so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. here today, to communicate about a healthcare worker who has contracted the ebola virus. >> centers for disease control and prevention confirmed that texas health care human being worker who cared for an ebola patient has tested positive for ebola. the first time someone has contracted ebola onest soil. it's what health officials and the american public feared. we now have the first caisson's of the deadly ebola virus spreading from one person to another. here's the latest from dallas. reporter: this hospital in dallas, another ebola case.

a health care worker who treated the patient who died from the vie rust last week, now infected. >> she identified symptoms immediately on onset. she was isolated promptly. >> officials from texas health presbyterian hospital say the worker filed guidelines, including wearing full protective gear while caring for thomas eric duncan. but the cdc says the infection shows there war a breach in protocol. officials saying there's no risk to the community, but sending out a reverse 9-1-1 call towater the healthcare worker's neighbor. >> a healthcare worker in your area has tested positive for the ebola virus. >> workers rush to decontaminate her car, and apartment complex. >> as president obama was briefed on the first transmission of ebola ever in the u.s., the cdc says they're investigating and offering more

training to the staff at the hospital, adding they are prepared for the possibility of more cases here. >> unfortunately, it is possible in the coming days that we will see additional cases of ebola. this is because the healthcare workers who cared for this individual may have had a breach of the same nature. >> we're told one of the healthcare workers' close contacts is in isolation as a precaution. those 48 people believed to have had contact with the first patient, thomas eric duncan, are still being monitored and still have shown no symptoms. marcy gonzalez, abc7 news, dallas. >> developing news in southern california, where los angeles county health officials now say an airline passenger suffering flu-like symptoms was not at risk for ebola. the passenger was sick onboard a flight thatland at lax from kennedy airport in new york. the united airlines plane was briefly taken to a remote area out of ebola concerns.

nurses here in the bay area are raising the alarm over what they say is the look of guidelines and safety measures in the treatment of ebola. they took their concerns public today outside kaiser permanente medical center in oakland. the nurses' union says the hops treating ebola patients in in nbc and texas have set higher safe standards than those recommendedded by the cdc. the union is calling on the cdc and kaiser to upgrade emergency preparations. >> we believe peel transporting waste are being better protected than the nurses in the hospital. >> the union wants proper hands-on training and protection for health workers exposed to ebola. kaiser says that it is, quote, fully prepared to evaluate and treat suspected and identify cases of ebola disease while providing the it mose protection for all our healthcare providers. there are daily developments on the ebola crisis.

you can get news alerts and other breaking news with our abc7 news app. it's free to download on the apple's app store or google play. developing news now. a man is dead after being swept out to sea while fishing. it happened on rodeo beach in marin county. sergio quintana is live the coast guard station in sausolito. what have you learn? reporter: well, one of the two men who were swept out was plucked out of the water by a coast guard rescue crew. they attempted life-saving measures on him all the way on the trip here to the coast guard station but unfortunately, shortly after he arrived here he was pronounced dead by paramedics. this happened at noon. national park service lifeguards say they heard calls from help from marine band radio two men had been swept into he water at rodeo beach in marin county. lifeguards found one man clinging to the rocks. they rescued him and rushed him

to a hospital. the second man was spotted a short time later and was retrieved from the water by that coast guard rescue boat crew. a spokesperson for the national park service says right now they're trying to figure out exactly how the two men were swept into the water, but there is a high-surf warning in effect from the bay area beaches here all the way down to the monterrey bay area. beach goers are being warn that these high surf warnings are going to be in effect throughout the evening. that will include the possibility of sneaker waves and high rip currents. reporting live in sausolito, abc7 news. >> as you mentioned, beach goers have been warned to keep an eye out for the dangers the high surf and strong rip currents. let's get to drew tuma with more on that. >> we continue to have these active warnings in effect because of the risk of rip currents. live doppler 7hd showing you a quiet picture, but the problem we're having, a wind out of the

north and northeast, anywhere from 17 to 20 miles-per-hour. we have had gusts nearing 35 to 40 miles-per-hour throughout the afternoon. this active wind will continue to be with us throughout the next 12 hours. we have the beach hard statement in effect through late tonight, meaning we have the large northwesterly swells, anywhere from 10 to 12 feet possible. creating dangerous strong rip currents and the sneaker waves. the good news, this wind is going to relax over the next 24 hours, but the wind will bring changes to our air temperature and also the chance for rain. details in the forecast in a bit. >> one man is dead and two others are in the hospital following a shooting in east oakland. police responded to the shooting at 9:30 last night on 83rd 83rd avenue and a street. three men had been shot, one died at the scene. two others were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening wounds. police believe there were four armed suspects at the scene, but so far there have been no arrests. just half mile april from

the shooting there was a second shooting shooting in east oakland. the gunfire was reported at 8:00 a.m. on international boulevard. these are photos from the scene. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical conditionment one armed suspect was involved but that person has not been located. it's still not known if the two shootings are related. there's much more still to come, including a picture perfect sendoff for the blue angels during fleet week, and the boot it's giving to businesses and fundraisers. this is the week of giant pumpkin weighoffs. we'll tell you about one that it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines

