. >> abc7 news is showing the napa union high school in napa where you can drop off the debris. you can drop off the debris. stay tuned. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> a stream of images showing the earthquake destruction in napa but the first drone video shot sunday in downtown area of napa an the worst damage. we have been showing you the buildings including the church and old courthouse. >>> a 13-year-old honor student suffered the worst injuries, and nicholas dillon is recovering from major surgery. here are the details from napa valley. >> this is what is left of the >> this is what is left of the fireplace inside nicholas dill >> i turned to the right and all i could see was the bricks. >> he was sleeping on a mattress on the moore. the wall of bricks fell on hill. he had nine hour surgery. >>> very frightening to know what was going on but he was calm and comforting and he felt like everything was fine. >> the brick and mortar now is piled in the family's backyard. the rest of the firepolice will likely be torn

we're at napa union high school. it will be shut down for the second day in a row. 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, broke

the city has the 12 drop off sites here being one at the napa union valley high school. reporting live here in napa, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks bob, ifrs gladded to see -- i was gladded to see the fence -- glad to see the fence going up, people were getting too close. >> ab slusolutabsolutely. >>> the earthquake was not the big one, the scientists say a 6.0 is considered a moderate quake, however, they say there is a 5 to 10% chance of an aftershock of a 6.0 or higher in the next seven days, and a 16% changes of a magnitude 3.5 in the next week. >> this is 6.0 certainly doesn't fit the e category of the large one. what is surprising is that its taken 25 years to have a magnitude six or comparable in the bay area. >> scientists best guess where the big one could acur senior along the hayward fault line. there is a 3% chance there, butd scientists also say that based on the faults history, it is overdue as well. >>> scary words there are. the quake of course a powerful reminder to be repaired. at an earthquake supply store in san rafael yesterday, people were

they started off the day talking about their experience here at napa union high school. not only during the moment of the quake, but over the course of the last couple of days. also, some individual classes did earthquake drills an exercise that has a lot more meaning after sunday's quake. >> reporter: a last-minute early-morning clean-up project at napa union high school. one of the sites where people dumped items from their homes damaged in sunday's earthquake. by the time students arrived this morning, things were cleaned up but far from normal. >> we have students who come from families where the houses have been red-tagged, others their neighbors or their friends, family businesses have been affected. and so we have to be conscious of all that. >> reporter: at mcpherson elementary school -- >> feeling a little nervous. >> reporter: -- mixed feelings. >> i'm really glad to be at school because i get to see my friends and hopefully they are not injured by the earthquake. >> reporter: and after a number of aftershocks, parents are on edge, too. >> still nervous about i

junk outside napa union high school. it's one of 12 designated drop off sites waiting to be hauled off to the dump. now across the town at the napa valley mobile home park where will four homes burned to the ground sunday morning. and were natch -- where natural gas line fires damaged a few more. the people who lived there are crossing their fingers that today's the day the water gets turned on. the water line ruptured during sunday's shaker leaving residents without water and gas ever since. to make due, they've grabbed buckets of water from the swimming pool to flush their toilet. >> the toilets get a little ripe after a while. so yeah, we're using it for toilet water. >> reporter: and there's no word yet on when the gas might be restored at the napa valley mobile home park. in the men time, the salvation army is making sure everyone in that park gets three square meals a day. they have a canteen that's been set up there since several hours after the quake. and again, out here, just to give you a sense of the size of th

i'm anne makovec live at napa union high school.mound of debris here behind me. this is some of the things that people brought from their homes damaged in the quake. and if you think the pile is large now, you should have seen it at about 5 a.m. this is one of several school sites that had been used for trash dumping over the last few days. crews moved in early this morning trying to get this out by the time this school opens today. the city chose schools for the drop-off sites because they were easily accessible but now the city admits things got out of hand with more debris on the way. >> we had the earthquake in 2000. this is the rough guesstimate i'm going to guess that this is going to be about 6 times that event. >> reporter: new trash drop-off sites are located at laurel and first streets. las flores community center and bernal and third streets here in napa, also. all napa schools back in session today except for stonebridge school. that will re-open on september 2. live in napa, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> and we have a new ho

