tiffany wilson is live outside the school board meeting where so many parents gathered. they spilled into the parking lot. tiffany? >> they felt passionatly about this and they cooperate get inside so they watched the meeting streaming over an ipad. many of them holding signs like this to show which way they felt about this book. and when the board voted just a couple of minutes ago many of them left disappointed. >> i feel a loss of innocence myself. >> the sexually explicit words and images in this back ouch ited off a debate that left some questioning the fundamentals of the fremont unified school district. >> i'm sorry. i cannot see anything that a child needs to know in 9th grade about bondage. what are you teaching them? >> for others the text is another sign of society changing. >> please don't let your narrow views of human sexuality affect my child's education. >> i appreciated that this was taught in a way that was informational. >> many objected not to the book's content, but intended audience. your health today was written as a college textbook and fremont is

tiffany wilson is there live. tiffany?well, dan, on a typical night it is very dark and very quiet here. last night was not a typical night. >> as traffic zipped over 101, steve ?iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the security team for not adequately addressing the fence alarms. the break in was reported at 7:30 this morning. >> i certainly understand that the public wants to know how this happened and we also want to know how this happened. >> the theft comes 16 months after a ?ieber took aim -- a sniper took aim and shot out 17 transformers. despite a $250,000 reward, no arrests have been made. >> we don't have any evidence to indicate that it is a larger plot and it is ccted to any incidents. and is connected to any incidents. they -- >> after the sniper attack pg&e pledged a $100

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> i had the opportunity to meet an incredible san ramonin may. a loyal volunteer for the american cancer society, she is fighting cancer herself. back when i met hershey had one wish -- her she had one wish, to marry her sweetheart and tonight that wish came true. >> ♪ let me know that you need me ♪ >> the baide walked down the aisle at the san ramon golf club to marry her fiancee. it was a day she did not know if she would live to see. this wedding day was truly a dream come true. >> i was relieved it was here and i was happy. >> sealed with a kiss, the couple knows this day was made possible thanks to generous people and strangers who donated money and services to make it happen. >> it is great to know there are people out there with huge hearts. they actually care about people they don't even know. >> it is surprising how many people came out of the woodwork to make this day a day we will never forget. >> back when i met hershey couldn't do a lot of walking. she worked on strengthening her legs so she could actually walk down the aisle.

abc 7's tiffany wilson talked about the stadium's about big debut. >> the 49ers rock, but they didn't win. >> fans disappointed with the performance left the game early, some wanting to escape traffic and others hoping to escape the heat. medics responded to section 221. >> likely the heat exhaustion. >> another complaint, this couple found handicapped parking problematic. >> they were handicapped accessible and the parking is not. >> we heard fans had issues with wi-fi, they delivered on the promise of fast internet service. >> as for the pregame tailgate, they loved the new lot. >> from the maiden voyage and we were excited to be here. >> he and his brother roasting ribs and salmon. fans turned a card table into a top shelf bar. >> the college drinking games soon followed. music at the party where families and friends reminisced after the seasons and the ones to come. they are going to win and go all the way this year. >> fans have faith they will score during the home opener, september 14th. >> they best clean it up before the start of the season. >> tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>

tiffany wilson is there live. tiffany?>> well, dan, on a typical night it is very dark and very quiet here. last night was not a typical night. >> as traffic zipped over 101, steve ?iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the security team for not adequately addressing the fence alarms. the break in was reported at 7:30 this morning. >> i certainly understand that the public wants to know how this happened and we also want to know how this happened. >> the theft comes 16 months after a ?ieber took aim -- a sniper took aim and shot out 17 transformers. despite a $250,000 reward, no arrests have been made. >> we don't have any evidence to indicate that it is a larger plot and it is ccted to any incidents. and is connected to any incidents. they -- >> after the sniper attack pg&e pledged a $

tiffany wilson is live outside the school board meeting where so many parents gathered. they spilled into the parking lot. tiffany? >> they felt passionatly about this and they cooperate get inside so they watched the meeting streaming over an ipad. many of them holding signs like this to show which way they felt about this book. and when the board voted just a couple of minutes ago many of them left disappointed. >> i feel a loss of innocence myself. >> the sexually explicit words and images in this back ouch ited off a debate that left some questioning the fundamentals of the fremont unified school district. >> i'm sorry. i cannot see anything that a child needs to know in 9th grade about bondage. what are you teaching them? another sign of society changing. >> p your narrow views of human sexuality affect my child's education. >> i appreciated that this was taught in a way that was informational. >> many objected not to the book's content, but intended audience. your health today was written as a college textbook and fremont is the first high school district to use it.

