initially described as a 4.2 downgraded to 4.1 magnitude quake if you do have a picture deserved damage or pictures that got knocked off the shelf or if you have this is we always lacing pitches to help illustrate how people felt the shaking and specific locations be sure to tell a story rescinding that follow from if you do so you can send a message of this book tse's and seagram again the e-mail address if u.s. and its pictures is breaking news@kron.com. >> grant: the scene just before vallejos school board meeting last night superintended one nothing to do with our cameras will discuss security concerns about just about the high school particular this follows the shooting death 17 year-old max rusk he was killed and a popular trail near the school campus scott rates has been demanding answers and spoke with the police department draws us live now from a high school with the latest. >> reporter: police tell me that they believe the area around high-school essay parents say that isn't the case of this as a school board remain silent on the issue of security issues that jesse basalt bef

or destroyed and we also have video from the county that was damaged as well you can seem the damage done to buildings and these three people were killed and dozens more injured and cnn has more now on the damage across the midwest wrecking overnight a scene of devastation in east texas after severe weather and reported tournedos touching down the county's emergency management team as describing the scene as of mass casualty incident dozens of injuries have been reported there were significant damage and a possible gas leak from parts of the city of 2600. >>reporter: this week and over 70 tornadoes reported from south dakota to texas this video shows a tornado hit a high school and i will it was sheltering 100 people all evacuated just in the nick of time as a nail sirens flares another to an error ripping through a small south dakota town and a multiple people and damaging over 20 buildings and step aside there was no wind no rain at no noises and then i can hear the howling like an airplane that was the first tornado on saturday to nettle struck eastern, texas killing one person an

they said they did not find any damage caused by this earthquake and say nobody called in injury or damage reports. it was back to business as usual. but people say it was a memorable shake. they describe it as a big jolt. and they said they moved their fire engines out of the garage and said it sounded like a train hit the building. >> it sounded and felt like a train kind of coming and felt like a train hit the building. it was a really big jolt. >> reporter: this is pictures of damage from last year's napa quake. and they drove around inspecting buildings and report they have not found any new damage. so, a much different story in napa but here in yountville, no reports of injury or damage but lots of stories. >>> and the situation, people might be feeling some more there is a potential for after shocks. >> and weave are've only had one after shock so far and that was below a 2.0 p.. a lot of you may be concerned this is on the same fault line as the quake last summer. it is not. that happened on the west napa salt zone. tonight's hand in the green valley fault line. and people as far s

they also have a vehicle damaged. several cars are banged up. routh marlin who owns the camera captured the destruction and shares what she saw. >> this car hit this post over here pulled this car over the sidewalk and hit the trail blazer over here and he slipped and hit my husband's truck and one run away and one was taken to the hospital by the emt. >> now police tell uss the person who fled the scene, they have not captured him at this point but the person who was taken away was hand cuffed is being tested for dui and now in police custody at the hospital. we're going to continue to stay here gather more information and talk to residents and see you in a half hour. live from tacony monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> 6:03. following more breaking news. a philadelphia police officer hurt in a crash. a car collided with a patrol vehicle while he was responding to a call this morning. nbc 10's matt delucia is live on the scene for us there in southwest philadelphia. so matt you've been gathering more information for us

there is a large possibility of widespread damage. there are reports of buildings collapsing and tremors felt as far as new delhi. we are getting new information on this and we will have details for you. >> we have reports of the buildings that were damaged from the previous quake have collapsed now. it is relatively shallow. we will follow this for you this morning. >>> other news nfl bringing down the hammer on the new england patriots quarterback tom brady usssuspending him four games. the patriots fined $1 million and giving up a draft pick. the agent for tom brady calls the discipline ridiculous. says there was quote no fairness in the investigation. he promises to appeal. team owner robert kraft is blasting the league. saying brady has the team's unwaivering support. andy scholes has more for us. four games. >> christine, this is big time. the nfl is hitting brady and the patriots because they must protect the integrity of the game. the executive vice president troy vincent said by not cooperating with the investigation, brady's

it's true what the applicant stated, an extent of the sidewalk has been damaged by the tree, that is acknowledged but those other areas we believe can be repaired without destabilizing the tree, those are the two aspects of basin expansion, one is preventing someone from throwing money into the same exact area which is going to keep getting damaged. there are some sidewalk that is are narrow in the city where we don't really have a lot of basin expansion options, in this case, we do. >> wouldn't the same be true for the sewer issue? why do you want to -- if you know you've been advised that this problem can occur again why are you going the continue the problem and cause sewage backup, not to mention the cost what's making me scratch my head and also the appellant is stating very clearly that they are affirmed with the spirit of keeping the forest and keeping the canopy in the city of san francisco appropriate by replanting a healthy tree, putting the money into doing that, putting the money into making it a proper basin putting the money into fixing the sidewalk, and then i hear eve

