with us, and land straight ahead at five: another mammoth fine against p-g-and-e for the san bruno blast. and another american journalist is beheaded by isis terrorists. all this -- plus, any breaking news -- next at five. new at five. p-g-and-e could be paying a steep price for the san bruno pipeline explosion. but -- is it enough?

>>today california regulators ordered the utility to pay a record one- point- four billion dollar penalty. for the september 2010 blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. good evening. i'm pam moore. >> >>kron 4"s dan kerman joins us live tonight from san bruno city hall. with details. >>it has taken a while to get to this point.and the p- g&e san bruno saga is not over yet. >>the pipeline explosion was september 9th, 20-10. >>the following year.the national transportation safety board revealed a scathing analysis of what went twong. >>saying pg&e's management of its pipelines was deficient and ineffective. the ntsb also noted that it took 95 minutes for pg&e to shut off the flow of natural gas. >>2012: the california public untilies comission - which regulates the utility - orders pg&e to pay 635 million - to update outdated pipelines. >>2013: cpuc staff.recommends pg&e be fined two and a quarter billion dollars for violations related to the disaster. >>2014: earlier this year.federal criminal charges are filed against the utility. >>if convicted.pg&e faces 1.13 billion dollars fine.which is separate from today's penalty.

>> pam: effort in napa. after last month's devastating magnitude six- earthquake. >> pam: today in downtown napa. a giant piece of a church building that was in danger of falling. was removed. we just received an update from the city of napa. >> pam: the number of red tagged or uninhabitable structures is now 129. but that number could change as inspections continue. >> pam: also today, some of the few remaining children whose schools were damaged. got back to class. we'll have more on that in a moment. >> pam: first -- while the recovery process is moving along. there are still some obstacles. >> pam: kron 4's j-r stone is live at the scene of a watermain break. j.r? >> you can see the crew tearing up the street due to the water main break that

happened earlier today. i just received an e-mail from the mayor and she said that she does receive governor's request for a presidential major disaster declaration. this is great news and will likely mean more help for the entire city. when i was just getting here there was water filling up into the street and parts of the street look unsecured for now i did speak with the city manager this afternoon. he tells me that they have sporadic met water main break all day long. they are not dealing with a lot of these but what happened, a lot of the equipment was damaged and they started seeing more breaks. they saw the water main break and this is what they had to set... >> district was flooded

figures are not able to enter the street at all. >> and dropped about a foot and is dropped their and their. i thought that we were colon to fall into a sinkhole. >> we are looking at the water main break and these are crews that were just out here within the last 10 to 50 minutes. this is we did see the whole with all of the water shooting of the ground. this is the situation that they have been building within stadium avenue in napa up. geezer city crews going off the size from one location to another and it is important to know that on the streets they do not have watch your right now because this water was turned out while they try to fix this growing situation. reporting live in napa j.r. stone kron 4 news.

>> pam: as we mentioned. >> pam: some of the last remaining napa students kept home from school due to the quake. were back in the classroom today. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly went to the stone bridge charter school. where the campus still shows some signs of quake damage. >>parents drove into the parking lot to pick up their kids from their first day off class at stoneridge charter school.right by scars left by the quake in the ashphalt. >>they've been temporarily filled in.and while you can still see where the earth ruptured.it looks a lot better than these pictures which i took last week. some of the kids saw it then too. >> it was kind of cool because it really was big. >>the kids were supposed have their first day last monday.but the six point happened the day before.and this school is the closest one in the district to the epicenter.so they stayed closed the longest.not surprisingly.many kids i spoke to were okay with the delay. >> i was sort of glad that

we had one more week of summer vacation. >>the kids held earthquake drills in class.some were encouraged to share their stories.and a few teachers incorporated the temblor into their lesson plans. >>parents were happy to see their kids getting back to normal.but they are also glad that stone ridge took it's time in opening.one other reason for that delay is.this gas tranmission pipeline. you can see has been excavated.because it faultline. >>pge has not detected any leaks yet.and they've isolated the pipe while they continue to closely examine it. if they find any anonomiles in the pipe.they'll replace that part.parents appreciate the care that's been taken. >> i was concerned but knowing that the children safe. >>maureen kelly kron4 news.

