>> 200 injuries now, the napa city council voted to seek federal disaster relief >> there have been five after shocks today. two state law bridges were forced to be without water. tonight hearing from one of the youngest people injured in the earthquake. from his hospital bed in sacramento, this 13-year-old wroerl says he's fortunate to be alive after a pile of bricks nearly crushed him. >> started calling to get to the door. and the chimney collapsed on my back. i stumbled forward.

and i was screaming for my mom and she tried to get to me. and so finally, paramedics came afterwards >> the surgery lasted nine hours and we believe he is going to be okay. >> that we're thankful he's doing well. >> labor day weekend is typically one of the busiest. so wineries are boyried that visit visitors will stay home not going up to wine country. >> people who work here tell me in the past days it's been more reminiscent of mid january than late august.

napa valley vines attract tourists have around the world. >> grapes are ripe and it's just a wonder full time to be here. >> today, crickets >> we need people to come. >> this supports countless other businesses in the area. >> we're open for business now. >> the owner worries tourists will cancel their plans for her, tourism is a lifeline. iets how i eat. this is what feeds my family. >> she lost about $30,000 worth of merchandise. >> devastating. >> today, customers struggled

through the store. >> thank you so much. >> it's tough we made efforts to come in and support cool people. >> this could be the final nail in small businesses' coffin. it's going to be rough. >> they're still cleaning up, napa wants the world to know they're open for business. >> 12 of lanes were forced to close today. here, you can see officials looking for signs the soil has settleed and they did find damage. the bridge reopened more than an hour ago. >> a boat began slumping has now

grown into a sink hole this, is a broken water main that is blamed. this is video of a leak on homewood avenue. you can see water bubbling through the cracks. napa had 120 leaks like this. 640 customers still don't have water service. pg&e reports electricity is back on for everyone. >> napa wine trade resumed service today. the wine train's first run, a three-hour trip through 18 miles of wine country. >> we're finding signs of damage throughout napa valley. this is a monetary and priests who live here have been forced to move out.

there was cracking throughout the building. this is a vitner's collective tasting room on main street. inspectors continued to evaluate the safety of the schools and we have team coverage on that aspect of the story beginning with abc7 news reporter laura anthony. what are they finding? >> they're finding damage here downtown area. the one downtown business owners are asking me to get the word out. there has been damage, but businesses have reopened and more are almost ready to go. >> it's all hands on deck downtown where employees grabbed

paint brushes to help owners get back in business. >> we have to open as soon as we can. so we do need to open it. >> fortunately, it was retro fitted with the steel supports more than a decade ago. >> they're concerned without side lifts. >> linda's academy is in a yellow-tagged building the biggest concern is falling bricks cease been told she can reopen on thursday morning as long as everyone uses the back door. >> this way, employees are able to work. >> it's built in 1880s. and has been in our family since 64, 65. >> one problem is not likely to

get fixed soon. this quake knocked his home completely off it's >> engineers from simpson strong die a company that specializes in earthquake retro fitting. >> if can't be safed the home will likely have to be demolished. >> state agencies began sending fraud investigators to napa to warn people about unscrupulous contractors the first place they hit was the mobile home park. >> investigators for the state department of insurance reached

out to residents whose units were destroyed sunday morning. four homes were in rubble. investigators spoke to patty frye, who will be looking for a contractor. >> i will be careful after this warning. there are scammers out there. >> frye said she will be warning all. miguel's unit was hit hard. it was in the front with damage in, and out he had other concerns. the mobile home was just sold. >> supposed to close he is zoe november 3rd. >> sorry. >> thank you. >> this neighbor was almost a

victim in 1989. she hired a contractor who placed concrete blocks underneath the unit saying it moved when it had not. taylor called police that came and arrested him. >> that when this happens that unscrupulous people swarm in. >> i ronnicly the block she got free may have spared her home from damage this time. >> people are busy cleaning up quake debris. because schools will reopen, the bins were removed from school sites today.

