travel. it's a main artery in and out of napa. crews have been working on it all day. it was just reopened half an hour ago, ahead of schedule. tom shows us the damage. >> at the joint where the bridge connects to the land, it caused the bridge to rise or the land to sink an inch or so causing a bump. however, this morning's after shock was a doozy. >> i felt scared. i didn't know what to do. it was horrible. >> i have an earth quake app and went in for a few minutes. it came up and said american canyon again, 3.9. >> the after shock caused a bigger difference in the road's elevations which required some repaving to smooth things out. topside where there was minor cracking in the road and a dip, that can easily being fixed with asphalt but here on the

bridge where the bridge meets the road, part of the bridge fell away. >> there's no structure damage with the bridge. we have actually looked at it multiple times and they deemed it safe. >> the after shock caused a similar road dip in -- but the franklin butler bridge is crucial in maintaining two major industries, wine making and tourism. >> this is really the biggest road in and out of the valley. the biggest -- is to get it rared. >> after a quake this large we can often expect after shocks for weeks or months to come. reporting live, tom bake air. crews also performed emergency crews on highway 37 after chp inspectors found damage to the road way there. one westbound lane was closed for several hours.

the highway patrol said the damage was caused by the 3.9 after shock that struck this morning. the lane reopened this afternoon. we were actually doing an interview this morning when one of the after shocks hit and we had an early response to the earthquake system. >> earthquake. >> can you repeat that? that's. >> what is that? >> you are actually seeing the early warning in action. >> that was at 10:56 when the warning went off. 6 seconds later a 2.7 after shock hit in the napa valley. in berkeley, and oakland they would have received a 10 second warning and as we all know, every second counts. look at all the yellow dots here. those are all the after shocks

since the earthquake. 2 of the largest just this morning. a 3.9 and 2.7. coming up at 5:30 we will talk more about the after shocks and look closer at that early morning system. >> as the ground continues to shake the work to get everything back to normal is moving forward. live in napa with the move city leaders are making to get help for the city. >> there are still plenty of frayed nerves here especially after that 3.9 after shock. a lot of people did feel it and there is concern that more of those after shocks could cause damaged buildings like this one to collapse. declared a state of emergency here to try to secure dollars to help napa rebuild. there was no debate. is asking sacramento and washington more help.

the city says 103 buildings have been red tagged with 20 more to be included tonight. 500 are yellow tagged. the city will also fast track the permit process and waive fees for those that need to rebuild. >> we are talking about establishing an off-site permit center, bring in all the resources they need, federal, state, as well as city and county to come in and have a one stop shop. >> we cannot really afford to close the restaurant more than this. >> fast track of permitting is good for -- who says he is anxious to reopen. >> as you can see my -- walking trying to fix it and get it ready. so ready tonight to open and welcome our customers. >> you need a permit. >> i need a permit to get it done. >> it's been interesting. >> across the street norman

rose tay veteran just opened. they want customers to come to napa this weekend. >> it's a big weekend for us. everyone is affected so we're all giving everybody big hugs. >> there is a 55 million-dollar threshold for the city to qualify for state and or federal funding in that emergency declaration. city officials say they are still tallying up the numbers. they hope to have the first assessment of the dollar amount sometime tonight. san francisco mayor was in napa today to see the earthquake damage on hand. other city and county leaders. has a lot of historic masonry buildings susceptible to earthquake damage. >> i think the challenge of the

day. napa wouldn't be that kinds of -- if it wasn't for the mist or i can buildings. >> offered support to rebuild and clean up crews from san francisco. >> the city of napa is changing the locations for where people can get rid of things damaged in the earthquake. dumpsters placed at schools are overflowing. the city is hoping to have those sites closed by tomorrow. new drop off locations will be set up in city parks. those bins have been filled up with all kinds of items, furniture and bricks. ken wayne told us a moment ago how napa declared a state of emergency. in solano county also declared a state of emergency. this as the estimated damage to county buildings alone is nearing a million dollars. the majority of the damage in valet oh is in valet o, the