>> catherine: happening now.the latest on the celebrity hacking. the f=b=i is now on the case. >> catherine: and we now know how it happened. over the weekend hackers broke into the apple i=cloud accounts of more than a hundred >> catherine: famous women. they stole their nude photos - and then posted them on the internet. >> catherine: the victims include jennifer lawrence, kate upton, and kirsten dunst. >> catherine: we're joined by our tech reporter gabe slate. you're warning people to not online.? >>yeah at this point the bad guys, the cyber criminals, the spammers out there know that a lot of people are hearing about these pictures. interested this >>and they are taking advantage of that. so don't go looking for these pictures,. don't click on any links in your email, facebook, or twitter that claim to be these pictures.

>>it could lead to spam trouble for you or even worse you could get yourself hacked. >> >> catherine: " how did they breach the apple accounts ????? " >>apple said it was - targeted attacks on user names, passwords and security questions. >>so the celebrities email addresses or user names were able to reset their passwords and gain access to their i=cloud account. >>which gave them access to their photos. >> that this hack did not any of apple's systems including" i=cloud" or "find my iphone." ellenso basically. regular people using apple's i=cloud are in the same danger of being hacked they always have been. just like celebrities. >>it's believed the hackers security questions online. sites >>you can find out anything >> should be doing to protect yes - apple is recommending this.

>> pam: home depot may be the latest card data breach. kron 4's justine waldman is live in our newsroom. with what customers need to know about their personal information. justine? >>this breach may have affected all 22-hundred home depot stores in the u-s. several banks are now saying. this may have started in april or may of this year. >>and if that is true. this breach could be much bigger than what happened when

target was hacked. which had 40-million credit and debit cards stolen. home depot says it's looking into "unusual activity" and that it's working with both banks and law enforcement to investigate. >>a website that focuses on cyber-security broke the story today. >>that website is saying the party responsible for the breach may be the same group of russian and ukrainian hackers suspected in the target breach late last year. >>many retailers have had security walls broken in recent months, including target, p.f. chang's and the thrift store goodwill. a spokeswoman for home depot says if the retailer confirms that a breach occurred, it will notify >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: the latest on the 49er player accused in a domesticwhat the coach is saying about it. >> pam: then. what we know about the latest american to be infected with the deadly ebola virus.

>> pam: new at five. >> pam: we are tracking reaction to the arrest of a player on the 49ers. ray mcdonald is accused in a domestic violence incident involving his pregnant fiance.

>> pam: tonight -- for the first tim, e we are hearing from his teammates, head coach, and the niners general manager. >> pam: and we'll sit down with our sports director gary radnich in a moment. first, grant lodes is standing by with the latest. grant? >>ray mcdonald nuber 91.practiced today.but we still don't know if he will travel with the team to dallas.or play sunday against the cowboys. >>today vernon davis, who was at mcdonald's birthday party saturday night when the alleged incident occurred.estimated at least half the team was also at the party. >>the sacramento bee is reporting that mcdonald dragged his fiance.who's 10 weeks pregnant on the ground. >>and that she showed officers injuries to her arm and neck. kron 4 was in the niners locker room this afternoon. >>several players appear to have ray mcdonald's back, they insist their teammate is 'a great guy,' and are eager for his side of the story to come out. >> i believe this team is

strong g duffy, to overcome any think. his side will come out. i know that he is a great guy in every one in the locker room knows that he is a great guy. >> fortunately i did not see anything or hear anything. i wish that i could put my finger on it but i do know that he is a great guy. but everyone on the team knows that he is a good guy with the integrity. the love that is our brother and that is our teammates and we will support him for it

>>here now an aerial viewo of mcdonald's home in san jose. >>this video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. >> >> pam: sports director gary radnich is here. with his take on the macdonald incident. >> no team would like to be known for this sprit i do not i guess you will see how he plays on sunday. >> i will speak for myself and the 49ers. we cannot tolerate domestic violence. we are firm believers in due process. there is no tolerance for understanding for anyone that abuses of

may if that abuses and woman or child >> that remains to be seen creek we have to have due process. >> that all you want or all of you can, he will not play on sunday. >> running his car and a school area and ran his car into a tree and obviously could have killed children that morning and two hours later he was back at practice. and they gave are bought and coaches is what football matters and would give him the benefit of the doubt on this macdonald was not at that party. they were not met him play on sunday.

they can because it will go to court on september 15th. the forty-niners by law, it was to have to pay him. the thick and sit him down with pay. >> pam: and makes it even more >> coming down on aldon smith with nine games and probably the and probably deserved at least so. so at the very least as six day suspension without pay is a case of mistaken identity. >> pam: data is not likely. >> jacqueline: we are looking live right now from the golden gate bridge. cloud cover chesnutt cleared at all today. drizzle near

the coast line. satellite imagery this afternoon showing the fog up and down the coast line and also stretching into the east bay. that did too deep temperatures. santa rosa saw the most cooler cooling was 68 degrees. inland valleys and on into the upper 70's right now. the low eighties for this afternoon. that was about 15 degrees cooler that we saw yesterday. we are going to look at the high temperatures from today with the official numbers coming up in just a bit. >> pam: more trouble for the justin bieber. details on the pop star's latest run in

with the law.

