sergio quintana is live in san francisco with the story. reporter: you can see that there are still signs up, warning drivers that onramps would be closed for a little more two months, until december 12th, for the overnight work, but because of that slowdown, right now caltrans is regrouping, trying to figure out how to get the project done without having such a huge impact on commuters. this is the backup on the top deck of the bay bridge this friday. crews were working on replacing expansion joints but the plates crews laid over the area that would ray lou vehicles to drive over the work in progress started a backup on the top deck. en on friday, i dragged on into the lunch hour, this is not the first time caltrans crews used the plates but for some reason the drivers were not just slowing down. some were coming to nearly a

complete stop before driving over and caused the big backup. so this weekend the plates were removed. >> we took a look at it and thought, let's go ahead and just suspend the project, see if he have any other options, a better way of doing this without having such a drastic impact on traffic. >> caltrans spokesman bob house says the maintenance project on the bridge isn't an urgent stage, not at an urgent stage, but does need to be completed. caltrans workers are going to meet tomorrow so they can see how to get this project done, what they're considering right now, i'm told, is working on a seven-night-a-week schedule to see if they can squeeze the schedule to a much shorter completion date. reporting live, abc7 news. >> commuters would like to see that. thank you. novato police want to learn more about a crash that may have killed a man. someone discovered a smashed up

toyota pickup truck around 8:30 this morning. police found a man's body inside the truck. it appears the crash happened hours before the truck was found. the marin county coroner is trying to identify the victim and determine how he died. authorities in the east bay are investigating two separate road-rage incidents. one happened last night at 7:30 along interstate 58 a near tracyment the hoop patrol says a driver of a toyota pulled alongside an odd dion the freeway and shot at the other car. two of the three people inside the audi were hit. the gun mound in the toyota sped away. about two hours later also on interstate 580, a driver was stabbed by another driver after both pulled over near north livermore avenue. the two drivers fought on the side of the freeway. the victim was treated at the scene. the stabbing suspect was arrivedded by highway patrol. antioch police want to know if a shooting led to a car crash. a car hit a parked car before plowing through a chain link phoenix this afternoon.

it happened along san jose drive near buchanan road. someone fired the car before it crashed. officers looked at the vehicle after finding what might be bullet holes. paramedics took one person to the hospital. no word on their condition. marriage developments in the ebola crisis. the defense department is creating a 30-person quick strike team to help with future cases, and the hospital where the first ebola patient in the u.s. died issued an apology today. tiffani wilson is live from the newsroom with the story. >> the military's announcement about the strike team and the hospital's apology come as many in the medical community are anxiously waiting for the cdc to release new ebola guidelines for health care workers,. >> printed at as a full page ad, tex health presbyterian apologized to the community and attempted to explain what went

wrong. the first ebola patient in the united states died from the disease there. two nurses who cared for him contracted the virus. the hospital's ceo admitted two key failures. a lack of communication about thomas duncan's travel history and the lack of ebola education and training prior to duncan's arrival, saying, as an institution, we made mistakes in handling this very difficult challenge. today, bonny castillo of national nurses united says if more people are infected with ebola other hospitals could find themselves in the same unprepared position. she wants hospital to stock top-grade hazmat suits and require routine practice sessions for care-givers to learn how to put them on and take them off. >> it's all about preparedness. >> on tuesday, california nurses plan to meet with governor brown in sacramento to discuss statewide procedures and national nurses united creates an online petition, asking congress for a comprehensive uniform protocol regarding all nurses treating ebola patients. >> in west africa they now term

ebola, nurse killer. this is so critical that we get this right. we in this country, should have the ability to contain and eradicate ebola. >> for the 48 people exposed to duncan after he entered the u.s., today is the last day of monitoring. >> thankfully they're asymptomatic, and looks like none of them will get ebola. >> nor good news. a lab worker who potentially handled duncan's specimens and boarded a cruise ship is now back home. symptom-free. abc7 news. >> a nursing assistant in spain who was infected with ebola is now clear of all traces of the virus. teresa romero was the first person known to have contracted the disease outside of west africa, when she tested positive for ebola nearly two weeks ago. spanish authorities say a blood test showed her immune system eliminated the virus from her body.

