out which schools are damaged, which are operation a -- operational. >> no school tomorrow for napa unified. he added tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 in the afternoon he'll make announcement about school on tuesday. so all of the 30 schools, public schools in napa, no class tomorrow. they're going school to school, classroom to classroom to make sure everything is safe. monte francis has been on that part of the story. >> reporter: that's right. 18,000 students we're talking about. that affects a lot of families in the bay area. parents were notified by a phone tree. district officials are also getting the word out by talking to us in the media. we went inside napa high school. the superintendent showed us around. we found offices, classrooms in disarray. a broken sprinkler system causing water to leak on the front desk. beyond that and broken window in a few schools, the damage is not to be too serious when it comes to schools in the district. the superintendent says they have to be sure the schools are structurally safe. engineers will come through all 30 in the district tomorrow to inspect th

napa unified has 20 elementary schools. six middle schools. five high schools throughout that area which includes charter schools and so those are the public schools that provide before and after care usually until 6:00 p.m. in the evening, that will not be happening tomorrow. all public schools are closed tomorrow as the district sends in structural engineers and even teachers to look at their classrooms to figure out what the extent of the damage is in those schools. there will be no school tomorrow. there will be no child care before or after school if you are in after-school program. there are 19 private schools throughout napa. the situation for those is you'll have to contact those private schools yourself if your child attends one of those to find out the situation. they don't full under the public school district. we don't know if those will be open. we can tell you that any and all public schools in napa unified are closed tomorrow. at 1:00, the superintendent says they'll issue a statement if school will move forward on tuesday. >> t

inspectors are still assessing damage at napa valley unified school district campuses. schools in napa will stay closed for at least one more day. kron 4's dan kerman reports from napa high school. as officials continue to assess the damage following yesterday's earthquake. >>dan kerman cleanup of the structural analysis is continuing the cleanup and structural analysis continues at schools throughout the napa valley unified school district and as a result there will be no class again on tuesday >>patrick sweeney/napa school one of those still to be assessed is napa high school here the cafeteria now has it's own version of a fault line one that school officials hope is just in need of a cosmetic repair and not a structural one else where lots of things have fallen to the ground. in this room, it's text books. here in the school's ceramics classroom, it's works of art >>melinda miller/ napa high school teacher 41-48: it's sad to see so many pieces of work that students have donated for others to see this year and they are splattered all over the ground and glaze spilled

all schools in napa unified school district will be open tomorrow except for one, stoneridge charter school will remain closed because of cracks in the building. >>> a subtle change today in one of napa buildings that was badly damaged in the quake. workers put up a fence around the red-tagged building at third and brown. the street is already closed. >>> today the solano county board of supervisors voted to declare a state of emergency after getting damage reports from vallejo. kpix 5's ann notarangelo tells us much of the damage was in historic buildings. ann. >> reporter: we're on georgia street where the city is blocked off this one whole section because we're right in front of the old crowley department store. we expect the streets will be closed for at least the next three days. it seems with each passing hour, we're finding more damage citywide. a fire in the abandoned area of maryland had nothing to do with the earthquake but initially low water pressure provided another reminder to firefighters about the crisis facing vallejo. >> this end was mostly built on silt and we have

oakland raiders legend and hall of famer willie brown will present a check from the team-- to the napa unified school district to help out with recovery efforts. >> darya:brown will be giving the donation to superintendent patrick sweeney this afternoon at one-- at the napa valley unified school district offices on jefferson street in napa. >> darya:napa residents are continuing to clean up following sunday's earthquake. >> darya:sandy schieck used to be an antiques dealer. >> darya:she and her husband already lost many of their belongings in a quake back in 2000. >> darya:and then in 2012-- her house burned down. and now two years after that. sunday's earquake. >> darya:despite all that, we found her in pretty good spirits as she picked up the pieces yet again. >>: we will we are turned we can survive we have electricity and water you we can get by. >> darya:one bright spot--- the new house only received cracks from the latest quake. >> darya:and sandy thinks it's because after the fire in 2012 they had to build a whole new house up to the latest codes. >> mark: will have more on a nine year-

all scoops in the napa unified school district will re-open tomorrow. crews today identified 120 broken water lines and 640 customers are still without water. >> as of this as napa strucks to return to normal. the quake may have shaken tourists, as well. but the region want people to know it's business as usual. kpix 5's mike sugerman on the tourism push ahead of a crucial holiday weekend [ indiscernible ] this and this and this and thought your napa vacation was going down the drain, if you heard through the grapevine there was damage and destruction throughout wine country, put a cork in it. >> how are you doing, guys? >> how are you? >> well. >> reporter: napa tourism like the wine was shaken, not stirred. >> the grapevines have no idea there was even an earthquake. >> reporter: it might not give you confidence that the visit napa valley building has been red-tagged, the director says there should be no fear of a wine country vacation. >> a very tiny amount of the valley's infrastructure has been harmed and the rest of it is good as new. >> reporter:

