this is the usgs map.ils we can see now it's been downgraded just a little bit, according to this map, as that was a 4.5 cannot resume in a little bit more on this map. so i can kind of see where it was. i guess the closest spot to area where we could say that sort of near watsonville is the latest details that we're getting here. a 4.6 is not huge on the scale and might not have done any damage. it might not hurt anyone. but you know, things that are loose on shelves, hanging up bottles and4stores that were on shelves so that could get wiggled a little bit during something like this. so we're trying to find out if there's been any damage in this area. still pretty far from the bay area. but as those faults, cohen has the aftershocks go. there could be more. this also could be just a precursor to a bigger quake. sometimes their pre shocks kyla grogan is in the weather center now. she's got some more details. 4.6 near wallisville. not huge. but you know, i was off and you feel that no doubt about it. you wo

we have the usgs map pulled up. let's take me off so viewers can get a good look at it. you can see the epicenter with the star. it is not far from santa cruz. if you look at the way the waves propagate and spread from the epicenter, the gre magnitude, the greater the range and distance where you would still be feeling it and we have reports of people feeling that quake here in san francisco. if we are looking the impact might be to infrastructure and for any train tracks that may run through the area, there may be temporary stoppage. there may be checking of the tracks when you have something of that magnitude. we are not seeing any reports from bart or any immediate agencies. we are going to reporters in our south bay bureau certainly felt that, which is no surprise if we felt it in san francisco. in san jose, our bureau is closer to san benito county. we are following this quake which happened a few minutes before 3:30. if you tuned in to watch world news with david mirror, we are on right now because of this earthquake. a 4.6 magnitude earthquake that just hit the ba

those from usgs have a reason for that. >> the people who receive those alerts will be the people who can feel that intensity three level. j.r.: and in the dark areas where many of you told me you felt the quake, this official from usgs says that intense movement was felt in the southern area of this map, where the earthquake was not centered in san hinze spoke -- san francisco or san jose. >> the ideas to send the alerts to the people who can feel the most shaking and where the danger is. want to prioritize that because the basic currency of the shake on system is time. j.r.: the group says they ar constantly improving the alert system, which monitors earthquakes in california, oregon, and washington. while there is work to be done, early alerts for lower intensity quakes are a challenge. >> intensity level three, a truck passing by your house, is the lowest level we can do this most accurately at this point. when you get to the lower shaking levels, there are so many factors and influencers that will affect if you feel it or not. dan: and make sure you are ready for the next earthqu

those from usgs have a reason for that. >> the people who receive those alerts will be the people who can feel that intensity three level. j.r.: and in the dark areas where many of you told me you felt the quake, this official from usgs says that intense movement was felt in the southern area of this map, where the earthquake was not centered in san hinze spoke -- san francisco or san jose. >> the ideas to send the alerts to the people who can feel the most shaking and where the danger is. want to prioritize that because the basic currency of the shake on system is time. j.r.: the group says they ar constantly improving the alert system, which monitors earthquakes in california, oregon, and washington. while there is work to be done, early alerts for lower intensity quakes are a challenge. >> intensity level three, a truck passing by your house, is the lowest level we can do this most accurately at this point. when you get to the lower shaking levels, there are so many factors and influencers that will affect if you feel it or not. dan: and make sure you are ready for the next earthqu

but the usgs downgraded that reading. according to the usgs. there have been at least two after shocks to the original quake, one of them a magnitude 2.5. and the other was 2.8. people on social media say they felt that quake even in the north bay at 11 tonight, santa rosa police say five people were arrested as part of an alleged fentanyl trafficking group. detectives say the five were taken into custody yesterday as police executed search warrants . officers seize 1200 suspected fentanyl pills made to look identical be deadly. they and a 38 revolver and ammunition. the suspect's face charges of possession of narcotics and conspiracy also knew at 11 to chp is asking for the public's help tonight to find a missing five year old girl. authorities say faith lee harris was taken by her grandmother's ex husband , 84 year old orion, douglas meme it they say that she was taken from north carolina and brought to california yesterday . the chp today issued an endangered missing advisory for bute, san bernardino, riverside and los angeles counties. memo

the usgs says the quake hit at 3:23 this afternoon. no damage has been reported.we wouldn't expect much with a magnitude of that level but folks in neighboring felt it pretty strongly. first we heard it and still shaken and i was looking at which door was get me outside fastest. all right, for more. let's go to abc 7 news media biologist, sandia patel, and this magnitude was significant. it was from the fact that a lot of people felt it dan and dion. so, let me show you the magnitude and the earthquake it was centered just north of trespina's as you take a look here. the magnitude initially came in as a 4.6, but it was revised by the usgs to a 4.5 at 323. pm adapt was about six miles now when you look at the bigger picture there were multiple reports of earthquakes with the maximum magnitude of 4.5 on the calaveras fault as you just heard dan say and when you take a look at the shake intensity map, it was felt all the way to the north bay right here in san francisco. it felt like a jolt to me. it was felt all the way out towards the fresno area when you look at th

