i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> sad news from dallas, texas, the first inpatient diagnosed in america has died ten days after being admitted to the hospital. he was 42 years old. duncan carries the virus from his home in liberia. anyone in close contacts with him is being monitored. the u.s. government is increasing response to take temperatures of travelers from west africa arriving in the

united states. we are joined where our reporter in dallas where the patient dayed. we learned the hospital will follow the centers for disease control recommendation and cremate thomas eric duncan dying just before 8:00 a.m. in an isolation unit in this hospital. his girlfriend said today she is angry their son didn't get to say goodbye. high lost his battle with ebola virus. >> i am deeply saddened. we prayed and hoped it would not happen. >> his girlfriend told abc on the phone that she was worried. >> i want him taken care of. the other americans that came from africa, do they get the same medicine? >> according to the family this weekend duncan was unconscious sedated and on dialysis with kidney failure at this hospital. on saturday, duncan was given an

experimental drug, different from the one used to treat the first two ebola virus parents. that antiviral medication given to duncan had not been tested on humans. his family questioning if the health system failed leading up to this. first, sending duncan him from the hospital when he initially sought treatment only to be admitted by ambulance days later. >> hospital officials knew all along he had come from ebola virus infected country but that information wasn't shared. >> the hospital did not detect this right away. that minute that he was not given the benefit of early treatment. he was sent in the community where he could spread the disease. >> officials are monitoring 50 people what came in contact with duncan while he was contagious. so far, no one is showing symptoms. because of ebola virus concerns, officials announced that extra precautions are being put in place at five of the busiest airplanes in the united

states. starting with john f. kennedy this weekend passengers traveling from west africa have to answer a medical questionnaire and have their temperatures screened. happening right now, all of cal firefighting aircraft are grounded to be checked for safety problems after the death of a pilot weapon his tanker crashed while battling a fire knee yosemite. we are joined from hollister air base. >> the sister plane of the air tanker that crashed is still at the tarmac number 80. it is one of the 22 other cal fire air tankers grounded until they cleared to fight fires. the site in yosemite is huge, a quarter-mile long. cal fire lost contact with the air tanker, number 81, at 4:30 yesterday afternoon while it was fighting the dog rock fire threatening dozens of homes in

the community. several people witnesses the plane smashing into a canyon wall sending wreckage tumbling to the ground. >> it looked like it would come back down the valley but it started rolling. it fell down. it exploded. >> inside the national park, relate you coupers discovered the wreckage with the body near. his maim is not released right now. we do know he was a veteran would flew for more than 13 years. we were told he lived in the bay area. all of pilots would fly tankers for cal fire contract pilots would work for dyn corp a private military contractor based out of virginia. this has rattled those who work closely with him at hollister air. >> uniforms do not matter. we work hand in hand. every day. the crews are provided grief counselors...they are shaken up. >> ntsb is heading up the

investigation into the crash looking the all factor including wet, mechanical issues and pilot air. all 22 of the remaining air tankers are grounded until they can be inspected. in word on when they will resume fire drops but the forest service made 13 air tankers available for firefighting efforts across california. the fire battles continue but not without a reminder of the dangers. >> this pilot died serving the state, serve his community and protecting the lives and property in and around the community. we are, again, forever grateful for the support we have been receiving here at this difficult time. >> flags are at half staff at hair city air attack base. grief counselors have been called. flowers have also been cropped off by community members sending their condolences. san francisco police have identified the man who was shot and killed by officers blocks

from the giant ballpark as fans were threing the became when officers spotted three men breaking into an s.u.v. and police say one of the men refused to drop his gun and an officer fired, killing him. the medical examiner says that 26-year-old was killed. the officer feared for his safety. >> the officer called for him to drop the weapon. at some point, the officer felt threatened. in defense of his own life he fired upon the we suspect with the firearm and struck him. >> a second suspect was also hit by gunfire and he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. a third suspect ran away from the seep but was caught a short time later by police. >> a mystery this morning in san francisco, somehow, deadly carbon dioxide gas filled an apartment building setting off alarms and forcing tenants to

