the big success stories is the work pg&e has been doing to get the power on. speaking of numbers, mike has a few numbers. the media worked well and we appreciate this. we had 30,000 people without power and people could get this on twitter and facebook. now, the number of reports of aftershocks the last 24 to 26 hours: 144. the bottom threshold is 1.0 and the top is 1.9. less sunshine at 66 at noon. cooler temperatures this afternoon in the mid-70's and clouds returning in the evening. limited fog in the forth bay and clouds and topping out inland

around 80 and at the coast we have temperatures in the home 60 with a little bit sunshine today along the peninsula. leyla gulen? good morning, everyone, at 6 301, we did have good conditions across our roads in terms of earthquake repair but in downtown napa this is where we have treated closed because of building not sound that are continuing to crumble. you have toen careful between 1st and 3rd, you need to avoid several streets. we had damage on the transition between i-80 and 37. we have heavy traffic moving over to the area. we do have one serious accident westbound 80 at central eve with heavy delays away from the area.

we have the latest developments on the earthquake. the initial damage estimated can top $1 billion. 17 people were admitted to queen of the veal medical center. mostly injuries from falling debris or broken glass. this morning only 150 customers are without power down from 70,000. 30 buildings have been red tagged. >> our reporters are spread out throughout the hardest hit areas and now abc7 news reporter is in downtown napa that had the most severe damage. matt? >> a few of the workers told me they are still closed this morning and yellow tape is mocking off the sidewalk in front of the build with debris still on the sidewalk. the workers told me they are

waiting for an inspector and check out the homes and other areas they did not get to yesterday. the down area saw the most significant damage and a lot of protecten windows and shattered merchandise with mangled bricks and cracked masonry. the clean up is delaying the businesses from opening. one restaurant opened yesterday after cleaning up but they ran into issues. >> we are running out things because we lost things because of the earthquake and because of how many people we have had to serve. we are running out but we are making do. >> a few buildings have wreck tags so -- red tags mean they are unsafe. there are yellow tagged buildings mean youing can go in for a short period of time. of older structures were the main ones damaged.

water is another issue, 600 homes do not have water. if you lost water at any point during the time after the earthquake yesterday, you should use bottled water for drinking and cooking and boil your water, as well. schools in the napa valley school district are closed. the superintendent says faculty and staff will meet this only at the school and the district will decide by 1:00 o'clock p.m. which if any schools are closed tomorrow. napa valley college is open. the direct is not offering the normal child kay. >> gas lanes were cuptured causing mobile homes to explode. four were destroyed and six were damaged. it was terrifying, they say. water mains were broken. pg&e command center is at the napa airport which took a big damage hit and who are at

the airport to continue our coverage. >> this is a major staging area if crews working hard all night to restore power in the city and airports of napa taping at -- staging at a facility that is affecting how people my in and out. air remark controllers and their instruments have been exposed to outdoors so operates have to rate using visual flight rules to communicate. replacement glass will take weeks and pg&e says the airport provides a perfect location for repair operations. >> it is going to be unusable until we can replace the windows involving getting the manufacturer to install. >> our views are getting

additional information about what needs to be reported out to make the restoring. >> pg&e mobilized repair crews in northern and central california. crewed worked overnight and made great progress. only 150 customers remain without power and that is down from 70,000 when the earthquake first hit. crews moved through the city look, for gas leaks which is tremendous progress the a time since the earthquake. vallejo took a beating from the earthquake especially officers' quarters on the old naval base. our reporter is along captain's row. >> we are not far from the epicenter, only six or seven miles away so officials in vallejo were surprised at the limited damage compared to napa

no major injuries and the damage is along this row historic homes culled captain's row and many chimneys have collapsed. eight of the homes are yellow or red tagged. one police officer is surprised the mans are still standing based on the >> suddenly the ground rolled. it was like riding a wave, the camps were moving, there was a foot of movement between the cars when they went up-and-down like a wave water under my feet. there was more damage in the downtown area, the first united methodist church had a wall of bricks that collapsed and you can see how they fell. the tower is fine. it was retrofitted we are told.

