we're at the napa valley marriott.ple whose homes and businesses were damaged can meet with relief workers to figure out the next steps. red cross shelters are also still open for quake victims who need a place to stay still but eight days after the quake and there's plenty of work to do as locals are trying to get back to some sort of normalcy. his restaurant is in the heart of downtown napa. over labor day weekend, he would normally have over 100 reservations. >> but i look at the reservation for the next few days and i see it changes between 20 to 30 people. so we lost probably 75% of our customers. >> reporter: other businesses have been red tagged like the pizzeria. so co-owner daniel moved his woodfired oven to the street. >> we're going to do pizza by the slice and pepperoni and cheese. >> reporter: food may fill the soul but wine is the life blood here and despite suffering $50 million in losses, almost all of the wineries are back open for tourists like calvin evans visiting from north carolina. >> being from

what exactly did marriott have to say? >> what they told us today was lodgingct globally the industry to do extremely well for the next three or four years. they manage and franchise rooms but don't own many of them. they expect that business to generate $1 billion of incremental fees over the next three years and they are going to plow a lot of that right back to shareholders per share buybacks. available night. this is a key metric when it comes to the hotel industry. what does marriott say about what it can do to the amount of money they have to give back to their shareholders? >> today they ran through a scenario where they generated 6% growth for 2014 and beyond that 4% to 6%. i think a lot of the investors were taking that from a conservative standpoint. the industry produced 8% rather. most of that, which is just a calculation of occupancy and rate, is coming from rate. the time or the operators really push for rate. this is where you get the coiled spring. >> what about the brands that come under the marriott owner

people cannot survive on base wages. >> is this a way out for marriott, to put the envelopes out and not raise the wage. >> i think it's awareness making. it allows the guests to think about... >> i agree, but why haven't they raised the wages too. >> i think it's a got question, i think they should, absolutely. >> the median salary is $19,570. isn't addressing the low wages of many of these workers the long term solution. >> absolutely, i do thing that low wages are pervasive in the economy and throughout the service sector. i advocate for domestic workers that work in the private home. they are working long hours for minimum wage, and not able to survive. the people that we count on to take care of our families can't take care of their own on these wages. >> marriott international reported $192 million in profits, 7.3% increase year over year. i mean isn't... >> absolutely. >> why doesn't marriott foot the bill for increasing the wages. >> they should. as should mcdonald's and other corporations that are making huge profits in the service industry. meanwhile, there's the number of

they will open up here at marriott at 10:00 so if you need marriott at 10:00 so if you need help considerby. churches. the first united meg different is red tagged and off limits for a year but the morning service went on because of the 7th day adventist church. >> we worship on saturday so they worship on sunday and we were the only ones, the only church available. >> people come together in disasters. so nice to donate the church. >> churches welcomed people. at st. john's lutheran comfort dogs were long in to offer relief and help healing process. >> police in pittsburg are looking for the driver of a silver pickup after a deadly hit-and-run accident that happened before 7:00 last night at willow pass roads and the victim is 50-year-old bay point woman who died at the seen. witnesses say a man in a truck hit her after striking a light poll he dragged for two blocks before taking off. >> police in oakland investigate the shooting death of a man at a popular coliseum public mark oat that happened yesterday afternoon. the man was shot by a security guard. he saw him trying to break into a

this is the marriott teaming up with maria shriver. what they've said is they're going to put a little envelope in 160,000 rooms. and that envelope is for you to tip the maid. now, i've been doing a little bit of an informal straw poll in the office here, and i don't know whether it's just where europeans, we're not used to tipping like you americans, but just about everybody i've spoken to has said, well, if the hotel pays the maid properly, why should i be expected to put a little extra into an envelope? i don't know if that's the wrong attitude here. i mean, after all, many of these maids only earn about $8 an hour. so it is a tough job, not too rewarding. maybe it would be nice just to show that you appreciate the effort that's been made. back to you. >> yeah. it's a thoughtful thing to do, and i think you bring up a great point about the debate about wages and a fair wage and how some people might not want to tip, thinking that they're already paying enough in terms of what the cost is to stay in a hotel room overnight. it should

