in developing news this morning, a second person is diagnosed with ebola, coming up, what health officials are doing to stop the spread. >> and robberies are up in sann pablo. this is the bay area's news station. good morning, thanks for joining us. we're going to get things started by looking at the weather forecast. it's going to be a hot one. >> yeah. here's a live look at our mount tam cam. we have

gusty winds in the higher elevations. you can see a clear shot as we look at the bay bridge span. temperatures on the warm side for some of us. 66 right now in daily city. we have a red flag up for east hills. by monday that sea breeze starts to kick in. that's going to help with the dry conditions and a chance for rain arrives for tuesday. i'll have more on the weather coming up in 15 minutes. our top story this morning out of dallas. a health care worker out of dallas has tested positive for ebola. >> this will mark the second confirmed case of ebola.

a health care worker at texas presbyter i can't hospital has been tested positive for ebola. officials say the health care worker reported a low grade fever friday night and preliminary reports came backpieces div this morning -- positive this morning. >> we're still confident that the precautions we have in place will protect our health care workers. we don't have a full analysises-- analysis of all the care and trying to find out who came in contact with mr. dunkin

et cetera. >> they have interviewed the patient who is in stable condition and working to identify any exposure. >> there are more than 8,000 people with ebola. more than 4000 people have died of ebola. the latest case is about 8400 and half of those victims have dead. on your screen, you can see where people have died. enhance screening started friday at jfk airport. the goal is to try and stop anyone from getting passed airport gateses and-- gates and getting into the general public.

a 21-year-old -- a 21 month old is the latest victim of the virus 68. hearse is the second -- hers in the united states is the second to die of this virus string. it can be deadly to children as in madilyn's case. >> this virus has been easier to spread and children may not have the vaccine to fight it off. authorities a a contract

worker intentionally set fire and caused hundreds of flight cabs accumulations. officials working around the clock to get that facility to get up and running. the giants take a one point lead in the series. the giants have now won 12 of their last 13 postseason games and saturday inside the public house, giants fans had their game faces on. they soon learned there wasn't much to worry about.. >> it was awesome.

we got a couple of breaks, bad defense from the cardinals outfield, but it was awesome >> what is it about this team? chemistry, experience. this is altogether from a couple of years ago, so i think we're going to win. >> it's possible it could be giants orioles in the world series. >> we're hopeful. >> who are you cheering for. >> i'll take either one. >> let's take a look alt the giants -- at the giants schedule. game two tonight at 7:00 and then tuesday and wednesday for games three and

four and if necessary, game seven will be played at at&t field. a haunted hayride went horrible wrong in maine. we'll have the latest for you. >> let's take a live lookout side. plenty of sun shine over the bridge. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> residents say they have seen a sharp rise in crime around davis park. they claim prist are not preserves -- police are not preserving public safety. >> there was a guy that said give me your necklace and

pointed a gun at me. >> my neighbor was roughed up and beat and he's in his 70s. >> he was assaulted, beat up. i guess they robbed him too. >> not every resident reported to the police. >> but pedro did. >> nobody moved. everybody is waiting for me, asking for my id, where i live, my birthday. >> other victims are also frustrated with the response from police at the park. >> everybody say they don't feel safe. the park is empty. >> pedro and-- and his wife

enjoy running through davis park, but they're not doing so until security is pumped up. >> we checked out this story after a viewer contacted us. you can visit our web site and look under the mykron tab. we'll be right back.

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a powerful typhoon has poured heavy rain over japan. at least 28 people were injured. thousands are left without electricity. it's packing winds of over 100 miles an hour. >> let's bring it home to the

bay area and we have hot weather to talk about. >> yes, hot weather and pretty windy conditions. dry conditions, so that's going to elevate our concern for fire danger. the sea breeze returns tomorrow and that will help out conditions here. check out livermore still in the 70s. san francisco 60-degrees, mostly clear conditions. we don't have much evidence of marine layer. today is going to be the hottest day of the week. future cast four, you can see the heat already on. breaking down those

