this wood right here, this was once their carport for two dozen vehicles.this is what it looked like minutes after the quake. residents say that the carport collapsed and the sound of that crash was just as loud as the earthquake itself. >> describe how loud it was? >> the loudest thunderstorm you can imagine, that is how loud it stphaofs for me not to have a car, i don't have transportation to the doctor -- loud it was. >> for me, not to have a car, i don't have transportation to the doctor or anything. >> reporter: now, many can not get back in their units, not until tomorrow will a demolition crew come out here to remove it so people can get a look at how bad the damage is to their vehicle. >> when you saw that carport, what did you think? [ laughter ] >> you know. i don't know who is going to clean that mess up. who is going to clean it up. you are thinking not me. >> >> i am hoping not me. >> reporter: now, who is fitting the bill for this damage? >> folks here in downtown napa, alan, brian, still cleaning up. as with you can see, bricks, downed trees,

this carport and a total of three carports collapsed this morning and a dozen cars stuck underneath. we heard a creaking noise. neighbors are staying clear of a , you don't know and especially if you get one more after shock, these carports will continue to collapse. as far as we know, no one hurt here when three carports collapsed in this apartment complex. we are live this morning, ktvu channel 2 news, alex savage. >>> all right, thank you for that report, let's head back to mark. >> we are talking about this earlier, two feet per second, that was the ground movement with this quake. i counted at least 15 seconds it seems like. you get 15 seconds of shaking like that and two feet per second, that's what it does. alex mentions of the key concerns after shocks. the strongest one was at 5:47 and that was at 3. 6. the most recent one -- that's fg followinging main shock that happened at 6: at 6. 0 this morning. they're sayinga 5 to 10% chance of a quake equal to or larger in the next seven days in the this area. this is modified. the 45% chance was initially a 5 4% chance. it has come

the carport, it fell down over the cars that were parked inside. as you heard wayne mention, it made it impossible for those folks to go anywhere. their care inside. this is from the napa valley distillery. you see significant damage by that disstillry. we go a little further, these are bookshelves from south napa county. completely thrown over on their side. there's the bookshelf, just tossed over. no one near it fortunately when it fell. again you see this is wiped out. when you think napa, think wine, and a lot of wine has been lost. these are on the floors at the shop. another napa disstillry has significant damage. this is a picture from there. different bedrooms and apartments, furniture all over. things have been rattled. kitchens particularly hard-hit. bottles, spices, ingredients you see all over the counters and doors. this is at another home in napa. you know, these kitchens, again, significant area. loss. also the bricks. i know kristen was talking about bricks falling from chimneys and that's what we saw there. here is more wine. that

this is a carport also in napa with big damage there. that means basic things people are used to having, gas, using stoves, they are not doing that. they are cleaning up a lot of broken dishes and trying to figure out where to go from here. >> 80,000 people in napa, a quarter of them don't have power. >> the pg&e staging area at the napa airport, that is where they are and more on the way. pg&e, has 21,000 still without power. you look at the buildings and see okay ground shakes that, building is bowed, bad things structurally there. the power outages trying to figure out what caused so many of them. was it a tree that fell on a downed line. it is hard to figure out. these earthquakes have such a big impact, regardless. we talked on the usgs. over to mark now to give us a look at what we are dealing with in terms of the shaking. you have that very cool graph behind you i can't from the berkeley size month logical lab. the effects of the earthquake, unfortunately, fire that is a big impact with earthquakes, usually following the earthquak

these are the other two carports that just came down entirely. they crumbled down on at least a dozen or so cars. they will have quite a bit of damage and the folks that live in this complex assisting how many damage was done and people obviously upset that the cars were crushed here this morning at this apartment complex but everyone very thankful that no one was hurt and no one inside any of these cars. live this morning in napa. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> alex, thank you for that report. appreciate it. we have been talking about the roadways, 121 and sal what is happening. >> i got off of the phone and i have not heard that race is canceled. there is buckling, highway 37. the roads have been opened even though there is traffic control but they are urging you if you are looking this is not the day, if you are trying to taste wine as silly as that sounds you may be waking up, today is not the day to go to those roads. chpd is asking you to stay away from the area unless you have to go. if you are going to the race, so far we know the race has not