declaration means the county can apply for funds from federal and -- at 5:30 a close up look at the chance we could have more after shocks and a live report at rebuilding in -- and we have resources to help you get yourself earthquake prepared. new at 5:00 emergency officials issued an earthquake earthquake -- shelter in place. brought out a hazmat team all trying to determine what went wrong. live in hayward where the situation turned out to be not quite as bad as we first saw it. john. >> we are in deepa road in hayward where this has been a scary, very busy situation. but the good news is that situation has been wrapped up and you can see the traffic is now being let through here on deep owe road. officials have given the all clear.

but at 1:30 because of the. >> please shelter in place. close all windowses. >> that was the robo call that went out to people in the area warning about the hazmat situation. all because of two smoking barrels. fire officials say it started with a company called -- which recently shut down. a worker was trying to dispose of some chemicals but put too much in the barrels causing a chemical reaction. some people reported feeling sick from those fumes. >> firefightersfirefighters realized there was no toxic threat. >> the son of the owner of the business was coming out and was trying to dispose of some chemicals and he started mixing these chemicals and then decided to mix it at higher quantit quantity and when he did that the strong odd or

filled the air. >> we actually got behind the contractor's chemical company and took a picture of those smoking barrels, it was rather a noxious odor. i can see how it would make you light headed. firefighters say those odors are not toxic but this area was shut down for about 3 hours before firefighters deemed this area completely safe and in the meantime we have scenes from people sitting at one of those vehicles that serves lunches and they have been out enjoying the afternoon. once the firefighters open things back up. so all in all here things are returning to normal. live in hayward. there is new information about a man arrested in the south bay who is accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl. the 19-year-old is under arrest for sexually abusing a 14-year- old and now police want to know

if there are more victims. police booked andrew knight on saturday after the girl's mother found him inside the family home. in morgan hill and tells us why police tells us why this case is so alarming. >> well the two melt through a mutual friend and say the young teen frequently hung out at -- also very active on social media. >> reveals the 19-year-old has more than 3000 friends, many of them young girls and that's troubling to morgan hill police. >> we have a reason to believe that two of them were involved in social media conversations and sometimes parents kind of out of sight, out of mind and they don't ask about texting and social media accounts. >> police say saturday morning they got a call from a concerned mother after she found knight with her 14-year- old in a neighborhood east of

done. police say knight ran off. they arrested him. >> this was an adult, this was a minor and we believe he was preying on the minor. >> i just saw. >> stacy said she was surprised to see all the cop activity in her neighborhood. >> kind of nerve-racking. it's just sad. like the serial -- thing happening here so it's kinds of scary. >> this is the second sexual assault case in the last 2 months to hit the -- last month arrested -- accused of sexually molesting children at the ymca. >> this happened and it happens not in some far away country, it's here. >> for this father who has a 14- year-old to ask the tough questions and be involved. >> she is isn't in our field of view 100% of the time so we have to trust her. i guess you have to work on

building trust. >> and police believe this is an isolated incident but they want to put his picture out there to make sure there is only one victim. live in morgan hill, ktvu. believe it or not that serial stow away was arrested once again today. find out which airport he was loitering in this time. i'm tracking some changing temperatures. details on what to expect for your holiday. and next a huge fizzure now has many homes red tagged. we learn how the worst is bringing out the best in people.

