that's the napa valley spirit. >> ed, you talked about the napa valley spirit and you've got a reliefundation that was set up. >> it truly is neighbors helping neighbors. i'm part of the association. we're a nonprofit trade association. we saw a need in the community right after the earthquake. there wasn't a fund that was set up to get immediate money into those who need it the most. so we wanted to establish a fund, and we gave a lead grant of $10 million to start that fund. >> you're going to need more because there are so many people who are affected. you had mentioned, clay, about the the wine barrels that had fallen. we're looking at videox6- of th. that affects not just thewine w makers but everybody who is affiliated with it. >> absolutely. the cost of repairing these things are going to be enormous. we's working with the hospitality industry to get a feel for that because the county and the city of napa both are working with fema to try to get relief help. all of this has to be calculated and then rebuilt. from a visitor's standpoint though luckily the fast majority of visits

and the water stations are based two of them in napa. this morning there's 34 schools that are open except one that speaks well most of the schools are old it's a big effort to bring up them up to speed. in disadvantage prospective the city of napa has a hundred red tags of mobile homes. in the city of is a how 32 red-tagged homes and businesses we don't think about the huge impact of the recovery efforts and the culture of the community is the historic buildings in napa the uptown theater house and courthouse has been damaged it's harder to navigate what i do with that we need to think that that as and plan ahead. the state systems one thing we've learned through the previous disasters how do what we it best interact with our federal and state partners at the state level they forward and deploy people to the areas they did that. we've tested that here repeating and finds it works well. so actually deployed all the corresponds in the region to the effected areas and those folks help >> the fema west coast assistance team was deployed. wi

it's been months since the quake struck napa jolting people awake in the middle of the night. there was significant damage, but would have happened if the earthquake had hit during the day when school was in session? inspectors went out to assess the damage in napa schools after the quake and what they found in classrooms may give all administrators and parents cause for concern. >> i know it's very scary, okay, but i need you to take a -- >> reporter: they were forever altered early that sunday morning. >> all the power went out. >> you see flames? >> reporter: in the city of napa, fires erupted, streets buckled, and old shops downtown crumbled. >> okay, ma'am. we had an earthquake. is anyone injured there? >> reporter: but just a mile away, the historic napa high school sustained no structural damage, even though it was built in the 1920s. despite the earth roaring, none of napa valley's 35 schools suffered damage. >> that's a testament to how they were built. >> reporter: these still photos taken inside napa valley schools show debris littered across the classroom floors, b

august 24. >>> napa valley grape growers are raising a toast as the harvest draws to a close saying expect a high quality vintage despite the many challenges brought on by nature. amy hollyfield? >>> i look around and as we all know in the bay area napa valley has truly been kissed by an angel and this cements it. it was a roller coaster year but the grapes survived and they look great. >> they have dealt with drought. earthquake. then hail. but the grape growers survived it all and the harvest looks perfect. >> our yields are probably going to be in between 2012 and 2013 yields which were both fairly high for us. if this becomes the new normal we are excited about that. >> the earthquake and the hail damned homes and personal gardens but the grapes handled it. >> the fruit held up well during that hailstorm. >> as far as the grapes in napa, i don't think 6.0 magnitude earthquake is quite enough to shake them all the way off the vines so harvest continued in full gear shortly after. napa has been open for business since. >> as for the drought they looked good because of rain in febr

>> but just a mile away the historic napa high school sustained no structural damage. even though it was built in the 1920s. it turns out despite the earth roaring none of the 35 schools suffered any structural damage. >> that's the real testament to how well schools are built. >> what was dramatic and hard to see was what happened inside the classrooms. >> these still photos taken inside napa valley schools showed debris littered across the classroom floor. clean-up to be sure, and also some experts say an alarming indicate or of troubling problems. overheadlights fell to the floor. >> they were not built the way that they were designed. >> book shelves toppled and blocked exits. >> you want to leave quickly and suddenly a book case falls and blocks the exit. >> a file cabinet lungs forward. >> it's telling. pretty dramatic. >> mark is an architect who works with the napa valley unified school district. he was one of nine inspectors who walked through schools after the earthquake. >> we have book cases, teacher cabinets, upper cabinets. we saw a number of those that f

