live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning on wednesday. it is wet wednesday at 5:00. first up, we will check the weather forecast. drew is here. drew? no, we are going to mike. that is okay. we are tag teaming this morning. let me tell you why we are outside because the california earthquake authority has set up an area to show us aboutics and tell us about the earthquake insurance and get us prepared when the next big one hits coming up on the 25th anniversary of loma prieta on friday. we have the great shakeout tomorrow and that is when you will want to stop, drop, cover and hold on. we will talk more on that and

earthquake insurance is a hot topic and early morning systems. are they possible? >> but, first, the forecast and live doppler hd shows where we are seeing the rain. it is scattering of rain across our neighborhoods and all of us are touched by rain. if you have not been touched by rain, this is flowing from about the southwest to the northeast, in the south by we have enough to make the ground wet and that and what you will notice the next couple of hours, the morning come -- commute is wet towhere we will have flight arrival delays. in the afternoon hours, it will be cool again with temperatures runs in the 60's and 70's and the rain and the breezes this morning will taper and the afternoon. the worst of the rain if trying to get around is happening right now. leyla gulen?

>> good news, bart is back on time and rolling at 36 trains. ace train one is a minute early. >> now, the richmond-san rafael toll plaza, it is wet but not too many vehicles, it will only take five minutes when you cross the water. through petaluma, 66 miles per hour. slicker conditions. the green area, moving across 101, you will feel the wet conditions affecting the commute. on the golden gate bridge, again, we had rain that fell here. we do have a few overturned vehicles and spinouts. we have the possibility of more rain and more accidents. be careful. it is 5:02. breaking news from texas. a second health care worker has

tested for for ebola virus part of a team caring for a parent who died. federal officials are scrambling to contain the outbreak. a second texas health care professional tested positive for ebola virus, the worker was part of the team that cares if thomas eric duncan reported a never yesterday and was placed in isolation. decontamination crews responded to another apartment complex and officials work to identify the people the second worker had contact with. the other patient in texas is improving. yesterday the nurse's continue was upgraded to "good." she said "i'm doing well and want to thank everyone for kind wishes and prayers. they are vetting how she contracted ebola despite wearing full recollective gear while treating thomas eric duncan before he died. >> we are bringing resources to

dallas to examine what exactly has happened and ended up infecting the nurse there. >> the centers for disease control admits she may never have been infected if they shad experts on the ground from the beginning to prevent another nurse or doctor from getting the disease, the centers for disease control will send a rapid response team to any hospital that degrees a patient. i wish we had a team like this on the ground the day the first patient was diagnosed. that might have prevented this infection. >> other works who may have had contact with thomas eric duncan are closely monitored. the nurse's union is going after texas presbyterian hospital claiming it was not prepared to deal with ebola. in dallas, texas, the centers for disease control is holding a briefing and news conference on this outbreak, the second health care worker who has ebola virus.

let's listen. >> with me today is dr. varga executive vice president of texas health presbyterian who will speak next. the mayor will speak after the doctor and we will take some very limited questions after that. we are giving you the limited information we have at present. we are continuing to get information. i will update you throughout the day in a variety of ways. we have very important work i need to get to the mayor and i need to get to at the conclusion of this. doctor? >> thanking. i am the chief clinical officer for texas health resources. i everyone that the mayor, the

judge, centers for disease control, state health officials and the dallas county health department for continued partnership as we manage this unprecedented crisis. as others have said this morning, the development, while concerning and unfortunate is continued of the our monitoring program is working. currently, we continue to monitor 75 health care workers in condition junction with the state. while i cannot discuss patient specifics the new patient was involved in the care of thomas eric duncan, the o patient whose passing we still mourn. our interest at this time, first and for most, is making certain both our current patients safe the care though need. that remains the focus. the safety of our parents is the highest pry either. we will continue to coordinate with officials to meet the challenge presented to our hospital, our community, and our

country. a lot is being said about what may or may not have occurred to cause some of our colleagues to contract this disease. it is that in was an exposure some time in their treatment of thomas eric duncan. we are a hospital that sevens this community incredibly well. we have for half a century. we are a hope that may have done some things different with benefit of what we know today, though, but make no mistake no one wants this right more than our hop. the first to diagnosis and treat the insidious disease. >> this is a news conference happening right new in dallas, with officials talking about the confirmation a second health core worker has testified positive for ebola virus, the same important where the lie borne -- liberian man, thomas eric duncan died. thes is centers is taking steps to make sure hospitals follow