tools for marriott and w hotels in for example.ed by the executive officer and cofounder willan johnson. thank you for being here. pools are expensive, no matter what year it am i right? >> they certainly are, but you trade that off with the benefit you are getting, there is certainly a lot to enjoy as well. >> ok, but a lot of the pool construction, pool quality has to do with what you did at the very beginning, right? >> absolutely. most issues with pools that develop 10, 15 years down the with ave to do construction failure upfront. get a builder with the right materials, has the right experience to build the pool but you want and can live with. >> ok, i am assuming w, marriott hotels, starwood went through a checklist before they oust vivopools to come in and take care of their pool experience? >> absolutely. the key thing for clients is the liability around the pool experience. you have the chemicals, safety, equipment, potential drowning. as a result, they are really looking for reputable, professional companies. >> are there

as you were coming into the segment, if i was from el salve dor, marriott is opening more places for me to come to. i joined the air force because three hops and a cot. that sounds good to me. if i'm from a different country making $4 a year, i'm coming up. you are inviting me. the more you build, the more green lights, come on up, the water is fine. >> i think this is more like motel 6 than marriott. free orange juice and bagels in the morning. democratic party looks as the immigration issue and problem we have as, you know, permanent status in the president, the permanent majority. they look at turning the people into voters. i don't believe that president obama is good at immigration. here is the whole thing. if you really want -- if you could put a man on the moon, find osama bin laden in the middle of nowhere, you can seal the border. there is no doubt, in my mind, that you can't. yet, he won't do it. he doesn't do it because of one thing and one thing only. he's looking for extra votes. >> we know, after the election, he's going to do something about this. talk is that he's goi

marriott. up to win yet another double. u.s. open champion -- we will be back. ♪ >> marriott international is having in international plan. the hospitality and hotel company will add 1300 hotels globally. that is more than 600 -- six hotels a week. now. investing less over the nextrs three years. ceo and president joining me now. great to have you with us. your investors say you are holding today in washington. i know you are still investing in your hotels and still investing in your company. why 20% less than before? wes our brands are sought after by real estate partners. we own almost nothing. we are in the business of managing hotels and our brands. great partners all around the world. the stronger around the platforms, the more likely they are to want to invest in us and the less our capital is needed in those deals. in the next three years, we just do not think that much capital will be needed. >> because why? >> because we have got great real estate art nerds out there with great app tight for growth. the model we are lay

system the highest member of the community would want to be paid that way. >> let's take frit the marriott perspective. they're pushing people to make sure they leave tips. i leave tips for the maids of the rooms anyway. >> i do too but once they put the envelopes out it institutionalizes underwaying their workers. >> who else do you extend tips to beyond the maids? >> it keeps expanding. service in restaurants. cab drivers. i almost never take a cab. i biked over here this morning. >> did you? >> i tip my barber. and i think it's out of nostalgia for when i had hair. or maybe it's fear that you don't really want to stiff anyone working near your face with sharp objects. >> and the same thing when you start giving out around the holidays give your child care, whoever is taking care of your children you tip them too. >> that's another solution to that too. pay them a descent wage. >> every time you asked somebody should i be tipping for x, y, and z you can't help but feel a little cheap even for asking. >> that's true but if you tip too much that is socially awkward. if you tip a cop for gi

. >>> marriott says you should tip your housekeeper.rnational placing envelopes in 160,000 rooms in the u.s. encourage to tip room attendants. those workers often get overlooked because guests don't see them. the campaign is causing outrage. many people saying it is marriott's responsibility to pay its workers a living wage so tips aren't necessary. a lot of people online saying raise the wages. hotel room prices are going up. raise the wages. >>> remember, surge soda? it is back. coca-cola unveiled the soda in 1996 to compete with mountain dew. it was taken off the shelves in 2001. it is selling on amazon to test reaction. it is thanks to the fans like the surge movement on facebook. the group has more than 130,000. the commercial is not in hd. even raised $4,000 to buy the billboard's near coke's headquarters. dear coke, we could not buy surge, so we bought this billboard instead. >> i'm glad people are involved if something important. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> the hunt for isis. right now, bombs dropping over baghdad.