evacuate. our reporter has the story from the parkside district the. >> it wasn't the kind of alarm that is familiar and when it went off at 5:00 a.m. in the san francisco apartment building some almost ignored it. >> i heard the beaching but i didn't connect it to anything and he woke me up saying there were firemen at the door. >> the beaching was coming from the carbon monoxide detectors which do not sound like the usual smoke detector but can save you from a silent killer. >> firefighters deticketted levels of carbon monoxide above normal and decided to evacuate the building. >> i wake up good morning good morning and ten firefighters were in my room but it is better than not weighing -- waking up. >> pg&e did not fine the source. the gas vented to the outside could have come back in. >> a lot of possibilities of a change in weather or wind direction or atmospheric conditions that cause the carbon

monoxide to come back down the vent pipe. a resident in his 90's suffered great a heart attack during the evacuation and died. officials i don't not know if the carbon monoxide contributed to the death but say it is not likely because his wife who lived in the same apartment unit is fine. you cannot see or smell carbon monoxide but at high levels it can claim a life. babies and the elderly are especially vulnerable. since jap of 2013 call law has required all multifamily homes to have working carbon monoxide detectors. single family homes have been required to have those detectors since 2011 which can run from $10 to $100 for a top of the line version. >> a man who was attacked by an uber driver is considering a lawsuit. a short time ago the man and his attorney give an update on his condition. he was a passenger in an uber car when he says the driver

attacked him with a hammer during an argument over directions. you can see what happened to his eye. he says he never will regain sight in his left i didn't and is exploring the possibility of a lawsuit. >> uber said safety is the number one priority and has suspended the driver's account. a scientist from stanford university will share the nobel prize in chemistry with two others, warm warner on the left along with two other scientists shared the prize. the trio won for developing a way to use the light generated by individual molecules to see and analyze super small objects that were too small for conventional microscopes. >> all we knew is it was fundamental science, breaking a barrier and being able to see this. i knew it would have a great application. it opens up a new area where you

do not know what will happen. they have launched the field which allows scientists to see the pathways of individual molecules inside of living cells. >> big congratulations to all of the scientists. >> there is still so much more to come including the first court appearance by minnesota vikings running back. >> an urgent call from the f.b.i. of this isis fighter. who is he? why are united states officials so intent on tracking him down? >> plus, let the bubbly flow as the jay amountses turn their attention to an old foe. >> a look outside right now at lake tahoe, beautiful as always, with just a light covering of fog. meteorologist mike nicco has the

forecast ahead.

the f.b.i. is trying to track down a terrorist islamic fighter with a north american accent. >> they are digging their very own graves. the pay file is trying to put a face to the voice, they believe this is a brutal kill

december possibly american. sources say that bureau is using computers to develop a composites of the face behind the mask. officials are concerned that if this isis firefighter is american, he could return to the united states from syria and they want to find him before he returns. a texas judge has a trial state for adrian peterson, with the star making the first court appearance in suburban houston for using a wooden switch to discipline his four-year-old son. here did not enter a plea. the attorney says he will plead not guilty. peterson is on paid leave from the team. the viking final game is december 28. >> in doubt giants fans had sweet dreams but the orange and black are a series away from a return to the world series and maybe a hangover, too, a little bit. >> the advance against the cardinals would eliminated the dodgers this is a rematch of the

2012 which the giants won in seven games. katie marzullo is here with new reaction from the high-ranking fans. >> popping champagne in the clubhouse, third time they have done that in two weeks. fans probably have to be back at work. the mayor and police chief at work but talked about big win. how many of us like the giants? the elementary kids are the next generation giants fan and he has been a fan since he was their age. >> i'm a lifelong giants fan and i thought it was terrific the way they did it with such a grind, all kinds of heart. >> the fans leaving at&t on thursday were loud. bring on the cars. been there before. been there before. we will do it again.

