good afternoon, everybody. >> isis is going to lose. those words from president obama today. he's asking congress to authorize military action against the islamic terrorist group. >> mr. obama says it won't be another ground war like the u.s. fought in iraq and afghanistan. karen traverse with more now from washington d.c. >> reporter: the day after the death of kayla mueller was confirmed, the white house says if left unchecked, isis will pose a threat beyond the middle east including the u.s. homeland. >> this resolution reflects our

core objective to destroy isil. >> reporter: the president's resolution would authorize three years of military operations put no geographic limit on the campaign and ban enduring combat operations. on capitol hill, there's already push back. >> the language pertaining to ground troops which is very broad, very ambiguous. none of us know what enduring combat operations means. >> i'm concerned about the breadth of the language. >> reporter: others called it a step forward. >> i want to make sure the president has all the tool the available in order to win this fight. and as we go through this process. >> reporter: that process includes congressional hearings and the floor debate. it may not happen until the spring. abc news, washington. president obama is closely monitoring the developments coming out of peace talks in the fighting in ukraine.

russian president putin, ukrainian president poroshenko and the lead earns of france and germany are meeting in belarus. they met for several hours and are trying to negotiate a deal to end hostilities in eastern ukraine. more than 5300 people have been killed since april, and more than 1 million have been displaced. investigators are looking for the source of a diesel spill in alameda. the department of fish and wildlife doesn't know yet exactly how much fuel spilled at the alameda marina. you can see how big this is there on the water. the coast guard first received a report last night of a diesel smell. cleanup efforts are under way right now. new details this afternoon. this man has been identified as the person whose body parts were found in a suitcase in san francisco late last month. his friends and former roommate mark andrus have been arrested

and was still a person of interest in the case but andrews died last weekend, a few days after authorities released him from jail because they didn't have enough evidence. police have not said how andrews died. they say sha-juan's debtath remains under investigation. a resident who traveled has been diagnosed with measles. this is the first confirmed case of measles this year in contra costa county. the person rode on bart last week during february 4 and 6. >> it is important for people who may have been traveling on bart during those times and may have been exposed and are not vaccinated or not immune that they could catch measles. >> it becomes airborne so that if i had measles, anybody who's in this room, even an hour after we leave can become infected with measles. >> the patient who is a linked

in employee also visited the endo kitchen last week. >> in a statement linked in says they are working very closely with the department of health and following the protocol for handleing the situation. we will take whatever steps are advised to ensure their safety and the safety of the general public. >> joining us is dr. eric upon to answer questions people may have. thanks for joining us. is there a significant risk to the bay area public here? and who's most at risk for concontractingcon contracting measles? >> we've known about it for the last several weeks. we've had an outbreak going on since early january. we've known about measles. and the most important thing for people to know is that most

people are immune. if you've had two doses of the mmr vaccine you are most likely immune. >> now for those people who just aren't quite sure if they've been vaccinated, what do you recommend? >> sure, so there's some general rules of thumb for adults who may not have their vaccination records. if you were born before 1957 you were most likely exposed as a child and are likely immune. for people born after that, i think it's worth discussing with your health care provider. there's a test can you get if you're not sure. there is a vaccine we gave in the early 1960s when we first had vaccine that may not have been as effective. but ever since 1967 we've had a great vaccine and we've been giving two doses of vaccine since 1989. if you're not sure check with your health care provider and you can get a test or a

vaccination. >> one more thing about symptoms. some people may have the flu and think they have contracted measles. what do you recommend to figure out what you really have? >> sure. measles does start with cold-like symptoms, a cough, runny nose and red eyes. often it takes a few days before you see the characteristic rash. if you think you are immune, then you may have cold symptoms. certainly, it's good to stay home if you're ill and stay away from others. and if you do get a characteristic rash, contact your health care provider. he'll talk to you about whether you should stay isolated or if you need testing or not. >> thank you for your time. a burglary suspect shot is in custody this afternoon. police arrested the man after he went to san francisco general to be treated for a gunshot wound.

officers shot danny rodriguez garcia after they say he drove his car at them during a traffic stop. he was able to drive off and elude police. in addition to the burg lary count he will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon on an officer. a young sea lion is recuperating from his long and mysterious trek today. >> he managed to get from the ocean all the way to lake merced in san francisco. we've got a photo of the sea lion named as persevereo. >> reporter: well, you know it's a happy story and a lighthearted story and a worrisome story. this sea lion is not a pup. this sea lion is a year ling. it is 50 pounds underweight.

