In oakland near the epicenter. Heres his story. Felt a sharp jolt, a few waves after that. It lasted a good 10, 15 seconds and i have been up ever since. Reporter yeah, so youre going to see a lot of tired people around the bay area. They were too shaken up to go back to sleep. But no damage, no injuries. Anne makevoc, kpix 5. Kpix 5s Jessica Flores is live at usgs in menlo park. What are Officials Say . Reporter good morning, kenny. Well, the quake was downgraded from a 4. 7 to a 4. 4. And it was 7 miles deep and heres what we know about the hayward fault line. The last major earthquake happened in 1868 so about 150 years ago and officials expect a big quake along the line about 140 or so. We should expect the big one. Look at this video. This is what folks experienced in San Francisco. This is a living room shaking. It shook there for about five seconds. [ clearing throat repeatedly ] reporter and again the hayward fault line there, causing in a earthquake and people could feel it all the way from concord down to san jose. I was in oakland and i was jolted out of bed feeling that quake. It felt like a big rig was coming underneath my home. But experts say todays earthquake could tell a lot about what the future holds because it was pretty widespread 7 miles deep. Somalo earthquakes tend not to be felt over such a wide area. One of the interesting aspects in a preliminary sense that this earthquake that happened this morning is that it appears to be pretty deep. And those deeper earthquakes are felt over a wider area. Reporter and this is again a reminder that we live in earthquake country, to be prepared, have any supplies that you need ready to go by your door but if the earthquake hits you want to stop and cover your head put a pillow over your head if you need to. Dont run outside because there could be some downed power lines and you dont want to call 911 for this specific earthquake because if there wasnt any damage or injuries, its not an emergency. They are getting calls from concerned people but so far we havent heard of any serious damage or injuries. Live in menlo park, Jessica Flores, kpix 5. People are sharing video of when the earthquake struck. [ birds squawking ] thats a flock of birds in oakland going nuts during the shaking. A woman shared this dark video of birds cawing all around here. A lot of things happening this morning. Geologists believe this hayward fault is one of the most dangerous faults in the country. Yeah. It is a strike slip fault line so thats the kind that moves parallel. It is parallel to the san andreas fault, as well. I want to show you where it extends a lot of People Living along the hayward fault in the east bay hills. So it goes right through berkeley, oakland, san jose, fremont. So thats a long stretch of highly populated bay area thats for sure. And the hayward fault has been experiencing some rumblings the past decade or so. A geologist we spoke with early said theres about 30 four magnitude quakes this one being the largest. This happened 8 miles deeper in the Claremont Hotel and there are 2. 4 million People Living near the hayward fault line. He about about 10 Million People felt this thats how far it spanned. Our hidef doppler this morning shows you where that rainfall is. We saw the rain bands coming through yesterday, brought a slick commute yesterday afternoon and this morning its looking a lot lighter. Just very slight drizzle right across the mill valley area, san rafael winding up there. San francisco barely much. A few raindrops if any across our area. So it should not cause too much trouble out on those roads today but visibility is an issue this morning. Livermore visibility down to 1. 4. Look at all this fog thats forming. 1. 3 for concord and 4mile visibility for oakland airport. So to the north also santa rosa, definitely seeing patchy fog occurring in the lowlying areas. How is it affecting the roads . We are tracking an accident in the north bay on 101 through novato but it does not appear to be slowing anyone down. And well get to that in just a moment. Lets begin with mass transit. Due to the earthquake this morning, bart was running with reduced speeds on their trains all due to track inspections but were told that all is clear and everything is back on time. Routine checks for vta, muni, ace and caltrain running with no delays. You will be tapping those brakes though if you are heading along 880. This is just south of 238. We are tracking an accident as you transition on to westbound 92 heading over towards the toll plaza there. We have a lane thats blocked by a couple cars that got into it there. So do expect some slowdowns through hayward. Once you get on the bridge youre good to go in the green just under 15 minutes heading over to 101. Hats a check of your traffic; over to you. And as jaclyn said, bart Officials Say that all track inspections have been completed. There are no delays to report at this time. Kpix 5s jackie ward is live at the rockridge station. How are riders feeling there this morning . Reporter well, right now, the only rumbling and shaking you will feel