at the marriott hotel.eople can meet damage assessment. >> there is a meeting at city hall and you could here simulated gunshots and s.w.a.t. team on the streets. >> wild weather is causing problems on the labor day weekend in celebration in the east were united states and there has been tore usual rain and thunder and light ininterrupting concerts and sporting events and stopping play as the united states tennis opens. a biggest hacking scandal in hollywood, general for lawrence is one of dozens of celebrity women would has risque photographs leaked and twitter is shutting down those accounts that published the photos. >> the bay bridge looks like a lighthouse the way the sunrise is rolling over and look how calm the waters are and how hazy it is with i hour bringing warmer than average temperatures and we will top out inland at 88 to 94 and 65 to >> it is holiday lit, this is the golden gate bridge from marin to san francisco so in delays only several cars ated richmond senator ralph bridge and we have a

nearly 12 grand went on his marriott rewards and starwood business cards.e hyatt rewards points. he even paid for employees to go to conferences he didn't attend. do you believe what he's doing is wrong? >> absolutely. >> reporter: john cupal is president of the association. >> people are going to look at this and have raised eyebrows. >> reporter: frequent flyer miles should be applied to county travel. and the county has no intention of providing such fringe benefits. it states employees may use their county-issued credit card for travel. if the employee doesn't have one the county will pay that person back. records show vartanian paid for those who even have county credit cards. >> i remember hearing someone say why couldn't i use my credit card? because i'm not the person handling the travel. >> reporter: the county has a travel coordinator, and it's not him. take a look at this. his reward numbers, still used to gain the points. >> there's been conferences where he either goes and attends maybe one event. he is there to check all the participants or re

now marriott hotels are trying to get you to hip your housekeepers. they are setting envelopes in the guest rooms asking customers to give $1 to $5 per day to the clearance. marriott says housekeepers do a lot to make travelers comfortable but go unnoticed. the workers union says tipping is nice but they would like to see a higher base wage, too. >> i'm glad they pointed that out. >> when i was 16, i took my driver's test, i had a '68 plymouth valiant. the door flew open. scared me to death. i thought i would flunk for sure. terrified. >> did you pass? >> i did. he was happy to be alive. let's talk about the weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel joins us outside now. >> hi, there. it's absolutely beautiful out here. there is so much sun. temperatures today have made it up into the low 70s to the low 90s in places like antioch but those numbers are going down and we may be seeing some raindrops falling around the middle of the week. certainly need that. right now, live doppler 7 hd showing you pretty clear skies across the bay area so the lo

marriott wants tone courage guests to tip the made. hotel chain launching new program called the envelope, please. they'll be putting envelopes in many hotel rooms, with the name of the person who cleaned the room. so, how much money should you leave? well, marriott says between a dollar and $5 per night. ukee, natasha? >> yes, dow it all the time. >> absolutely. >> but i leave it on the bed, the pillow. >> right little night stands, thank you very nice gesture. >> nice work. >>> speculation continues to build over possible white house run for hillary clinton. yesterday, the former secretary of state spoke at event in iowa, to honor democratic senator tom harkin. harkin is retiring after 40 years in congress. but, the crowds couldn't help but ask about clinton's own political future. >> well, it is true, i am thinking about it. (cheers). >> well, this was clinton's first visit to iowa since 2008. >>> and, ukee, through the rain, sweat, and some tears, on certain -- cancer survivors, supporters, completed the susan g. komen walk through