he's not yet healthy but by sea lion standards, he's much happier, and he has a lant name. do you speak latin? >> i don't. >> reporter: he could fool just about anyone after he rescued persevereo from beneath a car this morning. the sea lion had journeyed more than half a mile from the nearby ocean, quite a trek. >> he was scared and thin. >> reporter: it is a distinct contrast to one of the most famous wandering sea lion, chippy who traveled the river 1 hun100 miles into farm country. baby sea lions are dying this year. and the number of desperate animals has increased week to week. they've taken in more than 100 in the last two weeks. >> all of these pups should be on the channel islands with

their mothers, but for some reason their mothers are abandoning and they're desperate, looking for food. >> reporter: vets have taken to doing necropsies on every animal that dies. >> the animals we're getting in are much smaller, notes as hearty as they should be thinner. something is wrong offer the coast. >> reporter: so persevereo is among the lucky ones. the word means to subsist or continue. in this case, even if it means taking the road less traveled. abc 7 news. >> he's adorable. hopefully he gets back up to full weight. >> absolutely. another day of sunshine across the entire bay area. >> spencer christian is here with a motorcycle in the background. >> another sunny day, and our days get sunnier and warmer. here's live doppler hd. how about this view of the

western sky from our emeryville east bay hills camera. oakland, 67. san jose 66. gilroy, 70 and 69 at half moon bay. here's a great view. we've got mid-60s at petaluma. and here's our first forecast. we'll see mostly clear skies this evening. it will be bright tomorrow morning. cool inland with low temperatures in the low 40s, upper 30s in some inland locations. but by afternoon nice and mild to warm with high temperatures raking from upper 60s to 70 in the coast. and it's just going to get warmer until we get to the end of the week. i'll have the seven-day forecast in just a moment. thank you, spencer. the lieutenant governor announced what many were already expecting. the democrat and former san francisco mayor says he will run

for governor in 2018. he made the official announcement on his website. he admits, jump willing into -- jumping into the race early is something. the company announced it will buy wind power to power its campus with 100% renewable energy. the deal is with the alta mont pass. 48 new machines will produce twice as much energy. little league champions stripped of their national title. and powerball fever intensifies as the jackpot takes another jump up. today is your lucky day. and new at 4:30.

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a chicago little league team lost its championship today over a cheating scandal. abc reporter lana zach has more

on some kids who really did nothing wrong. >> reporter: jackie robinson west all african-american team was one of the feel-good stories of the year. >> chicago wins the united states championship. >> reporter: but now it's come out that district lines were redrawn to create a super team. >> this is about adults being greedy or in really sloppy in the boundary lines. >> reporter: little league baseball has passed the trophy to the team from las vegas, a decision that cuts to the quick. >> me and my teammates work hard all yearlong, and we went down there to play baseball. and we weren't involved in anything that could have caused us to be stripped of our championship. >> reporter: even the white house weighed in saying the president didn't regret celebrating the team. >> some dirty-dealing adults

doesn't take anything away from the accomplishments of those young men. >> reporter: to the new team, congratulatory texts have been coming in. but it is bittersweet. >> i made a lot of friends on that team. >> reporter: and this comes six months after that championship game. parents in chicago are furious that they weren't even notified in advance. lanna zach, new york. thousands of patients undergo chemotherapy every year. but local researchers believe they've developed a test that could increase the chances for success dramatically. tonight at 11:00 we'll show you about an incredible technology that used to fill the size of a warehouse is now given to patients. >> to identify which patients might respond to chemo before they receive chemo therapy.

