it shows the angels standing in front of the napa first united methodist church. >> this is the damage outside that church on fifth and randolph street. pastors and members of the congregation stood outside to make sure that no one beneathed the massive fa said that could giveaway. plaster from the ceiling fell on to the pews and piano. the building support structure has massive cracks. the organ pipes are scattered in a mess. >> they have a lot of cleanup to do. i'm glad i wasn't sitting at my desk when it took place. >> the church said the most important thing that no one was hurt or killed with all the damage. >>> the napa quake was the first major earthquake in northern california in 5 years. it may be an omen of things to come. it struck more than six miles beneath the earth's surface somewhere between two fault lines hayward rogers and concord green. there's a 10% chance this quake was merely a foreshock bigger quake that could strike within a week. we'll have more on the fault line on the live report at news at 5:00. >> you were following everything, including i saw the size moe

the most severe damage we've seen has been to the interior and the exterior of napa first united methodist church on randall street in napa. this is video from inside. services for this morning obviously canceled. the church chimney collapsed and stained glass windows were shattered. the building dates back to 1874. >> still ahead here on abc 7 news at 9:00, napa winers shaken and damaged. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman searches for the bottom of this fissure which opened up right after the quake. we'll be right back. >>> napa wineries reporting damage tonight. >> reporter: the extent of damage and loss at napa valley wineries is going to depend on how far along they were in the bottling process. they've got all of their barrels neatly stacked right now here. they had been stacked inside that big storage facility but tle came tumbling down this morning in the earthquake. the good thing for them, all these barrels are empty. because they went through their bottling process last week. and so most of their product is safely stored away at a storage facility that was barely even touched. this

at napa first united methodist church on fifth and randolph streets. leigh neish and several of his coming -- congregation stood outside to make sure no one would walk under this massive facade. >> the plaster fell on to the pews and the piano. it has massive cracks in the 10-foot long church organ pipes and are scattered and a tangled mess. >> i have a lot of clean up to do. and i'm glad i wasn't sitting at my desk when this took place. >> we are glad of that too. the church says the important thing is no loss of life and no injuries. other high risk buildings took priority. either an aftershock will take it down or officials will instruct them what to do next. >>> the first united methodist church also suffered damage. the tower was fine. it was retrofitted years ago. >> we had some brick come off the side of the building, a significant amount and other damage to the brick. most of the damage was exterior. just cracking in the walls. nothing like exterior. >> we had masonry people here checking the structural integrity and they said it is doing prett

we heard you at the annual conference of the united methodist church last month. >> right. >> so we heardoir and of course your band and all that you bring, really quite blessed. you know, when i go and see you at scott's, which i did not long ago, i always ask for certain songs. my funny valentine, is that still in your repertoire? >> yes, i can play a little bit of that. [ ♪ ] ♪ . >> if you come to glide, on sundays, you will hear this kind of great music and great soloists and great ministry there. and next time you're in town, we're going to have young miles bring his drums. we'll somehow get him up here. but i want you to close out with one of my favorites, "a song for you," by donny hathaway. he is really the one who kind of owns that song. so i want to thank you, john, for being here, bringing your many gifts. there you go. . [ ♪ ] . [ ♪ ] . [ ♪ ] . [ ♪ ] . [ ♪ ] . [ ♪ ] . [ ♪ ] idea......we would love to from you. go to facebook d . >> welcome to the bay, everyone. we begin with our pitch. if you have a show idea we would love to hear from you. go to facebook.com/baysunday. our fi

we heard you at the annual conference of the united methodist church last month. >> right. >> so we heardwell as the choir and of course your band and all that you bring. it was quite a pleasure. >> yeah. >> when i go see you at scotts, which i did not long ago, i always ask for certain songs. and my funny valentine, you still have that on repertoire? >> yeah. i'll play a little bit. ♪[ music ] ,,,,,, the odds of this boy achieving his dream in fashion? 1 in 23 million. the odds of having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 68. i am tommy hilfiger. learn more at autismspeaks.org/signs. >>> you might be wondering who the young man in the center here, this is miles, the son of john and cheryl. he plays the drums and he's played at glide. so i want him to come up right here and join us in this last segment. john, play span. that's one of the standards there at glide. ♪[ music ] ♪[ ♪[ music ] you go to glide, on sundays, you will hear this kind of great music and great soloists and great ministry there. >> next time you're in town, we are going to have young miles bring his drums and we'll so

the staff is sending a bus load of volunteers to help clean up in napa, and over the first united methodist church, a congregation held a barbecue. the church lost brick from the facade and suffered structural damage, but has not pept parishioners from celebrating. >> i love the church. it was really disturbing to see what happened. i feel so much better now that i see everyone. it's hard. but, you know, we'll be fine. >> an emotional time there in napa. people will be needing help physically and financially. a lot of information on its website that tells you how you can help. some good news for people who live in napa, water service has been restored. the earthquake caused 120 water line breaks and public works crews made repairs around the clock every since. crews fixed the time ruptures yesterday. coverage of the south napa earthquake continues online at nbcbayarea.com. we'll post latest updates throughout the weekend. you can watch an interview with the family about the damage at local wineries, that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> why did they let me? that's the question from serial stow away directed

