ledly hp ceo meg whitman. hewlett-packard announced tens of thousands of job cuts in recent years. the giants can wrap up the division series right here at at&t park this afternoon. >> the giants lead the series two games to none. thanks to an amazing team effort

in the 18th inning on saturday. >> yeah. six hour, 23-minute game, longest in post-season history. the giants won the last ten and they will have ace bum guaarnern the mound. game four, if needed, will be tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. and the series will return to washington after decided another game if needed on thursday. the time has not been announced yet, but we won't need that game. >> giants gear up for game three of the division series, let's show you a young fan celebrating his third birthday with a huge giants cake. his grandpa says shawn loves the giants. and how about this little girl? all decked out? spes shorting a beard. the family took this photo using the "duck dynasty" app. tweet them to u

us @abc7newsbayarea. >> cute picture. there's much more ahead. an american journalist with ebola has arrived in the u.s. for treatment as another patient is released from the hospital. plus, the hot air balloon proposal gone wrong. scary moments last night off the california coast. and a live look outside at the bay from our exploratory camera. pretty clear. meteorologist is coming up with the accuweather forecast the accuweather forecast inclu

happening now, san francisco police investigating a bomb threat at an elementary school where we just received word students are being sent home for the day. jose ortego elementary school evacuated since 8:00 this morning when a bomb threat was found. kids have been waiting in their classmates and teachers while officers searched the campus. they made automated calls to alert the parents. in the past half hour the district decided to send the students home for the day while the investigation continues. good news/bad news in the battle against ebola. the first u.s. patient, american doctor, has been released from the hospital after tests showed he did not have the virus. meanwhile, a new patient, an american journalist, arrived in the u.s. to begin treatment in another is struggling to survive. abc's elizabeth herr has more. >> reporter: ash comukpo is back home flown overnight in liberia

landing in nebraska this morning. mukpo, transferred to an isolation ward in this center where he will begin treatment for ebola. his family expressing relief. quite a contrast to the family of thomas eric duncan in dplas whose fear and frustration are growing as they question the care and treatment he's received as his condition deteriorates. >> the medicine that they gave the other americans that came from africa two days ago, that is the same medicine that the americans, they are doing a lot -- >> reporter: the cdc says they are out of the experimental drug and testing it with duncan could make him sicker. >> the drug pipeline is going to be slow, i'm afraid. the most promising drug out there, there's no more of it and it's hard to make. >> reporter: duncan is now in critical condition on a ve ventilator and on a dialysis machine.

they call him high risk after having had direct contact with him. >> i want him to know that i'm doing just find in health but i'm worried. i want eric to be taken care of. >> reporter: about 40 others also under close watch for symptoms, but officials say that is just a precautionary move. abc news has also learned the cdc is now exploring ways to expand screenings at airports. this for passengers traveling to the u.s. from ebola-infected countries. the nobel prizes are being awarded this week and first on the docket is the prize for medicine. three people took the medals this morning. a husband and wife team from norway. the three are being recognized for discoveries of cells that make up a sort of inner gps in the brain. their research helps explain how the brain maps out your immediate environment and orients you to it. let's orient you to what

this at&t park where the action will be today at 2:00 p.m. >> sweeping out there maybe? >> i got my broom ready. >> broom, sweep hopefully. a long game saturday. glad they didn't try to eat andrey through that whole game. holy cow. here's a look at what's going on outside. clouds are near the coast. microclimates are nearly 30 to 35 degrees today. i'll show you who gets the cooling today and when it gets to your neighborhood before another heat wave arrives in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> all right, mike, thank you. plus, an injured e eagle rescued. how they think she became injured. and fleet week kicked office in san francisco. we'll tell you about the newest we'll tell you about the newest edition

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new video this morning from southern california. take a look. an unforgettable marriage proposal for all the wrong reasons. a couple on a hot air balloon ride went off course leading to a dramatic rescue in san diego county. the balloon went into the water off the coast of cardiff. a witness captured the incident with a cellphone camera last night. the newly engaged couple managed to jump out so they really took the plunge in their relationship. pilot stayed inside while they went ashore. we only joke because nobody was hurt. >> that is good. drakes bay oyster company reached an agreement to keep the restaurant open until the end of this year. but then it will close for good. the department of the interior had ordered them to shut down to

return that area to a wilderness zone. the settlement comes as businesses affiliated with the oyster company was about to take the case to the federal appeals court. they will move oyster farming equipment from drakes bay. drakes bay oyster company plans to open a new restaurant at tamales bay. one of the u.s. navy's newest ships is helping launch fleet week. it's just about to sail under the golden gate bridge. the uss america primarily serves the marine corps carrying aircraft and ground troops. fleet week will run through next monday. it will include a parade of ships and performances by the navy's blue angels this weekend. we have a complete schedule of events on our website, abc7news.com. >> that's always so excite but today all we can talk about are the giants. >> oh, yeah. >> let's wrap up the alds right here, right now.