the carport has completely collapsed here. 200 feet of cars. on -- -- >>reporter: pancake themselves on top of the cars in the carport. dramatic scene. i was at the fire earlier this morning. that was dramatic. exactly how strong this was. >> any reports of any damage or - not damage but injuries there? >>reporter: no injuries. apparently it collapsed -- >>reporter: down in marina area where we saw the buildings collapse. that's what it looks like. pushed itself on top of these. basically laying on the driveways. >> that is jackie reporting live from the scene 200 unit apartment complex where the carport collapsed on the cars there. fortunately no one hurt. >> just a quick traffic note. highway 37 has fully reopened. reported that the webb of ramp was closed but now that has been reopened. great news as about tens of thousands of people attending the race way. >> we're tracking some of the pictures being tweeted to us on social media. you can see dramatic images. highway 37 reopening it. this is the road buckling. you see an isle here in a groc

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he asked that because he wanted his main entrance to be through the carport. he was going to teach his family when they come through the driveway and they would exit the car on the passenger side so they can use the wall as protection. the first year of the house, they were here, someone shot through this window, the living room window. that is when mrs. evers say put medgar on the floor so the kids will be lower than the window. that is when they all got on the floor when it was shot for the second time. she slept with a gun and medgar with a pistol or vice versus. he knew his life. he knew people were following him. that is why he took all of these precautions. he talked about, in meetings, he talked about how when he got a car he had a mechanic friend and he would take it to him and have it souped-up to outrun people who would chase him. that is why, you know, sometimes you have a calling and you cannot let go and that is what you he would talk about. >> i had a number of threatening calls. people calling say they are going to kill me. they are going to blo

can carport collapsed on 40 or 50 cars at the complex. residents saw their belongings falling off cabinets, and shelves and creating a huge mess when it struck. >> vallejo is dealing with ds of up safe buildings and water main breaks. alan wong is on mare island. >> we are only six or seven miles away from the center so officials were surprised at the limited damage with no major injuries compared to what happened in napa. a lot of the damage long this historic street called captain's row and all of the chimneys have collapsed on the homes and eight are yellow or red tagged. in the downtown area the first united methodist church had a wall of brick that partly collapsed and you can see how they fell from the top of the church and the tower is fine. on tennessee street this are five stores with shattered windows. the earthquake hit only one side of the street. there was no damage to the businesses on the other sigh but employees had a lot of cleaning with hundreds of items thrown off the shelves. this are reports of water loss from homes a

he asked that because he said he wanted his main interest -- entrance through the carport. he was going to teach his family when they were going to come the driveway they were always going to exit the house in the passenger side that way they can use the wall as a means for protection. the one on the east wall higher than other windows, higher than that looked like this on this street. >> the first year someone shot through this window. medgar said put the kids on the floor so they would be lower on the windows than the beds would be. second shot was was through their bedroom window. so they would sleep on the floor. sometimes they would sleep with a gun and maybe with a pistol sometimes when he was here or vice versa. she was protecting her kids just as medgar was. medgar he knew people were involving him. hat's why he took all of these precautions. he would take his car to the mechanic and have it souped up so to speak to have people that would chase him that kind of a thing. sometimes you va calling and you cannot let go. and i believe that's the way it was. medgar, that

there's a car in the parking lot that really took a beating million dollars in emergency here to carports that are crushed dozens of cars under their conformance animal shelter. most of the aftershocks have been lower than 3.0 magnitude. the probability of a strong aftershock is down to 22%. temperatures were in the '70s today. in napa it was 82 temperature is are mainly in the '60s with the cloud coverage will be overturned by 8:00 we're starting to see some clearing down to the south bay. and then the fog moves back to the coast where it will stay through the afternoon at the coast again tomorrow there'll be lower temperatures tomorrow after declaring it will be in the '80s in the bay area. we are seeing a warming trend tomorrow that continue through the rest of the week up to the '90s. we will have minimal fog mostly confined to the coastline we will start to cool slowly this weekend >>pam moore the napa area has long been a popular spot for weddings. but one couple almost had to put their long- planned nuptials on hold. because of the earthquake. matt rasmussen and kate corwin spent m

