those are silver oak wines. we bottle those each year from specific vineyards to assess the component of each vineyard and see how they age. so they are kind of priceless to us. >> also a big clean-up job with wine barrels tumbling off racks and steven says there is what happened at his winery. >> just off highway 12 in napa, a building buckled, forcing the winery to close its tasting room today. >> we have debris all over the yard. >> debbie's parent run chateau delage wunry. while their business is okay, their house is a mess. the quake damaged a chimney. knocked a 5,000 gallon water tank off its foundation and broke pots and glass. >> over here by the pool, damage over here, pots have been broken all over the place from the earthquake. and another one that's shattered in the swimming pool. we were hit pretty hard. >> this is napa valley's busiest time of the year with thousands of tourists arriving for the harvest. now some winery operators are concerned because of the quake, they will have fewer visitors. >>

pleasant neighborhood on park road, kenyan and oak street.t is where mark segraves is live with what we are learning about the suspected attacker. >> reporter: this is oak street, a very quiet residential neighborhood here in mt. pleasant. this is where the most violent of the three attacks occurred. police say in each case the women were walking alone in this neighborhood very late at night. >> if it is one person that is obviously some type of sexual predator. >> reporter: police say there have been three attacks since wednesday all between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. in at least one of the attacks the suspect had a weapon. >> in the secondin incident the woman was stabbed. >> she is going to be okay there. >> reporter: the attacks happened wednesday morning, saturday morning in the 1300 block of oak street and then sunday morning in the 1700 block of park road. neighbors we spoke with were well aware of the recent assaults. >> every time i walk out my door i'm on guard. that's not a good feeling. >> reporter: the victim was walking in an

one of those three attacks happened right near here on oak street. a woman was walking down the street when a man came up from behind her, grabbed her from behind, wrote her, and then he -- groped her and then he stabbed her. >> she was screaming help, help. i looked out my window. >> he was woken up early saturday morning. the suspect was gone by the time he looked out. he must've gotten frightened and ran off. >> what happened on oak street is one of three incidents is in five days, all within a mile of each other in columbia heights and mt. pleasant. >> if it is one person, that is a type of sexual predator. ask the first happened around 2:00 in the morning last wednesday. a man approached a woman on mount pleasant street and tried to talk to her and then groped h er. the most recent happened early in the morning and mount pleasant in an alley off park road. >> as a woman who walks at night, it is very concerning. >> police are asking women to be on alert. >> this will make me a lot more vigilant. >> if i see somebody, i cross the street. groping,

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the fair oaks community is a unincorporated city. population has it about 15,000 people that represents about 5,000 households, about 87% is spanish speaking. >> are there any special needs in that community and is that why we have some of this outreach? >> right. so the sheriff's office is often the first point of contact that these residents have with local government agencies and in a proactive, progressive way our sheriff decided that the best way to reach these people in culture was in a family-friendly way. we don't serve alcohol at this event. sorry. you're not going to get your beer. but to provide information, services in a safe, family-friendly way. >> on your website i saw you've given out in the time of your existence over $100,000 in scholarships. >> yes. so we have also have a queen of the festival and turned night a scholarship program. although girls compete what they get is scholarships an the top is $10,000. that is the biggest in the bay area. they work for it. it's a competition. we're proud in our eighth year we

in a complaint filed with police, a harrah's security officer claimed that oaks was the aggressor.nt was dropped this week. are you an aggressive, violent person? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: get in many fights? >> never. >> reporter: until this night in atlantic city? >> i wouldn't even call it a fight, though, because i wasn't fighting anyone. i was just being beaten. >> reporter: but the worst of the incidents at the popular casino involved rob coney, whose 6'7" height made him a standout basketball player in school. but security guards said his size made them fearful, according to a report later filed by an off-duty police officer working for the casino. coney, in the plaid shirt, says the incident began when a guard wrongly said he had left the pool party and could not return. his friend, in the vest, is trying to calm things down by backing him off. coney admits he had been drinking at the time, like most of those at the party, and became upset and used rough language. coney says harrah's security, including the off-duty atlantic city police officer in uniform, kept at