that's the message from marriott. the hotel is putting envelopes in more than 160,000 rooms in the u.s. and canada. the gesture, met immediately with criticism. a union that represents housekeepers says tipping is nice, but hey, why don't you pay these people more money in the first place? they make about 9 bucks an hour. here's the way i look at it. they're basically saying we want to give our housekeepers an $800,000 a day raise and we want it to come out of your pocket, the person who's staying in the room. >> lori was just talking about automation and getting rid of workers. here's an example of a service that you can't automate, right? so pay your workers more to your point. and by the way, you've got to tip the housekeeping staff. god forbid, you forget something in the room. you want to make sure you get it back. keep those guys happy. >> i know, i left my charger. how about this. i'll give -- they suggest $1 a $5 tip. i'll give $2.50, they give $2.50 and they can raise the wages a little bit. when you look at

this weekend first responders from around the world are staying at that marriott.hey are here to take part in a disaster exercise called urban shield. earlier today, our nbc chopper was on the other side of the bay in moffitt field where the exercise will take place. you see the tents down below. it's billed as the largest first responder event in the world. it begins tomorrow morning. >>> an unusual rescue call this morning at a home, video, sheriff's deputies what you're seeing there and firefighters working together to free a deer that got caught in the netting in a san carlos backyard. the rescue was tricky because the deer's antlers were tangled up and the deer was moving around a lot. we're told the buck was not hurt, just frightened. they did release it and it was heading back into the wild on its own when firefighters were still there, so a happy ending to that deer rescue. >> i used to live two streets away from carmelita in san carlos, we saw deer all the time. back in a moment with another interesting tidbit about levi's stadium. safeway understands you

marriott is rolling out that tell he porter in eight cities, starting in new york. ukee, erika? >> but don't have the -- (laughing). >> thanks, jill. >>> never do this again, we promise. >> we promise. >> trust me, whenever i do that report. >> right now 5:39. and the man who allegedly jumped a security fence at the white house friday evening is due in court this afternoon. officials say he made it inside the front doors before agents stop him. as andrew spencer reports, the secret service is making changes to keep this from happening again. >> president obama and his daughters had just left, and four minutes later on the other side of the builds ago man jumped the fence, running across the north lawn, into the president's home. >> i was stunned. i've never heard of such a thing. you know, i've been there for hundreds of fence jumpers, and they never make it even close. >> secret service says 42 year old omar gonzalez was stopped just inside the north doors. his former stepson describes him as great guy, whose mental state seemed to deteriorate after each of his three tours in i

marriott's ceo is suggesting anywhere from $1 to $5 per night is suitable. general motors will be in the news. attorney ken feinberg will announce how many deaths and injuries he has tied to gm's faulty ignition switches. gm said there are 13 deaths and 54 accidents, but many including the national highway transportation safety administration believe those numbers are much higher. >>> if you're looking for the bigger iphone 6 plus, apple says you're going to have to wait about a month. but the regular 4.7 inch iphone 6 is still available this friday. >>> sarah jessica parker and husband matthew broaddrick are selling their townhouse, only $22 million for that thing you see there. the place is just 25 feet wide, but, boy, is it tall. it has seven fireplaces and five floors. it is 5800 square feet. probably not going to have the clothes or the shoes. meet the guy who earned $11.5 million on one day. plus, an injury riddled week two in the nfl. and the sunday night comeback to tell you about. sports is next. trublend has the perfect blend for each of us covergi

marriott ceo says a dollar to $5 is a customary tip depending on the room rate. >>> this is a littleing. stutter out of the uk says 41% of women prefer to hear they look young rather than slim. so it appears that two-thirds use anti aging products to fight off father time. >> that is true for me. i was wondering. age 39.5 is the time when most women find themselves concerned about getting older. >> all right. turning what's supposed to be a beautiful moment into a work of art. >> some people think anything to do with childbirth and babies is a little -- there's an ick factor to it. >> that's right. you're looking at the remnants of childbirth. what people are actually sending this couple to turn into art for their walls. >> plus anyone knows marriage can be hard work. next the one piece of advice that lead to a long and happy relationship. hey, scott. >>> hi, lucy. things are heating up in the tropics. we'll talk about two hurricanes coming up and also we'll talk abou >> one pet owner in australia stops at nothing to save the life of her pet gold fish. the tumor started to affect the