this is what the students at napa union high school will be dealing with. initially, the city of napa said hey, bring off your earthquake damaged goods here. the pile got so big, they eventually had to say no. school starts tomorrow, but this is the pile of trash they will be dealing with. >> thanks andria borba. >>> in the last 24 hours, there have been six aftershocks big enough to feel. the strongest, a 3.9 at 9:33 this morning. the risk of a 5.0 aftershock over the next seven days has fallen to 12%. it was 54%. the risk sunday's quake was afore shock was so%. it is down to just 2%. >>> hundreds of homes in napa still don't have running water. here is one of dozens of broken water lines. this one opened up a sink hole. some people are collecting water from backyard pools and ponds so they can flush their toilets. >>> the shaking scared a lot of pets and tonight a lot of them are missing. tonight, there is a facebook page to find them. people can post lost and found animals on the missing pets of napa quake page. they have picked up a lot of dogs. >> you k

we're at the napa union high school, and what you see going on behind me has just started. there's a big front loader picking up debris from a pile and putting it in the back end of a dump truck. all day long people have been dropping off stuff from their houses. this pile that you see is just a fraction of what we have seen at dump sites all around town, but all day long, people have been driving up and disposing of the wreckage that used to be their belongings. we have pictures of jim throwing away what was a 10,000-gallon above-ground pool that collapsed in his backyard, making, in his words, the biggest mess you've ever seen. ogle says he's not alone. while the news media has been concentrating on damaged buildings downtown, he says everybody on his street lost about a third of their belongings. now the city did designate dump sites. this site at the union high school is intended to be a dropoff for city school debrises and today the superintendent pleaded with home owners to stop dumping here. >> we would appreciate if our neighbors went to the city's designated debris

it took extra time to clean up napa union high where people will be told to bring their debris from their damaged homes. the only school that didn't open today, stone bridge elementary school less that two miles from the epicenter of the sunday quake. new cracks have opened up in the parking lot from the aftershocks. >> our concern is just still the instability of the grounds here. we had some significant aftershocks yesterday, on tuesday morning. and so with that level, we just don't feel comfortable. we would like things to settle out a bit. >> stone bridge will be back in session next tuesday. schools across the district plan to take part in the earthquake preparedness drills called "great california shake- out" on october 16. >>> another donation to quake recovery from napa's hometown pro football team. 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 r

crews were cleaning up at napa union high. it was one of the dump sites for people to drop off trash from their damaged homes. the high school held an earthquake drill on the first day back. and across the district, schools were sensitive to the needs of students. >> we have students who come from families where the houses have been red-tagged. others their neighbors, their friends, their family businesses, have been affected. >> i'm really glad to be at school because he get to see my friends and hopefully they're not injured by the earthquake. >> the only school that didn't open, stone bridge elementary school less than 2 miles from the epicenter. the cracks in the parking lot were caused by aftershocks. >> our concern is just still the instability of the grounds here. we had some pretty significant aftershocks yesterday on tuesday morning. and so with that level, we just don't feel comfortable -- we would like things to settle out a little bit. >> stone bridge will be back in session next tuesday. schools across the distric

the clouds hang on for the morning. 80 in sonoma and 81 for napa. 76 in union city. 72 in oakland. inland is cooler today in the mid-80's. we will top out around 86 degrees inland. 64 along the coast. the weekend is great with temperatures typical for the summertime season. leyla gulen? >> we are starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza with light traffic. it is friday lite. for now. the eastern span of the bay bridge show cars to treasure island moving smoothly with no lanes blocked and eastbound traffic is moving nicely into the east bay with an accident. it is in the westbound direction and possibly a car headed in the eastbound direction could have been affected and one of the vehicles could be overturned so we are trying to get more information but it is not affecting traffic through martinez and westbound highway 4, watch out. drive time traffic 580 tracy to dublin is 27 minutes. 680 southbound from dublin to mission plaintiff, 16 minutes. from 101 to five minutes. >> a major need that community colleges can soon fill. >> these kids will have a "whale" of a tale to tell. >

