live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> something went wrong in the hospital. those two people should not have gotten infected. >> alarming new evidence in the ebola virus crisis as the second nurse testing positive for ebola at same hospital. the situation at a dallas hospital is literally going viral. a second health care worker is being treated for ebola. a family member tells abc that the woman's name is amber vincent. she took a flight day before she started having symptoms and the

centers for disease control wants to interview everyone on the plane with her. >> we are in dallas with the latest. yes, we are told the nurse came down with a never yesterday. immediately she drove herself to the hospital and in 90 minutes was if isolation. the centers for disease control say she in stable condition and will be transferred to emory university in atlanta later today. >> another health care worker at the dallas hospital infected with ebola. like herç colleague, nina pham, still hospitalized, the nurse was part of the team of 77 people involved in treating the ebola patient who died. the others being monitored with concerns there could still be more cases. >> it could get worse before it gets better. it will get better. >> team of experts are trying to figure out how the two women contracted ebola. the largest nurse's union in the country claims the hospital made serious mistakes alleging in

part that the protective gear that health care workers wore while carrying for thomas eric duncan was part -- left part of their skin exposed a. >> they did not feel safe. >> the texas health presbyterian hospital saying "we will continue to review and respond to any concerns raised by our nations and all employees." the centers for disease control has a temperature of experts offering exceedance and training to the staff. >> the apartment complex where she lives alone decontamination is underway. neighbors are on alert. ascary. >> more concerns as we learn that vincent was on a plane the day before she started showing symptoms and the centers for disease control contacting other passengers on the frontier airlines flight from cleveland to dallas at a precaution. thank you.

president obama is expected to dress the nation about the ebola situation this afternoon. we will have the remarks in a special report and will bring it to you right here. there are constant developments on the crisis. you can get the update as they happen and other breaks news with the news app. it is free download on apple's app or from google play and we have more information at abc7news.com/app. at home a number first responders are in san francisco. they are training to save passengers from a ferry boat on fire. there are a lot of organizations working together? >> yes, it is essential, they want to be prepared if an ever sent like this happens. you can see there are actually part of the crews that actually started all of this but what i would like to show you is dramatic video we shot, with one of the ferries shooting out

large thick smoke because of an engine fire on the ferry moving rapidly to the top deck, forcing passengers to jump into the bay. the water is cold, as you know, and many of the passengers can not swim. remember, this is a training drill. more than 40 passengers with injuries from smoke inhalation and burns to problemmen bones. it is key to working with other responders when tragedy strikes. >> communication is difficult when you have various agencies. this is a drill to find where we need to improve and strength were the areas that are strong and to create a great working network with the amendments that depend on each other. >> you hat golden gate bridge ferry and you had park services and san francisco fire department. the teams want to make sure the communications work. there were a couple of incidents everyone is aware of, the tanker that hit the bay bridge but the

ferry accident just a few days ago. they want to be ready if tragedy strikes because more people are, indeed, on the bay. a preliminary report shows the air tanker that crashed in yosemite national park may have hit a tree before it want down. the ntsb says that pilot craig hunt was working with other planes whose coordinated exact locations to drop retardant on the dog rock fire and it appeared to hit a tree with the wing and it ripped off before the crash. he was killed. this is a preliminary report. the ntsb is still investigating. >> the south bay c.h.p. is investigating a six vehicle crash on the san jose freeway. this truck carrying the blue water overturned and spilled the liquid all crass the rains on southbound 280 at 1st street at 5:00 a.m. impacting the morning commute. it took crews two hours to clean up the mess and clear the scene.