around here is from those bart trains. But we have gotten tweets from bart riders, there is still about a 15 to 20minute delay from the station where they are starting from in the east bay so if you do take bart as part of your commute, you might want to give some extra time for yourself to get where you need to go. Some people were asking us what happened this morning. We spoke to one person who lives in the Oakland Hills area. When trees fall or when theres a big storm, its the same kind of shaking rumbling feeling that you get from earthquakes. He was surprised to hear there were earthquakes despite millions of people hearing it in the bay area. Well continue to talk to people here at the Rockridge Bart station to see what they found and to see how the morning commute is so far. In oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. We will have the very latest on any damage or disruption straight ahead. You can also continue to get updates on the homepage of our website, cbssf. Com. [ music ] cbs eye on the community. Presented by target. Art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. Thats why target supports the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. The asian museum is here to make asian arts and culture relevant. The reality is we all have a story to tell. Its what makes us who we are. Cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. Its time for sleep numbers lowest prices of the season on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. And snoring . Does your bed do that . Its the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. Now only 1199, save 400. Ends soon. Visit sleepnumber. Com for a store near you. Developing story a magnitude 4 point4 earthquake shook the bay area overnight jolting people awake around 2 30 am. We continue to follow a developing story magnitude 4. 4 earthquake shaking the bay area overnight jolting people awake around 2 39 a. M. The quake was centered just a couple miles south east of berkeley. Well have more of our complete coverage in just a few minutes. President trumps lawyers say legal action is imminent against steve bannon. Bannon drew the president s fury after quotes attributed to him he made about the president s family appeared in a new book. Reporter the president splitting with steve bannon one of his closest political allies claiming steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency when he was fired he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. Until now, bannon had continued to be a vocal supporter of the Trump Administration following his white house exit this summer. But in a series of interviews with author Michael Wolff including some at the white house, bannon mocked the president and his family and accused donald trump, jr. , of treason for his june 2015 meeting with a russian lawyer who offered incriminating information on hillary clinton. Bannon said, quote, even if you thought that this was not treasonous or unpatriotic, and i happen to think its all of that you should have called the fbi immediately. He then speculated that trump, jr. , had also involved his father in the meeting a claim the White House Press secretary Sarah Sanders denied. I think, um, furious, disgusted would probably certainly fit. When you make such outrageous claims and completely false claims against the president , his administration and his family. Reporter sanders pointed out that bannon contradicted his characterization of the russian probe to 60 minutes in september. Theres nothing to the russia investigation. Its a waste of time. Reporter according to the book, now bannon says he believes the investigation will focus on Money Laundering and trump, jr. , will quote crack like an egg under scrutiny from the special counsel. Bannon was campaign ceo and chief strategist in the west wing a position the white house called equivalent to the chief of staff. Michael wolffs book is scheduled to be released january 9th. All right. Developing overnight, a passenger train derailed in savannah, georgia, with more than 300 people on board. They are okay. We have been told the train was traveling from miami to new york and was backing into the station around 10 p. M. Last night when two sleeper cars and a baggage car derailed. The cars stayed upright. The train will continue north according to an amtrak spokesman. Savannah had snow but the cause of the derailment is not yet determined. Lets check the roads with jaclyn. And right now, things are looking unusually light. This is interstate 80 at gilman. The eastshore freeway ride we are still seeing speeds in the green as you make your way westbound on over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. A little under 20 minutes. As you head to the toll plaza, take a look at that. Wide open space and we still are not seeing any metering lights. We are starting to see a backup and this is on that ramp from 880 all those heading into the fastrak lanes but overall, were still moving right at the limit across the span. 580 the usual slowdowns at the Altamont Pass and reports of an accident right