napa, 77 union 70, the inland east bay with highs in the mid-to-upper 80s, 85 walnut creek, 87 at livermore and antioch, temperatures bouncing back saturday, sunday, monday, by tuesday and wednesday we'll look at inland highs right around or just above 90 degrees, low 80s around the bay and upper 60s on the coast. we'll get a taste of some warmer summer weather, late summer weather i should add early next week. larry and ama? >>> all right, thank you, spencer. >>> up next, making life safer for birds, the bay area program you can be a part of to prevent bird accidents. >>> and later at 4:30, a ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the port of los angeles welcomed an unusual visitor today. the world's largest bath toy. the 60 foot and nearly 11-ton rubber duck came into port for the celebration. the residents couldn't help themselves, they just had to take a picture with the big yellow fellow. a bunch of artists debuted the duck in 2007 and versions of it have been seen around the world. >> a version of it, screaming i must take a selfie. >>> and a new san francisco program is aiming to prevent birds from crashing into

green showing up, likely have a few areas of spotty drizzle throughout the bay, right near napa, towards oakland, union city and hayward and possibly a little bit across the santa cruz mountains as well. so, again, foggy to start with some patchy h y low clouds. not only clearing for the inland valleys like we've had the last several days, but at the coastline. a rare treat. we will likely see some breaks of sunshine at pt. reyes. let's take you to the microclimate forecast. we should see a lot of sun out here. san jose expecting 86 for the daytime high. for the peninsula, getting that wide range temperature spread. for san francisco, the thing you want to notice is most areas will stay in the 60s, but right around downtown, that's likely the spot that will push up to near 71 degrees, also near chinatown as well and around the fisherman's wharf as well. napa, a great day. 85. partly cloudy there throughout the afternoon. sausalito, 73. for the east bay, 76, walnut creek, 89, tri valley looking mighty fine, 88 expected in danville, pleasanton, 87. now there is a word of warning here if you're headed to

and, 82 for napa. 79, vallejo. and 76, union city. inland locations. warmest spot. 85, pittsburgh. 88 antioch. we don't have the wind. temperature thousands. 75. 4:00. temperature thousands at 78. uv index high side. oakland as at home. and by 3:00 p.m. temperatures holding steady in the upper 60s around 69 degrees. for the seventh inning stretch. accuweather forecast. mid 80s inland. mid 60s along the coast. talked the warm-up. inland locations go into the 90s. the coast warms up as well. heading into the low 70s by thursday. >> all right. thank you. >> sure. >> here with sports. seeing how the local baseball teams. >> a post season field. you're supposed to get the calls playing at home. and the as take their second straight. we'll show you why next in sports. # can you t! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally her

downtown san francisco and 64 in daly city and to the north, 63 bodega bay and 81 for napa and the east bay. 77 in unionand 72 for berkeley and inland we will see the warmup more noticeable at 85 in pleasanton and 86 in pittsburg and 88 in antioch. we are tracking a warm-up inland and 88 for the high around inland location and 80 along the bay and 64 for the coast. by the weekend we are back into the seasonal range at 90 by next tuesday inland. good morning, drew. 41 bart trains if you do taught want to dry this morning. ace train one and three are all on time and as we look at the bay bridge you may notice a couple of big rigs to right hand side and one has the flashers on and though are maybe having trouble and possibly a stall as you start to approach the toll plaza but the rest of the toll plaza shows traffic is funneling in nicely. we have an accident in san jose northbound along 101 a two-car crash and two lanes are blocked at great america parkway and you can see slowing building approaching it but the rest of the drive is moving along fine at 64 miles per hour away from the 280 and 680 split and

redwood credit union is offering loans. and bank of napa is establishing a disaster relief fund. >> sonoma county had damage. they declared it a local emergency which allows them to get state and federal recovery assistance. >>> services will go on this morning at scheduled at the first baptist church. the brick building was damaged in the quake and briefly red tagged and access to the bell tower is limited. >> pastors and parishioners are keeping the church open. they serve hot meals to 200 people a day. >> some merchants say they are struggling to get the businesses back open after the quake. >> sprinkler pipes broke and flooded the building. >> they brought in a salon on wheels to get her going again. her plans had to be on hold. they had to move the makeshift trail remember. the trailer couldn't be in a construction zone. >> help me keep my team employed and able to pay their bills. work with me and i am told to be patient. >> patience is running thin at a they are by pizzeria. >> they are losing thousands of dollars. >> they tried to r

