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. abc7 news begins with breaking news. in san francisco, the visitacion valley area there are reportedly some evacuations after the fire department responded to a report of a gas leak. >> this happened around 10:00, just half the call came in when a car crashed into the side of a house. pg&e is now responding to the scene because of a severed gas line. a safety zone has been ordered around the gas leak. there is a 100' radius.

we will continue to follow this for you on twitter, check out twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> traffic detours with the dream convention that will be the largest software events. in the world. in the world. thanks for joining us. at the mascone center with what to expect. >> kristen, it is crazy down here, crazy, fund, exciting if you are attending a headache and trying to get around i and crazy if you are a local business. >> when the largest software conference comes to town local businesses roll up their sleeves. >> for a couple of days it looks like manhattan with people walking through the intersections. it is great, good for san francisco and the local

businesses. >> the restaurant has increased the staff by 25 percent and expect everyone to work overtime. >> they don't have room to store all the eggs they think they will need to senator all the visitors from the dream force. >> we have worked with some of the vendors so they would deliver to us moreover ten so we would have enough space in our walk in coolers. >> the annual convention has 130,000 registered participants this year the largest number, ever, and double the number who attend or rack -- or ankle world, there is so muchu! moneyy ft people dressed up as ping bears to get business. get aheld of us because we have a free ride town $5 and i want as many drivers as possible. so this means gridlock around mascone center and howard street is shut down. all week.

the sales force c.e.o. responded to complains saying, "sorry, san francisco, for all of the awesomeness." there is an impressive lineup and focuses on philanthropy, the entry fee is to donate a can of food. >> it is about delivering back to the community in san francisco. necessity hope to donate a million meals. can you sign up. dream force hillary clinton is speak, produce know zbruno mars is performing. it will be closed until friday. >> a close call at a san francisco construction site with sky 7 showing up the debris that came down when a building collapsed in the financial district. it was being demolished. the come listen was not planned. the intersection is pine and

montgomery. no one was walking or driving in the area. no injuries. >> the fire along the bart tracks caused a headache for morning commuters and wreck out in san lenadro. trains were stopped while crews were putting out the fire and that caused delays up to 20 minutes and the fire appeared to have started in a homeless encampment. service is back to normal. >> a pedestrian was killed in palo alto after police say he was hit by a teen driver. under the influence. the crash happened at 6:15 this morning. sky 7 was over the scene. you can see the damage caused to the nissan. the man on the street was hit and decided at the sign. the driver was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and possible drugs. >> in oakland a shooting was left dead a man in the hospital this morning at 1:30 on 69th.

project victims were in a car shot up. officers say the woman was hit several times. the man was only hit once. hes with able to run from the seen. he was taken to the hospital where he new is in stable condition. in word on a motive or any suspects. >> the coast guard is waiting for test results of drug and alcohol testing on the crew of a packed ferry boat that crashed into bi41 in san francisco before 6:00 last night. ten people on board the ferry were sent to the hospital with mostly minor injuries and there were 230 passengers headed to oakland and alameda and the ferry boat was fastened to a piling. the coast guard ruled out mechanical issues and now looking into whether human error is to blame. it is back in operation today. >> developing news, we know the identity of a young nurse in texas to pick the first person to contract ebola virus on united states soil. the 26-year-old nurse cared for

thomas eric duncan and the liberian man died from ebola last week at her dallas hospital. here is the latest. today, family members confirming to our station in dallas, wfaa that nina pham contracted ebola virus while treating man man who -- thomas eric duncan who kid here. the mistake was made could have exposed her. >> if you have a cut it can get in but otherwise, you touch your eye or nose or mouth. >> the centers for disease control says other workers who treated thomas eric duncan at dallas health presbyterian could also be infected. >> i would not be surprised it we saw additional cases in the health care workers who provided care to the patient. >> there are 48 people still

