taking a look outside, that does that look like healthy air right now. hazy skies have prompted a spare of air day as we're hit with an early october heat wave. thanks for joining us. >> we're on our way to some of the highest temperatures in recent weeks. >> mike nicco here with how long it will last. >> good morning, everybody. the heat advisory has been extended. national weather service had it out until 9:00 this evening for all of us, but now they have added saturday from 11:00 in the

morning to 9:00 in the evening. 90s widespread even into our beaches. you can see the film of dirty looking air, a lot different than 24 hours ago. most of us will have moderate air quality, but the poorest will the in the santa clara valley. if you're heading out to blue grass, 09 today, 74 sunday. so cooling trend is on the way. more coming up. >> with the heat wave, even the normally cool places will feel up comfortably hot. and nowhere is that more apparently than where there's tons of people. the blue grass festival. >> how about a hot free ticket. as hot as a free ticket can be.

yes, it will be hot here. golden gate park, the calm before the storm. 14.0, 14th time since early morning people have been fill he tering in. everybody love as concert especially a free concert. and for san francisco, maybe for anywhere, this is the granddaddy of them all. it began with nine bands in 2001. 75,000 people showed up then. this year organizers expect about a million people to hear almost 100 acts. and it's not just blue grass any more. m emmy lou harris. and they're called festival heads. how do you qualify? >> you have to be dedicated to music and be a big fan of all kinds of music. >> so you'll get here and get hot?

>> definitely. it's a beautiful day. >> you have water? >> yes. >> what else? never mind. >> we'll keep that between us. >> sometimes questions get you in trouble. we alluded to the heat. so did mike. they weren't kidding. there are adrianare aid station medical teptds. they say hydrate. they don't want to have to medicate. keep in mind and plan for it as you pass through this main gate. my personal goal is to get a one-on-one with john prime. we're working on it. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> we have every confidence in you. and you can track the record breaking heat every time with

the weather app. you can also find more information at abc7news.com/app. we have breaking news for you right now. a rescue of some sort i believe this is in san francisco. we are told that these are firefighters in san francisco and this is on telegraph hill. this is actually right around the corner from our building here. >> yes. and it looks like they got the ladder out. trying to rescue someone and that's a very steep hill. so hopefully everyone is being careful. it looks like the man is coming down with the assistance of two firefighters. one in front, one behind. he certainly isn't wearing very much with that i don't know if he was sun bathing up there. >> they said he was combative, so -- perhaps he was sleeping up there. in any case, he's coming down and he'll be just fine. this is happening in san francisco right now.

right now new this morning, san jose police are investigating after a driver hit a pedestrian. sky 7 was up over the scene earlier. the intersection has since reopened. police did not release the girl's age and do say she'll be okay. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. a broken water main in san francisco bay view district created a huge mess. several homes were flooded as streets turned in to rivers. matt keller has more. >> reporter: the trouble started bubbling over just after midnight in san francisco near key avenue. a 12 inch water main ruptured sending millions of gallons gushing in to about a half dozen homes. >> never seen nothing quite like it. >> reporter: crews worked repair the section of damaged pipe. earlier that morning, a sinkhole started forming.

a tow truck was called in to save a car. residents did what they could to keep the wet stuff out of their dry homes. the fire department got creative. >> just take a three inch line, charge it with water from the high drand and it works. >> reporter: the repairs lasted long into the morning. workers say they see about 100 water main breaks a year. but one will bthis big is rare. >> this is on the more severe side. many are smaller pipes that release less walk that affect fewer. so this is on the high side definitely. we'll have one or two a year that are this severe. >> reporter: water is expected to be rehe stostored to all cus today and the damage for all the the mess will go to the city. matt keller, abc 7. and a journalist covering the ebola crisis in africa is being evacuated to the u.s. after testing positive for ebola. also another american is being treated at a washington, d.c.

hospital for ebolalike symptoms. it that case is confirmed, it would be the fifth case of ebola in the u.s. elizabeth herr has more. >> reporter: ashoka mukpo is a freelance cameraman and writer hired as part of a team reporting on ebola in liberia. on wednesday, he had a slight fever, suffering fatigue and aches. 12 hours later, he tested positive for the disease. originally from rhode island, mukpo's family says his passion for human rights drew him to liberia. >> his symptoms are mild, so we're optimistic it will be done in a timely manner, although of course it's extremely nerve-racking. >> reporter: he had been working in liberia for three years and last month he wrote on face bike his time showed him how unpredictable and fraught with danger life can be.

>> it's not impossible that other people will come back from fr having been exposed and develop ebola here. >> reporter: head of the cdc is confident the situation is under control. this morning the dallas apartment where another ebola patient, thomas eric duncan, was visit being family be cleaned for the first time. overnight the hospital treating duncan said in a statement they have identified a flaw in the way his medical records were handled. they say the internal procedures prevented the proper information about his travel history from being relayed to doctors. and of the 100 people who may have come in contact with duncan, girls say most have been interviewed and still no one is showing symptoms. elizabeth herr, abc news, dallas. we're just about an hour away from game one in

washington, d.c.. >> they will be in d.c.. giants are riding some momentum after playing a great game against the pirates on wednesday when they won, i can watch the grand slam over and over again. and game two tim hudson, starting pitcher. he spoke about the strategy. >> just coming up with a good game plan, watching a lot of video, seeing what their strengths and weaknesses are. and come up with a good game plan. >> giants have won eight straight playoff games going back to 2012. first two games are played in washington, d.c.. game three will be at the giants ballpark on monday. sky 7 just flew over the ballpark and caught the grounds crew getting ready. so exciting. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson joins us there outside the ballpark with the way fans are gearing up. >> reporter: excitement is in the air.

