. >>> i'm matt o'donnell, tamala edwards is off, erin o'hern joins us. >> northern california is cleaning up from the strong earthquake. >> taman bradley has more. >> reporter: 20 seconds of terror waking up residents from their sleep. everyone here we talked to said this is the worse earthquake they can remember. the 6.0 earthquake hit in the heart of california's wine country, the strongest quake to hit northern california in 20 years, it jolted thousands from their beds. >> there was explosions, it was burning and everybody was out in the street. >> the tremors were so powerful, they ruptured gas lines and sparked fires in this mobile home park. four homes were destroyed as firefighters struggling to put out the blaze. >> we had a major water main break outside the mobile home park which complicated the fire fight. >> reporter: roads buckled. business owners are assessing the damage as after shocks continue. >>> napa is best known as wine country, one winery managed to escape unscathe, but their entire 2014 vintage is in these tanks and without power it could be a total loss. governor

. >> good morning, tam is off, we have erin o'hern and matt pellman in for karen rogers. we have weather with david murphy. >> reporter: we have cloud cover off to the west of us, but a lot happening along the east coast. 64 in philadelphia. in the 50s in trenton, allentown and millville. 61 in millville. reading, is holding on to the 60-degree reading and 60s along the coast. the humidity is on the low side. rolling through the day it will be a warm one. 71 degrees by 9:00, 80 by noon, 83 by 3:00 p.m., the high is 84 degrees. looks like the nice weather pattern continues tomorrow and then the humidity starts to come back around midweek, matt. >> reporter: thanks for the nice weather down the beach. i pulled myself back kicking and screaming late last night. we know that the people will be making the trek back from the jersey shore, like most mondays in the summertime, i guess unofficially this is our last one, we'll see extra traffic on 42 as well as the westbound side of the ac express way. at this point we're seeing more traffic than normal, but we're not jammed as you

tam is off, erin o'hern joins us, we have news you didn't see last night. >> including a close call for a driver in south jersey whose out of control minivan went up in flames. >> two women are found with gunshot wounds to their heads inside a philadelphia home. >> residents in northern california are assessing the daniel after getting jolted by a major earthquake. >> some kids around here, and teachers and administrators are returning to school. let's get the weather and traffic. >> reporter: it's that time of year, looks like you'll need the shades driving into school this morning. we have cloud cover, and high pressure in control and lots of sun. temperatures are cool and comfortable, 64 in philadelphia. some spots in the 50s including allentown, trenton and millville. 63 in sea isle city and up the coast in atlantic city and on the boardwalk. 68 by 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. in the low 70s, mainly clear and obviously on the comfortable side, low humidity very similar to what we felt yesterday. yesterday was a gorgeous day. 71 degrees by 9:00 a.m., noon, 80. 3:00 p.m., 83. we'll hit our hi

on this monday, august 25, tam is off, erin o'hern joins us, we have news you didn't see last night. >>> including the close call for a driver in south jersey whose out of control minivan went up in flames. >> two women are found with gunshot wounds to the head inside their philadelphia home. >> residents in california are assessing the damage after getting jolted by a major earthquake. >> we're hearing a lot more alarm clocks as school starts for a lot of people. >> reporter: it's that time of year, guys, hardly a cloudy in sight as you take a look at the coast. we have cloud cover to the south and west, but generally speaking clear skies and the 50s in allentown and now in reading, as well. 62 in sea isle city and atlantic city at the boardwalk. as we roll through the day, 71 degrees by 9:00. around 3:30. basically living in the 80s day long. there's an upswing in humidity, i'll talk about that coming up.. schools in the philadelphia district do not back to school this week. we do not expect the big delays on i-95 by cottman until next week. this morning we're looking at light traf

erin o'hern is live at the big board with the latest developments. >> reporter: major developments overnight as the in intensify. governor jay nixon has asked the national guard to restore peace to the community. before the order was signed there was amotrut -auncras.ntlin a ordadayee n s lendedri hde tunedga suday, b ag rge igh lmeep hly 1eted,p. tryinatel takypa.in ck from pilots confessed he is the man. the ranger said he didn't fight back on purpose, because he was afraid he would lose his job. several bystanders tried to verbally intervene, but the three ran off. >> i lost my cool, he should not do what he did, we were waking away, i don't know they probably did get all that, we were wakingwa he tried to grab my friend, i stepped in and said listen he didn't do anything. >>so far no arrests have been made. >> reporter: curtis did not say an other skate boarders you see in the video. >>> katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a.m., charges could be filed in a freak crash that killed an elderly woman in the lehigh valley. a driver flew back words pinning th

erin o'hern has the latest at the big board. >> reporter: what started out as a peaceful protest escalated into a new surge of raw emotion and violence on the streets of ferguson, missouri. overnight the governor issued an executive order to deploy the national guard to the suburb in an attempt to restore peace and order. the video some of the most violent clashes between protesters and police happened in the overnight hours. police launched tear gas and smoke canisters into the crowd. police maintain that officer darren wilson who who is seen here in the facebook photo was in a altercation with michael brown before firing his gun. results reveal the unarmed teen was shot 6 times including twice in the head and it appears that the shots were not fired at close range. ron johnson addressed the violence in the overnight press conference. >> molotov cocktails were thrown. there were shootings and looting and vandalism and other acts of violence that clearly appear not to have been spontaneous. >> as we mentioned attorney general eric holder has ordered a federal medical examiner to perform an