the same roars and they said the new parent is dealing with ebola with "grit." those are their words. we will follow any new developments. >> a woman is improving and the hero rescuer is talking how his injohnnyious use of a popular app saved her life. she drove down a steep ravine on mount hamilton. matt is at the medical center. matt? >> yes, this is the first time having a weak password actually paid off. the woman is here at regional medical center in the icu and treated for leg and stomach injuries and is in stable condition. she drove her car down a ravine on point hamilton road on monday afternoon and was known from the car face down and hurt and the rescuers could not find her location. at 3:00 a.m. yesterday, a police

officer want to her house and found her ipad and realized he could use the apple find my help phone app to track her but first, he had to crack her pass codes. >> on the ipad, it was locked and i made an educated guess based on a series of common numbers people use for passwords and on the third attempt i was able to get in. >> he turn on the location finder remotely and got a read on the phone and rescuers found her and a coast guard chopper took her to the regional medical center. her family rushed to the hospital asking for prayers and privacy. the officer cameron plans on visiting her in the next few days. matt, thank you. now the weather on this wet wednesday morning. we will check with leyla gulen,

first, and a look at traffic. this is away from the east bay across to the bay bridge toll plaza. from emeryville camera to the eastern span of bay bridge the traffic is running smoothly and we have slick conditions across the roads and it will be wet and we still have drizzle that is making its way to our bay area freeways. so far, though, we did have a handful of accidents, mostly cleared though. in the north bay through petaluma we are at top speed continuing to the south through senator ralph and over the richmond-san rafael bridge, it is clear. we are looking at slowing, however, heading over the a pass, however, it could be worse. right now we are averaging 30 or 35 minutes from tracy to dublin.

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through a yield sign and the 18-year-old hit the windshield wiper, pleading would fusely and taken to the hospital with a head injury. the 44-year-old was arrested on suspicion of d.u.i. and neighbors believe a fourway stop at the intersection will make the neighborhood safer but they say it is hard to get serious attention because they live in unincorporated contra costa county. today, emergency crews will conduct a water rescue drill in san francisco happening at the marina greens starting at 10:00 a.m. which will include a simulateed we ferry accident with victims in need of rescue from the water. the keg coast guard and national park service and lifeguards and the san francisco first department are taking part in the training operation. the first lady hosted a question and answer session online last night and one of her responses blew up on social media. the question, on average, how many calories do you burn you town -- turn up.

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vigorous shower activity. the skies in san francisco are overcast and san jose right now has light showers. there will be showers off and on. then it will move out. have an umbrella to start. 65 in mountain view and san ramon at 66. slit showers are falling and we have more chances for rain on the seven-day forecast which includes more cool autumn air in the next week. our forecast will show you light showers through the region and isolated, identity her mit showers and they will fall apart but the clouds will hang with us so the evening will see mostly cloudy skies and the ballgame at at&t park, today, will be dry but breezy and cool and temperatures in the 60's and falling to the 50's and tomorrow

is not a wet commute but cloudy and a mild morning. highs across the bay area are 68 for richmond and 71 in palo alto and 72 in san jose. lows are 59 in san francisco, and 60 in oakland and 58 in san jose. the seven-day forecast shows we light morning showers early and tapering for clouds in the afternoon and tomorrow is dry and cloudy and the next chance for rain is friday evening early saturday morning and light showers again, not a wash out and another chance of rain coming on monday into tuesday but temperatures are holding steady and fall like the next seven days. good morning, drew. you can see this portion of 280 at highway 17, fought is much as you take it further interest downtown san jose where we have a major accident involving several vehicles and a thank are truck carrying sewage. all lanes are blocked and we

have an overturned trailer and one of them is full and the blue water they use for the portable potties is spilled over the road and all lanes are blocked northbound 280 away from 101. you want to avoid this area. we do not know if it will be a hazardous spill or what. c.h.p. is headed out there now. traffic is diverted. you want to avoid it completely by taking surface streets from 101 to the other highways. >> something stipulatings -- stinks about that. >> seven things to know use start director day and a halloween costume is going way over the line. >> and the help a peninsula fire department could turn