the usgs says that quake happen on the calaveras fault line.ideo in 20 your newsroom from hollister. as you can see, it looks like nice, beautiful, sunny day for the truck cruising down the road. the good news is it does not appear to be major damage. maybe no damage or reports of injuries, but it is a reminder -- we live in earthquake country. make sure you are ready for the next possible quake. get a kick, be informed. if you need help, we have tons of it for you, go to abc7news.com/preparednorcal. >> it is not a good day. >> we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct. >> this is pure nonsense. kristen: an historic moment today in a new york courtroom. former president trump arraigned, charged with 34 felony counts. >> it is the first time a former u.s. president has faced criminal charges. reporter kristen thorne from our sister station in new york live in manhattan where the arraignment took place this afternoon. >> this is the indictment against the former president, and in it, prosecutors detail what they allege -- what the

according to the usgs, people felt it as far away as fremont. we have you covered online with our bay area quake central website. there you can get a track of what's going on with those quakes. we have step-by-step guides of what you need to do to prepare for the next big one. head to nbcbayarea.com/quakes to read more. >>> 5:01 on your wednesday morning. let's see what the weather will hold for today. >> we made it mostly through the month of april without having to deal with some really big heat, and we're going to start to feel temperatures warming up today. let's take you to martinez with a look at how the morning will shape up. low 50s right now, all clear. we'll be at 61 degrees at 9:00, 71 degrees at 11:00 and 76 degrees at noon. eventually we'll make it into the mid-80s today and one of the warmest days we've had so far. but it does get even hotter tomorrow. so i'll show you that trend and what to expect coming up. >>> mike, you were following up on a crash in the east bay. >> highway 24, it's outside the caldecott tunnel, but there's st

a usgs map shows quakes were centered where the star is san leandro. san mateo, fremont, san francisco, and oakland all felt the quake. the oakland zoo felt the quake that says the animals and facilities are safe and the quake felt like a gust of wind. the first quake was a magnitude 3.2 and happened about 9:20 this morning. two other 3. minutes later. you may have gotten this push alert from abc 7 news about the earthquake minutes after it happened. if not, you can download the abc 7 news app and enable notifications to get breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. a search is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash in redwood city. police responded to the scene near veterans boulevard and maple street at about 9:30 last night. that is where a vehicle hit and killed a bicyclist. northbound lanes of veterans boulevard were shut down during the investigation. police ask anyone who may have witnessed the crash to give them a call. moving to the south bay, where there was a two alarm fire at a former mcdonald's. the fire ignited on

we will talk about the usgs map, did you feel it?lines on the map green colors more people raising their hands saying yes, we felt it. in the blue, lighter sensation, weaker end of the scale. but getting the reports feeling it in parts of the north bay and a lot of the east bay. a lot of reports from the east bay coming in, people feeling the rolling sensation with the earthquake and the reason is because of the way the vault system is arranged. and you can see another at the end of the east bay. they happen to run close to together. just to the southeast of holister. the energy traveling up the system. this was a relatively minor earthquake overall. just minor damage, hopefully releasing a little bit of tension along that part of the system. let's talk about weather. we are in for more of clouds and sunshine. cool temperatures, warmer than today. we will change things heading into late thursday, thursday night. showers will be moving into the bay area. light shower activity. no atmospheric rivers heading for the bay area. just the m

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this is on the usgs. start about to just over 1000 responses so far in the main focus, as you would expect in the east bay as far as the earthquake debt so once again, the magnitude 3.7 and had a depth of nearly 10 miles, so our average death might be around 4 to 5 miles below the surface, but when it's that deep, but the thinking is that some of the layers of the earth's across that actually might absorb some of that energy, but nonetheless, the 3.7. that was a lot of people felt, especially in portions of the east bay earlier today, take a look at some of the highest from this afternoon fifties for san francisco. lots of sixties out there, we started to warm up, and that will be the weather headline over the next few days, a warming trend headed our way. here's a satellite right now. some clouds offshore looks like a storm system here, but for once, we're not talking about any rainfall. and the barrier forecast right now we have mostly clear skies and there is our live camera looking out toward the gold