highs for you today. liver more 90, 91 in valet ho. 80 degrees in daily city and upper 70s for half moon bay. as we look ahead, it looks like sunny warmer conditions through tomorrow. we're tracking a cold front arriving from the gulf of alaska. that brings rain tuesday springing into wednesday. sunny and mild conditions for thursday, but warmer weathers returns for thursday and friday. wendy davis is defending a controversial tv ad. abbott uses a wheelchair after an

accident left him paralyze prior to joining politics >> he's denied that access to others who deserve to have their day in court and has shown he cares only about advancing his own interest and often to the exclusion of others. >> most poles show abbott in the lead. at least # 15 people were taken to hospitals after a haunted hayride accident in maine. a trailer overturned after riding through a spooky ride. it takes place in the middle of the woods along a

treacherous trail. >> the vehicle was traveling in this direction going downhill around a curve and e he missed the -- and he missed a curve and it looks like the the trailer jackknifed and went into a tree. a tragic accident at a halloween festival. mcfatten was running toward a bus when he stumbled and fell forward. he was run over by the bus and died. the corn maze is closed and will be closed throughout the weekend air strikes will continue

in iraq, but officials aren't saying they're stopping militants on the ground from add valuing. today chose to-- close to 40 people were killed in baghdad. u.s. ground troops will not be used to fight in the region. oscar historias will hear whether he'll serve jail time this week. now, there is no minimum sentence for culpable homicide and there are factors that might mitigate against

longer jail time, the fact he's had to encounter financial fees and the fact it's his first offense and the fact he's been find negligent rather than intent to kill. he may still be sent to jail. sentencing beginning o on monday. -- begin on monday. we may even hear from oscar himself. the whole process may go to appeal, which will take a lot longer. public opinion in south africa is divided.

some feel it's too lenient. there are people who feel he should be released. this is a a case that has gripped the nation from two shots on valentine's day. a 12-year-old calls a sporting goods store in a letter that has gone viral. we'll have that for you coming up and we'll have the forecast coming up in a few minutes as well.

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on twitter. >> i am writing about the matter that there are no girls in the catalog. >> mckenna peterson is sending a letter to dick's sporting good. >> as a basketball player and a fan, the lack of women sends the wrong message. >> we're not seen as good enough to be playing on the floor. >> the days of omission should be long gone. >> we get to vote, drive, able to leave the house without a man being right behind us, and we get to go out in the world and make changes. >> and change may be coming.

her father, chris peterson retweeted and mckenna got a call from the company. >> she said she'll work on it for next time. >> the women said she would keep in touch with mckenna. >> girls should keep in their mind i can do anything. >> good work mckenna. the retweets of her letter have almost doubled to more than 4,000. we're going to take a look at the blue angels air show. and erica has the forecast when we come back.

7:29 we're back on kron weather.

it's going to be hot and windy, erica says. >> hot and windy. take it easy if you have any outdoor activities and be mindful we're looking at a concern for more fire damage. blue skies, not a cloud in the area. we have 70s for some of the east bay spots already. most locations heading out to upper 60s, low 70s. it will be breezy with winds from the west at 10 to 20 miles an hour. marty? erica. thanks a lot. never get tired of e seeing them, the -- of seeing

them, the navy's blue angels, the navy pilots rock the sky. the huge crowds bring heavy traffic to san francisco. leaving wasn't as easy as getting there for a lot of people. some drivers say it took them twice as long to leave the marina area. all in all, saturday's events went well. >> everyone here acted responsible. we don't have any major issues. >> visitors were treated to a firework show. they lasted about 15 minutes.

if you missed yesterday's fleet week special, tune in tonight at 7:00 p.m. here on kron 4. here's a look at the events going on today for fleet week, for more details, log onto kron 4 .com. 81-year-old waynerose was last seen here -- wayne rose was last seen wearing a baseball cap, a plaid shirt. a spark from an electrical fire killed two men in haywood. a man in his 80s was found dead in the living

room. his daughter and neighbor were burned trying to pull him to safety. >> the adults that were injured were burnted as they were trying to get him out of the house. >> there's no injury report on the daughter. firefighters had the fire out within ten minutes 24-year-old ronald saturday for multiple accounts of arson. a fire burning along i-#8