tiffany wilson is there live. tiffany? >> well, dan, on a typical night it is very dark and very quiet here. last night was not a typical night. >> as traffic zipped over 101, steve ?iped through the chain link fence. not once, not twice, but three times. the individuals cut holes large enough to enter the metcalf substation and steal construction equipment and heavy power tools like this. the preliminary investigation suggests human error with pg&e blaming the security team for not adequately addressing the fence alarms. the break in was reported at 7:30 this morning. >> i certainly understand that the public wants to know how this happened and we also want to know how this happened. >> the theft comes 16 months after a ?ieber took aim -- a sniper took aim and shot out 17 transformers. despite a $250,000 reward, no arrests have been made. >> we don't have any evidence to indicate that it is a larger plot and it is ccted to any incidents. and is connected to any incidents. they -- >> after the sniper attack pg&e pledged a

tiffany wilson is live with the latest. tiffany? >> it's been years since they investigated a homicide at mill valley. at this hour, they will not say a murder suicide. they tell the neighborhood they are not looking for any other shooter. sky 7 hd shows two crime scenes separated by a fence. in each backyard, a man shot to death. marin county sheriff's deputy responded to 154 circle last night after family members discovered their loved one on the ground. they conducted a full investigation this morning. >> one of our detectives located a gate that was open at the house adjacent to the house at 154 carlotta. the officers conducted a safety check of the backyard and sadly, located a second victim. >> reporter: the second man was in his late 30s or early 40s. a gun found at his feet. he was the son of the couple who owns the house. that couple is out of town. >> we don't know what the relationships are at the moment between the deceased at this point. that is something we are working on. >> reporter: late this afternoon, investigator

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> i had the opportunity to meet an incredible san ramon woman in may. a loyal volunteer for the american cancer society, she is fighting cancer herself. back when i met hershey had one wish -- her she had one wish, to marry her sweetheart and tonight that wish came true. >> ♪ let me know that you need me ♪ >> the baide walked down the aisle at the san ramon golf club to marry her fiancee. it was a day she did not know if she would live to see. this wedding day was truly a dream come true. >> i was relieved it was here and i was happy. >> sealed with a kiss, the couple knows this day was made possible thanks to generous people and strangers who donated money and services to make it happen. >> it is great to know there are people out there with huge hearts. they actually care about people they don't even know. >> it is surprising how many people came out of the woodwork to make this day a day we will never forget. >> back when i met hershey couldn't do a lot of walking. she worked on strengthening her legs so she could actually walk down the

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> i had the opportunity to meet an incredible san ramonan in may. a loyal volunteer for the american cancer society, she is fighting cancer herself. back when i met hershey had one wish -- her she had one wish, to marry her sweetheart and tonight that wish came true. >> ♪ let me know that you need me ♪ >> the baide walked down the aisle at the san ramon golf club to marry her fiancee. it was a day she did not know if she would live to see. this wedding day was truly a dream come true. >> i was relieved it was here and i was happy. >> sealed with a kiss, the couple knows this day was made possible thanks to generous people and strangers who donated money and services to make it happen. >> it is great to know there are people out there with huge hearts. they actually care about people they don't even know. >> it is surprising how many people came out of the woodwork to make this day a day we will never forget. >> back when i met hershey couldn't do a lot of walking. she worked on strengthening her legs so she could actually walk down the ais

tiffany wilson is live outside the school board meeting where so many parents gathered. hey spilled into the parking lot. tiffany? >> they felt passionatly about this and they cooperate get inside so they watched the meeting streaming over an ipad. many of them holding signs like this to show which way they felt about this book. and when the board voted just a couple of minutes ago many of them left disappointed. >> i feel a loss of innocence myself. >> the sexually explicit words and images in this back ouch ited off a debate that left some questioning the fundamentals of the fremont unified school district. >> i'm sorry. i cannot see anything that a child needs to know in 9th grade about bondage. what are you teaching them? another sign of society changing. >> please don't let your narrow views of human sexuality affect my child's education. >> i appreciated that this was taught in a way that was informational. >> many objected not to the book's content, but intended audience. your health today was written as a college textbook and fremont is the first high school distr

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in fremont where this man was a teacher, tiffany? >> reporter: yes, and at this hour we are learning new information. officially the national park service says that the search for greg muck is ongoing. but we have a reliable source in kings canyon who tells abc 7 news that his body was found and the coroner has been called. with a thick beard and long hair, greg muck looked at home in the mountains. over the phone, his brother-in-law says he was. >> greg is an avid experienced hiker. he has been backpacking and hiking for 20 years. >> reporter: this map shows the area muck planned to cover during the solo one-week hike. he was last seen wear ago blue shirt and bandanna. >> it would be typical not to hear from him for the several days? >> yeah, he is a map and compass guy, he doesn't use a gps. >> reporter: when his family came forward, they offered support to the wife and 5-year-old daughter. >> he is a very kind, gentle guy. >> reporter: last year, he taught second graders at john gome elementary school. his love of the outdoors spi

i'm tiffany wilson. details coming up. >>> imagine having to pay $170,000 to remove your home from the market. >>> we are following breaking news in vallejo. sky 7 hd is live over the metal yard. crews on scene there. you can see firefighters on their ladders. no injuries are reported. reporting continues now on twitter. follow us at abc7news.com. we continue after a quick br >>> back to our breaking news. this is a fire that is burning out of control in vallejo. on the left you see sky video from sky 7 hd. this is at the metal yard. crews are on scene. you can see all the thick, black smoke coming off the fire. it is actually a family owned business. they employ more than 220 employees. again, so far, no injuries we are hearing of. we will continue to monitor this. we have the latest throughout the newscast and it continues on twitter. >>> people in illinois and indiana are mopping up today, following some of the heaviest rain they have ever seen. aerial shots from northeast of indianapolis where more t