a man got permission to use the drone to shoot damage of the first united methodist church and shared the video with the pastor and engineers to see if they can save the front wall. he is glad to help. >> i am not an engineer but this seems to be good nervous to have if i were trying to assess the building. >>> staffers were concerned of a stained glass window from germany. he says that this is in damage. at all. >> a 15-year-old girl is gaining attention at the u.s. open, winning the first round match in flushing meadows and she was flushing meadows and she was fearless against the 1 since 1996 and the youngest membership to win a match at the u.s. open in 28 years! a lot to be proud of. >> hopefully the career will shine brighter. >> on the court. >> on the court. >> not talking about models and thinking like that but she is lovely. congratulations. >> exciting. >> we have a game tonight, and it is tonight although it is wednesday. the day game is tomorrow. live doppler hd shows it is dry and the exploritorium shows the cloud deck is fought solid across the bay area and both sides o

they got permission to use this quad copter to shoot damage including at the first united methodist church. they shared the video with the church's pastor and struck tour rail -- structural engineers who will use the drone to see if they can save the front wall of the church. he says he is glad to help. >> i am not anen ingin near -- i am not an engineer, but it is good information i will have if i was doing an assessment on the building. >> they are also concerned about a stained glass window originally from germany. he got a close up look and said there is no damage at all. >> now, stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. you will find a photo gallery and tips on how to prepare for the next disaster and you can get breaking news alerts anytime you wish. follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. bart passengers may face delays up to 20 minutes tomorrow morning after part of a train's wheel fell off damaging part of a track. sky 7hd was over the scene as all service between concord and walnut creek was stopped during the evening commute. now ba

. >> napa first united methodist church still closed today. no word on when it will reopen. a portion of the exterial facade is leaning precariously toward the sidewalk. it's in danger of falling. there was also significant damage to the inside. staffers are trying to save a stained glass window originally from germany. the building itself dates back to 1874. a meeting will be held to discuss the future of the church. >> i'm michael finney. 7 on your side here at the red cross's answer center. we had a large group of people here a minute ago. they'll be back, and coming up, we'll take your questions live here for 7 on your side. >>> then, new at 4:30, napa isn't the only city cleaning up. we'll take you to vallejo with reaction from residents there today. >> if you could help the people affected by the earthquake, use your cell phone to text red cross to 90999. that will send the american red cross a $10 donation. you'll see it as >>> security cameras at the consumer music store in vallejo capture the precise moment the quake struck. you see instruments toppling all over the

they got permission to use this quad copter to shoot damage including at the first united methodist church. they shared the video with the church's pastor and struck tour rail -- structural engineers who will use the drone to see if they can save the front wall of the church. he says he is glad to help. >> i am not anen ingin near -- i am not an engineer, but it is good information i will have if i was doing an assessment on the building. >> they are also concerned about a stained glass window originally from germany. he got a close up look and said there is no damage at all. >> now, stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. you will find a photo gallery and tips on how to prepare for the next disaster and you can get breaking news alerts anytime you wish. follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. bart passengers may face delays up to 20 minutes tomorrow morning after part of a train's wheel fell off damaging part of a track. sky 7hd was over the scene as all service between concord and walnut creek was stopped during the evening commute. now ba

they got permission to use this quad copter to shoot damage including at the first united methodist church. they shared the video with the church's pastor and struck tour rail -- structural engineers who will use the drone to see if they can save the front wall of the church. he says he is glad to help. >> i am not anen ingin near -- i am not an engineer, but it is good information i will have if i was doing an assessment on the building. >> they are also concerned about a stained glass window originally from germany. he got a close up look and said there is no damage at all. >> now, stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. you will find a photo gallery and tips on how to prepare for the next disaster and you can get breaking news alerts anytime you wish. follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. bart passengers may face delays up to 20 minutes tomorrow morning after part of a train's wheel fell off damaging part of a track. sky 7hd was over the scene as all service between concord and walnut creek was stopped during the evening commute. now ba

. >> reporter: just three blocks away, the first united methodist church putting on a community dinner. more than 100 people are expected here. this is all an opportunity for people to connect after this earthquake. >> eat and talk. you know, feel better. about what is going on. when you don't know what is going on, you imagine. >> reporter: mental health people say many folks are traumatized. 150 homes and businesses still red tagged. they set up a sidewalk pizza oven. they are releasing re-- red cross is offering free mental health services and people say the napa folks are resilient. wee back live -- we are back live now. they have great community support and one person told me that there -- the bottom line here is that -- and in his words, we will make -- make it through. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and our napa earthquake coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you will find the latest news under the north bay tab, including a map of the red tagged buildings and information on how you can help under hot topics on the home page. >>> budget cuts kept them off campus for years