vehicles trapped beneath carports at charter oaks apartment. life interrupted. >> i'm a college student. i have to go to school during the week. >> reporter: wife and mother has been borrowing a car to get her husband to work, and son to school. >> we're pretty much left to deal with it on our own. >> reporter: a feeling of frustration and helplessness. she says her insurance won't cover the damage, and that the apartment complex won't either. it's considered a natural disaster. >> we live in an apartment. we can't afford to up and buy a new vehicle. >> reporter: red cross has set up a shelter at crosswalk church for families at a crossroads. >> blankets and food. >> reporter: this woman has packed her pickup truck with necessities, in case of another earthquake. >> i close my eyes, and i listen to the sound. and i'm scared. >> reporter: she is now weighing moving to another state. but concerned that it will disrupt the lives of her children. inside the shelter, other families are trying to regain a sense of normalcy. >> reporter: the earthquak

. >> i saw the whole roof of the carport just collapse and it was loud. you could hear tracking and just a big boom and it just landed right on all of these cars. >> it's unclear how many cars were damaged but smaller cars may have been spared as they were parked between taller vehicles that kept the roof from crushing them. >>> the johnny's bar was packed most of the night. some were tourists that were heading home after spending the day at sonoma raceway. >> we're just taking a break from sweeping up the glass and vacuuming and getting all the plates and crystal and china back into the cabinet. >> workers at johnny's says it was important to give people a feeling of normalcy. the restaurant is offering a limited number of menu and seating because of the quake. >>> let's go to sal. keeping an eye on traffic. especially up there in the napa area. it's not looking too good. >> that is right. city crews will be working on the dam a crews will be working near the corner of white cliffs and twin oaks. >> i think they will fix this shortly. we've got a good wo

mark kelly shows us that the carport actually collapsed. >> property manager is so busy helping resident get back inside downtown napa is facing an uncertain future. it's the first presbyterian church. part of the steeple was damaged. stained glass windows blown out. but the biggest concern tonight is an entire wall is in danger >>> part of the steeple was damaged, stain glass windows, blown out. the biggest concern is that an entire wall is in dangerous of collapse. >> well, we have a call for a possible collapse. we came over here and the maintenance worker, you can see when you go on this side. this wall is leaning way out. unfortunately it is so high we can not shore it up. we are trying to get a special crew in to see if they can do that, they have the tools to do that. i was worried about if the call keeps flexing issue the glass will break out. of course if it collapses it will be a disaster. >> reporter: now, the inside of the church has also sustained damage. the timing was important. early this morning before sunday services. now, a woman in hercules had her home surveillance r

that is a sleeping slope the property has 25 feet even if frontage and is depraved with the covered carport at the front of the property and an 7 and hundred and detached property it didn't embody any sty bus us is a cottage that was overwhelming constructed in 111 the block is defined by self-same dwelling in a mix of architecture style o are generally 20th century - one to two stories in height it has a two family dwelling while the property down slope has a single-family dwelling it will be a single-family dwelling 36 and a half feet in height that includes a bonus room and garage and living room and kitchen and dining area and 3 businessmen's and two bats on the second and third story. the project proposes a radish of 514 inches that exceeded the 9 inches the overall scale and materials of the proposed replacement structure are complimenty with the residential neighborhood character. the materials for the front facade are contemporary in style with sustained neutral revised windows. prior to and during and after the public notification the department received letters expressing concerns