assess the damage and meet fema's deadline.hink the perception probably from a lot of people probably is there's a disaster and all of a sudden there will be money that just comes in but there are a lot of steps that need to be taken to prove that money needs to come in and that's what you do is that right? >> oh absolutely. and there is also the perception that the federal government is just going to come in and purchase your house or whatever. but what they are after is the uninsured or under insured. >> reporter: though officials cannot put an exact price tag on the destruction this neighborhood there are nearly 5,000 homes and the majority of them need complete gutting because of the water damage. is there a possibility that we're going to go into the billions as far as damage here? >> i think that's certainly possibility, but right now it's really too early to tell. >> reporter: and with more rain and flooding expected prompting voluntary evacuations in some areas, the task to secure federal and state dollars is going on a

damaged in friday night's protest. >> the severity of the damage we had maybe 5-6-maybe 9 windows broke complete out. >> reporter: hundreds of people in the may day protest friday night moved through oakland. police say a small grown gran e began smashing windows at businesses and the cars at dealerships. >> dealerships. oakland police chief says the damage is among the west he's seen. >> we feel like we did a good job yesterday as far as protecting human life. obviously did not got well in protecting property. >> the chief say was the crowds were larger and angrier than expected. they did make about a dozen arrests but were unable to stop much of the damage. >> and what i observed was a huge angry crowd where it would compromise offer safety. to arrest someone at that moment. >> mayor libb are y half says public work crews are helping clean up. >> today with the chamber of me, we will be working with them to make sure that we get in contact with each business owner individually. and see how we can assist them. >> city officials say they will review their tactics from friday night and m

it caused an estimated 400- million dollars in damage. and rocked the surrounding areas of american canyon and solano county the 6.1 quake in august. was the largest in the bay area since the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. the quake caused 67- deaths and more than $5- billion in damage. 20annie > >people went to social media to share their experience of the yountville quake. saying where they were when they felt shaking. others also shared their photos with us. take a look. that was the scene just before the vallejo school board meeting last night. you can see some diplomas and things that got knocked over but no major damage just enough to cause some minor damage let us take a look at some of the tweets somebody treated--tweeted "ihope those wine bottles survived "is anybody hurt in the area? "just saw the earthquake in san francisco" if you have anything you'd like to share thoughts please send it to us at kron 4 news . >>:we have tried to reach out to the school board and we have not gotten anything, but a lot of the parents have concern

i do not completely discount the damage done.nd i certainly share eisenhower's concerned about the fact the resources spent in one way are not spent with the other but the fact it has no though percentage of gdp that could easily increase that percentage of will be raised taxes to what is endorsed by ronald reagan we have plenty of resources and a widely -- and ronald reagan but when i think about the damage done and the trade-off taken to give the privacy to increase security i do agree we have given up privacy rights to that industry and bureaucracy but almost every american has certainly given up more privacy rights to facebook the inter get they and the nsa. i understand the righteous indication with of violations of civil liberties i am confident people will post on facebook also there address when they are engaged in the latest softball victory. so they're not very indignant about that but i share jim's concern that the american people are not very involved in these wars. but gm had a cover story in january called the trage

at least 350 homes were damaged. the governor has visited the scene assessing the damage. it's being called a national disaster. as the search of the debris goes on the authorities say the death toll could rise. adam rainey, al jazeera mexico city. >> just over the border in texas the governor has declared a state of emergency. the neighbor state of oklahoma which had been experiencing a serious drought was badly damaged. gabriel elizondo has the report. >> underwater, that's the way they felt after being battered by days of flooding. hundreds left their homes in the wake of the storms and there are people missing. small towns in central texas bore the brunt of the damage like in wimberly. his wife and two kids are still miss being. >> we do have whole streets that have maybe one or two houses left on them and the rest are just slabs. >> when you walk down are here you can tell it's going to take months to fix a lot of this stuff. >> in neighboring san marcos texas neighbors have been warned to stay nude. >> there are power lines down, debris this is not the time to start