more coverage now of the napa earthquake. the city of napa has released a map of the buildings that have been red tagged and yellow

tagged. red tagged means the building is unsafe to enter. you spoke with people who can't go back into their homes. >> that, too. but also this neighborhood in browns valley on the west side of napa has been without walter for almost 3 days since this pipe burst sunday morning. >> third day without water. people with swimming pools have been sharing. >> we have got garbage cans in the back of the truck and filling them up with water so we can fill the showers. >> neighbors say geologists found a 7-mile long fissure through many homes and a lot of them red tagged. a contractor came today to survey the house. >> it's a shock. we know we have a lot of work in front of us. we're not exactly sure what that entails at this moment. >> the emmetts are now living in a travel trailer on the

street. more fortunate neighbors have reached out. >> people offered to let us shower at their home. >> the next street over, more red tags. in fact you can track the fault. the fault goes right under hunter's house. >> we haven't talked to the engineers yet, that's why i'm still smiling, so we'll see. there's nothing we can do. >> we heard that sentiment a lot today. they are just doing the best they can in earthquake country. coming up how the euphoria of survival is now becoming the reality of reconstruction. that woman known as the serial stow away, incredibly she has been arrested in phoenix for loitering at an airport. 62-year-old was taken into custody in the baggage area of sky harbor airport this morning. it was the second time she had

been spotted at sky harbor without a ticket. you remember she was arrested after -- she was sentenced to 6 months in jail but she was released a few days later because of overcrowding. it's not clear how she got to arizona. the biggest names in television gathered last night for the emmy awards, they paid tribute to actor robin williams. >> he could be funny anywhere. >> as comedian and close friend billy crystal giving an emotional speech about williams and his impact as a public figure and as a friend. >> as genius as he was on stage, he was the greatest friend you could ever imagine, supportive, protective, loving. it's very hard to talk about him in the past because he was so present in all of our lives. >> robin williams himself won 2 emmy awards and was nominated a

total of 8 times. williams committed suicide 2 weeks ago. the cause of his death is still pending. a 15-year-old girl from atherton just became the youngest tennis player in almost 20 years to win a match at the u.s. open. we first introduced you to cc two weeks ago after she won the champions in the 18 and under. today she beat the number 12 seed. it was a stunning 3 setups at the u.s. open. anna corn a cove a was the last player so young to win an open match and that was back in 1996. patty lee did a story on her a couple of weeks ago. patty is a competitive tennis player. >> amazing, 15 years ago. >> is that wonderful. let's go to our chief meteorologist. as kids are back in school it's heating up. >> i was just thinking when i

was 15. >> you certainly weren't doing that. >> how do you get that good that fast. >> it was a nice day today, temperatures warmed up a little bit. but why am i showing you the eastern pacific. take a look. let's come in a little closer and i'll show you that hurricane i'm tracking as we go into the weekend. because the hurricane is going to fall apart by the way as it gets into cooler water but then it's going to get sucked back into the flow and that means we could see some tropical moisture and that chance of thunderstorms, especially in lake tahoe. where hewe will be tracking and it's a long way from now. friday, saturday, it should start showing up on friday. so as we go in closer, the fog along the coast, there's some patchy fog. pretty sunny out there in many places and a nice day. as you know the temperatures

probably warmed to -- as you remember yesterday numbers were 70s, low, mid-70s. and a couple of low 80s but mostly 70s, so much warmer today. warmer still tomorrow and warmer still as we go into thursday. so the forecast model, here comes the fog back to the coast. it's patchy now. it will be back tomorrow. but you know it's going to be warm because the fog, there's no inland push. the inversion is shallower so inland areas and even bay areas are warm. that fog in the morning it's all the way in here. it's going to take a while to warm up. you see those red spreading out the 90s because the valley is not going to get any of that cool sea breeze. lots of orange which is mid to upper 80s and then 70s around the bay. so tomorrow looks good, your thursday looks pretty darn warm as well. this is establishing itself and as it builds in temperatures on

the increase. so we'll see some mid-90s as we head into the next couple of days. 95 tomorrow, 90 in fair field. air quality takes a little bit of a hit an fire danger back up. had a little fire in the oak lands hills today. didn't amount to much because still kind of moist, still kind of cool but with things warming up we have got to start worrying about brush fires. here comes the hurricane moisture. we will track that for you but that's the kinds of pattern, you could see some rain or thunder and lightning. you may not see anything. thank you, bill. a bit earlier we showed you that earthquake warning system going off during out of our interviews. do these after shock. plus we're learning more about americans being held by isis. no rush, andy.