this usgs map shows quakes were centered where the star is in san leandro. the squares show areas where people felt the earthquake. that includes san mateo, fremont, san francisco, and oakland. the oakland zoo felt the quake but says the animals and facilities are safe, and the quake felt like a gust of wind. the first quake was a magnitude 3.2 and happened about 9:20 this morning. two other 3.2 quakes happened just a few minutes later. the good news, there are no reports of injury or significant damage. you may have gotten this push alert from abc 7 news about the earthquake minutes after it happened. if not, you can download the abc 7 news app and enable notifications to get breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. a search is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in redwood city. police responded to the scene near veterans boulevard and maple street at about 9:30 last night. that is where a vehicle hit and killed a bicyclist. northbound lanes of veterans boulevard were shut down during the investigation. police ask anyone who ma

let's look at the usgs shake map. a magnitude 4.5 earthquake widely felt around the bay area as far north as san rafael. we felt it in our newsroom. it can persuade here in san francisco. let's go to len ramirez who is in the south bay in hollister right now. you found some damage in that area. >> reporter: we did find a little bit of damage. we have been talking to more people here in downtown hollister. we will show you some of the older buildings that have been here since the 1870s and the early part of the 20th century. those were buildings that sustained heavy damage in the 1989 quake, and they have all been retrofitted. there is no damage to a lot of these buildings. but i want to take you across the street to the baylor. you see the wall of windows that were shaking, and some of the waitstaff inside were afraid they would shatter. but they held up throughout this. we will take you inside and show you fresh video that was just shot a few minutes ago showing a lot of the glassware that was on the shelves that cam

the usgs says the first hit a 12:48 p.m., under magnitude 3. there was a 2.5, 2.7 and 2.8 quake. no reports of injury or damage. if you feel shaking and want to know exactly how strong it was, we have a real-time quake tracker you can always access. it will give you the immediate magnitude right after the earthquake hits. go to nbcbayarea.com/quaketracker. >>> two california congressmen are calling on the department of justice to investigate the antioch police department after officers exchange racist and homophobic texts. the representatives sent letter to attorney general garland, asking him to investigate the department for unconstitutional discrimination, use of force and violating the constitutional rights of the people in antioch. now, as we have been reporting, the fbi discovered text messages between antioch police officers, some racists, others homophobic and violent. 45 officers are under investigation. city council approved an audit of the police department's internal affairs. last week a federal civil rights lawsuit was filed against the city, seeking damages for six

. >> reporter: according to usgs experts, tuesday's quake and its aftershocks are common and insignificantor our region. >> to wait for a lot of aftershocks to show up. which was illuminated by the different aftershocks. but, right after an earthquake, it is hard to say. all we can say is it is located near the san andreas fault. >> reporter: but those living a mile from the epicenter in the heart of trespino say today's jolt was a wakeup call. >> we were talking about where your gas shut off. it is like, where your water shut off. >> reporter: in tres pinois. >>> a woman was supposed to board a cruise ship but never showed up. 33-year-old elena adams was reported missing around 6:00 p.m. last night. when she failed to show up. police say they currently have no evidence of foul play. adams is from out of state. she is 5' 4", 140 pounds. with tattoos behind both ears. and on her right foot. if you have any information on her where abouts you are urged to call sfpd. >>> well make blossom hill road safer. that plea from a family of a woman in los gatos who was killed when she was hit by a spe

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that is the san andreas fault, of course, waiting for the usgs to really put out to their thoughts on this. but you can see very clearly it's right near the san andreas help. likely that is kind of what happened with that. turning our attention to the weather. we've had a pretty nice day out there, but it has been cool and it's going to continue to be cool as we work our way into the night. we've got a frost advisory going into effect this evening overnight, starting at 02:00am till 09:00am you can see for the north bay and then parts of solano and yolo counties. and this is why we're going to see these temperatures again get down into these 30's particular. the north bay can see santa rose expect about 30 for the east bay. 37. so it is a night to be careful. it's going to be out there. we've also a little wind happening right now and we've got a chance of rain that's going to coming our way later this week. i'll be back in just a bit. we'll talk more about that for now. send it back to the desk. thank you. coming up here at 6, a former president has been indicted and the rain what ca

according to the usgs, people could feel it as far away as fremont. we do have you covered online with our bay area quake central web page. you can actually get what's going on, get a track of what's going on with quakes, and we have a step-by-step guide on how to prepare for the big one. you can head to nbcbayarea.com/quake to read more. we want to head to meteorologist kari hall, because something a lot of people are talking about is just those warmer temperatures we're feeling. it felt good yesterday. >> yeah, it was so nice yesterday afternoon. it did warm up during the afternoon. then we're going to have slightly warmer temperatures compared to yesterday for today. as we take a live look outside in dublin, you're heading out to 50 degrees. nice, cool start. then as we go into the rest of the day, the temperatures start to ramp up, headed for low 70s at 11:00, eventually reaching 84 degrees in dublin, 84 in santa rosa, san francisco up to 71 today, and 86 in san jose. we'll get a look ahead to hotter temperatures, but mike is taking us to the sout

