live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. they got some sanitary issues do deal with here. >> dozens would ate at the popular shows restaurant ended up in the hospital with alarming symptoms from food poisoning and the health department is worried this could be more victims. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am cheryl jennings. >> a dozen would ate at mariscos restaurants are in intensive care and it is linked to one bacteria, shigella. >> we got the new numbers and the public health department is reporting ten new cases overnight. that brings the total to 40

cases since the outbreak first started. most of them have required hospital admission. 12 of them have received admission into the icu. officials say all of people ate at mariscos restaurant in san jose on friday or saturday. restaurant was closed by the county on sunday morning. so far, shigella has been confirmed in 15 cases. officials suspect it was spread by an infected food handler, and a man has been eating there for 15 years with no problems but now this is troubling. >> i would give them a chance...but, maybe a little bit down the road. >> they passed the previous two health inspections but there have been ten violations in 2013 the restaurant will remain closed until the safety of the public can be assured. i am joined now with deputy health officer dr. george hahn.

what is shigella? >> it is caused by a bacteria. it infects you when you eat it. you have little bacteria that gets into the food or someone is preparing food and you eat it and after six or 12 hours you will get cramps, diarrhea, fever, perhaps blood in the diarrhea, and vomiting. >> very serious symptoms, the the recommendation is what? >> if you have the symptoms see your doctor. get tested. possibly get treated. >> get evaluated. >> thank you, doctor, we appreciate your time. my colleague will follow-up on had story and bring you more details coming up later abc7 news. thank you, matt. engineers will inspect the overpass that partly collapsed in oakland.

a driver whose scar was -- whose car was smashed is speaking to us. amy hollyfield? >> yes, he worked here in emeryville. we just interviewed him. he said even though this happened to him last night, he is still upset this morning. >> it is pregnancy sure -- it is pretty surreal. i was terrified that the overpass was coming down on me. >> he was driving home from work last nature and part of the overpass started falling. it was scary. cars started slamming on brakes and he was concerned the whom thing wrote come crashing down. >> i am shocked. i have seen that bridge in poor shape for a while. you do not think something like that is possible. if you do not pay attention, buildup on the structures, they fall apart. >> parts of the overcross started crumbling at 6:30 last

night. 460' of fencing hit ten cars when hit tumbled document one car that crashed caught fire. 9 people in the car were transported to the hospitals where minor injudgment he was okay but very shaken. >> as a community we need to think how we can fix our roads and take care of problems like this before they become dangerous problems. we were lucky. very lucky. no one was killed. >> i spoke with caltran and they said an engineer is inspecting the bridge right new and the bridge is safe. they say it was build in 1947 and is due to be replaced in two years. >> new this morning, h.o.v. lanes opened on speaker state 8980 between oakland and san leandro. caltran is hoping it will help drivers cut time. the hours are 5-9:00 p.m. in the morning and 3-7 p.m. in the

afternoon. >> a massive sinkhole opened up in union city and could re-open. can you see crews have filled the hole at new hair veteran after the sinkhole grew to 35 feet to 40'. when it started to open up last week, crews had to replace utility lines before they could fill the hole and officials do not know what caused it but they hope to have the street opened by tomorrow. >> the highway patrol is investigating a late night crash along highway 101 that killed one person and left another seriously hurt. the crash forced the c.h.p. to shut down all lanes of southbound 101 near 3rd street before 11 o'clock p.m. with officers responding after a 9-1-1 caller reported an object blocking the lanes. investigator say the person who survived was taken to the hospital with major injuries. >> residents are out of their home after escape an early morning flier with flames before 5:00 at a him on north 14th street between washington and

empire. firefighters contained the fire to just the kitchen and one person is staying with friends now and the red cross is helping the other. >> a san rafael man is under arrest accused of assaulting a woman inside her home overnight. police say the call came this from a him on a street before 3:00 this morning about a strange map running a a. rubbing a woman's shoulders while she was in bed. officers arrived and found the man 33-year-old jumping off the balcony and running away. when they caught up to him he had stolen items from the home. they charged him with burglaring and assault. he also violated his prohibition. >> san francisco sanctuary city policy will be the focus of the board of supervises meeting, supervises are discussing two competing resolutions that are nonbinding. they physical the july shooting of the bay area woman, kate steinle, by an undocumented immigrant deported five times