alex savidge is live in napa.deo of this undercover operation. >> reporter: with so much damage still to homes and businesses in this area because of the napa earthquake back in august, unlicensed contractors have been quite busy in this area. homeowners and people who own businesses have been warmed to check out the people they -- warned to check out the people they hire beforehand and this week state authorities stepped in. >> you are gonna charge me 10 grand? if it's 10 grand between you and me, you don't have to get the workers workers' comp for your employees. >> reporter: this is hidden video. it was carried out by the contractors state license board working in conjunction with the napa county district attorney's office. authorities invited unlicensed contractors over to this house that has earthquake damage and they ask for repair estimates and then license information. after the 6.0 earthquake here in late august, a lot of people fell victim to contractors who were working under the table. homeowners risk

nearly two months after a 6.0 earthquake hit napa. but local and state officials say first responders did well in the immediate aftermath of the august 24th quake. lessons learned was the focus of a special hearing today in sacramento. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the state capitol. laura? >> reporter: well, the state oes director told lawmakers today the fact his office had virtually no connectivity, no communication with vast portions of napa and solano county was their first clue this was a major disaster. as for the recovery, state and local officials say for much of it they are still waiting on the federal government. >> it's very difficult to even see the damage from the street. >> reporter: eight weeks after a 6.0 earthquake shook napa to its core, the process of finding all that was damaged or destroyed is still ongoing. >> crumbling foundations. we found ceiling beams that were cracked. we found many issues. we think over many, many months to come we are going to find more and more homes that are seriously dam

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lots of blue skit rye now. 73 degrees right now in napa. mid-80s at fairfield, concord and livermore. here's our first forecast. we'll see fog expanding near the coast and bay this evening. there will be areas of fog with some sunny breaks early tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, generally mild. cooler at the coast but mild conditions will prevail from the bay to inland. then we have a weekend warm-up coming our way. i'll tell you all about that in just a moment, as the blue angels will likely be flying by. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the countdown is on to a big announcement tonight from tesla. the speculation on exactly what it's going to be. >>> we'll take you on a tour of the navy's newest amphibious assault ship here for fleet week. a live report is next. >>> new at 4:30, the south bay man accusing comcast of getting him fired because he complained about his cable bill. >>> checking your walnut creek traffic. this is 680 on the right-hand side. a little easier going. 680 south down toward san jose. you can see it is start

don't worry, no rain for the game tonight. 67 in santa rosa. 66 napa. 71 for you in livermore.e's the view from the sutro tower camera. the clouds are stacking up. rain and gusty winds tomorrow morning, showers and a chance of thunder in the afternoon and evening hours. dry for game number five on sunday. when you take a look at the timeline, 11:00 p.m. tonight, could be a few sprinkles. really the rain waits until you are sleeping. you might be woken up by the rain and strong winds going through. be aware of the fact that some of the rain will be moderate in pockets at 7:00 a.m. that's when the most widespread rain occurs. we get a little bit of a breather, then the showers come through. saturday at 5:00 p.m., slight chance of thunderstorms, best chance in the north bay. we can't rule it out in san francisco. as we head towards sunday, few showers early in the morning are long gone. it's going to be clear and cool for game number five sunday night. rain totals, very high on the north end, low -- i should say high on the north end, low on the south end. north bay mountains, thr

napa is only at 48. 54 in novato and san francisco is at 59.we will show you the streets are busy getting to work and school and a light freeze. we will have a major warm-up today nearly triple digit heats thursday and friday and saturday and the warm weather and breeze will create fire danger through the region. we have a cold front moving through yesterday that cleared out the clouds. we are dry with high pressure taking over. the dream of warmth will be over us through the weekend creating temperatures at ten or 20 degrees before normal increasing our fire danger and on the high side with breezy winds. the highs for wednesday are in the south bay at 87 for san jose and 89 in los gatos and 54 in menlo park and downtown san francisco at 81, and 88 in sonoma and 87 in oakland and 86 in union city and 86 for fremont and inland nearly 90 degrees and 89 is the high. on friday upper 90's inland and mid-90 in the bay and the coast is in the mid-80's. leyla gulen? >>> the metering lights on usuallies 10 minutes ago. you can see the traffic is stacked