>> we'll also take you inside the clinical trial that could change the course of cancer tramt here tonight at 11:00. >> could be very very big. >> yeah. and so could this. it's happening now. powerball fever is building. there's a $500 million jackpot. >> that's not too bad. >> have we purchased tickets? >> we have. >> this could be the night. here in the bay area lines are growing for a last minute chance to get rich quick. >> a lot of people are hoping they win. david loughy is live where he's monitoring the line. hi, david. >> reporter: hi. it's not just you and larry hoping for $500 million. so are millions of people across the country. kavanaugh liquors has the distinction of having sold more million dollar prizewinning tickets than any other store. so that's why you see long lines here, people buying their powerball tintckets, hoping that

lightning will strike again. >> j.p. liquors is one of those lucky retailers. the fact the store has sold two million dollar winning tickets in the past is a big draw for those hoping to win tonight's powerball. >> reporter: you think all the good numbers have already been picked? >> no, i don't think so. >> no. i wouldn't be buying them if i did. >> reporter: greg rivera has seen a steady stream of people coming in, some from far away. he wishes each powerball purchaser good luck. so when you're wishing your customers good luck, you're wiring yourself. >> i tell people i'm riding on your luck. >> reporter: jackpot hopefuls say they could use $500 million. >> i just wrote my check for $43,000 for one year. >> reporter: ouch. >> and she's hoping to get through high school. i probably need to win powerball. >> reporter: the own of

jennifer's gift shop sold a winning ticket. that kind of luck, especially with the lunar new year not far away has convinced many this is the place to play powerball. you think you're going to get the good luck to rub off on you? >> popefully. >> reporter: the shop owner receives a commission. he did well for doing so two years ago. >> i paid tax, half, i bought myself a house. yeah. >> reporter: that's great. >> that's what i think the best right now. >> reporter: we saw people spending from $2 to as much as $400 on powerball picks for a chance at $500,000. >> it's a beautiful day to win the lottery. >> it would be a fantastic day. is spencer christian in the office pool? >> no, i didn't join the pool but i'm hoping you guys win

because i know you're hoping to adopt a forecaster. >> when you're in the pool, you have so much money you don't need more. that's what that means. >> yeah that's true. let's take a live look at doppler hd. you can bank on the forecast. we have lovely spring-like weather coming our way a few high clouds around. that lawill be the pattern. here's a live look out over the bay. record highs possible by friday. warmth will hold through the weekend, but hazardous beach conditions prevail. here's the big high pressure bringing us the warm weather. but notice the storminess whipping up high waves out to sea reaching 15 to 20 feet high. those wave heights won't make it all the way to the bay area however, our waves will be elevated here, and we have a beach hazard statement in effect

from tomorrow morning to saturday evening as a result of that storminess out there whipping up these big waves. the potential for rip currents. keep that in find if you're planning beach side activities. meanwhile, overnight, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 40s. tomorrow look for sunny skies and mild to warm conditions all around the bay area. we'll see highs in the mid-70s in san jose, 75 in morgan hill. on the peninsula low 70s for the most part. on the coast, check this out, look for a high of 68 in pacifica tomorrow, 73 at half moon bay. downtown san francisco will reach 70 degrees tomorrow. up in the north bay with just a few high clouds around, but mainly sunny 72 at santa rosa. east bay 72. and inland they'll see highs

from upper 60s to low 70s at livermore, messpleasanton and san ramon. a heartwarming day for valentine's day on saturday. spring-like warmth continues through sunday with temperatures knocking of a couple of degrees. temperatures will still be slightly above average for this time of year. so this spring-like warmth will hold on even though spring is about five and a half weeks away. >> thank you so much, spencer. up next made popular by celebrities, but they may be harmful to your health. a city injecting snarkiness into its street have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number

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concern is growing about the safety of eye lash extensions. it's a beauty service made popular by celebrities. technicians place glue, they actually glue the single synthetic lashes individually to each natural lash. but there are risks. natasha of houston says she was damaged by lashes last year. >> my eyes were swollen up to my eyebrows and my eyes were completely bloodshot, burning. >> anything associated with pain in the eyes or decreased vision should prompt a visit to an eye care professional. >> she believes the culprit was the glue. experts say the formaldehyde used in glue used by some salons can cause allergic reactions like the ones she suffered. properly applied extensions they say are not dangerous and the adhesions should not contain formaldehyde. we now know which

professional dancers will join "dancing with the stars." and the reveal came today on good morning america. >> whoo! >> yes, val. the reigning pro champ but no cheryl burke at this time. celebrity partners will be announced live on february 24. for the full cast, log onto our website. by the way, dancing with the stars is going on the road as well. tonight right here in the bay area. the show's live tour will be in san jose at the center for performing arts whitney carson will be there, and tomorrow she and the cast will take their show to santa rosa. just ahead, why a consumer