the twisters damage destroyed dozens of homes. no deaths reported but people were injured in oklahoma. five are in critical condition. at tlooes three tore through oklahoma city area. and some are just a pile of rubble. the storms overturned power lines and snapped trees and brought flash flooding. a massive twister black thnd sky as it tore through and at least one in kansas and rural nebraska. >> reporter: debris from dozens of shattered homes litters the ground in as it tore through. >> they lined up. >> reporter: devastation was widespread as one tornado was an estimated half mile wide. >> significant damage in the city of bridge creak. they just got hammered. ef 2, ef 3 damage. >> other twirsz reported in nebraska and kansas. >> and it was that base of this hill and threw tree debris and stuff down. >> and a day care center destroyed. a hotel in norman also sustained damage with winds over 150 mile-per-hour and heavy rains caused flooding in nearby moore, oklahoma. and the rain made it hard for people to see, not just forecas

two homes were severely damaged in sedgewick county. winds so powerful they snapped in two and toppled tombstones. >>> a huge twister in nebraska. a man saw it destroy a farm near the town of hardy on the state line with kansas. not far away with roseland another possible tornado yanked homes off foundations and put others in splinters. >> like what you see on tv. never thought i would see it in real life. i saw one cloud and saw it dissipate and saw two clouds meet as one. we could hear the sound of a train. our ears started popping because of the air pressure. we went to our locker room. >> again, heavy rains. you see what it does to the creeks and rivers there. >> meteorologist derek van dam is tracking the weather for us. >> and as people go to assess the damage stle to content withthey have to be concerned of the water. only two feet of rushing water can pick up an suv. we received 276 reports in one day. we have seen nearly 50 tornadoes. here we go. setting up for the same location. we have upwards of 9 million americans under a s

. >> we're going to do some damage assessments.his is one of the forms that we used to collect data. >> reporter: melvin hopkins is a city inspector, he is among 40 teams documenting the destruction to federal aid can be justified. >> this is where some of these most severe damage occurred. >> reporter: what are you looking for? are you just driving by and looking for this kind of stuff and that determines what? >> that's one of the things we look for. but we're looking for if you can see some of the waterlines on the houses. most of these houses in this area have suffered major damage. >> reporter: houston has until sunday to assess the damage and meet fema's federal aid deadline. a major task for katie's department. i think the perception is there's a disaster and all of a sudden there will be money that just comes in but there are a lot of steps that have to be taken to prove that money needs to brought in and that's what you do is that right? >> oh absolutely. there is also the perception that the federal government is just goi

the front of the train sus stined the worst damage. one person describing it quote, like a ton of metal, just mangled. several people taken out of the wreckage there. others able to walk out. some seen climbing out of windows they had to punch their way out with their fist or foot just to get to safety. we have seen some photos on twitter of passengers that had their leg mangled or bleeding. cuts to it. 188 had left washington tuesday with nearly 240 passengers on board. service on the line has been cancelled for now. it's midnight here on the east coast. passengers report the front of the train going into a turn when it began to shake. right now. you can see police and firefighters are swarming around that site you're looking at livido. they're looking for more possible victims within the wreckage. you can imagine with it being dark being midnight there is a tough job ahead of them. this is port richmond a working class area the cause of the crash is unknown at this time. we just heard a press conference from officials that said we wi

a very, very strong wreck that caused major damage this morning. we are live, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we will get back to you thank you. >>> developing right now search for an escaped teenage prisoner. police say 16 user old had she will singletary has licensing criminal record committing three armed robberies this year. teenage suspect was handcuffed when he bolted from custody yesterday in west philadelphia investigators say if they find anyone harboring this fugitive they will be arrested. >>> new this morning an accident in southwest philadelphia has injured a police officer and three other people. investigators say the officer was responding to a call around 2:00 this morning when another car t boned that car at 58th and wood land. we're told the officer may have head injuries. three people in the other car suffered minor injuries. >>> authorities will survey damage left behind after several tornadoes came across the the midwest yesterday. severe weather carrying heavy wind flooding and tornadoes tore through parts of the

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no injuries have been reported despite all the damage is early as of right now. contest the guard minutes to kill them both isis had taken was possibility for the attack there are sure that the terror group the taxi in golf on the committees with the highest per capita water use presence of going to be axed their consumption by as much as 36% one resident inspect the meat the gulf not everyone can afford all higher water bills. we have a lot of buy properties at my guess is the threat of 5 percent reduction has the financial incentive behind it and then replaces water along with this no mole fescue and drought tolerant native eventually this landscape will only need a little bit of water once a month. >>reporter: new details concerning tom brady coming out of the deflate gate investigation a high school science experiment manipulating electricity and it is a teacher in big trouble what happens to the students. my name is fernando gonzalez. i'm the gas service supervisor here in sonoma county. we moved up here 35 years ago and we just love it up here, it's a fanta

