. one more day with temperatures near average, above average in some locations. then we start to see a cooldown pretty much areawide. high pressure will diminish, a deepening upper level trough that ushers in a stronge

and this is the dry bon ssai usg a dead tree. a japanese man demonstrates bonsai making in belgium. he attended an event in january. he drills the fully grown branches and in japan, the tree drastically changes shape. he turns it into an artistic bonsai. >> what do you think? >> beautiful. >> reporter: his creations have won him many fans abroad. he has received invitations to perform in france, germany, the u.s. and seven other countries. he was born into a family of bonsai farmers. he said he started going abroad because he had so few opportunities to use his skills at home. as the customers grow older, domestic sales have fallen by more than 30% from their peak. >> translator: many customers have passed away, and some are too old to continue. it's now a completely different world to what it was in the past. i think everybody in the industry has a sense of crisis. so what should we do? the answer for most of my generation is overseas. we fear that we'll be finished if foreign demand collapses. >> reporter: he accepts 40 students. he wants to promote bonsai across the world and tur

the usgs reports that 3.8 itude quake centered near the coastal community of sea ranch. and some new developments in the crash of a medical trains port plane that was headed to oakland. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: it was carrying four people and two are confirmed dead. it was flying from crescent city to oakland. the wreckage was spotted near the eureka airport. this is a picture of the navajo a popular plane in its day but production ceased more than 30 years ago. the plane was being operated by reach air medical services based in santa rosa. this video from the company shows its people in action. reach provides air ambulance service for critically ill and injured patients. the pilot was flying a patient, transport medic and nurse overnight. he reported smoke in the cockpit and said he was turning back but disappeared from radar. >>> heads up for anyone planning to take bart this weekend. get ready for major delays and station shutdowns. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward on what riders get for the weekend of pain. >> reporter: well, li

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sot/mos the usgs in menlo park tells kron 4 the recent seismic activity here is part of an earthquake swarm centered just south of hollister on a creeping section of the san andreas fault. until tuesday, the biggest earthquake here going back thirty years was a magnitude 5.3.in january of 1986. standup closer new tonight at ten. a plea for help in finding this rescue dog with a heart condition. the 12 year old chihuahua is named wilbur. he's gone missing from his foster home in richmond. the big worry is that his heart condition requires medication, and he hasn't had any for several days. perrin berkeley student was speaking they have said. when consultant josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and think big. and when josh thinks big you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some... he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. look at that pie chart! boom! you've never seen a number like that! you feel me lois? i'm feelin

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a new release comes as usgs stethoscope a residence we must be prepared for natural disasters strike at just about any time. >>> an update on the breaking story. police officers shot in dallas after a protest over the killings of two black men the past two days. we just learned a total of four police officers have been shot. one has died and the other three have non-life-threatening injuries. we have not got names on any of those officers. they are all dallas area rapid transit police officers that we have here. for dart police officers shot in downtown dallas, one has died, the other three appear to have non-life-threatening injuries. this is according to a tweets that just came to minutes ago from the dart media relations. this is a live picture. there had been a massive search for the gunman for the swat teams and officers targeting a parking garage in the area. as you can see at media members have congregated some officers there could be an update forthcoming. we'll keep an eye on things there. we will stay here because that looks like one person in handcuffs. we're looking at a

the usgs says the water pumped through wells could carry lead through pipes. maryland does not require that groundwater to be tested for lead. only water that flows through county or municipal treatment plants. >>> restaurants in alexandria have teamed up to help a competitor rebuild after a devastating fire. several eateries held a event to support big al's steak house. fire officials say a stove was not installed properly. all of the money raised will help the new owner with repairs. >>> breaking news, we now know a texas family is among dozens killed in a terrorist attack in nice, france. >> the eyewitness reaction coming into the newsroom. >>> a bastille party at the french embassy in northwest cut short. i'll have local reaction on the attack in >>> lake barcroft in fairfax c [ gunshots ] >>> now on news 4 today, chaos, confusion, and carnage after an attack on nice, france. you are just in of a shoot-out between police and the suspect in the attack. >>> we're learning americans are among the victims. we're hearing firsthand accounts about the terrifying

according to the usgs there was a magnitude 2.7 earthquake about 4:15 this morning near napa. there are no reports of any damage. 2.7? very slight. here's lisa with a weather tees. >> hi, there, carolyn. look how cloudy it is from emeryville and oakland this morning. upper 50s for you. temperatures will barely hit 70 today in oakland. boy, when will the fog retreat? i'll give you the answers when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, buster posey helps the giants snap a three-game losing streak with his arm. mike shumann has all the highlights coming up in sports. >> in sports, the giants will try to win their second game in a row for the first time since the all-star break. matt cain faces national's lefty gio gonzales at&t park. first pitch is at 1:05. yesterday the giants got a come-from-behind victory over washington. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the giants ended their three game slide yesterday with jake peavy on the hill. the double in the first. he did not score. top of three, no score, the two-run shot to left.

