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Reporter the process of finding all that was destroyed is still ongoing. We found in issues. We think over many more months to come well find more and more homes that are seriously damaged. Reporter napa sill has 160 red tag buildings and less than 3 of those damaged or destroyed were covered by earthquake insurance. Napa and surrounding cities did receive public assistance money from fema. Individual assistance has not been approved for napa quake victims much to the frustration of many who need low interest loans and other aid. Its something that needs to be looked at going into the future. No estimate when it will be completed. A drizzle a bit today. Rain didnt fall everywhere but San Francisco and the north bay did get a dose of winter like weather. Not a whole lot but the rain fell this morning did catch some of it. This is in west portal. Abc 7 weather news is live with live doppler radar. We have to say goodbye because stits winding down. Some moving through San Francisco right
Local Officials Say for much of it they are still waiting on the federal government. Its very difficult to even see the damage from the street. Reporter eight weeks after a 6. 0 earthquake shook napa to its core, the process of finding all that was damaged or destroyed is still ongoing. Crumbling foundations. We found ceiling beams that were cracked. We found many issues. We think over many, many months to come we are going to find more and more homes that are seriously damaged. Reporter napa city manager told an Assembly Committee in sacramento damage numbers from the napa quake are going up by the day. As inspectors are just now getting inside some of the citys buildings and homes. Response is a day, maybe three days. Recovery is, as you heard this morning, weeks, months. In the case of an earthquake it could go on even longer. Reporter napa and surrounding cities did receive public assistance money from fema for infrastructure repair. Almost immediately after president obama signed
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