the napa valley unified school district and the napa valley education foundation. the team is also encouraging raiders fans who attend tomorrow's pre-season game at the coliseum. to also donate to the red cross. and today. school. back in session for thousands of napa students for the first time since the earthquake hit sunday. kron-4's will tran was at napa high school this morning. where students say, they are still anxious and in shock from the big quake. the schools where the children were in shock that the demos were damaged. powell who knows some of us may be feeling anxiety. come still could scare right now. with you doesn't you do not know when another aftershock will hit. for me i wasn't as emotional i was just surprised. it is good to be back in school if anything happens again. these buildings will be as safe as they can be. will we will parlay have less damage. the school did not do it for earthquake drill. but they did not physically evacuate the classrooms. the elementary schools have to do that reporting from that will. one of the most persistent pro

all but one napa unified campus will resume classes. everywhere else is safe. >> some of the minor repairs include replacing windows that have broken, some cabinets have fallen that need to be fastened to the walls. there are some cracks, they're not structural or dangerous cracks but cracks in sidewalks and things like that. >> reporter: so the first thing students, as we mentioned, sam, will participate in earthquake drills today. as i mentioned, it's a refresher clasp they'll be practicing taking cover and evacuating in case of additional aftershocks. only school left not open today is stone bridge charter school. they will be back in session next week. they found significant cracks in the walls and the sidewalks there. live in napa, nanette miranda for "today in the bay." >> debris-filled parking lot there. thank you. >>> bob redell off to napa with a look at relief efforts that are under way. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. here in the downtown area, you can see some of the most significant, visual damag

. >> reporter: after inspectors deemed them safe, all but one napa unified campus will resume classes today. stone bridge charter school will be back in session next week. inspectors found significant cracks in the floors and walls of that school. the first thing that students will do will participate in earthquake drills. of course, very timely, they'll be practicing taking cover and evacuating in case there are aftershocks. more aftershocks in the area. live at napa high, nanette miranda, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> 5:04, despite the dismantling of a piece of north bay history, a church in vallejo kept an important tradition alive. crews removed the bell tower of the first baptist church. after the quake the 100-year-old church was deemed unsafe. officials worried they wouldn't be able to serve food to the homeless like they have every day for the past 14 years. after the remodel, the church was deemed safe. and dinner went on as planned. >>> the red cross and sl vation army will be available in the north bay until no longer needed. bob redell live from downtown napa. it's

schools will be closed in napa valley unified district. napa high is almost ready for students unless they want something from the textbook room. it is in complete disarray. buckled shelves, books strewn across the floor. >> there is no structural damage for two-thirds of the school. however, one-third have yet to be row viewed. >> they will -- reviewed. >> they will announce at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon if classes will resume on wednesday. parkings and recreation centers are open to help parents are child care while the schools are closed. >>> napa wineries gearing up for the labor day weekend. thousands of bolts were smashed. an untold numb we bumper of barrels were damaged when they rolled off their racks. in spite of the damage, most tasting rooms remain open. mark sayer has more. >> reporter: they are at the vineyard, now that we are in day two of clean up, they are finding even more damage. barms they thought were perfectly fine, instead split open. some of the worst damage i saw today was just around the corner from here. that's where

for the first day since the quake, except for one, stonebridge charter school still closed, the napa unifiedool district getting help from the oakland raiders after materials were damaged, the team donated a total of $50,000 to the quake zone, $25,000 of that goes directly to the school district. the oakland raiders hall-of-famer willie brown presented the check today, the team holds its summer camp in napa and also donated $25,000 to the red cross. >>> dozens of pets this napa ran away from home during the earthquake, the napa county animal shelter taking care of more than two dozen lost pets uniting 18 dogs and nine cats, they know there are many more out there that are still unaccounted for. since earthquakes in california can happen anywhere and any time, the shelter has some advice on how to find a missing pet that's been freaked out by all the shaking and noise. >> time to go oud and start looking for your cat, [ indiscernible ] cats are pretty sensitive, with all the after shocks and helicopters and everything going on, i think cats are scared. >> to prepare for the next emergency, th

clean up. >> mark: the cleanup and structural analysis continues at schools throughout the napa valley unifiedill to be assessed is napa high school >> mark: the cafeteria now has it's own version of a fault line, one that school officials hope is just in need of a cosmetic repair and not a structural one. >> mark: teacher melinda miller has been on double clean up >> mark: she also lost personal artwork at her home when the quake hit but, as sad as it is, she is putting it in perspective. >>: i thought it was the worst in it's not that bad so it may be easier for me to put things in perspective and do would have to do. >> mark: again no school today-- but as for wednesday, school officials should have an answer later this afternoon. >> reporter:a reminder to send your pictures to us through our free mobile app. >> reporter: including one that sent pitches from the victorian apartment. the well a lot of cleanup to do is hard to do and it is taken them hours. it is a daunting task for a lot of folks. keep these pictures and videos coming into a newsroom. if you can also get them to us by a mell