-- i-80. some homes and outbuildings have been lost. the city may pass say bill for a fine to those houses underage drinker es. -- drinkers. the council is supposed to vote tomorrow. i could have died. i couldn't breathe >> ianan millersfell from someone's shoulder and hit her

head on the pavement. >> she had a fractured cull and bleeding from -- skull and bleeding from the ear and nobody called for help. when we hear that our charter schools have not left up to our standards, we do investigate. she is home from the hospital. >> they don't want me to stress out my brain because it's cracked in there. i have a lump in the back of my head and it really hurts. >> she's under doctors orders to get plenty of rest and limit herself to the amount of

homework and test taking she does over the next few weeks. kron 4 also reached out to the school district, but no one was available to contact over the week. >> we checked out this story after a viewer told us about it. turning to national news, six new jersey football players facing haying and assault charges. they're charged with various accounts of aggravated sexual assault and haying. they sexually abused younger play mates in the locker room. protesters voicing their

anger toward police involving white officers who killed two teenage african member. this follows the august shooting of ferguson and myers was killed last week was killed by an off-duty officer who claims that myers shot at him at first. coming up, why passengers are angry over what pilots refused to do over one man's uniform.

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many people associate friday nights with football. one school has decided to forfeit the rest of the season. >> for all of us it's sickening. >> a tough choice, a decision to cancel the remainder of the season. >> it was getting to a point where we've had three con cushions, four season injuries with knees and ankles and shoulders, that meant softmores being called up to take on seniors from other schools. after much discussion, the season was voted to end. >> we're stepping back for the kids and the development of the

team. >> people have mixed feeling about hanging up their cleats. >> i would have never thought about quitting half way through the season. >> if they continue playing against teams that are more physically fit, it's going to be tough for them. >> we are planning to play vatterty football next year. we need the kids to get in the weight room and get physically fit to play the sport. we'll take this live lookout side.

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here's some of the big stories we're following for you this sunday morning. the second case of ebola has been reported in texas. a worker who provided care for ebola in full protective gear to thomas dunkin has contracted ebola. the family of the worker is protect-- requesting privacy. it will be the first known case of the disease being contracted or transmitted in the u.s. sharp crime around davis park. one of the victims was

held up at gun point and had his gold chain stolen. a 70-year-old man was robbed and beaten up. kron 4 contacted the police and they said they're taking proper action. have now won 12 of their last 13 postseason games. game two tonight in st. lewis-- louis at 7:00. >> think the giants will be o, especially if they don't have

sever extra involving. >> clear -- innings. >> clear skies upper 50s and lower 60s. we're heading into the afternoon mid 70s. bringing town your high today, it's the hottest day of the next seven. redwood city, a high of 86. #-- 80s were walnut and downtown san francisco looking for 81. the satellite and radar midge ribalta, a few light rain drops for the st. louis stadium. there is a 50 percent chance of rain right around game time and the chance continues to

increase as we head into overnight. i don't think any thunderstorms will affect the giants game, but we'll continue to monitor it for the rest of the day. rain for the bay a area actually tuesday into wednesday. we're tracking a cold front that will bring showers in and drop our temperatures down dramatically. slightly warmer conditions, dry weather as we head into thursday, but the chance for unsettled weather continues on to friday and saturday. a few of a water spot in dupont, washington. similar to

tornadoes water spouts are seen in the northeast. >> as soon as we heard the thunder e we said, it's time to get down. >> the water spout triggered the first tornado warning in nearly 50 years. the water spout never reached land and there were no reports of any damage. a pastor has been spending his nights on the streets of sacramento to try and raise awareness for the city's homeless pop you accumulation. he -- population. he hopes to raise $300,000 for those in needs. >> after walking this journey out on the street, i hope i can

encourage others not to pass up those souls. us airways trying to track down a u.s. army soldiers after an airline attendant refused to hang up his jacket on this flight. >> passengers are rallying app a army -- an army ranger. first sergeant albert morrow who was sitting in coach asked a flight attendant to hang up his dress blues. she said she could not do that. it was against policy.

