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homes from their sleep. they woke up, got out as fast as they could. we're told at least 120 people have gone to hospitals. fires broke out immediately, and it was tough fighting them, because some of the water lines had broken, and now the worry as we go into the late hours is with the rolling aftershocks they could see more more. the stronger quake to hit the bay area in a quarter century. >> relative calm in the community because of -- i think a lot of that had to deal with the overwhelming response that we had from our 911 staff, our police officers and our firefighters who live here in town who came in without having to be called in. working on security on the downtown area, some of the shopping centers. we will have for several days a

high police presence, and that's to provide service to -- and assistance to the citizens of town as well as the business owners. >> so here's the latest from utility officials. they're still trying to assess the damage. they've had in actual success. there's still thousands of people without electricity, but they've been able to restore many of them. homes and businesses, some of them uninhabitable. adam housely joins us. that's his home area, he knows it well. he's been able to all day long give us pictures that no one else had. what's happening right snow. the latest number is more than 200 people have gone to hospital for injuries. we're told only three are told to be very serious.

others are serious enough for treatment, but not to put anybody in critical condition. this is a retirement mobile home park, a nice mobile home park this morning that erupted in flames. there was no water. the water main busted, some of the gas lines bursted as well. they had to bring in a fire crew with a water tender to even fight some of the flames. destroyed four homes here, damaged six others. part of that press conference, we expect an estimate of how many businesses and homes have been red-tagged. some of the older buildings downtown that may look okay, you see walls that look bowed, a couple business owners i spoke with said they can't even get in their coffee shop, because the building next door might collapse according to authorities. a lot of money has been lost all the dishes are down, all the

mementoes have come off the wall. >> you know what? you just doubled almost or number of injured people. i want to go back to the human element, because that was brand-new information you got as you were walking up to the microphone. >> right. >> why the jump? >> i think authorities were so focused that they got into places that they were still -- we've offered so many of these situations that those numbers are always fluid, but good point. we went to more than 200 went to

local hospitals. >> adam, i've got to cut in. let's go. then we'll be happy to answer any questions that you might have when we are done. why don't i bring up rick. rick is our community development director. for those of you talking about the status that have been damaged, we've handed out a list with addresses, and the names of the building with specific information. >> thanks, mike. >> as mike mentioned, there are -- there's a list that

contains the addresses of the red tags that the city has issued to date. there are approximately 33 red tags. because of partial collapse, or separation of the roof as an example. they're split between commercial and residential. we've issued quite a number of -- we don't have the number of yellow tags. these are areas that they can only go into to, that once the property are cleared you of the materials, they are safe to occupy. the rest of the buildings that aren't yellow or red tagged, there can be a presumption that those are accessible. we asked the people to be smart about it.

they should contact us. we put up a number of contact city of napa.org, so there's information that you can get up to date. tomorrow, just really quickly, we will be convening a group of between 20 and 30 building inspectors and engineers working with city teams to go out and inspect the remaining areas in the city we have not seen in a great level of detail. we hope by tomorrow we will have done an entire canvass. the summaries of the building-related issues. it's hard to know. we started in the center and worked outward. in? areas we've got to the edge and others we haven't. just to hazard a broad guess, i would say that we've done about 35% of the city's jurisdictional boundaries. >> reporter: would you characterize the types of damage

you are seeing, especially in the buildings that are red tagged? >> the list that we provided for you, and i have copies here will show that in the right-hand columns. the range goes from materials that are falling off, where the ribbons are back to the parking area. we suggest people stay back. if we do have another trembler that material can fall off. others are full collapse where you've seen for example a carport that literally dropped to the vehicles below it. staircases that have separated from the building so you can't get into the building. we've had some structural fires as well. so it really -- the range is pretty broad. >> reporter: did the date of the buildings' construction factor? >> really that hasn't been the case. we've seen buildings that were constructed more recently, as an example the hotel downtown that was built in 2006, had materials

fall from it, from the facade. and then, of course there are older buildings that have fallen off their foundation, which are several decades old. >> reporter: what about in terms of the retrofit, how does that play out? any retrofitted buildings that fareed better or not necessarily? >> the urms, as we call them, we have had i think there were 18 unreinforced main street buildings over the last 7 or 10 years that we've identified. 12 of those have been reinforced, six haven't, but we are working proactively with the property owners of three of those, and three of them we weren't. those are the ones on brown street where you saw pretty substantial damage. as i mentioned before, some of the buildings that were retrofitted didn't fare as well as you might expect. >> what about the location with sort of a.