on tennessee street this are five stores with chattered withs and the earthquake only hit one side of the street. there was in damage to the business on the other side. employees at a grocery store had a lot cleaning and hundreds of items were thrown off the shelves. there were 16 water main breaks and minor gas leaks and power outages and three incidents of looting. that is why police have extra patrols out. so far today, 41 structures have been damaged and an estimated we $5 million in total damage. mostly injuries from the earthquake have been minor which is a surprise give the size of the evening. >> 208 and three staff were treated at queen of the valley medical center in napa yesterday, a 13-year-old hurt

when pieces of a chimney fowl was air lifted to another facility in serious condition. another patient at the hospital is in critical and doctors say though do not believe the death of a 30-year-old woman is earthquake-related. mike? we have clouds increasing and lowering over santa rosa at six miles visibility and nine at half moon bay. the deck around 1,900 feet is lowering in the north by as the clouds are rolling through. notice the temperatures in the north bay are warmer by five degrees in novato and two in napa and across 84 and san mateo bridge to 580 from hayward to livermore and only san carlos is cooler. napa is mild at 62 degrees. same in petaluma and mid-50's around calistoga and santa rosa

and everyone else in the low-to-upper 50's. cupertino and san jose at 57 and 59. 66 at half moon bay and san francisco and 70's at oakland and 80 at walnut creek and 82 in antioch and 77 in napa. mass transit was a big concern yesterday with a lot of track inspection because of the earthquake and the capitol tore core and ace train and amtrak, all were inspecting their tracks to ensure everything is in good working order and back in service today. you could see delays on capital corridor but ace train all on time, one, three and five. in richmond at central avenue westbound on 80, the backup is significant coming up from before san pablo dam road so you are on the brake headed into richmond at bumper-to-bumper traffic and you can see it is moving along fine coming from

marin to san francisco and the bridges are all if good working order no matter which one you take, there are no problems. >> coming up, wayne freedman shows the spot where all of the shaking split the soil. we have a new way to keep you in the know. the new abc7 news now. pictures on the side of the screen are everything you need to know to stay on through the screen through the entire screen through the entire commercial

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a person died after being hit by a muni bus in san francisco in the eastbound lane of geary near kaiser the bus hit the person after 1:00 o'clock a.m. and the bus dragged the victim if a short distance. this is live pictures from this is live pictures from sky 7 of the

damage. you and see the bricks on the ground. the building was damaged. the bricks came crashing down as other buildings in downtown nap suffered. >> the county courthouse, too. we have new video to show you posted on youtube showing the moment the earthquake struck at 3:20. security cameras captured the jolt on tennessee street in vallejo: picks, papers, all falling off shelves and debris and paper flying through the air. this is a look at the shaking from another angle knocking over instruments including drums. no word on the total cost of the damage. what not so obvious sign should you look for before going into a structure like your home

after an earthquake? >> cracks in the lassiter and broken windows are not considered dangerous, however if the home is partly collapsed or leaping, experts say it is best to stay out. the outside of the building can be as dangerous as inside especially during after shocks. >> stay away from the area immediately outside the building. in a wood frame house not lending, cracks are likely superficial. however, those would live in solid concrete or brick, the crashes can be a sign real danger. many of you have a lot of wees of how to deal with the devastation after the earthquake. "7 on your side" will be in napa from 4:00 to 7:00 to answer questions, whatever they mayen with more information on the earthquake preparedness issues. we have tips to capital you

ready for the next big natural disaster. >> we have seen a lost buckled streets and damage on the highways. we found a spot along highway 121 where the equity literally opened up during the earthquake and the crack ran for self hundred yours and wayne freedman stuck his hand in there and unable to town the bottom. the depth of the crack is believed 40 to 50". you can share us with on facebook and we thank the first responders to rushed to the scene and dispatchers would sent them out. share this image we posted on facebook to thank those would have been backing so hard to keep us safe. >> and the staff at the hospital. this is the morning chronicle, a wake-up call at 3:20 in the

morning showing picture of the wine barrels that were lone to the backgrounds and smashed at a winery in napa, another reminder of how powerful these can be. >> now, a lot people asked how can we help napa and the wiperies -- wineries are still open and need the business. call and if they are open you can energy everything they offer >> i am sure they have plenty you can buy. >> how is the weather? temperatures in the mid-70's and we will top out at 77 in what a hill you have behind your school, 59 at 7:30 to 63 at