come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the advantage. chase. so you can

major developments today in the conflict in syria. the obama administration appears to be setting the stage for air strikes to deal with the threat from islamic militants. president obama has ordered surveillance flights to track isis. just over 2 weeks ago the president signed off on air strikes but so far the u.s. hasn't been willing to become involved in the civil war.

you will become isis milt substantiates be headed a u.s. journalist and there are believed to be at least 3 other american journalists including a young woman who we learned was kidnapped last year. today president obama promised justice for james foley's death. >> we will do what's necessary to capture those who harm americans, to go after those who harm americans. >> it's a politically complicated decision. the regime of -- says it would accept u.s. air strikes against isis because isis is a enemy. the u.s. isn't consulting with the president about the mission. we learned that an american has apparently been killed in syria fighting with isis. he grew up in minnesota.

san francisco police are investigating what's being called a suspicious death. firefighters responding to a medical call about 9:30 this morning found the woman's body in a home. the firefighters thought the circumstances of her death were suspicious and called police. a person at the home who called 911 was questioned by investigators although the case has not yet been ruled a homicide. the medical examiner hasn't yet been ruled a. the san pedro hospital announced that it is radically cutting services because of a serious financial crisis. the problem is doctors is the only hospital in west -- county. a group supporting doctor's medical center announced today it plans to file a request for an injunction to keep the hospital open. >> there is no dispute that closing this facility will have

a catastrophic impact. >> so far 80 people have resigned from doctor's hospital and almost 200 others have been told to expect pink slips if the financial aspect does not improve. a warning goes off during one of our interviews. >> you're actually seeing the early warning in action. >> the strongest after shocks and the odds that we will see more. unnoticed overnight at an airport in southern california. where the man was hiding so that the regular security sweep didn't catch him. and 20 people impacted after an early morning fire, but where the fire started has investigators taking a much closer look.

ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. and that breaking news comes to us from san francisco. what you are looking at here is a water main break at 28th and castro street and you can see all of the water on the street. almost looks like that street may be closed as a result of this. 28th and castro, it's happening during the evening commute. if you are in that area just be aware that there is a water main break. crews on the scene working to fix that water break. we don't know what caused the

water break. we are working to get more information but you see the result there at 28th and castro in san francisco. we have more breaking news that we told you about at the top of the newscast. inside that car there, the bodies of 3 people. there was a crash on the ramp her man off ramp. we were told it was 2 cars, now we are learning that it was just a single car crash. somehow the car went off the road and it looks like it may have rolled over. all 3 people inside were killed. we have learned now that it was 2 men and a woman who were inside that car. to show you where it happened we want to put up a map because the lake hermann off vamp is going to be closed until 8:30 tonight. to give you a perspective. on the left that's where the moth ball is. this may be causing some back

ups on 680, 680 connects to 80. you would take 780 instead. 3 people killed this afternoon. several good after shocks shook the napa valley today. a 3.9 a 3.9 rattlessed people out of bed. christian live at the u.s. geological survey with the after shock that hit while our camera was rolling christian. >> yeah the u.s. geological survey has monitored about 80, each one of these dots represents an after shock. some of those have been too little to feel but some have rattled nerves. >> the napa shocks are still shaking up the napa valley. >> was conducting at the u.s. gs offices. >> you are actually seeing the early warning in action.

>> the usgs early warning system detected a 2.7 after shock. we asked for a list of those measuring greater than. >> we have had 4 larger after shocks. >> the first a 3 parking 3.5 magnitude after shock struck monday. then a 3.6 magnitude quake that same day. the biggest so far a 3.9 came today at 5:30 today rattling nerves and the latest significant after shock came this morning at 6:45. >> after the earthquake occurs there's still some after slip of that stress continuing to be released so the after shocks are little tiny areas that are continuing to feel that same sense of motion. >> are still working to figure out if these quakes affect nearby fault.