>> the location of where the buildings have had problems have varied. they've been downtown, they've got out to the edge of town. away from the buildings into the roofs of the billing. that said, the more visual damage on the larger buildings downtown. are some of -- it's far too early to tell whether or not these buildings are going to be salvaged off not. so we can see, get it properly tagged, make certain people can get into the buildings as ned, and stay away as necessary. but it isn't until we get

engineers after kind of we've settled here a bit before we can determine the reasoning some of these buildings have had problems and what to do with them from there. >> reporter: the plan for tomorrow right here in napa, or bringing in people from elsewhere? >> it's a combination of both. oes is providing us with inspectors, between 10 and 20, and we have our internal crews as well. and others who will help guide. >> has been there been anything done since that earthquake for private owners to reinforce. >> it's a broad question. those improvements of a

comprehensive program of all the chimneys and towns. i can't say that has or hasn't been done. >> can you speak to the old courthouse? >> the courts house, which is a county building, the courthouse has two sides to it that have damage. the west side has been yellow tagged. that means folks can get in there to do cleanup. the intent is to get in quickly and get out quickly. so it's an interesting building for a block that really has two different circumstances. we have been watching, as you can see, the city of napa that was so hard hit by that earthquake, that 6.0 today the epicenter about six miles away and about 6 to 7 miles deep in the earth, so rather shallow, which is why you say so many

damage. and people felt it so far away. adam, you are there at the scene in downtown napa. a couple things stood out to me. one had to do with moum inspectors are coming in, and how they're seeing more damage than expected in terms of the retrofitted buildings. >> yeah, two important points in that press conference so far. first of all, some of the buildings that weren't yet retrofitted, they came down and crumbled, and some that had been -- everything had been changed around, they came down as well, just as bad. of course, that would be determined why. the other thing is despite those pictures of the buildings that came down in downtown napa, as you drive through the town, there's a lot of smaller damage. you'll see a home maybe built in the '50s or '60s and the foundation is tweaked. eek mobile hams that weren't damaged by fire, some of them

are red-tagged. we're talking about millions and millions of dollars in damage. that iconic block-long courthouse that the city manager was just speaking of, too, one end of it is red tagged, the other end is yellow tagged, they're trying to clean it up, but looking out carefully. adam, we'll come back as the news warrants. thank you very much. we'll be right back in about six seconds. get ready to crack, dunk, dip... it's crabfest at red lobster! the year's largest variety of crab! like new! crab lover's trio! or try new! jumbo lump crab over wood-grilled salmon. crabfest is now... but ends soon! so hurry in and sea food differently! i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me zero heartburn...

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famed wine country, so there is some concern about what effect today's quake might have on local business and the economy there. we've been talking a lot about it over the last hour or so. the shaking left behind major damage at some of the region's oldest wineries. as you can tell from these pictures, this is of the silver oak winely in napa. cleanup will be expensive and different. upended bottles, kasks a common sight. some establishments may be without electricity for days to come. other utilities as well for that matter. joining us is david dunking with the silver oak cellars. hi, we just got word from your city manager and your police chief who is up there now, you know, i'm curious to know what are the dangers tonight? are you able to even assess what's gone on? >> i think we have things pretty much buttoned up at the winery.

we have a generator at the winery. that's allowed us to keep power on, even though the power outages. at my home it's been for 12 hours. it just came back on. so, you know, we cleaned up most of the bottles, and we only had three barrels -- i've seen other pictures of other wineries, and i know some have been much more damaged, so we're definitely trying to reach out for our neighbors and make sure everybody is okay. >> this looks expensive. >> the cleanup was the. losing all that wine is very sad. the cellar -- most of the damaged bottles were in was single vineyard lots that we keep at silver oaks. we blend our wine together, but we keep the separate vineyard vines in bottles, so those are all very rare and actually

bottles not for sale, but very rare and very special to us. so it's -- >> you know, david, i heard you chuckle, because sometimes when you lose like that, all you can really do is laugh. as we learned there are so many more injuries than we had learned about just until recently, thank goodness. i know it's expensive, but it's just wine. >> yeah, it is just wine and, you know, the main thing for our immediate silver oak family was all of our employees are okay. we did have quite a bit of damage at the house, and -- i mean at people's homes, in napa in particular, and our hearts go out to the families who have had injuries. i hope they recover and get better. it's a great community here. everybody pulls for each other. david dunken, we look forward to a quick economic rebound in your area. thank for you joining us. as i was talking with david, we're still monitoring that news