el hallazgo de un cadaver calcinado a un costado de la carretera cerca de la esquina de la avenida "oakn" y la calle "uvas road". ---las autoridades recibieron una llamada indicando, de la presencia del cuerpo cerca de la represa "chesbro". ---aun no se revela la identidad de la victima. vo - juanfra --la policia de san jose dio un "no" rotundo a utilizar equipo militar en las calles de la ciudad. --por esa razon, decidio deshacerse de un "tanque de guerra" blindado de 15 toneladas que recibio a principios de aÑo. --el vehiculo esta diseÑado para resistir equipos explosivos y fue usado en irak y afganistan. --pero el departamento de policia, considera que el tanque genera desconfianza ante la comunidad. top vo lorena continuamos dndole seguimiento al sismo al sur de napa ocurrido el pasado domingo se conocen de mas estragos y mas testimonios de los afectados. los bomberos dijeron que un residente de la zona, quedo atrapado en su vivienda pero no result herido pg&e aun trabaja en la calle oak para restablecer el servicio de gas que fue interrumpido y la limpieza de los escombros aun cont

. >> reporter: university of pennsylvania student and classical guitarist, sean oaks, fared no better. not what you expected when you came to atlantic city? >> not what i expected. >> reporter: and it was even worse for former college basketball player rob coney, now a junior accountant in philadelphia. >> i'm laying in a pool of my own blood. i thought i was dying. i thought i was dead. >> reporter: all of this took place in one casino in atlantic city, harrah's, part of the giant caesar's entertainment corporation, one of the biggest gambling companies in the world. >> it was all security using unnecessary, unprovoked violence to handle situations. >> reporter: the incidents have now led to a series of lawsuits against harrah's and its parent company, with casino surveillance videos provided to "20/20" by lawyer paul d'amato, who calls them the best evidence of negligence, assault and battery against his clients. >> no sane person can explain the conduct that we see in those videos. >> reporter: even if you're raising your voice at the front desk? >> yes. >> reporter: or having an a

drew pitching right now for the oak lands as, meantime we have college football a.f people pumped up for that this weekend. cal and stanford both in action. one of the things you have got to watch out for is stanford they will play uc davis and of course lurking next week is usc, so attempting to overlook the aggies, they can't let that happen and one guy who is very aware of that, senior quarterback kevin hogan, well aware of what it means to play the aggies first. >> you have to respect them. at the end of the day they are college football players and anything can happen. we know the people are going to be looking forward to that game. but i don't really see that in the locker room so all of our focus is on them. we're not worried about how they are projected to do. it's our first game and we want to come out strong. >> you are going to be seeing the last of the roster moves as we approach opening day a former raider defensive line man, 33 years old entering his 11th year in the league was released by new england last week, signed today by arizona. of course the c

police say there was a shooting in the same section of west oak lane last week. whether or not two shootings could be related, kerry and chris. >> all right, jennifer. >>> overnight house fire in olney send a 60 year-old woman to the hospital this fire broke out around 2:30 on the 300 block of west ashdale street. crews were able to get things under control in 30 minutes. woman is expect to be okay. no word yet on a cause. >>> six philadelphia narcotics office are charge in the major corruption probe will be in court today. judge will deciding whether they will remain behind bars pending their trials or set bail. defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrest last week. they are accused of stealing cash and drugs worth more than a half million-dollar. all six are suspended from the force with the intent to dismiss. >>> three siblings killed in the carjacking in north philadelphia will be laid to rest today. funeral services are scheduled for, is 11:00 at seventh day church in oxford avenue. fifteen year-old kerry willi

." >> a thief chose quite the unusual township ron a store early this morning in east oak lane. the man wearing a black mask and carrying a sword walked to 7-eleven fifth street. he dem

who is going to buy on twin oaks drive right now? >> reporter: with earthquake damage far from being fixed, life is anything but routine for people living in napa. but many are hard at work, helping hotels prepare for a busy labor day weekend. a westin, crews are working around the clock, repairing water damage, hoping to get the doors opened for guests, expecting the holiday in wine country. repair work here in napa will most likely continue for months. but this weekend wineries, restaurants, and hotels are open and expecting to be busy. reporting live in napa, jean elle, nbc news. >>> what about the prisoners? a growing concern about the napa county jail and the safety of the 200-plus inmates. the jail has been yellow tagged. that means the building is damaged, but can still be used. many employees are not allowed to enter, but the county insists the inmates are safe. family members who have loved ones inside fear otherwise. >> i think we would rather that the inmates be evacuated to other area jails than to have a chance on this t

