for the community and for port operations. reporter: there are reports that the site will be examined tomorrow by no less than a s majority co-owner john fisher. this is not the only one they re looking at but they ve gotten very serious. they are only looking in oakland. we are going to keep the a s in oakland. reporter: the howard terminal has pluses and minuses. no close by bart station. pluses include direct ferry access on a dock that can handle multiple ferries at the same time. plus, rabid fans. i think it would be a great idea for the community and the team overall. i think it will draw on a new fan base and keep the old fan base as well. obviously they need a new stadium. in order to keep them from moving, we build a new stadium for them. in s not enough people coming to the games now. the thought of having it stay in oakland, that s a good thing for me. reporter: what about the minuses? we just went to chicago and there wasn t a freeway or station
alert at usgs and then after aftershock rattled the napa area. it s one of a series of aftershocks in the wake of sunday s 6.0 earthquake. this map shows you where all of those aftershocks have taken place in the last 12 hours. good afternoon. i m david stevenson in for tori campbell. we re also getting new images of damage around napa. newschopper2 crew over a sink home as crews inspected cracks. we have team coverage. ktvu s janine de la vega spoke to seismologists with the usgs about the aftershocks and alex savidge is in napa with the latest on building inspections. but we begin with sal castanedo who is near a major road where crews are inspecting a crack. sal? reporter: david, this is highway 29. the george butler bridge. you can see one lane is closed up there. you can kind of see the closure although there is a big truck going by. one of the two lanes on the bridge on southbound 29 is shut down on the on this work area. at times they ve closed both lanes to bring
we ll talk more about our cooldown arriving more significantly tomorrow around the bay in a few minutes. matt? thank you, lisa. investigators are searching for a possible arsonist after two fires were set in novato. this is not the first time the area has seen suspicious fires. katie marzullo has the story. we hike here all the time. it s so close to our favorite. karen and ted hobson are saddened to see the scorched earth, the smell of smoke heavy in the air. firefighters responded to the area off aleva court keeping the flames to an eighth of an acre. there s a lot of dead lives. there s definitely a lot of fuel to they didn t put it out in time, this whole area could be lit up. not six minutes later they had a second fire at nearby o hare park off know vat tote boulevard. investigators say both fires are suspicious, possibly the work of an arsonist. a few months ago, someone was intentionally starting fires in the north bay and that person is still on the loose