. >> 500 customers still have no water as 29 of 30 public schools re-opened yesterday in the napa unified school district. parents at redwood middle school were told their kids shut not drink the water on campus while it is tested. the water fountains were shut off and students were given bottled water. they hope to repair all protecten pipes by tomorrow. federals urge residents with lost water service after the earthquake to use bottled water for drinking or cooking. amy hollyfield will have a report at the top of the hour. >>> the school superintendent of the state says two tons of food is en route to earthquake victims. the napa valley food bank suffered damage to the warehouses but is continuing their work. community action napa valley will open their decisions center in east napa from 9:00 a.m. to noon with families losing power and their refrigerated food can get groceries. for free. >> youngsters are lending a hand in rebuilding effort. members of napa football group handed out water to businesses and emergency workers. philip says that the kids just wanted to give back to the peop

the money is to help the men red cross, napa valley unified school district and the education foundation. the raiders completed the 19th training can this napa and the summer training camp is at valley marriott. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the napa earthquake where you will find a photo gallery of the damage and tip on preparing for the next disaster on our website with break news alerts. alerts. follow us on twitter@ the 280 freeway extension between 101 and king street in san francisco at 2:00 p.m. on thursday and will not re-open until 5:00 a.m. on tuesday after labor day. the closing will allow caltrain to replace two bridge hinges near the over crossing as part of a retrofit. southbound 280 stays open with two similar closings happening this year. watch out giants fan headed to the game this weekend. cannot do the 280 extension to the ballpark. >> more on traffic. >>> as we look at traffic we have plan "b" in affect and mass transit has egg running on time and no problems on bart and muni and ace train. we are dealing with lays and backups headed into fremont at 27 mi

they includeall school in the navaune fight -- include all schools in the napa unified school district. this afternoon, hopefully most schools will be open tomorrow. >>> 4:35, a check. weather now and what a weekend -- a check of the weather and what a weekend. >> we just haven't felt that for so long. some people weren't alive when there was the bad airport. >> i was up at lake tahoe and some people up there felt it. i slept through it. >> truly amazing. we may not be done just yet. when you get an earthquake, you have to worry about after shocks, possibly a stronger earthquake in the next 5 to 6 days. numerous after shocks have already been felt. about 5 to 6% chance a magnitude five or better. we're not done with it just yet, that's why school is closed and they'll be going around and assessing the damage on a lot of schools there. now they've already been damaged, any earthquake of significance could cause further collapse of some of those buildings. in the bay area, we've got clouds that have raced in overhead overnight. low clouds and continuing to increase. 79 in napa and 68 deg

. >> reporter: we also spoke with the napa unified school district this morning. the principal and staff have reported to all 30 schools to get a sense whether or not the schools will be ready for tomorrow. they have architects and structural engineers visiting those sites. for the most part, water and power has been restored and whether they are structurally sound or not, they are going to update us during a 1:00 news conference. they will tell us whether or not schools will reopen tomorrow. they are shut down today. now, if you lost water, boil tap water for at least one minute. the water does remain safe. the city manager is taking to the podium. i'm going to turn it over to him. >> we will, of course, listen in on that as well. we hope to hear what they are going to do with the buildings and to find out how much power additional people have if they are still out of water. as we await for that to start, building inspectors and engineers are out in full force inspecting damage. in homes and businesses that are not red tagged, as bob has mentioned, it's all about

willie brown will present the donation on's of the team to help the men red cross, napa valley unified school district and the education foundation. the raiders completed the 19th training catch in napa and the summer training catch is at the napa valley marriott. >> we have continuing coverage of the napa earthquake with a be to gallery of the damage and tips on how to prepare for the next disaster on our website and you can get breaking news alerts by following us on twitter@abcnews. residents are told to watch small children and pets after another mountain lion in san mateo. the animal was potted in san carlos at 7:00 p.m. the sixth sighting in 60 days. residents should avoid hiking or walking when mountain lions are active at dawn, dusk or night. if you see one do not approach. do not run. try to look bigger by waving or throwing rocks. >> officials in santa clara are cracking down harder on illegal fireworks. the board supervisors approve add rope -- proposal the fines for those that shoot off the illegal fireworks. only 15 cities in the bay area and santa cruz allow the sale and

. >> reporter: napa unified encouraged schools to practice earthquake drills again, but it wasn't mandatory. napa high felt it was too soon and just verbally went over the exercise. >> they've been through a lot and they're going to get kind of classes rolling right now and just get it going, but they're talking through the procedures. and we do these twice a year as it is, so this is something they're very familiar with. >> counselors are on campus to help the kids deal with the trauma resulting from the earthquake, especially those whose homes were red tagged. >> it's just like loss, like any kind of loss. there's bereavement and they're going to go through those stages of bereavement, like anything else. >> i know i'm having panic attacks and anxiety attacks anytime i hear a noise or a light flickering, so it's a little uncomfortable, but i'm safe here, so it's better than being home alone. >> reporter: only stone bridge charter school is delaying classes until next week. it was close to the epicenter, so it needs more time to fix the damage. meanwhile, napa high is no longer accepting d