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documentation is being arranged for peter curtis so he can return as quickly as possible to the united states. no indication where he was taken after he was handed to u.n. peacekeeper in the golan heights of the we understand that perhaps he could be in beirut or perhaps possibly in israel. we are working to confirm that at this time. here you can see a video that was released back in late june it was in fact, which was confirmation he was still alive after being held for two years. his family hadn't sdloied he was being head, because they wanted to facilitate negotiations. hi family releasing a emotional loded statement a couple hours ago -- please know we will be eternally grateful. to reese them in the same humanitarian spirit that prompted they'ro's relegality. it's not necessarily the same group that's holding the other journalists. so this is where the handover

took place, sort of the crossroads of jordan, israel, syria and lebanon. susan rice quickly issued this statement, saying that -- today we join his family and loved ones in welcoming his freedom. theo is now safe outside of syria, and we expect he will be reunited with his family shortly. now do we will get word once he's safely back on u.s. soil. this coming after james foley was brute allically. the executioner said so the l e sotloff would be the next one, according -- the fighting in gaza

evident, both sides upping the intensity of the attacks. a report straight ahead, remember, israel trying to fend off rocket attacks. and hundreds of buildings declared unsafe following this morning's earthquake in central california -- northern california. there's still a state of emergency there. we just watched a news conference wrap to an end. fox news coverage continues. stay with us. they can see the light of a single candle. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. now, with a new easy to swallow coating. so i'm going pro. [ male announcer ] new crest tartar protection rinse. the only rinse that helps prevent tartar build-up and cavities. a little swishing. less scraping. yes! [ male announcer ] new crest pro-health tartar protection rinse. it helps you escape the scrape.

you're watchling an extended fox report weekend, with breaking news and political insiders as well. a major victory by isis terrorists, overrunning a major military base in the country's northeast. this was the last wee outpost controlled by the assad regime in that entire region, and it's strategically important, because the base houses not only tanks and artillerieartilleries, but several squadrons are war planes

and helicopters. we understand this video was shot just before isis took the base, which means they potential have more weapons to wage that are horrific brutality. the president is due to land back at the white house within the next 90 minutes or so if he keeps to schedule. some military leaders are considering expanding our air strike campaigns, where they have captured wide swathing of territory and now operating in a virtual safe haven for all of them. they have pretty much erased the border between iraq and syria. new details and search for justice also in the excuse of american journalist james foley. britain's ambassador says british intelligence is close to identifying the man you see there in all black. a senior western intel officials tells fox news, he's a british-born hip-hop rapper from london. molly, what is pointing officials to the rapper?

>> it may have been his voice, his london accent and/or the online rap videos that ultimately gave him away, an official tells fox that a 23 years old abdel-majed bary. british authorities are not confirms the name publicly just yesterday. irges we are close. i've been in touch obviously the last day or two with my colleagues at home. we're not yet in a position to say exactly who this is, but there are some sophisticated voice technology and others measures that we have got which should allow us to be clear about who this person is before very long. >> intelligence officials were likely to compare the voice on of execution video with bary's voice in online rap videos. >> i understand the rap suggests he was very agitated and angry

over the arrest of his father. >> yes, in 2012 bary raps about his egyptian-born father who was extradited from britain to the u.s. that same year on terrorism charges. part of the lyrics include this one, quote -- give me the pride and honor like my father. i swear the day they came and took my dad, i could have killed a cop or two. picture what i do now with a loaded stick. i'm wishing you were dead. violate my brothers and i'm filling you with lead. bary also posted a picture of himself early this year on the now defunct twitter page, and he was holding a severed head. harris? >> molly, thank you very much. let's come back to this country. we're going to kind of stay on this topic. a solemn today on a new hampshire town, remembering james foal yes, who was in fact behided by isis terrorist,

catholic bishop telling the crowd to remember james as the loving man he was, and to pray for healing, not hate. >> the foley family is devoutly catholic. today, five davis after hi murder, the family's church embraced them with prayer and love. this afternoon testify standing room only at the our lady of holy rosary church. hundreds of friends and neighbors mourning and remembering james foley's life, singing, embracing, praying together, and honoring foley's work as a journalist shedding light on the -- and oppressive regim regimes. >> i wish to extend to you in the name of all people of goodwill our deepest sympathy, our continued prayer, and our pledge to keep the witness of james' life as a personal call

to faith, courage and love. >> james' parents john and diane staying remarkably strong, as they have throughout this entire ordeal, both parnts receiving a standing ovation thanking the crowd for their support, the bishop reading a letter from the vatican extending the pope's personal condolences and offering strength during this personal time. instead of a funeral a memorial mass is planned on his birthday, october 18th. he would have been 41. harris? >> brian, thank you very much. president obama ending his vacation and heading back to washington with a full plate. and as scheduled, i believe. they're back for a second hour tonight. and including what to do about isis terrorists and the threats americans face here and abroad, the president considering it all. we want to hear from you, tune in and chime in at the same time