marriott says you should tip your housekeeper, marriott international is placing envelopes in more thanguests tip their room attendants, the hotel chain says these workers are often overlooked. many are saying it's marriott's responsibility to pay their workers a living wage so tips aren't necessary. >>> remember surge soda? it was supposed to compete with mountain dew, it was taken off the shelves within five years. coke is selling a limited supply on amazon. this is because of vocal vans, there's this like the surge movement on facebook. the group has more than 130,000 likes. even raised $4,000 to buy this billboard near coke's atlanta headquarters. it says dear coke, we couldn't buy surge, so we bought this billboard instead. >> i don't remember surge, i don't remember a lot of the '90s, what else it i miss? >> we'll see. >> i wonder if mellow yellow from the '80s? anyone else? >> thanks for watching, "new day" starts right now. >>> breaking news, at least three troops killed in an attack outside u.s. base in kabul. in iraq, the u.s. goes on the offensive for the first time against i

again, at issue to so many, how could a multi billion dollars company like marriott take a step thatms to indicate it prefers you handle the job of raising wages for its lowest paid staffers. i feel it's my duty to mention that i travel a lot and i tip well because i know i will likely be back and i can't afford to make enemies on the road. but back to the recent outrage or marriott and ma coyed the angst misses the larger points that i keep trying to hammer home. you matter. if you want to raise the minimum wage or strengthen the safety net for american workers, vote your con she wants, but sheer a tip. you can't always wait for government or big business to do what you consider equitable or right. you believe deliver your own version of economic equality if you get good service. be fair when you tip. that's our show for today. i am ali velshi, thank you for joining us. [music] >> >> >>> will they or won't they? scotland heads to the polls to split with the u.k. >>> it's an historic day, one watched by separatist movements around the world. i'm nick clark in doha, also ahead. austra

pitt apparent we spend the evening at the marriott since he tweeted photos. >> it is crazy. it is kind of scary. >> investigators also link pitts to a pharmacy burglary last month. they allege he stole numerous bottles of viagra and xanax. >> he is a criminal. i hope he goes to jail for that. >> to get some perspective on hets' psychological state, told investigators yesterday he was disoriented. that he was trying to break in to get a prescription from his psychiatrist's office. a search of his home uncovered 5000 prescription medications. pitt was ordered held without bond at least until his next court appearance monday morning. >> thank you. keep us posted on that. we have breaking news tonight about an unresponsive plane carrying at least two to people that crashed off the coast of jamaica. cai jackson is live with breaking details. know now. what we the private lane crashed into the ocean north of jamaica after flying more than 1700 miles. that plane took off from rochester international airport this morning. it was scheduled to land in naples. attempts to contact the p

marriott is launching a campaign to get customers to tippett's maids.the company will begin this week leading envelopes at in its rooms. hundreds of hotels will participate including marriott courtyard residence inn and the ritz-carlton hotels. how much is enough? they say a tip from $1- $5 a night depending on the room rate. 30 percent of people did not tip the hotel made. coming up in sports to the bears rallied fourth quarter when against the forty-niners. >> what doctors say maybe were >> what doctors say maybe were stenciled for blood pressure.fo and up the bears looked like a different team in san francisco. they tried to spoil the opening. it down 17-0 in the final seconds of the half. hits marshal for the incredible one- handed catch. deficit down to 6 in the fourth. his first of two interceptions to set up the go- ahead touchdown. they forced four turnovers later in the fourth. jay cutler connects with marshall again for his third touchdown of the game. the bears win 20-20. >> it is tough at being in games like this but what happens is it build

chills know the half, marriott will remain closed released thursday concourse chiles charles crawford reports from yosemite he shows how the wildfires effecting a popular tourist attraction >> the metal fire is burning on the east side of half dome which is right there in the back of the valley. the national park service did provide me with some photographs taken last night's. it is burning in the wilderness and far away from any cabins. because of the fire we have had to close several trails. we've had to close many of the popular trails. now often time when there is a file in yosemite national park the let it burn out. because this fire is burning near some popular campgrounds they are actively fighting this fire. it is very dry this tinier and we have 35 percent of normal snowpack. this gives the potential for fire to be very great. we are suppressing fires quickly as possible. roads to yosemite are open for visitors and air quality astaire good. the air quality has been very good over the past few days. >> in other big news public kraft an incredibly disturbing video release today

