live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> sky 7 is live over napa county where you can see at the napa airport, workers are racing to repair the shattered glass in the tower from the powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake that disabled the control tower. the damage to the region is extensive. the economy depend on tourism so much is working fast to get back to business. thank force joining us. most of the schools in napa re-opened for the first time. they were inspected first to make sure they were safe. there was an earthquake drill at

an elementary school to kick things off. amy hollyfield joins us in napa high school with more. the students are back. authorities believe that the buildings are safe. however, rather than asking the kids today to listen to their teachers, they are letting them talk. >> students headed back to napa high school saying they are glad to see their friends, ready to get back to routine. some are feeling anxious. >> i'm fought ready to learn and be focused. just worried a little. >> administration figured that would be the case so rather than getting back-to-backs they decided to let the students talk about the earthquake. >> we wanted to meet the emotional needs of the students first. >> each told the class their earthquake story. >> it started shaking and it felt, we all ran under a door but we could hear glass breaking

and the house smelled like vinegar. >> students can and teacher say it was near futuric. >> i was moved at 9 compassion and no one made jokes. >> the administration thought of holding an earthquake drill today to help ease the student fears but they realized that students needed more than just practicing evacuations. >> we know the drill and are prepared. to do another drill we set everyone in motion and got were charged but we didn't feel a need for the drill. >> students say talking was better and they now fell a new pond with their classmates. >> we are all connected some highway and are there for each other. they did review what to do in the case of an earthquake and the literature teacher will have students read jack london's

writings after the 1906 earthquake working it into the lessons. napa schools re-open but only after crews remove debris from earthquake damaged build insurance dropped off there. this is the scene at napa high school, the city had given residents and business owners permission they drop off debris at the school and other locations around town but with the kids on campus, officials are asking residents to dump debris at other designateed sites. we have a full list at abc7news.com. >> the location of the epicenter of the earthquake has been worked out, and centered directly beneath the napa valley marina west of the napa county airport. this is a look at marina from sky 7 with a boat in dry dock. it is common for the majority of damage to occur at least a mile

away from the epicenter. put the d.o.t. if the middle and draw a circle around it. >> the raiders are presenting a $50,000 check to the napa valley recovery effort. the money is to help the men red cross napa valley unit anied school district and napa valley education foundation. they completed the 19 the training catch in napa. the summer tramp is at the natural mayor wrought and the redwood middle school. there is a man showing how many buildings have been red tagged. they are concentrated in the downtown area. we have a link to the map at abc7news.com. >> stay with abc7news.com for continuing coverage of the napa earthquake and you will find a photo gallery of the damage and preparing for the next disaster with bringing news alerts any

time. follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> a rough commute for bart resideers after a train broke down in the middle of the tube. that caused significant delays for passengers heading into san francisco. sky 7 was over the west oakland bart station at 9:30 a few minutes after the break down happened. bart says there was a braking problem on a car and they get it moving but the delays were running 20 minute for the riders. >> this is the second major issue for bart since yesterday. crews fixed track damage on the pittsburg bay point line and this is video of the first train at 4:40 and service between concord and walnut creek was stopped during the commute last night and sky 7 was over the seen as commuters belt with the headache trying to get home. in word on what caused a wheel to fall off the rain and damage the track. >> a disabled tanker ship that experienced a deadly fire in the engine at sea has arrived in san

francisco bay. the pine galaxy commercial tugboats and the coast guard guided the tanker into to port of san francisco this morning. a fire broke out in the machinery shop in the engine room early this month when it was 700 miles from the oregon coast. a crew member died trying to fight the fire. he was buried at sea. hurricane marie is would peopling dangerous surf along the california coast. waves up to 15' have been crashing down on southern california since yesterday. the storm is 800 miles away from the pacific. this morning, surfing learn end hamilton help lifeguards bring a swimmer on shore. there is this word on the swimmer's condition, the 10th distress call in 24 hours. one surf are died after being pulled from the water unconscious. lifeguards are putting out the warping but it did not keep a surfer out of the water.

eight guys pulled me out and it would take eight or ten minutes to pull me out. crazy. >> meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the big waves off of our chest. >> we will see that up our way but not to the extend as corn california. i will show you what is going on. i saw a tweet from the los angeles county lifeguard 122 rescues yesterday and several today. they are definitely working hard as are the surfers. sometimes it is not so perfect if they have had issues. hurricane marie is 800 miles southwest ofless action and you can see it losing the strength although there is a nice circulation and it is down to 75 miles per hour barely a hurricane category one. watch as it moved around and it never gets near us other than the form of high clouds starting

friday and interest saturday and at look at what is going on to the south county 10 to 15' waves through friday at 6:00 and for us, 4' to 6' swells and bigger than that in monterey at 9'. >> those are big waves, mike, thank you very much. surfers are so excited but they have to be cautious. >> matt keller is in santa cruz. >> i am standing on the cliffs at the most popular subspot here in santa cruz and the finals of a surf spot are taking place and conditions are great. south facing benches like santa cruz are catching the biggest waves in the bay area. >> this isn't the norm for summer in santa cruz, fog covers the coast and the ocean can look like a lake. but not today. serve's up under blue skies. hurricane marie churning off the coast of mexico in a swell from necessary are put the extra

strength into the summer surf with 5' to 7' waves brought to the challenge. >> it is the best. it is what the surfers are waiting for and when it comes together like this, it is fun. >> this morning, the contest pits fur circumstances from five local subshots against each other for the right to go to the national championship in nicaragua. the ever represent goes back to mid-80's and sometimes mother nature doesn't cooperate. >> we have this event scheduled back in july a month ago and we had to pest upon it because it was dead flat. this was no rideable wave. we pest pointed it. >> southern california is feel the effect of hurricane marie with surfers hitting the peoples it look and ride the giant waves. at famous surf spot in newport beach people hoped for 30' waves

the biggest they have seen since 1997. with big waves come big dangers. lifeguards are on high alater because swimmers can be overwhelmed. in santa cruz, almost perfection taking in the sun, serves enjoying the ride with more speed. >> every suber wants to go faster. when you are on a wave you are not going very fast when it is 1'. >> today and tomorrow will be the big surf days in santa cruz with smaller waves forecasted for labor day weekend. thank you so much. were more ahead, a class action lawsuit over soccer. the legal action aim at keeping players, young and old, safe on the field. >> caught on video, a nine-year-old girl accidentally kills an instructor with an uzi and a mistake that led