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he are seven things to know today. the anybody one be breaking news from texas, a second health care worker tested positive for ebola tending to temperature tom who died from the virus. haz-mat team are disinfecting the apartment of the worker. the nurse at the same hospital is in good condition. number two, you are waking up to morning rain across the bay area and light patches of drizzle, hit or miss through the morning and grab the umbrella. three, we have major problems san jose northbound 280, we have a tanker carrying port-a-potty fluid that spilled because of a speeding vehicle with all lanes blocked and northbound 280 at 10th.

a 28-year-old south bay woman is responsive and in good condition africa reason -- after road. she was found 18 hours later by her phone. the family of reeva steenkamp will not pursue a claim against ok objection and they will pay back $10,000 given to them by oscar pistorius over a year and a half. progress on the statewide early morning, system is discussed this morning in san francisco. an experimental system sounded an alarm 10 seconds before the napa earthquake hit in august and officials want a similar system for the rest of the state. the giants will try to take control after an amazing walk off wouldn't over the cardinals yesterday and a wild throw on a tense inning bunt scored brandon

crawford from second and the giants won 5-4 and lead 2-1. first pitch today is at 5:07 people. american crews will conduct a water rescue drill in san francisco happening at the marine far greens starting at 10:00 this morning including a simulate ferry accident with 40 volunteer victims in need of rescue from the water. the coast guard and national park service and lifeguards and the san francisco fire department are taking part in the training. >> a drone could be coming to menlo park to help in firefighting and officials say a drone like this one would give firefighters a bird's eye view of emergency situation including locations of planes and could cost $3,000 paid from the fire district reserves. any videos will be made available to the public. the drone will be discussed next

week in a board meeting. halloween costume company is released an ebola containment suit and angry people say it is too soon but what really bothered some is the caption mention to the costume "this will literally be the most viral costume of the year." it costs $80 for the suit and boots and gloves. >> we have a full 90 minutes of news. >> the man accused of arson in alameda

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weather. >> we have areas of drizzle. not heavy. but you do need the umbrella. live doppler hd is showing a lot of green on the screen. the rain is moving in from the west to the east. not everyone is seeing the wet weather. everyone will see some wet weather at some point. today we have highs in the 60's language the cost and 65 in san francisco and 70 in vallejo and 72 in san jose. showers will taper with sunshine later this afternoon. headed interest san jose right new we have a major accident with clarification now on exactly where it is located in southbound 280, all lanes were blocked because of a ten vehicle crash involving a tanker carrying port-a-potty fluid. we do not know if it is sigh acknowledge because if it is, it is haz-mat situation, possible

injuries involved and two plans are sent out and the rig driver is currently trapped in his vehicle. we do have crews headed out there. it is a big emergency. possibly two lanes have now opened shortly and foreign laps blocked off. we will keep you posted and follow you -- you can follow on twitter. in texas a second health care worker has testified positive for ebola virus and they are trying to figure how it was contracted. the second health care worker is a woman. we know she also took care of thomas eric duncan. that is the patient who died at texas health presbyterian in dallas. >> they are preparing to start

the decontamination process outside the worker's home. the worker report add never on tuesday and was isolated after tests came back positive. officials confirmed a worker was among those who took care of thomas eric duncan. the first nurse, nina pham, is recovering and she, worked at texas presbyterian and took care of thomas eric duncan. other workers would by have had contact are closely monitored. officials in dallas shared the latest information from dallas county with us a few minutes ago at the hospital we have a situation involving 77 people, two testing positive for ebola. we are preparing contingencies for more. that is a very real possible.

>> the virus is spreading so quickly the world health organization is predicting up to 10,000 new cases in the next few months in west africa unless drastic action is taken. and we are learning now nina pham and the other health worker may have been infected. a union is claiming measures at texas health presbyterian worked for days without proper protect ive guy. there are constant developments on ebola and you can get updates as they happen and other breaking news with our news app free to download on apple's app store or from google lay and we have more information >> woman stranded in the scar fore 19 hours is safe because of her iphone and good detective work. 28-year-old melissa vasquez is

responsive after careening off mount hamilton. she had onstar navigation system and police were alerted there was a crash but they gave the officers the wrong location. a police officer figured out her pass yesterday, unlocked it and used that to turn open her apple "find my phone app," to pinpoint the location and 20 minutes later the officers found vasquez down a ravine. the helicopter got her out and got her to the hospital. the giants will try to extend the win anyway they can tonight in game four. there was another unusual way to score for a wild walk off win at at&t park. bottom the 10th with runner runners on first and second, a lay down bunt and brandon