. >> on twin oaks, dramatic evidence of the power of the quake. segments of the sidewalk were propped against each other. inside a home on twin oak, the force of the quake buckled hardwood floors, left a crack in the garage. then through the c then threw the contents of the pantry on the floor. look at the cat helping himself to water. >> a news conference in napa at this moment, we'll try to switch over live for you because we want to hear what the city officials are saying. here we are, this the city manager. >> we've had a productive and busy, very busy afternoon. a lot has been accomplished. a lot is changing. we have a group of people to bring you up to speed on where we stand the aftermath of the earthquake that took place at 3:20 this morning. let me bring up the people who represent the disciplines have been working on this issue and let you know where we stand. then we'll be happy to answer questions you might have when we're done. why don't i first bring up rick, our community development director. for those of you asking questions about

by the way, in oakland at oak street they are doing some cruz and that ramp on southbound 882, oak street on ramp there, that's closed for the next little while. let's move along and take a look at the san mateo bridge. i think that's where we're going next in traffic. we're going to marin county and southbound 101 between nevado and san rafael. that traffic is looking good. 4:49. let's go to steve. >> sal, speaking of looking good, how do you do it so early in the morning? >>reporter: steve, thank you very much. >> you're welcome, sir. thank you. we do have a little bit of thunderstorm activity. they were blowing up those thunderstorms up in the sierra yesterday, some really good pictures. the low, though, responsible for all this has been pushed inland. hey, a weak little front here, for august? yeah, yeah. now it'll slide north but not concerned about that. some higher clouds might clip contra costa county, but the fog -- mendincino county. there it is right there. it'll sit there as long as there's nothing coming in bumping it along. we call it a little kicker. well, there's your kick

back here on twin oaks drive, members of usgs have arrived and are surveying the damage. we'll have more later on in this newscast. lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thank you, lillian. >>> let's show you now a scene from a market, capturing the moment the 6.0 earthquake took. >> all those things just coming off the shelves. we have more video of this. we have video from walgreen's store in american canyon, damaged there. water pipes on the roof ruptured, creating a water fall inside that store. you can see fire cruise responding. >> in the next day or two as people check their security cameras, we're going to see more of this kind of video, which is, of course, interesting to see and fascinating to see the power of a quake of that size, but it's also very valuable for the seismologists and the researchers who study the effects of earthquakes, so really a terrific resource as well. not only is it interesting to just watch. >> and people have been sending pictures and video and our reporters and viewers just tweeting all day on social media, sharing their experience, what it was

joining us is david dunking with the silver oak cellars.i, we just got word from your city manager and your police chief who is up there now, you know, i'm curious to know what are the dangers tonight? are you able to even assess what's gone on? >> i think we have things pretty much buttoned up at the winery. we have a generator at the winery. that's allowed us to keep power on, even though the power outages. at my home it's been for 12 hours. it just came back on. so, you know, we cleaned up most of the bottles, and we only had three barrels -- i've seen other pictures of other wineries, and i know some have been much more damaged, so we're definitely trying to reach out for our neighbors and make sure everybody is okay. >> this looks expensive. >> the cleanup was the. losing all that wine is very sad. the cellar -- most of the damaged bottles were in was single vineyard lots that we keep at silver oaks. we blend our wine together, but we keep the separate vineyard vines in bottles, so those are all very rare and actually bottles not for s

they're basically single vineyard, silver oak parts and pieces. and so we're -- it's just a tragedy to lose those wines. and, you know, there's no price on those. >> wow. >> and they're completely irreplaceable. >> i know. we're talking probably thousands of dollars, but even more so because there's such a unique blend. >> yes. and there were, hundreds of bottles that were broken, unfortunately. i shovelled them up myself, so i know they were there. >> that's tough. i'm sorry to hear that. thank you for sharing your time with us, your story with us, and best of luck in the recovery and cleanup. >> okay. thanks so much. >> it is now 1:31 here on the east coast and i want to bring you up to speed. if you are just joining us, we are following breaking news out of california. a 6.0 magnitude earthquake that shook the napa area early this morning. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency now in that county. at least 90 people, we know were injured. many of them treated at one hospital there in napa, three people who have some major injuri

back here on twin oaks drive, members of usgs have arrived and are surveying the damage. we'll have more later on in this newscast. lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thank you, lillian. >>> let's show you now a scene from a market, capturing the moment the 6.0 earthquake took. >> all those things just coming off the shelves. we have more video of this. we have video from walgreen's store in american canyon, damaged there. water pipes on the roof ruptured, creating a water fall inside that store. you can see fire cruise responding. >> in the next day or two as people check their security cameras, we're going to see more of this kind of video, which is, of course, interesting to see and fascinating to see the power of a quake of that size, but it's also very valuable for the seismologists and the researchers who study the effects of earthquakes, so really a terrific resource as well. not only is it interesting to just watch. >> and people have been sending pictures and video and our reporters and viewers just tweeting all day on social media, sharing their experience, what it was

