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take a look, this usgs map shows the 4.2 magnitude quake centered in the geysers, the same area of yesterday's earthquake. that one had a magnitude of 3.7. there are no reports of injuries or damage due to either quake. >>> to politics now and the race for the white house. there are now less than 100 days until the iowa caulk kcuses. >> a new poll shows consistency at the head of the pack. >> less than 100 days until the iowa caucuses and an abc news "washington post" poll shows the top of the pack starting to firm up. joe biden leads the pack followed by elizabeth warren, senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg making his way into fourth place. the south bend mayor spoke with george stephanopoulos on "this week" about his momentum. >> there's amazing energy behind our campaign. we're seeing it on the ground in iowa and seeing it pick up in a lot of places and voters are narrowing down their choices and instead of getting to know us now they're really making up their minds. >> reporter: that same poll also showing former vice president joe biden, seen by democrats as have the best chance of

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the usgs also warns that the pace of larger earthquakes is likely to increase due to geologic geological reasons, so the resolution we're urging today is to bring attention to the urgent issues here in our stay. i want to thank my legislative aide allen wong, and the nanny neighborhood lead -- many neighborhood leaders in the sunset who have provided input. i'd also like to thank the fire department, police department, and office of resilience planningt planning for working with us and the steps that you take to make sure that residents will be protected from catastrophic earthquake fires. finally, i'm proposing a set of nonresolution amendments that have been reviewed by deputy city attorney givner. the first amendment specifies that the annual firefighting report on the emergency system shall be due on january 1 of each year, and the second by june 30, 2021. colleagues, i thank you for your support on this resolution. >> president yee: okay. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: do we need to take -- mr. president, do we need to take the amendments first or should we -- >> president y

the usgs says around 12:34pm. the quake rattled bus than a mile away from the geysers the earthquake measured about 1.3 miles and deb there have been no reports of damage. this comes after a 3.9 magnitude quake struck the same region on saturday. up next a group of residents are thankful to be bk in their homes. next we'll have more on their big. thank you for fit responders that save their community. also a san francisco couple has been missing for more than a weekwe will take you to the vigil held in their honor. me try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. com

the usgs says around 12:34pm the quake rattled less than a mile aw%y from the geysersthe earthquake measured about 1.3 miles and death. and there have been no reports of damage. this comes after a 3.9 magnitude quake stck the same region on saturday. i've looked outside on this beauiful sunday evening here in san francisco out. >>clear night as we're joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to break down what our work week forecast looks like what it looks like there they're making progress on the fire front. so that certainly good. >>yet and still under very dry conditions. jr let's take a look at the current kincade fire conditions that firefighters are dealing with tonight, relativhumidity bone-dry 25%. but we aren't to seeing cooler temperatures 67 degrees and calm wind speeds with gusts in the single digits upwards of about 5 miles per hour or less, but one thing that we are going to notice in the bay area is moderate air particles making its way into the south bay you've had great air quality for the last couple of days but tomorrow because of smoke and ash from the kincade fire and a

the magnitude 4.1 quake struck after 12:30 this afternoon, according to the usgs. it was less than a mile away fromme from the geye. rsp some were shocked when my shake app notified them of an earthquake in berkeley. the app said a 7.5 earthquake hit berkeley, which was just a test. a voice clearly stated, it's just a test. many complained that there was no advance notice. officials apologize saying an announcement will be made on twitter. >>> the third baptist church in san francisco hosted a special vigil for a member of their congregation who's been missing for several days. justin winfrey and his friend, kayla rodriguez, were supposed to be flying back to the bay area from mendocino county but they never made it. a search was sent to find them. sergio quintana was at the vigil. >> reporter: i was able to talk to kayla rodriguez's father by phone. he said he's been searching this weekend as he has for the last several days along with several people who have been helping. tonight at third baptist church, people came together to pray as that search continues. ♪ >>

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that has to be a concerted effort across the usg. >> thank you.irector wray, i'll point this last one to you. you mentioned before thwarting various attacks, domestic and foreign affairs attacks over the last couple of years. you didn't give any numbers. maybe those are classifies. that's fine. i wonder if we've been more successful than we were 20, 30 years ago and why? is it because stovepiping has ceased to be such a problem? inner agency relationships are working better? do we have better tools? is our presence overseas helpful? is it hurting? are the eyes and ears on the ground, is the intelligence collection, is our view of the networks helping us out there? are we keeping them busy so that they're not planning attacks here? what is it? i'm out of time after that question. i'll let you take it. >> in the interest of time what i would say most of -- most of the reasons for the success is -- boiling down to one word, which is partnerships. partnerships between federal agencies, partnership in particular between federal agencies and state and l

documents that have been in public is the gross, was very clear, if you doha this, you are putting all of usg in danger. jimmy carter himself, when he against his own better judgment decided to allow the shot to come in turn secretary state, along with ham german, chief of staff and press secretary and said quote. i do this, what hell going to advise me to do when i was his overrun and are people taken hostage. >> is very clear. president carter, very smart man. he foresaw what was going to happen. todid not want to admit shaw. as you mentioned he was our chief admission. they had worn him that this would have very serious consequences including the call the loss of the embassy. somewhere around october 20th, then make the decision the administration made the decision for medical treatment, we are centrally,ll informed the messae to us was you are expendable. you are out there. good luck investing in. do the best you can. >> my students would ask me the same question. it seems so obvious, to them. i have asked people within the administration including investor enters, and others. this eyepie

sitting here listening to all of the comments , for usgs, and i guess concern in the inquiry, the democratsre trying to build a and the republicans have seen that structure is not on a foundation so they are just theg simply to administration. and said with kit -- kent taylor to assert that there was act, but neither could said that they were. the ambassador lady was unable to determine anything that was bribery or a political act. host: republican line from new jersey. hello. caller: hello, how are you? i want to make a comment that we do not have any evidence of any -- any evidence at all of a presidents doing anything wrong -- our president doing anything wrong. he is just doing what he deals is right. host: when you say no hard evidence, what convinces you of that? caller: we have evidence that he did not do anything wrong, but there is no evidence that he did , because we have hearsay from the witnesses. anythingd not ring out -- bring out anything that he said was impeachable or illegal. i want to say all of the americans, when did it become that we are guilty until proven innocent? h

that is helping support cartels and has to be a concerted effort across the usg. >> director wray, this last one to you. you mentioned before thwarting various attacks over the last few years, you didn't give any numbers. maybe those are classified. that's fine. i don't need the numbers right now. i want to know if we've been more successful than 20 or 30 years ago and if why? stove piping, are those working better? do we have better tools? is our presence overseas helpful? is it hurting? are the eyes and ears on the ground, the intelligence collection, is our view of the networks helping us out there? are we keeping them busy so they're not planning attacks here? what is it? i'm out of time after that question so i'll let you take it. thank you. >> in the interest of time what i would say most of the reasons for the success boils down to one word which is partnerships. between federal agencies and local law enforcement, within the intelligence community, partnerships with our foreign partners. all of those things have led to greater connecting of the dots, to get ahead of the threat. t