all napa unified campuses will be closed again tomorrow for clean up and inspection so the district can determine whether it is safe for students to go back. >> there are still 90 water leaks. 600 properties are still without water tonight. all electric and gas service has been restored. the quake also set off 50 fires. >> we are following break news in virginia where the first baptist church in sonoma boulevard is in danger of collapsing. christin ayers is there. >> reporter: the big concern is that the bell tier will collapse. we will zoom in so you can take a close look at exactly what the problem is. authorities saying that crack

classes at napa unified are canceled for a second day tomorrow. the courthouse is also closed because of that giant hole. more than 200 people were treated for injuries. the one patient who is in critical condition is doing better tonight. >> we have a team of reporters covering the aftermath. christin ayers is in vallejo where a huge church could collapse. g. rom inside show th >> reporter: a few hours ago the tower behind me here at first baptist church was about 4 feet taller than it is now after yesterday's quake. public works crews tore part of it down. you can see where they've dropped piles of bricks to the ground to try to stop the tower from collapsing. pastor al marks and church members noticed the damage to the bell tower this morning. pictures from inside show the plate cracked and separated sections of the nearly 100-year- old tower. >> we're just pastors, not engineers, so we immediately called the fire department to take a look. >> reporter: authorities took one look at the splintered brick, evacuated the area and shut sonoma boulev

all scoops in the napa unified school district will re-open tomorrow. s today identified 120 broken water lines and 640 customers are still without water. >> as of this as napa strucks to return to normal. the quake may have shaken tourists, as well. but the region want people to know it's business as usual. kpix 5's mike sugerman on the tourism push ahead of a crucial holiday weekend [ indiscernible ] this and this and this and thought your

nearly all the campuses in the napa unified school district did pass inspection and are deemed safe. some need small repairs like replacing broken windows or fixing cracks in the sidewalks. the charter school close to the epicenter will be closed until next week. that's because inspectors found significant cracks in the floors and the walls at this school. >>> a part of history dismantled. crews removing that bell tower of a quake-damaged vallejo church today. the first baptist church built in the 1920s is now once again safe. the church continued serving food to the homeless its in dining room tonight. the pastor says in 14 years, the church has never missed serving a free meal. so what do we expect tomorrow? well, most likely, more after shocks. >> it felt like a 3.0 or 4 something. and it start 8ed me. i just yelled out, earthquake, earthquake! >> he got it right. today's biggest aftershock a 3.9 magnitude. and it caused some damage to highway 29. you see it right there. asphalt separated along the approach to the butler bridge creating a large dip. traffic was almost at a stand s

we're getting there. >> reporter: all of the schools in the napa valley unified school district, thatschools in yountville, napa and american canyon are closed today. no classes today. that's because inspectors need to go inside all of those schools, take a look at the damage, make sure those schools are safe to put students back in the classrooms and they will make a determination later on today about whether there will be, in fact, classes on tuesday. and that decision will be announced at 1:00 this afternoon for parents. as we bring you back out here to a live picture in downtown napa along one of the main shopping thoroughfares here, this is the napa historical society with a huge mess left behind. a lot of cleanup to do this morning. a bit of good news to pass along for people in this area. pg&e did tell us this morning that the power has been restored to all but 150 homes in this area right after the earthquake. there were 70,000 people in the dark. we're live this morning in napa, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. time is 8:06. it's still an emotional time at a n

schools are closed today in the napa valley unified school district. that includes schools here in napa and american canyon. [ inaudible ] assessing how much damage was done in terms of a dollar figure. they cannot put an estimate on that at this point. live in napa alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> emotions are also running high at a napa mobile home park where four homes were burned to the ground. yesterday's earthquake ruptured a gas line and knacked three dozen homes off of their foundation. the quake also ruptured the water line that feeds the park with so with little water pressure fire crews had to tap into another line nearby. they did provide a spaghetti dinner for those that lived in that park. thankfully only two minor injuries are reported. the red cross has opened a second evacuation center to help anyone who does not have a place to stay. one is at the crosswalk community church. the second is at the florence douglas center. both are open for over night stays. the red cross says at this time they are not accepting any donations of food

that's 30 schools in the napa unified school district. for more on the inspections now, going on tomorrow, ktvu's paul chambers joins us now live. >> reporter: frank, julie, we have toured some of the schools in napa. it was enough to close school today and tomorrow. stay away from the classrooms. that was the sign greeting teachers and staff as they entered napa high today. sunday morning's earthquake took its toll on several of the district's 30 schools. >> there's a lot of things on the ground. broken glass. >> reporter: inspectors found bent lights and tiles. today, they toured 2/3 of the schools. staff found no structural damage. until all schools are inspected, they will be closed. >> reporter: we're still completing the analysis of our structural engineering work. >> i am lucky enough that i'm able to bring children to work with me in circumstances like this. but to bring two kids to work, makes it very difficult. >> reporter: that was the fear of many parents today, with no school, their options were limited. until the boys and gir