this is where the first united methodist church is holding its sunday morning service today. thodist church was heavily damaged and was red tagged after the quake. that preent haved them from holding their -- that prevented them from holding their own services in their own sanctuaries. the pastor tells us this morning that the message is one of recovery and moving forward. very appropriate. >>> during napa's recovery and time of healing the lutheran church charities is bringing comfort dogs into the community. specially trained golden retrievers offering comfort to those suffering from mental or emotional stress following last weekend's big quake. the same dogs visited students at sandy hook elementary school after the massacre in newtown, connecticut. these dogs look so sweet. a team and four dogs from the church will be in napa today. here is a list where the golden retrievers are expected to be today. you can find a complete list of all quake relief events on our website at kron4.com. >>> many californians are playing russian roulette when it comes to earthquakes. only abou

there was another church the united methodist church that had significant damage. there were parts of the church literally falling on the road. we did it exactly 24 hours ago. they cleared out the church near napa. the first bap dis church we have nbc right there in vallejo a few blocks away from the church. what do the streets look like there? >> reporter: right now, you can see this over my shoulder you see a fire truck and police officers walking the way there on california and sonoma. they don't want traffic to be passing by or any foot traffic to be passing by in case the church does collapse. we will continue to keep an eye on that for you. meanwhile, i want to turn your attention to meter island. there are at lot of homes out there historic homes and people don't want to lose them. so people know there's historical value to ha that's. when you drive down captain's row and see yellow tape, you see many lost their brick chimney, at the very least. their yellow tag for now until an engineer can assess the structures. people don't live in them for now. some are u

over the the first united methodist church, the congregation had a barbecue on the lean as the churchrt of the facade after the quake. many people need financial and physical help in the weeks to come. the city of napa has information on the website to let people know how to help. >>> the 49 ers without their star linebacker for the first nine games of the upcoming season. the nfl suspended smith for violating the personal conduct and substance abuse policies. this wraps up two years of off field trouble that plagued smith's career. fans we spoke with say they understand the nfl's decision. >> i think the commissioner is making a statement that we mean business. you act like good citizens and you act like good people in and around the community or else we'll come down hard. >> smith will be eligible to return to the 49ers roster november 10th. coming up on "today in the bay," don't believe the labels, fattening iningredients slipped into your favorite fids. that and your top stories and anthony will be back with a complete look at the forecast all coming up at 7:00. right now, we'll t

"eyewitness news" outside of tinley temple united methodist church they teamed up with the vision program for back to school festival. music and motivational speeches but the highlight of the day super callie gave away backpacks filled with school supplies to all the kids out there. that's exciting. you guys remember those times? >> oh, yeah. >> betting the backpack all ready. >>> huge. >> exactly. >> good times. back in a moment. stay with >> that's "eyewitness news" tonight. thank you so much for joining us. we're always on for you cbsphilly.com. we're handing things over to lesley and the cbs-3 sports zo zone. have a great night, everyone. ♪ >> this is the cbs-3 sports zone presented by lexus. >> philadelphia's little league heroes return home to a celebration after a thrilling run in williamsport. plus the phillies with some exciting baseball at citizens bank park. we'll talk about the phils with kevin cooney from the bucks county courier times. >> hello and welcome to the lexus sports zone. em lesley van arsdall. get at the dragons and phillies shortly but first we'll start with the

"eyewitness news" outside of tinley temple united methodist church they teamed up with the vision programr back to school festival. music and motivational speeches but the highlight of the day super callie gave away backpacks filled with school supplies to all the kids out there. that's exciting. you guys remember those times? >> oh, yeah. >> betting the backpack all ready. >>> huge. >> exactly. >> good times. back in a moment. st >> that's "eyewitness news" tonight. thank you so much for joining us. we're always on for you cbsphilly.com. we're handing things over to lesley and the cbs-3 sport you are watching "the better memory show" hosted by cyndi edwards with special guest mark underwood. we will be discussing practical ways to improve your memory, and we'll be giving you tips to support your brain. the program you're watching is a paid advertisement for prevagen sponsored by quincy bioscience. the statements made in today's program have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. well, when i f

reporter nick smith is going to have a live report coming up here at 6:30 the napa first united methodist church is closed today, with no word on when it will reopen. a meeting will be held to discuss the future of the church. a portion of the facade is leaning and in danger of falling. there is damage to the inside of the church. a lot of masonry debris coming down inside of the church as well. that building dates back to 1874. it's a stunning building. now in need of serious repairs. on the subject, that is what many people here in wine country are beginning to assess here, they take a look at the shock beginning to wear off. now, reality of how to deal with this is sinking in. we met someone here today, who suffered pretty good shaking and damage at his house, and was kind enough to share video he took. >> my wife was screaming and the bed was going back and forth across the floor. >> doug's home is not very star from the epicen text r of the quake. iet stopped and looked like bombs going off across the valley. >> pictures, some booze down there. you can see this room, you can't get into it n

this is first united methodist church on randolph street in napa. >> there is concern the facade of the 100-year-old church may actually collapse. abc 7 news photographers are bringing us some extraordinary video. >> really, so much of it. earthquake more than likely caused water main break on white cliff drive in napa. there's been something like 60 water main breaks. the water flowed into a crack on the street. >> 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 sta