she had been treating two patients who died of ebola at a hospital in spain. >> there are daily developments on the ebola cries. -- crisis. our abc7 news app is free to download, and we have more information at abc7.com/apps. the san francisco giants are now kansas city, getting ready to battle the royals in the world series. we were at sfo this afternoon as the giants boarded their plane. the team arrived in kansas city shortly after 2:00 this afternoon hour time. fans lined up earlier behind the orange fences at at&t park to wish the g-men luck. hunter pence signed a couple quick autographs. >> today i got pence. >> what is it like seeing the players 20 feet from you. >> i'm going to the game on saturday but this gives a human touch it to. >> looks fantastic and ambitious and really, really healthy and happy. >> this is the third time in

five seasons police have stopped traffic for the world series-bound giants. the team will spend tomorrow preparing for tuesday night's game one. >> giants fans have been sending in photos hoeing their team spirit. this is a five-year-old who wrote a letter to buster posey. it reads: i really like it when you hit home runs. so does shu. and tears of joy from this young giants fan after the giants won the pennant. he was so happy, his parents said he started crying. so did shu. here is the wrld series schedule. game one is tuesday, october 21, in kansas city. game two, wednesday, the 22nd 22nd in kansas city, and then the giants return to san francisco, game three, next friday, october 24th, at at&t devastating oakland hills fire .

>> hillary clinton is back in os plan to meet her appearance. fighting poverty. bay area'e halfway around the tuma. this weekend sunshine forecast o monday, going t a damp, wet weather day on the you with the accuweat

tomorrow majors 23 years since the devastating 1991 oakland hills fire storm. the fire killed 25 people and destroyed nearly 4,000 homes and apartments. to mark the day group of oakland fire safety officials will aoffense the formation of a wildfire prevention couple. -- council. the council with expand community outreach to teach home openers about defensible space and reducing the risk of fire. former secretary of state hillary clinton will be in san francisco tomorrow to speak at a fundraiser for the democratic party. clinton will join house democratic leader nancy pelosi at the fairmont hotel for a luncheon. protesters are going to rally outside the hotel to urge her to oppose the keystone xl pipeline

project ask to take action against climate change. clinton is widely expected to be a presidential contender in 2016. more than a thousand people took part in a run and walk in fremont to fight poverty around the world. the village in action was set up at lake elizabeth to show participants its work. the money raised today helps people struggling with poverty and hunger in some of the poorest parts of asia and africa. >> they've gone into the developing world to aid developing communities in order to use their own resource. >> raise funds to help global communities. we make hospitals and schools. >> organizers hope to surpass the $275,000 they raised last year. >> the als ice bucket challenge, that's so last summer.

today it's all about the one and a half mile walk and the high fives. dozens of people gathered at heather farm park in walnut creek in the walk to defeat als. alan wong emceed the event which raises funds for local chapters. coming up next at 6:00, apple pay poised to make a grand debut but millions of apple users will be out of luck. a bit of rain on the rain. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the forecast. >> other another tough day for the raiders, the cardinals pulled a fly-by, and

the largest gay rights organization in america is endorsing a once a day pill to prevent hiv infection. the human rights campaign is calling on insurers to provide more generous coverage for the drug. if taken regularly the pill can reduce the infection rate by 90%. doctors are reluctant to prescribe it on the premise it might encourage high-risk behavior. >> cupertino based apple will debut its payment product tomorrow. apple pay will enable an audience of iphone 6 and 6 plus owners to pay. if you have the air ipad you can use the product. users can tap their devices on a

reader at stores that accept apple pay. all the major credit card companies and 500 banks are on board. apple users with older devices cannot use pay. the company wants users to upgrade their phones. and i'm shoe they'll oblige. >> we're tracking rain, coming as early as the morning rush. right now, live doppler 7hd we're not taking rain, just generally clear skies. look at the east bay hills camera. the clouds are rolling back in as the sun is setting. we'll see the clouds on the increase overnight, and showers will shortly follow. temperaturewise right now, pretty comfortable. 56, san francisco. 70, oakland. los gatos, 69. antioch, 76. satellite and radar, showing you the clear sided overhead, giving way to some clouds and the clouds are associated with a

cold front that will bring is showers overnight tonight, all associated with an area of low pressure in the gulf of alaska and churning up our water. strong rip currents are possible and sneaker waves through tuesday evening, looking at the forecast, sunday evening, clouds arrive, and then early monday morning, showers begin right along the coast and specifically in the north bay, around santa rosa. the showers spread south for the morning rush, getting into san francisco around 7:00, 8:00 a.m. and going to linger in the east bay and south bay, through the early afternoon hours. in the afternoon and evening, thundershowers are departing, clouds breaking down and that will set the stage for clear skies overnight, tuesday morning. once the system wraps up tomorrow evening, lying shower -- light showers, some

areas with a quarter inch of rain. we'll take you to hawai'i where we have a downgraded storm, now tropical storm anna. winds down to 70 miles-per-hour. it's demarting the islands so good -- departing the islands, and then it's going to move to the west, leaving clear skies for monday afternoon and drying out hawai'i. so good news there. overnight lows in the bay area, clouded arrive, showers after midnight in the north bay. overnight lows, 58. highs tomorrow with the limited sunshine, going to be a tough time to warm us up. into the 60s, and san francisco, 66. fairfield, 73. if you are headed to the kansas city for tuesday's game one, it's looking good. we'll have clear skies. cool, first pitch. temperatures right around 63 degrees, and then later in at the game by the seventh inning, temperatures falling into the 50s, around 58.