>> it does release some of the strain but there's still a question that we're investigating to understand the details of. >> the usgs says you can expect after shocks to last about 2 weeks but to the point where most people won't be able to feel them. we're live in. news topper 2 flew over a sink hole that opened up in northwest napa. it appeared on sunday at cranky cord. you can see caution tape put up to keep people away. say that a broken water main caused i. some people were without water service. and there are dozens of broken water mains in need of repairs but help has arrived. tells us about what you might call a small army that's been sent in to fix those broken pipes. >> this east bay mud crew is one of several crews dispatched

by other nonnapa utilities including the water district, and east bay mud in a 4 day effort not just to return service but to repair leaks and breaks brought on by the big quake. >> this request was put on through -- a statewide organization of agencies who have signed agreements to help each other out in a disaster like this one. >> on this corner water had been leaking for a day and a half before a second leak began earlier in the day. while we were recording a napa service crew delivered sandwiches. >> it was really heart warming that so many counties would come to our help. >> this is neighbor helping neighbor at a time when a neighbor needs it the most. >> tom bake air. and our coverage continues on ktvu.com. we put together a slide show of some of the most powerful punishments of the damage o --

pictures. an equipment problem is disrupting barge service this evening. it is reported just about 15 minutes ago right near the pleasant hill station and trains are stopped in both directions now along the pittsburgh bay point line. we have few details. as soon as we get more information about this disruption to the bart commute we will pass along information. more than a dozen families affected after a fire at a gas station. the concern it could have spread much farther, even through the sewer. construction underway after that napa earthquake. a live report on the progress. plus how a damaged church that feeds the hungry is now getting help. new developments in that botched execution in oklahoma. what prison officials did just moments after the drugs were injected that's now sparking a lawsuit. ♪

at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier.

okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪

a new cease fire went into effect today between israel and hamas in gaza. >> and that was the reaction people spilling into the streets of gaza to celebrate. there's word that the truce includes an israel agreement to ease up on its block aid of gaza and talks will resume in about a month to try to resolve

the complex issues. just moments before there were rocket attacks that injured people on both sides. the last 7 weeks of fighting has killed about 2200 people. most of whom were palestinians. promising news about consumer confidence. an s&p 500 hit a high. after several days of coming close the s&p closed near the 200 mark. consumers were encouraged today. the aclu and an oklahoma newspaper have filed a lawsuit saying executioners tried to shield the press from a botched execution. finally died from a heart attack more than 40 minutes after the first drugs were administered at the penitentiary. journalists say shortly after the drugs were injected locket

struggled to breathe and appeared to be in pain and that's when they say a prison official lowered the blinds and hid the execution from view. >> we know this is something that's important enough to the public that it has to be carried out in an open fashion. >> the execution was actually called off 30 minutes into the procedure but locket died 10 minutes later. the oklahoma department of corrections have not commented on the lawsuit. hulett packard recalled 600 -- there have been 29 reports of cords melting and charring that have resulted in 13 claims of property damage. came with hp notebooks and mini notebooks and were distributed from 2010 to 2012. have ls15 molded on the cord. you can get a replacement by going to the hulett packard

website. an intruder in a san diego airport. why security never even saw him. an early morning gas station fire fans fears of an explosion. what neighbors are doing to clean up. it's warming up out there. the details, what you can expect when temperatures get back into the mid-90s. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that.

real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase.