tiffany wilson has a story you will see only on abc 7 news. watch this. >> reporter: near the end sometimes you realize how improbable, how nearly impossible the dream was at the start. >> this is the first tree you planted. >> reporter: six years ago laura weber and her dad chatted across the kitchen counter about the climate change film "an inconvenient truth." >> in the credits it gives a whole bunch of different ideas of ways that you could help and one of them was plant a tree. >> reporter: that wasn't enough for laura. she wanted to plant a million trees. >> i've always loved trees. i've always been very passionate about the environment. >> what seemed like, you know, a reasonable idea, plant a million trees. >> reporter: so they began with the help of her 4h club. laura formed the million tree project. this picture shows the first tree. today she returned to visit. >> it's amazing to see how much it's grown. >> reporter: both the tree and the project. >> we thought that it was going to be possible to plant all the trees in the u.s. in a

at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> now a couple of questions. will passengers get dinged for changing flights? and what about hotel accommodations? coming up later, what are your rights when disaster strikes. stay tuned, 7 on your side's michael finney will have some answers in just a few minutes. >>> and if the hurricanes were not enough, the islands were hit by a 4.5 magnitude earthquake just before 9:30 this morning. actually the new figure now is 4.3. the quake hit about six miles off the northern tip of the big island. there are no reports of any damage or injury. >>> we have developing news right now out of iraq where the u.s. military has launched an emergency humanitarian effort to bring life-saving supplies to thousands of ethnic kurds who are under threat from the islam incompetent extremist group isis. about 40,000 members of iraq's ethnic tribe have tried to find refuge in the northern part of the country, chased from their homes by isis forces. abc news has learned three military cargo plane dropped food, water and medical supplies

tiffany wilson is live in napa valley with the story. >> reporter: well, cheryl, waynerys tell me that this week and especially labor day weekend are one of the busiest for them all day long. and yet here i am standing in the middle of a mainly empty parking lot outside of this winery. to give you an example, they say this week, it's been as slow as the middle of january. even if you call the glass half full, there's no way to see this wine tasting room as anything but empty. >> last week this place was packed. there were people hanging out the doors, you know, waiting to get in. and this week, it's like a ghost town. >> reporter: worrisome, especially since they sell most of their wine on site. harvest is peak tourist season. the owner is afraid the recent earthquake will keep them at home. >> we need people to come. >> reporter: beyond the vineyards themselves, visitors support many of napa's other businesses, including kitchen door. on sunday, chef todd humphreys lost a wall of wine. >> we're open for business now. life has to go on, you know. >> reporter: that's the attitude this c

tiffany wilson, abc news. >> a story for the family.ews continues tomorrow morning and we will be on half an hour earlier at 4:00 a.m. thanks for watching and i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for all of us here we thank you and we want to show you more of the amazing images from today. >> good night. 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. (british accent) let's keep this going, people! this is a big night for us. you! get it together, man. focus! yes, chef. table 21. order in. appetizer. one tuna crudo. one pork belly. two salmons. one squab. one quail. (sizzling) lovely. off it goes. (indistinct conversations) (spritzes) (indistinct conversations continue)

tiffany wilson joins us from main street where the show just wrapped up. tiffany? >> yes, larry. crews apparently cleaning up. you can see a couple stranglers enjoying the evening. napa is known for food and its wine and we saw plenty of both. we also saw the strength of the city's spirit. like outdoor shows around the country families camped out on lawn chairs and blankets. simply attending made them -- >> napa strong. >> hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salad and cookies piled high on plates. it should have been their church picnic, but the earth rattled and the facade suffered damage. >> napa strong. downtown with water damage. she didn'lister stylist to go without work. >> i work in a hair styling trailer. it opens tomorrow. the pizzeria opened two weeks before the quake. the building behind them was red tagged. >> we thought it was important to be open. >> they sold pieces. >> napa strong. >> every window shattered 234* the fine art gallery. customers turned this cardboard into a love letter. on go fund me offers of financial support. >> napa strong. >> hand made window signs

tiffany wilson joins us from main street where the show just wrapped up. tiffany? >> yes, larry. crews apparently cleaning up. you can see a couple stranglers enjoying the evening. napa is known for food and its wine and we saw plenty of both. we also saw the strength of the city's spirit. like outdoor shows around the country families camped out on lawn chairs and blankets. simply attending made them -- >> napa strong. >> hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salad and cookies piled high on plates. it should have been their church picnic, but the earth rattled and the facade suffered damage. >> napa strong. downtown with water damage. she didn't want her stylist to go without work. >> i work in a hair styling trailer. it opens tomorrow. the pizzeria opened two weeks before the quake. the building behind them was red tagged. >> we thought it was important to be open. >> they sold pieces. >> napa strong. >> every window shattered 234* the fine art gallery. customers turned this cardboard into a love letter. on go fund me offers of financial support. >> napa strong. >> hand made window s

