Was crushed. Nicholas was first taken to queen of the valley and then life flighted to sacramento where he underwent 10 hours of surgery to put his pelvis back together. The doctors said for the type of fracture, it was a lot of weight to fall on him for him to have that type of fractures. The fireplace was cracked back in 2 000 but an earthquake. It was repaired and reenforced, but peeled off the wall anyway during sundays shaker. Nicholas is a 4. 0 student. Nicholas said. When can i get a form to tell my school that im not going to be coming in . Reporter that surgery wrapped up around 10 00 this morning when nicholas woke up, first thing he said was i am never sleeping in the living room again. His parents tell us that, in fact, as soon as they can they are removing the rest of that fireplace. Live in napa, Andrea Borba Kpix 5. Unbelievable he sustained those injuries. Reporter he got his head out of the way. Andrea, thank you. Crews are working around the clock to get water running to everybody in the quake area. More than 90 water main breaks and leaks were discovered. So far, eight ruptures have been fixed. They are bringing in outside help. Some areas have no water at all. Others have very little pressure. Those who do have Running Water may experience that lower pressure. When or if that happens, and you want to cruise the water for drinking or cooking, there is three things you can do. We would suggest that you either use bottled water or two, you boil water for one minute. This is for drinking and cooking. Or we have two water stations. One of the stations is on peril street. Tore at los floras center. It could be a week before all the repairs are made. No class again tomorrow for schools in the napa district because of damage from yesterdays quake. That closure affects 18,000 students kpix 5s Ann Notarangelo takes a look at the damage to schools and classrooms. Ann. Reporter allen, there is now only one school that doesnt have water and no electricity. They have been able to restore all of the Internet Service throughout the district. There is still a lot to do. In fact, hat the dips trick Head Quarters, they have a leak district Head Quarters they have a leak. They got it fixed just a few moments ago. Next door at napa high, they are still cleaning up. We knew everything just kind of came down in this town. Whether it was ceiling, belongings off shelves. Assistant principal showed us around napa high which he says is almost ready for students, unless they want something in the textbook room. Come on in. Oh, my. Complete disarray. The gym also took a hit. P e classes will likely be outside when students return. Obviously something came down from the ceiling. They want to make sure there is no structural issues up there. 90pound weights were tossed about. It was quite a jolt. Science teacher rob cole was excited to check but fate intervened. Something fell on top of it. Recorded kind of off the charts, you might say but the safe used to store chemicals worked perfectly. They could have used it in ceramic class. The students projects are in pieces. Smashed down into. As teachers clean up, Structural Engineers are checking the districts 30 schools. There is no strucke structural damage for two thirds of the school. However, onethird is yet to be reviewed. Schools will not reopen until the last 10 are evaluated. A sink pulled from the wall, and chaotic office will take days to prepare p. It may take longer to restore a sense of ease for students and faculty. We need to make this a fun place to be again. Reporter because they practice outside, the Football Team and Cross Country teams are being allowed to meet inside. The superintendent says he will know by tomorrow whether or not there will be school on was. Ann notarangelo kpix 5. Napas Catholic High School will be reopened tomorrow. School administrators are thanking volunteer who helped in the clean up area. Schools are redtaggedded. Chopper5 shows the damage to First Presbyterian church. Bricks have dislodged around the bell tower. The large stained glass windows are complete lagoon. The quake sent bricks showering to the steps in front. Napas Historic Courthouse is also closed, redtagged and too dangerous to enter. The corner of the roof broke away and fell during the can quake. Tests are being performed to assess how structurally sound it is. In the meantime, all Court Proceedings have been moved to the criminal Court Buildings on third street. City leaders in napa are providing an update right now on the recovery efforts. Lets go live and listen in. The Injury Report of the total still stands at 208 patients that have been treated at queen of the Valley Hospital with 17 admissions. Most of those injuries have been orthopedic. Can you throw that out the door, please . There have been no fatalities. I dont believe this information has changed today. A little bit about water supply. We still stand at 90 estimated water breaks in the city. That hasnt changed, which shuttles good news. We repaired eight of those breaks last night. Today, we were able to address 30 of those. The crews are working on those lines. Some of them are still working on them and will continue to do so through the evening. We want to reemphasize we are working on some of these sites. We have to isolate them which means watting the water off. The state requires when we shut water off, when we turn it back on and the water starts flowing, we put out a notice to people telling them that they should do one of three things. Either boil the water for a minute before ingesting it. Still safe for showers to wash your clothes and that type of thing. Youre listening to city leaders there in the city of napa talking about the updated injuries, the buildings that are redtagged and most importantly to the folks who dont have water, there are 30 water break they are working on. Sometimes it require are also them to