>> several passengers tried to give up their first class seats. >> i thank youd him for his -- thanked him for his service and i said, i can hang up your jacket. i hung it simply behind my seat. there's a difference between a policy and doing what's right. >> company officials said we're looking into how the situation was handled. we work with several military support organizations. >> the lead flight attendant

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it was a good opener for the sharks with a 3-0 victory over the jets. and continuing, they beat the -- highlights an post game reactions. the radars host the chargers and a look ahead with the matchup with the rams. >> continuing our fleet week coverage, ever wonder where the

blue angels go to get their energy, the signed and framed photo over the sky of the bay area. the owner of the house of prime rib, is an honorary blue angel. >> coming up, many people game to enjoy fleet weekend, but getting out of the city, it was a mess. >> take a look at the golden gate bridge, wonderful temperatures for your sunday. erica will let you know what the outlook is looking like for the rest of the week. >> residents of the tenderloin complain for the toilets not

working. we'll take a look in the next look with people behaving badly.

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that the giants with a one game lead if the national championship series. 3-0 in the series opener. the madison bumgarner with another strong outing. the giants have now won 712 of

their last 13 post-season games. saturday at the ballpark giants fans had their game faces on from the first pitch. they soon realized there was not a lot to worry about thanks to a few errors by the cardinals and timely hitting by the giants. the giants open the series with a big one. >> it was us a some. i think we did a great job. it's awesome. >> what is it about this team? >> chemistry. experience. all together from a couple years ago. so i think they are going to win. >> reporter: you're a royals fan? >> absolutely. >> reporter: so it's possible it could be giants-royals in the world series? >> we are hoping. we have to get back to -- it's been 29 years. we are cheering all the way. >> reporter: are you cheering for the giants or the

cardinals? >> i'll take either one at this appointment. >> reporter: as long as the royals are in in it? >> absolutely. >> well, let's take a look at the giants' schedule for the nlcs. game two against the cardinals set tonight at 5:07 at busch stadium in st. louis. then the two teams will be back at at&t park on tuesday and wednesday for games three and four of this best of seven series and, if necessary, game five will be played also at at&t park on thursday. the giants get ready to take on the cardinals tonight. email your photos at breakingnews @kron 4.com are or post them on our facebook page and we will be sharing them with you all morning long. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we will take a look at the spectacular blue angels airshow. and an incredible

phenomenon caught on video in washington state. it's not a tornado. we will explain when we come back. a beautiful start to the day as we look at task on the san mateo bridge. not a whole lot to talk about. we'll be right back.

the unmistakable sight and sound of the blue angels buzzing the bay area on san francisco's waterfront saturday. thousands of fans gathering to watch as the navy pilots rocked the sky in their fa-18 hornet jets. the popular performance is one of the fleet week's biggest draws. huge crowds brought heavy traffic to san francisco as well. leaving fleet week last night wasn't as easy as arriving for some visitors. marina boulevard, in fact, was packed with cars and pedestrians. some drivers said it took them twice as long to leave the marina area as it took to

arrive. on top of that traffic, there is also trash to pick up as well. but san francisco police say overall saturday's events went very well. >> we were very fortunate. everyone here acted responsibly. we didn't have any major issues. >> and after sunset visitors that stuck around were treated to this fireworks show. they were launched by pier 39. the show lasted about 15 minutes. a good way to top off the day. if you missed idea's fleet week action, kron 4 has you covered. tune in tonight for an encore of our one-hour fleet week special featuring the blue angels. catch it at 7 p.m. tonight on kron 4. meantime, a look at a list of some of the other events going on today for fleet week. if you would like more details log on to kron4.com. >> another airshow performance. so if you are heading down to the marina green by lunchtime, sunny skies. temperatures in the mid 70s. climbing to 80 heading into

2:00 by four this afternoon. temperatures in the mid 70s. i will have the full details on what to expect as we head into next week coming up after the break.

