the intersection of san jose and ocean avenue has only one westbound lane still closed. the commute should not be too bad. looking at video, a big fire broke out at 12:30. it started in the body hop of -- shop of a gas station. the pumps were never in danger. it spread to the apartments above a nightclub on ocean avenue. it burned the exterior of an apartment on san jose avenue. that build sustained smoke and water damage. a lot of people between the two apartments are on the street and displaced. >> up to 20 displaced. red cross is here assisting those displaceed. it was the middle of the night.

they are doing a good job. >> i checked on the numbers, 23 people, from seven families and two pets. no one was hurt. no firefighters, no residents. the gas station had a lot fluids including oil, that mixed with the water and spilled on the ground. the department of public works and environmental health is on the seen to work on the clean up fire investigators will investigate when the sun comes up to determine the cause of the fire. >> the latest on the south napa earthquake. inspectors have red tagged 70 building. 200 have yellow tagged. this will be $2 million in federal funds to repair damaged roads. the earthquake caused streets to

crack and put stress on bridges. 208 were injured and one is in critical condition at queen of the valley medical center. repairs are repairing 90 water leaks. it will take a few more days before the water service is restored to the entire city. >> mayor is asking for help from the federal government. the city began fencing off downtown last night so heavy machines can haul away debris. businesses have started a massive cleanup. >> when we could get family set up, that is what everyone will need. >> the number of red and yellow tagged buildings will grow. >> napa valley will resume public services with mapping and building re-opening and the administration building

including the county clear are moved to the same building and will be open at 1:00 o'clock. the d.a. and public defender have moved to the main library. services are posted on abc7 news come. in vallejo engineers will see if more of a church bell tower will have to be demolished. we watched firsthand at the first baptist church. >> brick by brick this bell tower slowly came apart. the pastor alerted the city as soon as staff noticed significant cracks and hired a crew to dismantle the top portion of the tower. >> the top of it was lending. a wind could blow it over. we rocked it with our hands. >> officials say vallejo sustained $5 million in damage. you can see how violence the

shaking was with the damage in downtown vallejo. the post office has been red tag ged. and a department store building now has a collapsed roof. >> they put a hot of work trying to revitalize downtown vallejo. a shame. >> first baptist will re-open after crews finish the job. the church was built in the 19 20's and retrofitted in the 1990's. members say it is hard to see the bell tower come down but they will be fine. >> i remember going up there with my dad. just a great childhood memory. >> the building is only a building. it is fought "the church." the member is the members of the building. >> napa valley boys and girls club are opening doors for

students would need a place to go with school closed today. the boys and girls club in napa valley and american canyon are waiving fees for students from 7:30 to 6:00 p.m. and parents can drop off their kids in napa valley or in american can corner for students between six and 18. you don't have to be a member but bring a lunch or snack. >> despite the damage to the hardware store it is open. they have rush ordered merchandise for lend 100 and repair from water heater hookups to flashlights. they called in employees from stores across the bay to help. >> napa valley local businesses are back to serving customers. the first to open suffered the least damage. coffee roasting company, withed customers yesterday while still doing some work.

>> it will take time and help to get back to normal. "7 on your side" michael finney joined the red cross yesterday in downtown napa helping people gathering donations and answering questions on insurance and repairs with all the information posted on our website at abc7news.com. the american red cross is collecting donations to help in the earthquake recovery. if you would like to give where you live text "red cross," to 90999 for $10 automatic donation . there is a photo gallery the damage and tip on preparing for the next disaster at abc7news.com with breaking news alert at twitter@abc7newsbayarea officials will discuss what to do on a local level to respond to the drought. officials consider adopting a resolution declaring a water

shortage and ask to cut use by 20 percent. they will consider new limits on watering lawns and landscapes. if approached it will be illegal to water between 8:00 am and five o'clock p.m. residents are exempt if it is for irdangerous. there is a hearing on a proposal by pg&e to raise gas rates. the commission approved an increase of $8 a month. opponents say they want to raise the bills by an additional $1 billion collectively costing each customer $5 a in saying they are using fear after the pipeline completion to justify rate hikes. >> in less than a week the 49s are ripping up the field at the stadium. you can see the new sod is torn up. again. the team will start installing a new field this weekend possibly with a different kind of grass.