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>> an absolutely gorgeous day for the fleet week starring the blue angels. thousands admired the heard-stopping twists and turns. tiffani is live from marina green with a look. reporter: the marines are starting to clean up now. the show end an hour ago but after listening to the blue angels, some people's ears are still ringing. >> pilots soared into the heavens and shot across the sky. formations shifting on the fly. >> it's amazing. >> all kinds of aircraft streamed across the horizon, some leaving smoke. blue skies meant perfect conditions for the blue angels. >> what is your favorite part? >> blue angels. >> i like the blue angels. >> me, too. >> the blue angels show. they're going to be flight soon, and even us in the service, we

geekout. >> the blue angels stole the show once again but many families arrived early to explore other attractions like this coast guard boat and marine vehicle. >> i saw all the stuff. >> we found children agoling many in googles, imagining themselves as future heroes. >> does this make you want to be a pilot or join the navy. >> yes. >> the mission was simple for veterans, arrive early, stake out space, and enjoy. >> airplanes are a big thing for the little boy. >> the vendors, a bit more preparation. delicious foods homes to sell 600 teriyaki sticks today. >> we're hoping to raise $2,000. >> by all accounts, fleet week san francisco was a stunning success. >> treat week reminds us of all the hard working men and women who fight for the country and a

reminder what is going on overseas. >> seeing the families and a thank you means a tremendous amount. >> folks are excited about fleet week next year in san francisco, abc7 news. >> fleet week runs through tomorrow and we have a complete schedule of events on our web site, abc7news.com. >> abc7 is honoring hispanic month. today we recognize jose ortiz, chance already of peralta community college district, with four campuses serving almost 25,000 students in northern alameda county. we have more details on instagram at abc7 news bay area. still ahead, poor sportsmanship by fans turned -- by fans in oakland. >> taking a live look outside. look at the sun. been shining down on the bay area all day. but things are going to change. drew tuma has the forecast after the break. now, here's the look at what is

ahead on world news at 5:30. >> good evening, coming up on world news, that breaking news out of dallas. a nurse who cared for america's first ebola victim, now sick herself. plus, extreme weather on the way for 42 million people, and the secrets behind america's funniest home videos. that's after abc7 news at 5:00. trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too.

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are. >> a rivalry turned messy. fans egged one of the san diego chargers' team buses as it arrived at the o.co coliseum for the game against the raiders. jordan bean tweeted this image of the egg-coated window. he is a reporter that works with the chargers. the rivalry dates back too 1960, according to a spokesperson for the chargers, players were surprise but otherwise laughed eight off. >> the giants are once again

turning the month into an orange october and fans are showing team spirit. look on abc7 news. viewers sent us this picture of duke. he says, don't mess with the giants. and this is tiny, the english bulldog puppy wearing his black and orange jersey. giants fans, we want to see your team spirit. i'm your fan photos to us or tweet them to abc7 news bay area. gorgeous day in the bay area, not a bad way to wrap up fleet week. checking in with drew tuma because -- silver. the weather. >> it's good that fleet week is ending in the next day because we have rain on the way. sunshine will be fading behind clouds and the next 48 hours and temperatures will tank. we had sunshine out there today. downtown san francisco is sunny, and some ten degrees above

normal right now. 79 currently at san francisco. oakland, 82. san carlos, 90. san jose, 87. 88, morgan hill. half moon bay, 73. from the mt. tam cam. the boats in the bay looking out with what is lest -- left of the air shows 90s across the board. folks at santa cruz, dipping their toes in the water trying to fine relief. forecast an make show -- animation shows fair skies tonight and then a cold front brings shower chances tuesday and wednesday, so satellite and radar, high pressure, our muscle maker, still in control of our weather, bringing us the sunshine and wind out of the north and northeast. dragging in the warm temperatures and also increasing our fire danger, so we still have the red flag in effect tomorrow morning for the gusting winds from 30 to