a powerful typhoon has poured heavy rain other japan's southern island of okinawa. we thought typhoon v ongfong was over the area. it's packing winds of over 100 miles an hour. and on incredible weather phenomenon caught on video in washington state. it's a waterspout. it's similar to tornados and they are common in the southeast but extremely rare in the pacific northwest. this one triggered the first tornado warning for the seattle area in nearly 50 years. kristen drew has the story. >> reporter: this view of the waterspout was captured 130

pete in the air from a cell tower in dupont. >> the sky turned black. i mean, it was pretty interesting. >> reporter: justin hayes was working the top of the tower when he noticed the distant clouds getting darker. then he heard thunder. >> as soon as i heard the thunder that was like, okay, it's time to get down. we gathered everything we could. >> reporter: at nisqually reach looking towards anderson island. >> the wind was so loud and it was raining a lot. >> reporter: this family also heard thunder. they noticed what looked like a medium sized dust devil 50 feet above the water. >> it was moving really fast. it was just really insane. the water was kind of being really rough. the waves were loud and it was kind of windy and it was raining really hard. >> reporter: they thought a tornado was forming but then the waterspout disappeared. things quickly changed again when they saw this funnel.

>> i thought it was insane because in washington nothing really like that happens. usually just it rains and it's windy. >> reporter: in fact, this waterspout triggered a rare tornado warning. it was the first one issued for the seattle metro area in nearly 45 years. >> that's definitely a tornado. >> reporter: the whirling column of air was heading east towards still stillacum at 25 miles an hour. >> definitely on my bucket list. >> well, authorities say the water spout never reached land and there were no reports of injuries or damage. bringing it back home to the bay area, we are going to talk about the exact opposite. no waterspouts but a lot of wind and dry conditions. >> yeah, that's right. we are in the middle of a red flag warning right now for the north bay and east bay hills. very dry conditions. relative humidity below 25%. there is an enhanced concern

for fire danger. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. we are heading out to clear conditions. as for temperatures we are already in the low 70s in livermore. 62 san francisco. holding on to mid-to-upper 50s for oakland and san jose. we are going to see some pretty rapid warming. look at lunch time. 60s and 70s. even some 80s throughout the air. by three this afternoon we introduce the 90s north of the golden gate bridge and along the delta. today will the hottest of the next seven. if you like warm weather plenty in south bay. santa clara 90. fremont 84 and upper 80s in san jose. turning our attention to the east bay, 92 walnut creek. downtown san francisco today 81. and upper 80s if you are heading up to wine country. now, in terms of what's ahead here is a look at your seven- day forecast. that sea breeze returns into monday. we will hold on to sunny and warm conditions boyfriend we turn the -- before we turn the

corner. precipitation to the north bay and the coast. sunny and mild conditions on tap for thursday but we are actually looking at the possibility of remnants from what was super typhoon vongfong. >> and weather is a concern for firefighters still working to control a wildfire in northern california. as of today, the applegate fire is 67% contained. it's burning along i-80 just east of sacramento. the fire threatened 1,000 homes. it's burned almost 460 achers to to -- acres to date. you five homes have been lost in that blaze. police arrested a man on suspicion of starting a wildfire. the suspect is 24 ronald marshall. he was taken into custody yesterday on multiple felony counts, including arson. he is currently in jail on $250,000 bail. the weed fire destroyed 150

buildings. most of them houses. world news this important. the u.s. military says airstrikes continue in iraq. those attacks have been going on since august. but officials are saying they aren't stopping the militants from advancing. they have their eye on a town near the turkish border. a kurdish official described the situation as dire. today close to 40 people were killed in a series of car bombs attacks in baghdad. dozens of others wounded. president obama has said that the u.s. ground troops will not be used to fight rebels in that region. a large but peaceful group of protests gathered outside ferguson police department in missouri last night. protesters voicing their anger towards police over two shootings involving white officers would killed two 18-year-old african-american men. this follows the august shooting of michael brown jr. and last week's death of meyers. authorities say brown was unarmed but struggled with the

officer who shot him while meyers was killed by an off- duty police officer who claims that meyers shot at him first. a teenage girl is dead. 22 people were taken to the hospital after a haunted hayride accident in maine. authorities say a jeep hauling a hay wagon carrying guests lost control last night. the wagon went down a hill, crashed into a tree and overturned. fire and police rescue teams rushed to the area following the wreck. police spokesmen say the hayride takes place in the middle of the woods on a treacherous jail. a mechanical problem may have contributed to the accident. and authorities say a passenger train struck people taking photos on the southern california coast. one person was killed. two others injured. a santa barbara county fire spokesman says the victims were standing on a beam shooting photos around sunset yesterday as the amtrak train approached. he says they tried to run off the beam but three of them were

hit by the train. the tape was stopped until investigators cleared the scene. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we will take you outside for this live look at the bay bridge. it's going to be a toasty one. we'll be right back.