acknowledge emergency assistance center that just opened and 100, victims came to the napa valley marriott for the first day of the american red cross percentage assistance center. they were able to meet one-on-one with worker whose can assess the type of help each person may need whether it is financial or mental it counseling. >> i want a place, my face back. >> i help other people. not accustomed to helping myself. i am under a lot of stress. >> people are expressing concerns of trauma. we hope when necessity leave here they have a better sense of where to go for help. >> the machine red cross says the emergency assistance center will be open each day for as long as necessary. >>> the city of vallejo holds an informational session for people recovering from the earthquake with representatives from the volunteer organization active in a disaster will be on hand to direct residents and businesses to resources to help them recover. the informational session is held at city hall at 10:00. there is still a need for help in napa. here is how you can give where you live, t "red cross," to 9099

. >>> it is a reminder to leave something behind-er starting this week marriott hotels will put envelopes in rooms to encourage tipping the maid. is that necessary? and also is that needed? that's the subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> oh [bleep] don't worry about it. bleep me. welcome to the "red eye" debate center i am greg gutfeld and i would like to dawn's b and b for hosting tonight's debate and thank you for what i assume was chocolate on my pillow do you skip the tip? the campaign is the envelope please envelope left in marriott hotel rooms will include the cleaning attendant's name and the message, caring room attendants are pleased to leave your room cared for. many stiff the staff unaware that a tip is expected. 60% think it is better to deficate than wear a robe. are you a tipper or a slasher? >> i am a tipper, but i am annoyed i tip, but sometimes i tip big because i only have the big bills. if i have small bills -- i am sick of cash. let's forget cash. i like tipping on my phone add it into the bill and stick it on my p

marriott hotel $ finding an unusual way to give maids a raise.ge customers to leave tip envelopes in their room and i think what concerns some people about this is that the company -- sounds like the company is attempting to shift the burden of their -- of the maids' income to the customers. >> it's a way for them to avoid giving housekeepers a wage hike. they're doing this with a foundation set up by maria shriver and it was her idea where they'll leave envelopes in about 160,000 hotel rooms encouraging tips. maria shriver said according to reports that you tip bellmen, waiters, why not tip the housekeeper? the recommended tip is a buck to $5 per night. i will say this. at least it's up to the customer because if you raise wages for house keepers across an entire chain, those higher costs are going to get passed on to the consumer anyway and you just don't see it. this is the way of rewarding what you think is great work. >> they do work hard. >> and if you want your room clean, you know what to do. >> you know what you've got to do. thank you s

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marriott virtual get away and each hit-and-miss included. even when they say it is not, it is always about "money." melissa: staggering new figure casting doubt over president obama's isis strategy. the head of kurdish intelligence estimating that isis brings in $6 million a day. that puts the group's annual revenue more than $2 billion, dwarfing the income of other terrorist heavyweights. here to discuss it all our very own charlie gasparino, dan schaefer of schaefer assess management. marshall auerbach, institute for economic they having. we're focused on money because that is the name of this program but also what distinguishes this particular group. they have so much more money compared to hezbollah. >> they control the oil fields. that's why. you have control of oil fields, even if you -- melissa: huge discount on black market. >> free cash flow for them. so it is an easy win for them. >> what was behind al qaeda's success, you know, alarming, trs being financed by usama bin laden's family wealth and other wealthy people. melissa: that'