>> yeah, for work being done for damaged sewage or repair? >> no that would have been 2014 maybe. because a lot of the work that was -- when this happens, we have to go through a chain of behaviors where we had to first get a private plumber out there to assess everything. he usually runs a snake runs it out through our site into the street site and says i'm afraid to go any farther because it's roots and i'm going to lose my snake. then we have to call dpw, if they're not inundated. >> i'm going over your brief of receipts that were submitted. >> no, it's happened since then, this has happened in the last couple of years. if you have access to dpw's records, you can probably find upwards of 50 calls for service. >> okay. >> to them, and they've been out about 10 12 times, yeah. >> okay, thank you. >> there's a power shot that we take the sewage out and let the flow go through it. >> okay, thank you, we can hear from mr. buck, his rebuttal. >> good evening, chris buck with public works. no rebuttal other than to just add that i do take the history of the sewage backup very serious

>> we've seen reports of pictures of damage on the south side of oklahoma city damage outside of the wichita, kansas area as well and we'll see more but we have had reports of damage as well. >> we'll follow it through the area and bring you any more damage. >>> and more on the news on the death of freddie gray. when miss mosby announced six officers would be charged there was a sense of relief. there wouldn't be the case of another young black man killed with no consequences but there has been criticism with the way she announced the charges themselves. tonight new questions about the investigation and the charges she brought. evan perez is working the news on a number of fronts. a lot to talk to you about. your sources have questions about the medical examiner's reports and what have you learned? >> reporter: we are beginning to see the ways in which the fact there were two separate investigations. one done by the police department and homicide detectives there. and by the state attorney's office. to try to exploit the differences between the two investigations and perhaps weaken t

residents and officials are cleaning up surveying the damage. >> we'll do damage assessments.this is a form we use to collect data. he is among 40 teems documenting the destruction so federal aid can be justified. this is where some of the most severe damage occurred. >> reporter: what are you guys looking for. we see backs of people's belongings. is this driving by and that determines what? >> that's one thing we look for. what we are looking for, if you see some of the water lines in the houses most of these houses in this area have suffered major damage. >> houston has until sunday to assess the damage and meet the deadline. a major task for katy's department in the houston neighbourhood. >> i think the perception from a lot the of people is that there's a disaster and money will come in. people don't realise that there's a lot of stuff that has to be taken to prove that the money comes in. that's what you guys do is that right. >> absolutely there's the perception that the federal government will come in and purchase your house or whatever. what we are assessing is what th

. >>> business owners survey damage and ask police tough questions after a peaceful may day protest in oakland gets way out of hand. >> i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. vandals spray-painted graffiti, broke windows and started fires along broadway. 62 cars were damaged at one car dealership on oakland's auto row. a total of 30 businesses on auto row were damaged and downtown several other businesses had their windows smashed. kpix 5's mark kelly met up with business owners had were tallying the losses and cleaning up. >> reporter: bruce's grandfather built this building and last night protestors had their way with it. >> it's unfortunate but it doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: nearly every window blown out. cement rocks hurled through six of them. bruce calls the people who did this anarchists. >> i'm angry at the ones that use the protests, use the marches, for their own anarchy. that's what i'm angry about. >> it's going to be a peaceful night. you have the right to peaceful

look at that damage, my goodness goodness. shut down streets.he national weather service is in portland investigating whether a tornado may have touched down. >>> around here it's been hot but also humid. got that sticky feeling. >> yes. especially earlier in the day. high temperatures made it into the mid to upper 80s but right now, if you step outdoors winds of change that back door front is moving through dropping the temperatures. >> he loves back door fronts. >> i love that name by the way. >> it's going to be comfortable and cooler so iain you're probably going to need a jacket if you step out to grab a bite to eat later on. >> thanks fort heads up. >> it will be noticeably cooler out there but also we'll have the threat of some pop-up showers and storms at least through tomorrow. patchy fog could develop in spots overnight especially those that saw some of the downpours this afternoon. a pleasant stretch will begin for the middle of the week and how about this? if you're planning ahead it looks like it will be a nice start to the upcoming