. >> reporter: over at the first united methodist church, the congregation had a red tag barbecue tonight. >> i just love this church. so it was really disturbing to see what had happened. >> a wall is separated from the sanctuary. pieces of ceiling fell on pews, and the pipe organ is mangled. it will be a long time before this congregation returns home. >> i feel so much better now that i see everyone. because it's -- it's hard. but, you know, we'll be fine. >> reporter: it's been a long, emotional week for lots of people here in napa. and in the coming weeks, many people will need financial and physical help. and if you would like to help, go check out the website, the napa city website that has lots of information on how you lend a hand. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> we have promising news for people who live in napa tonight. water service has been restored. work crews have been making repairs around the clock ever since. crews fixed the final ruptures today. >>> our coverage of the napa earthquake continues online at nbcbayarea.com. we're going to be posting the latest updates thr

. >> at first united methodist church, there's even more damage inside. plaster from the sanctuary ceiling has come loose, covering the pews and the pea annio. i could see daylight through the ceiling and cracks in the support structure. the eight to ten foot pipes from the church organ are scattered in a tangled mess. one concern, if the facade falls, the huge antique stained glass window will be destroyed. then the pastor took me to his office. his book shelves were not secured to the wall and they toppled. >> i've got a lot of clean-up to do. and i'm glad i wasn't sitting at my desk when all this took place, i could have had a concussion out of that. >> if the quake hit six hours later, the church would fbl crowded with 200 members there for the sunday morning service. and this is a live picture. these are engineers from uc berkeley, they're taking laser maps of the building to quantify the damage. so they will basically take what they're calling kind of an x-ray of the building to see where the damage might have happened and what may happened next wit

the first united methodist church separated from the building. and debris was scattered all around the church. after a stressful morning, many wanted to seek the comfort of the church they had gone to for so many years. now it's unclear whether the church and when the church will be repaired or where services will be held in the meantime. everybody trying to readjust their schedules in light of the tragedy. >> exactly. adjust most certainly as well. it is monday morning, we're on early this morning, early look at the forecast as well. >> yeah, people headed back to work, back to school, definitely going to have the earthquake on the mind, at least for the next several weeks. and yeah, it's always a good time to consider do i have a very viable emergency plan. because it turns out 50% of californians do not have a viable emergency plan in place. so you want to make sure you have nonparishable foods. have plenty of water for you and every member of your family for three days. emergency kit very necessary. and we're going to talk more about is that a

reporter nick smith is going to have a live report coming up here at 6:30 the napa first united methodist church is closed today, with no word on when it will reopen. a meeting will be held to discuss the future of the church. a portion of the facade is leaning and in danger of falling. there is damage to the inside of the church. a lot of masonry debris coming down inside of the church as well. that building dates back to 1874. it's a stunning building. now in need of serious repairs. on the subject, that is what many people here in wine country are beginning to assess here, they take a look at the shock beginning to wear off. now, reality of how to deal with this is sinking in. we met someone here today, who suffered pretty good shaking and damage at his house, and was kind enough to share video he took. >> my wife was screaming and the bed was going back and forth across the floor. >> doug's home is not very star from the epicen text r of the quake. iet stopped and looked like bombs going off across the valley. >> pictures, some booze down there. you can see this room, you can't get into it n

. >> at first united methodist church, there's even more damage inside. plaster from the sanctuary ceiling has come loose, covering the pews and the pea annio. i could see daylight through the ceiling and cracks in the support structure. the eight to ten foot pipes from the church organ are scattered in a tangled mess. one concern, if the facade falls, the huge antique stained glass window will be destroyed. then the pastor took me to his office. his book shelves were not secured to the wall and they toppled. >> i've got a lot of clean-up to do. and i'm glad i wasn't sitting at my desk when all this took place, i could have had a concussion out of that. >> if the quake hit six hours later, the church would fbl crowded with 200 members there for the sunday morning service. and this is a live picture. these are engineers from uc berkeley, they're taking laser maps of the building to quantify the damage. so they will basically take what they're calling kind of an x-ray of the building to see where the damage might have happened and what may happened next wit

there will be cooking pizza opened without all on the sidewalk because >> : meantime were the united methodist church the chirred side of this building on the other side suffered a lot of damage also red tag in they are going to be having a picnic for parishioners to light up here tonight at 6:00 and we will bring you that an hour >> : at the school just been yellow tag in the nappa christian school that 2201 pine st. stillwater work to be done before plusses can resume on tuesday that's what they're planning the structural damage is in the gym several other buildings to him was described as minimal damage but one of the people working out here said it says it's really still mess inside >> : the all con things called on desks damage to there's books all over the place of opportunity go through store everything and make sure that we get rid of the stuff that is broken and damaged >> : the is also felt his in the get back into the question >> : stands mostly back in class as a one state in the nappa unified school district to looking at the exception the sonorous school lets the charter school with the