it is -- heck hearse the. -- oak hoist. so far it is zero% contained and 8 buildings have already been destroyed. so farther closed now and the sheriff's department has set up two evacuation centers and 13,000 people are being told they should leave their homes or businesses. >> we are following news, police are investigating another hit-and-run crash the victim is in critical condition, pam? >> reporter: the -- janine? >> reporter: potential of december -- both of these accidents happened, the latest happened here at center and old ham and the other is just a block away from where you see the yellow signs and that's at center and balfor. they are investigating and now they need people to call in tips. the man was hit pie a car just after 8:15 and he was rushed to the hospital which is said to be life-threatening. police say the only information involved is that it was a we wide sedan. >> northbound 2 lane we found the vehicle fled the scene. >> another hit-and-run, that man died from his injuries yesterday morning. anybody

the strongest but most resilient material we had at the time was live oak. and we used live oak to build those front road wheels so this would be sturdy enough. we also have an extensive video collection. and a team of experts are able to curate and preserve these old tapes and digitize them. and these videos, of course, are of fp-17s in action moving behind the lines getting ready to fight. >> after world war i, we entered a peace and hard times period. as the war died down and we started to reduce our forces, one of the big aspects of how the army was dealing with the interwar years and the progressive nature of some of the politicians was integrating the united states army. and over here, we have another soldier story. in this case, brigadier general benjamin davis. he became the very first black general officer in the united states army's history. we have his entire collection here. as you can see here, it includes medals, ceremonial saber. he was very instrumental in the desegregation of the united states army. >> soon the united states army entered wor

abc7 news president arer laura anthony is in oak hurst that have returned to rubble. police are still blocking several roads. it is much better than it was 24 hours ago. these cell phone images taken by eddie moore. >> it wasn't much worse than it was is a wonderful thing for us. >> standing here tonight and sings are so much better. >> i thought it was going to continue through the night and through the day. >> we got out and i thought for sure the whole place would go up. >> they could return to see what was lost. >> my kids' baby books and photo albums and everything i had when i came to help take care of my dad. it is all gone. >> this is one of two homes completely destroyed by the fire. there were nine structures in all and two were businesses. this was a commercial building that housed a local landmark. >> it is better than most aspect s. we can recover and do something with it. >> and so it is in oak hurst where residents of the southern gateway know this could have been worse. >> and we will make a big sign and we will say thank you to the guys who stepped up

the silver oak winery had bottles fall to the floor and break but it did keep it tasting room open. the owner says things fell off shelfs. she says that can be cleaned up but it's obvious many people remain on edge. >> we almost probably be open for business on tuesday. we've been very lucky -- the power came back on. >> some business owners are not so lucky. serious damage to its historic building. emergency workers are asking people to stay out of downtown napa while the area is being cleaned up. that is because there is a danger some buildings could fall during an aftershock. visitors don't need to stay away from other parts of the napa valley. >>> this morning some pet owners are looking for cats and dogs that got spooked during the earthquake. they have postings from people that are looking for their missing pets. the shelter says it's taking in lost an l mas. >>> one of the hardest hit areas in napa was a mobile home park where a fire broke out when a gas line ruptured. tara moriarty is there where the damage was pretty extensive. >> reporter: i'm standing in front of three mo

south third street closed modina red to oak street. we have an accident there. also a police crime scene investigation a lot going on at that scene. strode avenue, route 82 great alternate for your guys. looking at the majors, all things are clear. >>> we are following breaking news in the coatsville area. what we know is police are investigating a shooting in the 500 block of south fifth avenue knew, at least one person has been taken from the scene to the hospital. police say they were called out about 2:00 o'clock this morning. we are continuing to follow this story and we will bring you latest, as soon as we have it. >>> happening today an update on the financial crisis hitting philadelphia schools. >> sabina kuriakose is live outside school district headquarters with the very latest this morning, sabina. >> reporter: guys, we are less than one month away from the very first day of school, and the district is still grabbling with a 81 million-dollar budget gap and threat of teacher layoffs still looms. so pressure is mounting on all sides to resolve the cris