so was replaced on thursday after they tripped. there more complaints on sunday against the chargers. though help to have the new field ready in time for the san jose and earthquakes game september 6. the weather will look different today. mike? >> back to summer. we talked about dry air. there is no fog. no drizzle. limited visibility because of the lack of cloud cover temperatures are cooler but novato and half moon bay it is the same. santa rosa is two degrees warmer. crissy field is 62. across the golden gate bridge 61. headed to downtown, mission, financial district, now at 61 degrees. a lost upper 50's in american canyon, petaluma, walnut creek, pleasanton, union city, and mid-50's in santa clara and

saratoga and palo alto are more numerous than the low 60's and the financial district, richmond and san leandro. fewer clouds and quicker sunshine and mid-to-upper 60's at the coast to mid-70's inland by noon and warm are highs this afternoon in the mid-60 at coast and mid-70's at the bay. low-to-upper 60's for the coast and bay for the evening and 76 inlap. injury it. >> starting off with a live picture of the san mateo bridge, great drive if you need to make it to the peninsula. no delays. we will talk about closings down napa. the same closures are in place from 1st and 2nd and 3rd because of the damaged structures. not because of the streets but the structures. the structures. that is until further notice.

and fremont to san jose is 14 minutes and northbound 280 from 101 to cupertino is 11 minutes. the most seriously injured of the victims and good news about a teen boy crushed by a collapsed chimney. >> the california vietnam war memorial faces controversy ands would names should be inscribed upon it. >> abc7 news is showing the napa union high school in napa where you can drop off the debris. you can drop off the debris. stay tuned.

covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the

bay area, this is abc7 news. a stream of images showing the earthquake destruction in napa but the first drone video shot sunday in downtown area of napa an the worst damage. we have been showing you the buildings including the church and old courthouse. a 13-year-old honor student suffered the worst injuries, and nicholas dillon is recovering from major surgery. here are the details from napa valley. >> this is what is left of the >> this is what is left of the fireplace inside nicholas dill >> i turned to the right and all i could see was the bricks. >> he was sleeping on a mattress on the moore. the wall of bricks fell on hill.

he had nine hour surgery. very frightening to know what was going on but he was calm and comforting and he felt like everything was fine. >> the brick and mortar now is piled in the family's backyard. the rest of the firepolice will likely be torn down. we toured the neighborhood and saw a few other homes with damaged brick chimneys some yellow tagged. some say they could rip out the brick fireplace. >> with the environmental rul and we have no burned days, i will take it out. >> although his friend is shaken up. do you want to say anything? >> i support him and all of friends do, too. >> he is hoping to see

>> family veterans will push to extend the california vietnam memorial who died during the war. some believe it should include those who died outside the war zones and those who died later from cancer related to agent orange or suicide related to ptsd. >> burning festival in nevada was downed by a heavy detain pour yesterday. hundreds were turned away at the gate. the rain let up late yesterday and here is a look at the desert where 60,000 people will show up and it is dark. it will be different soon. burning man started as a celebration of art and counterculture. critics say it is taken over by

wealthy. >> i gets hot and dusty in the desert but it will be warmer here. >> it has been official pattern cross the entire west through the summer with an area of low pressure spinning over the top of them and it moved off and in its wake they will have dry and warmer air. good morning, everyone, check out the winds in fairfield, committee were at 126 miles per hour yesterday and now they are at 17 miles per hour and the high pressure is influencing and taking control of our wind pattern. here is the broken cloud deck over san francisco this morning. we will have more sunshine today. in response, our highs are warmer with the warmest days tomorrow through friday and temperatures pull back to seasonal levels with high and mid-level clouds and moisture from the remnants of hurricane with no rain undercut by a layer

of dry air. we would take some rain even if it fell on the weekend. the cloud cover evaporates quickly between 11 o'clock and noon, gone from all neighbors even the coast. we will see plenty of sunshine and maybe more than yesterday. 60's to 80's and 90's come back tomorrow. heading to the south we have nearly 90 in morgan hill and gilroy and mid-80's around los gatos and mid-spent to 80's in the south bay with san jose at 80. redwood city is warmest at 80. rest of us in the mid-to-upper 70's and palo alto at 78. 67 at half moon bay. daly city and colma is 65. 70 in south friend and sausalito mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay valley and 80 in santa rosa and 81 in napa valley.