turn off the water to the requires them to turn off the water. We will get back with more information as we get it from the city. Work crews are paving roads this afternoon. This road and few others on the outskirts of town had dramatic cracks in the pavement. Engineers say the underlying structures are okay. A redtagged target store, a large crack was found at the front of the store in all that stone work. Workers who showed up for their shifts were sent home. As we say, clean up well underway in napa. How residents are sorting through broken furniture, some shattered glass to salvage what they can. The bay area is connected by bridges. How far they moved when the ground trembled. The wine is flowing after bottles and barrel go tumbling in the earthquake. How competitors are turning to each other for help. ,,, to go home. Their homes are among the ds structures arou some napa quake victims still have no idea when he shall or if theyll be able to when or if they will be able to go home. The damage is so bad it is toucannous to go inside so they are redtagged. Kpix 5s Mike Sugerman. One woman is out of her home and office. Last count we had 49 red tagged buildings. Many of them are homes. Many of them are offices. Only one was both. This is what a redtagged house looks like. Origin buckled, balcony falling down, gaping hole where the outside shines through. I dont care about these stupid dishes at all. Redtagged generally means in one no one is aloud inside. That is a lamp i would like to keep. My mom is in the kitchen. In between visits by building inspectors she saves what is left of her stuff. They have been really gracious to offer me places to stay, store my things. Even getting together funds she is rending but this was not only her home. Head quarters for her home based business. Now that is on hold, too. Something i havent given much thought to i suppose. Replacing all the Little Things she lost, glass, dishes. She hasnt given much thought to the future because the presence is so overwhelming and it will be for the near and possibly longterm future. Reporter the reason for wine hours hasnt really started show is lucky she got out of that house alive. Those are the things she is concentrating on right now. In napa, Mike Sugerman kpix 5. Lucky there was no loss of lives. Every year, fewer and fewer people in california opt for insurance. Why so many are paying out of pocket to rebuild. Plus, tons of of bricks come loose in vallejo. How the city is looking forward to rebuild. ,,,,,, are worried that a church in vallejo is in danger of another live look. The story were keeping our eye on. Chopper5 over this area because roads are closed. Officials worry this church in vallejo is in danger of collapsing its First Baptist church on snow ma boulevard. It is also sonoma boulevard it is avery, very busy street. Police cars are there in front of the church. Chopper5 trying to focus in on it. Traffic being detoured. You can see the streets are closed to traffic. We will have a live report from that scene at 6 00. Overall, vallejo was not hit as hard as napa. But kpix 5s kip doe shows us there is still a lot of clean up ahead. Day 2 in vallejo and it is all about picking up very big pieces. This building on the 400 block of georgia street was one of the most heavily damaged in the city. They are thinking about a ton of bricks came loose from the building next door from a height of about 45 feet. At that distance with all that weight coming down, these thick wooden beams and roof didnt stand a chance. Have a new place for a skylight that came down from two stories. Property owner was using the empty building as storage. He says Mother Nature just beat him to it. This is a big building to be retrofitted. Well be glad when its dean. Dozens of older commercial buildings around town, there was plenty of broken glass windows. The force was Strong Enough to knock over a 3500pound safe. It will take a cherry picker to lift it up off the ground. Woke me up out of bed. My whole dvd rack fell on top of me while i was sleeping. Masonry contractors are going to be very busy as the quake damage destroyed 90 of the chimneys on the whole block. This chimney collapsed crushing the neighbors car. This neighbor decide the whole thing will have to go. The glory of living in an old home. Could have been a whole lot worse. This someone of the more heavily damaged buildings in vallejo. Falling brick and roof time have made it unsafe to enter so it has been redtagged. Last count there were 41 buildings and homes damaged. Downty sent in five engineers and 10 inspectors to help out with reinstruction. Kip doe kpix 5. Geologists say the earth moved several inches along the west napa fault during yesterdays earthquake. It is evident at a bridge on highway 37. It was temporarily shut down after the quake so the chp could inspect it for damage. They can tell by looking at needles set up on hinges how much the bridge moved during the shaking. Napas wineries cleaning up and trying to carry on during the busy part of the season. Thousands of bolts smashed when they fell to the floor of the storage rooms. Many of those massive barrels toppled. Most of the wineries open and preparing for this busy Labor Day Holiday weekend. The wineries that had less damage are offering supplies to their competitors. 