>>reporter: diana home still standing but damaged in oak hurst. fair swept through the sierra foot hills toychbility my kid baby book. photo albu album. fevring that hi with me when i came here to help take care of my dad and the it's all gone. this is complete loss. >>reporter: this home is one of at least 8 structure consumed since yesterday. flames swept quickly from one tinder dry hillside to the next. whipped by the wind. >> we are really concerned about all of it. the way we had activity yesterday and the way we had fire spotting and jumping and flare up that we had. we are not letting our guard down on any of it. >> among the casualty propane supply business and another nearby building that once housed the historic old barn restaurant. >> it's better than most aspect. we can we can recover and do something with it eventually you know. we just don't know where we are going to go from here. >>reporter: downtown oak hurst the streets are bustling with fire truck and emergency vehicles but few tourists. far ci from what this southern gateway to

abc7 news president arer laura anthony is in oak hurst that have returned to rubble. police are still blocking several roads. it is much better than it was 24 hours ago. these cell phone images taken by eddie moore. >> it wasn't much worse than it was is a wonderful thing for us. >> standing here tonight and sings are so much better. >> i thought it was going to continue through the night and through the day. >> we got out and i thought for sure the whole place would go up. >> they could return to see what was lost. >> my kids' baby books and photo albums and everything i had when i came to help take care of my dad. it is all gone. >> this is one of two homes completely destroyed by the fire. there were nine structures in all and two were businesses. this was a commercial building that housed a local landmark. >> it is better than most aspect s. we can recover and do something with it. >> and so it is in oak hurst where residents of the southern gateway know this could have been worse. >> and we will make a big sign and we will say thank you to the guys who stepped up

so you better get shakin'. >>> what started out as a double shooting in west oak lane ended with a car here in cheltenham township, two victims transported to einstein medical center. we will have a full report coming up next, chris. >>> okay, the water situation is improving in ohio but residents still cannot drink it. what is believed to be causing the toxic conditions. >>> and then a veteran returns from overseas and greeted with a new home, how his neighbor pulled together to give him this amazing gift. >> time right now 5:30 and 30 seconds, good day, it is monday, august 4th, 204. every second counts when you are racing outside the door. >> especially at this hour, sue. weather over the weekend was not the best. little bit of rain and depending where you are, a lot of rain. things every hot and humid to day, the the sky looks you can see it looks hazy out there. >> hazy, lot of moisture in the air, relative humidity around 93 percent. we sent bus stop buddy back to summer camp right by the lake there. it is kind of cloudy. we have got muggy conditions. there is fog around as well

time is expected to be, its normal time of open session at 3:15 and the meeting will be at the 1800 oak dale avenue, and this is something that the commission thought would be beneficial, and to host more of the meetings out in the community and so this will be the very first one. for those of you who plan to attend, parking is a little challenging and so plan to come early and car pool if you could or better yet take the t line but we look forward to seeing all of you on september 23rd, at the south east community facility. and then the very two days later i guess, on september 25th, at noon, after more than a decade, we will be officially opening the james r. herm an cruise terminal, and the new gang way is somewhere in the atlantic and she has been boarded on a vessel after being fa bricated in sweden and sthe will arrive straight to pier 27 and off listing the gang way on to the pier and it will take hours and hours and so i hope that you get a chance to see this because it is going to be cool to see it sort of hanging above the new cruise ship terminal and once that is in place, we

the silver oak winery.l all over the floor and broke but their tasting room stayed open. the owner of the restaurant says things fell off their shelves. it's got o be cleaned up but it's obvious a lot of people are on edge. >> we will probably be open for bids on tuesday. we've been really lucky. oh my gosh. the power came back on. >> yes some business owners, pam. >> a little jump you yi. >> they are. they are prepping family vineyards. it's a historic building too. other businesses have been red tagged to show they are unsafe to occupy. emergency workers are asking people stay out of downtown napa right now while the area is being cleaned up. that is because there is a danger buildings may collapse. but tourism officials say visitors don't need to stay away from other parts of the napa valley. wineries in yountville, st. helena, and calistoga say they have very little damage. the force of the quake blew out most of the windows in the control tower. news chapper 2 flew by and checked out the damage yesterd

huge oak wine barrels tumbled off racks like baskets. winery in napa the tasting room is fine but the owner's home is a mess. the quake damaged a chimney, knocked a 5,000 gallon water tank off of its foundation and broke pots and glass. throughout napa valley they aretallying the damage from the quake and it is just begun. it's not just the winery and the structural damage that these wineries are concerned about. this is the busiest time for napa valley because thousands of tourists come for the harvest. many operators are worried now because of this quake those tourists will not come. reporting live in napa valley, marianne favro. >> i want to show you a look at the front page of tomorrow's "san francisco chronicle." you see it there. wake-up call. south napa quake front and center. and reminder to everyone that there is no better time to prepare for the next big quake because it is coming and this may not be the one we saw now, may not be the big one. chris ta smith joins us, a lot of businesses along tennessee, georgia, and those stre