at that connector ramp to 680 there. Not seeing any significant backup just yet. Speeds dipping just below the limit around 55 Miles Per Hour. Your travel time in the yellow, 27 minutes between 205 and 680. Now, we have been tracking this earlier problem along 101 right at ignacio. Its in the southbound direction. It doesnt appear to be slowing anyone down for those heading through novato. Traffic is crowded but we are still in the green so we are still enjoying that morning commute along that stretch. You will be tapping the brakes along westbound 37. We are seeing the usual slowdowns as folks make the trek from interstate 80 to 101 about a 30minute ride. A major winter storm in the northeast will bring snow, winds and coastal flooding to the region. It snowed on parts of the south yesterday including florida and georgia. New york city is also expecting around half foot of snow and New England States could see up to a foot of snow. Cities there including worcester, massachusetts, they are urging locals to stay off the icy roads most of today and tomorrow. Its going to require probably active plowing and sanding of the city, all 500 miles. Heavy wind means the potential for power outages. Thousands of flights have already been canceled. And this is a live look out there in the boston area right now. Visibility almost zero. It does look like there is a road under all of that. So you can see some of the trees there, a lot of snow. It will be a rough commute there for at least another couple of days. Its very cold. Its dangerous out there. All kinds of terms being used to crime this bombogenesis, bomb cyclone, basically blizzardlike conditions is what they are dealing with. Heres the satelliteradar image right now. This is what boston is dealing with snow coming down. New york, as well. They just checked, wind gusts as high as 45 Miles Per Hour there now so its not just the snow coming down and the very frigid temperatures but very strong winds so theres concern of widespread power outages. Heres the futurecast. Tonight it will move north towards maine. Friday winding down into the weekend at least. But the cold air is sticking around. These are the highs today. 30 degrees will be the high in boston. So they are going to stay below freezing. Detroit 11. Minneapolis 4 degrees. St. Louis 18. So that cold air is still hovering across a big portion of the u. S. Barely any rain. Seeing the storm that came through further east towards nevada and right now just a few spots of some scattered showers. Mill valley now, maybe getting a few raindrops there. The rest of the area is dry. Patchy fog is occurring. So in livermore, theres some moisture in the air bringing visibility down to 1. 5 there. Concord 1. 3. It will be difficult in the east bay. Low visibility in the areas. 53 in concord and oakland. 48 degrees in livermore. 54 degrees for San Francisco. And our wind speeds coming out of the east we are getting that offshore wind 7 to 9 Miles Per Hour. We are hoping the wind clears the fog out east winds at 16 in napa so stronger than usual. And we are waiting for this next low pressure system to come through. It will be coming from the north and its going to reach the north bay late tonight. So by the time youre sleeping tonight, thats when most of the action will be occurring. Heres the futurecast. Most of the day today, some clouds to the north and some sunshine even for the south bay and here we are at midnight. Thats when santa rosa maze the beginnings of this storm and then 6 00 tomorrow morning, maybe a little bit more widespread. Santa cruz also should be impacted by it and fairfield, as well. But it wont be too significant. The big storm that we are watching is occurring next week. So tuesday, wednesday of next week, that one should bring us heavier rainfall. Over to you. Tesla is pushing back its model 3 Production Target for a second time. The palo altobased company says it will build nearly 2500 model threes per week by the end of the 1st quarter half of the number tesla had earlier promised. The delay is sending shares of the company down. Apples offer to replace old batteries at a reduced cost could hurt iphone sales in 2018. Barclays reports that it could lead to users take the deal over upgrading to a new device. Customers have been upset since the tech giant said it intentionally slowed down older iphones with weakening batteries to prevent the device from shutting off abruptly. Apple slashed the price of replacement batteries. They are being sued by eight groups in california, new york and illinois over the issuer amazon and google are cutting speaker prices. Both cut prices for the smallest version of their speakers over the holidays. The Amazon Echo Dot and Google Home Mini are both ranging between 29 to 50. This comes as apple prepares to put its home pod speaker on the market. Well be right back. Shook the bay area overnight d 2 30 a good morning, everyone. We continue to follow the developing story about that earthquake that struck it was a 4. 4 quake. Shook the bay area early this morning. 2 39 a. M. 4. 