>> and our coverage continues tonight as we take a look at the clean up efforts also hard hit. and some buildings have been retro fitted to prevent this kind of damage. why should you bother to upgrade? >> shocking new images of the california drought. reservoirs that have nearly dried up completely. >>

>> we want to update now that bart stoppage. >> it appears service is just now resuming. sky 7 is live now, a train just left the station, all service stopped on the pittsburgh-bay point line for more than half an hour because of an equipment problem on the track. now, they were using bus bridge buzz service apparently starting again now, it has been resumed eastbound in the commute direction today's service. that is what we believe is happening. >> and meantime, three people are dead after a car accident in benicia this afternoon. sky 7 upwards where the chp says the car ran off lake herman road, they said that three older

adults inside of the sedan were killed. chp says the ramp had been closed until 8:00 tonight while officers investigate. so far, that accident is not affecting any other traffic on 680. investigators are trying to determine why that car ran off the road. >> well, she's done it again. serial stowaway, marilyn heartman arrested today at sky harbor in phoenix. employees spotted the 62-year-old in the baggage claim area, and called police. she'd n warned to stay away from sky harbor after trying to get past security there ten days ago. if february, she made it on to a flight to hawaii. she was caught before the plane took off. then, again, february 20th, march 18th, march 26th and april 7th. this month, she sneaked on to a plane, and days after release she was aested again at lax.

>> a san jose city council voted to declare a drought emergency to put the city in compliance with the call for a 20% reduction in water use. reservoirs are low. now here is the down side. as less water is used revenue drops for water agencies. so, rate hikes to be david? >> look how dry this reservoir is. standing at 1.6% of capacity the drought cost it about $4 million so far the santa clara valley district is just now starting to crunch numbers this week that could lead to rate hikes. >> driving in almaden expressway, you can't help but notice this dry pond. this purpose to replenish the

ground water. >> these replenishments are dry. but it's a great reminder that is a very serious drought. >> without rainfall, levels keep dropping at the ten reservoirs a scene from sky 7 hd is the lowest at #.9%. a year ago, it was at last time it rained was march 27th the drought has the district voting to keep rebate programs going but the paradox is that encouraging customers to use less water hurts its budget so. next week, planning starts on next year's budget and rate hikes are possible. >> we have costs up and some costs have gone down.

there will be actual water revenues to take into account it could be, i would say $0.63. >> that is per household, per month. consumers say they see an increase coming. >> i just try to do as much as i can. >> what would be the breaking point for you? >> probably $5. >> david louie, abc7 news. >> the 49ers say it's going to be days before deciding whether to use a different grass at 11 eyes stadium. sky 7 was over the field all of the sod has been ripped up again. crews appear to be focused on the dirt foundation of the field and have now removed new sod twice in less than a week after

players say he kept tripping them. our media partners say team plans to have a new field ready for home opener on september 14th. >> they're having trouble. >> they are. >> well, spencer christian is away. >> sandhya patel is here with a gorgeous day around the bay area. >> bright, sunny every why. we're expecting warm up for that started today to continue into the next couple days. so we'll go hot instead of warmer. and we'll talk about current conditions, absolutely clear across the entire bay area, there is no fog or low clouds. this got blown away. san jose showing you bhu skies, temperatures 67 in san francisco. 74 san jose. mid-60s in half moon bay. here is a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge just bright, sunny skies. temperatures in the 80s. for santa rosa, fairfield and

livermore, numbers today up into the 60s, mid-60s to upper 80s napa, 78 degrees. and exploratorium camera, clear skies, patchy fog by morning. warmer weather and sun, high clouds into holiday weekend with just a little bit of a cool down still looking great for outdoor plans look at the clouds they just disappeared. sun came out quickly. we've enjoyed a warm up today we're still watching this hurricane marie. it's weakened, the eye no longer visible there. it has been sending a large swell towards southern california. and that is of a big concern down there. so high surf advisory in effect until 6:00 p.m friday. wave sets of 10-15 feet could bring flooding and dangerous conditions in case you're