damaging building overturning trailers and downing trees. after a slow start, we had 180 tornadoes in the last two weeks. rob joins us now. rob joins us now from tornado alley. rob, you've been out there chasing the storms all day. what are you seeing? >> they're just getting going as a big system comes out of the rockies they continue to initiate. we're watching across the texas border, they'll continue to develop as we go through the xt hour. one or two may drop tornadoes. we're chasing with a team in the storm's prediction center. the guys responsible for putting out these forecasts. tornado watches. a slew of them are out tonight. really right through the heart of tornado alley, and the risk will get further east and into more popular areas. and as nightfall comes so does even more danger with these storms. tomorrow the less likelihood for a tornado but severe risk in places like milwaukee, chicago and minneapolis. a lot of rain the past week with these cells. flash flood watches from texas through oklahoma. one thing for sure, cecilia i

no homes were damaged. firefighters put out a small grass fire in castro valley yesterday afternoon. the fire started on gail drive and no injuries are reported. of then a wild fire burned 11 acres in the state and county park. the fire started on the side of the road near the intersection in south san francisco. strong winds made it difficult to control the flames so a helicopter and two planes were called in to help fight that fire. no one was hurt. no structures damaged in that fire also. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> coming up in our next half hour growing concern baez the islamic state's terror group's use of social media to recruit fighters. the counterattack from the u.s. government on youtube. >>> and the san mateo bridge back open in both directions after a weekend long closure for construction work. we'll tell you about the improvements that were made and the traffic troubles that were happening as a result of this closure. >>> welcome back everybody. the time is 4:30 on th

too early to assess the damage. you know a lot of concern that this could be another big one. >> sumnima udas thank you for that in new delhi. she just returned from covering the quake. >> 8,000 dead in the previous quake. a lot of concern of namche where there are trekkers and threat of avalanches and aftereffects of the earthquake. >>> more news to talk about this morning. the nfl issuing a severe harsh punishment on tom brady. suspended the star quarterback for four games over deflategate. >> the unprecedented penalties, including a four-game suspension for tom brady came less than a week after the 243-page report on deflategate. >> i don't have really any reaction. i haven't had much time to digest it. >> players throughout the league reacting. >> we have full belief and faith in tom. it has been like that for six years for me. that will not change now. >> someone breaking rules, i understand. you will get punished. >> the report led the league to not only bench the star quarterback, but also slap the patriots w

it suffered the most damage. this neighborhood is in the northern part of the island. most of the buildings here were destroyed in the high winds. this church built of concrete blocks was one of them. jutting from the damage, the research team determined the wind speed was close to 290 kilometers per hour. >> translator: i have never seen a concrete wall completely destroyed like this. >> reporter: on the island's eastern coast, damage was mostly caused by extremely high waves. the area was hit by waves as high as 20 meters. so this bridge was washed out. this neighborhood was among those inundated. about 40 houses were swept away. >> big wave like we've never seen before. >> reporter: fishing boats were hurled onto a cliff in this area. the team's research shows that the waves reached up to 12 meters. >> translator: i got the impression that the waves were comparable to tsunami waves. the typhoon was of the highest category, and i think the high waves also fell into that category. >> reporter: but there were some positive things. a warning system saved many lives. >>

wednesday residents worked to clean up the damage. from the string of deadly storms and floods that have left houston at a near standstill. >> the water was so high that we were on my bed my home family kind of on a bed on an island. >> contaminated waters road over two feet in their home. for david childhood memories is all he has now. >> this was the water that was in our house. looking from the house you couldn't even see the poor, the wawrl level waswater level was really engulfing everything. >> this is bayou water isn't it? >> yes, the water was just nasty. >> within that system and in that water 100,000 gallons of untreated waste water that spilled into this area. officials say they're working on trying to figure out how exactly that happened, and they're going to clean up when this has all subsided. but it's of no threat to residents and there is no boil order in place. houston fire commander deacon tittle was out saving residents and now his department is helping clean up the mess and answer questions. >> what concerns a lot

mostly damage to the front end of the white altima. police suv on the north end of 58th street, it has some side damage on the passenger side. let's take to you video of the scene. the wreck happened here, earlier at 3:00 o'clock this morning just before that time in the area of 58th and wood land avenue. we are told preliminarily it appears that the suv was on a police call of a woman in distress nearby that vehicle heading north on 58th street. we altima was west on wood land and right here at the the cross where these two