new information on breaking news disrupting the transit

commute. a equipment problem is disrupting barge service between, trains are stopped in both direction between the pittsburgh bay point line. crews found damage to both sides of the bart track. inspections are underway, there is no service through walnut creek and -- at this point we know bart is working on setting up a bus bridge between walnut bridge and concord. the situation is clearly developing. as soon as we get more new information we will pass that along to you as well. new details on an early morning fire at a gas station and it spread quickly to 2 apartment buildings in san francisco. for people who live on ocean avenue the combination of fire, gas and wooden buildings was a potential recipe for disaster. david stephenson is in san francisco where some people are counting their blessings

tonight even though they were burned out of their homes. >> several buildings behind me remain closed but tonight there are at least 20 people who are out of their homes in the after math of a fire many proved could turn disastrous. >> a water crew cleaned up after floors were soaked by firefighter. >> steve: there was just wall to wall water from wall to wall on both sides of the showroom. >> it's one of at least 4 wooden buildings hit hard by an early morning gas station fire near a city college of san francisco campus. no one was hurt but 20 people were affected. 7 people, including a family of 6 sought temporary housing. barking dogs brought one family to evacuate. >> i was asleep and the dogs started barking. there was a lot of smoke. >> my first problem was this is an all wood building so this is like just lighting a match and it would just go up in an hour.

>> the owner of the gas station declined to talk to us but they were afraid it would explode. >> it was very scary to see that it was a gas station. frightening. >> san francisco public utilities told us any oil or gas that may have made its way into the sewer system would have -- reporting live in san francisco, david stephenson. some sort of glitch on the google search page this morning looked like the work of hackers. search results were showing up with repeated images of a car crash in russia. the same image appeared in results of google news. the issue was fixed about 8:00 this morning and google apologized for the problem but it's still not clear what caused it. burger king is going to have things its way north of the border. burger king denied today it's

buying canadian coffee chain for 11 1/2 billion dollars, the company will be headquartered in toronto. the move will allow burger king to prevent paying taxes on oversea sales. it was an eye sore for years. now a historic oakland building is part of the city's growing uptown neighborhood. a celebration was held for the merit lake lodge. mayor jeanian and shawn went to the building. it was bought by a company called u.s. immigration investment center. the building has 126 rooms and will be used to house international business students. hopes it will bring people back to that area. >> it's part of the city's revitalization. it is part of the city turning around. you are adding to what is a

very vibrant downtown. >> the building was one of the original ymcas but in recent years it had a reputation for being one of the worst in the area. >> got a little off guard. a day like today, perfect for a walk or jog around the park. >> it really was nice and just enough warmer that people noticed it but not so hot, some people called it hot. but mid-80s. tomorrow inland it will be hot. more heat coming our way. fog clear at the coast right now. those rain showers up in lake tahoe have now moved off into the plains and we get a little bit of a break, especially up in the mountains where they had some pretty strong storms last night. actually they had trouble with a burning ban. they actually shut down the first aid because there was so much rain. the fog clear at the coast right now. we come in close and you can see the wind speeds.

they are blowing about 17 miles per hour at the oak lands airport. 21 in nevada. that's pretty breezy. it was pretty breezy last night. so the breezy conditions, interesting they are there. they are going to shut down pretty soon because tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. the marine layer shrunk a little bit. tomorrow you will see more of these reds and oranges further toward the west as that inversion punches down. low 60s, fog should be right at the coast and right along the bay. moving to the bay area. i like this map. it's not spot on accurate but it kinds of gives you an idea. temperatures start to come into the 80s. you get fast the windmills and you're into the upper 80s tomorrow, so a warm day

tomorrow. warmer than it was today and it just sort of illustrates the warm bay area. i think there's 20 microclimates in san francisco a alone. 90 in fair field. 90 at liver more. and then right along the coast, there you go, 60s, a nice day tomorrow. there will be some fog tomorrow. you will see the sun set at ocean beach. but the fog will be back tomorrow morning and it will do kind of the same dance. some clearing tomorrow marine side. the 5 day forecast with the bay area weekend clearly in view and you can see we just gave them the warm up and fires become something we start thinking about now. today we had a little brush fire up in the hills. but with the heat coming up we