a carport collapsed on a dozen vehicles at the apartment complex where cesar calderon lives. did you hear this come down? >> i did, i saw it, too >> reporter: what tid it feel like when the earthquake hit? >> so much adrenaline going through my body, i didn't know. i was scared. i was shaking. i wanted to make sure may family was okay >> reporter: this is wine country and plenty was spilled from broken bottles and tumbling barrels in storage cellulars, how much this will cost napa's $13 billion wine industry won't be known for days but individual wineries have put their losses in hundreds of thousands of dollars. the earthquake originated on the 20-mile to 30-mile-long napa fault, one of california's smaller fault lines, and no significant foreshock warning something bigger was coming, but have been more than 70 aftershocks. delores was knocked to the floor by the quake. still a little shaky? >> yes. coming back to this, it starts over again >> reporter: her daughter, margaret ferrer, came to stay with her. what was she like after this? >> fearful. she just didn't want to be

relatively easy to find parking, but neighbors say fans were parking on the streets and some people's carports. only people with special permit stickers were allowed. no one was checking for them. >> part of me can tell you there's going to be a lot to change. hear from the neighbors to see what they've experienced and try to constantly improve upon that. we'll look at how we might be able to bring in additional staff if that's what it means. >> fans did complain about crowded trains. more than 8,000 people used light rail. vta says it'll make more changes before the 49ers first game, that's in less than two weeks. >> i was there, they have to work on some things, most defini definitely. >> with pro-football, high school football they're going to play there, and soccer. there's a lot in store for the stadium. we may be able to add hockey to the list. >> it is beautiful. yahoo sports blocker caught this posting on ticket master. last people to purchase tickets for the 2015 nhl series game between the l.a. kings and san jose sharks. ed it take place on february 21st. ticket master pulled that li

i just saw the whole roof of the carport just collapse and it was loud. hear cracking and a big boom and it just landed right on all of these cars. >> it's unclear how many cars were damaged. but it appears some smaller cars may have been spared if they were parked between taller creeks, it kept the roof from crushing them. >>> 7:56. a multi-million dollar price tag for cleaning up vallejo after yesterday's quake. coming up right after the break, what they are doing out there to pick up the pieces after this weekend's earthquake. >> reporter: a lot of people surveying damage in downtown napa after yesterday morning's quake. we'll tell you about the cleanup that's underway and the inspections coming up. >>> right now we're still looking at slow traffic especially in the east bay. 880 still looks good if you want to get to downtown oakland. that might change, too. we'll be on it. >>> plenty of low clouds in place. a decent sea breeze to the west. it will be cooler today. we'll talk about how long this pattern lasts and what's in store for later in the week.

they're all under that carport. it collapsed during the shaking. hard to tell now how badly the cars were damaged. theirs is covered. brown east valley is one of the hardest hit areas in napa. >>> some of the most dramatic video came from this mobile home park. this happened on orchard avenue on highway 29. flames destroyed four homes. having enough water was a major issue yesterday. fortunately, no injuries due to that fire. but there were hundreds who showed up to the hospital. >> we are live outside of the medical center in napa with an update on the conditions of some of the victims there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. total of 208 people were treated here in this emergency room, but this morning, only 17 remain hospitalized. one of them in critical condition. also a 13-year-old boy was air lifted to uc davis medical center with critical injuries after a chimney collapsed and pieces of a fireplace fell on him. he is now in serious condition. most people suffered cuts and bruises from falling objects. >> i fell off my bed, and

. >> there were people parking in our carports and it just got way crazy and out of hand. we couldn't park in our own streets. >> reporter: police say they plan to beef up the number of officers monitoring the neighborhoods when the 49ers play their inaugural game at levi's stadium in less than two weeks. they also say if you ignore the signs and don't have a sticker like this on your car, you'll likely return from the game to find your car has been towed. the biggest gripe saturday night came from people who took light rail home. some fans say they waited for more than an hour to catch a train, and then they faced more delays caused by pedestrians. >> once in awhile we have to delay a train so we could get people or cars off of the tracks. >> reporter: the crowds were larger than expected but say they'll have extra trains ready as soon as the game lets out. we do want to point out that the cost of parking at candlestick was about the same as it is here, still, a lot of people on saturday night complained of sticker shock. also, santa clara police arrested two people here

