KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: And we are going to be joined now by Napa Police Department Peter Dreier. Peter, are you with us?</s>PETER DREIER, NAPA POLICE DEPARTMENT: Yes.</s>PHILLIPS: Thank you. We've been working on this throughout the morning. Do you have any new information than what we have just reported?</s>DREIER: What you reported is the basic information that we have. We've got throughout the city numerous broken windows and personal damage to businesses and residences. There's approximately 30 natural gas leaks that are being responded to by the fire department and PG&E.; There are some areas without electricity and power in the cities, but there are not any major buildings or roads or overpasses that have been damaged. Those are still open. We have additional strike teams coming in for both fire and have additional ambulances that are responding to assist with any reported injuries. There are no reports of major injuries at this time.</s>PHILLIPS: So you're still receiving 911 calls from people?</s>DREIER: Yes. And when we first, and when we do have light, we'll start the damage assessment in the downtown area relative to our commercial buildings, to health care facilities and to multi-story buildings and the unreinforced masonry.</s>PHILLIPS: Your commander mentioned earlier something about one of your main bridges. Is that affecting anything thus far?</s>DREIER: That has been inspected and released. It is open. That was the Butler Bridge. But that has been inspected and is now open and available to the public.</s>PHILLIPS: All right, Peter Dreier with the Napa Police Department, thanks for the update.
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