some of those storms severe with some damaging winds. we've seen a little bit of damage in burkes county already. and a lot of heavy downpours with these cells. and that's why on the threat tracker, the heavy rain threat is a little higher than a normal thunderstorm situation, the lightning threat is fairly high has been a lot of lightning with these storms. and the high wind risk is pretty significant, too. the watch severe thunderstorm watch for the entire area until 7:00, but now, this severe thunderstorm warning that was for chester county has expanded to cover much of the area philadelphia, delaware county bucks, montgomery counties even into new jersey. that's until 6:00 tonight. and meteorologist sheena parveen is going to focus right on that storm and all the areas it's about to hit. >> yeah that's right, glenn. because this storm has locally heavy rain. it has grown quite a bit. the storms become larger and more severe but the bulk of the lightning still remains moving into parts of montgomery county. so here's a look at the sto

the school was heavily damaged. i walked around what was the old school which now they use part of it as the gymnasium. other portions of the school have been added on. this particular part was heavily damaged. roof blown off. insulation hanging down. windows blown out. the couple i spoke with went to school there as children and now their own kids go to school there and they said it feels like you're walking around and seeing your entire childhood destroyed. so the people here in van as you can imagine are just devastated. they are trying to get their place back in order. you can hear the helicopters flying above me. we've seen more of that activity in the last 30 minutes or so as well. the folks here are happy that the storms have pushed to the east. it's cloudy. drizzle this morning but as far as the storm threat, that is over for now. john and kate? >> it's interesting there. you can see some roofs ripped off. you see severe destruction in some places. i saw a few structures which seem completely leveled. you me

some damage. we don't have an official - anything official from the country emergency manager out there, but we do know that we have a couple of businesses and some homes and mobile homes that have been damaged or destroyed. and then there were at least 20 other counties that the weather passed through. so there is some damage in each one of those. we don't know the extent at the moment. >> so, jerry, obviously as oklahoma emergency management - it's your job to make sure people are safe. what are you telling residents to do now. the message for the past couple of days, and keeping this in context since we have experienced bad weather, especially in bridge creek and south oklahoma city. people pay close attention, and we have a lot of confidence in the weather service and the local weather folks here that when they tell them to be weather-wise, they are. so they ask them to get into the center portion of their home into - if it's a closet or somewhere where there are no window into a bathroom wher

officials in the state are assessing the damage. a lot of people are figuring out what happened when the storms moved through. two homes were severely damaged in sedgwick county. one lifted off the foundation. winds so powerful they snapped trees. this happens occasionally. tombstones in cemeteryies toppled. >> the huge twister in southern nebraska. the guy who shot this video says he saw it destroy a farm near the town of hardy. not far away in roseland nebraska the tornado yanked homes off their foundations and ripped others to match sticks. >> i never thought i would see it in real life. i saw one cloud and saw it dissipate. i saw two clouds meet as one. we could hear the sound of a train. our ears started popping because of the air pressure. we went to our looker room. >> the heavy rains swelled creeks and rivers. look at the flash flooding across the state. >> meteorologist derek van dam is tracking the latest. >> remember only one foot of rain can float a vehicle. two feet of rushing water can float an suv down a stream. not a

the ports are damaged.hips in will be difficult and the airfields have been damaged an as well. bringing aid in by air will be a problem. this is seen as a positive step at this point in time in the crisis that has been going on for a long time. however, you are right to point out that military action is inn intenseifying up to the cease-fire. the saudi-led coalition said it conducted 130 air strikes on saturday alone. on sunday apparently the coalition lost a plane. the royal moroccan air force, part of the coalition against the houthis, said the f-16 went down over yemen. the houthis say they shot this plane down. it is not clear if the pilot was able to eject. there is good news of the cease-fire on the horizon. set to take hold on tuesday. however, there is still a lot of fighting all the way in the run-up to the cease-fire and certainly the people there need aid very badly. something the u.n. says is absolutely necessary in this point in time. >> absolutely necessary. five-day truce. fred thank you. >>

so far no signs of any damage. we expect they will continue their inspections later this morning once they get some daylight. keep in mind compared to last august, 6.0 in napa, last night's 4.0 was a much weaker earthquake, even though it was felt widely throughout the region. >> felt like a train coming and almost sounded like a train hit the building. it was just a really big jolt. >> reporter: authorities in yountville were particularly concerned about older structures in that town like the v-marketplace. but again, they checked it out and so far no signs of any damage. our expectation is now that the sun is up, because keep in mind, last night's quake happened after sunset. now the sun is up, they will get out here this morning and do a once over and perhaps check any bridges if they need to be checked. again, last night's 4.1 much weaker than the 6.0 that was nine months ago. reporting live in napa, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> hopefully just a scare. rob, this morning, you're playing