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tested positive for ebola. sources tell us it's a nurse. we are back on kron 4 news weekend. a 12-year-old's passion is making the rounds on twitter this weekend and tram mai explains why. >> reporter: i am writing about the matter that there are -- i think that girl should explain equally. >> mckenna peterson is reading a letter she sent to dick's sporting goods. >> there are no girls in the catalogue. wait, there is a girl in the catalogue on page 7 sitting in the stands. >> reporter: as a basketball player and a fan, the lack of women sends the wrong message. >> we are not seen as good

enough. (technical difficulty). >> a man right behind us. and we get to go out if the world and make changes. >> reporter: and change may be coming. her father, 12 news sports photojournalist chris peterson tweeted out her letter and it was retweeted more than 2,000 times. it quickly got the attention from dick's sporting goods. mckenna got a call from a woman with the company. >> she said next time there will be more girls in the catalogue. >> reporter: she said she will keep in touch with mckenna. most importantly, this 12-year-old made big waves for all young women. >> girls should keep in their mind i can do anything. i can be a famous basketball player. i can be a star reporter. i can do anything. >> in the past two days, those retweets of her letter have

doubled now to almost 4,000. we'll be right back. this time around we're talking about the golden gate bridge. what a beautiful view this morning. we are expecting warm temperatures around the bay today and high winds. we'll be right back.

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health presbyterian hospital preliminarily tested positive for ebola. that is a female nurse who provided care for thomas eric duncan who died in dallas on wednesday and was the first person in the u.s. diagnosed with ebola. preliminary tests came back positive late last night and this morning. texas health officials say it's unclear exactly how she became infected. >> we're still confident that the precautions that we have in place will protect our healthcare workers. we don't have a full analysis of all of the care we're going through that right now to try to understand specific elements of who came in contact with mr. duncan, around what circumstances, on what day, et cetera. >> reporter: and health officials say the infected employee is in stable condition. the cdc will now work to confirm that preliminary ebola test. this would mark only the second case of ebola if our country

and the first time in the u.s. that ebola was transmitted to another person. marty. >> thank you. that's mike pelten staying on top of our news story from the newsroom. this could be a serious blow in the fight against ebola. healthcare workers in liberia are threatening to strike in a dispute over hazard pay. they are pleading with physicians and nurses assistants to show up to work tomorrow. workers are demanding $700 a month in hazard pay in addition to their salaries that are around two to $300. their monthly hazard pay is less than $500. right now there are over 8,000 cases of ebola worldwide. more than 4,000 people have died of ebola. that's the finding of the u.n.'s world health organization. the latest count brings the total number of confirmed, probable or suspected cases of ebola to 8400. half of those victims have died. on the screen you can see where the areas are where those deaths have been reported in africa,

spain, and the latest in the u.s. . lots of sunshine. blue skies as we take a live look from our roof camera. shaping up it be a gorgeous day. it's going to be the hottest day of the week. looking at temperatures, napa at 74. looks like oakland has dipped into the mid 50s. 67 in daly city. as we head into the afternoon we are going to continue with this warm-up. we do have an enhanced concern for fire danger. red flag warning in effect to tomorrow morning. temperatures inland will be in the mid 90s. expect mid 80s bay side and mid 70s for the coast. that sea breeze slowly but surely returns into monday. looks like we could see rain tuesday evening. up and down changes in the forecast. i will have full details in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. officials say a spark from an electrical outlet started a fire that killed one man and