. >>> the people who own the cars under this collapsed carport are still waiting to see if they can drive them once again. the cars are still trapped in that napa apartment complex. the plan is to pull them out sometime early next week. >>> a scary afternoon in vallejo. flames got too close for comfort for people living on sonora pass road. the fire started around 3:30 yesterday afternoon at a homeless camp near the junction of highways 29 and 37. water from a cal fire helicopter helped keep the fire about 10 acres. it took about two hours to put it out. no homes were damaged. >>> time for weather now. it's 4:33. lawrence has his track shoes on. he is over here to tell us about what could be -- >> i have. i mean, boy, you know, with all the earthquakes and everything, we have been working extra hard but yeah, looks like things are fairly calm this morning. knock on wood, right? sorry about that. >> hey, my desk! [ laughter ] >> looks like we are going to see nice weather coming our way. starting out with patchy fog along the coastline and inside the bay but by the afternoon, we're going t

. >> the earthquake had just stopped and i just saw the whole roof of the carport just collapse. and it was, it was loud. you could hear it cracking and just a big boom and it just landed right on all these cars. >> reporter: it's hard to tell just how many cars were actually parked there. some smaller vehicles may have been spared. if they were parked between taller vehicles that kept them from being crushed. it's going to take some effort to remove all that debris so people can get their cars out. >>> there's been dozens of aftershocks and we can expect more in the days to come. >> we want to bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin and he's been tracking the aftershocks all day long. what are we seeing. >> you get the infrastructure weaken a little bit then you come along with this 3.6 aftershock that we had a quarter to 6:00 this morning and it causes more problems. we're continuing to see aftershocks about one every hour. most of them are below 2.0. okay. but these are some of the bigger ones this is how it went this morning. we had a 2.6 one of the bigger ones at 8:00 o

at least four carports were damaged yesterday at the charter oak apartments just to the west of downtowncrews will be busy working on the damaged roads. it caused significant damage as you saw on highway 121. large crack spreads right across the road. crews will also been working between the corner of white cliff and twin oaks. >>> time is 5:47. let's get everybody moving on a monday morning. sal, can you handle all of that? you've been busy all weekend. >> we have been. and yeah we've been looking at the commute. and i'm just looking to see if the list here. first of all we will start with the east shore freeway. if you wonder what it is like from vallejo down to the mccarthur maze, the traffic does look pretty good as you drive. it is looking like a normal commute. the metering lights have gone on in the last few minutes and traffic is backed up to the mccarthur maze. already kind of a monster commute coming out of the livermore valley this morning. westbound 580 very slow as you come out toward the area. i want to mention something that is not on my maps. in santa rosa it looks like a

. >> a carport collapsed on to 40 and maybe as many as 50 cars at the complex. a look at the damming and these folks will -- a look at the damage and those folks will have a hard time. >> belongings fell off cabinets and shelves creating a huge mess when the quake shut. >> we have a lot more to show you. still to come, continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. >> and we will leave you with a montage of the pictures from today. we will be right back. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. 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. okesperson: get a with a new volkswagen turbo.ed reward card why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay.. and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan... okay

the factory makes carports for germ motors. thit employees more than 400 workers. the cause of the explosion is still not yet known. butville accidents frequently in china where work safety standards are often lax. on average 200 people are killed in workplace accidents every day. a manufacturing hub, it's key export markets. al jazeera, beijing. >> more than 70,000 chinese factory workers have died in the last two years. a fire in a poultry farm that killed 150 people last year. and coal mines are notorious for their poor safety records. an >> reporter: it's the local government that is supposed to be implementing and enforcing these laws, and also often it's the local government that has the vested interest in boosting economic growth. they're willing to turn a blind eye to safety violations, and willing to turn a blind eye to violations of labor law. the problem is essentially the workers in the factories don't have any say in safety standards. there are no effective trading and soon the factories will ensure that workers are protected given right clothing and s

