it's a three-hour road trip to ferndale, new york. your waist. and then your hips. >> reporter: first stop, the weigh-in. brian checks in at 225 pounds. >> when i was being measured, i felt a little embarrassed at my own size, physically. >> reporter: audrey weighs 114 pounds. at age 11, she hits the 98th percentile in weight for her height. for years, her pediatrician suggested she slim down. >> knowing my exact weight makes me want to work harder. and it makes me happier to know that i'm going to be helping myself. >> reporter: over the next six weeks their priority is to lose that weight. break old habits and hopefully create new, healthier ones. you can call it the four "e." eating, exercise, education, and emotion. we check in with brian after spending two weeks at the camp. what makes you sad in your life outside of this camp? >> i guess being bullied at school. >> reporter: what happens? >> people make fun of me, like left and right. i couldn't turn a corner in the hallway without being made fun of? >> reporter: so you ate to make yourself

live doppler 7 hd shows we are in the east bay hills south of highway 4 and you can see ferndale road, the best radar runs. from martinez to the southeast away from martinez toward the 4/680 split, that is where we have better radar returns and over napa they are starting to...lose their size. right around kansas avenue on 121 where we have our best radar return. it is warmer this morning, in the mid-50's to nearly 60 in tran and the low-to-mid 60's in the east bay hills and the south bay stretching up to union city. today, we are one to five degrees warmer than yesterday. walnut creek shows it is dry. by noon, the first round of showers will be over and we have a secondary push of showers possible in the afternoon. temperatures range from 60's at the coast to 80's inland. >> we will head back to the area where mike has been talking about with the rain with slick conditions. it hasn't been raping or -- raining or drizzle, and we have slick conditions. keep both hands on the wheel. we have clear traffic, antioch to pittsburg and pittsburg to concord and as we push west we have the area

disasters having a district that used to run up the north coast, so i have lived through all of the ferndale and eureka earthquakes, and i have never seen anybody do it better than our city, county, and public safety folks are doing it right here. >> you got a little bit more perspective on what's going on. what would you estimate the damage is going to be at? >> if i was able to make that kind of calculation, i'm clearly in the wrong job. i can tell you that the way it works is, oas and fema have conducted an ariel ser va. they won't know where the dollar and cents number lands until after their folks are on the ground and goes through some of the buildings. there are some buildings that don't look damaged at all from the outside but there's problems inside. there's some that are damaged on the outside and there's even bigger problems inside. and that usually takes a few days for them to get a rough estimate. but as you probably know, the governor, governor jerry brown, has declared a disaster, and the next step will be to do all the assessments and to see where the federal government will