4 magnitude southeast of berkeley right near the Claremont Hotel near uc berkeley campus. About 8 miles deep. A lot of people felt it. It occurred along the hayward fault. Well continue our coverage throughout the morning. And now lets check in with dennis for sports. You get to wonder what was tougher the mavericks or sleeping in a hotel bed . The warriors played their first game outside california in almost a month. Steph currys second game back from the ankle injury and it was a memorable one. Second quarter, everybody get out the way of dallas rookie dennis smith, jr. Kid can play back to curry. Transition 3rd quarter, buries one of his six threes in the game. Warriors up by four. Later in the quarter, Patrick Mccaw hits the rim at the buzzer. Warriors looking for their ninth straight win against the mavericks. Up 122120. But with 15 seconds to go Harrison Barnes tied the game. But he left too much time for that man steph curry and the warriors up three. Dennis smith one last chance to tie and no go. Warriors win it and steve kerr didnt exactly like the closing minutes of the game. Previous, um, five, six, seven, eight plays maybe were, um, an utter disaster, completely mindless basketball, completely braindead. It was like grade school stuff the last few minutes. It really was. Won the game they won the game. Kristi yamaguchi at the u. S. Skating championship in san jose. Fremonts karen chin had trouble in the short program. She finished third behind the leader. San joses Polina Edmonds is currently in 7th. And San Franciscos din tran won a silver in the mens division. He grew up in the tenderloin in a small studio apartment with his three brothers, congratulations, din tran. Im dennis odonnell. See you tonight. People felt the bay areas earlymorning earthquake all over the area and im near the epicenter this morning hearing some of their stories including a man working in the icu. Next. [ music ] reporter we are live at the usgs headquarters in the San Francisco bay area of experts are getting ready and well have a live update coming up. Closed cap tioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. Shook the bay area overnight. Im michelle griego. And im kenny choi. It s ary fourth. We are following developing news. A magnitude 4. 4 earthquake shook the bay area overnight. Im michelle griego. Good morning. Im kenny choi. It is thursday, january 4th. We have live team coverage. The earthquake struck around 2 30 this morning centering just a couple miles southeast of berkeley near the Claremont Hotel and thats where we find anne makovec this morning with the very latest near that Oakland Berkeley border. Reporter a moderate quake, not very strong, 4. 4, but enough to scare people. Not big enough to do any damage. The epicenter is right at the Claremont Hotel a lot of people know that in berkeley. Im about a half mile away from there at a Shopping Center where this mornings earthquakes is certainly the talk of the turn to. Everybody has a story. Most people jolted out of bed this morning as i was in San Francisco. Feeling like the building was shaking. We talked with one man who is a nurse. He was working in the icu at a nearby kaiser hospital. Heres his story. The patients that were on ventilators and intubators woke up because it was such a big jolt from the earthquake. So you know, being in california would you like to think you are used to it but when it hits, its still scary. He said he could see a lot of the patients Blood Pressure physically going up at that moment. Now, youre taking a live look at a coffee shop. They opened a couple of hours ago and we saw the workers coming in this morning. Checking for damage, looking at the walls, looking at the ceiling. Nothing was knocked over. Theres a Safeway Store behind me, as well. They reported a few boxes falling off the shelves. But nothing serious. The main thing for a lot of us is just a scary jolt from your bed this morning. We spoke with one man who lives around here who was wondering the question a lot of us were at that point. I just felt the house shaken could hear it shaking a little bit. Where the first one you wonder is this the big one . I would say around three seconds is all but it was a good little jolt. Reporter and it was felt many miles away as far as santa cruz and around the bay area. So if you havent checked social yet you will find a lot of posts on that on twitter and facebook. But again, we are happy to report no reports of damage or injuries. Live on the Oakland Berkeley border anne makevoc, kpix 5. Thats one of the first things people do in an earthquake is check for damage. Thank you so much. Jessica flores is live at usgs in menlo park this morning. What are Officials Saying about the quake that struck . Reporter good morning, kenny. Well, right behind me is the Deputy Director here at usgs. He is going to give a breakdown about what happened. We do know that it was initially 4. 7 earthquake downgraded to 4. 