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magnitude 7.0 we had was back in the 1800s that killed 30 people. now is the time to make sure you do have a plan. if you do start to feel that shaking make sure you drop, cover and hold. those are the three words to remember. get under some sturdy furniture, a desk or a table. after the quake make sure your family has a meeting place and that should be something arranged ahead of time. why pay attention to the small earthquakes? once again, it could be a foreshock to a larger event. if you are indoors you want to make sure you stay away from windows, stay away from outside doors and walls and do not use a doorway as a shelter unless it is strongly supported. we try not to try to run outside, even though you may be frightened at that time, do not try to exit a building. these are the things that we will be watching as we go throughout the day as we get prepared. there may be more shaking later on today as a lot more people get outside so we wanted to give you preparedne ....
was inside until he opened the bag and the gun went off. he threw the bag into the bay. three former guards were in court today for the death of an inmate. reporter: the judge handed down the harshst penalty to him. 15 years to life in state prison for all three former a guards. ferries, rodriguez, and lubrin have been found guilty of second-degree murder of the mentally ill inmate. he was first down deceased in his cell in august of 2015. family members of the guard sobbed openly. many asked the judge for leniency in letters, but the only letter read today came from michael s sister shannon who spoke about her life sentence when she found out about his death. the district attorney and sheriff spoke moments after the sentencing was handed down. this is not a happy day for law enforcement, far from it because these three jail guards, whose job it was to oversee the correctional system will now be imprisoned within in it. however, it is a just day. i think it s fa ....
i ll let if you know they may interfere with your weekend plans. with the rainy season underway, there are growing concerns over storm drains. and what zwun to voice their angst. very visual. reporter: someone spray painted, fix me, i m broken and there is another message like this across the street. we called the public utilities commission to come take a look. on a day when catch basins reign, and people pull out pink rain boots, this is perhaps the last men you want to see. he said he didn t spray the fix me i m broken message, and this one across the street. but he s not happy about what he sees here, either. it needs to be vacuumed out and they have big trucks to do that. evidently, not on this corner. at our request, the public utilities commission stopped by to take a look. it doesn t appear to be broken. michael said catch basins usually only need to be vacuums every five to six years. still, he understands how this looks. it is a matter of perce ....
that we deliver on a promise to address issues around homelessness, mental illness and what we are seeing now in terms of the quality of life on our streets. reporter: breed joins a growing field of other candidates who have already announced their intent to run in the june election including former state senator mark leno, supervisor jane kim, and former supervisor angela alioto. in addition to the legal and ethical questions, breed s position as acting mayor would also give her what critics consider to be an unfair advantage over the other candidates. now the board of supervisors has to decide whether to name a so-called caretaker mayor to serve until june. and at this point it s not clear who that person would be. a recent poll showed that former mayor willie brown would have the support of the public but has already said no. breed said she would support whatever the board decides to do. thank you. on ktvu.com we have posted the latest on the san francisco mayo ....
visibility four miles at the coast, downright danger us in petaluma with zero mile visibility. 51 in fremont and oakland this morning. we re from 12 to 16 degrees colder in the north bay. grab the jacket if you re heading out the door, there s a leftover shower if you re far south of the valley. upper 50s in inland valleys. we ll talk about the next significant chance of rain in the next few days. a fake 911 call, a practice known as swatting, that had deadly consequences in the midwest recently, terrified an east bay family a week ago when a s.w.a.t. team descended on their home. hercules police are investigating the 911 call. we re also learning about a different incident in castro valley. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more. as soon as i got to the front door, i could see all the spotlights shining onto me. reporter: a swarm of police officers, weapons drawn, filled this quiet herculs street surrounding an unsuspecting family. a mother, father, two kids, a ....