the napa unified school district says they have been able to get to all the school buildings. ey have assessed the damage, and all but one of the schools will reopen tomorrow. live in napa, california, abc7 news. alison, kendis, back to you. >> they're slowly making some progress there. thank you. >> up next a 7 on your side consumer alert, why more than five million computer cords are being recalled. >> plus a woman could not recline her seat because of the passenger behind her. how that led to the flight being diverted. >> more and more teens are giving e-cigarettes a try. that's one reason a major health organization is calling for stronger regulations. i'm joce sterman. what a new >> the world health organization is taking a stand on wha popular alternative to smoking. >> they released a report to ask countries to ban vaping indoors and measures to keep them away from kids. >> this report comes out at the same time as an alumming new study -- alarming study from the c.d.c. which finds a quarter of a million of nonsmokers tried cigarettes last year -- e-cigarettes last year.

inspectors are still checking for damage in the napa valley unified school district. schools closed are in napa, yountville and american canyon. still some cleaning up to do at nap napa high school. the textbook room is a mess. buckled shelves and books tossed across the floor, just about every room has some damage, although most of it is minor. most schools in the district now have water, electricity and internet service. >> there is no structural damage for two-thirds of the school. however, one-third has yet to be reviewed. >> school officials will let us know by 1:00 this afternoon whether they will open tomorrow. the boys & girls club and parks and recreation center are open to help parents with child care while schools are closed. >>> and as we have been reporting all morning long, aftershocks continue to rock napa county. last hour and a half about 4. so far scientists have picked up more than 100, though, aftershocks but none very strong. the napa quake was just one of the more than a half dozen 6.0 or greater quakes this month including two in south america. p

the superintendent at napa valley unified says safety is their number one concern. >> there's a variety of damage. there is very little damage, sometimes computers on the floor and paper on the floor and other schools may be serious. a little too soon to give awful report. >> how about broken windows. >> at least one school with broken windows, yes. >> okay. some teachers arguing with damaged homes. they have to return to work tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. presumably assessing damage and helping clean up. superintendent said he would make a decision by 1:00 tomorrow afternoon about whether to cancel class on tuesday. that will depend upon what the engineers have to say in the morning. the ds trikt is not providing any kind of child care so parent will have to figure out what to do with their children tomorrow. and a few other schools, sonoma state and napa valley college will be open tomorrow. live in napa, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monty. let's show you a west napa car port. burying about 20 cars there. you know there will be a lot of insurance adjusters out there tomorr

all schools in napa valley unified school district are closed. they will decide which schools, if any, remain closed tomorrow. >> no child care in the district. 211 people went to hospitals for treatment, mostly for falling debris or broken glass. one is in critical condition. six mobile homes were destroyed. a fire at a mobile home park is where this occurred. two shelters are open, the first at crosswalk community church in napa. >> in napa we bring you the latest from the scene with amy hollyfield downtown with the big clean up ahead for businesses. >> big clean up ahead them. look at the mess behind me in downtown napa. it looks like it just hit a couple of minutes, no childrenup has been done so far. bricks rained down here in the downtown area the hard of the hit building is this three story building. it has had earthquake retrofitting but it could not stand the shaking of the earthquake. authorities blocked off the streets for fear of after shocks and protect people from the debris. this building is 104 years old and home to a wine bar. th

very fortune it didn't happen at a later hour. >> each campus will be inspected in the napa valley unifiedool districts, and will decide around 1:00 which schools will reopen. and sienna high will be closed today. 6:39. 1.3 in the napa area. it's just going to continue to rumble. we've seen over 55, 56 after shocks. hundreds of them by the end of the week. this was a for-shocker are. a very strong quake in the napa area the. looks like a 5% to 10% we could see a magnitude five or greater in the next six days. we're not done just yet and a lot of those beings are damaged. any significant quake could bring of ret of those down. don't let down your guard just yet. all right. we've got some clouds around the bay area along some of the valleys. low pressure scooting to the east -- rest of those down, don't let your guard down. right now we've got some 50s and 60s by this afternoon. still some 80s in the valley, 80s along the coast. >> it is ugly from pleasanton to sanole. and this back up keeps getting worse and worse. look at the traffic jack. it extends beyond the dubland interchange and thes