>> pam: is it possible to re-wire your brain to make it crave healthy foods? a new study suggests. following a healthy diet could be easier than we think. >> pam: the study says, changing your eating behavior might actually change how your brain reacts to high and low calorie foods. >> pam: researchers divided people into two groups--- one that was offered healthier meals for six- months. and one whose meals were not adjusted. >> pam: the group offered the healthier meals, lost about 14 -pounds collectively during that six -months. m-r-i scans also revealed that pictures of low calorie options. stimulated their brains more. the group not offered the healthy foods. saw no change in that six -month period. >> pam: the study suggests. eating healthy options over a period of time. can alter what the brain craves. researchers admit, the study is encouraging but there is still more work to be done.

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>> catherine: >> pam: another american missionary doctor has tested positive for ebola. it is none known how the doctor was not specifically treating ebola contracted the virus more than three dozen people have been contracted with the disease and more than 1500 of them have died since it all started back in december. tory done and has details. >> urgent response to give more patients in to care and more work getting done in these communities sprit all

of these things can begin to get this all brick under control. >> reporter: he now believes that restrictions on travel are actually hurting relief efforts. >> in hard to flight and is flat out has made it harder to control this epidemic and get help and. >> reporter: me what president obama released a video statement speaking specifically to people in west africa. >> reporter: stop >> the this disease will not be easy but we do know how to do it. you are not alone creek together we can treat those who are sick with respect and dignity. we can save lives. >> reporter: the first of

its kind in human spirit tory dunnan kron 4 news. >> reporter: just in to kron4 news. requesting to remove makeup and women's clothing the agency considers his appearance a disguise and that violates the abm the policies. altering your appearance in the picture. south carolina d m d officials have yet to comment. >> pam: a san jose family reach out to kron4 and they tell our alecia reid that this has not been the first time. >> we had to switch to a

mailbox that sliced open and you can i get your hand into far. >> reporter: laurie do with it is sick and tired of being a victim. after her son joshua package went missing a few days ago they check the footage from their surveillance camera as of this. >> a car came up, backed up, and they came straight to the mailbox and a straight to our mail. she took out the packages and she then walked in even did a happy skit. it really makes me upset. i am tired of being robbed. the neighborhood is tired of it. >> reporter: the suspect clearly did not care about the warning that there is a 24 hour recorded surveillance on the property. on the social media site next door are pictures of more suspects that have targeted other homes in the area. >> a house was burglarized

another package was stolen, and a suspicious car, another house that was broken into. >> you cannot do anything about it. i was disappointed because i really wanted to use what was in the package. >> reporter: the family has reached out to the post office at the san jose police department. for items that cannot fit into the mailbox the family will have to fill out a form telling the post office not to deliver packages there. but that does not apply to the ups for fed ex so they will have to take their chance there. reporting in willow glen. >> pam: one of our viewers brought this story to our attention creek you to submit your ideas on our web site crawford that come under the special section called micron for story. >> pam: coming up as 545 an

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>> reporter: out of work when being caught on camera lets roll the surveillance video injuring an elevator when kicking a puppy. the instant reaction. a solid week of that last from an angry at lovers on the web. center plate, a catering company that serves food as sports and entertainment thing is likely by stadium in santa clara desmond haight. >> reporter: ionizers is no they called for his resignation today with a hundred thousands of signatures. we are parting

ways with the c e all they do not condone animal abuse. >> pam: there are new details following the accident in marin county and the plane engine had problems. magic was having engine problems and was an able to maintain altitude. the plane think crash just north of his belly in marin county. starting a 32 a. brush fire. >> jacqueline: largely in the 70's and low 80s. we did see 190 degree reading down in antioch with 92 degrees.