crawford scored and giants won 5-4, the fifth post-season walk off in franchise history leading the series, now, 2-1. amy hollyfield has more from at&t park. this is the best place to be in town if you are hooking for excitement, enthusiasm and torture but the worst deal in town surrounds this ball mark: the cost of parking the car. look what the gar raps are charging, $100 on game day. or more. if the giants keep winning the coughs could keep going up. fans are happy to pay it because the entertainment is worth it. businesses around the ballpark are busy and are benefiting from this playoff run.

we will need them and everyone is on call. we will neat all the help. >> a man spent $500 for the game today but if you want to come to the game: the giants spokesman said the cardinals at the last minute released tickets and the giants put them up on their website and she does not know if it will happen today but says it is worth checking. if you come down here bring a lot of enthusiasm for the giants, and, also, your wallet. all good advice. lore -- love your orange. game four and five are today and tomorrow at 5:00 3m and then the series shifts back to st. louis this weekend, if they play game

six and seven. >> two men accused of a strange of fires in alameda are due in court for bail hearing and enter a plea. the two men face three counts of arson in connection with eight fires on september 28. the fires damaged or deyou haved several homes and businesses. peterson's family and friends say police have the wrong guy insisting peterson was working weapon the fires were started. become police arrested a suspect in a vicious attack on an elderly woman caught on surveillance video. the 58-year-old carol freeman of san francisco faces physical any battery chaps after someone tipped off police to her identity for pushing an 8 a-year-old woman to the ground three weeks ago for no apparent reason. freeman is held on $150

>> there will be a meeting for a comprehensive earthquake system after highlighting the need for the early warning system. last year, governor brown signed a bill for this at a cost of $80 million and an experimental system sounded the alarm ten seconds before the napa earthquake hit and officials want a similar system for theist of the state. and the loma prieta happened 25 years ago on friday and our news anchor takes a look back at the 1989 earthquake on friday night with a special report "15 seconds, 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake." please join us. >> and mike is in the elements. >> we have fought had sprinkles

but they are still this. live doppler 7 hd shows what we are dealing where this morning as far as the commute, scattered rain is moving all through our neighborhood and it is light rain and enough to make things slick and we have moderate rain, yellow is show up, as we look at places north of santa rosa to windsor and that area. also, if you are around daly city, light rain toward sfo where we will have issues this morning with flight arrival delays. temperatures are running in the upper fits to mid-60 so it is mile as we thought it would be because of the rain and the clouds that are coming in. a look at our highs today, we have mid-60's along the coast into san francisco and upper 60's to mid-70's around the bay. i will tell you why we are here next to the ferry building,

overnight earthquake is with we are talking about and the graphic show we are on the edge of something that could be created during the earthquake. we have the i imagine of the bay bridge collapsing and the same thing could happen where the ground opens up on a roadway or street and a car could be swallowed up if you are not careful. we will talk more about earthquakes and earthquake safety. >> and in downtown san jose we have a major citizen involving a tanker truck carrying blue fluid you sigh in the port-a-potties. it is news haz-mat because there is no sewage involved but only one lane is getting you by so there are delays up to that point. we have five vehicle involved, including a tanker and a up coffin joys and two plans are sent out. we did have the big rig driver who was trapped so c.h.p. on the

scene trying to help out. we have all laned but one shut down causing severe delays as you hold into downtown san francisco, central san jose. the rest of san jose is moving along fine but for the we fact that 101 is slow down at alum rock and 36 miles per hour between 280 and 680 and top speed are 280 in the northbound direction away from highway 17 it is clear and highway 85 has in delays. i will keep you posted on this. an amazing construction project reaps a major milestone and it will make the bay area water supply safer. >> coming to the aid of high-tech women who put motherhood on hold, new campaign perk offered to help start a family when they are

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is wednesday morning. we do have showers out there. you can see we are using this live doppler hd to track where the showers are in your neighborhood and at what time to get going this morning. also, you and see what shows up on live doppler hd with the weather app which is free at

apple app and google play. the san francisco public utilities commission will celebrate completion of a new tunnel delivering water from the reservoir under san francisco bay. the item knell is designed to withstand the worst, predicted on the faults at the cost of $215 replacing pipes from the 1920's and 1930s staying on the surface and go under water but never underground. a study in the 1990's said they would not surprise the next big earthquake and the tunnel runs five miles from menlo park to newark. apple and facebook have a new perk paying women to freeze their eggs saying it gives women an option to have a career now and start a family later. that doesn't pay the women but it pays for that if they wanted it as a health care opening.