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making headlines where you live at 4:30. president obama has asked congress to authorize military action against isis. the president says he is not asking for ground troops but the fight would not be restricted to a specific gee dwraf cal location. president obama says the coalition against isis is strong and that the mission will succeed. a sick sea lion pup is being treated after it was rescued in san francisco this morning. it was saved by a national park ranger and two good samaritans. there are many more undernourished pups like this one. three major chocolate brands are violating of water rules.

leanne? >> reporter: well, you know they tested hundreds of bars not once but three times. and something very interesting is that some companies like for example see's had only one bar that did not pass the test but all their other bars did. some of the organic ones failed too. first, we're told chocolate is good for you, the darker the better. now tests do on hundreds of chocolate bars found some had higher than normal levels of lead and cadmium, two heavy metals. >> we sent them to an independent lab and had them tested for lead and cadmium. >> reporter: ghirardelli had two with high levels and two that didn't. these six chocolate bars also had a higher concentration of heavy metals. how they got intoes they bars is unknown, yet there are some ideas. >> one possible theory is that

lead and cadmium from coal firepower plants, from gasoline, from pesticides get into the soil and get into the bean. >> reporter: another possibility is that somehow the lead is introduced in the manufacturing plant. the consumer health watchdog group has taken these companies to court demanding that they put warnings on the labels. see's had one that didn't pass the test the extra dark chocolate. but the national confectioner's association issued this statement. it is determined that tiny traces of naturally occurring heavy metals in food areunavoid areunavoidable and present no health risk. but these are not acceptable according to the safe drinking water act of 1986. no level of lead is safe for children. and cadmium is known to cause

reproductive harm. >> yes, particularly for younger children. and we should have our government monitor that. >> next year i'll be 80. so at this point in my life i'm eating almost anything because i don't give a darn. >> reporter: in so leanne melendez. the man accused of shooting three muslim students his wife says he was motivated by a marking dispute and not the victims' faith. he is accused for the shooting of two women and a man. hicks' wife and family attorney dispute that he was motivated by hate. >> it has nothing to do with the religious state of the victims or terrorism. it has nothing to do with anything but the mundane issue of this man being frustrated day

in and day out with not being able to park where he wanted to park. >> a former roommate of one of the victims seemed to corroborate those claims saying that hicks often complained about parking and he often came to their door with a gun on his hip to complain. the "american sniper" trial is under way in texas. eddie ray routh, they say is the killer of celebrated chris kyle and mother nan two years ago. kyle is the subject of the hit movie "american sniper." the defense didn't dispute that routh did it but that he was working under mental illness. he could receive a life sentence if convicted. a sports caster was in a business dispute with a house painter accused of shooting him. he is recovering after being

shot in the leg and stomach yesterday. the windows of his silver mercedes were shot out. the suspect, mike montana was arrested. >> adult male face first in the street with his hands in his fists and blood all over his body. we started putting pressure on the wounds. it was, they were saying it was a shooting. people were yelling, he was shot he was shot! >> montana will be arraigned next week on a charge of attempted murder. court records show he filed for bankruptcy protection last year. jerry sar cain yan has died. he won 729 games, and a coaching career that spanned five decades. tark was known for chewing on his towel on the bench as he coached. also known for battles with the ncaa which went on for years and

years. he sued the organization for trying to run him out of college basketball and won that days. he died this morning after years of health issues. he was 84 years old. a university of texas fraternity is under investigation following complaints about the portrayal of hispanics at a weekend party. the university received nine complaints about a western-themed party at phi gamma delta. some claimed the unofficial theme was border patrol. the fraternity's president denies the claims and says those wearing questionable things were asked to ryeemove them. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me right now on

facebook.com. and on twitter at m finney. i'll answer your questions here a little later. we see another beautiful sunset coming our way. we also have potentially some record warmth coming our way. i'll have th