oakland is 73. inland, mid-to-upper 80's. the gain tonight at at&t park is 63 at 7:15 with sun and a few clouds by 10:00 and 60. the jump up in temperature is away from the coast and you will see minimal temperature swings and low-to-mid 90 wednesday through saturday inland. upper 60's to 70 along the cost into san francisco. >> walnut creek is clean at highway 4 to the highway 24 as we look at the drive along highway 24, in the eastbound direction we have construction until 6:00 and from highway 13 through the caldecott tunnel bore one the lanes are closed. westbound has in delays from lafayette to oakland and emeryville and the maze all is moving along well.

we southbound from san francisco to the airport sfo ten minutes and 880 northbound from 238 to the maze is 14 minutes and we have construction. 101 northbound from highway 85 to san jose airport if you have a flight it is 11 minutes. >> an oldist on an old beauty accessory that could protect you from danger. >> first, business news. amazon has a $1 billion deal to buy a gaming company. now, the old beauty accessory, new twist is exciting, not only does it claim to have you look great but maybe could protect you from danger. we will explain on a special poll in -- polish. >> don't you hate it when the guy on the airline

your seat? that caused an explosive situation on one flight recently. that is ahead. >> the new abc7 news now. there are monitors with the bay bridge toll plaza and 280 and 17 bridge toll plaza and 280 and 17 at the bottom of the screen.

>> good morning, we have a look at the picture of a debris hauling site in napa at napa union high school one of the many sites where people are bringing their stuff in the aftermath of the earthquake and there are others set up and the information is on our website at abc7news.com. commuters, part of northbound 280 will close in san francisco in two days for a major repair project. leyla gulen has been wanting us.

the work will take place to replace another hinge closing at 2:00 on thursday between 101 and king street. the work will last through labor day weekend with re-opening at 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. after labor day. similar work should down the same freeway at 280 extension over memorial day and fourth of july. >> a cross country flight over to passengers prevented a person in front you from reclining. united said the man on the flight had one on sunday and hooked it to the tray table so the woman in front him could not lean back. the fight erupted that the pilot diverted to chicago and though were taken off the plane. united bans the use and the f.a.a. looks it up to the airplane to decide.

>> that is extreme. no one likes to have the seat recline but we like to recline. >> you pay for it? >> it is selfish, really, par for the course. >> no peanuts, either, to caucus down. >> that will make it better. >> when everyone has an allergic reaction. >> more flights have been diverted the last month because of the people fighting. >> crazy weather, that is why. >> hailstorm yesterday in lake tahoe. that is hail. enough to cover the ground. it looked like snow. nothing up this right now. the biggest concern is down here along the southern california coast with high surf advisory because of the hurricane.

leyla gulen? at the golden gate bridge the commute is clear. no delays. from one end to the other, in san jose the drive is moving at top speed 101, 280, 85, highway 87 to downtown san jose. 33 minutes heading over the altamont pass and westbound highway 4 antioch to concord and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. students at north carolina state university are developing a new nail polish to prevent sexual assault. the special polish chan when it cops in contact with date rain drug. if the drink is laced your polish will turn a different

color and is called "undercover colors," but they hope to prevent sexual assault with the help of science and fashion. "good morning america" will have a full report at 7:00 a.m. >> the income gap is growing between tech workers and those who provide bake services at silicon valley companies. a labor group found software and networking. bly ease make $63 on average an hour compared to $13 for those working for contractors hired to provide the support services. every technical quaterback creates four other job to support the worker. if your iphone battery is dying too quickly you could be eligible for a replacement. they will replace the battery pack for free for those sold teen december 2012 and john of

2013 and fall in a limited range of serial numbers. you can find out if you are eligible on abc7news.com. >> we have breaking news in san francisco where a fire forced two dozen people from their homes. >> engineers are asoutheasting -- assessing damage from the napa valley earthquake. >> this is a shot of the golden gate bridge. it is warming up this morning. the new abc7 news now. this is the napa union high school debris site with boxes to school debris site with boxes to drop things off.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 5:00. today is the day we start warming up. meteorologist mike nicco has the detailed. mike? >> live doppler hd. good morning, everyone, nice to see you on a tuesday. the commute should be easy. we don't have drizzle or fog. we have limited cloud cover. the forecast shows sunshine quicker and temperatures responding at 70 to 80 for most of us. inland east bay, 84 for the warm spot and here, 64 to 70 at san francisco. leyla gulen? mass transit, bart and