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we have issues out there this morning including the tanker accident in san jose. >> there is a sig-alert and leyla gulen is following that. we have a look at live pictures on southbound 280 in downtown san jose you can see c.h.p. is on scene after an accident involving a tanker truck carrying a blue nontoxic liquid and we are not sure if the wet roads had anything to do with this accident but it appears that maybe a vehicle if the area caused the crash. you can see the car, it is smashed up badly and we know the driver of the truck may have been trapped in his vehicle, as well. we do have c.h.p. and ambulances on the scene, as well, along with san jose four and crews are cleaning things up with one lane getting you by.

we did have delays so if you can avoid the area, please do, it does not look location they will be mopping up. san jose first is on the scene and trying to clean this mess up with four vehicles involved. southbound 280 at first street. coming up, good, better or best the. >> friday is the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta, and meteorologist mike nicco is taking the weather forecast outside to talk about preparing in the bay area. we will talk about that and who is likely to see a strong earthquake. that is ahead. first, though, the forecast to get you going: live doppler hd shows scattered showers and not everyone is dealing with the scattered showers and as i look up i can see stars and the moon.

to the north we are seeing our best radar returns, with light and moderate rain from win store to santa rosa and the whole area including guerneville and through south san francisco to millbrae. there is wet weather this. point hamilton is getting the budgeter radar returns as we see a it bit of clearing over the santa clara valley. if you step out it is mild, upper 50's, along the coast into the north bay and low-to-mid 60's for the rest of us. here is what i think will happen over the next seven days as we look at our beautiful camera from the exploritorium, rain is going to taper, for clouds and we will have a few bribes of sunshine and temperatures will be cool, again, with more chances to wet weather on friday night and saturday and monday interest tuesday and it will be cool all seven days. we will roll this forward from

isolated showers will become less numerous by noon and gone by the evening commute if you have plans to be out i would not worry about the wet weeks ago. we will have fog developing tonight and mostly cloudy conditions with the marine layer trying to return as we head into the morning hours. today, mid-to-upper sent loan the coast into san francisco and upper 60's to low 70's inland east bay. the seven day forecast shows highs are staying in the 60's and 70's friday evening, thens our best chance of rain is after 10:00 or 11 o'clock so most of the football games will get in. keith is deputy director of the usgs with a lot of questions. who is most likely to so a big earthquake? what are the odds of happening in the bay area?

>> the post likely fault producer is the hair fault -- hair fault, a 20 percent of 6.7 earthquake the next 30 years but anywhere in the bay area you should be prepared because there is roughly 2 in 3 chance of a large earthquake occurring in the bay area the next 30 years. >> why do you do 30 year forecast? >> because most mortgages used to be 30. >> that is interesting. what did we learn from napa and what can we do with that moving forward? >> a lot. a last ours instruments funded well and we did not have that if place during loma prieta. it was a good test. we learned it ruptured to the surface and since that time the places where the ruptured to the

surface have been moving we call that after slip. it is important to understand that because sometimes we measure how much slip has occurred in an evening and it has to separate what occurred during the earthquake we from what happened after the evening. >> sounds like you have a lot of studying to do. we have maps from the usgs that will help you understand what has happened in your neighbor and we will tweet it out and put it open our facebook page. back to you. coming up, good, better, best, a new rating system that shows you how the fruits and vegetables you bay were grown. >> the new form of addiction doors are treating. >> we want to see the weather where you live, san us your weather photos and e-mail at

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, morning drizzle. the commute is wet. live doppler hd is tracking the fall storm bringing wet weather to us. and meteorologist mike nicco is a file seconds away with the forecast. we had to use the windshield wipers this morning. you may have to, as well. if you catch figures of your wet commute, e-mail them to ureport@kgo-tv.com. we have breaking news from the south bay. that is going to be a mess with a thank -- tanker