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back over napa, this is the county airport tower with the glass windows that were shattered by the 6.0 magnitude earthquake at 3:20 in the morning rendering the control tower unusable and until that place is fixed, it is not safe for anyone to use. the pilots are getting take off and landing clearances from the oakland from and they are being required to communicate with

each other to make sure that everyone lands and takes off safely so we will until this through our newscast today. a man was injured after two groups exchanged gunfire in downtown san francisco. according to the chronicle it happened before 8:00 last night near 5th and market. a man was hit by gunfire. he ran into the west field mall and later taken to the hospital. in word on his condition. in arrests have been made. a military jet based from massachusetts has crashed in western virginia. so far there is in word on condition of the pilot. it happened before 9:00 a.m. eastern time. witnesses reported hearing a loud noise that sounded like an explosion with heavy smoke seen coming from the side of the mount family. in word on the cause. a troubling story from arizona. a fin-year-old girl accidentally shot and killed an instructor at a gun range. it was caught on camera. we will not show you the whole video. the accident happened while the

instructor was showing the child how to shoot an uzi machine gun and the automatic weapon kicked backfiring the bullet into the instructor's head. employees of the range say the girl was visiting from the new york/norm area and the parents away the range when the shooting handed. meteorologist mike nicco will be back with a look ahead to the forecast. >> a couple of things in the forecast. one is a warming trend. i will also have the holiday weekend forecast with a cooling trend and what to expect if you are around napa the next seven days as far as earthquakes and afghanistans. uber is poaching customers

covering the south bay pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> with soccer starting, a class action lawsuit was filed to prevent concussions filed in federal court in northern california claiming that soccer's international governing body has been technology -- negligent monitoring head injuries. the plaintiffs are not after money. they want rule changes including limits on how many times a game children can "head" the ball and accomplish substitution to check for head injuries.

>> the uber c.e.o. is defending a program to recruit drivers away from the rival ride service lyft and has been hiring contractors who call for lyft rides to get in the car and try to recruit them. documents suggest the company gave the planned ambassadors spell phones and credit card numbers to credit fake accounts and posted images of a form that uber could collect information on drivers of lyft. the uber c.e.o. has defended the practice saying the contractors pay for the ride and lyft drivers are independent contractor. clever or unethical? you decide. we will check things with meteorologist mike nicco. >> check out what is hooped me, look at all the sun and it is hazy and humid. not much pollution. it is unusual when we have a necessary area of high pressure but this came in from over the ocean and it has cloner air opposed to high pressure from

the dose either which usually warms us more. >> we will look quickly of what, exactly, happened the last fur hours in napa with four reports of aftershocks greater than one magnitude and the strongest was 2.2 and we did not hear much of anyone feeling those and we have what to expect the next seven days, a larger earthquake and 2 percent chance of what is going on there and strong aftershocks at 11 percent and weak aftershocks one to ten. if you want to get away to the coast, this is what you are going to see, beautiful pictures waves from santa cruz. you can see it looks nice. it will be dangerous. but nothing like they are going to be dealing with down in los angeles. you can see on the coast, we starting to see sunshine break out across the north bay coast and not so much as yesterday but it will be pretty nice there

compared to what we should be this time of year with the layer of clouds, marine layer of clouds over-the-top. from emeryville you can see beautiful sunshine and we will tab about what is beginning on temperature-wise running 67 in san francisco and 6 at half moon bay and 62 at san rafael and 65 in scrows and a lot of home 70's and los gatos at 80 and upper 70's in livermore and antioch and fairfield and young in san ramon, a warm spot. you can see how clear it is other than the then layer of cloud cover and because we get a lot of sunshine today, tomorrow and friday it will be our warmest day, clouds mostly at the coast at night and this morning we will have late arriving clouds that do not make it past 9:00 or 10:00 and we will be warm. for the weekend we will have our only affect from hurricane marie, just money level clouds that do not bring us rain and we will push this area of hire pressure out of the way. low-to-mid 80's the south bay but low-to-mid 90 gilroy and

santa cruz has sunshine and 77 and purpose 70 millbrae and san mateo and low 80's the rest of the peninsula and mid-60's to low 70's from the chest to downtown and south superpower and sausalito and 78 in petaluma the cool spot and napa is 88 degrees and hot sunshine and make sure you wear the sunscreen and drink plenty fluids. it will remain in the mid-to-upper 80's and upper 80's to mid-90 and you may need the air conditioning today inland. if not, tomorrow, it will be warmer. first pitch is 7:15, and sunny and 64 and tomorrow, the heat peaks inland with the mid-90's and low-to-mid 80's an the bay and upper 60's around the coast and san francisco as you would expect least likely to see them with the biggest warming, and you can see the cooling on friday that lasts through saturday and sunday and ramps up next week. not a big roller coaster of temperatures but no rain, either. two mothers have started a

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