the latest on the storm damage from abc's bazi kanani. >> reporter: the damage measured in miles. entire neighborhoods in houston submerged. water flowing over roads and highways. sweeping away cars. families like these forced to abandon their vehicles after the deluge that dumped nearly a quarter of the city's yearly rainfall in just 24 hours. >> we have 1,000 properties that we visually inspected. we believe there may be as many as 4,000 with significant damage. >> i can't see. >> reporter: this driver trying to make it through the floodwaters that trapped hundreds. >> we have a female who's stranded on top of a car underneath a bridge. we're going to need a rescue. >> reporter: more than 900 emergency calls into dispatch. more than 500 of them, water rescues. >> i was sleeping in that room last weekend. i was here for a niece's wedding. and i was sleeping in this room. and all the furniture just left. the wall's gone. >> reporter: residents now surveying the damage. as the search continues this morning for the more than a dozen still missing, including laura mccomb and her two

eight homes were damaged. eight homes completely destroyed. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> after a foggy start, visibility has improved this morning. here is a live look at boathouse row where conditions are muggy and warm and once the sun comes out it will feel like summer. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. it's muggy out there, glenn. >> yeah, vai, it does feel a little more like july and it's after noon and tomorrow it will feel a lot like that too. the flags showing the wind blowing in more and more warm moist air, but it is not blowing in a lot of moisture throughout the atmosphere to produce rain. we've only had 0.03 of an inch of rain this month. when you have such a dry ground the fire danger goes up the pollen goes up. we've only had 0.03 in a 19-day period which is ridiculous. nothing more than a couple sprinkles in southern delaware. the remnants of ana staying pretty far to the south. just grazing southern delaware perhaps wit

>>mark: possibly as leonard everett threw the worst damage and the small town across 7 mi. east of dallas or you went and sat in his neck as a hospital and stretchers more than a part of the town is damaged or destroyed you consider the damage left behind as rescuers of the victims all floodwater the firefighters said in this 26 people were in hospital this morning on saturday one person was killed in a tornado and the county taxes. to look at this dramatic video on internet or ripping through the roof off of a high-school and passed last night the said the moment impact in the debris the mayor of alexei i. it was said more people inside of the school for were ceremony several was absurd evacuate the class is at high school canceled this morning. >>darya: they're looking for the people who tried to steal and a team from a cbs store that did not get away with it but they gave it a try yesterday morning people tell us that they heard the alarm going off at that store for several hours someone smashed the car to from one of the store and try to make off with the atm but they w

the wall's gone. >> reporter: residents now surveying the damage. as the search continue this is morning for the more than a dozen still missing, including laura mccomb and her two young children. they were inside this vacation house in nearby wimberley when it was swept away. >> she called me. she said i'm in a house. i'm floating down the river. tell mom and dad. i love you. and pray. >> reporter: the deadly floodwaters now reseeding. families across texas left grieving. among those confirmed dead this morning, 14-year-old damian blade and homecoming queen alyssa ramirez. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. >> well that wild weather stretching all the way into the midwest and ohio valley. >> a tornado touched down near dayton ohio flipping over cars and leaving behind a trail of wreckage in the parking lot of a shopping center. two people were injured. several restaurants and storms damaged. >> the storm system moves east. the plains not out of the woods yet. justin povick with the forecast. good morning. >> thanks and good morning. the northeast p

a live picture of the cruiser and the damage to it. we are checking out how other victims are doing as well. >>> the search continues for a teen robbery suspect who escaped from custody in handcuffs. hear his mother's plea to her son on the run. >>> a live look at center city philadelphia this morning. 56 degrees. we're off to a cooler start this morning but looking ahead to the return of the 80s and we're not talking aqua net and acid wash kreens. this is nbc 10 news today, i'm chris cato. we understand meteorologist bill henley has a piano keyboard tie in his closet. >> good morning, chris. we have a beautiful start to the day. mother nature has changed her tune piano keyboard tie or not. we will see sunshine. not need umbrellas. the showers cleared out and enough sunshine to warm us in the low 80s. it is cooler down by 15 degrees for trenton, northeast philly and writestown at 50 while 60 in wilmington, current temperature is falling there, 56 in roxborough northeast philadelphia 56 degrees, as well. stand by for a beautiful day ahe

damaged. i asked this question a second ago. is there a sense that everybody knew the storm was coming and had enough time to get ready to go where they needed to go, to storm shelters et cetera? >> i think so. the storms out here develop quickly. >> how many officials do you have on the road assessing the situation? >> i believe it's 50 to 60 amount. >> now it's dark how concerned are you is what you saw, is the sun setting, and will be worse as the sun rises on the next day? >> as of now, i don't think we'll have worst damage as related to the tornado, or the winds. our concern now is if we keep more rain, it's flooding in the future. >> we are seeing a remarkable scene. that is a man standing on the second floor of his home and that home is destroyed. do we know how he managed to survive that storm, and do you know who that man is? >> i don't have that information. i'll look it up for you. >> philip truitt. firefighter, we invite you to please stay safe >>> the u.n. humanitarian coordinator