40 miles-per-hour, bringing the humidity almost bone dry at 8%. that means any fires could rapidly grow and spread. as we take a look the changes, here's the cold front we have been advertising. that's going to press this high to the south. wipe out the warmth, bring back the clouds clouds and bring bace shower chances. so the forecast animation from sunday into monday, still has the wind out of authority -- north, warm, dry temperatures on the way for monday, and temperatures above normal. then our wind will shift to onshore. you see the clouds move back in tuesday morning so limited sunshine for tuesday, and then we watch that cold front bring in the rain chances-and i think the rain is going to enter the picture shortly after the evening rush on tuesday and then overnight into wednesday, so your overnight lows, very quiet night out there. plenty of stars. 59, san francisco, oakland, 60. highs for your monday, 80 in san francisco, 90 concord, 88, san

jose, 88, napa, and santa rosa, 92, plentiful sunshine to start the new week. if you are headed to game three of the cardinals and giants it does still look dry for tuesday. lots of clouds in the sky, breezy, and temperatures cool in the mid-to-low sixness. looks like the rain is going to hold off until after the game is wrapped up. the accuweather forecast shows one more day of warmth ask then cold front tuesday and wednesday, by wednesday, inland spots dropping some 20 degrees from what they see tomorrow. the coast and the bay in the 60s, and then stay in this pattern throughout the rest of the seven day forecast and another cold front wants to move through friday and saturday, bringing another chance of rain so a progressive pattern right now. >> over to shu now. we saw the egged bus. >> when you're 0-4, stay classy,

oakland. 77-yard touchdown to homes starts off the game but a rookie mistake from the quarterback cost them in the end. details in sports.

>> the raiders and chargers, one of the best rivalries. but a rookie mistake cost the silver and black a victory. raiders came out firing. 577-yard td pass to holme. his best game as a raider.

silver and black, 7-0. game was tied at 14 in the half. in the third, escapes his man, gone, 47 yards, first career touchdown, 21-14 raiders. phillip rivers, three tds. game tied at 21ment but oakland retakes the lead in the fourth. a dart to the end zone. 28-21 raiders. two minutes left now. 28-24. the rookie, oliver, over the pile. oakland down three. now 1:22 left. but carr going for the win, picked off. rookie mistake, throwing into double-coverage. raiders follow to 0-5, but this was a different team today. >> we came here to win a football game today, and in our league, there's none of those type of things, no moral victories, but i did tell them i

was proud of them. this group, from what they've been through here the last two weeks, played with energy, a lot of passion. got to give credit to the team across the field. >> peyton manningheadded two more td passes, now two behind brett favre for most in the nfl. down seven, smith from his own end zone, picked off, goes the other way for six, broncos win 31-17. new york has lost five straight. seahawks hosting the cowboys, murray, sixth straight 100-yard rushing game of the year. only the second in nfl history. puts his team up 27-23. russell wilson, a chance to tied but picked off by mcclain, cowboys beat the seahawks at home, 30-23 the final. >> packers, some late-game heroics in miami. aaron rodgers, third td pass of the day with three seconds remaintaining, packers win

27-24. shootout in cinci. bernard, the longest rushing td from scrimmage today in the league this year. 89-yard in the second quarter, he had 137 on the day. 14-7 bengals but needed overtime. all 15 minutes. mike nugent had a chance to win it as time expires. missed the field goal. game ends in a rare 37-37 tie. >> college football has a new none as mississippi state jumped over florida state in today's ap rankings. in the 78 year history of the ap poll no team has gone unranked to number one in five weeks. bulldogs wins, and mississippi state got 45 first-flays votes, seminoles 12. unusual for a top ranked team to drop. here's your top five. mississippi state, followed by fsu, ole miss, baylor, notre dame, and stanford, 23rd. we'll tee it up in the

frye's.com open. and more from the raiders. into you then. >> up next, the biggest pumpkin in the bay area so far. the competition to grow this year's greatest gordon.

>> creepy clowns spotted throughout central california. what started the growing horror

trend that has lead to at least one arrest. >> the vegetarian animal that bay area cattle ranchers fear could be dangerous to their herds. this is the week of giant pumpkin weighoffs and one has taken the top prize in the south bay already. pete and cindy glass glaser of nap would would winners of the giant pumpkin weighoff. their gourds weighed in at 296 pounds. might be a contender for biggest in the u.s. weapon won't know until tomorrow when the biggest contest takes play, the half moon bay pumpkin weighoff. $30,000 prize for any pumpkin that sets a new world record. unbelievable. >> a big gourd. >> puts us more in the mood for fall. this weather is not doing it. join us at 6:00.

see you then. welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. the first case of ebola contracted here in america. a nurse who cared for the man who died in dallas. tonight, confirmed to have the deadly disease. how did this happen? what went wrong? and can we really stop ebola from spreading here at home? our dr. besser is here. extreme weather. the most powerful storm this year bearing down. the tropical systems in the atlantic. is one about to become a hurricane? and the severe storms heading our way. the forecast, just ahead. no joke. the prank that's happened to some of the biggest names in hollywood, now, the latest victim, this albuquerque woman. police with assault rifles circling her home. that terrifying 911 call. >> okay, please don't have them shoot me.