usgs is fine with that but it worried that the google plan comes with limitations. >> i think the difficulty is going to be it will work probably very well for small earthquakes but once you get to a larger earthquake, we could have saturation of cell phone service. >> not to mention potential power outages that keep you from charging your devices. but when things start to shake, you'll get more going mobile. you can already see some earthquake information through google search. so far organized by the size of the quake. raj and jess, back to you. >> scott, thank you. the bay area labeled a mega region. what does that mean and how is it impacting our traffic and housing? >> reporter: two dogs apparently euthanized by mistake on the same day at this shelter. emily kirchner live in martinez tonight. why the shelter says it happened. >>> a pretty pleasant evening in oakland as the bay bridge series wraps up. what about the holiday weekend ahead? we're going to track temperatures starting to cool down and a chance of thunderstorms, at least in part of the forecast. a look at that when we come ri

according to the usgs there was a magnitude 2.7 earthquake about 4:15 this morning near napa. there are no reports of any damage from that shake. now to the race to the white house. one of the first polls since the democratic convention is out and if it's any indication, hillary clinton may be in line for a big post convention bump. clinton has opened up a significant 56-31 lead over republican donald trump. libertarian gary johnson captured 7% and green party candidate jill stein sits at 2%. this is a research poll. the day after the republican convention it had clinton at 39% and trump at 34. donald trump can't avoid controversy. he's now in a war of words with a muslim couple who addressed the democratic convention about their son who sacrificed himself for his army buddies. abc's marry bruce reports. >> it was the most raw motion of the convention. the grieving father of a u.s. army captain killed in iraq, killed in iraq, challenging donald trump. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one! >> trump responding telling abc's george stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview th

usgs says it's fine with us, but is worried the gobble plan comes with some limitations. >> i think the difficulty and is going to be it will work probably very well for small earthquakes. once you get to a larger quake, we could have saturation of cell phone service. >> not to mention potential power outages that keep you from charging your devices. when things start to shake, you will get more going mobile. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> now to a big illegal fire works bust and a reminder for anyone else looking to break the law, police confiscated at least a dozen of these fireworks friday night. they say officers will be out again tonight looking for any violators. a reminder, safe and sane fireworks are only legal in a handful of bay area cities. authorities say it's best to leave it to the experts. go see a professional fireworks display for the fourth of july. you can find a list of those events on our website nbcbayarea.com. track the weather conditions for the holiday weekend with our nbc bay area app. that's where you can find a complete fourth of july events guide. conv

. >> reporter: but scientists with the usgs say there's much more happening below the surface than just the earthquakes you can feel. and a new study suggests that smaller earthquakes are happening on a nearly regular schedule tied to the phases of the moon. just as the moon's pull focus the ocean tides, scientists say it has the same effect on hard ground. >> every day when the full moon -- we're actually standing in relation to the center of the earth, about this much higher. >> reporter: dr. johnson says precise sensors located in parkfield on the central coast have been detecting deep tremors on the san andreas fault. scientists studied 81,000 of them over nine years and compared the data to tidal cycles. they found these tiny earthquakes were much more likely to occur during the waxing period when tides were getting higher putting added pressure on the san andreas. >> it applies a very small loading extra loading and unloading, on the san andreas fault as a whole. it's huge on the nancy reagan fans this is a small loading. >> reporter: scientists will continue studying to see if th

onlin as you've been doing, great jobb good, bad, otherwise letting usg know how you feel on socialn sia medial we you were to youe you t continue doing that using the #gooddaydc.oodd we'll share some of thoseshare e comments throughout the showt to today. >> very heavy morning we want tt bring you some of the news off h the day including the weather.. today's heat and humidity couldo give way to severe storms. >> i was hoping you would say wy heat and humidity will end.illn. for details on all of that of tucker is back with first checks of the forecast in good day. d >> hey, guys little bit of atle break by sunday.break by s we do have good news on theewone weekend forecast.foreca we got to get there first andirt concerned we'll do around of storms this afternoon. 83 very sweaty degrees earlyes e this morning.thisni 80 in quantico. in quao. 81 in leonardtown.town off to the north and west.nd nobody is getting relief the t the rest of us.the re of 79 in hagerstown.. winchester, too. all right.. clear skies to start your day. r bright sunshine for the moment.n humidity building once a

