. >> reporter: anthony is katrina's younger brother. >> i want to do something. if i have to go to oklahoma and build her a house brick by brick i would do that. and all she can say is i don't know what i need, but i need to find my dogs. >> reporter: during this interview. >> whatever you do just is helpful. >> reporter: katrina called with sad news. >> what? you found gia? >> reporter: one of her two dogs did not survive. zeke on the right is still missing. >> i just want to hold her. i just want to hold her. >> reporter: in a disaster that killed at least 24 people, this family is grateful katrina and her family survived. even found inspiration in the rubble of her home. life is good. support for his sister has been pouring in here at home and online. he says she still needs all the help she can get. she is staying with friends in oklahoma for now. live in martinez, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> after a week of dangerous heat we're settling into a pattern of mild temperatures. big changes are on the horizon. i'll detail what it means. >>> in 5 minute

. >> reporter: 34-year-old katrina lucido sent her brother anthony this video of the ruins in her home. katrina lucido is staying with friends tonight. >>> today specialists were displayed from the urban task force. they intend to help other first responders. others are from sacramento and los angeles. those teams include structural engineers and medics equipped with listening devices and cameras to look through gaps and collapsed buildings for survivors. you can go to our facebook page to look for survivors. there are thousands of people who have liked our badge, prayers for oklahoma. >>> now to our continuing coverage of today's announcement that had people celebrating from san francisco to santa clara and beyond. nfl commissioner roger goodell makes it official, the bay area will host super bowl l. >> super bowl l has been awarded to san francisco by majority vote. >> reporter: the bay area contingency in bay area's meeting in boston could not be happier. >> it's bringing the entire community together. from the nfl to levy's to the folks that were out there pounding the streets for votes when we were