before the shooting. one resolution calls on the sheriff to continue the policy of not giving federal immigration agents any information of detainees of the other resolution calls on the sheriff to take back the policy. >> the marin county trail where a well-known yoga enstructuror was killed could soon be renamed in his honor. the 67-year-old steve carter was shot and killed october 5 while walking his dog. the marin county parks department received 20 requests to rename the gunshot fire road in fairfax near where the body was found to the steve carter trail. the department said it will take requests for other names for the trail independence december 1st. three drifters have been arrested if his death and the death of a canadian woman. >> a loud protest this morning on the campus of city college in san francisco. >> abc7 was there as faculty members held a walk out to protest a propose a.m. to shrink

classes and cut the number of programs. faculty called on administrators to increase pay for instructers say they are poorly paid despite teaching in the most expensive cities in the nation. >> i'm in the choose room on my feet 30 hours a week, and another 20 hours getting everything ready and deal with everything else and you do not clock out on the job. >> we have contacted city college but we have yet to receive a response. >> happening today, a committee with the state's public employee retirement system will meet to talk of changing the way that taxpayers contribute more to cover a difference of a proposal that gradually moves more than $300 billion portfolio to safer investments and taxpayers have to make up the difference. cal first said this is because of lower than usual returns on current investments and the opinions board must approve the

change. >> if you live if the san ramon and danville area you know it, you are city not getting a break from the earthquakes. the shaking continues in that part of the east bay and we pulled up this map from the u.s. geological survey, a swarm of small earthquakes that have hit the area in 24 hours with the latest a 1.3 that happened at 10:38 in san ramon, with more than 50 earthquakes in all. the last as we mentioned was 1.3. the area boarded by osage park on the north and crow cannian on the south has experienced 250 minor earthquakes in the past week we have a list of resources and tips to help you prepare for earthquakes or any disaster at abc7 news come. look for the prepared nor cal logo. >> the big change in recommendations for mammograms and the new age you are advised to get the critical screening. >> why parents may want to wait to help role their children in

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>> dramatic new video from arizona, the woman driving this minivan was in fast rising floodwaters just north of phoenix of it is not clear how she ended up there. crews got her out of the van and to safety. the area has been getting hit with heavy downpours all

morning. >> health news, major change in the rock dayses on when women should start getting mammograms, the american cancer society is saying women with an average risk of breast cancer can begin mammograms at aim of 45 rather than 40. the influential group also suggests getting the screening every other year rather than yearly until they reach age 55. the american cancer society also no longer recommended clinical breast exams for women where an average risk of breast cancer. >> also in health news, researchers say intense radiation for breast cancer is promising, those who received the shooter raid allegation treatment repeated fewer side effects -- reported fewer side effect where in different nancy in survival rates. the study does have flaws because it only had a small number of participants. >> good can come from waiting a year before enrolling your child in kindergarten. the delaying of the start of

school brings benefits that could reduce hyper activity. some parents choose to delay starting school because they feel their child was not emotionally ready for classroom instruction. the study focused on mental health outcomes rather than test scores. the down side is you have to pay for the extra year of child care. right? for a last parents that is an issue. >> always a balancing act. >> now, outside, a look at the meteorologist with the forecast. >> mother nature is a balancing act. yesterday, cool, today, no jacket. it will be warm again. we are 15 degrees warmer in some areas than this time yesterday, but the good news is the fire threat did not materialize and the sheet still coming in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. a fraud warping for credit card users and how criminals are taking advantage of the embedded my yes chips designed to protect your identity. >> now the commonly used iphone app used to save a young man's

>> benicia, san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. if you are waiting for the new chip credit card to arrive, you have to watch out for a new scam. we told you about bangs sending out new credit and citizen bit cards to reduce the fraud. the federal trade commission said that scammers are taking advantage of consumer whose have not received the cards with the new chip. they are sending out fake e-mails retending to be credit card companies. do not give out any personal information if you are not sure whether an e-mail is legitimate, call the number on the back of your card for more details.