. >> google will offer the information pulled directly from the usgs website which normally posts within couple of minutes. they have no problems with this new service. >> working together to get information out to you. >>> would it be fair to say that friday is the epicenter of the weekend? not really the epicenter but the start. >> precursor. >> yeah. i would say that. what kind of strong feelings do we have moving into saturday and sunday? >> great this weekend. no major issues. warm for the valleys. coastal areas will be the place to be if you want comfortable area. live look now outside as we get the sun rise over san jose. all clear and it feels nice as you step out the door. maybe a light jacket in some spots. especially in the north bay where we see the temperatures droming back into the 50s. and it's 60 degrees now in livermore, san jose, 58 degrees. 57 in palo alto. a look at the microclimates today expected to reach 90 in gilroy today. san mateo, 80 degrees. the embarcadero at 68 degrees. seven-day forecast also shows you that temperatures will be more comfortable than the way

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career prosecutors who looked at these cases and a broader array of evidence, all the evidence the usgssed where the previous process was dod evidence. congress weighed in with statutory overlay for all transfers. it is more rigorous and intensive process. >> thank you. it is important to put it into context because even one prisoner escaping is one prisoner too many. we are not going to say anything is foolproof, nothing is foolproof, but i think if we look and see what the administration has done, safeguards they tried to put in. i feel we are absolutely doing our best and it is a big improvement than the previous administration. let me ask you this. you heard a lot about the challenges of closing guantÁnamo. it is true, it is true that some former detainees every engaged and the chairman is very upset about it and so am i but can you put those cases into context? what are the costs of keeping the facility open and how is the transfer of clear detainees affect terrorist recruitment and coalition efforts to defeat terrorist organizations. >> there are three costs, primarily it is wild

also glad that the committee secured strong investments in the usgs budget for the west coast early earthquake warning system and the volcano hazards program. these systems are critical to monitoring and detecting seismic and volcanic activity and giving washingtonians and the folks on the entire west coast a few crucial seconds to get out of harm's way. he bill we're debating today makes some real progress in these areas, but unfortunately it doesn't measure up in others. particularly when it comes to investing in the environment. this legislation is supposed to provide critical funding for our most treasured natural resources and it fails to live up to what the folks we represent demand. or one thing, the funding makes some real progress in these areas, but unfortunately it doesn't measure up in others. particularly when it comes to investing in the environment. this legislation is supposed to provide critical funding for our most treasured natural resources and it fails to live up to what the folks we represent demand. for one thing, the funding is inadequate. among the agencies hardest hit

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.: thank adam parker, morgan stanley usg equity strategy.dhe bank of planning to ease capital demand on u.k. based lenders as early as next week, a bloomberg scoop and the markets moving, berkeley higher, lenders in the u.k. trading much higher after that headline crosses the bloomberg, from london and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jon: from london and new york, this is "bloomberg ." by 2.34%.tock up the bank of england said to plan easing following the brexit vote. it could happen as early as next week. we will be talking about the capital buffer very shortly. want to get into the market reaction. beginning with equities -- future softer by 1/10 of 1%. in london, up six cents of 1%. potentially, biggest gain for the ftse since 2011. stoxx 600 banks index up for percentage points. in the bond market, low, low, low, low, all-time lows on ten-year treasuries. trading on yield at 4.2%. on headlines, outside of the business world -- started vetting potential running mates. the associated press says the likely vice presidential nominee --

according to usgs -- that's the u.s. geological survey -- growers spray 280 million pounds of roundup in 2012, a pound of herbicide for every single person in our country. a pound of pesticide is sprayed for every single person in our country. those foods are heavily sprayed. i want to know when i go to the store -- because sometimes i do for my -- shop for my grandkids -- i would like to know if it's a g.m.o. product, because guess what? then i know it's been sprayed by pesticide. now, i want to take you into the labeling. let's set aside the narrow definition. let's look at what somebody has to go through under the roberts bill to find out if there's g.m.o.'s. here's a picture. this is a dad in a supermarket with his kids. one is in the basket with the products and one is walking alongside, a toddler. a pretty common sight. what would it be like for this dad with his two kids to get the information he wants under this bill? he is searching the shelves for items on his grocery list. we know what that's like. you have go

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