it happened at the intersection of treat boulevard and oak grove road. ran a red light and hit a car head on. >>> and search and rescue crews are looking for the missing hiker. >> he went missing in the shasta trinity national forest. search teams say that's remote and rugged, steep, and slippery. they are looking for steve morris from windsor last seen on saturday. they're hopeful because he's a very experienced backpacker and that he does have food and water with him. this is also a trip he has made several times with his church group out of santa rosa. >> it really gave me a lot of assurance that if they need to be found, they'll find him. i suspect he's on the move and that's why they're having a tough time finding him. >>> another one of his friends says he stopped to take a pictures and morris kept going but that he never made it back to camp. the area's so rugged and remote, search teams are being lowered in by helicopter. they're holding daily vigils for his concern. he and his wife are both marriage and family therapists. they do have a teenage

on twin oaks drive. dramatic evidence of the power of this quake. >> a crack in segments of the sidewalk were propped against each other. inside a home, the force of the quake buckled hardwood floors, left a crack in the garage and threw the contents of the pantry out onto the floor. >> a cat helped itself to some of the free running water. nearby, a twin oaks court, there was a huge crack in the street that popped one piece right on top of the other. >> vallejo police reported three incidents of looting and burglary following the quake. >> the city of napa said they are increasing patrols in the area downtown. >> members of the guardian angels have offered protection as well. this is a photo tweeted by the abc 7 news iteam, showing the angels standing out in front of the napa first united methodist church. >> more video of the damage. this is what it looked like inside the safeway supermarket on american canyon road. pretty bad. food fell from the shelves and as you can see landed all over the floors. >

it was reported near the junction of highway 41 and 49 in oak hurst monday afternoon. a madera county firefighter told a local newspaper that the fire started near a well-known homeless encampment. eight buildings have been stroid. 600 acres have been destroyed. crews have the fire about 40% contained. a wildfire burning north of bakersfield has grown to 4300 acres. it begannant the sequoia national forest. some buildings are threatened. it's some have burned down. that fire is now 15% contained. >>> well, we still have sub born low clouds and fog out here, even some drizzle, enough to trigger the wind sheeped wipers and wet roadways as well. this is looking out towards san francisco bay. still a solid deck of overcast out there but it's not the dense fog. the cloud base is elevated. as i mentioned, measurable rainfall, some drizzle in san francisco and especially parts of the of south bay. look at sebastopol, 4/100ths. in calistoga, 3/100ths. even if you didn't have measurable rainfall, still trace amounts. as far as the clouds, you could see overcast for santa cruz o

ktvu's tom vacar joins us live from napa's twin oaks drive. one of the trouble spots he has seen today. tom? >> reporter: we chased down a viewer's suggestion and turns out mother nature delivered to folks a mystery and it is a mystery that needs be solved soon. >> reporter: this is the green valley creek which connects to had wild horse creek. they are seasonal creeks where the flow in a drought is higher than usual. that is a concern because upstream there are two reservoirs that could have been weakened. after local residents told us they didn't get adequate responses we asked the water services department that took all day to say it has invited the california department of dam safety in to confirm the reservoirs are not comps aremized. it is significant -- compromise. it is significant flow. joining me now is the person who alerted us. why are you concerned? it is an old one, what is the deal? >> 120-year-old earth and dam and pipe. and the day after the earthquake customers and residents are noticing water in a creek where previously ther

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abc7 news president arer laura anthony is in oak hurst that have returned to rubble.e are still blocking several roads. it is much better than it was 24 hours ago. these cell phone images taken by eddie moore. >> it wasn't much worse than it was is a wonderful thing for us. >> standing here tonight and sings are so much better. >> i thought it was to continue through the night and through the day. >> we got out and i thought for sure the whole place would go up. >> they could return to see what was lost. >> my kids' baby books and photo albums and everything i had when i came to help take care of my dad. it is all gone. >> this is one of two homes completely destroyed by the fire. there were nine structures in all and two were businesses. this was a commercial building that housed a local landmark. >> it is better than most aspect s. we can recover and do something with it. >> and so it is in oak hurst where residents of the southern gateway know this could have been worse. >> and we will make a big sign and we will say thank you to the guys who stepped up to the plat