we saw fans line up to get postseason gear and they're welcoming fans to watch the game on tv. when the giants trounced upon the pirates, the team returned october swagger to their fans. >> i'm feeling like we're going to win. >> feeling really strong. confident. healthy, rested. and like most san francisco giants fans, just excited for one more game. >> reporter: decked out in orange and black, the type of confidence that comes from cheering on a team that knows how to win. especially in october of even years. >> i don't want to jinx us, but you know what we want. >> i think they're on the every other year schedule right now. and this is 2014. so we're scheduled to go all the way. >> reporter: over in the mission, double play bar and glil is preparing for more than 100 people to park themselves into booths and around the bar.

that means big business for the small bar. >> we just received a big beer delivery. socking up the fridge. getting ready for today's game. >> reporter: the manager plans to switch all nine television sets to the game. and he'll hold on to hope that the team keeps his bar busy through the end of the month. >> we were really slow when they don't make to the playoffs. so it means a lot to keep going. >> reporter: according to the business journal, the economic impact of a postseason day game in san francisco is about $15 million. and that accounts for the added bump to small businesses, but also a huge loss of productivity. so if you see any co-workers taking an extra long lunch break, you might not want to ask a any questions. tiffany wilson, abc 7. >> here is the schedule. today is at noon. game two tomorrow in d.c. at

2:30 p.m.. and series comes back to at&t park for game three on monday. the starting time has not been announced. we'll let you know as soon as abc 7 gets word. game four takes place tuesday and the series would return to wednesday for the deciding fifth game if needed next thursday. >> we hope they do it consecutively and just finish it. >> i like go four just to keep it interesting. well, much more ahead including still to come at risk for another cyber attack. why some experts think a massive security breach at jp morgan might not be the last. and the latest consumer complaint regarding the iphone 6. and mike nicco with an update on today's accuweather forecast.

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information or passwords. a new consumer complaint this morning regarding the new iphone 6 model. they are popping up all over social media for women saying the new phone is ripping out their hair. they say when they hold it up to their ear, hair gets caught in the tiny seam. even a few men are getting it on hair-gate claiming the new phone is snagging their facial hair. the issue could be remedied just by adding a cover. >> you should have a cover anyway to protect the case. >> of course. all right. so -- >> as long as it pulls out the gray hair, i'm fine. >> we're sizzling out there. >> yes, sun scorching this morning. and already temperatures 7 degrees warmer than average. 90 today, but cooler wet on the way. heads the coast first. i'll tell you when it gets to

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we have an unusual rescue. a 6 week old elephant fell over trying to climb out of a small ditch. the zoo keepers didn't rescue her because two grown up elephants, they use their trunks to roll him over and help the baby get back on the feet. not clear whether one was her mother, but it looks like she's

okay now. they have tight bonds and adults look out for babies. they walked her out of the ditch and used a much safer route. >> maternal instincts there. >> yeah. if you're going to the zoo, it might be a good place to be. but stay hydrated. >> yes, stay hydrated. light loose fitting clothing if you can. or find shade. it will be a scorcher everywhere. let's open up the weather window. looking down on our beaches, doesn't look wonderful? waves look pretty calm right now and the water is running pretty warm once again. we're still in the low to mid-60s well above average. with you what you need to watch out for are the dangerous south to southwesterly swells developing through the evening hours. risk of strong rip currents.

as we look toward san rafael, that's a nice picture. you can see some of the haze hanging around and the reason doctor we have the spare the air day. so dangerous hair and dangerous air quality. heat stays inland and cooling will hit the coast. it will finally return to autumn temperatures will by the time we get to tuesday. until then, we have this trifecta of high pressure still dominating our weather with heat peaking today. what does that mean? how about mid to upper '90s in the south bay. 94 san jose. glad the game's not today. as we head up the pa theps enpe flirt with 90 half moon bay, sunset, low to mid '90s. have to get up around 3 to 5 degrees warmer to set any records. but still pretty warm for this time of the year. low to mid '90s through the north bay valleys. low to mid-90s along the east bay shore.

oakland 94. you'd have to top 100 to 104 will to set record high temperatures. so even though we're 10 to 20 degrees warmer than average, not quite near record. tonight 50s and 60s with the same areas as this morning the warmest. san francisco and oakland, mid-60s, antioch, cold air drainage into palo alto. 57. 52 napa. wind clearly blowing offshore. but watch as we head towards tomorrow. on shore pattern develops and that's why the cooling starts at the coast especially tomorrow and into the sunday. thousand we have special owe himmics of olympics having a fundraiser. cloud s and sunshine, but the breeze hold you about in the upper 60s. if you're going to game, 83 to 88 degrees with uv index very

high. so make sure you drink plenty of fluids there, also. sierra, temperatures above average. look at all that sunshine. 7 day forecast, the coast cools 5 to 10 degrees tomorrow and then -- i should say the bay. and then inland follows suit monday. tuesday still a little bit above average inland and then. >> alan westin: and thursdwedne thursday, the fall pattern is back and so are our temperatures. but be careful today and tomorrow. all the weekend warriors. >> good advice. still ahead, himike will be back with the perfect pet. this guy will melt your heart.

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