>>> now at noon -- a major undercover sting targeting people preying on victims of the napa earthquake. why some people are now facing felony charges. plus, get ready for some sonic booms around the bay area today as the blue angels begin practicing for fleet week. we'll hear from one of the pilots. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. it's been six weeks since a 6.0 quake shook napa and there's still a lot of clean-up and rebuilding to do. but some people are trying to take advantage of victims of the quake. alex savidge live with details on the undercover operation, a crackdown on unlicensed contractors. good afternoon. >>> the warning went out to homeowners in the napa area to watch for unlicensed contractors who may tripe tri- to rip them off -- try to rip them off. a sting operation was done using this earthquake-damaged home and busted workers trying to operate under the table. >> do you have a contractors license? huh? >> no. >> ok. >> this is a sting operation. >> reporter: this is hidden camera individual row from the home as -- video from the home as unlicensed contractors

it's opinion more than a month since that earthquake in napa.ere damage, a lot of it, still out this. ktvu's alex savage also out there more about a major sting operation we are finding out about. it targets people trying to take advantage of those earthquake victims in napa. stay tuned. >>> thursday morning, october 9th. i'm dave clark >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. the saying, depend upon where you are for the weather. >> that's right. if you are by the coast, upper 60s, upper 70s for some. upper 90s for some. the high pressure system does not want to let go. there is a subtle hint. a sister moving up north that will increase the breeze. 51 in men lo park. school there. i'm leaving san mateo at 53 degrees. we'll see if the breeze holds. oakland has not been -- fog, sun, warm, not as hot. warm to hot in-hand although some areas like lake county, eastern solano county really tough to cool off. 70s and 80s for most. here is sal >> we are looking at a commute where traffic is off to a destearnt on the east shore freeway. i want to

maybe an inch or more for places like napa and also santa rosa.s could be so far the largest storm system of the season. we're hoping even these totals get higher. so we've got seven days until that happens. you know, forecast models can go either way, so we'll be tracking it for you. >> thank you, jeff. >>> a rematch like 2012. the giants and cardinals face off again this the nlcs. we'll hear from both teams, next. hey john check it out. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. the x1 entertainment operating system only from xfinity. >>> nominations for next year's inductees into the rock and roll hall of fame are out. the list includes a band that got its start right here in the bay area. green day. other contenders

santa rosa, napa, fairfield. 86 currently in livermore. from the east bay hills camera, you are looking at mount diablo with blue skies overhead and here's a look at the forecast. hot inland the next three days. we have a heat advisory for thursday and friday, increased fire danger comes along with it. you see the pacific satellite picture and really, it's this area of high pressure with the offshore winds that's going to keep us in this hot pattern for the bay area for the start of your weekend. so really, the next three days. take a look at the wind forecast beginning tonight, going into tomorrow. those winds really start to switch back around offshore again quickly tomorrow morning. we are going to see rapid warmups. temperatures will be on the warm to hot side tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, i don't think you have to worry about a jacket or a sweater. mid 50s to the upper 60s, little breezy in the hills, and tomorrow afternoon, your highs will look like this. hot in gilroy, 99. 97 morgan hill and the south bay. 92, san jose. cupe

right outside napa. it happened at 10:00 last night on converse valley road. the highway patrol said an unlicensed 17-year-old was driving 70 miles an hour, when the car went off the road, crashed into a tree, and then caught fire. people nearby pulled out a 14-year-old boy, and a 15-year-old girl from the car. firefighters had to extricate the driver. he was air lifted to santa rosa memorial hospital. again, they have major injuries. >>> traffic was a mess on highway 85 at sunny vail today. all lanes of the freeway were completely blocked around noon, after a motorcyclist slammed into the back of a minivan. the motorcyclist was taken to the hospital. the chp is investigating exactly why this happened. >>> a fremont woman who police say supplied the alcohol in a driving under the influence crash last year was in court today. 40-year-old yusef was arrested yesterday. police say she supplied alcohol at a party at her house last october. one teenager leaving the party was killed when his best friend crashed his car near durham road. police say 70-year-old jason p

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but we are not looking for any record-setting highs, in in 85 they were much hotter than this. 45 in napa, 42349 walnut creek -- 49 in walnut creek. it is actually kind of a cool morning and you loose their breeze. you will put 1,700 feet and they are in the 70s, lakeport, petaluma says 58, and it will be sunny for all i should say, if there is any fog it will not last very long and it means a lot of 80s to near 90, here is sal. >>> traffic is testify a deem start. in fact you can see the traffic from the carquinez to the mcarthur maze looks good and traffic continues to look nice on highway 4 and no major problems as you drive through from antioch but there was a report of a wrong way driver on highway 4 near love advantage rode and also on 16th avenue and driving in the morning you being -- you can not expect it where traffic continues to look good into san francisco. if you are driving on 508 livermore this traffic is off to a nice start, it is 5:41 let's go back to the desk. >>> a steady increase in ridership is forcing people to fight for some spots in some stations. here is alex sav