4 centered in berkeley about 7 to 8 miles deep felt throughout the bay area to concord, san jose, i felt it in oakland. It jolted me out of bed. It felt like a big rig was going underneath my home. Well turn to Keith Knudsen who will talk to us about this earthquake. Good morning, everyone. Its an earlymorning. I hope you all didnt get up to shaking like i did. This morning at about 2 30 there was a magnitude 4. 4 earthquake just south of the university of california berkeley on the hayward fault most likely. Um, probably hundreds of thousands of residents of the bay area felt it. It was about 8 miles deep, 12 kilometers deep. And the hayward fault is not unusual to host earthquakes like this. In fact, there have been about 3 or 4 earthquakes of this size in the past 10 years in this area. So this is an area that commonly produces these earthquakes about this magnitude on the hayward fault and this is a reminder that we live in earthquake country. It sounds like not much damage has been done. Thats great. But its a wakeup call literally and figuratively for all of us. [ laughter ] it reminds us to be prepared. What about the possibility that this is a foreshock . What are the odds of that . Thats a great question. So, um, looking historically at all the earthquakes that happen in california, about 5 of the time earthquakes are followed by larger earthquakes so theres a low probability but there is some probability that this is a foreshock to a bigger event. It wouldnt be a surprise if we had a bigger earthquake on the hayward fault. The last one occurred in 1868. We are at about the 150year anniversary for the last big earthquake on the hayward fault so we know from geologic expeditions that big earthquakes on this fault happen every 150 years so people like me, geologists and seismologists, think a large earthquake on the hayward fault is probably the most likely earthquake to occur in the bay area in the near future. Can you speak of the depth of the earthquake . Was it widespread . A lot of people felt it . Yeah. This earthquake right now we think that it occurred at about 8 miles or 12 or 13 kilometers deep which is relatively deep for earthquakes on the hayward fault. The fact that it was so deep means it was felt over a wide area. Shallower earthquakes are felt over smaller areas. Deepers earthquakes, the earthquake energy radiates to a much broader region. Deeper earthquakes the earthquake energy radiates to a much broader region. So its usual. The aftershocks will illuminate or highlight what part of the fault ruptured during the earthquake. And the first aftershock we have seen also has been deep so its interesting, it contributes to the widely felt nature of the earthquake. Other than that not a lot to say about the depth. Can you tell us more about that aftershock . Not a whole lot. All i know is theres been one aftershock in the area since and thats shown on this map here. I imagine in the coming days well see more. Hopefully not large ones damaging earthquakes. But the small earthquakes they help us as scientists understand what happened in that main shock, the 4. 4 event. A lot of people said it felt bigger than 4. 7 and saying that, you know, comparable maybe to the napa quake except shorter. Why would they have that type of feeling . And is it just inexperience with earthquakes . Im not sure. I woke up in albany to this earthquake. And i have a little bit of history. I lived in the bay area for almost 25 years. The things that i think about how long did the shaking go on, whats the duration of shaking, how intense was it. And then you have to think about the types of materials youre on, the soils youre on, the soft soils around the bay margin tend to amplify shaking but our early indications are the shaking, um, might actually have been a little bit low for an earthquake of this magnitude so i dont think those if people are telling you they felt it was intense shaking, given the magnitude, i dont know that theyre right. But its a little early to make conclusions about that. We have a photographer right here who felt it in danvers. Wow. Its remarkable considering that it was the hayward fault and reaching all the way danvers. An hour after the event which happened in the middle of the night, there were tens of thousands of people who had already contacted our did you feel it page and i encourage everyone to go in and do that. That information really helps us understand the distribution of shaking around the bay area. The shaking was widespread. Thats not unexpected for an earthquake of this magnitude. Can you tell us are we ready for something bigger than this . Well, let me turn that around. Are you ready . [ laughter ] i would say were doing better than we used to do. Theres still lots to be done. And the one piece of advice i offer people is to think about the buildings in which you spend time. The school your children go to, your office, your home, are those buildings going to withstand strong shaking . Most people the answer is i dont know. Then i suggest you consult an expert. It is the older vulnerable infrastructure that tends to do damage in earthquakes. Was this [ indiscernible ] as far as you know . As far as we know, it looks like it was on the hayward fault. The epicenter plots