two people suffered minor injuries. >> you can see the road was wet and we have rain later today but we will get to that if a moment. a police officer will visit a 28-year-old crash victim he helped to rescue. the victim is at regional medical center recovering from the crash in stable condition with injuries to her leg and stomach. vasquez drove her car down a ravine in an accident and the rescuer could not find her until 3:00 yesterday morning when a police officer went to the house, spotted the ipad and realized he could use the "fine my ipad app," to track her down. >> i noticed she only had 12 percent bat friday in the phone and i was able to take a screen shots of the location which indicatedded on ma'am monday road. >> the family rushed to the hospital and they are asking for your prayers and for some privacy. >> what will be the story

weather-wise? yet you cannot track the ball to right field because the wind was me the ball aover. will it be different today? meteorologist mike nicco, how does it look? the wind will taper in the afternoon. north of richmond and san rafael bridge transitioning from the bay, we have light-to-moderate showery northern contra costa county into solano county and toward martinez and vallejo and benicia and heck lease and it will head to the east and it is the only game in town. we are seeing a trend of the showers tapering and the sunshine is coming out that will irritate the atmosphere. a stray shower is possible and the likelihood of hitting at&t park by 5:00 is remote. 63 at 5:00 and dropping to 60. it will be chilly but not very breezy. joy amendments fans are ready to pack at&t park for game four of the national league championship series tonight and while their team post-season

play is torturous finding the parking is expensive torture. amy hollyfield is at the ballpark. amy? >> yes, you can park your car, these nice guys across the street from the park will park your car but they will charm you $150. we set out this morning to fiend you a good parking deal. are is a good place to put your car? we were surprised to find that is a tough answer. >> on morning of this playoff game, the parking situation doesn't look so bad $20 for the day. don't get excited. they have other signs ready to go so they can change those prices closer to game time. >> up to $100. >> gary wants it carefully because he has a monthly pass to the garage and even this loyal customer pays more when the giants are playing.

[ inaudible ] >> we asked parking attend amounts carlos santos what the garage will charge closer to game time and he said it hasn't been decided yet. >> i hear people saying $80, $100 or $120. >> they will be wanting to see watt guys across the street are charming before deciding. yesterday, some parking garages charged $100 or $120 for the day. >> ridiculous. i wouldn't pay $100. or even $on. >> what about the $20 signs? does it pay to get to the game early. no, those people have to be out by 2:00 weapon the -- when the new prices are rolled out. >> we asked the parking attendant if he would pay $100 for a parking spot and he said no he would spend it at the bar. the bars thank him for that.

this is mo-mo setting up this morning expecting a huge day today and another big one tomorrow because the giants fans clearing will also be opening their wallets. >> game four and five, today and tomorrow and first pitch is at 5:07, and the series heads back to st. louis this weekend if game six and seven if necessary. preparing the bay area for big one, a milestone for a major infrastructure project keep diagnose the water flowing off the earthquake hits. >> are you and your family ready? meteorologist mike nicco will be meteorologist mike nicco will be back.

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the san francisco public utilities commission is celebrating the completion of a new tunnel beneath the san francisco bay the longest ever built under the bay that will withstand a big earthquake on the hayward fault and will provide millions of people in the bay area with fresh children water from the reservoir and yosemite national park. it has been in the works for years. in 2002 voters approved the upgrade of the aging system.

>> meteorologist mike nicco teamed up with the california earthquake authority to get us ready for the next big one. as the recent napa earthquake reminded us we live in earthquake country. you feed to know what to do when the next one hits. >> we are in a typical living room but we are not. >> during the big shakers this is the largest, similarity and we are in san francisco. san francisco earthquake could san francisco earthquake could happen just like that. why did you do what you did? >> drop, cover and hold open, right? if that were a real earthquake you need to protect yourself, recollect your head, okay, you are not to run to your kids' room or if this is an earthquake

people break their shoulders and legs, recollect yourself by dropping and covering your held and hold on to anything. >> we learned, also, secure items that fall will help you as they come crashing down and they could injure you. it could be just the thing that hurts the most. 25 years ago this friday, the loma prieta earthquake hit the gyp me at 6:30 right here on friday night as we hook back at the earthquake with a special report "15 seconds: 25 years later, the loma prieta earthquake." mike your information is helpful, as well, but appreciate that. >> you remember being on air for how many days straight? >> a long-term ago, but remember the lessons from the past. >> coming up, a real life wedding crabber. what was supposed to be the