3:30. we have if you action afternoon filed school district, good morning, with clouds at 7:30, at 3:30 with sun. pleasanton, good morning, including foothill high school, and 58 degree at 7:30 and 3:30 it will be 79. walnut creek has cloud cover making its way to the east bay inland valley and you can see the traffic and leyla gulen will tell us what is going on at 680 in a second. cooler highs today and mostly cloudy but dry nights ahead and we have patchy fog that is above 1,900' and back to summer warmth today with high pressure moving its way in but before it does we

have cooler highs because of the stronger sea breeze and the airflowing from high to low. the low to the south is pulling in the thicker marine layer air and temperatures are going to be in the mid-to-upper 70's throughout the south bay and home 80's in gilroy. we have a few lingering clouds and sunshine and low-to-mid 70's and along the coast and not so much sunshine as yesterday and south san francisco and sausalito, the same as yesterday, and mid-70's through the in the bay and napa is the warm spot at 77 and 68 at richmond and the breeze will still be blowing through in the afternoon at low-to-mid 70's and mid-80's inland east bay. are you ready for 90's? how about mid-90's? that is pa -- what we have wednesday, thursday and friday with some low-to-mid 50's from the confident to san francisco. today is the cool of the

coolest of the days. >> look at the clouds in san jose. walnut creek southbound 680 is normal. it is looking worse than usual. nine miles per hours from highway 4 to highway 24. 280, headlights are trickling into cupertino so it is five minutes away from ohio. in richmond the crash has cleared and left in its wake plenty of traffic and top speed is 16 miles per hour. across the benicia and carquinez bridge was a concern yesterday but they never shut them down because of the earthquake. everything is running as usual. >> were more on the napa, including the newborn welcomed to the world with all the

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welcome back, a lot people have traveled to assessed damage from the earthquake and one is the lt. governor. he says now is the time to evaluate how prepared we are. we get complacent and the price of living in the bay area or california as a whole comes with responsibility to take seriously and get to know your neighbors and file emergency plans that are provided with resources like 72hours.org. two new parents were yesterday morning after welcoming their son at the queen of the valley medical center. the happy couple is grateful no one was hurt and are thanking the hospital for checking in on them after the earthquake. >> absolutely.

the morning news continues at 6:30 with were more on the earthquake. >> we will go back to vallejo where a neighbor is picking up the pieces this morning after the weekend shaking. downtown napa is a mess a day after the earthquake. the latest on the aftershocks, 144 of them mostly minor but, still, active. we will talk about what to expect going forward and the heat in the seven-day forecast. the mess in napa is causing a mess on the roads with street closings in downtown napa. you can see the bay bridge and the tolls are loading up and traffic is still moving through. we will keep traffic and weather up during the break.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning at 6:29. we have a picture over the

damage at alexandria square building in downtown napa. we have a shot from the ground and the air. >> here you can see the rubble caused by the earthquake yesterday. that is what happens when an earthquake makes unreinforced masonry. you can see the gap at the top. a lot of assessment here and a lot of repair work. good morning and thanks for joining us. the buildings that were retro fitted have damage. >> but, first, the weather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco? >> we have drizzle and they all above 1,900' near berkeley hills and .30 in the and highland peak is 2,

mostly dry commute. 280 at 17 in san jose is dry. clouds through the only hours and partly sunny by noon and 64 to 70 is the spread. by 4:00, sunny and not so were sunshine at yesterday at 66 and mid-70's to 80 for the rest of us. a serious accident in san jose conflict we have reports of a crash involve an overcar turned now resting on its side southbound highway 101 but i am seeing slowing on 237 westbound. we have laned blocked this. in napa, downtown, amy hollyfield is amid all of the buildings that crumbled into the streets and we have closed

streets. avoid the area but highway 29 and 121, all re-opened. amy hollyfield and abc reporters are on the seen to bring you the latest. here is amy hollyfield in downtown napa with a serious threat. the power is on in downtown. it was restored overnight. look at the mess. they have not cleaned up. at all. bricks are litering the downtown area. the buildings have been red tagged. the streets are still blocked. the course house in downtown area is what it looked live a percent around hole in the building where credit fell to the ground. the wine bar is a mess located the wine bar is a mess located on the first floor of the