right on the hayward fault. The type of slips that occurred during the earthquake is the type of slip that one would expect in a hayward fault earthquake. So, um, again, this is not unusual. We have these types of events on the hayward fault. I like to think of this as a stuck patch. The hayward fault some of may i know is slowly creeping as time goes on, its slowly creeps and the two sides of the fault move past each other without much in the way of earthquakes but there are patches where, um, the creep is inhibited either the rocks are rough or they are tightly clamped there and every once in a while those stuck patches slip and that produces an earthquake and it produces a smaller earthquake. And it tells us that the hayward fault is indeed moving and has the potential to produce large earthquakes. Can you tell us what the usgs does now when you study a particular earthquake and what it could mean for the future . We do a lot of things. We monitor earthquakes. We do research into how earthquakes occur, why they occur in certain sizes and we do hazard assessments. We put out information about future likely shaking and those hazards assessments are consulted by the building code. So New Buildings are built according to information that we help develop with our partners. For this particular earthquake, we had hundreds of seismic instruments in the ground mainly. We also monitoring how some structures behave and they sense this earthquake and those monitoring instruments are what allow us to tell you about the history of earthquakes here in the bay area. In terms of [ crosstalk ] warning instruments to tell us ahead of time reporter the that was the Deputy Director of the usgs here in the San Francisco bay area. He broke it down for us basically the 4. 4 earthquake could signal whats to come. They havent had a major earthquake along the hayward fault line in 150 years and its about time for that major earthquake to happen. It happens every 140 years. Back to you in the studio. Jessica, thank you. To add to her point, the hayward fault commonly produces earthquakes of this magnitude. Yeah. He was pointing out the way its been creeping so its been moving a few mill meet year. Its a slip strike fault that goes parallel to each other parallel to the san andreas fault. I have an image of where this is. The biggest quake that happened there in berkeley was 1868, 6. 8 magnitude. Look at the extent of the hayward fault all the way through berkeley through oakland all the way towards fremont. So it goes across the east bay hills, highly populated areas. It is always good to be prepared all across california. I remember as a kid my mother what give us a gallon of water and corn flakes to keep under our desk in our rooms just in case. Its always good to have food and water ready because you never know. 2. 4million People Living along the hayward fault. It happened across the street from the Claremont Hotel eight miles deep which is why so many people felt it. Lets talk about your weather right now. Hidef doppler showing a little more green on the screen. San anselmo a little rain and San Francisco may get a light drizzle. Nothing that should disrupt your day or your morning commute. Rohnert park now seeing a few areas of some scattered showers. Very light. Visibility though may affect your commute this morning especially if you are going through livermore. Look how far its dropped to. 3 miles. 1. 3mile visibility for concord. Visibility also impacted across oakland and hayward because of the patchy fog. Santa rosa now to less than 1 mile because of patchy fog. North bay hills, valley areas certainly seeing that fog occurring, also watching it come and go across the Golden Gate Bridge this morning. 55 degrees there in San Francisco. 53 for concord. Oakland 53 degrees in livermore 47 degrees. I have another storm to talk about. Well track that coming up. Sounds good. Thank you it. And expect delays heading through hayward right now. We are seeing delays along southbound 880 as well as 92. We do have an accident westbound 92 right as you approach the toll plaza there. Two lanes remain blocked and that has traffic backed up to 880 at this point. So we are seeing a very slow ride until you get past the toll plaza. And then things start to pick up across the span but youre looking at about a little over 35 minutes heading across the san mateo bridge from 880. So do give yourself an extra 20, 25 minutes or so out the door if thats part of your commute. We had an earlier problem along southbound 13 on the connector ramp to eastbound 24. It looks like thats cleared to the shoulder. Usual slowdowns heading towards the caldecott tunnel. We are looking at about 13 minutes from 680. Hats a check of your traffic; over to you. Well have the very latest on any damage or disruption straight ahead. Coming up, well get updates on this earthquake on our homepage of our website at cbssf. Com. Well be right back. Earthquake Norah Odonnell joins us now from new york. Good morning. Thanks. Cbs clock. Tuesday time now for a look at whats time now for a look at whats coming up