i spoke to usgs and they tell me, whihile the likelihooood of big e earthquakee happeningng o sameme san a andreas faultlt is hihigh becauause it h hasn't bet long, g geologicalllly speaking there a are other fauault l lin thee bay arerea that couould pr a significant earthquake in the next decades. >> so in total, there's about a 70% chance of a magnitude 6.7 or larger earthquake in the next 30 years. and that's across all of the various faults in the bay area. >> elizabeth says we have to stay prepared because we really don't know when it could happen. a good reminder to pack an emergency go bag. if you have one already, wonderful. you also have to remember to do a routine check to make sure everything inside is still good, like food, meds, or anything that has an expiration date. toss and replace expired items. if you need help getting a go bag, head to nbcbayarea.com/quakes. there you'll find a guide on what to pack inside. we also have a bunch of great resources available on that page. >> thank you, abbey. >>> still ahead, time is running out for the person who bought a lottery

as usgs continues to go over their data as it continues to come in, will figure out which fault systemnvolved with today's 4.5 earthquake occurring at 3:23 afternoon. >>> as rob mentioned, some people reported feeling some shaking as far away as san francisco. this is a look at all the tweets we've received. no reports of damage or injuries, but we are still making calls to find out for sure. >>> right now to more breaking news. former president trump has touched back down in florida after history unfolded. the former president pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records. the entire process including a brief court delay took under two hours. agents read his rights and fingerprinted the former president before he was taken into the courtroom. the 16-page indictment against mr. trump has now been unsealed. he's been charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal damaging information and unlawful activity from american voters before and after the 2016 election. it's in connection with the scheme that directed hush money payments to two

the usgs says it measured 4.4. this is in cobb, not thatar from clear lake. this isn area with a lot of geothermal activity. this is not your traditional earthquake on a fault line, mor because of geothermal activity. uth lake county firet the protection distr he says, yes, it was felt f about seven seconnd some of the firefighters didn't even wake up as a result. >> we've had no reports of any injuries or damage. we are making more calls to learn, and as soon as we get more information, of course, we'll bring that into the newsroom as soon as we'll bring it to you. >>> first we start with our other top story. >> racist, homophobic, and misogynist, those were the words residents of antioch used at a city council meeting tonight. >> text messages allegedly sent by city police officers now under investigation. emma goss joins us live. >> reporter: tempers and emotions certainly boiled over during public comment. and what i saw inside really was a city reckoning with what residents have said are years of discriminatory treatment by police but even mayor lamar th

according to usgs, more than 28,000 buildings were destroyed and more than 3,000 people lost their lives directly or indirectly by the earthquake. this morning the city held its annual remembrance. [ sirens ] they hold the ceremony every year. this time, though, sirens played out instead of the traditional ringing of bells. mayor london breed was there and spoke about the resiliency of san francisco and how the city always moved forward. >> that's why it's important that we celebrate, to remind us what happened in the past so that we could not only begin to prepare for the future but w we can also remember what we are as san franciscans. >> this is file footage from the 1906 quake. as scary as it sounds, experts say the more years we go by the, closer we are to that, quote unquotote big one. ususgs says while the l likelih of a a big earthquakake happepe alonong the s san andreasas fau isn'n't that h high becausese i hahasn't beeeen t that lonong geologogically speaking, there e other faultt lines in the bay area that could produce a significanant earthquake in the next decade.. >> so, i

joining us now, sarah minson with usgs to give us some details other than just. how we felt. >> 4.5, that's that will get your attention. in even small >> like of 94.5, all capable of producing a moderate to trong shaking. if you go website, you can we put the shaking a few 1000. indeed. we do have several reports of people getting to even strong shaking from earthquake. >> i saw felt it map and it looks like people, you know, as far as the central valley all the way up to near point raise in the north bay felt that that that's far. >> but the levels of shaking that people are reporting all though. so i'm really the b, impact of the south cape localized, you know, the location of an impact. that's what magnitude is. it's not how strong the shaking is. it's how the area of the fatah movement over the tells you how the alton area was impacted by the shaking and has a 94.5. that was strong shaking. but it was very localized. >> now this is an area that has 2 major fault lines going through it. do we know which one this occurred? i was at san andreas or calaveras. >>