in napa, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> the napa valley quake was the largest in the bay area since loma prieta which happened 25 years ago this friday. >> we are taking a look back with the premiere of the abc 7 special "15 seconds, 25 years later." >>> burglars have stolen more than $2 million in equipment from three production companies in fremont. surveillance video from mack house productions shows men grabbing at least $150,000 in computers and video gear early on saturday. the company's owner posted this video on facebook and told us he may lose some business without his gear. >> this is just so unfortunate to see people, i don't know if they were targeting me directly or if it was just by chance. but it sucks that there's people out there that are doing these types of things when we're, you know, a small company that's self-funded and working every day, more than 12 hours a day every single day. >> the owner offered a $10,000 reward to find his gear. police are also looking for thieves who took $1.5 million in equipment from black magic designs distribution center and $400,000 fr

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low to mid 08s from santa rosa to napa. east bay highs 72 in oakland. inland east bay highs into mid to upper 80s, perhaps up to 90s in antioch, livermore and fairfield here is the accu-weather forecast. cooling continues throughout thursday and into friday. then, temperatures rebound over the weekend we'll see low 90s inland over the weekend low 80s around the bay >> coming up next, revolution in lighting technology. >> the work that won a local entrepreneur the nobel prize, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? yeah, citi mobile. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. insurance because it was too expensive. as a professional dancer, i tend to beat up my body a lot, and having health insurance is a priority for me. it's a relief to be able to keep the same doctor. i was born with a back condition that required surgery. i'm paying a fraction of what i used to pay. even with my back issues, i'm able to afford health insurance. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. for the fi

. >>> napa residents felt another aftershock from the 6.0 quake that hit the area august 24th. the u.s. geological survey reported a quake this morning, the epicenter southwest of napa and seven miles west of american canyon. it was 4.2 miles deep. >>> the latest comes as napa earthquake victims began applying for federal help. they got started online as the federal emergency management agency's quake assistance center finally began taking shape. in mid-september a disaster declaration by president obama made that federal assistance available for governmental agencies but not for individuals. yesterday, that was extended to private property owners. >> it can help provide rental assistance or some home repair and then they will also be referred to the small business administration to determine their eligibility for low interest loan. >> our interest rates are really low at 2.063% for homeowners and renters. >> earthquake victims in napa and solano counties will be eligible for tax relief. the irs has postponed deadlines until january 15th of next year. >>> a mobile payment app i

gave news guarantee napa quake victims get any help at all., abc 7 news. >> pilot of german plane made a wild landing at the airport. aid vo pingted on you tube hitting strong cross wind. plane wobble wildly as it nears touch down. pilot able to level it out just seconds before touching down. another airport located in the north atlantic west of africa. airport is considered one of the most difficult places in the world to land. >> senior google executive has broken the record record for highest free fall parachute july. happened in roswell, mexico. he's a pilot and senior vice president of knowledge used balloon to float up to 135,000 9 08 feet according to the "new york times"he was wearing a custom design suit with elaborate life support system in case anything went wrong. trip up took 2 hours. back to earth in only 15 minutes. at speed exceeding 800 miles per hour. spectators report hearing a sonic boom racing through the sky. after landing he said it was amazing. >> cafeteria of the future and looks like nothing the ones you are used to s

still cool in napa.more at 60 degrees and fairfield in the mid-60s with the north wind for the past couple of hours. the roof camera, look at that glassy bay out there. fair skies this morning, breezy throughout the afternoon. we will see the brief warmup for the fall. but then it's over. in fact by tomorrow the on shore push returns. and we will look for a chance of rain on tuesday. high temperatures much, much cooler. even into wednesday maybe some mist and drizzle and light showers. another opportunity the end of the week but also the beach hazard to pass on to you with the large northwesterly swells, 11 to 13 feet from the north coast all the way down through santa cruz, the central coast. there's strong rip currents and sneak are waves. throughout the day you notice the warmup out there. upper 60s throughout the morning and noontime 70s and upper 70s and the offshore wind keeping it mild. in fact, on the warm side in san francisco. high pressure building into the north of us. that's just for today.