today livermore is the change with the biggest change in santa rosa 24 degrees cooler. and 18 degrees cooler in center field with 15 degrees in other places. the reason, a low cloud coverage. returning tonight, with widespread fog + drizzle at the coast. pushing into the east bay as we speak. tomorrow we will wake up to cloud coverage. slow to clear at the 3:00 hour very

similar to what we saw up there today. so here is at the g is spreading all through the north bay and east bay. i think what we saw it will be like today or very brief. a couple of some bricks are possible but not much clearing coast site tomorrow. the stick to look at temperatures in the south bay first. 76 and all all told, 78 in san jose and the inland valleys one below average in the low 80 degree temperatures. a little warmer out in antioch and sink in redwood. 65 degrees in san francisco and 70's and low eighties for the

north bay. santa rosa a little warmer with a 76 degrees. drizzle near the coast and not much change in temperature was and that will continue into the weekend and next week as well. >> reporter: we could be seen for the new iphone and while it looks very interesting >> using the communication and combine it so you can take every to a kiosk which is your fingerprint and that you liked the idea bringing upraising question marks with nude photos do you really want to put a davit phone a debit card in your phone? not me.

>> the advertising, that is the back door here. apple will give up 300,000 per person that are targeted. like banana republic. so i like the potential >> reporter: watching the television and the age before meant. have you seen for k yet? it is amazing. 4k is 4 times the resolution >> is is a way to get people to buy product again. to evolves and enhance it. 10 percent of americans in north american homes being

by 2018 creek and more by 2024. you want to see it and you want it in the showroom you really want it inside your house. >> reporter: it is a product that i want. at best by about $3,000. the price should drop 40 to 50% year over year in a tie. >> pam: take a look at this baby this seems to be doing a locate in the womb. you deceived his tiny fingers folded and what look like a thumb sticking up. the parents said they are expecting twins to do not know the sex of the babies. posting the pitcher and the babies are due to arrive in january. >> reporter: coming up! only

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>> reporter: because of an equipment problem on a tried this comes one week after a trek malfunction that caused a long delay between concord and wanted creek permit bart has had several delays in the past week. this is the latest between concord and pleasant hill part >> pam: , ray macdonald teammates talk about his charges with domestic violence. and our sports director is also back with his stick on the situation. >> pam: ♪ ♪

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>.within the 49er organization.period >> pam: the 49ers, finally breaking their silence on the incident at this south bay home early sunday morning involving 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: today, ray mcdonald took the for the first time since the domestic violence incident involving mcdonald and his fiance. >> pam: it's still unclear if he will play in sunday's season opener in dallas. he won't be in court until september 15th.

>> pam: kron 4's rob fladeboe was in the 49ers locker room and has reaction from players. >> reporter: 40 niner's management is calling to reserve judgment against ray mcdonald. mcdonald's teammates appears to have his back least for now. several players said it will continue to support ray macdonald until all defects are and. >> i know rate is a great guy. everyone in the locker room know that he is a great guy. >> i do know that he is of some thrift he is an awesome guy. >> he has good integrity.

>> everyone supports tam. that's all i have everyone supports him. >> reporter: it is not normal if he will be able to play in sunday's opening game. at levi stadium stadium in santa clara. meanwhile team mates of ray mcdonald are weighing in on what many see as yet another distraction for the 49ers as opening day approaches. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on that now from >> reporter:head coach jim harbaugh addressed the ray mcdonald issue today on knbr.saying he believes in due process.but has no tolerance for his players getting physical with women or >> i have made a point and will continue to make it a point. 100 percent behind 100 percent of the time he has good conduct. it is part

of our responsibility. >> reporter:ray mcdonald did practice today, but the niners haven't said whether he'll travel to dallas for sunday's season opener against the cowboys. >> pam: the other big story tonight. >> pam: the public utilities commission slapped p-g and e with a huge fine for safety violations related to the deadly gas pipeline in 20- 10. >> pam: the company is ordered to pay 1-point-4 billion dollars in penalties. kron 4's dan kerman is live at san bruno city hall tonight with the details.dan? >> reporter: tam, it is scenes like neither side is completely satisfied with this decision. in the last couple of hours we have heard from the mayor who is pleased with the historic penalty as how much it is

or not satisfied with how much of that money is earmarked to be spent. >> reporter: combined with $635 million in pipeline modernization in 2012 that brings the total penalty to just over $2 billion. while pleased with the historic find san bruno as mayor criticized demonstration to replace the fine and the state's general fund corporate >> in fact this money should be put back into pipeline safety and the types that are under our streets. >> reporter: it does not take into consideration of the money already spent one pipeline improvement. >> are hoping that it does make a determination in