here's tiffany wilson. it might not be as inclusive as it seems. >> this luxury rv boasts more square footage than many san francisco apartments along with full kitchen, washer and dryer, king side bed and air conditioning. >> brand new this would have been close to $400,000. >> the executive rented the rv for burning man. a crew will drive it out. , set it up, and wait for the mystery man to helicopter in. price for the week, $20,000. >> for a week in the desert. in luxury and style. >> it's that comfort, luxury and style some burning man regulators dislike. this is the ultimate representation of the destruction of the authenticity of burning man. he said they just don't get it. >> part of the experience is joining with the dust and figuring out how to camp and bring your own water. >> burning man's first principal is radical inclusion saying anyone may be a part of burning man. no prerequisite exists. >> everyone will criticize the way other people experience burning man but at then of the day remember wh

here's abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson on why the event might not be as inclusive as it claims. >> this luxury r.v. boasts more square footage than many san francisco apartments along with full kitchen, washer and dryer, king side bed and air conditioning. >> brand new this would have been close to $400,000. >> a silicon valley executive rented the r. v. for burning man. a crew will drive it out, set it up, and wait for the mystery man to helicopter in. the price for the week, $20,000. >> incredible for a week in the desert. >> for a week in the desert in comfort, luxury and style. >> it's that comfort, luxury and style some burning man regulators dislike. this is the ultimate representation of the destruction of the authenticity of burning man. he said those dropping the big bucks just don't get it. >> part of the experience is joining with the dust and figuring out how to camp and bring your own water. >> a retard ronic criticism since their first principal is radical inclusion, saying anyone may be a part of burning man. no prerequisites exists. >> everyone will criticize the wa

tiffany wilson has more from san francisco international. >> reporter: tickets booked, bags packed and the worst storm forecast in 22 years. >> i'm disappointed. i'm very disappointed. but i can't fight mother nature. >> reporter: susan murray canceled their getaway and rebooked flights to san diego. >> the airlines were great. they, you know, no problem with canceling and rescheduling. we had a shuttle scheduled. they said they were going to wave the fee, the hotel was fine with it. i hope the island is okay. >> reporter: she's planning a rain check next year. >> turning 60 next year and that's my 60th birthday present to myself. >> reporter: lisa and her husband decided to double down, arriving at the airport early to catch a different flight to oahu. >> we just want to get there. >> reporter: hurricane iselle should cross over tonight with julio at her heels. so many passengers arriving on united flight 72 from honolulu felt grateful they avoided the impending storm. >> beautiful all week but you can see people were starting to tense up. >> supposed to come back saturday, would requ

. >> tiffany wilson is in napa with that story. >> napa vineyards prepare for the august crush every, but not like this. >> when he came out, his face was sheet white. >> busted barrels, collapse cased, and smashed bottles of wine. at font anella winery, cleaning up requires a delicate hand. crews must hook, hoist, and move barrels one by one. some get salvages, others get dumped down the drain. >> we don't have numbers, but we suspect it will be in the millions that we lost. >> a hard hit for a winery that produced only t10,000 bottles a year. >> we have grapes that are starting to come in, and we need every inch of our space to process those grapes. >> they store their entire 2014 vintage here. it's too soon to tell how much spilled or spoiled. whitney said it could have been worse. >> i'm really glad the crew wasn't here in the earthquake or we would be looking for them instead of just barrels. >> the earthquake devastated these wineries, but michael says it wasn't a huge setback for the industry. >> if there is a silver lining, the two vintages that have place in 2012 and 2013, i

l tiffany wilson has a story only on abc 7 news.ight near the end sometimes you realize how impossible nearly improbable the dream was at the start. >> this is the first tree you planted. >>reporter: 6 years ago laura and dad chatted across the kitchen counter about the climate tell film inconvenient truth. >> it give ways to help and one was mr. president a tree. >>reporter: that wasn't enough for laura. she wanted to plant i million trees. >> always loved trees always fashion natural about the environment. >> what seemed like fv reason idea plant i million tree. >>reporter: so they began. with the help of her 4 h club laura formed the million tree project. this picture shows the first tree. today she returned to visit. >> it's amaze to go see how much it's grown. >>reporter: both the tremendous and the project. >> we thought that it was going to be possible to plant all the trees the in the u.s. in about 6 months. tell we didn't realize that 1 million is a big number. >>reporter: but they have learned. to reach laura goal more tha

tiffany wilson explains they are open for business. >>reporter: napa valley vine attract tourists from around the world especially over labor day wean. >> grapes are ripe. ready to harvest and it's just it's jaws wonderful time to be here. >>reporter: today in the province wipe ri cricket. winery says 80 percent of the bottles on site so the look of foot traffic hurts tremendously. >> we need people to come. we need people to come. >>reporter: wine related tourism supports countless other businesses in the area. including this restaurant kitchen door it escaped with minimal damage. >> we are open for business no now. life there's go on. >>reporter: over at the roost owner patricia a worries tourist will cancel the plans out of earthquake fear. for her tourism is a life line. >> it's how i eat. you know this is what feeds my family. >>reporter: she lost about 30,000 dollars worth of merchandise during a week she expected to make big money from harvest crowds. >> devastating. the timing is horrible. >>reporter: today just few customers c