in the north bay low 80s napa, santa rosa and toward the east bay, 73 in oakland and 78 union city. 88 in concord and 90 in livermore. a nice, warm, sunny one. and tomorrow the giants will be hosting the phillies at at&t need you will need the sunscreen and hat. midto upper 60s. the niners will take on the broncos for the pre-season game on sunday. gorgeous weather midto upper 70s. a slight dip on sunday. the temperatures really don't move a lot. 60s to 80s for most of next week. >> i like it. not too bad. thanks. >> time to turn to sports and some football. >> we have the raiders. larry beil is off and quan is here. >> are you ready for some football? the raiders played their first home pre-season game tonight. it came down to the final seconds and for a change it was the silver and walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered august 4tto an extraordinary burger ps of j. ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomno

in the north bay low 80s for napa, santa rosa and toward the east bay, 73 in oakland and 78 union city. 88 in concord and 90 in livermore. a nice, warm, sunny one. and tomorrow the giants will be hosting the phillies at at&t park. you will need the sunscreen and hat. midto upper 60s. the niners will take on the broncos for the pre-season game on sunday. gorgeous weather midto upper 70s. a slight dip on sunday. the temperatures really don't move a lot. 60s to 80s for most of next week. >> i like it. not too bad. thanks. >> time to turn to sports and some football. >> we have the raiders. larry beil is off and quan is here. >> are you ready for some football? the raiders played their first home pre-season game tonight. it came down to the final seconds and for a change it was the silver and black >>> it is just the pre-season, but raider nation has reason to smile. oakland comes back late to beat the lions. it did not look good early on as they blow the coverage on golden state. matt stafford finds them and it was 13-0 detroit. they are relying on veterans to lead the defense. he drops t

napa 78. pretty cool in richmond at 66 and temperatures climb upward. 75 in union city and still hot but temperatures will be in the upper 80s to low 90s tomorrow. 86 and 85 concord and 89 in livermore. a lot of folks will be heading to the peninsula tomorrow morning including my husband, 7:00 a.m., 59, so a very cool and comfortable and finish the racerly because by the afternoon, more sunshine and though there is a light breeze, fairly warm at 72. a typical pattern, 60s at the coast. 90s inland. a touch cooler inland but not much change, temperatures are fairly stable all through the week with 60s at the coast, 90s inland. >> husband does the cycling in the morning. what do you do when he gets home? massage or post workout meal? >> he gets the kids. >> thank you. >>> mike joins us now, that's nice. do the cycling race and the wife hands you two kids to deal with the rest of the day. >> that's an even trade. >> she took care of them all morning long. >>> a's acquired pitcher jon lester got the first start today in the green and gold against the royals. picked off in a trade thursday. probably the ei

in the north bay low 80s for napa, santa rosa and toward the east bay, 73 in oakland and 78 union citynd 90 in livermore. a nice, warm, sunny one. and tomorrow the giants will be hosting the phillies at at&t park. you will need the sunscreen and hat. midto upper 60s. the niners will take on the broncos for the pre-season game on sunday. gorgeous weather midto upper 70s. a slight dip on sunday. the temperatures really don't move a lot. 60s to 80s for most of next week. >> i like it. not too bad. thanks. >> time to turn to sports and some football. >> we have the raiders. larry beil is off and quan is here. >> are you ready for some football? the raiders played their first home pre-season game tonight. it came down to the final seconds and for a change it was the silver and nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. this saturday with friday preview. get kids b

napa. east bay highs range from 72 at oakland to 75 at union city. fremont to 77 in castro valley. the inland will be a little warmer 89 at fairfield, 87 at livermore and 90 at antioch. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have a nice steady pattern all the way through the seven-day period without much fluctuation. highs near 90 in our inland locations, near 80 around the bay and mid-60s on the coast. it's nice to have a string of days like that with little significant change from time to time. dan and cheryl. >> all right, spencer, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, surprise visitor. raising voices, raising hands. find out who got these kids so excited at basketball camp. >>> and it doesn't only happen to older folks. new at 6:00, the lifestyle factors hurting the memories of young as well. that's at nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. p