napa means mail remains unblocked.eople who have had holds on their mailed they have not been able to get to their mail and as soon as that is available, it is not clear how long it will take to make the downtown post office said to go inside. >>> he claims he was attacked by a himmer and the 35-year-old got in to trouble. they claim he hit him in the head with a hammer leaving him bleeding and unconscious. doctors are not sure if he will die, they have not responded. >>> they are filing another lawsuit. bryan stow was awarded another judgement and the new laws -- lawsuit claims they are not providing enough medical coverage for him. he suffered permanent damage when he was severely affected. >>> they will have new restrictions on marijuana clubs but not until 2016. they decided to put the measure on the next regular election ballot in june 20th 16. they say it will cost taxpayers and should hold a special election before then. they will force most of san jose's medical marijuana dispensaries to close their doors. >>>

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napa. oakland. san francisco down toward palo alto. talk mr.ore about chances of rainfall across san jose. how much this lasts and two systems on the way. >> very encouraging. wind causing havoc early this evening. take a look. a large tree. right here. fell on a parked car. in san jose. this is one of the e-bay campuses. bad news for the car. thankful l fufully no one was i. our live coverage begins tomorrow morning at 4:30 on our morning show "today in the bay." >> fight against yebola reached the bay area. a twist, the dallas nurses are fighting back using a national union as their voice. the nurses union in east bay. cheryl hurd on treasure island this evening. cheryl, a strange turn of events highlighted by the news conference a few hours ago. >> that's right, raj. we did not hear or see the nurses making complaints about the lack of training and equipment used when treating ebola patient thomas duncan. but, what they're saying is true, if what they're saying is true, nurses were in trouble from the very beginning. >> media, the t

palo alto, the san ramon valley, napa, cloverdale.ybody else in the mid-to low 50s. 7:00 this morning. you can see a better chance of moisture reaching the ground through 11:00 in the north bay. 11:00 to 1:00 it moves through the heart of the bay and moves through the south bay by 3:00. really starts to fade. it will really be dry. it will be so much cooler. 15 to 20 degrees cooler tomorrow morning. here is a look at our weather. we're going to be slightly warmer tuesday, wednesday, thursday into friday. a cold front will drop our temperatures saturday and sunday. looking very delightful here also. a world series game, three through five. >> iex lo'm looking at the toll. the meters have been turned on. i see flashing lights. we possibly have a stalled vehicle up ahead. what's not up ahead are the hethet metal plates that were causing problems friday. it will make about ten minutes to make it into the city. we will not ruin our tires with those metal plates. >> through velajo we have a two car crash causing the center divider to be wit

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in napa, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> napa valley earthquake once the largest quake in the bay area which happened 25 years ago next friday. we are taking a look back this saturday evening at 9:30 with premiere of the abc 7 news special 15 seconds, 25 years later the homeal pretty earthquake tune in. >> former head master of marin county private schools faces arraignment next month on trafficking charges. found in motel room near sacramento with this woman. 21-year-old britney hall who appeared in court today. britney and 54-year-old thomas woodrow price were arrested last week after police found large stash of meth heroin cocaine an prescription drug in the room. the da told us this afternoon 4 if any counts filed. price resipe as head master at the bronson school in ross. >> pg&e looking in the cause of goods leak that forced a taco bell in novato to close. employee of the restaurant at seventh and grant street notice call for help 10:00 o'clock this morning. they were overcome by gas inside the building. >> we arrived on scene. met with employee xhaing of feeling ill themselves. tell w

. >> they had a 6.0 earthquake in the napa, american canyon area the napa, american canyon area aboutround ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >>> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >>> that feeling of euphoria that travis ishikawa provided last night isn't going away any time soon for giants fans. it's now a part of giants lohr. perhaps you heard the miller call. how about fox sports deports. >> baby! san francisco giants san francisco giants [ speaking spanish ish ka wa! giants win the pennant. the giants win the pennant. >> i got to thank the giants for bringing me up and giving me this opportunity. i don't know what he was thinking when he put me in the outfield. he knows what he's doing. i trust him. and thank him for this moment. >> i love tha

a chilly 49 degrees in napa but warmer than where we started. 44 degrees this morning in napa. beautiful day. 70s in the forecast for the amp. upper 60s by noontime. low to mid-70s for the second half of the day. and 60 degrees at 7:00. sun sets at 6:50 or so. mid to upper 80s for the east coast bay shoreline. mid-90s for brentwood. 90 degrees san hoe say. -- going to be a warm un. 85 san bruno. 79 in san francisco. take accused drop there. the extend edmond forecast here. the cooling trend continues and there it is. finally falling out of the 90s. and temperatures continuing to fall wednesday into thursday. >> back to the desk. >> warning to residents after an increase in mail theft and mail tampering coming up in 10 minutes. what you need to know no avoid becoming a victim of this crime. >> one of san francisco's most historic buildings have reopened. coming up what's changd about this beloved city of destination. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 mon