tiffany wilson. abc7 news. >>> a major roadway in napa will be closed to due to quake damage. first street overpass on highway 29 will be closed in both directions from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for pavement repairs to the east approach. >>> the city of vallejo will hold an informational session today for people recovering from sunday's earthquake. representatives from the sal llano volunteer organization will be on hand to direct businesses and residents to resource that will help them recover. today's informational session is at the central permit center on santa clara street at 10:00. >>> the usgs said hundreds of sensors on the golden gate bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge did their job during the earthquake. they did data about the shaking and how the bridge reacted to it. they were installed after loma prietta so this was the first test. and some wondered why napa didn't activate the emergency alert system o. eas. we brought the question to the emergency center. they said because it's outdated. they chose to communicate with the public in other ways, including twitt

tiffany wilson leif on california street tonight. tiffany we have had a series of big movie shoots lately. >> yes we certainly have. to give you a look at the scene here all of the production equipment is to my right and then they have been spraying down california street where they are shooting a scene with cars the trying to dodge a helicopter that is chasing them. of course the who hader is add entered post production. scene short but for local workers it's a long and lucrative work week. hollywood magic requires grunt work but pays big. blockbuster movie like terminator genesis creates 250,000 dollars worth of local job perfect day. >> i think it's really exciting to see hollywood come up to san francisco and use the beautiful city. pretty exciting. they just shot another movie like last week. >> he's right exploratorium seen up tick in movie making. 17 days last month. the and shooting in a few week but executive director of the film commission says not all good news. >> san francisco and california in general is losing out on mi

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> poli are asking the public to help them identify a man who allegedly rape add teenager in a public bathroom. the teenager said it happened at this apartment complex. there's not a lot the alleged victim could prevent the attack given the location. the description of the suspect is limited. he's described as a man in his 20s with short black hair. >>> tonight, the deadly shelling of a school in gaza by israel is being called a criminal act by the united nations. israel claims it was shooting at three militants riding past the school on a motorcycle. u.s. officials called the attack disgrateful. >>> hundreds of people attended a pro-israel rally at the civil center. one speaker pointed to hamas as the stumbling block to peace. >> no one in israel has any faith in hamas. a terror organization whose idea of a cease-fire is simple. the we cease, they fire. >> they say it's the only way to end the blockade of gaza. >>> right now, thousands of firefighters have their hands full with wildfires burning across the state. here's a look at six large fires in north

. >> tiffani wilson has been hanging out with fans who couldn't wait for the first opportunity to talegate and celebrate at the new stadium. hi, tiffani. >> just a couple of hours ago the parking lot was filled with barbecue and i think the tailgating was the highlight of the day. fans hope this is not a preview of what is to come. >> make no mistake, that's preseason games means serious business for niners nation. >> the maiden voyage. >> greg palmer and his brother laid out a spread of ribs and salmon. other fans turned a card table into a bar. >> you better sit in at the booth. >> college drinking games soon followed. music boomed across parking spot parties as families and friends reminisced over seasons at the stick. >> bittersweet. >> the ones to come. >> they're going all the way this year. >> high expectations for the season in the brand new state-of-the-art stadium you wont catch many complaints from the fans. >> i'm stoked. it's amazing. >> i think it's great. never seen so many people out for a preseason game. >> what is the best. >> the view. no beside seats. >> fans raved abou

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> a major roadway in napa will be closed today, due to quake damage.the first street overpass at highway 29 will be closed in both directions, from 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. for pavement repairs to the eastbound approach. >>> the city of vallejo will hold an informational session today for people who recovering from sunday's earthquake. representatives from the solano volunteer organizations active in a disaster will be on hand to direct residents and businesses to resources that can help them recover. today's session will be held at the central permit center on santa clara street at 10:00. >>> the usgo says hundreds ofÑi sensors on the golden gate bridge and the richmond-san rafael bridge did their job during the earthquake. collecting data about the shaking. the sensors were installed after the loma prieta. >>> an abc7 news viewer emailed us after seeing the earthquake coverage on sunday, asking why the city of napa did not activate the emergency elert system or eas. we took the question to city spokesman barry martin. who said simply that the eas is

pl tiffany wilson has more now from the scene. >> the sign says closed due to unexpected event. surveillance video from fred place shows just how unexpected it was. the suspect car slides on to the sidewalks. crashes into tables. and pin a customer against the wall. >> talking about. >> look again you can see a car spining in a building in the background. ken stood just foot steps away. >> all the glass you know. i saw make 4 door consider that 2 door car. >>reporter: police identify the driver as derek mccann didn't given. he alledgedly bolted into the alley. as he saw him and yelled. >> there he is there's the guy. >>reporter: folk scramble to help the girlfriend and her 2-year-old son trapped inside the car. others corral the man on to sailor roof. >> young scared. >>reporter: he jumped that the crowd. video show officers running to arrest him. >> leak an army of people. just kind of came together. >>reporter: police say mccann hit 4 vehicle including a deputy cruiser before stopping outside fred's. glass on the window sill show how close the 20 customers came to tram difficu