>>mark: 13 are dead after a tenerife to a mexican border town his video showing hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed a just across the border from del real taxers solos and the death toll could rise the governor confirming led the three children had died in a bid was missing from the straddle hundred and 50 were hospitalized more than a thousand homes have been damaged by that tornado this a most of those who died were walking on the street and the senate struck. the sec a look at the when map you can see 25 mi. an hour sustained wind >>james: 12 mi. an hour sustained when and contra aid in the war those are some of the strongest winds at the moment we expect things to the dusty in san francisco as to get a further strong ocean breeze coming in hitting the city for everyone else should be mild in terms of the wind a live camera as san francisco international airport the clouds overhead not registering any delay for incoming flights with can expect will receive the morning of them will watch it for you unless you of the does began to pop up temperatures mild weather 54 open 55 a san fran

the damage is often hidden. changes in temperature and humidity cause the tiles and the material underneath them to expand or shrink. over times, gaps can emerge and the tiles can drop off. the inspectors' main tool is a well-trained ear. >> this one sounds normal. there's no space underneath. but this sound suggests there is a gap. and there's a risk of the tile falling off the wall. >> reporter: a major construction firm developed this machine. it checks the tiles one by one and at high speed. a hammer taps on the wall as it glides along. a microphone in the robot picks up the sound and the on-board computer identifies damaged tiles. tiles displayed in white are risky ones. the system also generates a detailed analysis showing different degrees of damage. >> translator: as you can see, robots can do the job fast and create an inspection report accurately and efficiently. we think there is a great merit. >> reporter: construction managers say the tight labor market is not a temporary issue. that means the new m

significant damage to multiple homes. it is a possible tornado. a wild night, frankly, of tornadic activity. >> let's get straight to pedram javaheri with the latest. >> we will touch on what is happening in van. 54 million people in line for severe weather. 30 million people dealing with severe weather. the same line of active weather will migrate off to the east. take a look. 24 reports of tornadoes on sunday. i want to zoom in areas south of dallas. you talked about van with the 26 injuries. a gas leak across the area. the line of storms moved through at 9:45 local time. from turnersville to abbott and van. we have severe thunderstorms. the storm now clearing the area. now the next area of interest is shreveport and little rock. a tornado watch has been issued. in fact incredible to think we had 800 to 1,000 lightning strikes in a one-hour period. some rotation is possible. this will continue until 5:00 a.m. local time. up to little rock. this has had a cold side to it. we will touch on shortly. look at the tremendous rainfall that has come dow

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not really enough to cause wide spread damage. but of this particular quake it was felt as far south as san francisco in parts of the peninsula and as far east, almost out towards sacramento. so earlier within the first 24 hours of this particular earthquake there is still that small chance this could be pa h matched by a similar or larger quake. we will watch that over the next 24s as that activity is elevated. we could continue to see smaller aftershocks there over the next couple of days. >> thank you very much. >>> right when that quake happened we sent out an alert to our nbc bay area app. you want to stay connected. we like to help you out. download it on your smartphone and sign up for the push alerts. >>>. hag today, some answers into what caused a fiery head-on crash north of sacramento that killed ten people including five students. in april of last year a fedex truck veered across the median on interstate 5 in orland, crashed into a charter bus carrying high school seniors from southern california who were on a college

particularly what sort of damage is a quake likely to do to an area already severely damaged from theake? >> sure. fortunately this earthquake was quite far way from the original one. the buildings that were most severely damaged or compromised from the first earthquake probably didn't see the strongest shaking in this one. so that's a little bit of good news. but the reality is that a lot of those buildings as you said have been compromised originally and probably suffered a lot of damage from this. the aftershocks will continue in the coming weeks and months so the process of getting them rebuilt will not be a quick one. >> good to speak with you bill frye talking to us there from wellington, thanks for your time. >>> as we said, it's been two weeks since that devastating quake struck nepal, in addition to saving lives there is also a major attempt to rescue the country's cultural heritage. andrew simmons traveled to witness it first hand. >> reporter: there is a different tempo to the relief operation now, more than two weeks after the earthquake. instead of attempting to save live