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covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> police in cut cut are searching for wedding crasher accused of stealing differents and cards meant for the bride and groom. the police department released this surveillance video. the newlyweds were celebrating on saturday evening and this man casually walked into the wedding

reception and made off with the goods. you can see him running out of the hotel with the gifts if his hand. >> what a shame. >> white house will go pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. for one night the president's official residence will be lit up on the pennsylvania avenue side. president obama says it shows america stands in solidarity with those battles breast cancer and those at risk. abc7 is going pink and you can take a pledge and do simple things to protect your house and things to protect your house and possibly change your life. >> at game time the only things raining gown are bombers or home runs. the royals are doing a pretty the royals are doing a pretty good job on their end.

and rodeo and to benicia and martinez and to fairfield that is where our rain is right now, the only shower is falling apart right now as we speak. this is what we will see if the rest of the afternoon, a beautiful shot of the bay and clear air behind the cold front as we look from emeryville to alcatraz and over to the golden gate bridge. with showers we get rainfall amount all over the scale and all over the place and geographically and mill valley is .3" and san jose southeast to downtown is .3" and orinda did, as well, and in san francisco .01" and millbrae only .11" and from 22,000 miles in space this is how it looks, you can see the low clouds and the waves as we

have 100 jet stream over the top of us shooting another system our way and that will come in open friday. in san jose, 280 at 17, put the umbrellas away and get the sunglasses out. as we look from the east bay hills camera you can see the cumulus building and the moisture is still left in the air with the warmth that creates the buoyancy needed and we will have a stray shower. the best chance of that is down away the south bay and the higher elevations on either side of the santa clara valley. most of us are in the mid-60's but we do have 70's in hayward and los gatos and only 61 right now with rain in fairfield. from emeryville, it looks gorgeous with showers tapering and sun and chance of rich, friday and saturday and monday and tuesday and cool autumn air and the seven-day forecast. headed to the south, low-to-mid 70s and santa cruz is only 67. we will have upper 60's to low 70 on the peninsula and mid-60's along the coast until deal city

and colma, low 60's and nearly 70 through the north bay valley and upper 60 to low 70s along the east bay more and low-to-mid 70's headed inland. tonight we will fall back spot 50's and they will be cooler 50's than this morning as we were in the 50's and a few 60's. the showers are fading, we will turn our tax to the next system that will come in on friday night and i still think as we look at the seven-day forecast we will have drizzle during the friday evening football games but mostly near the coast and when the games are over our chance of measurable light rain will fall later on friday night into saturday and saturday afternoon and sunday is dry and we will have another chance of rain monday and tuesday and we are getting nickeled and dimed bit. it is. worry not getting get were rain. >> it adds up. >> the timing is good. weekend games, we are clear. thank you. >> happening today, whole foods will use a ranking system so

shops know if the row is responsibly grown other good, better or best, and accept new rules on water usage. >> a chance to help bay area families in need with a small donation. donation. >> at 3:00 p.m., we have rachel

coming up at 4:00, caught on spread a man accused physically abusing toddler twins. hear from the mother and the warning for all new parents. and, selfies in space on abc7 at 5:00 you will see the people moment from the spacecraft as it appears to meet with a comet. >> today is the day you can help ronald mcdonald house charity make a difference. the charity is celebrating a day of change, the 40th anniversary of the opening of the first ronald mcdonald house. ever. come by to any mcdonald's restaurant and drop off change in donation boxes located near the register. >> >> it adds up and will help the local chapter of the charity

providing localing facilities for families of children undergoing illnesses and they raised $52 if last year. we remind you that there is a new ronald mcdonald house at the concern's hospital and meteorologist mike nicco and i got a chance to take a tour of that and we have been working on a story together about that. it will air tonight at 6:30 and you can have a preview. >> and a fundraiser open friday where you can join us. >> we have tickets available. >> that is it for now.

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