billions that we have already spent on our gas system kit couch toward the penalty and that is what we respectively next. >> the should have been spending money over pipeline safety over the last 20 years and i do nothing that is therefore they have done recently. >> reporter: far the city of san bruno says they will appeal and cge and he has sent over three news releases about the same thing they have yet to say if they will appeal. if that happens demonstration for c h p making this decision will review their own decision and make changes if they deem necessary and it will go to the commissioner on the board. that will come sometime in december or later. >> pam: it's not the cloud's

fault. that's the word from apple today over the celerbity hacking, and nude photo scandal. now the f-b-i is getting involved, >> pam: our tech reporter gabe slate has more on exactly how this happened.gabe? >> reporter:apple said it was targeted attacks on user names, passwords and security questions. >> reporter:so the celebrities email addre were obd and then they were able to reset their passwords and gain access to their i=cloud account. >> reporter: their photos. in their statement apple went onto re-assure people that this hack did not result from any breach in any of apple's systems including" i=cloud" or "find my iphone." >> reporter:so basically. regular people with an apple account are not in more danger of being hacked then they always have been. >> reporter:it's believed the hackers were able to find the answers to the celebritiesthrough wiki- pedia or other sites >> reporter:you can find out anything about a celebrity their mother's maiden name. the street they grew up on. it's not hard.

>> reporter:now this is important. >> reporter:apple is recommending this. >> reporter:and i recommend this. >> reporter:people with apple i=cloud accounts >> reporter:so that is anyone with an i=phone, i=pad or apple computer. should use " two step authentication security" >> reporter:tonight on kron 4 news at 8pm in my tech report i'll show you how to do that. gabe slate kron 4 news >> jacqueline: inland valleys are down by 15 degrees from yesterday. it was 84 in livermore and same thing in concord with sinking in redwood city. 80 napa of the 72 in santa rosa. take a look at the change over the last 24 hours to reach 24 degrees cooler in santa rosa and 18 degrees cooler in san rafael. 15 degrees cooler in hayward. livermore and fairfield. tended degrees

cooler and into the south bay as well. about 2,000 ft. deep but now those low clouds are moving back then. satellite imagery showing stretching into richmond. i would time and out in futurecast in just a bit. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: a disturbing story out of el dorado county. >> pam: while target shooting at home plus, hundreds of homeowners in vallejo still need help after last week's earthquake. >> pam: where they can go to get some assistance. and if you think the icloud hack was bad. >> pam: the warning from experts tonight about the dangers of synching all your devices.

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>> pam: danville police arrested two men in connection with copper wire thefts today. early this morning damon carthen was arrested at san ramon valley high school. >> pam: police say he was carrying stolen copper wire at the time. >> pam: investigators say when they later searched carthen's home in alamo they found more copper wire. it was there they arrested another man---jason sprague. >> pam: both men are now facing charges ranging from grand theft to possession of stolen property. no word if the copper wire found at the house was from the school. >> reporter:a bay area boy

was accidentally shot in the chest while shooting target practice at his family's property in el dorado county. >> reporter:the family owns property in georgetown. they were shooting target range" they had built there on saturday. >> reporter:the 7-year old boy was using a 22-caliber rifle with the help of his father. >> reporter:other people were watching. when suddenly the boy clutched his chest and said it hurt. >> reporter:parents were watching and the boy was using a single shot 22 bolt action rifle dad was right there and all of a sudden the boy complained of pain in his chest and dad looked down and saw a hole in this tshirt. >> reporter:the dad rushed the boy to the nearest fire station. he was then taken by helicopter to a hospital in sacramento. >> reporter:sheriff's officials did not have an update on the boy's condition today. the preliminary investigation shows the family did nothing wrong. the bullet might have been a ricochet. >> pam: coming up, it's back

to class for students of one napa school severly damaged by last week's earthquake. >> pam: a look at the temporary repairs in place. and a dangerous situation in vallejo. >> pam: two homes in danger due to one damaged chimney. now, they're asking for help. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years.