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson reports. >> a tiny insect carrying a potent disease.nty health officials say three men and two women all over the age of 50 tested positive for the west nile virus. one person remains in the hospital. >> you will get things like a severe headache, you will have fever, of course, and you may have what we call -- you may not be completely with it. >> they expected a bad summer for west nile after seeing a spike in dead birds. this map shows a location of 700 bird carcasses, all infected by west nile. by comparison, last year they found 88. >> based on everything we are seeing, this is the record-breaking year of all-time. >> from the location of the dead birds the officials know the infected mosquitoes are concentrated in these areas. sunnyvale, campbell, parts of san jose and mountain view. >> slightly concerning because i didn't think it was a big issue here. >> ann miller spends a lot of time outside walking dogs. i wasn't sure how serious it was. >> five people have been infected so far this year. >> okay, that's not good. >> it's not

here's tiffany wilson on why the event may not be as inclusive as it claims. >> this luxury rv boastsuare footage than any san francisco apartments, full kitchen, washer and dryer, king-sized bed and air conditioning. >> brand new this would have been close to $400,000. >> a silicon valley executive rented the rv for burning man. crew chandler will drive it out, set it up and wait for the mystery man to helicopter in price tag for the week? $20,000. >> for a week in the desert? >> in comfort in luxury and style. >> it's that comfort, luxury and style some burning man regulars dislike. this is the ultimate representation of the destruction of burning man. this man feels they just don't get it. >> part of the experience is dealing with the dust and figuring hout how to camp and bringing your own water. >> burning man's first principle is radical inclusion. saying anyone may be part of burning man. no prerequisites exist. >> everyone will be able to experience how other people experience burning man. but at the end. day, what the event is really about is how you do it. >> seven-time burn

tiffany wilson leif on california street tonight. tiffany we have had a series of big movie shoots lately. >> yes we certainly have. to give you a look at the scene here all of the production equipment is to my right and then they have been spraying down california street where they are shooting a scene with cars the trying to dodge a helicopter that is chasing them. of course the who hader is add entered post production. scene short but for local workers it's a long and lucrative work week. hollywood magic requires grunt work but pays big. blockbuster movie like terminator genesis creates 250,000 dollars worth of local job perfect day. >> i think it's really exciting to see hollywood come up to san francisco and use the beautiful city. pretty exciting. they just shot another movie like last week. >> he's right exploratorium seen up tick in movie making. 17 days last month. the and shooting in a few week but executive director of the film commission says not all good news. >> san francisco and california in general is losing out on mi

here's of tiffany wilson. >> tiny insect carrying a potent disease.ta clara county health officials say 3 men and 2 women all over the age of 50 tested positive for the west nile vivrments one person remains in the hospital. >> you'll get things like severe headache. you have fever of course and you may have what we call, may not be completely witness. >> health officials expected a bad summer for west nil after spike in dead bird this county map shows location of nearly 700 bird carcass all i know affected by west nile. by comparison last year they found 88. >> based on everything we are seeing this is the record bricking year of all time. >> from the location of the dead bird officials note infected mosquitos concentrate entered sunny vail. campbell. parts of san jose and mountain view. >> shiitely kevrnltd didn't think it was a big issue here. >> ann miller spends time outside walking dogs. >> i really wasn't sure how serious it was. >> 5 people have been infected so far this year. >> okay that's not good. >> it's not panic time. item aareness time

in oakland, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> what a career. us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at fiver:00 begins now. >> the fire extends from the port of oakland to the bay bridge and beyond. witnesses are fed up and demanding something be done. >> it's a lot to fear when you have gift people out of control. >> not once but twice, thieves target a bay area school. why insurance is not covering the losses. >> also a special moment. how people all over the bay area dropped everything to remember robin williams today. >>> i'm meteorologist. it's cloudy and cool. measurable drizzle today. we're going for round two tomorrow. >> live, this is abc 7 news. >>> we're going to begin with a deadly east bay side show that went from oakland to the bay bridge, to interstate 58y. people who saw it just could not believe it. it wasgi just out of control. i'm dan cheryl jennings. they included as many as 100 cars, motorcycles involved too. laurie anthony joins us in oakland to explain what happened. laura? >> cheryl, at one point last nigh

tiffany wilson. abc7 news. >>> a major roadway in napa will be closed to due to quake damage. the 1st street overpass at highway 29 will be closed in both directions from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for pavement repairs to the eastbound approach. >>> the city of vallejo will hold an informational session today for people recovering from sunday's earthquake. representatives from the solano volunteer organization will be on hand to direct businesses and residents to resource that will help them recover. today's informational session is at the central permit center on santa clara street at 10:00. >>> the usgs said hundreds of sensors on the golden gate bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge did their job during the earthquake. they recorded data about the shaking and how the bridges react today it. the sensors were installed loma prietta so this was the first test. after. >> we received an e-mail asking why the city of napa did not activate the emergency alert system. we brought the question to the emergency manager, and he said i'm play because it's outdated. they chose to communi

tiffany wilson is joining us with updates. tiffany. >> we want to start back with the proclamation of a state of emergency by the governor. it doesn't just cover napa county but surrounding sonoma and solano counties. the initial 6.1 quake. there you see it at my twitter feed. but there is damage by the aftershocks as we mentioned. this opens upstate resource toss anyone who was affected. speaking of those affected, we've received dozens of pictures from people. ureport@kgotv.com. we want to take a look at some of those pictures because you are our eyes and ears on the ground, along with the reporters in the field. but the first picture we are going to go to is a carport at the charter oaks apartment in napa. here you can see it. the carport, it fell down over the cars that were parked inside. as you heard wayne mention, it made it impossible for those folks to go anywhere. their care inside. this is from the napa valley distillery. you see significant damage by that disstillry. we go a little further, these are bookshelves fro