>> if you look for a job during the holidays, amazon wants to talk with you, the retailer plants to hire 100,000 people across the country to fill positions in the facilities. last year, amazon hired 80,000 employees for the holiday season. >> we will take a look outside because we cannot get enough of this picture it is so pretty. >> pretty and a little more like fall. >> something our bus tried to banish me to the roof. i am willing to come up here. to enjoy this beautiful view, it is almost nice outside and comfortable, and good morning, everyone, i will show you other points you may have seen with all of its glory a pool day to take pictures and walk across the golden gate bridge as the winds are very light, less than ten miles per hour, and the visibility is not too bad, next, i can almost see mt. st. helenas and a nice day to go to alcatraz.

the highs will taper through the end of my seven-day forecast and it looks like the storm track, compared to yesterday's model, starts to drift to the north, and i also say, take the back half of the seven-day forecast, especially when it comes to rain during the drought, because that could change so take it with a grape of salt. look at our winds, santa rosa and fairfield, and they are pointing offshore, and that is why our temperatures are in the 60 and 70s on the way to 70s and 80s under all of this total sunshine. now, you look over at south lake tahoe and you can see the clouds but i am calling for a partly cloudy sky and a temperature of 60 which is a little bit below average, 62 degrees but not record highs. the area of low pressure we showed you of video from arizona and watch the storms build and it is slow moving. thankfully, it is moving away from us, and it will not bring anymore flooding to southern california and the counter-clockwise flow, the clockwise throw around this area

of high pressure, that is our offshore breeze and why our temperatures are going to be warmer-than-average today. how about the low-to-mid 80's in the south bay and mill ease and san jose at 80 and los gatos at 84 and we will have upper 70s, millbrae and san mateo, the immediate neighbors and the rest of the peninsula is warm at 82 degrees. because of the fog at half moon bay you are starting off tougher at 69 is where you will end, and, notice, daly city and colma and the sunset, low-to-mid 70s and mid-to-low soviets san francisco and sausalito, and around 70 across the north bay coast and mid-80's throughout the inland neighborhood and along the east bay more and we get close to 80 at berkeley, hayward, newark and young city and we should make 80 to 82 along the east bay shore and mid-to-upper 80s in the inland neighborhoods from concord and pittsburg at 58 and fairfield at 87. now, let me show you tone, the temperatures in the seems are in the 50s but higher elevations because it will be breezy tonight in the 60s, and not so chilly as it was this morning.

now, here is a look at olaf that will miss hawaii and head right for northern california and it could bring us a slight chance of rain on wednesday of next week. but until then temperatures are in the 70s at the coast through thursday and 80s around the bay through friday and upper 80s inland through friday and you can see the temperatures are going to taper over the weekend and it will remain dry and above average all seven days of my seven-day forecast. hop you enjoy. >> thank you, a georgia college student and his family credit an iphone app for saving his life. the missing student was found and rescued yesterday along railroad tracks bloody and bruised. the 24-year-old disappeared after going to a party. two freeways realized his date let her phone in the jacket and used an app to track document whereabouts. [ inaudible ] >> he opened his eyes and he said, where am i, like, am i missing?

>> he said someone beat him up and problem him but he could not remember anything else. police ending up how he ended autopsy at the railroad tracks. >> now, "the force," is strong with the star wars fans with the trailer for the force awakes is the rage on the internet after making the much anticipated debut last night. >> i was ready to do one thing. i have nothing to fight for. >> the new release stirred up so much excitement that tickle sellers were overwhelmed. >> everything was crushing. i tried four or five different sites to get tickets. i was not prepared. >> that is why a lot people headed to the box office with the buzz about the tickets, the fans can not get enough of watching the clip over and over again. already this morning it has 13 million views on youtube and

climbing. >> did you see the lifesaver fight? >> it will be exciting. home is where the heart is, but, wait until you see where a 23-year-old google employ he is living in order to avoid paying rent in bay

>> a little more than three months out from the super bowl and bay area hotels are filling up. what is being continue to find room for thousands of fans. at 5:00, the hearing today to make san francisco taxi drivers undergo a new test. how it could drive up even more business for ride-sharing companies. >> google employee is saving thousands in residents by adjusting the living situation. 23-year-old brandon lives in a 2006 ford truck. it is parked in the company parking lot. >> he posted on the photos "from inside the boss," and he has a bed, coat rack and addresser. this picture is taken at the truck warming opposed to housewarming party and said the trust cost $10,000. >> if you wonder what he does of food and showering, he said he has key cardiac says to any building on the google campus so

they have all of that and now he is adding a bicycle rack. very creative guy. thanks for joining us on abc7 news.

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