garner today. stubs constitute the y for the i on that. thank you for clarifying. one of the things we re watching we had his in the lower 90s. it s temporary decrees. by midweek, we may be back up around 90. we ll track that out for you in the 7-day forecast in about 15 minutes. temperatures ranging from low 60s to around 70 across the north. 62 henderson, here at the station in raleigh, 69 with 70 degrees at durham and chapel hill. moving to the south a little more, 73 for irwin, same thing for clinton. about 74 for fayetteville. fair skies southeastern parts of the viewing area, though, seeing some low cloudiness in spots. we had some showers in those areas during the night. a lot of those showers have just about fizzled out. a stall frontal boundary over northern california this afternoon, from fayetteville to goldsboro southward. they ll be kind of hit and miss. here in the industry angle, we re looking at a mix of sun and clouds. by lunch time with oar closing i
again, we were on our way to a story. hi, sir. did you just feel that earthquake we had. yes. a short time ago. yeah. tell us tell us where you were going and what kind of sensation it was for you. oh, i was in my office down there. i felt a very strong shake. you fet a strong shake. did you feel the earthquake yesterday. no, yesterday i was in a boat some he didn t feel it. you were on a boat yesterday. yeah. so today, can you tell us kind of what kind of feeling was it and for you, did it feel like it went on for a long time? it was fairly long. it s like a swinging movement. and it s kind of weird, but at first i thought it s like, i was in a boat so i thought i was sea sick or something but it was
fairly strong. so you were on a boat yesterday. you already have some boat legs going on. so again, we are here in anaheim. we re on our way to another story, an officer involved shooting down the street on the 91 freeway when we stopped at this carl s junior,
with the power outages. in l.a. it was felt in las vegas. on a different level. you ll see things swaying and people walked out of the restaurants or houses or where ever. this is earlier in ridge crest where a house caught fire. everybody did make it out safely. i think come daylight we ll hear more about the devastation. that is in this particular area. a man that molly spoke with earlier described his house as sliding off the foundation. and he lost his home. he went around and checked on neighbors and got them out. and animals out. which is what everybody there is doing now. checking on neighbors. that s what they re advised to do. and sit tight. we don t know scientists don t know at this point how long these after shocks are going to last. it s about 100 miles away from the san andreas fault. that fault has nothing to do with this. that s what the scientists told us earlier. seismologist who has been keeping us updated was saying this is a con vvergence of different fau
it out. this is the biggest one i ve ever felt in my life. absolutely. that says a lot from californians, no doubt. the citizenship question. justice department lawyers pushing ahead for a controversial change to the census. and maybe not the last we ve heard about the american garland. remember him? we ll tell you about the presidential candidate who said he s open to renominating him. we are going to start with the breaking news. take a look at that. listen in. oh, my god. oh, my god. all together. that is the moment right there as a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern california late last night. look at that pool. and that was nowhere near the epicenter. it struck near richcrest late friday night and that, by the way, is also where a 6.4 magnitude quake rattled nerves one day earlier. we re told there many roads have buckled and broke apart as a result of this. others were closed because of falling rock. as you can understand, items fell off many superma
david gura. more breaking news in california this morning. another powerful earthquake. magnitude 7.1. the strongest quake in southern california in 20 years. i ran up to my house. my house is completely on the ground levelled. destroyed. we ll go live to california for the latest. plus, president trump continues to fight for his citizenship question on the census even though the survey is already being printed. we re thinking about doing that. and the president wanted a fourth of july spectacular. some were saying it was an expensive wash out. the continental army suffered a bitter winter from. it took over the airports. it did everything it had to do and under the rocket s red glare, it had nothing but victory. nothing but victory. and saturday july 6th. truth is stranger than fiction. revolutionary airports mentioned. we re going to live on. we re going to survive. today we celebrate our independence day! joy williams is joining us, heather mcgehee is an msnb