let's look at the usgs shake map.north as san rafael. we felt it in our newsroom. it can persuade here in san francisco. let's go to len ramirez who is in the south bay in hollister right now. you found some damage in that area. >> reporter: we did find a little bit of damage. we have been talking to more people here in downtown hollister. we will show you some of the older buildings that have been here since the 1870s and the early part of the 20th century. those were buildings that sustained heavy damage in the 1989 quake, and they have all been retrofitted. there is no damage to a lot of these buildings. but i want to

a cluster of light earthquakes shook parts of the east bay today today, excuse me, the usgs says.agnitude 2.8 quake hitting your antiochus just before one this afternoon that about 30. minutes later, a 3.1 quake hit in the same area. followed by a 2.7 quake about 40. minutes after that one. okay checking in on the weather. we had a beautiful day saturday. really nice. one of the nicest days we've seen in the wild temperatures in the eighties and then are in the low eighties and the warmer spots and then temperatures today around the bay cooler because the fog came back to the coast, but inland we still had upper seventies and low eighties. the plan for this week is a dip today at cooled off tomorrow it cools off further, not cold, but around the bay and at the coast. it's sixties inland. you'll find the mid seventies and then temperatures climb out of that pretty quickly, so classic spring weather pattern with temperatures on thursday, potentially into the low nineties in the in the warmest, warmer spots, so these are the highs from today pretty nice day . pretty good air quality,

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a series of earthquakes shook parts of the bay area today this usgs map shows the quakes were centered where that star is. that is san leandro the squares show areas where people felt the earthquake including san mateo fremont, san francisco and oakland. the first quake was magnitude 3.2 and happened at about 9:20 this morning to other 3.2 quakes happen. just a few minutes later. the good news. there are no reports of injury or damage. san jose fire put out a two alarm fire at a former mcdonald's early this morning. the vacant building went up in flames. just past 2 am at north 1st street in san jose. artificials were seen hosing down the heavy flames and a few pieces of the structure actually fell off. officials say there were no injuries and they are still not sure what caused that blaze. in san francisco the exploratorium held a family event to celebrate trans day of visibility the event highlighted achievements and raised awareness of transgender individuals, including those working in the stem field. trans day of visibility is internationally observed on march 31st, the event incl

this advertise the map from the usgs. folks in our newsroom, we can tell you we started taking calls last night from many of you who said was that what i thought it was? no reports of any damage to bring you. >>> let's get a check on weathe and traffic beginning with sunlight in the morning. here i mary lee, meteorologist mary, what is it looking like out there as we expect to warm up? >> it will be beautiful, reed. great weather ahead. not just together but through the weekend. high pressure is in control. we are looking at the sunshine and milder conditions. temperatures are on the rise through the rest of today and through the weekend. so, here w go. a live look with our mark hopkins hotel camera looking west with mainly clear skies an the temperatures are in the 40s for many locations. even down t the 30s. 39, the chilly spot in livermore. mid-40s concord, oakland, san jose. upper 40s in san francisco and down to 41 fo santa rosa. here is what you ca expect in san francisco. let's walk you through the day. we ar looki

here the earthquake map provided by the usgs.ou can see they are clustered in those locations where you see the orange dots. seven quakes ranging between 2.9 and 4.3 all happen after midnight. the latest one happened about 90 minutes ago about 4:45. that one measure 3.0. this is east of l.a. so far, no word yet of any damages this morning. people came together in the ebay -- in the east bay to say goodbye to blake mohs. he was shot and killed while trying to stop an alleged shoplifter at a home depot in pleasanton. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us it was a day of moving tributes. >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ cornell: music and prayers to honore young man who loved life. >> blake cared for people, he cared for us, and i'm sure he cared for every person here today. cornell: hundreds filled fremont community church to remember blake mohs, who was shot and killed earlier this month while trying to stop a theft at the pleasanton home depot store, where he worked as a loss prevention employee. his coworkers wore their

that is because the usgs says those alerts are aimed at helping those most at danger from an earthquakeey say when there is a magnitude of 4.5 or higher those they notify are those who can feel the effect down to a level three. many told j.r. stone they did not receive the alert through the app. the less amount of shaking, the less likelihood of getting an alert. >> the basic currency of the shake alert system is time. the more alerts you want to deliver, it takes more time. ryan: he went on to are constantly looking to make the app better and more convenient but right now they want to focus on people who need it most. that is why places like gilroy received the alert but in san francisco a lot of us may not have. julian: thank you so much. you want to make sure you are ready for the next earthquake. do that by getting a kit, making a plan, and be informed. if you need help check out abc7news.com/prepare. we have all of that information laid out there. another r&b experience is coming to chase center this summer. kumasi: you better, tyree's. look at the lineup. tyrese it is friday, june