have got to start paying attention. construction crews busy working on a damaged building. we have a live report from the scene. plus normally bustling church is now on the receiving end. how other people are jumping in to help a church damaged by the napa earthquake. back with billy in the newsroom. we're coming up an empty building goes up in flames. >> it's depressing because this is such a vibrant place for many years. >> how the napa earthquake hampered efforts to put out that fire. and doing a 180 when it comes to sexual -- redefines consent in california. how much the earthquake is costing so far. it's all coming up in less than 10 minutes at 6:00. female announcer: when you see this truck,

female announcer: it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: but don't wait. sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

authorities in san diego are trying to figure out how a man breached security at the airport there. the investigation shows 22-year- old scott boarded a delta flight from atlanta to san diego, landed about 7:00 on saturday night. but he never left the airport and police say he was found hiding in a jet way the next morning wearing a bright orange safety vest. when he was spotted he ran

through the terminal and tried to board a flight to hugs houston. >> say he should have been found. >> yes, they do searches but when a jet bridge is closed it's considered to be secured. >> airport security say surveillance shows his actions were not malicious, just strange. a church got a little help today. the first baptist church is red tagged but that church was able to serve its regular free meal today with the help of the salvation army. reports if downtown where another red to go building is in the process of coming down. >> the first baptist church has provided spiritual foundation in valet ho. >> i have been used to seeing the top of the church. >> for the past 100 years. >> i can remember there was a cross. >> the earthquake crumbled it's

foundation. >> it was a completely different. >> the bell tower is no closer to god as it once was. the top of the tower came down this morning. just 2 days ago church leaders were counting blessings, today the building is red flagged, unsafe to enter. >> help yourself. >> would you like a lunch, sir? >> the church usually serves 120 meals a day. >> here you go. >> today the salvation army stepped in. >> god bless you. >> feeding hungry souls. >> i doa has a regular curb side table. the red flag sent up red flags about the meal program. >> there were a lot of concerned faces out there. i'm one of them. >> you're welcome. >> this place that helps the needy. >> i need salt and pepper. >> got a little help itself today. >> that's why i do what i do. a sense of joy and fulfillment.

>> it's a foundation of community, building up in a city where history. >> you're taking the top 2 decks off. >> is coming down. >> i just want to come down here and watch this. i wish i had all day. >> downdowntown this 1920s era building is coming down. >> i hate to see them close up. >> to see if the buildings can stand in the city's future. >> and once again that was noel walker. democratic leader nancy pelosi was the featured speaker today in a -- women's equality day. >> we want equal pay for equal work. >> pelosi spoke to a crowd of mostly women. she said there is still a lack of support for working work mothers. >> quality affordable child care and that is what we

absolutely must have in our country. >> women's equality day marks the 94th anniversary of the 19 19th amendment that granted women the right to vote. ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. and there is breaking news tonight in several parts of the bay area. we are going to begin with a serious issue involving bart. right now no service between the walnut creek, pleasant hill and -- bart stations. what's happening here is that trains are turning around at that station. bart is telling us that an out of service train -- a train had to be taken out of service near the pleasant hill station. we are told it's on a cross over section, no estimate how long it will be before that section is fixed. bart is trying to set up a bus bridge but obviously as you see here this is affecting a lot of people trying to get home

tonight. we are working to get more information. as we do we will keep you updated on what's going on. good evening, more breaking news. this time from san francisco. where news chopper 2 brought us these pictures of a water main break. you can see water bubbling from the street. we are waiting to get more information from the city. but you can see a large amount of water has been flowing down the street there. >> and in the east bay. three people are dead following a car crash on interstate 680. expects the lake hermann road off ramp in sven's i can't to be closed until at least 8:00 for the investigation. the highway patrol says what happened is somehow a key a spectra went off that road about 3:40 this afternoon as it was exiting the freeway. the spectra then went into a grassy area