napa. throughout the afternoon, still the 70s but upper 70s for san leandro. union city checks in about 79. 80 castro valley. mid-90s arrive for antioch and brentwood today. 95 in walnut creek. it will be a warm day if you are headed over to the ballpark this afternoon. san francisco, 105. upper 06ths to near 70 by 4:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast so the warmest day tomorrow with mid-90s inland, low 80s around the coast. then more low clouds and fog by tuesday and wednesday and temperatures trail off to readings that should be more typical of this time of the year. a little bit above normal today and tomorrow. we will let you know how warm it will number your community by keeping of bay area weather on twitter @livedoppler7hd. timing is good on this one if you like it warm. >> it is for all the people having parties outside. couldn't be better. thank you, lisa. >> okay. >> the average family does 400 loads of laundry a year. i think a lot of parents would agree with that. but what is the cost for water, detergent and energy? michael finney will show you how

napa. near east bay look for mid 70s from richmond to newark. 77 in union city, and you head inland.the warmth is not going anywhere. we're going to stay in the upper 80s through pleasanton today. low 90s in breastwontwood. tonight if you're headed into the city. it will be dropping to the mid 60s at sun setting at 742 and low 60s by the end of the gay. very little change, a little more fog tonight into tomorrow morning. with the breeze, though, and slightly warmer inland monday. then we cool back, timing is everything with the mid to upper 80s inland by the middle of next week. we'll let you know how warm it'1 going to be on your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter. so warm and dry, red flag warning western nevada. >>> thank you, lisa. >>> this morning, the san francisco zoo is celebrating and mourning a rare event. the birth of twin giraffes. the "san francisco chronicle" q% reports the calfs were born tuesday to an 11-year-old giraffe.5m játçó weighed in at the other, 75 pounds, unfortunately the smaller calf died on thursday. the zoo says twin births are rar

napa is 80. the east bay sure, low-to-mid 70's from berkeley at sunday and union city is 75 and fremont is 76 and it is warmer inland east bay, mid-80's, nearly 90 in brentwood. at&t park is sunshine at 7 chopper 15 and 64 and 65 by the end of the game. the seven-day outlook shows we are jumping six degrees tomorrow and a couple more today especially away from the coast. through and friday are warmer, low-to-mid 90's and low 80's around the bay and 70 at the coast. >> as you come in from the east bay over the bay bridge this is a look from emeryville camera to the eastern span with traffic relatively light and moving along as you head up to treasure island area and we had a stalled car and that moved along and not causing traffic impact. over to the altamont pass, this is where we have a couple of things. we have an accident at the intersection of altamont pass road and grand line road. if you use this adds an artery to get to 580 or around the traffic on 580 you could run into traffic on the surface streets. if you are 580 it is busy drive causing pressure on 580 at 205 and at least 45 minutes f

napa 77, san rafael 76. east bay low 70s. 70 the high in oakland and 74 for union city and inland locations, 78 the high in concord 80 in pittsburgh 82 in antioch. your accu-weather seven-day forecast, mid80s inland, mid70s along the bay, mid60s along the coast. we warm up mid-nineties inland. it will get hot. mid80sin the bay and even warm on the coast in the low 70s. >> thank you, drew. >>> well, still to come here tonight, some are calling it a miracle. a church that was spared the wrath of the quake. >> we have that story when we return. stay with us. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting becaus

napa county that have not been repaired. because of buckling a portion of the disclosed. between union avenue in congress valley road. s the back door road between napa on highway 29. it's a very popular route for locals. close to damage on the roadway. >> george: it's because of debris and that roadway problems. checking the rest of the racket we seen some big improvements. the store but freeway ride on 68 looks way better. 580 looks much improved but it's a very slow ride back of due to depart debris problems. 77 baja, led the nets lough much improved still sluggish on the one it 0192 pin and a change. it's finally cleared of the 101 southbound. cost the bay bridge a westbound still has a backup. san mateo bridge conditions have improved no longer be laid in the westbound direction. the trip to the golden gate bridge blighter trafficked in the north and southbound direction. >> james: a live look from our roof shows that we have overcast conditions in the bay area even the temperatures are holding a rather steady. 60 dream san francisco 63 in oakland 79 in santa rosa. and the numbers have not budge the whole lot. bu