heading into that direction. staying here, we have a marine statement for that swell. watch out for strong rip currents. south facing beaches so warm up, you might be tempted to head to the coast once kids are out of school or if you have the day off. temperatures mid-50s to low 60s tomorrow, which is some patches of fog. most of you will wake up to clear skies then afternoon, it's shorts weather in los gatos. 90 degrees. 92 morgan hill. 81 in sunnyvale. and 82 redwood city. 74 millbrae. 66 in daily city. north bay, some fog hangs around near the coast. some of you love that. 88 in napa. # three santa rosa. sunny day, a mild one in the east bay. inland spots you're going to be cooking. it starts to get warm.

91 fairfield and livermore. you're used to it. you have air conditioning. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. upper 60s to mid-90s by thursday. dialling back just a little bit inland and bay. cooling continues into the weekend and labor day weekend will include high clouds saturday and sunday. really nothing more than mid and high level clouds we're hoping for moisture. >> right. >> not happening. >> thank you. >> and coming up later use of drones in the aftermath of a disaster. >> and video giving new hope to members of first impressions are important.

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>> officials are looking to president obama for applying for federal disaster aid the city decided to wave permitting fees to speed up the process. there are about 800 requests for home inspections. 640 people remain without. it's been rough. just personal hygiene for cooking and cleaning and drinking. and we're finding fixing the

water back on, we find other problems. >> there have been five of them magnitude two or higher. one struck while anchoring morning news. >> we just had a relatively big one right now. >> now we just had one at 2.8. >> people did feel shaking and have been calling the abc7 newsroom. >> it was a strong jolt. i hope that there won't be shaking >> well, everybody told us after shock was shorter than sunday's

earthquake. and experts say we can expect those after shocks to continue. >> these will continue over the next few days and weeks. so experts say the probability that have happening is less than 1%. >> good to hear. >> yes. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. dealing with the earthquake, challenges facing members of the church in vallejo, making repairs to the bell tower. >> and are you trying to decide whether to get your home, or business retro fitted? >> how napa schools withstood the jolt. stay with us. another half hour of news in

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>> vallejo is still recovering

from sunday's quake. a dozen buildings have red tags many of the homes have chimney problems nick? >> this story is about resilence. they received hard times and you would think the earthquake would defeat them. it did not this, is north bay cabinets the business still open. windows are boarded up. they say it will cost $15,000, can't afford to do it, and they want everybody to know they're open for business. >> work to repair drew a crowd of onlookers. >> everything else was retro fitted. it's all pretty good. >> inspectors red tagged the

church the church built in the 1920s is more than a place of worship. it's just an emergency shelter and soup kitchen. today, the city moved forward giving additional authority to request aid. while the damage to private property is being assessed officials say the price tag to county facilities is close to a million dollars. this water main sprained a leak and crews are working to find a source. >> one of the leaks responded to a call. low water pressure meant they're forced to come up with a work around. >> they're able to handle the

break. >> the owners of north bay cabinets did not have earthquake insurance the cost will be at least $16,000. still, the town and people remain strong. >> just to keep moving forward >> more than 100 buildings were red tagged when safe. some of them had been retro fitted to prevent this kind of destruction. >> if these things have been retro fited and owners are standing in front. why did it fall down? what does that mean? many felt they'd done all the right things. .

so, we asked this question. is it worth while to spend money on an upgrade? here is a look. this building in downtown fapa and this former home have two things in common. richard fieldstein is with napa county superior court. >> it's tragic we know in the oldest part of the building there is significant damage. >> the laundry is now home to a wine tasting room much came crashing to the ground. the owners say it remains intact. >> this is untouched. >> mary says the retro fitting

has limits >> we ask for a building to be retro fitted we're not saying the building should be functional and operational after an earthquake. simply that retro fit involves making buildings safer so people won't lose their lives. >> and a quake struck at noon. he says without a doubt, people should retro fit homes and offices. >> when you do it, it's better than not doing it. because if you don't do it, it will fail. >> we'll repair and engineers say it's a possibility we'll take off the whole faus yaud.