coming up oak grove road. the victim at the time had been riding with a friend of his who was on a different motorcycle. police say that friend decided to stop at the red light and was not hurt. now concord police spent more than five hours out here investigating this crash, gathering evidence at the scene and now the intersection behind it treat boulevard and oak grove road back open to traffic. we are live in concord alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. this is the same intersection where two years ago a father and daughter were killed while riding require bikes. a car was speeding down treat boulevard when it jumped on to the sidewalk and hit and killed 49-year-old solomon nuri and his nine-year-old daughter odessa. >>> now to developing news in hawaii as steve has been talking about it. tropical storm iselle right over the big island at this moment. howling winds and rain are pounding parts of hawaii right now. although iselle has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm, it still ha

at least four carports were damaged yesterday at the charter oaks apartment.t of downtown napa. one woman who lives at the complex says she saw her roof come down. >> the earthquake had just come and i saw the roof collapse. you could hear cracking and a big boom. it landed on all of these cars. >> some people still without their car then and for awhile. it's unclear how many cars were damaged. it does appear some of the smaller cars may have been spared if they were parked between taller vehicles that kept the roof from crushing them. >>> there is a lot of buzz about the quake on social media. the #napaquake it started trending yesterday morning. people were using it to report damage and injuries. others are citing the moment the quake hit and say they were afraid to sleep. and there were also tweets about very different issues including iraq and syria. social media experts say it's not unusual for people to hijack a trending topic and use it for their own agenda. >>> pet owners are still looking for cats and dogs that got spooked and took off. they have post

the attack happened yesterday morning on the washington and old dominion trail near oak grove road. megan mcgrath is live near that trail with more. megan? >> reporter: this happened in the morning. it was light outside. a woman was jogging along the wnod trail near oak grove road when all of a sudden a man came up from behind her and knocked her to the ground. >> i think about it sometimes trying to make sure it's a good day and that there are people. i don't go, you know, in less traveled sections generally. >> reporter: brenda sticks to the more populated sections of the wnod trail when she jogs and the stretch by oak grove road is pretty busy. but that didn't stop a man from assaulting a woman on monday morning. it was a little after 7:00 a.m., the victim was jogging. that's when a man came up from behind and knocked her to the ground. she was able to get away without serious injury but the suspect is still on the loose. the wnod trail is popular with cyclists and joggers. there's a lot of activity in the morning. eric roberts is surprised that something like that would happen h

the mother and daughter lived in oak park until moving to chicago's lake front about a year ago. oak park police had been called to the home about 80 times due to the women's stormy relationship. >> we all knew there were issues. but no one could have called this. >> every family hopes that this move would make things better but it seems to have done the opposite. >>the suspects were caught three weeks ago using the victim's credit card without permission to host a party at a rush street hotel. israel and hamas agreed to extend their cease fire, but there were early concerns about it lasting. israel and palestinian officials agreed to extend the cease fire for another five days. but that was almost ruined when rockets were fired from gaza near the end of the initial truce. israel responded with airstrikes, but that's where it ended. hamas says it had nothing to do with firing any rockets toward israel. both sides are expected to have negotiators return to indirect talks in egypt this weekend. the defense department now says, an american-led rescue mission in iraq may no longer be

then the other problem is this police activity we're following in coatesville between modina road and oak street. you can take strode avenue if you need to get around it. >>> that shooting overnight and breaking news. one person is hurt after a shooting in south coatesville and just minutes ago got video into the newsroom of the scene. police responded to the 500 block of south first avenue and within the past half hour, police and ambulance crews were there. officers were called to the shooting about 3:00 this morning. we're leaworking to learn what to the violence and the police investigation. >>> will philadelphia public schools open on time this year? that question will be answered in about five hours when superintendent william hite addresses the massive budget shortfall that could prevent schools from opening and lead to layoffs. katy zachry is live outside school district headquarters with more. katy. >> we'll also learn if teachers or other personnel will be laid off or if the district will deal with a shortened school year. all actions on the table according to district leaders b

fire crews are battling the flames, hoping to save the homes in the town of oak hearst. rob mayeda is tracking the conditions that are impacting this fire. but we begin with kimberly tere with the latest. >> reporter: this is one of the main entrances into yosemite national park. now it's reopened after being closed for a number of hours. firefighters are getting the upper hand on the flames and it appears to be 30% contained. this doesn't usually look like this. >> it's heavy traffic. lots of tourists. lot of people going to the lake, going to yosemite. the hotels are usually packed. there's always a lot of people here. >> reporter: until just after 4:00 this afternoon, the place was a ghost town due to the junction fire. >> a lot of the locals opened up their homes to everybody. >> reporter: 13,000 evacuation notices went out to businesses and homes in the oak hearst community. >> not only with the winds, but the dryness to the drought conditions, we had spotting of trees, jumping out ahead of the firefighters. >> reporter: these photos are taken bay resident, ron fish