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson reports. >> a tiny insect carrying a potent disease.alth officials say three men and two women over the age of 50 tested positive for the west nile virus. one person remains in the hospital. >> you'll get things like a severe headache, you'll have fever of course. and you may have what we call alternative mental stall us, you may not be with it. >> health officials expected a bad summer for west nile after seeing a spike in dead birds. 700 bird carcasses infected by west nile. by comparison, last year, they found 88. >> this is the record-breaking year of all time. >> from the location of the dead birds, officials know the infected mosquitos are concentrated in sunnyvale, santa clara, cupertino, campbell, parts of san jose and mountain view. >> slightly concerning, i didn't think it was a big issue here. >> ann miller spends a lot of time outside walking dogs. >> i wasn't sure how serious it was. >> five people have been infected so far. >> that's not good. >> it's not panic time. it's awareness time. >> russ palm wer vector control rec

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson reports. >> a tiny insect carrying a potent disease. county health officials say three men and two women all over the age of 50 tested positive for the west nile virus. one person remains in the hospital. >> you will get things like a severe headache, you will have fever, of course, and you may have what we call -- you may not be completely with it. >> they expected a bad summer for west nile after seeing a spike in dead birds. this map shows a location of 700 bird carcasses, all infect bed by west nile. by comparison, last year they found 898. >> based on everything we are seeing this is the record-breaking year of all-time. >> from the location of the dead birds the officials know the infected mosquitoes are concentrated in these areas. >> slightly concerning because i didn't think it was a big issue here. >> ann miller spends a lot of time outsidewalk dogs. >> five people have been infected so far this year. >> okay. >> it's not panic time, it's awareness time. >> he recommends cleaning out any standing water near your home because t

in napa, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> napa county officials have barred outside visitors to the jillex because the building is yellow tag. jail annex attached to the hall of justic justice. jail staff says 200 inmates are safe and getting regular meal showers medical care. county officials say the facility can still take in more inmates. historic courthouse red tagged as well. large chunk fell off during the quak quake. >> downtown napa back to business. city winery at the napa valley open iraq house opened first time since the quake. it dealt with flooding and lost at least 300 bottles of wine. it was yellow tagged fo several days but this afternoon inspector lifted the tag to allow for full operation e.i felt like everything could happen as fast as could it happen because we had a lot of support and everybody was working hard and community supported us in making sure that everything got pushed forward so we can be in business to further support the community and have a place for people to come. >>reporter: and planning a benefit concert some time next month. so help with the recove

tiffany wilson is live. this all started with an attempted traffic stop? >> yes, it did. now, officers saw a silver volvo wanted in connection to a home invasion robbery and a pistol whipping a weeks ago, but the driver refused to stop, led police on pursuant and eventually bailed out of the car and took out running. oakland police quickly set up a perimeter around 105th and edes, with fog grounding the helicopter they asked alameda county for k-9 support. all this took place around 4:00 a.m. and neighbors were hardly surprised by the activity. >> four in the morning, that's the middle of the day around here. >> the k-9 unit found the suspect in the yard, and fatal shoots followed. >> he is actually fleeing. shots fired. >> that radio call from a deputy with eight years experience. when asked why he shot, police would no go into detail. >> i understand your question but at this time i can't speak the details of the shooting. >> investigators tried to retrace the suspect's route, hoping to find a firearm. >> certainly we are concerned involving weapons. this vehicle is ass

tiffany wilson is live. this all started with an attempted traffic stop? >> yes, it did. now, officers saw a silver volvo wanted in connection to a home invasion robbery and a pistol whipping a weeks ago, but the driver refused to stop, led police on pursuant and eventually bailed out of the car and took out running. oakland police quickly set up a perimeter around 105th and edes, with fog grounding the helicopter they asked alameda county for k-9 support. all this took place around 4:00 a.m. and neighbors were hardly surprised by the activity. >> four in the morning, that's the middle of the day around here. >> the k-9 unit found the suspect in the yard, and fatal shoots followed. >> he is actually fleeing. shots fired. >> that radio call from a deputy with eight years experience. when asked why he shot, police would no go into detail. >> i understand your question but at this time i can't speak the details of the shooting. >> investigators tried to retrace the suspect's route, hoping to find a firearm. >> certainly we are concerned involving weapons. this vehicle is ass

first let's go live to tiffany wilson who talked to fans about the game. reporter: well, the 49ers lost, but the fans say that the stadium is a winner. they raved, saying it was so much better than candlestick. loved their food, their seats, but found a couple of problems they want to address. >> the 49ers rock but the 49ers didn't win. >> fans disappointed with the team's performance left the game early, some hoping to avoid traffic, others ready to escape the heat. >> it was really had. >> medics responded to section 221. >> heat exhaustion. >> another complaint? this couple found handicapped parking problematic. >> the stadium is made for handicapped accessible. the parking situation is not. >> while we heard fans had issues with wi-fi, others say levi's stadium delivered on its promise of fast internet service. >> i've had it work fine. >> as for the pregame talegate scene, fans loved the new lots. >> the maiden voyage, and excited to be here. >> greg palmer and his brother had a spread boasting ribs and salmon. a few feet away, a card table is a bar.