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president obama's vague indication is over. this brand-new video just in time for the insiders. moments ago he departed math that's vineyard. we understand he's going to hook up with air force one and fly in, relatively short flight, due

back at 10:00 p.m. eastern. wendell goaler with the news from martha's vineyard. >> harris, the president return to white house until pressure to address the threat posed by isis, which conducted the first terror attack on the u.s. with the murder of journalist james foley. critics who say a tepid u.s. response enabled isis to grow now say the u.s. should go after them there. >> there's for boundary between syria and iraq. one key decision that the president will have to make is airpower in syria. we cannot give them a base of operation. >> the violent protests following the shooting of a black teenager in ferguson, missouri, demanded comment from mr. obama on two occasions, though his comments didn't satisfy some civil rights activists who say they will push for legislation. mr. obama is sending several white house officials to michael brown's funeral this week, including one wo went to school with brown's mother. he announced plans to review the

sale of surplus military hardware to police agencies to see whether police are provided with the proper training and whether the equipment is being used appropriately. he spoke during a two-day break back at the white house. >> there is a big difference between our military and local law enforcement. we don't want those lines blurred. that had be contrary to our traditions. is a the president's golfing drew cry sim. drew criticism. the republicans were happy to criticize him on foreign policy grounds. before leaving here, the president was briefed on the release of theo curtis, who had been held in syria. aides say mr. obama was relieved, but determined to use ahmet tools to free other americans being held hostage in syria. >> wendell, thank you. john leboutillier, pat caddell, and doug chone, schoen joining

us. there are two things up to talk about tonight. john, take it away. >> two campaigns are going on at the same time. the pentagon starting thursday, friday, saturday, while the president is away we had the secretary of defense saying it's the worst threat ever, we had the chairman of the joint chiefs talking about defeating isis and what it will take, and we'll have to go into syria to do it, instead of containing, and as pat has pointed out, the president's campaign is different. it's i don't want to be out front on this type of thing, with 60 days until november, i want to focus on election issues that will generate my base, the democratic base to come out. >> like what this. >> immigration, race relations, income disparity, anything to churn up the left. >> and also what we have here, which is very disturbing, was the release of the information about the failed raid. all right? this is another political gap bit. >> the failed raid --

>> to rescue -- >> to rescue john foley. >> but to announce we were doing that and the sources it implies. i was involved in 19 0 with president carter with desert one and all that. there were other initiatives that we took when we were under criticism that i know about that have never been made public. when you do that, you compromise your potential ability and national security. the president did this, he and tom donilon, when they put out the stuff on how they killed bid laden, they also do it even to our detriment. they've got to stop playing politics. >> you know, specifically with that raid, it wasn't just that they came on and said, you know, the opposite of no comment, but yes, we confirm the raid. they gave details out. >> they leaked it in my opinion. >> you're calling is a --

>> it's the same pattern. we're still waiting for the investigation about the iran leaks which will never go anywhere, because eric holder -- we all know tom donilon did it. this all goes to another point. the president was under tremendous criticism for the blunt statement he made about foley, which was incredibly i thought sophomoric, and then the same way about malaysia. >> what was the statement that you're referring to. >> when he landed back in martha's vineyard after the beheading, and he spoke to the press, say how awful it was and good people will eventually prevail. >> doug, before i go to you, i want to get in some of this social media, as we have been promising people. brian says -- i'm a marine vet, three tours in iraq, '03 '04 '07. i would gladly go back and help

eradicate this isis scourge. >> he's a patriot and we would all join in thanking him for his service and commitment, but the largest issue is we need a strategy, not politics. yes, there's an election coming up, but the best political leaders deal with our problems as they are, and we're facing a global threat to the united states, whether it be in russia and ukraine, whether it be in the middle east, whether it be something we didn't talk about tonight, israel and hamas. we are not providing any leadership. i think it's very clear from social media, certainly from common sense that we must do something about isis, and what the president should have done is not just issued statements and played golf, he should have hit isis. it doesn't map. >> max writes -- when will the american people wake up and ends the u.s. is at war. we cannot hide or play golf. >> when the president leads, instead of playing politics,

trying to rally his base with ferguson and trying to keep the left in line on the war, i think all americans are terrified of what we face. >> well, they've seen it on youtube. >> i think every american adult should see it, not children. palestinians are executing people now, who they can say are collaborators. this stuff will go on. the point is the president should be up there saying here's what we ought to do -- >> i want to get this quick tweet in -- the world was promised we would never have to experience another holocaust, yes we are. put a stop to it. is that fair? >> not yes. not 12 million people put -- >> john, there are 30,000 or 40,000 christians killed in northern iraq, if not more, who would i think their heirs would disagree. >> by the way, on that point, the pope -- >> i don't president to compare catastrophes, but just in terms of her comment that we need to put a stop to it. i want to get to this.