in the past we have featured exclusive interviews with the likes of bill marriott and the cofounder of twitter. this week, while rebecca cooper is off, we hand over the michael -- the microphone to one of >> jupiters. he sat down in front of the business crowd with the entrepneur and former secretary of commerce as well as trade in virginia. hitting ther about bamboo ceiling and balancing success and yourur fily as well , innnovative techniques china producing paper that just might surprise you. >> a lot of people said, i could not get my raise, my promotion. i hit the glass ceiling, the bamboo c ceiling, whatever ceiling. i have the opportunity, let's go do it. of course, that is a great option. entrepreneurship is a great option that hit ceilings that they want to overcome. it is a great option especially for minorities, a lot of women that hit the glass ceiling. we see a lot more people going into that. if you are comfortable, yeah, you have to convince more people like your spouse that you are not crazy. i am going to give up the day job -- your parents, whatever -- and i am going

marriott has platessed envelopes -- placed envelopes into 150 hotel rooms. the appropriate tip is 1 to $5 per night depending on room rates. 30% of guests don't tip the made. >>> the next generation of iphone goes on sale today or it did yesterday. apple said it's breaking records with 4 million preorders in the first 24 hours doubling the previous record. if you're planning on getting one, nydia han tells you how to get the best deal when you trade in your old phone for a new one. >> reporter: with the new iphones on the market. the rush is on to sell old phones. >> some people might say you know what, i don't have the money for a new phone. actually you can get the money when you have an iphone that has a good resale value. if display is good, buttons are good. >> reporter: he gets quotes for iphone 5 and 5-s. gazelle offers $240 cash and amazon will give $283, but in the form of an amazon gift card. the highest offer came from apple itself. it's recycling program offers up to $310 on an apple gift card. >> you get the money right away, they handle all the

it will be at the napa valley marriott hotel. center will provide help for those families hit hard by the earthquake. people can meet, one-on-one with a staff to figure out what they need to do to recover. be sides the emergency center the red cross is keeping shelters in napa open. >>> an explosion brought down a four-story building just outside of paris it this morning, killing four people. rescue teams and dogs are sifting through the rebel looking for five people, believed to be trapped. 10 people were pulled out alive after the blast. the cause of the blast it is not known, but they suspect it is a gas leak. >>> the daughter of joan rivers, the family is hopeful. the 81-year-old comedian still in a medically induced coma in a new york hospital. she went into cardiac arrest while undergoing a procedure on her vocal cords. the hospital says they have no new information on her condition. tmx reported that rivers is on life support. a long time friend that had dinner with her the night before the procedure had this? >> she was h

the center will open tomorrow from 10:00 in the morning to 7:00 at night at the marriott hotel on solano avenue. >>> all napa schools are reopening after sustaining damage in the violent quake. the stone bridge charter school and napa christian school along with the st. john the baptist catholic school will all be back in session tomorrow. other schools in the napa valley unified school district reopened the middle of last week. >>> just a few days after nfl commissioner roger goodell announced tougher penalties for players accused of domestic violence, police arrested san francisco 49er ray mcdonald. the defensive end was taken in to custody early sunday morning and is facing felony domestic violence charges. the sacramento bee reports he had an altercation with his pregnant fianci. mcdonald is out on bail and is set to appear in court on september 15th. >>> meantime tonight, anti-domestic violence advocates are calling the nfl's rule changes a good first start. following mcdonald's arrest, they are looking for more action. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i

look a virtual travel thing in the lobby of marriott. taking this an eight-city tour. >> only 100 seconds of this? >> 100 seconds. >> i'll take what i can get at this point. >>> up next, you know you sometimes just want to get away from somebody, reena. you just want to hide. they have technology. not a lot of people familiar. take a look at your screen there. what that is, it simply is a lens or several lenses that then light around an object to where you can essentially look right through it. what could you use this for? you can probably come up with your own use. imagine a surgeon automobile to do surgery and able to look right through his hands. has that type of application down the road. >> a possible medical use. >> very interesting. >>> i don't like heights but this 17-year-old kid decided to scale the tallest resident building in new york city and took incredible photographs and posted it an instagram. he went to 432 park avenue. there's a bunch of different shots. one of the empire state building, the world trade center, looking