later this morning on cbs is this morning with Norah Odonnell. Reporter everybody is here is singing let it snow, let it snow our correspondents are spread out from georgia and massachusetts as this massive snowstorm hits millions. Plus, new revelations from that bombshell book on the inner workings of the white house. There may have been tape recordings. Well talk about the fight between President Trump and steve bannon. And well introduce you to the teenager who turned her experience with bullies into a lifeline for others through a free app part of our continuing series, a more perfect union. We have all that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Well see you at 7 00. Nora, your singing let it snow in new york, were singing shake, rattle and roll here in the bay area because of an earlymorning earthquake but everything is good. Oh everything is fine. Oh, my goodness. Stay safe and the dow just hit 25,000 awesome news today. Great news. Thank you. The ladies in red this morning. Everybody is in red. Both looking very good. Good answer. Tesla is struggling to meet its delivery forecast and the dow is hitting a milestone. We have kcbs radios financial reporter jason brooks with more. Reporter good morning. Norah just broke it the dow did cross 25,000 for the First Time Ever this morning. Its been another record setting day for the stock market as 2018 feels like 2017. The dow trading over 25,000, the nasdaq and the s p also trading at record highs. The stock market surging higher for the Third Straight day. We are getting some good Economic News today. Adp says that the private sector added 250,000 jobs in december, that was much more than expected. Hiring was definitely trending higher in the final quarter of 2017. Tesla not enjoying todays stock market rally. Its shares were down about 3 after the company delivered fewer cars than expected in the 4th quarter especially the model 3. Thats the big focus for investors and it delivered just about 1. 5,000 model threes about half of what wall street was expecting. Tesla says it expects to seriously increase that number later this quarter. Lets go to the big board see how were doing. We are looking at new records for the stock market. Dow up over 100. 25,025. Nasdaq up 7, the s p also up by 7. Back to you. Thank you. New this morning, the battle over Net Neutrality rules that were overturned in washington last month have now moved to sacramento. State senator scott weiner of San Francisco introduced a new bill to require Telecommunications Companies doing business in the state of california to guarantee equal internet access. Its of course in response to the recent repeal of nationwide Net Neutrality by the fcc. This bill was coauthored by a number of bay area democrats. A stretch of highway 1 that was closed for nearly a year because of storm damage will re open. Its between muir beach and Stinson Beach in marin county. The distance of about 4 miles will reopen. For 11 months, construction crews have been working to restore access to the scenic route along the pacific ocean. The closure has been frustrating for residents of muir beach, who have had a difficult time getting in and out of their neighborhoods. The road will reopen in noon but only one lane in certain places. Lets check traffic in the bay area. Whats going on, on the bay bridge . Its looking different. Its holiday light. I think everyone is off this whole week. Enjoy it. Just enjoying this last stretch of their holiday break. Good morning, everyone. If you are getting ready to head out the door, well, good news. No major delays over at the bay bridge toll plaza. How often do we see is that . Not often. Its in the green as you make your way from the maze into San Francisco. No metering lights, it almost makes me want to hit the roads okay. But different story at the san mateo bridge toll plaza. Thats the accident we have been tracking causing a big backup stretching all the way to 880. And you can see 880 snow that southbound direction approaching 92. One lane remains blocked due to this accident. Once you got past the toll plaza, things start to pick up. But your travel time is still in the red about 30 minutes from hayward to foster city. 580 at tassajara still seeing some residual delays in the westbound direction with an earlier crash on 680. Thats cleared. We heard norah over in new york talking about let it snow. Oh, its happening. Heres how the storm system has moved over the past few hours from the south in carolina to new york, boston, blizzardlike conditions at this hour. Look what they are dealing with. Temperatures down into the teens right now. Wind gusts up to 45 Miles Per Hour. So i did want to show you whats going on with those dangerous conditions there. Power outages are expected and just trouble for travel. But over on the west coast, for us, this is all were looking at, the remnants of the storm that came through yesterday with half inch of rain in san jose, santa cruz an inch from the system. Right now all we are seeing is just a few areas of some scattered showers across San Francisco to the north very, very light showers rohnert park. A little bit towards napa. But most of that not even hitting the ground. Visibility though is an issue this morning across our region especially in livermore. 