tiffany wilson joins us from main street where the show just wrapped up. tiffany? >> yes, larry.crews apparently cleaning up. you can see a couple stranglers enjoying the evening. napa is known for food and its wine and we saw plenty of both. we also saw the strength of the city's spirit. like outdoor shows around the country families camped out on lawn chairs and blankets. simply attending made them -- >> napa strong. >> hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salad and cookies piled high on plates. it should have been their church picnic, but the earth rattled and the facade suffered damage. >> napa strong. downtown with water damage. she didn't want her stylist to go without work. >> i work in a hair styling trailer. it opens tomorrow. the pizzeria opened two weeks before the quake. the building behind them was red tagged. >> we thought it was important to be open. >> they sold pieces. >> napa strong. >> every window shattered 234* the fine art gallery. customers turned this cardboard into a love letter. on go fund me offers of financial support. >> napa strong. >> hand made window si

tiffani wilson is live from oakland with new details. reporter: well, matt, oakland police say the man who is in his early 20s was driving a 2001 silver volvo wanted in connection to a home invasion robbery and a pistol whipping last month. when they tried to pull him over, he effused and took off. ultimately this is the moment that matter. >> actually fleeing. [ gunshots ]es. >> shots fired. >> that was the call in alameda county sheriff's deputy made as he came into can tact with the suspect in a yard search. >> started this morning when the oak planned depth patrol officers observed a vehicle wanted in connection with a home invasion robbery, and a pistol whipping. >> oakland police say the driver of the silver volvo ill nord a traffic stop, then led officers on a pursuit. the suspect then dumped the car and took off running. thick fog grounded the police helicopter so they asked for k-9 support. the k-9 unit found the suspects. shots fired. thety has eight years experience with the sheriff's department. when asked why he shot the sus

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> now the show is trending on abc7news.com and on facebook and twitter feed. shear what people are saying. justin posted on twitter, i am all for loud shows, but i shouldn't be able to hear a concert in the ballpark from my living room adrianna said if beyonce and jay-z are too loud, you are too old. >> oh, snap. >> really? join the conversation on twitter . >>> for the first time we are hearing from the southwest airlines stowaway who flew from ma meta san jose airport to l.a.x. without a ticket. marilyn hartman spoke to the media in los angeles after her court appearance. >> i want to do everything legal. >> tonight we are hearing from a woman who managed to board a southwest plate in mineta san jose to l.a.x. without a ticket. she sliped past two checkpoint to get on the flight. >> it was clearly wrong on my part and i certainly don't want to do it again because i don't want to do scrail time. >> hartman was arraigned in lange a lange and charged with -- in los angeles charged with being a stowaway on an airliner. she pled no contest and two years of proba

tiffany wilson leif on california street tonight. fany we have had a series of big movie shoots lately. >> yes we certainly have. to give you a look at the scene here all of the production equipment is to my right and then they have been spraying down california street where they are shooting a scene with cars the trying to dodge a helicopter that is chasing them. of course the who hader is add entered post production. scene short but for local workers it's a long and lucrative work week. hollywood magic requires grunt work but pays big. blockbuster movie like terminator genesis creates 250,000 dollars worth of local job perfect day. >> i think it's really exciting to see hollywood come up to san francisco and use the beautiful city. pretty exciting. they just shot another movie like last week. >> he's right exploratorium seen up tick in movie making. 17 days last month. the and shooting in a few week but executive director of the film commission says not all good news. >> san francisco and california in general is losing out on milli

in san francisco, tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> about he's welcoming others to join his heart dance. >> back at the pedestrians overpass near 18th and san bruno tomorrow. >>> celebration dipper tonight for the san francisco police and fire department one name victor the other the server. sf pd beat the city firefighters 27-7 in charity flag football game at the july 12th legend of candlestick event. fire chief if fire fighting staff followed through on the about east with police to serve the withining team celebration dinner. >> ended up being just the way we want it to be. you always want to finish the last game with the big win against the biggest rival on the biggest stage and at the park it's awesome. >> think greg happy about this. >> raise 15,000 dollars for each department t.a huge rivalry between the police and the fire department. >> let's turn our attention to the weather. how hot over the next kim days. sandhya here with that. >> hot enough to make you sweat especially if you live inland. it's in the triple digit tomorrow as you look at live doppler 7hd we have some high c

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> now the show is trending on abc7news.com and on facebook and twitter feed. shear what people are saying. justin posted on twitter, i am all for loud shows, but i shouldn't be able to hear a concert in the ballpark from my living room adrianna said if beyonce and jay-z are too loud, you are too old. >> oh, snap. >> really? join the conversation on twitter . >>> for the first time we are hearing from the southwest airlines stowaway who flew from ma meta san jose airport to l.a.x. without a ticket. marilyn hartman spoke to the media in los angeles after her court appearance. >> i want to do everything legal. >> tonight we are hearing from a woman who managed to board a southwest plate in mineta san jose to l.a.x. without a ticket. she sliped past two checkpoint to get on the flight. >> it was clearly wrong on my part and i certainly don't want to do it again because i don't want to do scrail time. >> hartman was arraigned in lange a lange and charged with -- in los angeles charged with being a stowaway on an airliner. she pled no contest and two years of proba