to framing inside the wall or blocking. this is this is precisely what we want to see. jessica: what mark quattrocchi doesn t want to see is what he found inside napa schools after a 6.0 earthquake struck in the middle of the night. female: i know it s very scary, okay? i know, i know. jessica: bookshelves blocked exits. a file cabinet toppled onto a desk. a drill press fell to the floor. mark: and then also things that you really wouldn t expect, light fixtures. in a number of schools, they had light fixtures fail, and some fall. jessica; we were the first to show you the chaos inside classrooms. structural engineer maryann phipps saw our story. maryann phipps: if it had been another time of day, it would have been a completely different story, and we would have been mourning the loss of students. jessica: a report she wrote for fema doesn t mince words, noting, at least three public schools experienced potentially life-threatening damage to classroom furnishings. prompted
safety in schools. our reporting has prompted new legislation that proposes to tighten seismic safety. now, we were the first to show you a pattern of failures in schools, revealing dangerous debris inside classrooms after earthquakes. and now, for the first time, sacramento takes up the issue. it doesn t take much to keep a classroom safe in the event of an earthquake. mark quattrocchi: so, if we open up the cabinet, we ll see that there are bolts, two in the bottom of each cabinet, two in the top of each one, and these are attached directly to framing inside the wall or blocking. this is this is precisely what we want to see. jessica: what mark quattrocchi doesn t want to see is what he found inside napa schools after a 6.0 earthquake struck in the middle of the night. female: i know it s very scary, okay? i know, i know. jessica: bookshelves blocked exits. a file cabinet toppled onto a desk. a drill press fell to the floor. mark: and then also things that you really wouldn
to framing inside the wall or blocking. this is this is precisely what we want to see. jessica: what mark quattrocchi doesn t want to see is what he found inside napa schools after a 6.0 earthquake struck in the middle of the night. female: i know it s very scary, okay? i know, i know. jessica: bookshelves blocked exits. a file cabinet toppled onto a desk. a drill press fell to the floor. mark: and then also things that you really wouldn t expect, light fixtures. in a number of schools, they had light fixtures fail, and some fall. jessica; we were the first to show you the chaos inside classrooms. structural engineer maryann phipps saw our story. maryann phipps: if it had been another time of day, it would have been a completely different story, and we would have been mourning the loss of students. jessica: a report she wrote for fema doesn t mince words, noting, at least three public schools experienced potentially life-threatening damage to classroom furnishings. prompt
safety in schools. our reporting has prompted new legislation that proposes to tighten seismic safety. now, we were the first to show you a pattern of failures in schools, revealing dangerous debris inside classrooms after earthquakes. and now, for the first time, sacramento takes up the issue. it doesn t take much to keep a classroom safe in the event of an earthquake. mark quattrocchi: so, if we open up the cabinet, we ll see that there are bolts, two in the bottom of each cabinet, two in the top of each one, and these are attached directly to framing inside the wall or blocking. this is this is precisely what we want to see. jessica: what mark quattrocchi doesn t want to see is what he found inside napa schools after a 6.0 earthquake struck in the middle of the night. female: i know it s very scary, okay? i know, i know. jessica: bookshelves blocked exits. a file cabinet toppled onto a desk. a drill press fell to the floor. mark: and then also things that you really wouldn
with the four-year drought, the likelihood of tree damage increases and may see power outages due to that and gail warning in effect where it could see sand pushed across the roadways. it s the wind direction into moran county and the east bay which will be offshore. that s the very dry winds that pick up at times and that will be our red flag warning through tomorrow morning and very interesting, the system responsible for this is bringing up a wind advisory for parts of the cierra and winter storm watch as the system continues to drop down closer to the bay area, we could see a chance of showers clipping by parts of the east bay tonight into the south baby tomorrow morning. we ll detail how much this will impact the forecast. the gunman at the deadly shooting in oregon. the douglas county sheriff s department says chris harper mercer shot himself when confronted by officers on thursday. we re learning more about his arsenal. authorities found an additional handgun in the