have struck mayor nylund, california early this morning to hear is the earthquake map provided by the usgsons where you see the orange dots. several quakes after midnight. the last one happened about 30 minutes ago at about 4:45. that one measure 3.0. so far, no word yet of any damages this morning. people came together in the ebay to say goodbye to blake mohs. he was shot and killed while trying to stop an alleged shoplifter at a home in -- home depot in pleasanton. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us it was a day of moving tributes. >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ cornell: music and prayers to honor a man who loves life. >> blake cared for people, he cared for us, and i'm sure he cared for every person here today. cornell: hundreds fillet of fremont community church to remember blake mohs, who was shot and killed earlier this month while trying to stop a theft at the wasn't an home depot store, where he worked as a loss prevention employee. his coworkers wore their orange aprons as a tribute to blake. >> some saw him as a trainer. some saw him as a great asset protection speci

the usgs reports.tude 3.7 quake hit at 8 35 last night about 5.5 miles southeast of clayton. many people reported feeling the quake throughout parts of contra costa and alameda county's time is now for 18. well a 77 year old bay area woman who ran in the boston marathon. kept her street going of crossing that finish line for the 37 straight time. patty hungover renda completed the boston marathon. she's done more than any other woman in the history of the marathon for final time, by the way, was five hours 40 minutes. that place turned ninth. roberta among women in her age group. she's almost a good a marathoner. as roberta gonzalez. no i think she's better. that's incredible . that's wonderful. i mean, you have a in a specially, you know , perception of that, like an appreciation i should say of that, because you run how many run 32 marathons and boston five. i don't like to repeat marathons, but when you qualify for boston, you have to run it, right? yeah people don't understand is once you get there

several magnitude 3.2 earthquakes struck the area according to the usgs, the first quake hit just before, epicenter was not far from the oakland zoo. that's in the middle of no one park. 2 more 3.2 magnitude quakes hit almost back-to-back about 10 minutes later. usually earthquakes of this magnitude only caused minor damage there, but no reports of any damage today, though. so good stuff there. cover meteorologist brittany begley joining us now with more. we've seen a lot of these kind of cluster earthquakes happening. yeah, that's really the thing that i think is so interesting with twitter because you can cause immediate results. you can kind of see what's going on. you can see the media at a reaction to it. but that earthquake near the oakland zoo. >> taking a look at it around 9.43. and when i took a look at this is like, all right. let me take a look at the full. i want to know more about that fall in the heywood fall. actually is one of the most dangerous foes in the world. and that's just because of all activity that we have, all the population that we have built on top of that fu

several magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck the area according to usgs. the first quake hit before 9.30, and the epicenter was not far from the oakland zoo in the middle of noland park. 2 more 3.2 magnitude quakes that hit almost back-to-back about 10 minutes later. usually earthquakes of this magnitude cars, just minor damage. there have been no reports of any damage today. so some good news there, but definitely a bit of a shaky morning for folks there in the specter. yes. so let's get a look at your 4 zone forecast now a live look at. >> sfo tonight. we were commenting earlier about nice it was today its just been a little cool riley. it's and i would take hold you my fake. hold on california yes, i agree with that. has that will sing in the air that gotcha. you looks great that you go out there and you might like got me. so let's not what you do to know. so you don't get got taking a live look at the east bay. you can see it's actually a beautiful scene, cloudy conditions. and i was like, alrighte let's keep checking radar. so looking at radar, this l

according to the usgs, the first quake hit just before 9.30, and the epicenter was not far from the oakland zoo in the middle of nolan park. 2 more 3.2 magnitude earthquakes hit almost back-to-back about 10 minutes later. there have been no reports any damage, though. >> for more on that. and our weather forecast, we've got britney. hey, britney, i know i think got woods went on to twitter in. the first thing i saw was people tweeting their everybody rushes to see, the video serious. it is as yet family in the area. so i do value. the law turned a technology especially when it was minor. so that near the oakland zoo is watching obviously we had 3 different earthquakes in about 40 minutes. i took a look at hayward fall. it's one of the most dangerous faults in the world just because how densely populated this red line, this area is. so it's still always important to bring our a game in. at least it was not dangerous. but we want to talk about his case was we never you want to cover your head or neck drop down to your knees. and if you're in your car crash when a stay in your car, but you wan

you can see on the map, the way the usgs color codes to help us visualize where it was felt. you had to be down here in the south bay. morgan hill, gilroy. we didn't even get that many reports in downtown san jose. but if you felt something last night at 12:30 am, that is what it was. look at the marine layer. that is a view from the top of the rectly north. we have low clouds filling back in the immediate bay. 49 degrees in san francisco. the clouds are not extending any further this morning than right through the golden gate, right across alcatraz and hitting the east bayshore and falling apart. we are not waking up to a widespread marine layer. mostly clear skies, san jose, and as we look at the rest of the bay and extend this all the way up from san jose to santa rosa, a lot of mid-40s out there now. for today's number, this is the second warmest day in the forecast. tomorrow is the warmest. we started a noticeable jump. as a result, you will be alert near 90 in the south bay. we're going to go to 86 in morgan hill. santa clara 86. 83 redwood city. east bay mid-to upper 8

