The quake hit on july 4th. One day later a 7. 1. First the positive news. There have been no deaths. Only minor injuries reported. There is considerable concern because aftershocks continue to rattle the region. We have the update. Reporter when thursdays quake hit, the red cross said several dozen people came to the shelter they set up. But when fridays 7. 1 hit, about 150 people came to the shelter. Many of them are choosing to sleep outside because of the continuing after shocks. During the briefing today, city Officials Say they are making Good Progress in inspecting a lot of the damage across ridge crest. But their big concern is they just dont know when the Regional Hospital is going to fully reopen. Meanwhile, there is lots of people in ridge crest trying to get back to normal. We are an isolated community. Reporter this Community Church pastor started his sunday Church Service with a big thank you. Thank you to the people who showed up. Reporter he showed pictures of the damage
Your fourth of july plans . The news at 11 00 starts now. We begin with the developing story. An intense search for two gunman in san bruno. The crime scene tape is still up. Panicked shoppers ran for their lives. Trampled in the chaos that ensued. Ali wolf was outside the mall. You were there when it happened. So many harrowing stories including an army recruit who rushed in to help some of those victims. Reporter yeah, incredible what he did there. You can seerime scene tape is still up and investigators are still up and trying to figure out everything that happened in the mall during the shooting earlier today. We dont know about the investigation at this hour, but we are hearing stories about people who jumped in to try to save lives. Fear and chaos at the mall as police swarmed the victim. They were running for their lives and everybody was screaming like maniacs. I said we need to get out now. Fearing for their lives. I thought this is going to be the end. This is it. At the Army
For the nearing storm which is going to impact not just the sunday, but the work week, and so we will have a cultural look at what to expect and the daytime highs throughout is coming up. And i like those temperatures. Nice and sunny. And we begin here with the major earthquake that rocked Southern California last night, and the second in as many days, and this is even bigger a. Magnitude 7. 0. Oh, my god. Oh, my god. It was a 7. 1 and now moments of panic and fear for community is still shaking from thursdays quake and we have seen some of the damage and the cracked walls that you can see there and the broken glass on the ground and the earthquake is felt across the state and the epicenter is 11 miles from ridgecrest and very close from the epicenter thursday which is a 6. 4. And now you may have felt the shaking right here as well. Nbc bay area Sergio Quintana was there on ridgecrest when the shaking started. One of the biggest concerns in this continuation of the earthquakes is the
Go home. Im standing right here in front of the red cross shelter. There are about 100 people checked inside, and as you can see, some people are preferring to stay outside because of all the shaking. Now the shaking started on july 4th, as you well know, something people that i talked to will never forget. For many people who lived through these backtoback earthquakes, at night its hard to sleep. And in the daytime, its hard to forget a 7. 1 earthquake. Because im a little unsteady reporter while shopping at a store. The roof fall on somebody. It was a pile there. Reporter ridgecrest residents traumatized by the powerful earthquakes and aftershocks. Many people getting food and shelter. Er from the red cross. Just wandering around going should we put anything up . Wait, should we sleep in our bed or sleep on the couch . We really dont know. Reporter or should you even go home . Yeah. Reporter city leaders want people who can to go home. That was the message at tonights town hall meeti
A big show. Ive been here for it myself. And as you can see, city officials are planning a big turnout. But they also hope the legal shows will cut down on the number of illegal shows. But as many residents tell us, they hear the answer to that loud and clear every night. That explosion boomed through the Roosevelt Park neighborhood near downtown san jose just the other night, well ahead of the holiday but typical for the illegal fireworks season. You know, it rocked the house. Reporter but jeff levine didnt just experience the explosion. He and other members of the Neighborhood Association downtown set up their Home Security cameras to record the illegal activity in an Ongoing Campaign tenorcement. It affects wiliust regular folks. My eyes are so blurry because it was it woke me up several times last night. Reporter Law Enforcement agencies say they plan to hit hot spots. We are going to have extra patrol, deputies that are kind of covering the areas that are known to have a lot of fi