In earthquake country. It sounds like not much damage was done. That is great. It is a wakeup call literally and figuratively for all of us. We should be prepared. It wasnt a major earthquake and no reports of injuries or major damage, the middle of the night jolt was enough to get people talking about what they felt all morning long. Reporter a loud thump and a couple seconds of shaking. The earthquake this morning doesnt look that impressive on the nest camera inside of this oakland apartment but it was enough to startle people awake at 2 39 in the morning. It felt like a sharp jolt with a few shakes afterwards. I havent been able to go to sleep since. I felt the walkway shake. Like the metal on the walkway. You could hear rattling. Yeah. I dont know what to do yet. Drop and cover. Thats what i did. The sound was intense. Everybody was trying to make sure that they werent dreaming. It didnt seem but we live in california. Reporter the owner of dream plus donuts was already up and at
Feel the jolt and the back and forth shaking motion. And the number one reason reason is of course that it was shallow. But the second thing we look at is the shallow nature allows the primary and secondary energy waves to travel farther reaching more of the bay area. And thats why so many of us had the perceived notion that it was higher than 4. 4 magnitude. Lets look at the primary and secondary waves. Primary waves usually arrives first hence the name. This travels lieu rock and water. Thats what arrives in the big boom first experienced all the way down to san jose. We had reports of that. Secondary wave that only travels through rock and soil. But thats where you get the back and forth motion. We had reports of that from the north bay down to the south bay. Most of the bay area, bottom line, felt the p and s wave and due to the shallow nature. Now its simple to forget but always remember drop cover and hold. If you feel that big jolt first, the primary wave you may have time to se
Hundred miles out. And some southerly moisture those combining to keep the wet weather in the forecast. At 1 00 we find more showers through the north bay and the coastline. And once we hit the Early Morning commute at 6 00 a. M. It starts to build in middletown and santa rosa, and we see wet weather from the north bay to San Francisco at 9 00 a. M. Well track how long it lasts through friday and a storm next week that could bring us flooding at 11 19 tonight. Were following breaking news in san jose. A man has been arrested following the attack at Harker Middle School tuesday morning. We showed you the video of the man lurking around the campus, hes accused of sexually assaulting a teacher inside her classroom. New at 11, release date bumped up, that explosive steve bannon tell all, fire and fury that put president trumps twitter on explosion, the book which depicts the administration as ill equipped to lead the information that is a hot item. Cheryl hurd is live in berkeley. Yes, the
Exclusive audio recording. Reporter well, elizabeth, ken, weve all heard earthquakes above the ground, like a freight train, but youre about to hear what it sound like under millions of tons of earth and walk. This is what it looked like on cameras throughout the area, and thats what it sounded like 8 miles deep inside the hayward fault. If you listen carefully you can hear quite a long time and see wiggles here still going on and we can hear a little bit of that. Reporter this doctor is part of a team at the berkeley quake lab. With cal sitting directly on top of the hayward fault, their lab is directly below them, underground, and everyone is listening closely. In 2014 i took you inside an old mine shaft that runs from the hayward fault where they planted monitors and microphones. It cuts 200 feet into the side of the campus, but we can only go about 15 to 20 feet inside because its not safe without the proper crews and safety equipment. And since then theyve added more into the faul
Exclusive audio recording. Reporter well, elizabeth, ken, weve all heard earthquakes above the ground, like a freight train, but youre about to hear what it sound like under millions of tons of earth and walk. This is what it looked like on cameras throughout the area, and thats what it sounded like 8 miles deep inside the hayward fault. If you listen carefully you can hear quite a long time and see wiggles here still going on and we can hear a little bit of that. Reporter this doctor is part of a team at the berkeley quake lab. With cal sitting directly on top of the hayward fault, their lab is directly below them, underground, and everyone is listening closely. In 2014 i took you inside an old mine shaft that runs from the hayward fault where they planted monitors and microphones. It cuts 200 feet into the side of the campus, but we can only go about 15 to 20 feet inside because its not safe without the proper crews and safety equipment. And since then theyve added more into the faul