. >> the red contracts opens a victims center for those would need it at the marriott hotel. those affected by the august 24 earthquake can meet one-on-one with indicate workers for a damage estimate. they will will be happening out relief supplies and food and water. so for donations have been generous at $250,000 coming in for the earthquake victims. there is still a need for help in napa and here is how you can give where you live. text "red cross," to 90999 and ten dollar donation will be on your next cell phone bill. >> two will schools damaged during the napa valley earthquake 6.0 magnitude earthquake, will re-open today. st. john beenist catholic school in downtown napa was yellow tagged and crews have been working to make the necessary repairs and expect it to re-open tomorrow. and a chatter school is planning to re-open and their building suffered crashes during the earthquake. >> happy labor day as we celebrate the american labor movement a day to honor the achievement of workers contributed to the well-being of this country and those would have the day off can enjo

and my wife is the executive vp of marriott, just to make it clear. here's what anheuser-busch said the other day. we are not yet satisfied with the league's handling of behaviors that so clearly go against our own company culture and moral code. we've shared our concerns and expectations with the league. dan, i know money talks. we've heard that. but money talks. the fans of football who pay for the tickets and have the season tickets and go out every sunday and watch it every sunday, they don't seem to be changed in their viewing habits. >> no. >> but the other people out there, who just buy beer or go to hotels, buy campbell's soup, those people seem to be talking through the money people. and that message is getting through. i guess that's why he had the press conference today, to take the heat. >> i don't think the league loses anything with those people, those aren't the fans to begin with. and the sponsors, it's great pr for them. in minnesota, it did affect what the vikings did with peterson. i haven't seen campbell's soup or the $1.2 billion

for the marriott hotel and this red cross center. >> i wanted to see if they might be able to help out with groceries. >> a new bed for her daughters. she told me all she got was for a foucher for a food -- voucher for a food bank that wasn't open today. his apartment is in this old victorian. it is red tagged and he is out of luck. >> they said they might have first month's rent or/and deposit for rent. i think i found maybe a place to rent. >> reporter: he said the red cross gave a number but gave no estimate on when they would call. with all his stuff still in the red tagged house, he is sleeping on a friend's floor. she asked for help to fix their damaged home. >> we don't have no place else to go. >> we are transitioning in to long term recovery. the damage will last for some time. >> reporter: red cross officials will keep this center open every day, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for the next two weeks. in napa, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another small earthquake jolted the bay area this morning near gilroy. it struck at 9:10 a.m. and was 6 miles east of gilroy. close to the

it will be at the napa valley marriott hotel. the center will provide help for anyone effected by the quake. >>> a water main break is making a mess of a highway 85 offramp. the connector to stevens creek boulevard will be closed for the next 24 hours or so while the crews repair the leak. one westbound lane will be closed as well. here is what repair crews are dealing with right now. the sheriff's office took the pictures this afternoon. they are asking drivers to stay away from the area if they can. >> muni riders keeping spare change in your pocket. they will need more money to take the transit system. >>> the crowds descend on oakland. the big addition to the annual celebration, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, starting tomorrow. train fares will rise a quarter... it wi . >>> some riders will dig deeper into their wallets starting tomorrow. the train fares will raise 25 cents. adult monthly passes will go up to $68. passes that include b.a.r.t rides will cost $80. fares for seniors, disabled persons and children will not change. this

. >>> well, marriott hotel has message for its guests, next time you stay, don't for get to tip yourper. >> very nice, the chain placing envelopes more than 160,000 of its rooms to encourage guests to tip at least a dollar every day, not just at the end of the stay. a housekeeper's union says it applauds this efforts, but added that marriott and other hotel chains should pay their employees a living wage. >> i do that kay to day. well the eagles are starting zero make habit of cock bamm wins, talking more about the monday night football match up at indianapolis. we will do that in sports. >> also straight ahead, popular clothing store, apologizing now for an item that many are calling taste less. we'll explain that. >> today will eventually end up a real nice one. but we are still dealing with some wet wet issues, storm scan3, see the green over my shoulder, we walk you through what's going on, and what the rest of the week has in store, also checking the tropics full detailils and busy forecast, all coming up. i know that what jesus christ heard my momma's prayers, god answers our f