russell road between west oak street and we sstreet, all lanes are blocked while they fix the break. elsewhere, southbound 295 looking slow you're approaching t pennsylvania avenue. 24 miles anthere. and here is a live look at 95 authority bound at lorton, seeing more volume, but no ai g accide report. >>> new this morning, one person is dead after a crash on the beltway. this hapnedut 11:30 last night. two cars collided on the outer loop near the van dorn exit. we're working to find out the complain of the other passengers. no word on what caused that accident. >>> right n we're working to find out more information about two nearby shootings in d.c. which four people were shot. the first scene was at 46th place and central avenue northeast last night.second scene was about a mile away on 48th place northeast. on central avenue, one man was found dead. another was still breathing. two other gunshot victims were found at 48th place scene. both of those men were conscious and breathing. in both cases, police are looking for either a black or gray nissan. >>> right now a water main brea

here's a look at the charter oaks apartment.of the 75 units were damageaged by the earthquake -- damaged by the earthquake only eight people stayed overnight, but more than 200 others for food and counseling. >> tv fell on my leg and i had my jewelry box next to my bed fell and hit my head. >> i'm covered with soot because my fireplace fell on me and my house shifted off the foundation. >> most of those people did not have earthquake insurance. >> reporter: live in napa, kpix 5. >> and i'm kip do live in vallejo. the public works department shut down an entire city block in downtown vallejo. this building was red tagged after some bricks came crashing down. nobody injured at the time. most of the damage consstraited in the area and mar -- concentrated to mare island, as well. the shaking rattled hundreds of bricks loose. the first methodist church had broken plaster everywhere and sunday service continued on as usualment 16 water main breaks. crews are busy getting to those -- usual. 16 water main breaks sent crews into the area

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police activity here in coatesville, first avenue blocked at oak street. so we'll use route 82 out of the gate this morning pennsylvania turnpike, they are still working eastbound between ft. washington and willow grove. and the trolley tunnel blitz continues through monday, where all of the subway surface trolleys are diverted at 40th and market. otherwise, mass transit running with no delays. ukee back to you. >> thank you. calm has returned to ferguson, missouri after change in police presence. >> last night there were no armored cars, no officers in riot gear, pro highway patrol have taken over security, led by ferguson native. >> we're going to look at this from a personal stands point. and if that was my son or that was my friend, how i would feel, what my emotions would be and whatever my voice was, i would want to have the right what that voice is, that's what we will do today and every day forward. >> missouri governor nicks zero nixon stripped police of their law enforcement authority after violent clashes. >> every 28 hours every 28 hours, the u

very disturbed about this and very uncomfortable. >> this is very unprofessional, very disturbing. >> oak land police came in to investigate and collect evidence. >> it was brought to the oakland police department's attention that 2 nooses were found on the property. we take these crimes very seriously and we will investigating. >> there were not just one but 2 nooses found. showed bryan the other one that turned up 4 years ago. >> this is something that brings up the times in the 50s. i was brought up in the south and i was not allowed to go into certain areas because this could happen. >> talked to the workers trying to reassure them. >> i take this very seriously that there is an investigation under way. it will be complete and there will be severe consequences if we can identify who put it there. >> gardner added because the courtyard the secure this had to be an inside job. i'm john -- channel 2 news. >>> continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. the city says its initial estimate for all the damage to private homes and businesses is at least $300 million. that figure does not incl

the oak foundation. the e rhode islands and the carpenter foundation. >> this week on to the contrary... first, the label pro-choice may be passe. then commercial sex. should it be legal to sell but not purchased? behind the headlines, investing with a gender lens. hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary news and social trends. up first, the future for abortion rights advocates. claiming it no longer represents the range of women's health and economic issue. they also need to appeal to a new generation of young women who issue labels are are not single issue voters. do not expect a new catchphrase soon. former pro-choice advocates say abortion and birth control issues are more complex. antiabortion advocates call the end of pro-choice a victory. congressman norton is the term pro-choice passe? >> you know, bonnie, it is a permanent slogan half the advertisers. language must appeal to the generation to which it is addressed. >> i think what has become passe is the idea that abortion anytime for a