the owners are focusing on the positive: the bar was closed. if it was between 6:00 or 10:00 at night there were would injuries. it could have been ready bad. building is fissionable. people aren't. >> it could have been a disaster a few hours earlier when there was a beer and wine festival in the downtown area and hundreds were gathered around the wine bar and throughout the downtown area. the timing worked out. look at top of this 104-year-old building it looks like the top had been placed up there like a light wind could knock it over. that is why the building and

others have been red tagged. the area needs to be cleaned up. it will be a slow process. >> pg&e has been working around the clock since hitting 24 hours ago. the utility command center is located at the napa county airport. our reporter is on the scene. the crews have been busy from pg&e restoring power. as amy hollyfield pointed out downtown napa has the power. the airport, though, is to the eat of the epicenter. when the ground was shaking, so did the criminal tower. the glass shattered at 9 control tower and now pilots flying in to the airport must operate using visual flight rules. the f.a.a. ordered new glass but

it has to be custom-made. residents do not have to wait for the power because most of the 70,000 customers now have power. here is the pg&e spokesman. only 20 buildings did not have gas service and when that is assessed whether it can be restoreed we will have those taken care of. we will do courtesy checks if our customers in the backed area to see if they have leaks. pg&e says they will send out crews to check for gas looks. they will help customers would may have shut off their gas lines re-light any pilot lights. pg&e says they have reherred or practiced for this event all year and it paid off.

>> the mare island portion of vallejo took a hit. alan wong isen the former naval base. this is what we are seeing if vallejo, a lot of damage along this historic street called captain's provide. the mansions were built to remay the mansions were built to remay the row destroyed during along captain's row. the ship yasser arafat was founded in 1854 and most of the damage is on the exterior and most of the lead glass ones are still intact a huge vice to one vallejo police officer who was

on a call yesterday morning when the earthquake struck. >> the ground just rolled. like riding a wave. the cars were moving. there had to be 1' movement between the cars when they went up-and-down like a wave of water was under my feet. >> slow he had reports of water loss and water main breaks and minor roadway dam but nothing major. so far, 41 structures have been damaged and an estimated $5 damaged and an estimated $5 million in damage. coming up, we will take you to the street to show you other hard hit area of downtown napa and the people cleaning up. the wine industry was hit

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we are back. at at&t park, rockies are here to take on the giants. 62 with clouds. down to 60. maybe 59. cloudy, also, from 7:15 to 10:00 around the state, thunderstorm is possible around lake tahoe and 74. 86 in sacramento. clouds and yosemite at 90. nearly 88 at san diego and los angeles. tomorrow, though, check out the high subadvisory from thousand oaks, it will be rough. a serious citizen in san jose on the transition road with more information westbound 237 to the southbound 101 connection where we have a van on its side with possible injuries involved and we have one lane blocked. so far, traffic is on the light side and we don't have heave delays. that could change. walnut creek southbound 680 away

from highway four moving to highway 24 is slow around the curve but the rest of the commute is not too bad and it will take ten minutes. much more on the south napa earthquake next on morning news including the impact on something all too important to many of us: sleep. more weather and traffic including this backup of the bay bridge toll plaza. we will have traffic an the bay area up ahead. the new abc7 news now. we have weather and traffic up throughout the entire commercial throughout the entire commercial break so you do not miss t! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall.

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covering burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the experts would know about the faults have a team scientists trying to figure which fault triggered the earthquake because the area lies between two major fault systems, the hayward fault 15 miles for the west and six miles to the east is the we grown center. downtown napa suffered the

most serious damage. matt is with us. matt? yes the red tag is the big deal. this building between 1st and 2nd has the wreck tag so no one can go inside. so far, 33 red tag idea been issued with yellow tags. my photographer walked down 1st street and saw a few more red tags on buildings including the good map library and a sushi restaurant and a yellow tag at the county clerk building and the yellow means people can go in for a limited amount of time. a resident say he needed a break from cleaning the home. finally, after cleaning all day, i love my town and i wanted to see in person how it looks. water is another big issue. this is 2nd and franklin, water flooded the courtyard and