>> sure. i'm thinking giants' names. >> make sure you're wearing the sunscreen when you're sweeping around the nationals this afternoon because it's going to be a bright one out there. let's work our way through it though. first, the golden gate bridge. i bet some of our commutes were different this morning than last friday with that thick fog and west wind around ten miles per hour. the temperature right now is 58 degrees. walnut creek, you're going up a degree. pacifica, you're staying the same. the minimal marine layer, we'll drop some of our temperatures three to possibly seven degrees. we're still well above average. still pretty much light and variable winds except right at the golden gate along the coast. that's where we have the onshore flow. that's where the clouds are going to stay. once you get south, half-moon bay, look at the sunshine as you head towards santa cruz. gorgeous day there at the boardwalk. looking across, you can see from the east bay hills. haze out there but it is not a spare of the air day. one of the warmest spots, into

the valley, you know the mid 90 are coming. 56, christi, look at ocean beach. 56. the mission district at 71 degrees. financial district, about 66. a lot of 60s along the east bay shore but most of us up to 70s. already 83. you can see the cloud cover. right there that finger of fog rolling through. most of it is going to stay at the coast. that's why you saw your big drop yesterday and why you will be steady today while the rest of us will see the cooling spread across the bay. slowly work inland. by thursday, we've got another heat wave coming. i don't think it will quite as hot as the one we just dealt with. you see very light onshore sea breeze during the afternoon. it's going to be too late to cut down the temperatures much today. notice tomorrow afternoon, 5:00, a little more in the way of a stout breeze blowing in. that's why temperatures will start to cool inland.

just a little bit. it's going to be baby steps. still in the low to mid 90s. 78, milbrae. upper 60s a i long the coast until you get to sunset, maybe 66. south san francisco pushing the upper 70s to 80s. upper 80s to low 90s through to north bay valleys. the breeze will get the north bay shoreline. we will have low to mid 90s inland east bay. going to the game today? 74 degrees at 2:00. hopefully it's only a three-hour, nine-inning game. dropping down to 69 and have fun getting through the traffic at 5:00. the rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. the key to the forecast. it's been very hot in the afternoon hours but we've been dropping nicely down into the 50s during the overnight hours. notice the coast stays pretty much the same throughout the cooling trend. it's the bay and inland that's going to drop around two to four

degrees tuesday, wednesday. thursday is our low watermark. friday, temperatures rebound a little bit. look at saturday, sunshine and 70s back at the coast. 80s around the bay. 90s inland. no rain in this forecast. >> so it's going to be nice. we'll enjoy it. >> yeah. i agree. >> thanks, mike. it's a new editorial in the "journal pediatrics," parents who take their kid to the doctor at the first sign of a sniffle could be doing those kids more harm than good. over-diagnosis and unnecessary testing could physically harm children by exposing them to radiation. they argue parents who are hypokond drink aks when they come to their kids may open them up to bullying or nab the children feel they are fragile. a gouldil golden eagle fount through surgery and will be on antibiotics for a couple of weeks. then she will go outside and strengthen her wings. the rehabilitation center thinks

she may have been impaled on a metal pole or fence. >> goodness. an x-ray shows no bullets or broken bones but there is a tear to morgan's air sack and officials say it's vital and she needs that to fly. still ahead, the ultimate wedding gift. how a permanently paralyzed bride managed to walk down the bride managed to walk down the aisle on her special day.

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a bride-to-be with a serious injury was a able to walk down the aisle on her own two feet. >> she arrived on wheels for her wedding to nobody's surprise. she was hurt six years ago in a car accident and paralyzed from the waist down. >> despite that she walked down the aisle arm in arm with her father with a help of a special brace and months of physical training. congratulations. >> wonderful. wonderful surprise. we want to go outside before we leave you here with a great picture. >> how about the aircraft carrier "uss america" arriving for fleet week activity. can you take it, blue angels and giants sweeping the nationals in one week? one week? >> have a great day.

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