3mile visibility. 1mile visibility for concord. So its an issue in the east and north bays where theres patchy fog forming. Golden gate bridge also starting to see a little more fog increasing there. 55 degrees in San Francisco. San jose you are also at 55. Temperatures feeling a little warmer this morning compared to yesterday morning. And our winds are coming out of the east at 9 Miles Per Hour in pleasanton. These are sustained winds pretty breezy for this morning. 16mileperhour winds in napa. So the wider view showing us a second storm thats coming through. This low will drop into the north bay late tonight through tomorrow. So well see some scattered showers here throughout the day though mostly sunny across the south bay later on. And then mostly cloudy for the rest of our region. So this is about 1 00 in the morning. Thats when the first round will come on through. And while youre sleeping most likely the rain is going to impact us. 6 00 tomorrow morning, it could impact your morning commute. Santa rosa, San Francisco, santa cruz, may all see rain from that system. High temperatures today will be slightly warmer than yesterday. Mid to upper 60s across the south bay. Same goes for the east bay, as well. We are also watching a third storm system and that one will impact us but not until next week. So its going to leave our weekend nice and dry. You can do whatever you need to do outside but by tuesday, wednesday of next week a larger storm will arrive. Thats your forecast. And i bet you felt the earthquake that we had this morning just before 3 a. M. Coming up, one mans story who certainly did. Its 6 time for your final five. Im anne makovec live near the epicenter of an Early Morning earthquake. It was a 4. 4 that hit on the hayward fault under the Claremont Hotel in berkeley. Right now im near the Oakland Berkeley border at a Shopping Center where everybody has a story about feeling it this morning because this was full up and down the bay area. I spoke with one man who is a nurse working in the icu at a nearby kaiser hospital. Felt like a giant punched the building and all the nurses came together to talk, and woke the patients up. Everybodys Blood Pressure went up. So quite scary for us who havent felt an earthquake in a long time. Reporter a lot of people wondering, is this the big one . A 4. 4 on the hayward fault in berkeley. No reports of damage or injuries. The safeway behind me had a few boxes fall off the shelves but nothing serious to speak of. Live on the Oakland Berkeley border, anne makevoc, kpix 5. Thank you. Its 6 57. Time for your final five. Just days after Recreational Marijuana sales became league here in california, a special crackdown may be on the way. The Associated Press is citing sources who say attorney general Jeff Sessions will rescind the policy thats largely been hands off when it comes to enforcement. The policy change will provide states where marijuana is legalized to choose how they will enforce pot laws. President Trumps Administration is proposing regulations to facilitate the interstate sale of Health Insurance policies that cost less but may not cover as much. It would make it easier for groups or associations to sponsor health plans that dont have to meet all Consumer Protections and benefit requirements of obamacare. Tony mendoza is taking a month long voluntary leave of absence amid allegations of sexual misconduct. He will come back sooner if the investigation concludes. Two men opened fire. One is dead, it happened during the evening rush hour outside the west oakland bart station. Bart Police Officer was a bart Police Officer was not injured in the shooting and bart service was not disrupted. The severe flu season is prompting a santa cruz hospital to take precautions. Until further in the, Dominican Hospital visitors must be 16 or older with only one visitor at a time to all patients. 92 approaching the toll plaza an accident with residual delays sticking around the. You have a drive time in the red about 30 minutes as contract san mateo bridge. Neda was mentioning some of that fog out there along 101. This is in the north bay right at spencer. You can see a little bit of reduced visibility. Watch out for that fog. Heres our visibility map showing the current patchy fog conditions. And yes, its pretty thick in livermore down to zero visibility there. And its dropping concord to 1 poisoning 3. 1. 3 for santa rosa, as well. We are seeing it in lowlying areas. Also seeing some high clouds in some spots. Just a few areas where there are some remnants of yesterdays storms. Heres a look at the rain totals. We got anywhere from a tenth to. 75 in redwood city. And more than that for santa cruz. Today our temperatures will be slightly warmer also in the mid to upper 60s. Sounds good. Thank you. Thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning and spending time with us. Your next local update i7