the usgs says. there have been at least two small aftershocks after the earthquake. people on social media say they were able to feel the earthquake in the north bay as well and offshore pipeline involved in an oil spill in southern california. back in 2021 is now being put back into service. amplify energy corp says it has received approval from federal agencies to restart operations. it comes nearly two years after 25,000 gallons of oil spilled into beaches in huntington's beach and newport beach. the company recently announced the settlement with companies associated with the spill. amplify agreed to pay up to $95 million in settlements and also reached a plea deal with the federal government for negligently discharging crude. amplify energy has started refilling the pipeline. now san francisco police are investigating the circumstances that led to a u haul truck barreling down a hill, killing one person. this happened at jones street and geary in the tenderloin district yesterday. san francisco police say the people in the truck we're helping someone move when th

according to the usgs, people felt it as far away as fremont.ur bay area quake central. this is a web page where you can track the latest on those quakes and have a step-by-step guide on how to prepare for the big one. head to nbcbayarea.com/quakes and read more. >>> new overnight, police investigating a deadly accident in fremont. it happened a little before 10:00 last night when a tesla driver struck someone riding on an e-bike on peralta boulevard. the driver stayed at the scene. the victim has not been identified. >> a live look at northgate high school in walnut creek where students will be returning to classes following a violent on campus incident. police arrested a ninth grade boy accused of stabbing a freshman girl near some dumpsters located on the back side of the school. the superintendent says that the students knew each other, the severity of the girl's injuries still unknown right now. authorities arrested that boy and he is facing charges, including attempted murder and mayhem. >> concord high school's mascot, the minutemen, may

the usgs says the hayward fault is a particular concern.he last big quake on the fault was in 18 68 more than 150 years ago . they say a magnitude seven quake on that fault could kill hundreds of people and leave thousands of others homeless city one person was killed and five others injured after a parking garage in lower manhattan collapsed. there were six workers inside the structure . when it came down. four of the injured were taken to hospital. one patient refused medical attention, firefighters initially we're going in and searching the building, but the structure was so unstable, they decided to pull back and a robot and drone were then deployed. at this time we believe that we have doctors that we're in danger in the building all accounted for the building. and that structure is very unstable . we've had some parking garage. we've had some of the slams couple of floors. of this concrete slab floors. allow crushed some of the cars that are inside. and this will be okay. elaboration. the cause of that collapse is not yet known, like

this was about 2:15, according to the usgs, people felt it as far as salinas. so far, there are no reports of any damage. >>> we've got to talk about this, the reality of the oakland a's move to las vegas. fans are not happy at all. in fact, they are downright mad. and so is the mayor, sheng too, who says the team used oakland as leverage for the deal. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us with how the team is justifying the move. they're hoping fans are going to stick with them. >> they really want the fans to stick with them as they make the move to las vegas. the president did a one-on-one interview with us, and said after 20 years of trying to work out some sort of stadium deal in oakland, the team had to do exactly what the city has to do, which is keep the organization financially sound. >> we've been on parallel paths for about two years, looking at oakland, doing everything we can to make that happen, looking at las vegas as another option. and we're really at the point now where we needed to make a hard decision. and with the timeline challenge

powered by usgs shake alert system. so really one of most important things that you can do is download the my shake app and it will give you up to 10, 20, 30 seconds of warning ahead of that strong shake and so go ahead and download it on your device. go to the apple store -- app store and the apple -- ecosystem or in google play for android system. and download it for your friends and family. >> i have got it right here. and i'll tell you what, when it went off recently at my house, i shook. [ laughter ] the ground -- didn't shake as much as i did. all right. so it's nice to have you there with the virtual background on tuscany street. we hope all the beautiful homes and and businesses behind you hold solid. the tip that you just offered us we will all make it through. thanks so much my friend. have a good morning to you. all right, take it away. >> downloading the app. i haven't done that yet. doing it right now. >>> time right now 6:40. it's travel tuesday and always looking for the best ways to plan for travel. comi