a hailstorm in napa delayed the game between clayton valley charter and napa high school.chance of hail this week. but chief meteorologist paul deanno is sweltering in livermore. >> reporter: the only ice is inside the gatorade buckets. they need to drink a lot of water. varsity game at 7:00. the host is the livermore cowboys. the visiting team, they are 5- 0, number 2 in the bay area right behind de la salle ahead of clayton valley charter. the foothill team out of pleasanton. we have the second half ready to go here and the kids have been drinking a lot of water because we are in the mid-90s out here. we have been for the past couple of days. we will be once again tomorrow. that's the horn. it is time to start the second half. look at these temperatures. today was the hottest day of the year in san francisco 92. but a little sea breeze has you down to 86 degrees. santa rosa 95. san jose 90. livermore 93. oakland upper 80s. and it is toasty all throughout the bay area. we have cooled off efficiently at night. we'll do it again tonight. down to 51 in santa rosa. 58 in oakl

it is 81 in santa rosa. 77 in napa. fairfield, livermore in the low 90s. hang in there. we are still watching the clouds. we will call it partly cloudy with fog tonight. cooling trend through thursday and warmer pattern sets up for the weekend. as you look at the pacific satellite picture, what was once tropical storm simon is now just a depression but it is sending moisture across the northern baja peninsula and in towards the arizona area. that's where they are expecting the potential for some flooding. high pressure is weakening which is why temperatures slipped today. the cooling will continue but the storm track will stay to the north of the bay area so unfortunately, in the accuweather seven day forecast we do not have rain. we do have fog for tomorrow morning's commute around the coast and the bay and it is going to be a cool start. 50s across the region. grab a jacket or sweater when you head out the door and make sure the little ones are bundled up. they will need that extra layer. for the afternoon, south bay highs 80 san jose. 77 sunnyvale. 87 in morgan hill.

napa is 53. 60 in san francisco.>>> good news if you were facing delays on the train, it has cleared. southbound highway 242 at 680 because of the crash that is blocking one lane that is gumming up open highway 4. to the south, through the santa cruz mountains we have a stalled beg rig blocking lanes southbound highway 17 it is fought slowing things down yet but south of there near the reservoir that is are we have low and go traffic northbound but still managing well to the summit. >>> thanks, leyla gulen, you can see the pink logo? on the screen? we are wearing pink, too. with a nationwide put bringing more attention to breast cancer >>> covering novato, oakland oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> hopes of a babe bridge series are over after the disappoint loss in kansas city. >> i didn't see that sigh in the script. >> but giants still have hope alive. matt? >>> all the a's fans could be waking up depressed but giants fans can get the stadium feeling watching the game although the lay o

this is chandler from napa. he was given a practice ball in his very first game and would not let it go. we want to see your team spirit. e-mail your fan photos at kgo-tv.com. >> i didn't realize they even had pacifiers with giants colors on them. they think of everything. >> that's right. >>> spencer christian outside, he thinks of everything as well. he's thinking about extreme heat. >> oh, i am, indeed. you think it was hot today, wait for the next two days. it will be quite a bit hotter in some places. live doppler 7 hd, we have sunny skies all across the bay area which is probably apparent to you already. let me move along and give you this view looking towards point rays under sunny skies. currently 75 degrees in san francisco. oakland 79. mid 80s in san carlos, san jose, morgan hill at 73 at half moon bay. here's a beautiful view looking over san francisco, under blue skies looking in all directions. 90 degrees in santa rosa and napa. 82, petaluma. 86 in livermore. one more live view from the rooftop came

it is an operation targeting contractors taking advantage of the victims of the napa earthquake. today, prosecutor has release more information about this undercover sting. >> still a lot of damage to homes and businesses here in this area because of the earthquake back in august and that's why state authorities say that contractors, unlicensed contractors have been very busy in this area trying to do work. this week, authorities cracked down on work ares trying to do repairs under the table. >> you are a he going to charge me 10 grand if it's just 10 grand between you and me, you don't have to get the workers' comp. >> the government is not part of this. >>> this is hidden camera video taken during an undercover sting operation carried out this week by the contractorsite state license board. authorities invited unlicensed contractors into this tick hard home that has earthquake damage here in the napa area and they asked those workers for repair estimates. a lot of people have squall fallen victim it contractors working under the table. homeowners risk losing money and they may