'napa valley unified' are open this morning. napa valley unified school district are open this morning. engineers say they are safe except stone bridge charter near the epicenter, which will be closed until next week. >> the san francisco woman known for trying to sneak on to passenger planes was arrested again. police at sky harbor airport in phoenix say marilyn hartman was loitering at a security check month. earlier this month she got on a plane at san jose airport. she was sentenced to 177 days in jail, released after a few days behalf us overcrowding. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. we have some big delays now along the peninsula. southbound 101 at whipple, so it was at redwood city just reported as a solo car crash but now we are hearing up to 10 cars may be involved. other little crashes behind it. so again, you can see all those delays along southbound 101. they start around san mateo and clear out a little bit approaching some of the redwood city exits or past whipple. here's a l

all 30 schools in the napa unified school district are closed so officials can continue to inspect them for damage. napa boys and girls club will be open, parents who have to work can drop off their kids. again, the school closures impact 18,000 students. people have to go to work. they have day care sots boys and girls club are taking care of that. the pedestrian bridge remains closed. the only bridge damaged in the quake. no word yet on when that will reopen. and 70 buildings in napa are now red tagged and more than 200 buildings are yellow tag. red tag means no entry, yellow means moderate damage, limited entry, enough so that you can go in, clean up the glass, anything that's broken inside until you get an engineer or the city to give you the okay to come back in. again, the city has sets up 12 designated drop off sites, some at schools, some at parks, again, they're saying earthquake debris only. that means, you've got water heater, concrete, okay, you've got shards of wood, broken flat screen tvs, okay, if off ma stress or furniture that's not damaged, they clearly don't to want c

. >> reporter: if you have a student that goes to napa unified you may see these issues. >> mark: things making progress in scenes. >> reporter: that are making progress attracted just moved back into area adds alice making this report. they're still large polyp brittany's to be collected and taken out of her. >> mark: this morning we are hearing for the victim most seriously hurt from sunday's quake. >> mark: 13-year-old nick dyan and his friend were staying up late in nick's house playing video games. >> mark: the quake hit while they slept in the living room. and nick was buried in a large pile of bricks when the chimney fell. >> mark: doctors say, his pelvis was shattered in several places. >> mark: after a 10-hour surgery, his condition was upgraded from >> mark: now he's talking about his memories of from that night. >>: >> reporter: eye for it felt the first jolt of the earthquake. and as i put my right knee on the floor of the chimney fell on my back. >> mark: nick is now at u-c- davis recovering. >> mark: doctors say, it will be 5 -to six -months before he will be able to walk a

napa valley unified school district cancelled classes again.so any parent who wants to drop-off the kids can do so at the courthouse between 7:30 am and 6:00 p.m. you don't have to be a member. >> 13-year-old honor student suffered the worst injuries in the napa earthquake. nicholas dillon recovering from major surgery at uc davis medical center in sacramento. this is a picture of the family brick fireplace that fell down on top of him. sergio is live in napa with the latest. how is he doing sergio? >>reporter: he is improving. we spent a good part of the afternoon with his family. they have explained to me that flt dock authorizes to use surgical screw and police to help rae pair a lieutenant of the injuries to his pelvis but as i mention he's improving this afternoon. he was upgraded from critical condition to serious condition. this is what is left of the fireplace inside nicholas dillon home sheared off and fell on him causing serious injuries to his pelvis. his friend was there for asleep over and saw what happened. >> he turned to my right and i see is the the chimney and brick. >>

schools will be closed in the napa valley unified school district as inspectors look at all the damage. schools closed are in napa, yountville and american canyon. now, napa high is almost ready for students unless they want something from the textbook room. take a look. it's in complete disarray with buckled shelves, books strewn across the floor, just about every room has some damage. most of it's minor. most schools in the district now have water, electricity and the internet. >> there is no structural damage for two-thirds of the school. however, one-third has yet to be reviewed. >> the district will announce at 1:00 if classes will resume on wednesday. the boys and girls club and parks and rec center are open to help with child care while the schools are closed. >>> it's amazing to walk through the streets of napa and see all of that damage. >> yeah. it's incredible what just a few seconds can do. that was your first earthquake. that must have been something. >> my first earthquake. it seemed like it lasted three seconds. it was over in a -- >> it has been unusually quiet for a qu

this afternoon the raiders presented a check for $25,000 to the napa valley unified school district. it's part of a $50,000 contribution. the raiders hold their preseason training camp in napa. >>> and you can check for yourself on the status of buildings in south napa. more than 100 remain red-tagged and some 500 are yellow-tagged. the city has set up an interactive map to show you where they are. you can find a link to it and updates on the clean-up and damage on our website, kpix.com. >>> a disturbing discovery at a public works yard. a noose tied to a city truck. although it may be unsettling, kpix 5's phil matier learned that workers didn't necessarily find it all that surprising. phil. >> reporter: no. as a matter of fact, allen, they say it's sort of reflective of what they say are rising tensions at the city work yard here in oakland. here's the story. for a city that prides itself on its diversity and tolerance, it is a shocking image, a hangman's noose reportedly left in the bed of a truck at this city work yard and the union believes it's rooted in racism. >> issues going o

they include all the schools in the napa valley unified school district. each campus is being inspected for damage today. within the next hour the district will decide which schools with open for students. justin-sienna is also closed. >>> we are hearing more stories of community coming together to help those in need. michelle, you have a story about how one restaurant is not letting the damage bring them counsel. tell us about that. >> sure. and the community really is coming it together, frank. the restaurant on main street in downtown napa was shaken up pretty hard during yesterday's earthquake. take a look at the surveillance video from inside. you can see in this video the chandelier shaking violently and also the bottles on the table falling over and all of a sudden the video just cuts out and that's because the power went out. now, one of the reasons people showed up and worked so hard is because the owner really wanted to open the restaurant early today. he wanted to offer free meals to the first responders in the morning and to volunteers out here