union, give us a call. or send us an e-mail. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're continuing our coverage of the south napa earthquake. we'll have details from the usgs and probabilities of possibly larger quakes and what those probabilities are in about five minutes. >> also a concert at a popular south bay concert turned deadly. >> he was the greatest friend you cover imagine. supportive, protective, loving. >> a special tribute for the late robin williams. >>> the aftershocks continue not just in the wine country but also in the bay area. primarily napa. >> jeff, you said we've had quite a few today. >> at least 18 of the aftershocks today. we'll take you into the largest aftershock centraled well away from the he said central at cloverdale. the largest aftershock close to the he said central, that was a 2.9 at 5:02 p.m. now the most recent aftershock that we have tracked here is just near yountville. also to the north, 2.1 coming in at 2:21 p.m. we have the latest probabilities coming in from the usgs. this is what they're saying. the next seven days, the possibilities of a 5.0 magnitude or higher has now dropped.

union. i think we need to look at what we have available. we didn't plan inform that and we just saw what happened in napa. what happened to earthquake history here in 1906, that big fire that just happened, we were using that i was using created long before my dad was born and to put these firefighters in danger. we are in silicone valley, we are california and leaders in the globe yet using technology to build 100-year-old dual system with this technology they delivered 100 years ago. what are we teaching these young people. if i'm young from san francisco i want to see that we have the best innovative. not san francisco, they are building a new sewage system with sludge. you know environmentally on the people that are there. we are san francisco, we are silicone valley. i think president courtney gets it because if we look at what we can partner on to make a difference. i'm honored that you built up these young men's self-esteem, we need to get bigger on that. if we really want them to compete we need to give them the advantage through technology. i can show you handout you to do that because it appears

low 70s through sonoma and napa and look for midsit 60s near berkeley and oakland and a little cooler than normal. low 70s newark and unionity and fremont and definitely much more comfortable and warm still in the east bay valley. upper 70s walnut creek and san ramon at 79 and low 80s instead for pittsburgh, livermore, antioch and brentwood. we saw triple digits on friday. it is 20 degrees cooler inland. we will slightly bump up temperatures through the week, and the chance of showers in the forecast because the model runs keep changing. but monday night into tuesday morning and then by next weekend we will be in the mid-nineties inland once again. >> thank you, francis. >>> well, one of the keys to success in the nfl, mike, has to be staying injury free, right? >> and the 49ers is going through just that. he talks about his rise up the nr count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week relish the taste of summer. fresh sweet corn is 4 for just $1.00. rancher's reserve t-bone steaks are a mouthwatering $6.99 a pound. and nabisco oreo

union city 78 with afternoon sunshine. los gatos 88. pittsburg 91. 87 pleasant hill. 85 vallejo. napa 85. with some limited morning cloud cover. santa rosa 85. lakeport 91. beautiful windsor with a high to start off your holiday weekend 93 degreesful we'll stay warm away from the water through the weekend upper 80s low 90s there. much more comfortable fear the bay. low to mid-70s with minimal morning cloud cover. afternoon sunshine. if you want the clouds you want it chilly go to the coast. mid-60s through the weekend tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday we stay dry with temperatures trailing off. that band right there is the pittsburg high school band. they traveled all the way to london for the new year's parade there. that was the band that we featured about eight months ago. they will be playing in a matter of minutes. football starts at 7:00. speaking of football, vern has sports coming up next. pass rusher would miss times season with a suspension...t of us guessed wrong.... >>> nfl's hammer came done on you aldon smith. we knew he would miss time this season with the suspension. mo

through the north bay valley and check out napa, at 90 again today so be came when you work outside, purpose 70's and we will crack 80 at castro valley and uniond fremont and air conditioning inland east bay home 90. first baseball game is 12:35 so have the sunglasses and sun convenience warming up to 70 degrees. do not need the such scene at the cove but we we have a football game at 7:00 which is kickoff at 68 and cooling to 62. here is the seven-day forecast, depending on the high clouds, it depends on the temperatures so cooler tomorrow and we could pull back on saturday and sunday. you will not notice the difference they are so close. next week temperatures are back to average and cooler than through the holiday weekend. >> in oakland we have a couple of accidents and we are trying to figure out if they are the same. we have a crash at 880 and a lane is blocked. further to the north, another blocking car at the off-ramp. watch out if this at oakland airport. the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic moving in with traffic light because people are probably starting if labor day holiday. >> alameda fair grounds were what out for heavy traffic