he gave us no guarantee napa quake victims will get any help at all.bc 7 news. >>> a new test for levi stadium as the cal bears took on the oregon ducks in a rare friday night game. traffic as bad as expected? abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: dinner is served and the main course was duck. a chipper crowd at levi stadium. you could credit their excitement to the tailgating or the fact it's friday night or maybe because it's oddly easy to get here. >> actually it wasn't too bad. i was surprised. >> they have done well. and i'm very, very happy this time. >> actually not that bad. 280 to 85 to 237 and we got here really with not too much fuss. >> reporter: it took rick and his family about an hour and a half to drive from san francisco. helping keep cars off the road, these tour buses, lots more than you'd see at a 49ers game and plenty of people took the light rail. this couple from south toledo got caught in the crunch. they weren't allowed to park at the hotel where family members are staying for the game, but they had lunch an

. >>> coming up, fixing what was broken by the napa quake. a bay area artist comes up with a creative way to help her neighbors reimagine smashed heirlooms. >> i still do what i do with what i'm going to and that makes it even sweeter. >> but it is what fellow musicians did for this man that proves more than music can touch a person's soul. >>> sometimes a smile is just what someone down on their luck needs. coming up, you'll meet a man who has made sure they have gotten one for more than two decades. i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >>> after a disaster like the napa quake back august, we hear stories of neighbors helping each other. none quite as original as the woman you're about to meet. for someone who loves breaking things as much as sherry tobin does, this mosaic-loving artist has absolutely no fondness for earthquakes. >> i think during the earthquake what i

napa 93. not that uncommon for napa but that 87 in vallejo is certainly a deviation from the norm. san jose 92. 90 in santa rosa. but check out san francisco. that is not normal. 85 degrees in san francisco tomorrow. 15 degrees above average. so when do we cool off? after hot weather on thursday and friday, even 80 at the coast. mid-80s near the bay, we begin to cool off a bit. the coast will be first on saturday. you're down to the 70s. by sunday, near the bay, is down to the 70s. and then by monday and tuesday of next week, a stronger onshore flow drops temperatures back down to the 80s inland and 70s near the bay. brilliant sunshine, beautiful weather outside. if you don't mind the heat, i know a lot of folks in san francisco and oakland you don't have air-conditioning, you get past that, it will be gorgeous. fog-free weather including here in vallejo at the ferry terminal. they have been running ferries here since 1997. gorgeous weather everywhere, warm weather everywhere because of the offshore wind. >> you cued the ferry right behind you. good timing! >> reporter: dude, we ti

a few sprinkles at petaluma and to napa. as far as our forecast, we will have high clouds and sun, and mid-60 at noon and low 70's for the solar eclipse at 4:00 and a quiet 65 this evening and showers and light rain are up north bay and the rest of us see 689 around find to 75 at 4:00 and 68 in the evening. light showers and thinner clouds this evening and let 60. ace train one could not catch up after the delay because of freight train on the tracks. ace train one has 20-minute delay headed into fremont and great america and muni and other mass transit moving along fine with metering light on and you are on the brakes at 15 minutes from the maze to san francisco up to treasure island and the only accident is push on the shoulder and we still have this, westbound 580 at greenville road gumming up the commute and onç the brakes to vasco and on the way to dublin. >>> the giants are waking up in kansas city this morning after a tough loss to the royals in game two of the world series. royals closer end the game with the giants

eight weeks after the 6.0 earthquake hit napa, help from fema has not arrived. today lawmakers and the state emergency officials reviewed the response and the recovery. they were impressed how the community came together immediately after the disaster. >> most of the responders that were committed to helping the citizens of napa and vallejo were victims themselves. and yet they were out there committed to helping the people and doing their jobs. several people i talked to in the city and county government didn't know what the status of their homes were. >> napa city officials say there are still 160 red-tagged buildings. president obama has declared the quake a major federal disaster. officials say state relief has been held up by lack of information from fema about eligibility. estimated damage from the napa quake $1 billion. >>> heavy metal is no longer slowing traffic on the bay bridge. traffic is moving much better tonight now that cal trance has removed those trouble-making steel plates. we've been showing you how they've been slowing traffic as drivers rea