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for many this will be hard to pass up. >> it is currently offering -- oh goodness. i was blown away by looking at that. they are offering a groupon deal. you pay $144. and that will buy you one burger and fries every day for an entire year. >> i'm not sure what that is but i don't think i want it. >> melted cheesy, beefy goodness. >> salt on top of salt. this place is known for creative burgers. that is the doughnut cheese steak, which in philadelphia i bet they sell a lot of those. other creations are chicken bacon eggo waffle sliders built like a pyramid. the restaurant is valuing this deal at over $4,000. >> it's expanding to new york city soon. the deal expires in a few hours. i guess i don't have to worry about eating any of those because they're on the east coast. >> spencer do you think a cardiologist is included in

that? >> i didn't see one thing in there that i would even think about eating. so that put please in the minority probably. but i'm used to being in the minority. we've got mainly sunny skies across the bay area. a few thin high clouds around a lovely day. across the contiguous 48 states it will be generally lovie. but up across the northern tier states we'll see less-inviting weather. a little rain in the pacific northwest, cold in the northeast and maybe even a little snow in the upper midwest where highs will be 11 in fargo and 15 in minneapolis. mild to warm weather with temperatures in the 80s down south. and here in the bay area, high temperatures 73 at half moon bay to 72 in oakland. we'll see numerous inland and bay shore locations with highs in the 70s tomorrow. and your event planner for the at&t golf tournaments next few

days looking sunny and bright with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon. >> we're sending your kale salad up immediately. the new cancer, a silicon valley exec thinks that is the case. and a city getting snarky with its street signs. how it may get peelople to follow the law.

the u.s. government is poised to withdraw long-standing rules about cholesterol. >> the nation's top nutrition advisory panel has decided to drop decades of advice about cholesterol food. it could undo about 40 years of warnings about it. there's been an evolution of thinking among nutritionists

that eating foods high in cholesterol may not effect the level of cholesterol in the blood. butter and cheese may not be so bad for you after all. there was no difference in heart disease between the subjects that controlled their fat intake than those who didn't. chronic fatigue syndrome is getting a new name. systemic exertion intolerance disease. the institute of medicine says the new name more accurately describes the key feature of the illness, which is the inability to tolerate cognitive exertion. about a million people in the u.s. are believed to have the syndrome. and sitting is the new cancer, the comes were made during a technology conference while discussing apple watch. and the watch will include a feature to ping people when they've been sitting too long. >> now you have your device pinging you? >> yes, it will ping you. >> get up and move!

new traffic signs are getting attention. >> they tell drivers familiar things like stop merge, watch out for children. >> but as abc 7's reporter shows us, they do it in a different way. >> reporter: rolling downhill on hayward boulevard, it's easy to get going too fast. there are plenty of signs telling you to slow down, but they're like white noise, easy to ignore, except what? what does that sign say? >> it's funny, gets people's attention. it's a good idea. >> reporter: drivers are now doing double takes to read signs like this one. 35 it's a speed limb,it not a suggestion. or downhill use eyes brakes, brain. >> it speaks out more. it attracts my attention more. >> reporter: and for those who walk across the industry while looking down at their phone, well there's a sign for them

too. heads up, cross the street then update facebook. >> it's funny. >> reporter: the signs have been up for about two weeks. residents had told city leaders they were concerned about speed on the hill. and officials decided they needed an attention getter instead of the usual slow down message. >> some people absolutely love it. they think it's creative and funny. other people say it's corny and silly. it's great. they're talking. they're noticing that message that we need them to slow down. >> reporter: and that's really all they want, is to get people's attention. >> it's really smart. you keep saying the same thing you're not going to react to it. when you see something different it captures your attention and makes you think about it more. >> reporter: city officials say this is an original idea. they haven't heard of it happening in any other city. a spoerks person says they got a call from someone in new york. it is time for michael

finney to join us. and one e-mail said a creditor who had a judgment against me from 20 years ago garnished my bank account. can they do this after so many years? >> maybe, maybe they kcan. they have ten years to go after your money. if they don't do it the judgment expires unless they renew it. then they get another ten years. after 20 years they might be able to collect. what you want to do is go check to see if they've renewed it. >> erica c e-mails i received a gift certificate for $100 for a well-known restaurant in los gatos. now the restaurant's closed. do i have any recourse? >> not really. you can go through a bunch of hassle of going through the bankruptcy court, but it's a federal court. you're not going to do that. no. there's nothing you can do for

$100. the only possibility you have do they own another restaurant? if they do you can try to say hey, you've got to use it here. >> that's a good suggestion. >> mike k asked, the sur charge on my bill at a pizza restaurant was taxed. it feels like a scam. is it? >> no. first of all i don't like the restaurants separating these out. it's a cost of doing business. they don't check for sugar or property taxes. but they separate this out because they're ticked off they have to pay for health and welfare for their workers. so they separate out this new tax. they're allowed to do that as long as they tell but it and because the state says it's not some separate tax. they're separating out, just as i explained, you have to pay tax on it. they've done the exact right thing to do. make sure they tell you in advance. the first time you're seeing it it should not be on the receipt. it should be on the menu, on the table on one of those little cardboard things. it should not just be on your bill. >> thank you michael.