earlier today we stopped by first united methodist church on fifth and randolph. the front of the building detached from the structure and there's a fear it may fall down. we have talked to the pastor warning people to stay away and look up when you walk around downtown. >> a number of members have come here and when they see the building, their eyes tear up. some of these folks are third generation members and so they were born and grew up in this church. >> reporter: and we also spoke to restaurants. downtown joe's is the only one open inside the owner told me they did have damage inside like plates and things falling down. he said employees woke up this morning with damage in their home and decided we're going to come out here and we're going to help out this restaurant to open up so they cleaned up well enough for people to come and enjoy and eat and it seems like it's been a safe haven for people today to come and enjoy that. not everyone is so lucky. we did speak to other restaurants that are closed today and they're not actually sure what they'll be able to

news chopper 2 flew over the first united methodist church. the facade of the church separated from the roof line. we are told a lot of damage was done to the inside of that church as well. >>> our time 16:16. one downtown business in napa that survived a quake turned into a popular gathering spot. the bar was packed most of the night. some were tourists that were heading home after spending the day at the raceway. people that live in napa say they needed a spot to get away after spending all of that time cleaning up. >>> some skate borders in napa have found use for some of the roads that buckled under the earthquake. the quake caused a makeshift ramp and other obstacles that skateboarders are loving. theory saying partly sunny perfect for skate boarding. right now the street is closed to traffic. but it is open to skate borders. we are not sure when the crews will go out there to fix the road. >>> the big quake in napa hit nearly ten hours before sunday's 49ers preseason game. it did have a direct impact on the fans making the way to the new

. >>> there was more damage in the downtown area, the first united methodist church had a wall of bricks that collapsed and you can see how they fell. the tower is fine. it was retrofitted we are told. on tennessee street this are five stores with chattered withs and the earthquake only hit one side of the street. there was in damage to the business on the other side. employees at a grocery store had a lot cleaning and hundreds of items were thrown off the shelves. there were 16 water main breaks and minor gas leaks and power outages and three incidents of looting. that is why police have extra patrols out. so far today, 41 structures have been damaged and an estimated we $5 million in total damage. >>> mostly injuries from the earthquake have been minor which is a surprise give the size of the evening. >> 208 and three staff were treated at queen of the valley medical center in napa yesterday, a 13-year-old hurt when pieces of a chimney fowl was air lifted to another facility in serious condition. another patient at the hospital is in critical and doctors say though do not believe the d

in the downtown area the first united methodist church had a wall of brick that partly collapsed and you can see how they fell from the top of the church and the tower is fine. on tennessee street this are five stores with shattered windows. the earthquake hit only one side of the street. there was no damage to the businesses on the other sigh but employees had a lot of cleaning with hundreds of items thrown off the shelves. this are reports of water loss from homes and 16 water s main breaks and minor road damage and gas leaks and minor power out apes fixed. right now, 41 damaged structures have been reported mostly downtown and here on mare island there has been looting with only three stores looted and that is a lot less than they thought they would get especially for their limited police force with a total estimated damage of $5 million so far. >>> pg&e crews are staging out of napa county airport as they try to restore power. they have made a lot of progress. the airport has their own cleanup. david? >> no question there are problems at the napa county airport because there is n

newschopper2 flew over the first united methodist church. this is first and randolph. eparated and we're told there is a lot of damage inside the church. >>> earthquake, earthquake, light shaking expected in three seconds. >> certainly a jolting message. the state's early wearning system for earthquakes. it did its job. it gave a ten-second alert before the quake's first jolt hit. the system called shake alert sends that information to government agencies and businesses around california. uc berkeley researchers say the program has suffered from a lack of funding despite the passage of the state law last year that requires california to set up a statewide early alert system. they say they need $80 million to expand the system. they do hope the changes could lead to a warning of 50 seconds before the shaking starts. >>> also want to show you some new video from newschopper2. this is the big crack on children 121. it shows where the road buckled during the earthquake. cars driving over it. the joems from the quake were so strong. the lanes along that road completely shift

repairs to the first united methodist church are expected to cost more than $1 million. a pastor at the 7th day adventist church nearby heard about it and offered to lend them their church for free every sunday until further notice. pastor said their church worships on saturdays so there was no problem to let the methodist church use it on sundays. >> one of the biggest things people are dealing with now is cleaning up. yesterday morning in an effort to help, free cleaning supplies were given out in the parking lot of the napa bank. so many people turned out, everything was gone by noon. >> i'm here to get more cleaning supplies. but i guess they ran out. >> building inspectors are still at work and more than 1,000 buildings have either been yellow or red-tagged. the good news, cleanup is pro grossing and the debris tile pyle is getting smaller. >>> oakland police say a man is in critical condition after he was hit by a patrol car. it happened yesterday around 1:30 yesterday afternoon near lake merritt. these pictures of the scene were sent to us by a viewer. police say t