originally the usgs said it was a magnitude three that was later downgraded to 2.8.rd came 40. minutes later measured at 2.7. no reports of any injuries or damage, and there have been several quakes in the same area recently, the largest being a 3.8 last wednesday. all right now, let's talk about about forecast right now because it is a it was a warm weekend, so we want to check in with roberto gonzales, see if it's going to continue to be a warm monday is going to be slightly cooler today, but it's still above average, and we still have warmer weather coming our way today. it is a marvelous monday take a look at the temperature span anywhere from the fifties along the beaches to 78 degrees that are inland areas near normal temperatures. a bit of a haze out there. otherwise the air quality is still good. visibility is unlimited at this lunchtime and the winds will be increasing right now. 54 half moon bay 72 in santa rosa bested by brentwood and discovery bay at 74 degrees, it's in the mid sixties around the tri valley and high sixties and fremont through new work al

this map from the usgs shows people felt it as far as the north bay and even in parts of the central valley like modesto. we also felt it here in our newsroom in san francisco. people living close to the epicenter say they felt strong shaking lasting between 15 to 20 seconds. glass and other dishes came crashing down from the shelves at a restaurant in downtown hollister. while wait staff were preparing for dinner. >> i was just squeezing juices. and just started shaking and i looked out all the windows were shaking a bunch and it just kind of went from there. kind of scary, yeah. have been felt that big a one in a while. >> as of now there are no reports of major damage or any injuries. >>> check on the weather now. first alert meteorologist jessica birch. what can we expect for today? because i do know you were saying there's a chance of rain in our forecast. at some point. >> there is. but the thing is if you are looking at the 7 day forecast, and you see that rain icon you know, you still get a little tense, you think okay. we had 17 atmospheric rivers. is this the next big batch

this map from the usgs shows people felt it as far as the north bay and even in parts of the central valley like modesto. we also felt it here in our newsroom in san francisco. and people living close to the epicenter say they felt strong shaking lasting between 15 to 20 seconds. the glass and other dishes came crashing down from the shelves. at a restaurant in downtown hollister. while wait staff were preparing for dinner. >> i was just squeezing juices. and it just started shaking and i just -- looked out all the windows were shaking a bunch. and i kind of just went from there. it was pretty scary, yeah. haven't felt that big a one in while. >> as of now there are no reports of any damage or any injuries. >>> all right a check on the weather with first alert meteorologist jessica birch and everyone is feeling their nyssas lately because of everything going on. >> the winds that kicked up this week definitely didn't help with the tree pollen just floating around. it's spring folks and it's allergy season. top allergen setup. it's mostly oating around the d it's going medium to high

usgs says. there have been at least two small aftershocks after the earthquake, many people on social media said they could feel it all the way in the north bay. president biden is now traveling to ireland earlier today, he was in northern ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement that ended years of violence. the president said the us helped negotiate that agreement and remains committed to it. supporting the people of northern ireland protecting the peace preserving the belfast good friday agreement is a priority. for democrats and republicans alike in the united states, and that is unusual today. because we've been very divided on our parties. president biden will spend three days in ireland, including visits to the hometowns of his ancestors. the biden administration is trying to reassure us allies after a trove of secret documents was leaked online. the justice department is investigating the leak. and now the pentagon has assembled a group to assess just how much da

usgs reports magnitude 3.7 hit last night at 8 35 between antioch and clayton, many people reported feeling the quake through parts of contra costa and alameda county's alright, time to check your forecast. now, with ktvu meteorologists, mark tamayo and mark i could see the graphic right behind you. and it's just going this way. yeah, that that's that's the headline andre . in fact, you'll notice that change a little bit today, but especially as we head into friday and into saturday as you can see temperatures. they are trading way up. it's a nice little bouncing those readings for this week. and into the weekend. today, it's a fairly nice day for your thursday warmer today, mostly sunny miles of warm fifties for the coast sixties around the bay. warmest occasions will be approaching the lower seventies and the winds do what pick up that typical afternoon breeze picks up this afternoon could be around 20 to 25 miles an hour. here is a system of the satellites, actually nice little storm system. but no will rainfall for us, as you can see all the energy is heading up to the north of the bay

all right, so it sounds like the usgs is extremely concerned about a major quake along the hayward faultn particular, which we've talked about is the most urbanized fault in the entire country. what what kind of an impact with large quake on the hayward fault have when you're talking about it being right in the middle of such a populated area? yeah. i mean, it would have a devastating impact impact. sorry there's no question about that. there was a estimate done for about a magnitude seven earthquake. the impact you would have, and we're talking about several 100 fatalities, potentially and then thousands, if not tens of thousands of people who have been left without a home because their home has been damaged. they have to move out of that home. that's obviously a very big impact. the hayward fault is a particular concern. when we look at the probabilities of earthquakes as you as you were describing it has a high probability of an earthquake in the next decade or so. another way of thinking about is looking at how frequently earthquakes occur on the hayward fault. and when we look at th