up next, the star-studded cast of characters at pebble beach. and mike shumann was there for the action. coming up new at 5:00, a so woman diagnosed with cancer is fighting to live but wants the right to die. how she's challenging current state law. also, this is not just a fashion statement. learn how these sweaters are

tonight on abc 7 modern family and blackish are on. and catch all the shows live on the go with your smartphone, tablet or computer go to watch abc.com or download the free app in your app store. fun continues at pebble

beach where celebrities shoot out some of the biggest names. they're showing off their golfing skills. >> mike shumann was there for all the fun. >> reporter: today's shootout had a tough act to follow with the 49ers and giants but clint eastwood was back in the field. and anytime bill murray's here there's going to be a lot of laughs. >> i had no idea she had a scout uniform. >> reporter: bill murray is back and as popular as ever. what brings you back every year? >> it's just these interrogations. these 10,000 questions from the same people. >> reporter: clint eastwood and murray were captains this year and picked their six-man teams. ray romano was picked but he had other things on his mind. >> this week is valentine's day on saturday. so a lot of these people are going to be in trouble. but that's one of the benefits

of being married for 27 years, this is my gift to mother. i'm going to try to make the cut so she couldn't have to see me on sunday either. >> reporter: huey lewis is a main stainstay mainstay, but his golf game is not up to par. >> i'm playing so bad, tiger woods could beat me right now. >> reporter: but huey and partner bill murray took the hole and bill tapped it in. >> reporter: it came off to a continueoff. charles kellie won it for team eastwood. >> it's good to be out here. >> reporter: and you picked the right team. >> i had to pick the right team because i haven't played well enough to help anybody. so we had good players. >> reporter: well in this new format, team eastwood came out on top. and the local charities are the real benefactors of today's shootout. i'm mike shumann, abc 7 news.

>> how pretty is that? >> beautiful day. >> go ahead, make that putt. getting stuck on a plane due to a flight delay rarely a good thing unless this happens. ♪ ♪ >> lucky passengers at seattle were treated to an impromptu concert by the grammy-winning seattle symphony. >> tired of waiting, the musicians broke out their instruments and started playing. hopefully that helped the two and a half-hour delay go by a little faster. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. measles is circulating throughout the bay area. >> on abc 7 at 5:00. a new case of measles confirmed in the bay area because this

patient brushed up against a lot of people getting to work and back. a live report on an investigation. and a chocolate surprise. what a bay area watchdog group says it found inside some popular sweets. i'm your meteorologist. i'll have 2004temperatures where you live coming up. this is abc 7 news. >> a measles exposure warning for bart riders as contra costa county confirms its first case. >> we begin tonight with developing news. and here's what's happening now. the infected person rode bart during the busy commute starting from a lafayette bart station. >> laura anthony is there and joins us live. >> reporter: the pool of potentially infected people is quite large, but the reality is most of those folks are immune.

it's that small percentage that could be vulnerable that health officials are most worried about. >> we determined that this individual had traveled on bart during the infectious period. >> reporter: it's a case that potentially exposed tens of thousands of people in the bay area to the dangerous measles virus. >> it's low risk if people have been vaccinated to get measles from this exposure, but it is important for people who may have been traveling on bart at those times and may have been exposed. >> reporter: the person boarded trains at lafayette, three days in a row. he or she exited at the montgomery station and went to work at linked in's offices on second street. >> measles is very infectious. it becomes airborne, so that if i have measles anybody who's in this room, even an hour after we leave could become infected with

measles. >> reporter: health officials have released the following timeline. the individual was on bart 6 to 8 am and then returned each evening from 7:00 to 9:00. the shoulders of the commute, those trains are distributed elsewhere in the system. so there is a possibility that even if you rode the richmond line you may have been on the same exact train this person was on. the person also spent time at the e and l kitchen and bar between 5:30 and 7:00. the measles patient is recovering at home and will be isolated for 21 days. in lafayette laura anthony, abc 7 news. thanks very much. this case in contra costa county gives us a total now of 15 confirmed cases in the bay area. there are three in san mateo county. two each in marin and