the members of the united methodist church are expected to cost more than $1 million for repair. one heard about a damage and offered to lend them his church for free every sunday until further notice. pastor said their church worships on saturdays so there was no problem to let the methodist church use it on sundays. >> one of the biggest things people are dealing with now is cleaning up. yesterday morning in an effort to help, cleaning supplies were given out in the parking lot of the napa bank. so many people turned out, everything was gone by noon. >> we are here to -- i guess they ran out. >> building inspectors are still at work and more than 1,000 buildings have either been yellow or red-tagged. the good news is the debris pile is getting smaller. >>> a man is in critical condition after he was hit by a patrol car. it happened yesterday around 1:30 yesterday afternoon near lake merritt. the officer was responding to a call when he hit a pedestrian. he was driving slowly but the 58-year-old man had to be hospitalized. >>> another accident involving a pedestrian is under inve

>reporter: after being on the news wasn't long before he ran in pastor lee from the first united methodist church. >> irony is that just few hours before he arrived we said we wonder if anyone in the up to has a drop. >>reporter: video exploded on you tube he gave the pastor close-up look at the gaping crack the earthquake left in the church. >> i could see what's going on. >>reporter: structural engineers got wind of the video and invited him in the meeting. >> see the crack. >>reporter: pouring over the blue print they learn the church is not in danger of collapsing but needed more picture from above to know how to save pt front wall and the drone was just the ticket. >> we were going to have the city come out to hook up the ladder this is doing it safer quicker faster. a lot less expensive. >>reporter: it's costing them nothing. >> i'm not allowed to do this for commercial purposes. >>reporter: federal regulation say drone can be used by government or hobbyist. but not used to make money. faa could revisit the rules in the fall but for now he's treating the nraits as donation to his neighbors

option now is the ticket down >> : it is easy to take out and tried rebuild the >> : first united methodist church of the bricks now fallen for another son read of the sidewalk and perhaps hardest of all is the tennessee st. where dozens of storefront windows broken out and boarded up with red or yellow tag for telling a visit by a vote inspectors >> : and i said after a while and are shot to make sure things are all right. and way off the freeway system was little in said the dozen local to good came and sure enough there is less aware >> : this is historic mayor i went home to many bricks structures the museum also had yellow tag with some falling bricks and virtually every one of the officers mansion's years on the wall street lost at least a chimney or to all of them surrounded now by caution tape as crews already began to inspect repair some damage >> : is the heartbreaking to see those especially on the street do so much history on the street a little the heartbreaking to see but we are tough people in and rebuild and want stronger >> : so for now total of 10 buildings in vallejo red tag ano

. >> napa first united methodist church still closed today with no word on when it will reopen. meeting held tonight to discuss the future of that church. portion of the facade of the church is sanction ware is leaning in danger of fallin falling. also significant damage to the inside of the church. building dates back to 1874. >>> l people now beginning to assess the damage. in the process of repairing the homes. sf lee ann talk to homeowner who are dumping the debris left from the earthquake. >>reporter: she's owned this home for 38 years. the chimney collapsed falling on the roof which then cracked the living ramp ceiling. >> when the actual chimney landed on the roof it broke one rafter so we have to repair that. then i'm taking the whole chimney down. >>reporter: he has already hired a contract or several homes open twin oak drive undergo extensive repairs. structural engineers from the city of napa are available to homeowners to evaluate the damage. they recommend if you hire a contract or make sure he or she advertise licensed. >> there are people who are unscrupulous and

repairs to the first united methodist church are expected to cost more than $1 million. a pastor at the 7th day advenetist church nearby heard about it and offered to lend them their church for free every sunday until further notice. pastor said their church worships on saturdays so there was no problem to let the methodist church use it on sundays. >> one of the biggest things people are dealing with now is cleaning up. yesterday morning in an effort to help, cleaning supplies were given out in the parking lot of the napa bank. so many people turned out, everything was gone by noon. >> i'm here to get more cleaning supplies. but i guess they ran out. >> building inspectors are still at work and more than 1,000 buildings have either been yellow or red-tagged. the good news cleanup is pro grossing and the debris tile pyle is getting smaller. >>> a man is in critical condition after he was hit by a patrol car. it happened yesterday around 1:30 yesterday afternoon near lake merritt. these pictures of the scene were sent to us by a viewer. police say the officer was respondin