over the place the volunteers who showed up on friday are from specific union college religious school in england and northern napa to show what but there's still time for healing and recovery >> : damaged buildings and crockett the most the of it and minor but identified 18 buildings with to any damage there are two buildings with a sizable structural damage both of them homes but the residents are still able to live inside the homes part of one home is red tag with the main structure considered safe crack officials said some damage buildings were already a process of being repaired >> : nappa has been struggling with but tons of debris that has been cleared away following the quake now extra workers are getting paid to get rid of it. city setting up of labor center where they signed up over the past couple days to try and help clear things up there will earn $10 an hour for the work they do a lot of the setting up also assailed the have their own clinic to do a home. airlin >> : we know how watter we had in his dark glasses shot off everything on the covers is a must >> : collect victims coming quick damage size

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is 75 and up to san rafael 85 and napa is at 90 and mid-to-upper 70's for most of the east bay shore and berkeley is cool at 74 and warm spot is castro valley and union city and fremont. get rid for 80's and low-to-mid 90's inland. >>> the first game is 12:45, first pitch, and 68 degrees under sunny skies and warming to 70 so have the sunscreen. at 7:00, we have a kickoff against the seahawks and the raiders at 67 and will cooling down to 62. >>> the seven-day forecast shows our temperatures are running at two to four degrees cooler tomorrow and high clouds and sunshine in the afternoon and same on saturday and bright are but, still, the temperatures hold steady and warmer for labor day can cooler on tuesday and wednesday. >>> the san mateo bridge is quiet and that is the story for the bay area this morning we do not have accidents to report so we are in good shape. our drive is green and the dumbarton bridge is moving at top speeds. along westbound i-80 from albany to the maze it is four minutes. southbound 880 fremont to san jose is 14 minutes. northbound 280 from 101 up to northbound 280 from 101 up to cupertino is 12 minutes. >>> thanks. straight

magnitude quarter rocked napa, the strong toes hit the bay area in 25 years no one was killed but more than 200 people were injured. several buildings were also damaged. >>> the european union is giving russia an ultimatum when it comes to action in the ukraine. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has those details. >> reporter: european union is giving russia an ultimate i am, scale back troops have of ukraine within a week or face tougher economic sanctions. >> we are very close to the point of no return. point of no return is full scale war. >> reporter: nato estimates 1,000 russian troops currently occupy ukraine, but says there are 20,000 more at the border. moscow has denied sending them in only saying that some troops may have entered ukraine by accident. russia has also repeatedly said it is not supplying weapons to remember else. >> we have to address the completely unacceptable situation of having russian troops on ukrainian soil. >> reporter: members of the european union decline to immediately impose new sanctions. some are worried about the financial implications that sanctions will bring to their countries but there was still plenty of tough talk. >> for russ

union city. about 81 in san jose. 78 palo alto. 81 redwood city. east bay temperatures in the 80s. inside the bay 72 degrees in oakland, 68 in san francisco. 80 in the napa valley. sunrise time today 6:31. sunset is at 7:54. and looking out over the next few days, yeah, looking good as we're going tow say whole lot of sunshine maybe just -- we're going to see a whole lot of sunshine maybe just a little hot next week for some of the valleys. >> bringing in the heat. >> about time. >> it is. all right, lawrence, thanks. >>> well, if you like cars and many of us do, pleasanton is the place to be. >> kpix 5's roberta gonzales joins us live to show you what's going on. >> reporter: good morning. yes, frank, you are absolutely right! this is the playist to be. in fact, the swedish are here, yes! welcome! >> ! >> reporter: people of sweden! they have driven 5,952 miles, something like that, all the way from georgia here. to tell us more about that, john drummond of the good guys shows. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, how are you? >> 28th annual? >> 28th annual an international flavor to this year's car show. >> reporter: how do they get their cars from