. >> one other note napa valley unified school district will be closed. >> district superintendent said faculty and staff will meet at their schools and distribute will decide at 1:00 which, if any, schools will remain on tuesday. napa valley college says it will open on monday. >> now, the quake buckled some major roads including highway 121 in napa. >> that's where we find abc news reporter with a live look there and traffic flowing behind him. wayne. >> swirling this morning at 5:30, 6:00 this morning. traffic on 1 21 moving slowly. let me show you video from about 12 hours ago. you're going to see pavement. i'm hoping you'll see it now, pavement, 18 inches of it buckled. >> wayne's auto there, seeing where the road buckled on 121. part of the road rose 18 inches. >> as can you see. look at this picture here. i have to say, the crews did a pretty good job of keeping one lane open as they made some repairs to keep traffic moving. this is going to need a more extensive fix going forward. >> they are keeping an eye on the road problems, cracks in the road we've been seeing all day. scie

. >> all but one of the schools in the napa valley unified district will open tomorrow. kids will be back in class. stonebridge charter school will stay closed because of possible structural damage. >> 640 customers remain without water, and crews are working to repair 120 water main breaks. but as quickly as they fix one, another pipe breaks. >> the city is also dealing with more than 800 calls for home inspections. a lot of people want to make sure their homes are ok, and they have waived fees to speed up that process. >> reporter: well, i have to say, cheryl, things look a lot better today despite the widespread damage here downtown. one business owner told me he thinks that downtown napa will be up and running pretty much like normal very soon. but for those who own buildings like this one behind me, with the bright red tags, there are now 103 of them in town, it's going to take a lot longer. >> moved about two feet forward and eight inches to the left. >> reporter: gary pierce is trying to figure out how to rebuild, or whether he can. after his late 19th century hom

napa valley unified school district cancelled classes again.so any parent who wants to drop-off the kids can do so at the courthouse between 7:30 am and 6:00 p.m. you don't have to be a member. >> 13-year-old honor student suffered the worst injuries in the napa earthquake. nicholas dillon recovering from major surgery at uc davis medical center in sacramento. this is a picture of the family brick fireplace that fell down on top of him. sergio is live in napa with the latest. how is he doing sergio? >>reporter: he is improving. we spent a good part of the afternoon with his family. they have explained to me that flt dock authorizes to use surgical screw and police to help rae pair a lieutenant of the injuries to his pelvis but as i mention he's improving this afternoon. he was upgraded from critical condition to serious condition. this is what is left of the fireplace inside nicholas dillon home sheared off and fell on him causing serious injuries to his pelvis. his friend was there for asleep over and saw what happened. >> he turned to my right and i see is the the chimney and brick. >>

napa valley unified being cautious here. 30 schools will remain closed. that's about 18,000 students. inspectors need at least one more day to check the schools for structure damage. so far two-thirds of the 30 schools have been inspected. there's been a lot of equipment tossed to the floor, loose bookcases, and a few broken windows. you see the damage here. administrators praise teachers for getting back to their classrooms so soon while dealing with their own quake-related problems. >>> giving us one more day help. s everyone in the system just heal a little bit, check in with their own families, and be ready for kids hopefully on wednesday. >> the teachers doing a good job. power and water has been restored to the majority of schools in the district. we should add justin sienna high school, which is a private school, will reopen tomorrow. >>> the nonprofit napa valley said it's determining the impact to the local wine industry. this is big business, as you know. the trade association released a statement today expressing support for all the victims. it

napa valley unified school district cancelled classes again.so any parent who wants to drop-off the kidso so at the courthouse between 7:30 am and 6:00 p.m. you don't have to be a member. >> 13-year-old honor student suffered the worst injuries in the napa earthquake. nicholas dillon recovering from major surgery at uc davis medical center in sacramento. this is a picture of the family brickacp of him. sergio is live in napa with the latest. how is he doing sergio? >>reporter: he is improving. we spent a good part of the afternoon with his family. they have explained to me that flt dock authorizes to use surgical screw and police to help rae pair a lieutenant of the injuries to his pelvis but as i mention he's improving this afternoon. he was upgraded from critical condition to serious condition. this is what is left of the fireplace inside nicholas dillon home sheared off and fell on him causing serious injuries to his pelvis. his friend was there for asleep over and saw what happened. >> he turned to my right and i see is the the chimney and brick. >>reporter: nicholas family says he w