>> pam: water leaks, still a problem in napa more than a week after the earthquake. within the past 24 hours, dozens of leaks have popped up. >> pam: in fact, crews just responded to one of those leaks within the past 90 minutes. that's where kron 4's jr more on the work happening right now.jr? >> reporter: directly behind me and off in the distance we now have fixed this water main break and out of the process of dumping into the hole. about five to 6 ft. deep rift that has to fix it

and that is what they have been doing over the past couple of hours. this is what it looks like this afternoon creek some of the witnesses say the action sought a car drive into this water and at one point it was the pavement that was put down recently. they thought it could be worse but they were not able to get out and handle the situation. responding to a number of these in the area. but not only their crew but other crews as well. this is what happened even a week after the earthquake this is what they had to separate >> it is really too bad. i hate to see people losing their stuff and peace of mind and so forth. just have to deal with the cars that

have been dealt a. >> as the aftershocks come along and depressurized the system we have seen few more bricks pop up. >> reporter: working to get this whole field appear to see the dump truck there. numerous location similar to this on to deal with the water line break. happening 5 to 6 ft. below the pavement. here there were able to fix the problem. the j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: >> pam: structures have been yellow-tagged from last week's earthquake. >> pam: homeowners are being encouraged to come to city hall where several non- profit groups are helping people with disaster relief. >> pam: kron 4's haaziq madyun met a pair of

neighbors seeking help repairing a quake-damagage chimney that is threatening both of their homes. >>"you see about of the way up there where that brick's getting ready to fall out? >> reporter:yeah! >> reporter:this homeowner on sims avenue in vallejo is showing me his neighbor's earthquaked damaged chimney. he asked not to reveal his identity >>"this is brand new right here, this just happened in the last couple of days" >> reporter:he says it's a dangerous situation on his neighbor's property that has caused his home to be yellow tagged by the city >>"neighbor's fire place and chimney separated from the wall, restricted use of my driveway and front room and anything in the fall zone" >>"it will damage his house if it falls down" >> reporter:his neighbor marian davis says doesn't have the money to repair the chimney so she came to vallejo city hall seeking help from the non profit solano organizations active in disaster >>"we're trying to raise some money so you don't have to pay for it out of pocket" >> reporter:vallejo city

manager daniel keen says he is trying to raise some disaster relief funding as well >>"we made a request on friday to the governor" >> reporter:in the meantime sims avenue residents say they are keeping their fingers crossed that the chimney doesn't come down >>"somebody's going to get hurt" in vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: kids at saint john the baptist catholic school in napa are back in their classrooms today. that's after the school shut down for a week right after the six point-oh quake. >> pam: part of the elementary school building remains yellow tagged. the older section of the building.built in 1926.still shows cracks in the walls and places were the plaster fell. >> pam: three classrooms and three offices can't be used until more structural work is completed. >>"another earthquake" >> pam: the last public school in the napa valley unified school district shuttered by the quake also

opened today. >> pam: stone bridge charter school is the closest in the district to the epicenter. over the weekend large ruptures in the parking lot were patched over. >> pam: the school is also next to a gas transmission line. pg&e has been testing the pipe and so far no leaks have been detected. >> pam: the utility recently excavated the line and is continuing to inspect it for signs of damage. >> catherine: there's not as much need for napa's quake debris drop-off points these days. this is the main lot - which is still being used, but it's not nearly as busy as it was last week. >> catherine: now - the site at the las flores center on linda vista has been closed.as programs >> catherine: at the community center are starting up again. people can still use the main lot - here on 3rd street next to the railroad tracks. >> catherine: or a secondary spot at first street and laurel. people have been getting rid of tons of quake debris - and the city even hired >> catherine: extra temporary help to deal with

it. >> pam: stay up to date with the latest information on the napa earthquake aftermath. by going online to kron 4-dot- com, our twitter and facebook pages. >> pam: or you can download the kron >> jacqueline: if you stepped outside today you probably noticed the cool down for it we are looking live right now from our roof camry is the low cloud covers that have not budged. >> jacqueline: 72 degrees and concord and 65 degrees in santa rosa at this hour. tonight fog will return will see a fairly mild temperatures. by 3:00 pretty much to the to readings identical to what we saw today. here at futurecast uc a look like largely it

clear from any fog it will be brief. it to some breaks possible. temperatures at the coast only in the low 60s. 64 and half moon bay and 63 n. ocean beach, 74 in san mateo and 78 in redwood city. it will be 65 in richmond and 74 in san leandro and 73 in hayward. we will be a little warmer in antioch and redwood. south bay with a mix of temperatures and low 70's and 80's. 78 and milpitas. a little warmer actually up highway 101 tomorrow creek upper 70's because of

clearing faster so we will look ahead for the rest of the week with not a lot of change. drizzle near the coast and the same thing goes for this weekend into early next week. >> pam: after the break. >> pam: nearly a thousand homes in wildfire in siskyou county. the smoke, can be seen in parts of the bay area. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, all beds are on sale. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35.