matthew murray writes please ask pat caddell is he a reformed democrat or a victim of voter's remorse? wow, that's a blunt question. >> no, i'm still a democrat. i belong to the party that i have always believed in, the party of ordinary people and also a party of strength. i do think all of us need to lay aside or partisanship and stand up for our country. if democrats have a problem, i will put my country first, i'm sorry. i am still a democrat. i would like my party to stand up. the president deserves criticism just like i cry kized george bush after his failure after 9/11, go shopping, not uniting the country. we should be doing keystone. >> i made up a list of what bush did not do, is what obama should do. all right? he should use the national unity against isis. he should pay -- the country should pay for it financially, not run up the debt.

we should see the southern border, because there are reports these people could be -- that solves that. as pat said, do keystone. become even more energy self-sufficient and independent at a time when putin is turning off the spigot and the middle east is blowing up. all of this -- and instead, what is going on? he's having al sharpton fly up to martha's vineyard for a secret meeting with valerie jarrett. >> can we talk about that for a minute? i was reading this week. i didn't get the sense this was any sort of a secret, right? >> well, we know about it, so it's not that much of a secret. but it's a bad priority. >> but this idea that the white house might have asked al sharpton, who is a network-paid host -- >> as well as a rabble-rouser. >> to come and consult. just your thoughts on that. >> i'd like to hear doug on

this. he's a new yorker. >> given that the reverend sharpton yesterday organized an anti-police brutality rally in new york, clearly, clearly taking a position on the larger issues that we're facing, that is not the balanced approach that the president has spoken of. clearly this speaks of politics, harris form the president is trying to rally the base. sharpton has been a loyal ally. you can hear it every night if you have the patient, which i don't, and to go back to my favorite word. bottom line -- there's politics, not leadership. we're facing a crisis at home and awrod. abroad. let me say the danger to the democratic party and all of our politics is we may be moving from a little election to a big issue election. >> that's interesting. >> the president taking the role

of playing the politics. he won't do keystone, because the billionaire environmentalist, who has bought the democratic money, he won't do it because he says no. they want to focus on want to e minority -- >> can i ask a question about ferguson, missouri, we don't have all of the facts yet. we are so far away from that initial night that got everything started, i think at some point someone is going to go back and relook at everything then we will hopefully get through the investigations and we will have the facts. what happens when all of that is decided, however it plays out and it happens before the mid terms? i mean the president has been on that particular issue, pat. where do you go? >> eric holder is a politically appointed politician at the justice department, and they may leak stuff out before the election to help insight their

base. >> that's the big turnout. they are doing that for turnout not weather to keep things under low key. we are already having this decided as you said before we have any facts. >> we will be right back.

>> two laptops two eye phones and an ipad and i can't keep up with it all. two things came up. you have the pentagon on one hand saying we should defeat isis we have the president saying contain. is that different? >> huge story that has been under played by the press. i cannot remember in my lifetime politically where i have seen a pentagon including the secretary of defense contradict the president and push him in a direction that he clearly

doesn't want to go. i don't know about -- >> in the new york times thursday and friday the front page headlines clearly came from the pentagon about the threat of isis and how we have to attack. the next day front page new york times counter story. conflict inside the administration about whether isis is really that much of a threat. that's the obama wing. >> this under scores the divisions in the democratic party more generally the lack of unity in our government and in our country, and it says to our adversaries the united states can be taken on because we let red lines be crossed and the net result is now being played out. it is a substantive, political and i dare say military disaster for us all. >> wendy marshall writes on my twitter page wake up america isis doesn't care if you are a democrat or republican, you are

american. >> i think we should look at priorities. we should stop looking at the voter registration cards to see what our principles are. we should be standing up for your principales and our countr. they are talking about abortion and this or that. how about let's try to unify as a country. the president should lead on this but i am afraid he doesn't care enough. >> i hoon twitter i don't thinke have to wait for a leader to do something. americans are getting scared. real quickly, 15 second. >> they need -- this president a our suspect. he needs to come up with the strategy we talked about and go on national tv. they are waiting to be led on this thing. >> the rest of the world seems to be waiting to see what we do next. >> fun to have you back for a second time during the hour.

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