. >> reporter: on the next block you will find the united methodist church which did fare as well. >> i thought we would lose it. >> reporter: he feared the worst when he saw the damage which touched nearly every corner of this building right down to the custom pipe organ. >> if you were to try to build this church today, most congregations could not afford it. the architecture is -- is literally just a few of a kind. >> reporter: but today he got some help and a lot of it. >> they don't make them like this anymore for a good reason. >> reporter: engineer doug cruz is mobilizing to safety churches. today they pulled out the old blueprints and got to work. >> anytime you get into a dated building like this decades older than this you don't know what you'll run into. >> reporter: fixing all the plaster work might be easy. outside, there's a wall leaning away from the building. but as bad as it looks, this building is going to make it. >> i think the prognosis is good that it will return to use again. >> reporter: and that and the mitchell is shared down the street. two congregations fac

console each other after very tough week a group of about 100 parishioners gathered at first united methodist church for a party that got together to talk about the quake also celebrate their health and how fortunate they are said the damage was not worse. the pastor of the church says when the pressure is adjusted the picnic after one scheduled less sunday had to be canceled >> : at the meat purchased in this test at the summit and obviously that caught postponed and then they said what allegis our party out here on the lawn friday everyone wants to come the other four stories to over hamburgers hot dogs of seven we need to have fun so great idealist to >> : could give to year before the church is ready to reopen >> : the big news 49ers plan without smith t the nfl suspending him after a series of legal issues off the field. some of the suspended for nine games he will lose one and a quarter million dollars in salary. he'll return to the field until november the day after the 49 hours since game. forty-niners releasing a statement friday saying all the has taken it responsibly for his actions " to

after making it on the news it wasn't long before he ran into pastor lee mish from the first united methodist church. >> the irony is just a few hours before he arrived, we actually said i wonder -- we wonder if anyone in this town has a drone. >> reporter: in a video that's already exploded on youtube, he gave the pastor a close-up look at the gaping crack the earthquake left in the front of his church. >> looks down and i could see in real time on his ipad what was going on. >> reporter: structural engineers invited him into their meetings. >> how fast the cracking is. >> reporter: they've learned the church is not in danger of collapsing but they needed more pictures from above to learn how to save the front wall and that little drone was just the ticket. >> we were going to have a city come out and hook up a ladder. this is doing it quicker, safer, faster and a lot less expensive. >> reporter: it's costing them nothing. >> i'm not allowed to do this for commercial purpose. >> reporter: drones can be used by government or by hobby yiss but they can't be used to make money. the faa could revisit t

. >> at the first united methodist church, cookies and hot dogs piled high on plates. last sunday should have been their picnic but the earth rattled and the facade suffered severe damage. services resume sunday. >> napa strong! >> downtown this salon suffered major water damage. the owner didn't want her stylists to go without work so she called her contacts in los angeles. >> i rented a trailer. >> napa >> this business borrowed an oven and sold pizza. >> napa strong. >> every window shattered in this fine art gallery. damage to the art inside even worse. customers turned this piece of cardboard into a love letter. >> it's really overwhelming. >> on "go fund me," offers up financial support. >> napa strong! >> handmade signs do more than tell people stores are open. they she community and they show that we together, we are napa strong. 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 app

at first pastor neal tollboom of the united methodist church in morristown, new jersey, believes that fixing his church's damaged steeple will be a relatively simple mission. >> steeple's been around for about 140 years. we hired a company to go up and take a look at the condition of the steeple. >> the work which is still in progress two weeks later begins november 3rd, 2011. it's about 1:30 in the afternoon when the worker's bucket becomes wedged against the steeple. they're stuck 122 feet in the air. church officials call the morristown fire department, who raise up their own ladder, but it's too short. next they try the neighboring town's ladder truck. >> second ladder was -- had maybe another 3 to 4 feet of reach above what the original ladder was because of our positioning and our angle, but it still wasn't close enough. >> the pressure is on. a crowd has gathered and word is out to the local new york city news media. a police helicopter arrives, but it's too dangerous for it to get close to the bucket. so rescue from above is out. and rescue from below is impossible. the firefi

this is valle jcjo, first unite methodist church. a lot of these older buildings that have been around for so long. they're historic and they have a lot of that brick. and some of the brick has just come crumbling down. you quickly saw a chimney. a picture somebody tweeted me earlier, a chimney that came down. this is a car that got pretty much the worst of it as the bricks came down there. this is in napa, where we are seeing most of the damage, this area that was hardest hit. this is a picture from inside somebody's home. some of the damage there. things knocked over. things have ko come down to the floor. anything you want to send us, video, pictures, be sure to do that as well. we are live, streaming on our website, on our app, abc 7 news app. check us out on our ipad if you need to leave your tv. you can still get the latest information on this 6.0 south napa quake that happened 3:20 this morning. a lot of pictures of the damage coming in, i've been monitoring twitter, checking out all the pictures coming in. this is another pic

chimney there has crumbled over and speaking of chimney, one of the -- >> that's the first united methodist church, i just want to add that. >> a chimney that hurt a young child who was transported to the medical center. the child is in critical condition and has been flown to the medical center some where here in the bay area. >> now, you know, we heard from the napa county captain who said they are not getting any reports of anyone missing or anyone who maybe trapped. that's good information of not having a real concern of someone trapped. they do have search and rescue still out there. >> time now 10:50. this earthquake hit at 3:20 this morning and it is being called 6. 0 earthquake and it has gone up to 6. 1 and it has been fluctuated. mark. >> yeah, you can get the instrument reads from several locations. this happens to be in berkeley. usgs reported that the time and the duration and the time is around 10:22. a shaking 10 to 20 seconds in general is basically what i experienced as well. magnitude 6. 0 and the upper center of 4 miles northwest of american canyon and we have been seeing all th