so the accuweather seven-day forecast, light showers tomorrow morning, getting out of here by the later afternoon and evening hours. a cooler day. knock off 10-15 from today and tomorrow, but then we're back in with the warming trend, sunshine returns on tuesday, and looking forward to the latter part of the week and the weeken for games three, four, five, we're looking dry. look at friday, warm, 80s and 70s along the coast. >> good -- well, not good. but i'm only worried about the forecast inside my apartment. >> kind of warm. you say 69 is warm for you, so 70s on the coast. >> thank you, drew. >> why die complain so much? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure. >> okay. >> talk amongst yourselves and i'll do sports. we're 48 hours away from game one of the world series with the royals hosting the giants. kansas city will put a lot of pressure on the pitching staff with their able to run testify

bases. buster posey will have his hands full trying to stop the royals' speed. it's youth versus experience. buster posey and the giants know they must take advantage of the opportunity ahead of them. >> just like 10-12, this is an opportunity. that a lot of people don't get. and i think we're going to try to make the most of it, and enjoy playing baseball. >> raiders starting to press like any team would, looking for the first win of the year facing the top team in the nfc doesn't help. cardinals in help. carson palmer went to work. stepfan taylor was hit by woodson but keeps this ground, 7-0 arizona. second quarter, palmer goes deep to michael floyd. 33-yards on the touchdown pass. 14-0 cards.

palmer, 22-31, 255 yards but the game can change with one play and here it is. giants to the cardinal three. then they give it to darren mcfadden. he punches it in. they were down 14-10 at the half but stepfan taylor was back on the pitch. 59 total yards and two tds. 21-13 cards. raiders had pressure on palmer. moore with the big hit. palmer and mack get caught with their shoes. raiders lose. the card are 5-1 for the first time since 1976. >> can't keep seeing we'll get it next week. that doesn't work in this league. got to get it when the opportunity is out there, and we have had opportunities in the last two weeks. put ourselves in position to win and didn't win. >> if we were 6-0 right now, or 0-6, i would be talking to you

the same way i am now. i'm never going to change. for me i just keep my head down and keep working because you're going to be criticized a lot and praised. you have to ignore. >> afc west, chiefs and chargers in san diego. first play of the fourth quarter, alex smith to sherman, where is the defense? touchdown, 20-14 chiefs. 26 seconds left. chiefs send out sans to to win and it he nails it. this one 48 yards. big road win for kansas city. >> seahawks and rams. this play says itit all for seattle. baily 0 yards for the touchdown. wow. then in the fourth, 2:55 left. seahawks down two. from the 18. rams with the fake punt. get the first down, game over. st. louis wins 28-26.

seahawks lose their second straight, now 3-3. >> dallas running back demarco murray the first running back in nfl history to rush for over 100 yards in the first seven games of the season, ran for 128 today in a touchdown against the giants. tony romo threw three tds. cowboys are 6-1 with the 31-21 victory. >> the sharks' five game road trip to the northeast stopped in new york to face the rangers in a matinee at madison square garden. enough said. martin keeps whacking at the puck, finally squeezes it by. sharks wanted a whistle but didn't get it. the puck is misplayed. sharks with the first regulation loss of the year, 4-0 the final. >> 49ers and broncos highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >> next at 6:00, fury's furious

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join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20. making life easier for bay area pet owners. the east bay city that wants to outlaw pet restrictions on r.s. then at 11:00, here on channel 7, the new effort to track down water wasters and how you can help. brad pitt's world were ii tank drama steam roled over the competition this weekend. "furry" brought in more than $23 million, sending the film, bat rag tag group of tank mates, into first place. enough to knock "gone girl" from the top slot. "the book of life" was in third

place, followed by "alexander and the terrible, horrible, really bad day" and the romance "the best of me." ticket sales are up 25% from the same weekend last year. have you seen "gone girl." >> i have not. >> that does it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. ♪

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