. >>> most schools in napa valley unified school district will re- open this morning. engineers checked the buildings out and say they are safe all except one. stonebridge near the epicenter will be closed until next week. and remember, you can find complete coverage of the napa earthquake on our website, kpix.com. >>> time for weather now. i guess some of the earthquakes have moved up north a little? >> yes. we just had another one in healdsburg a microquake a different fault system but they interact. so you relieve stress from one, it stresses another. so that's something we're watching for. in the meantime it looks like we are going to see a nice day around the bay area. high pressure builds in overhead. it will be hot in spots. less fog outside this morning, still patchy fog at the coastline and just inside the bay. but as we head toward the afternoon getting hot inland. 70s and 80s around the bay. 60s at the coastline. 90s inland. out over the bay patchy fog. otherwise temperatures in the 50s and 60s, fairly mild as we head you out the door. this afternoon, 86 nap

that is old sonoma road napa valley unified school district cancelled school for a second day as inspectorsrk to make sure classrooms are safe. they don't want to put kits kidz back into classrooms that are not safe so they're making sure there is no problem. and the red cross going to be open again tonight. officials say things are going as well as can be expected this qu

that is old sonoma road napa valley unified school district cancelled school for a second day as inspectors work to make sure classrooms are safe. they don't want to put kits kidz back into classrooms that are not safe so they're making sure there is no problem. and the red cross going to be open again tonight. officials say things are going as well as can be expected this quickly after such a significant event i'm on 3 and brown street. and let me give you an idea of where we are in relationship to the epicenter of the quake. it is about five miles south of brown at third street. about halfway between napa and american canyon, kind of explain plaining why we ended up with all of this here in the heart of the downtown area. now, we have live team coverage, we're here covering this story for you. we're going to begin with abc7 news reporter laura anthony here with, me here in downtown napa. laura, good evening. >> a lot of the damage here yesterday after the quake is to the 19th century historic buildings and landmarks here downtown. perhaps of most devastating in terms of economics is to th

oakland raiders hall of famer willie brown presented a check going to the napa valley unified schooldistrict and education foundation. it's just part of $50,000 in donations the team made to help in the recovery efforts. >> people grew up mr. brown play. it's exciting to be here and accept this check for our students and classrooms. >> napa is the raider's home away from home. their facilities located adjacent to redwood middle school. >> schools reopen following a check of every building. students reviewed what they have to do in case of another earthquake. teachers did encourage teachers to talk about their experiences >> many victims of the quake are dealing with their insurance companies. >> getting a good settlement is not easy. think about it like getting a raise. you're going to have to work at it. >> major insurance companies are ready to assist homeowners with their claims. it's a chance for victims to meet with their adjuster. >> they can get basic steps on how to choose contractors. >> donald and alex pierce know what the victims have to endure. both barely escaped alive d

raiders hall of famer willie brown presented a check for $25,000 that will go directly to the napa valley unified school district and napa valley education foundation. it's just part of $50,000 in donations the team made today to help in the recovery effort. >> many of our families grew up with the raiders, people like me pass a kid watching mr. brown play, pretty aggressive cornerback. good role model for these students behind us. it's exciting to be here, and to accept this check for our students and our classrooms. >> napa is the raiders' home away from home. they just completed their 19th training camp there. their facility is located adjacent to redwood middle school. so they're very familiar with the schools up in that area. sky 7 hd was over the control tower where crews were busy replacing the windows shattered by the quake. the tower has been out of commission since sunday. the airport is still open for takeoffs and landings, pilots look out for one another. the faa hopes to get the tower up and running in the next few days. >>> the city of napa put out this detailed map today showing ev

that is old sonoma road napa valley unified school district cancelled school for a second day as inspectors work to make sure classrooms are safe. they don't want to put kits kidz back into classrooms that are not safe so they're making sure there is no problem. and the red cross going to be open again tonight. officials say things are going as well as can be expected this quickly after such a significant event i'm on 3 and brown street. and let me give you an idea of where we are in relationship to the epicenter of the quake. it is about five miles south of brown at third street. about halfway between napa and american canyon, kind of explain plaining why we ended up with all of this here in the heart of the downtown area. now, we have live team coverage, we're here covering this story for you. we're going to begin with abc7 news reporter laura anthony here with, me here in downtown napa. laura, good evening. >> a lot of the damage here yesterday after the quake is to the 19th century historic buildings and landmarks here downtown. perhaps of most devastating in terms of economics is to th

oakland raiders hall of famer willie brown presented a check going to the napa valley unified school district and education foundation. it's just part of $50,000 in donations the team made to help in the recovery efforts. >> people grew up mr. brown play. it's exciting to be here and accept this check for our students and classrooms. >> napa is the raider's home away from home. their facilities located adjacent to redwood middle school. >> schools reopen following a check of every building. students reviewed what they have to do in case of another earthquake. teachers did encourage teachers to talk about their experiences >> many victims of the quake are dealing with their insurance companies. >> getting a good settlement is not easy. think about it like getting a raise. you're going to have to work at it. >> major insurance companies are ready to assist homeowners with their claims. it's a chance for victims to meet with their adjuster. >> they can get basic steps on how to choose contractors. >> donald and alex pierce know what the victims have to endure. both barely escaped alive