at least four carports were damaged yesterday at the charter oaks apartment.t of downtown napa. one woman who lives at the complex says she saw her roof come down. >> the earthquake had just come and i saw the roof collapse. you could hear cracking and a big boom. it landed on all of these cars. >> some people still without their car then and for awhile. it's unclear how many cars were damaged. it does appear some of the smaller cars may have been spared if they were parked between taller vehicles that kept the roof from crushing them. >>> there is a lot of buzz about the quake on social media. the #napaquake it started trending yesterday morning. people were using it to report damage and injuries. others are citing the moment the quake hit and say they were afraid to sleep. and there were also tweets about very different issues including iraq and syria. social media experts say it's not unusual for people to hijack a trending topic and use it for their own agenda. >>> pet owners are still looking for cats and dogs that got spooked and took off. they have post

others are full collapse where you've seen for example a carport that literally dropped to the vehicles below it. staircases that have separated from the building so you can't get into the building. we've had some structural fires as well. so it really -- the range is pretty broad. >> reporter: did the date of the buildings' construction factor? >> really that hasn't been the case. we've seen buildings that were constructed more recently, as an example the hotel downtown that was built in 2006, had materials fall from it, from the facade. and then, of course there are older buildings that have fallen off their foundation, which are several decades old. >> reporter: what about in terms of the retrofit, how does that play out? any retrofitted buildings that fareed better or not necessarily? >> the urms, as we call them, we have had i think there were 18 unreinforced main street buildings over the last 7 or 10 years that we've identified. 12 of those have been reinforced, six haven't, but we are working proactively with the property owners of three of those, and three of them we weren't. t

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there are issues everywhere you look, including this collapsed carport. dozens of cars trapped underneath after this structure came crashing down early sunday morning when the shaking started. all of these issues making life lift for a lot of people whose cars are stuck under here. all across town, you see buckled roads still and broken water lines are still a major prob -- major problem as well. a lot of people still have no running water. a lot of people have homes they can't live in. business owners have stores and restaurants they can't open because they were so badly damaged. more than 100 buildings had been red tagged since the earthquake. and beyond the damage, many people just say the intense shaking that morning has left them on edge, unable to relax. >> when i close my eyes and listen to the sunday of something i'm scareed. >> the estimated damage, $00 million. that figure will factor into how much federal aid comes into the napa area. one lawmaker is planning to ask the president to declare a state of emergency soon but that sort of declaration

you see broken glass and a lot of damage to walls and into buildings and carports. call in number of homeowners that could not get into their home. we've been telling you all morning no school in napa. the court house is one of the buildings that suffered damage. in many cases today will be no court action and napa. >> darya: syria surveillance of video from inside a home and hercules. >> darya: as we are following more pictures coming into the note newsroom they've been coming into our e merrill. whatever helicon received pictures in edmonton. >> darya: a tree actually splitting behalf and caskets that fell open. then they also had caskets that fella. and a lot of wineries are dealing with cleanups of this morning. we like to see your e-mail us. please send them to are faced book page. >> george: the banks of along with other roadways that were damaged tendon there been repaired. there are no closures of this morning. in tracking the rest of the commute. the ride on the east shore freeway with a delay free an incident free. westbound 580 still very like brad. 44 th

previous fixes did not work, and they are advised to park on street and avoid garages and carports.separate from the recall announced yesterday with ignition issues with the sat turn vue. gm issued 60 recalls this year involving 29 million vehicles. >>> your sports news is still to come on "today in the bay." coming up. the a's and giants going in opposite directions, and raiders hit the field for the first time this season. we'll tell you how they did next. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> you're looking live at at&t park gearing up for the rebox spartan and raies. if you have good vision, people are running up and down in the stands warming up. our own rob maieda is there con peting in the crossfit challenge. he's a beast. good luck, rob, kill it. over to the cove, socked in by fog, but it will clear up in oakland. the a's look to be perfect against the twins. they opened up, cocoa crisp with the flat top hairdo. it worked. bases loaded, triples in the bottom of the fifth, makes it 3-0. they were holing a 6-5 lead in the ninth, and the all-star close doolittle sets a re