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>> reporter:this is in siskiyou county.in the town of happy camp. about 250 homes are under mandatory evacuation orders.another 700 or so are threatened. >> reporter: battling a wildfire threatening hundreds of homes in a far northern california forest are warning residents that it could burn right up to their >> reporter:the weather forecast calls for low humidity and gusty winds tuesday through wednesday evening around the blaze in the klamath national forest. combined with unstable air, fire information officer paul gibbs says a smoke column could push embers as far as two miles, jumping containment lines and starting spot fires near some of the threatened homes. the fire was already about 2 and ½ miles from the community of hamburg on tuesday morning. it has burned through 100 square miles and was 15 percent contained. >> reporter:about 250 homes were under mandatory evacuation orders, with another 695 considered threatened. >> pam: next at 6-30. >> pam: your top stories tonight, including 49ers players breaking their silence over the alleged domestic violence incident involving ray mcdonald. >> pam: and the hefty fine imposed on p-g and e for the deadly decimated a bay area neighborhood.

>> pam: and a third incident passengers fighting overthat story's coming up. >> pam:

>> reporter: here we go again. >> reporter: they will review it and it will go to the public committee and they will vote. >> reporter: and that the city crews have been busy working the next 24 hours for situations like this. this is a water main break having to shut off the water and bake 5 to 6 ft. down and now there will put dirt on the situation. the time that it was damage done to a lot of the water lines popping up after the after shocks. they are working as quickly as possible to fix these water main breaks. in napa

j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: assisting residents and after the earthquake >> if the crowd out what resources we have available and turned towards nonprofits to see how they can help people to find with the need is. after working with the city of vallejo and other nonprofits in the county. we were to meet those needs. >> reporter: i kept home from school because of the earthquake are now back in the classroom. cracks in the parking lot were temporarily passion and saint john the baptist catholic school opened on tuesday and sunglasses were more crowded than usual because one section of the school remains a yellow tag. which

means children will have to stay out of that part of the building until the work is completed . >> jacqueline: 84 in livermore, 72 in santa rosa, 77 in san jose. 15 degrees cooler in livermore and fairfield including hayward. 24 degrees cooler in other locations. we will see more fighting was the fairly wide spread false and cloud coverage. temperatures cooler and similar to what we saw today. swy desperate morning fall. mainly in the

'70s and '80s it will stay that way >> catherine: here we go again! >> catherine: there's been a recent flurry of fights about reclining airplane seats. the latest incident -- a delta flight which was diverted this week because of a passenger dispute over exactly that. >> catherine: this delta flight from laguardia to palm beach had to be diverted to jacksonville monday because of what airlines describe as an 'unruly passenger.' witnesses say a woman had tried to recline her seat. enraging the woman behind her, who'd been trying to sleep with her head on her >>"this woman who was sitting next to me knitting actually just tried reclining her seat back and the woman behind her started screaming and swearing and the flight attendant came over and that just exacerbated what was going on and then she demanded that the flight land." >>"she was just going nuts. she was like 'i lost a dog, i lost 2 dogs in the last month and i want her off or i'm going to leave or i want you to stop the plane."

>> catherine: they 'did' stop the plane. >> catherine: where authorities in jacksonville escorted the woman off the flight. but this is at least the third mid-air seat rumble in just over a week. >> catherine: wednesday august 27th an american flight was re-routed to boston after two passengers came to blows when one of them tried to recline. >> catherine: august 24th, a fight started on a united flight when a man resorted to using a 'knee defender' -- a $21 gadget designed to prevent the person in front from reclining. >> catherine: the fight that followed included a woman throwing a glass of water in the man's face. >> catherine: squeezed into tighter spaces - passengers are increasingly taking out their frustrations on each other. >> catherine: surveys show that as many as 9 out of 10 passengers believe that reclining seats should be banned on shorter flights. >> catherine: tonight an airline report says that the woman in monday's incident was not arrested -- and was allowed to go home in a rental car. >> pam: coming up next sinking your phone, i've and

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>> pam: if you've shopped at home depot lately.listen up. the home improvement company is investigating a possible >> pam: the journalist who broke the story says credit and debit information went on sale on a criminal internet site this morning. >> pam: officials say they're partnering with banks and law enforcement to look into quote 'unusual activity". security experts say it could be the same hackers who breached target and p-f changs. >> pam: the company promises to >> reporter:you can't talk about hacking without realizing how easy it is to have your online information available in all kinds of places. >> reporter:in our "synced" up world - what's on your phone is also on your tablet and your computer. and that's not always a good thing.