united methodist church teamed up for the back to school festival today.he event is not just to give away backpacks with school supplies to students, but also to build mentoring relationships. today's festival featured live performances, motivational speakers and activities for the kids. >>> a boy playing at the jersey shore makes quite the discovery. he unearthed a 10,000-year-old arrowhead. the 10-year-old and his family were vacationing on long beach island last week when he found it at the edge of the surf. the family, who is from virginia, contacted the archeological society of new jersey to take a look at it. and that's when they found out that the arrowhead probably dates back 8,000 to 11,000 years. the family says they plan to donate it to a museum after noah shows it to his class. quite the show and tell. >>> a warning to anyone who will be driving in center city, philadelphia tomorrow. you can expect some temporary lane closures in the area. the street department is planning on doing repairs to arch street between 10th and 11th streets. the work

. >> we have the napa first united methodist church. we are seeing some damage to this historic building as well as sky 7hd is able to fly and capture was going on there. you can imagine they had services for people starting this morning. not sure of the impact there but that's one of the buildings, it's a little older and it could have damage. >> right now you can see how quiet the streets are. you imagine at this time of day on sunday morning and on a sunday morning you would imagine they would have a lot of people on the street. now we are looking at a fire that sky 7 moved over to another part of town. in a fire was about several mobile homes that caught on fire after a gas main break. we know at least four were destroyed and another two damaged. fire involving local homes. that's a church now. >> as we look at the church in napa, that may have some damage as well. we will let you know. not too far away, the city of sonoma, did better in this quake. the city sent out a news release telling us no major problems there. just scattered

we're going to be at the well spring united methodist church right there off the main street in fergusonhis evening to begin reconciliation. now, i think i need to say that, look, when you withhold the name of a person, a police officer, it feeds into the whole thought and theory that this is going to be a whitewash. we knew the name of lee harvey oswald, the man who killed the president of the united states, right at the time of his arrest. and so i think that many of the people here in missouri just said, oh, they're not giving the name. they're trying to figure out how to get around prosecution. >> and that obviously led to the intensity of the protests as well. representative cleaver, thank you so much for coming on the program, we appreciate it. take care. >> good to be with you. >>> and joining me now is the huffington post reporter who was arrested on wednesday night in mcdonald's during the protests and that's ryan reilly of course. ryan, thanks for coming on the program. >> sure, thanks for having me. >> so what we saw on wednesday night was described ads sort of the municipal v

right up the street from the mother church of the first united methodist church of bricks falling fromhe facade down on the sidewalk the church now no doubt will be undergoing more thorough investigation inspection and throw away the most lightning damage the area will be tennessee st. here literally probably 30 to 40 different businesses i saw all had their windows shattered last night and they have all been boarded up. is to allow them still coming in this afternoon's officials had a news conference his a city manager had to say. >> : continue get calls from residents primarily who have discovered damage to these we have a lot new storage in the storage district many of those homes which and the rich and knees were damaged. we had those calls also are assessing on mare island's most of the occupied buildings are unoccupied buildings and that respect also reveals some damage so pulmonary falling 2 million but that is very likely to change as the get better information >> : ellis you on the mare island's this is the maritime museum out their brick building it to has been yellow tag bec

. >> at red to god united first methodist church volunteers are contacting the community.astor says they should expect to feel sad now. >> a sense of loss, a sense of anger and frustration, a sense of anxiety, a sense of depression. >> it takes a little while to feel safe again. >> on the street corners in napa, broken treasures are piling up. chucked into the trash. some offered this perspective, these are only things. >> this is nothing after losing my husband. that was a big one for me and i think once i lived through that i could live through anything. >> are urging all people to talk about their experiences and their losses with family members, with neighbors, church members and a community centers. they say burdens shared are burdens less ened, reporting live in napa. >>> a trade association that represents 500 napa wineries today offered help for the community. the nonprofit napa valley is donating $10 million to a new relief fund. the money will be available to help individuals and businesses get back on their feet. the -- will help administer the fund. and the pub

we have a guest chaplain, reverend adam briddell, associate pastor of asbury united methodist churchashington. the guest chaplain: let us pra. holy god, we give you thanks for the abundance of your blessings and the promise you have made to your people, a promise to never fail or forsake us. and so you have sent your spirit, a spirit of truth, courage, grace and love; a spirit that calls us together in fellowship, because we are so much stronger when we are united and not divided. may your spirit be at work in the hearts of the men and women of this great chamber. may all find the courage to choose your righteousness over self-righteousness. let your truth inspire us to great acts of grace and love. this day and every day, may we be found faithful to who you are and who you are calling us to be. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for