still trapped along with 20 other cars underneath a collapsed carport at napa's charter oaks apartments. it's easy to see what's wrong here. but in other parts of napa, the quake damage isn't as obvious, though no less devastating. >> water came through the sealing right up here where you see the yellow, right along those pipes joe. >> reporter: the building is structurally sound but the water damage inside is extensive. >> we had a broken sprinkler system that flooded the back of the store. carpet delaminated, so we had to pull it up. >> reporter: martin hopes to have the carpets replaced and the store ready to reopen by monday. at the uptown theater, it's probably going to take a lot longer. it has been red tagged and unsafe to enter. at this point it's unclear whether it will be ready in time to host the likes of dave mason, and dana carvy next month. >> here's the gap and here's the gap. >> reporter: the future is also cloudy for randy brown. his house looks pretty good from the outside, but up close it's another story. >> they kind of said that's how much the house has moved off of

. >> there were people parking in our carport. >> reporter: they're going to make sure people don't use side streets to beat the system. the niners say they are looking at all the concerns. >> listen, parking and traffic is always going to be a number one priority for us. we'll look at that. we'll look at how we can integrate ourselves with santa clara police department and the folks at vta. >> reporter: they're confident they have a solid plan for the nearly 69,000 people coming to see the first game on august 17. police made two arrests, one for public intoxication and one for a man suspected of selling fake merchandise. he was arrested on an outstanding warrant. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> while some kinks still need to be worked out let's talk to gerard moncure. >> today was the first of three workouts that will be open to the fans. the other will be august 15 and august 20. 10,000 49er diehards got a view. it is a count down to the first season game. fans enjoyed their first experience inside the stadium. and for the team, it was a nice change of pace and a chance to exp

others are in full collapse, where you so a carport dropped to the vehicles below it. staircases that separated from the building. we've had some structural fires as well. really the range is broad. >> is this sort of taj, speshtly in places where brick -- is this sort of damage. specially in places where brick and mortar. this building may have to be knocked down, it's holding on virtually the steel beams holding it up. >> it's troubling. how worried should the residents be about possible aftershocks? >> the u.s.g.s. suggests that the aftershocks could be as great as 5.0. this was a 6.0 earthquake your. it was probably a 50% chance that those aftershocks could hit us. the question is how could we get out ahead of this. a prototype seismic early warning system alerted scientists 10 seconds before the shaking. it functioned as it was supposed to. it's the basis for a state wide system, that will hopefully get funded. we spoke with lieutenant governor gavin news some and he spoke about his hopes for system. >> our economy is close to $2 trillion a year. this is the price

the seen it will show you also from early yesterday morning these are to carports pounded on a bunch of cars comes the dozens of cars you can see what right there we lead in the perspective from the drawing card for justine now fraught shows the damage from the schools and area >> : in a school for you but school districts tomorrow and then these pictures here will help you understand why. this is less parties see the bookshelves toppled over like dominoes today the district is an assessment of two-thirds of the school and determined that they are structurally safe. on tuesday the rest of the schools need to be checked out by engineers staff did report that the school today to clean up all messed one of the buildings were this bookshelf toppled right over. there are so lot more of these put back together before classrooms are ready for students the district will be done checking all schools by noon on tuesday so we should know by 1:00 tomorrow if schools will be open on wednesday. coming up we go inside one school that is cleaning up to show you what it will take to get rid for class

. >> there were people pashi ipar our carports. it just got way crazy and out of hand. we can't park on our own streets. >> reporter: only people with the stickers on the cars were supposed to be allowed into the neighborhoods. the closer to game time residents hearsay nobody checked for the stickers. and people drove right past these signs. >> part of me can tell you that there's going to be a lot of things that will change. you know, we're going to look to hear from the neighbors to see what they've experienced yesterday and try to constantly improve upon that. we'll look at how we might be able to bring in, you know, additional staff if that's what it means. >> reporter: one thing fans did complain about, crowded trains. more than 8,000 people used light rail to get to the stadium and many passengers complained about the long waits to catch a train home. bta says it will work to improve that. >> we think our plan is pretty solid. it's just the pocket track is going to help us and we are going to be taking a look, making few changes here and the there. and i think we