elected official looking out for the city. >> we have a longer series and it is great for our economy and san francisco. >> the giants have won seven post-seasons in a row and wild card since 2010 and the mayor points owe the world series wins in 2010 and 2012 are a good sign for 2014. >> the giants on the even numbered year you have to always watch out. i asked the mayor if he had bets with st. louis and he state not yet but the san francisco flag is flying in washington, dc today. all right. the giants head to st. louis to face the cardinals and game one is this saturday. first pitch is 5:07. >> game two is also in st. louis at busch stadium and game three the giants come back to at&t

park in san francisco. have to get my giants bling out. >> >> meteorologist mike nicco is looking at the weather. >> back on the roof where the murky sunshine is breaking through and cooling trend is still on the way for the next couple of days and the big warming trend. i will update you on that and the fleet week forecast, also. an event that match us missed, the stunning images of the blood moon and we will show the blood moon and we will show them to

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game, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. there was a spectacular sight, a total lunar eclipse. nasa could see it. they took this shot but some of us had too much fog. by 3:30 it was a total lunar eclipse or a blood moon because of the reddish light that is cast when the either blocks the line between the sun and the noon. the total phase of the eclipse ended at 4:30 this morning. here is how it looked from los angeles as it ended. here is a look at noon from south san jose. if you missed it, nasa says another is returning next april and then another one in september. >> it is a dream for everyone, including scientists, like our meteorologist, meteorologist meteorologist, meteorologist mike nicco.

the way if this morning, it was cool. it has an orange hue to it. hopefully we will have nice weather when the games come back into san francisco. we will look and show you what is going on with our winds: they are quiet. they have calmed down considerably and that is why we are seeing the haze and the humidity is up. it is not a "spare the air" day with the winds picking up with a small craft advisory issued today from 2:00 to 8:00. the bay will be choppy. the ferry road home will be breeze was with the southwest winds at 20 to 30 knots and a northern wind is blowing down the coast and it looks like we will see a few breaks in the cloud cover dead and the wind coming off the water will keep you cooler than everyone else. it is coming right toward us and it and all the way to alcatraz and angel island and stopping short of emeryville and berkeley. total sunshine inland east bay

is where we could see 90's develop for one last day before the weekend rolls around and they come back. 59 at half moon bay and we have mid-60's to low 70's around the bay into san jose and 74 in los gatos a warm spot. and 80 in if san ramon, the warm spot, outside of fairly at 81. at golden gate bridge, it is 58 degrees with the west wind at ten, above and below and average and we have everything, coolest highs tomorrow and friday and the warm temperatures are coming everywhere this weekend. today, the highs start in the south bay where gilroy is 90 and most of the south bay is upper 70 to nearly 80. on the peninsula, mid-to-upper 70's but for millbrae is 70. upper 60's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 70's and low 70's in richmond and berkeley and oakland and nearly 90 inland east bay. tonight the temperatures are mid-to-upper 50's and the cloud cover punches inland a little

bit more with the many layer deepening again and cooler in santa rosa and napa, upper 40's to nearly 50. the satellite shows the high pressure keeping the moisture to the south, unfortunately, and this cold area of low pressure coming near us will induce the stronger sea breeze and that is why we are going to be cooler but as we head to friday, 69 and saturday is 78 for fleet week and possibly mid-80's sunday in san francisco. here is a look at the seven-day forecast, 70's at the coast, sunshine on saturday, sunday, and monday. 80's around the bay and 90 inland and the heat wave will not last so long as the last one and a sharp cool front on the back side of it. rain is being watched next week and right now it could stay north of us. great day out here, grab the sunglasses. sunglasses. enjoy.

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♪ without you ♪ god only knows ♪ what i would be ♪ without you >> recognize that? elton john and one direction, and stevie wonder in rendition of beach boy's heat celebrating the launch of a newly created bbc music with money going to children in need. brian wilson said he was honor his song was chosen and said it is one of the best he has ever written. the fans may disagree. >> scratchy -- catchy tune. have a great day.

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