monitored exposed to temperature tom before he was isolated. she was not one. only coming into contact after thomas eric duncan was hospitalized. experts are looking into her own ring of possible exposures. so far, extending only to up person who came in contact with her when she started showing symptoms and her dog is machine tored. the apartment is now decontaminated for nabs on alert. >> it is scary. being in dallas. but right here... >> officials stress that the country is not at risk. >> the centers for disease control landing to offer more training to health care be workers here and across the country saying for now they sticking with their poll of supporting local hospitals and treating ebola parent rather than sending the patients to one of the four high-level biocapement hospitals in the country especially prepared to handle the cases. >> a rare show of legal unity in

oakland. the six high el polling candidates in the mayor's race will appear in an hour to urge the passage of proposition z seen as a critical public safety measure. it renews funding for police officers and violence prevention programs in oakland. it provides money for emergency response and set as minimum police staffing level. candidates are working to talk with voters of prop z. >> we are close to halloween when you hear of the giant hump -- pumpkins in the contest for gourds. >> don't mention "smashing pumpkins," because they have auditeds pruned and primed their giants. >> i spent hours on my plants and gave up a lot of weekends where my wife wanted to go someplace and i wouldn't go, i

took time off so much work. >> it is whose grew the best? they can pack up to 50 pound as day but the water weight disappears quickly. most growers kept the signs submerged until the we in, with the judgmenting carefully putting each pumpkin on the sale. the winner walks around with $6 per pound. problem said that is not what he come petitions. i do it for the hanging out with the people and i am competitive and i do it for pragueing rights. the biggest are on display for the art and pumpkin fest that will that was started 44 years ago. >> it means a lot to have this. they have property a lot of people to half moon bay. >> after the big champion pumpkin is crowned, the owner says it doesn't do much good other than saving the seeds for

another champion pup kin next year. >> we have the winner just in, we will look at ipad one, a picture of the winner, john hockley and the pumpkin weighs 2,058 and there it is. this picture was tweeted, from tiffany wilson. by the way, he is from napa. so, he is a local guy, one of the interrupts and, again, he has won with this pumpkin --. >> look at that thing, 2,058. >> you don't make a pie with that. but the size is impressive. sometimes rot is a problem. this is looking beautiful. >> great job. >> a lot of babying. >> still ahead at look, an important health warning of a popular williams sonoma product.

>> caught on camera, a nascar brawl and what set off the fight between the drivers. >> a return to san francisco after a tough loss to the giants last night. >> how about a look outside, the uss america in this live picture commissioned this past weekend end for "fleet week." they are giving out tours and it is busy with folks checking out the uss americaing and a massive line of those waiting to visit line of those waiting to visit the uss

>> a big brawl in the racing world on saturday after they bumped into each other self times during the race. this upset the veteran driver tony stewart so much that he actually put his car in reverse, ramming into one of the vehicles weeks after he was clear by a grand jury after he struck and killed another driver. >> a new warning from the department of public health over a pesto sauce that could cause botulism, a pumpkin seed pesto seed sauce that is sold nationwide at williams sonoma

stores. it could have been contaminated by botulism that can lead to serious illness death. throw it out. >> the giants will land at sfo in two hours afters thering last night and splitting the first two games of the national league championship series in st. louis over the weekend. we got a look inside at&t park as the fields were prepared for workouts. game these is tomorrow and games four and five wednesday and thursday. >> i'm feeling good. it is even numbered year. we will win. we will go all the way and win the world series. >> got to give st. louis comfort to come back and we will sweep them in the ballpark. >> it was a tough situation and they can get the runs in. >> the giants came back to tie and the top of the 9th after a run scored on a wild pitch but st. louis answered back and wong

hit a walk off homer office romo. see you later. that spoiled our come back. for last night. the next three games in the series at game, first pitch is at 1:00 o'clock as at&t park, and games four and five are thursday and friday and start at 5:00 p.m., and games six and seven? needed, are back in st. louis. >> sports is your field, you missed your calling. >> move overs, guys. >> when your kids play you want to be able to learn. rain is on the way. it will miss the way. we have a forecast for fleet week activities and we go from summer to fall in 12 hours. >> the blue angels may have been the main draw but fastives are not over yet.