>> reporter: you think you are in the privacy of your own home. you put and one thing here and then the clout shows up in another an unexpected place. the text message queue rather no one else reid. >> i think so strained get people and the most trouble because it's there on all of your devices. they will all come to your phones during patrick so it is pretty easy to forget that they are there creee. >> reporter: i message could simultaneously show which you are sending on all of your other devices there is one piece of digital at a kit that the text as sparked say we might want to abide by if someone hands you a

smart phone to look at it resist the urge to sweat to the next message. and i salute never know what may pop up. >> pam: the new starting quarterback and the man replaced stories as forced

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: good evening. >> gary: opening this season at dallas brett ray mcdonald did practice today. couple of days for been arrested and jailed for peru for domestic violence.

claiming that he was hitting her and pulling her out of the house and he was celebrating his birthday. the victim did have visible injuries. >> gary: jim harbaugh >> speak for myself and the forty-niners we cannot tolerate domestic violence. we are firm believers in the process. if someone physically abuse is a one- man and or physically and mentally abused as her child were hurt a child there is no understanding or tolerance. >> reporter: would not want someone like that on your team? >> correct we would not. >> reporter: will he play on sunday?

>> the remains to be seen to rid we still watch for proof for due process to which i cannot regenerate announced that domestic violence is not something that we will tolerate. >> gary: you are not on the inside that are not quick to tell you how they feel. the only way he could play on sunday in my estimation, if peace said with a balky and said that he did nothing wrong. if you decide to take his word for it or gore at against this guy? that's what happened with aldon smith and the public and the public outcry studies that he should not be on the field and the 49ers have left their gold image, that they would do anything to win a game.

>> gary: i would not expect to see this guy play sunday. as i was telling pam earlier there was unless there was mistaken identity somewhere along the line the cannot put him on the field. i do know about depresses but the way this works, the team can sit-in down and still have to pay him but he would not represent the 49 hours on sunday. i will be shot if he paid if he played against dallas. >> gary: i want to thank larry for coming in here to do this for sprit i am not thinking anyone, i have too much pride. you can not

thank everyone for everything! good god! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: 40 niner's regular- season home opener is away. i turned and to see jason because i had been on vacation but he did the weather. and sports >> jacqueline: i've done that for you before . >> pam: he could do the whole thing! (laughter) >> gary: anyway. to the

excitement of the raiders to have a big deal going on sunday something to talk about. starting not met shot the one they played million dollars to get and you will be watching rookie the only rookie at the inn has al plane the jet separate >> coach says do not let this moment be your moment occurred. we will like to make more moments and it was definitely a great thing. >> it when i do me any good. for this team any good if i just satiric and felt sorry about the decision. i know how to handle things one way in most ford. and move for

with the best production. >> gary: anyway, it will be exciting to see the rookie from fresno state start for the raiders the first rookie, raider to start in the opening game since the merger in 1917. 1970 >> gary: dallas is giving him a physical and 50 passes he will be on their practice squad michael sam the first openly gay player to be drafted by id and half toll team was cut by the rams. michael san will get a chance to knock on the bread or roster, but at least in the practice squad. >> gary: calls owner and

suspended six games and fined $500,000 by the end f l by claiming guilty to intoxicated and under the influence of next prescription medication when driving >> gary: onetime if ray mcdonald is on the field i will be shocked! >> pam: welcome back, and all right gary. >> pam: new information on joan rivers, who remains hospitalized at a new hospital. an update on her condition, next. return to index

>> pam: central valley residents say the high speed

rail authority did not follow the rules for selling nearly $10 million in funds to fund the project. it is required to strip away comply with the promises made in any ballot measure promising that the state would identify money for the first or reusable stretch of the real and has environmental clearance done before starting construction. arguing the current plan is not a valid measure >> pam: joan rivers' "fashion canceled as she remains in a new york hospital. >> pam: rivers stopped breathing during throat surgery at a manhattan medical clinic last thursday morning, according to the new york fire department. >> pam: the 81-year-old comedian remains on life- support and is in serious condition at new york's mount sinai hospital. >> jacqueline: a lot cooler today and will stay cooler for the rest of the week. no 90 degree temperatures for the rest of the week. >> pam: we will have the

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