. >>> not far from the epicenter, carport collapsing crushing dozens of cars beneath. . this happened on brown east valley road. also the air control tower at napa county sarpt inoperable this morning. you can see the windows are shattered, blown out. we are told this is not unusual as the tower is typically empty during the night hours. there's no structural damage to report and the airport is open. please stay with us on air and online for continuing coverage of the napa quake. our website nbcbayarea.com is being updated around the clock. we have the latest information as well as more surveillance video. >>> it's time to check the forecast. the sun has arrived, san jose state, so have the students there, they're heading back today as well as san francisco university. >> also grabbing the backpacks this morning, students in 18 other districts across the bay area gradually every one's going back to school. >> back to school, here we go. >> back to school. but you know what, that means there's so much learning that will take place. and you my friends will be better for it

and the people who own the cars under this collapsed carport are still waiting to see if they can drive them again. the cars are still trapped at a napa apartment complex. the plan is to pull them out early next week. >>> and crews from all over the bay area are now helping with emergency roadwork around the city of napa. workers replacing a water line, this team from fairfield. they say they are happy to help people in the quake zone get back up on their feet. >> won wonders when you have -- when you have 130 main breaks, you need other entities to help you out. that's too much for one city. you need help. >> road crews from cities including benicia and roseville are also working in napa. >>> northbound lanes of 280 in san francisco will be closed off to traffic later today. the closure begins at 2:00 this afternoon and the freeway will re-open tuesday morning. crews will be working on earthquake retrofits during that time. highway 101 will be your best bet to get into san francisco from the peninsula. >> note to sel: we are all going to the giants game and when it lets out it could be

they are under that carport. it just collapsed during the shaking. too many hard to tell right now how badly the cars are damaged. brown's valley one of the hardest hit areas in napa. >>> tough news to get for the drivers. also difficult to watch some of this dramatic video coming from a mobile home park in papa. this happened off of orchard avenue that is near highway 29. flames destroyed four homes, and having enough water right now a major issue. fortunately, no injuries due to that fire. but there were hundreds who showed up to the hospital. >> we are live outside queens valley medical center in napa with an update on the conditions now of those victims. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this hospital was so busy yesterday, hate it had to set up a triage tent here in the parking lot. doctors treated 208 people who showed up here after the earthquake. now the good news is this morning, only 17 remanl in the hospital -- remain in the hospital, one in critical condition. also we want to tell you about a 13-year-old boy who was air lift

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others are full collapse, where you've seen, for example, a carport literally dropped to the vehicles below it. staircases that have separated from the building so you can't get into the building. we have had some structural fires as well. it, the range is pretty broad. >> reporter: meantime wine makers in this world famous grape-growing region are taking stocks of their losses. broken bottles and barrels made a mess at silver oak wine sellers. they lost as much as half of their inventory. they're working against the clock to clean it all up and salvage damaged barrels. early estimates put losses over $100 million. martha, the quick update on two people listed in critical condition this morning. one is an adult. one 13-year-old boy struck by the debris of a fallen chimney. back to you. martha: we wish them well this morning. claudia, when do i expect things to open back up there again? >> reporter: officials say most of napa valley is fine and open for business. they want the tourists to come. shops and restaurants obviously here in this area are closed. yellow police tape certainly m

it was parked in our carport and six law enforcement agencies vehicles and homeland security pulled up that point. but they told me they thought it might be over the clean air act. >> really? did it pass inspection? >> oh, yes. it passed inspection. i had a title for it. insurance. no, i shouldn't say passed inspection because old cars don't have to be inspected. but i had done enough work to take it up to the level where it would have passed an inspection. >> but just to show you how out of date their information was, i understand that they had the previous owner's name on the warrant because that car had to be seized. >> oh, we're going back four owners. >> so they went back four owners and finally caught up with the car four owners later! >> correct. >> where is the car today? >> your guess is as good as mine. >> they won't tell you? >> no. >> what are you going to do? >> i think it's been moved three times. we're fighting it. we're trying to get the cars back. there were 40 seized that day all over the united states. >> the people that showed up, they were dhs? >> yes. yes: and loc