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covering los altos, antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. the blue angels put on quite a show this weekend for more than a million people the highlight of fleet week, the precision flight team, however, was just one of the many air not call and naval spectacles that drew huge clouds to san francisco. fleet week continues today with ship tours until 4:00 and for most people the blue angels is where it was at. >> even in the service we geek out on that. it reminds us of the hard

working men and women dedicated to fighting for the country and a remainder of what is going on overseas. >> seeing the thank yous means a tremendous amount to all of us. >> this is the first fleet week since 2012 because it was canceled last year because of budget cutbacks. if you want to take part we have a complete schedule of events at abc7news.com. some folks have columbus day off. we don't get many 90's in october, and why see them coming back any time soon. if you are tired of the same clothes, because it has been so warm...now you can do a wardrobe shuffle and bring in your fall clothes after today. for the rest of fleet week, we will have a few high clouds and you can see we going to have

plenty of sunshine and in the mid-70's and breezy in the afternoon. the fire danger ended at look and here is why: our red flag warning was dropped and the winds are gusting only to 12 miles per hour in the hills so miles per hour in the hills so they are not fast and the the key to the forecast, though, is the southern surge coming up from the south and that is run of the marine layer and the low clouds and the cooler weather coming in starting tomorrow. from mount tamalpais it is hazy but it is not a "spare the air" day and another beautiful picture from our east bay hills camera showing the high clouds which is a lot of sunshine today. we will look at the temperatures, we have run up into the 70's in most areas and even some 80's around san ramon and mountain view and livermore and only 68 at half moon bay is we are seeing the caller weather back there. the clouds are going to stay away from the golden gate bridge

for the next couple of hours but later in the evening we will see the southern surge take a right turn and head inland so we will have cooling in san francisco. but, gorgeous weather to take a few pictures or walk or motorcycle ride. warm sunshine. a chance of rain on tuesday night into wednesday morning and a better chance on friday night into saturday morning. here are the highways, 90's in los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy, and take a picture that is the last time you will see the 90's. mid-to-upper 80's in the rest of the south bay, 822 at palo alto and were else in the mid-to-upper 80's and mid-to-upper 70's along the coast and falling this afternoon and downtown in south san francisco after you reach the low-to-mid 80's and same in sausalito and nearly 90 in the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 80's in the east bay shore and low 90's inland east bay. now, tonight the temperatures are going to rub in the 50's and 60's and the cloud cover and drizzle that will develop along the cost and do not be surprised

if you fine the wet weather during the morning commute. offshore flow in, clouds come back tonight, and scattered light showers will get the game in, i am not worried it started at 1:00 o'clock, it will not be heavy enough to slow the game down if this is a light rain. steady rain in the north bay at 10:00 or 11 o'clock and through the heart of the bay and exiting the south bay to the end of the morning commute. we could get quarter inch of a rain and the rest of us .1" or less. look at the temperatures, by wednesday, we are at least 10- or 15-degrees cooler than today and we will be stuck in the 60's and 70's wednesday through sunday. after tomorrow, the 80's go away. >> still ahead, do you miss we candlestick already? if you do, the clock is ticking to bring home a piece of it. we will explain. >> at 3:00 people, on rachel ray, co-host reveals halloween

ray, co-host reveals halloween costumes for the it's a fresh approach

on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlaksos blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools.

>> coming up at 4:00, mcdonald's plans to give customer as happier meal and we will take you inside the fast food giants massive operation. also, the ebola scare. how prepared are local health

officials for the escalating crisis. >> if you plan on getting your hands on a piece of candlestick park you are running out of time. this is the last chance to take home memorabelia from the stadium including a pair of seats. the home to the 49ers and the giants face the wrecking baltimore. the final day to buy something is wednesday. seats are $749 -- get it? and more if they are autographed by former players. could we get someone at the station to do that? >> you mean like a certain mike shumann? >> who? >> got it. thanks for joining us. have a great day. we leave but a gorgeous shot of we leave but a gorgeous shot of san

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