the floor of the department store. up home hat water turned off and hopefully all repairs will be back by thursday. another 20 to 30 building inspectors will be here today. it looks as if there is no structural damage but inside is a mess. people will be headed here on monday morning first time holding to, would since the earthquake so they have a big mess to clean up. napa wineries are reporting extensive damage from barrels of wine that toppled over. this is how it looked half a mile away from the epicenter. the barrels were full when the earthquake hit. many of the barrels ruptured when they were rattled and a nearby winery is undergoing clean up and repairs. >> 50 barrels of wine, 3,000

gallons. that would be in the tens of thousands of dollars. >> it has taken five hours to get barrels down and we are stacking or separating the ones that are damaged, 50 or 60 of them that will need to be repair >> wineries are still assessing damages and the canning losses from the earthquake. the south napa earthquake jolt the area out of bed. >> sleeping patterns are charted wearing the upfitness tracker monitoring sleeping patterns. between 9:00 and 3:00 gore doing bed and then at 3:00 am a huge spike. 45 percent in 15 miles of the center did not fall back asleep

after the earthquake. the nerves and the aftershocks. no surprise. and some us were just headed to work. >> you were here, you were he, i wasn't but the 30,000 people that did not turn, where did they turn? social media. it was nice to see that live up to its potential. all the reporters were tweeting from the field. tweeting from the field. and david was talking about forwards because he is in the field. this is a hazard map. leyla gulen was here, too napa right through the river into downtown the older

buildings on the softer soil saw the brunt of the damage. the only category worse is very high and you are not quite there but still bad enough. live more valley and joint unify schooled district clouds and 84 and sunshine and 81 and we have another one to talk about crocker middle school waking up with clouds and 59 and be ready for sunshine and 73 and a favorite school districts, serving alamo, san ramon valley high school, waking up to clouds and 58 and 79 at 3:30 as you headed home or to the club or even to practice. there is patchy fog and mostly cloudy today but dry nights ahead as we compress the marine

layer and we have more fog the next couple of nights. extended pattern is back to summer, warmth should be on the end of that. cloud cover shows how long it takes to fade away and we have plenty of cloud cover in the north bay and san mateo bridge north that fateds and 60's to 80's today and sitting along the coast into san francisco and richmond and low-to-mid 70 away the bay shore and money 70's in the south bay and morgan bay and at fairfield you get to the 80's and tonight there is drizzle along the coast and the higher elevations the clouds come back elevations the clouds come back and the mid-60 to we have low-to-mid 80's around the bay on wednesday, thursday and friday. it will cool by the weekend. a little.

if san jose, the drive is looking better coming away from westbound 237 to southbound 101 with the accident pushed to the shoulder and we are stuck with a stalled big rig blocking a lane southbound highway 17 at summit road with slowing. 280 is looking sluggish away from 280. we have breaking news in virginia we have reports of an active shooting on the arm base in central virginia. according to the twitter account, the base is put on lockdown. here is 9 tweet "active shooter incident reported and all personnel enact active shooter tote calls immediately." those are the only days we have available. we will follow the story with the updates on twitter@abcnews

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here are seven things to know: $1 local is the initial estimate for damage from yesterday's $6.0 earthquake with 33 -b8ings in napa red tagged and eight buildings are red or yellow tagged in vallejo. only 150 passengers are without power. after shocks continue in napa county. 144 aftershocks have hit the areas and the majority are smaller but they could be building toward something. >> if vallejo inspectors are will assess the damage along captain's row with all chimneys collapsed. eight homes are yellow or red tagged. breaking overnight a person died after being hit by a san francisco muni bus after 1:00

o'clock this morning along eastbound geary, police believe the victim was walking in the roadway and possibly dragged for a short distance. >> funeral services are held for the unarmed black teen fatally shot by a white police officer in ferguson, missouri, the 18-year-old was killed this month by darren wilson sparked days of protest. 56-minute flight arrival delays in sfo with slow sunshine. 60's at the coast. 80's inland. we have napa closing so avoid the area between main street on 1st through 3rd. we continue online on facebook and twitter. and twitter. >> see new 25 minutes

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