we are looking at a cloudy start. 49 in napa. half-mile visibility here. santa rosa, less than that. around a quarter mile. and cloudy skies with mid-50s concord and livermore. the fog will stay with us for the next couple of hours. by the:00, 10:00, it clears. we have a few overall it is a sunnier and warmer day today with temperatures climbing through the 80s inland. red flag warning goes into effect overnight tonight for the hills of the north and east bay. and then we are talking about rain all in just a couple of days. matt. >> all right, thank you. we begin with breaking news in the east bay where right now crews are at the scene. a fatal house fire. the one alarm fire broke out this morning. an elderly person in the home did die, two others injured. one treated for minor burns and one for smoke inhalation. no word on what started the fire. >>> president obama is in san francisco this morning raising money for democrats. today he will attend a round table at the home of a pacific heights home of co-founder of a local company, mark pinkus. >>> at toda

how about 48 degrees, though, in napa? and our san francisco airport, 67. so almost a 20-degree spread already. from our roof camera, no fog to speak of. it's coming back today. we will tell you when and pinpoint the temperatures next. >> all right. thanks, lisa. still to come, new details on the domestic violence case against ray mcdonald. what we've learned about the police officer whose conduct is being questioned because of his involvement in the case. and october is breast cancer awareness month. we will tell you where women can turn to for the you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? sure. ♪ [ beep ] hey. okay. -these'll do.? -yeah. [ male announcer ] wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up so, where do you a pretty good place. good places ♪ is folgers in your cup >> good morning. a live look from our east bay hills camera pointing toward the city and the eastern span of the bay bridge, as we. looking beautiful this morning. no fog to speak of right now. lisa argen said that's going to change as we'v

according to the napa valley register, the napa community foundation is giving away $350,000 in moneyor people who need help right now. that money came from community donations including a $10 million gift from the napa valley vintners. others will screen applications for larger grant. >>> another solar company, ipo'ing. i was like, is this the name of the company? >> a competitor to solar city. >> that's on me, i wanted you to say ipo'ing, it's not an english word. >> vivid solar out of utah does the same thing as solar city does. it puts solar panels on your house, essentially for free, or no upfront cost. you pay less each month than you would to pg&e. really companies getting money off of tax breaks and long-term payment. in that sense, finance company really than green energy. cisco shares higher, the company cut its ceo's pay after poor sales. this idea floating cisco should break itself apart the way ebay and paypal did. the first day of the fourth financial quarter, most call it october 1st. nasdaq launching breast cancer awareness month. they use a gopro on the nasdaq. gopros

about a half mile in napa.g will be an iron pu check out temperatures. 49 in walnut creek. american canyon. the rest of us in the low to

napa, 67. upper 70s in fairfield and livermore.nother view of the western sky from our camera, we have clouds that are in the atmosphere. lots of sunshine and a chance of rain. it's hard to remember what that is. we may be reminded tuesday into wednesday. we'll see fog into the bay. fog burns back to the coastline by afternoon lows into mid to upper 50s. now, looking farther into the forecast we've got that cooling breeze right now. and a ridge of high pressure going to build in. that is going to bring us heating we've talked about. this system will be moving into our direction. that is our next best chance of rain perhaps tuesday into wednesday we have a fire weather watch for north bay mountains and east bay hills from 11:00 p.m saturday to 3:00 a.m monday. winds gusting and humidity low. that will permit rapid fire growth should fires develop. for many on the coast look for large swells and a possibility of sneaker waves tomorrow, low 60s to low 70s around the bay. low 80s inland here is the accu-weather forecast. warming up nic

napa at 50 degrees. lows are cool. the highs have been double. just amazing differences.igher elevations still continue to be very warm. calistoga says 60. bodega bay, san francisco, and monterey they have been holding in there. 33 3e in tahoe. 54 monterey. eureka at 51 degrees. 36 up in minneapolis. very cool air. and you can see why everything is happening. dropping right down and swinging down to the deep south, the great lakes, and the northeast. there is the ridge of high pressure. impose all the way to vancouver. we have the fog, it's rearing to go. today it's a gradual process. dense fog coast and bay. even though it's in the 50s we'll have temperatures rebounding. the fog is ready to go. we have a system coming in when it gets to tuesday and wednesday. so today cooler coast and bay. still 90s inland. thick morning fog though warm to hot. 90 concord. morgan hill 93. san jose 87. looks good. not as hot as we had on saturday and sunday. but still yesterday was 82. game time temp 74 nice degrees. fog, sun, warm on tuesday. and here comes the cooler pattern wednesday a