10 of californians do do not buy earthquake insurance. The risk of quakes are growing and the number of people buying insurance is declining. Julie watts has the story of one uninsured home. Reporter quick correction. Only 10 purchase insurance. From social media to online, many are shocked to hear so few californians actually purchase insurance. Some say it is too expensive. Ears say they dont think they others say they dont think they need it. But damage like this has others reconsidering. Thanks to hercules he is holding the house. Rudy garcia is grateful for the old trucks support. Nicknamed hercules, it is the only thing keeping his childhood home from toppling over. Damage he never imagined possible. Lived here since 1965. We went through a lot of earthquakes. This house has survived all of them. Which is the primary reason he says he never considered earthquake insurance. The California Earthquake Authority says it is an all too common we misconception. The kind of earthquake that may damage your house may not have happened yet. So far, most of the major quakes have not been located at a major population center. A false sense of security isnt the only reason only 10 of californians have opted for earthquake insurance. Shouldnt be so expensive. For many, cost is a primary factor. For instance, rudys home valued at 350,000 before the quake his annual premium would be a deductible of more than 50,000. California is such an expensive place to build a house it has a dramatic impact on how much insurance is. In rudys case earthquake insurance would have been cheaper to the alternative. Too many fond memories here. I cant just leave. So for now, he and his elderly father are staying put, holding out for hercules. Reporter in addition to or in lou of insurance, the cea suggests retrofitting for about 15 grand. Instead, repairing it could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Federal aid, there is hope for that . Reporter well, they are keeping their fingers crossed. Fema says they are not going to because of any federal aid unless the government specifically asks for it. The state says they are currently focussings on state and county owned businesses, not county residents. Julie, thanks. A lot of folks anxious to get back in their homes. Businesses back to get running because they have a busy weekend. Labor day holiday weekend. The Sonoma County wine festival. Reporter lets head to the east bay right now. Gusts up in the 20s. Breezy in san francisco. Mid 70s in livermore at this hour. It was an unseasonably cool day. The clouds finally have you beened up at the coast where the coast is clear at the hour. Sunny and warmer for your tuesday. Keeping a watch for all our holiday forecast. Ly explain that. But first there is this. This will move back on shore tonight. Condensation due to that deep marine layer. We will see a warmer day for tuesday. That is an area of low pressure. Eras up level trough started to take a nose dive to the southed to. That is why we were unseasonably cool. High pressure now builds in and we have a warm up that begins tomorrow all the way through the weekend, which means warmup throughout the central valley. Mid 90s in fresno. Triple digits in redding. 88degrees ukiah. Pinpoint temperatures for tuesday. Mid 60s for pacifica. 73degrees in oakland and emeryville. Mid 70s north. Low 80s south. 86degrees in livermore which is pretty seasonal for this time of year. Check this out. This is the extended forecast. Were talking about a temperature span from the 70 today the 90s on wednesday through friday. This is interesting. Come weekend time, its a little bitnet iffy side bit on the iffy side. We may have a chance of light rain on labor day which we actually did see two years ago. Did we . Forgot. You forgot . Yeah, already. Everyone knows Northern California earthquake territory. When can we expect the next big shake . ,,,,, were underground piping note only were buildings and infra structure affected by the napa earthquake yesterday, but so more underground piping and sewage today, the napa sanitation district is sending robotic cameras into the sewage line checking for damage. Today p was an assessment of everything around town. Looking good so far. There was another crew checking for integrity of holes in the ground. Water breaks have been reported with no timetable set yet for when service will be restored. The ground around napa has been shaking pretty much ever since yesterdays quake. Usg says there have been 60 aver shocks so far. There is a 5 aftershocks. There is a 5 chance that yesterdays shock lead to a bigger one. Nearby faults get stress sod you trigger faults that are close to failure prior to it. The larger the event is the more of an area things are on. Scientists say the possibility of another large quake in the immediate future is going down. The more time that passes, the lower that residents rock. Well be right back. Your 3dprinted girlfriend will love that. Real mature. There you go. A laser drone for cats. I wish i had lasers. I dont. Pew pew pew. The new radioshack is finally here. The store of your past is now the store of your future. Come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. Here is another live look at chopper 5 over vallejo. Inspectors still on the job and found potential trouble at the First Baptist church in vallejo. They are focusing on the steeple of the church. A couple workers are uptaking a look at the structure. We will have a live report at 6 00. What Napa Valley Vineyards are doing the salvage the premium wine spilled during the quake. Earthquake. Earthquake. Technology is here to warn us about the next big one. Why it is hitting a log jam at the state capital. Plus, why other buildings survived while others didnt. Thats coming up tonight at 6 00. S fo thankwatching the cbs 5 evening news. Were back in 30 minutes. Inspectors check the scores of homes damaged by the earthquake that left more than 200 injured nias napa valley. John blackstone and carter evans are there. Vladimir duthiers is in st. Louis where Michael Brown was laid to rest, but not the controversy over his Fatal Shooting by a police officer. Michael browns blood is crying from the ground Anthony Mason reports burger king has a whopper of an idea to avoid u. S. Taxes. And dr. Jon lapook with a wake up call from americas pediatricians teenagers need more sleep. Its 6 00 a. M. And i just woke up after hitting my Snooze Button three times. Captioning sponsored by cbs