>> number one thing to to is anchor a building to foundation. and this could with safe to save your life. the same key laundry building is designated a historic sight by national parks service the owner sued to overturn laws that banned chinese laundries in 1887. >> that is interesting. >> well, all but one of the schools in napa valley will reopen tomorrow, stonebridge charter school. ab abc7 education reporter found the clean up and where help is needed. >> this site takes up part of the parking lot outside of the napa school district. what is supposed to be a debris box turned into a location for

people to discard anything the district says it must go before tomorrow. >> we would appreciate if neighbors went to the cities designated debris sites not our schools. >> after examining the 30 schools, architects and engineers gave the district the green light to reopen them. there is no structural damage. >> that is because by law, all public schools in california must meet a higher set of standards. some schools will need repairs. >> they've been working their way around sunday >> the area of the gym will be cordoned off because sound panels are dangling from the

roof. >> they're light weight but they're going to be removed those entirely. >> this is a disaster. the cost has yet to be determined. in napa, abc7 news. >> and if you can understand the need for aid is urgent, here is how you can give where you live. and a donation will appear on your next cell phone bill. >> you're going to find a gallery of photos and tips on how to prepare for the next disaster, very important. check that out but stay here, we'll be right back.

>> update to bart delays. service has been restored but only in the eastbound direction.

this is video of the one of the first trains going through this afternoon but there is no westbound service. they're working to repair it but no word when full service will resume. >> another milestone on wall street. s and p index closed a hair above 2000 today, 16 years to the day after hitting a thousand for the first time. and nasdaq is up 13. amazon plans to pay for the streaming company twitch of san francisco. 55 million people use twitch to learn about video games and watch other people play them. burger king said overseas growth is the reason behind it's purchase of the tim horton fast

food chain. american airlines were trying to buy orbitz and were unable to reach an agreement. >> napa firefighters have been wshging long hours since the quake struck. they barely had time to deal with their own losses. it wasn't until today cruise were able to go into the museum the building hit so hard it's been yellow tagged. many things broke. >> right now, all of our crews are working overtime. and we have to take care of the community service before we deal with this. >> the sue seem is looking for volunteers to help clean up the mess. damage needs to be fixed before the museum can reopen.

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not too long after napa started shaking on sunday from that big quake there was an eye on the sky getting a unique view of the damage, and it was a drone. >> yes. and things are looking up because of the drone that does a great job of looking down. i'm going to hit by record button. >> evan bought the quad copter a month and a half ago. >> when this happened is going on in the news. >> he created a bit of a buzz.

>> assessing damage. >> after making it on the news it wasn't hong before he ran into pastor lee mish >> the irony is just hours before' arrived we said we wonder if anyone in this town has a drone. >> in this video sh he gave a look at the gaping hole. >> i can see what is going poring over blueprints they've learned the church is not in danger of collapsing. and that is just the ticket. >> this is doing it safer, quicker. >> in fact it's costing them nothing. >> i'm not allowed to do this for commercial purposes.

the faa could revisit the rules but is treating flights as a donation to neighbors in need. >> this is a real community. >> it could be a year before the public is allowed back into the building but there is a church worship on saturdays. in napa, abc7 news >> that is right we have a warming trend going to continue and looking at live doppler 7 hd, it's clear it will stay that way until morning. the heat around

89 in los angeles. and 68 in half moon bay low 80s in santa rosa. 88 napa. inland valleys low 90s. 64 oakland. accu-weather forecast continuing to see temperatures rise. upper 60s coast and beach weather into the weekend keeping you into 60s and 70s coast side we'll notice a cool down. >> looks like it. >> thank you. >> and check on sports now. a young tennis player. >> a bay area teenager shocking everybody today. upsetting one of the top players

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firefighters knew a quake was coming. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. abc7 news bay area, thanks for watching tonight. i'm cheryl jennings. >> we appreciate your time. see you again later this evening.

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