injured two others on saturday morning in hayward. that fire spread quickly engulfing the house in just a matter of minutes. authorities say the victim, a man in his 80s, was found dead in the living room of the home. they say his daughter and neighbor were burned trying to pull him to safety. >> all the adults that were injured were attempting to get him out of the house as the fire was burning. >> the neighbor was treated for second-degree burns on his hands but there is no word on the daughter's injuries. fire crews were able to put that braise out and -- in a little bit over ten minutes. a man with alzheimer's disease has been reported missing yesterday. he has been found. police say 87-year-old wayne rose was located overnight about 2:30 this morning by the el cerrito police department. before that time he was seen around 4th street and channing in berkeley. we are happy to report he is back home safe with his family members. residents in san pablo say they have seen a sharp rise in crime around davis park. kron 4's dan reuben reports

that neighbors claim police are not preserving public safety. >> this is micron four store -- my kron 4 story. >> reporter: they have been living in san pab row 17 years. their home is next to davis park. >> waiting for me with a gun in hand. telling me stop there and give me your necklace. >> reporter: he resisted but the robber ripped his gold chain off and fled. it is one of many robberies that have happened around davis park recently. >> my neighbor was roughed up and beat up. he was in his 70s. >> he was assaulted. beat up. i guess they robbed him, too. >> reporter: not every incident was reported to police. >> many people don't speak english. that's why never report to the police. >> reporter: but pedro did. he says he even told officers the direction that his assailant ran. >> nobody move. everybody is waiting for me, asking for my id, for my birthday. >> reporter: other victims of

crime at davis park are frustrated with the police responsible. >> police don't do nothing. take a report. >> the response from the community has defined another place to spend a warm saturday afternoon. >> everybody say it's not safe. that's why you see the park over there, the park is empty. >> reporter: pedro and his wife enjoy running through davis park. unless police step up patrols, they might choose a different route. >> more in our area. >> we contacted the san pablo police department but they were not available for comment. they confirmed there were two separate incidents at the park they are still investigating. we checked out this story after a viewer contacted us. if you have a story visit our website and send us your idea. we'll be right back.

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this just in. oklahoma city basketball star kevin durrant will miss the beginning of the nba season. he has been diagnosed with a fracture in his right foot. doctors say this type of injury usually requires surgery and six to eight weeks of recovery. many people associate fall friday nights with high school football, but for one team in michigan those friday night lights will not be on any more this season. james felton explains why one school decided to forfeit the rest of the season. >> for all of us it's sickening. >> reporter: the superintendent talking about a tough choice. a decision by the district to cancel the remained are of the varsity football season. he says the squad was simply running out of bodies. >> it was getting to a point where we had three concussions this year. we have had four season-ending

injuries with knees and ankles and shoulders and those kinds of deals. >> reporter: that meant sophomores being called up to take on seniors from other schools. he said that was a physical mismatch that put his tigers in harm's way. two-thirds of the team vote today end the season. >> people say we quit. with i hear that word, we are stepping back for the safety of the kids and the development of the program. it's very unfortunate for our seniors. it's very unfortunate for those teams that we compete against. they know we have been struggling here for a couple of years. >> reporter: meanwhile, folks in town have mixed feelings about their team hanging up their cleats for the rest of the year. >> when i played football in high school i would no more thought about quitting halfway through the season than the man on the moon. >> if they continue playing them against students that are more experienced, that know what they are doing, that are physically fit for it, they are going to ruin their chances to play in the years to come. >> reporter: when the district decided to take a knee on the

season almost half of the team was sophomores. friday night lights will return soon. >> we are planning to play varsity football next year. we need the kids to stay committed. we need them to get in the weight room. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend, a red flag warning for the bay area this weekend. we have that when we come back. 'take this live look outside from mount tam.

welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. time to turn our attention to the weekend forecast. here is erica. >> temperatures trending on the warmer side. liver monday holding on to low 70s. 53 currently in concord. san francisco at 62 degrees. you will notice rapid warming by lunchtime. 12:00 we will see 70s inside the bay. 80s for places like santa rosa, napa and fairfield.

check out what happens as we head into three this afternoon. we will introduce some 90s into the forecast. today certainly going to be the hottest day of the next seven. if you like warm weather, enjoy it while it lasts because santa clara reaching 91. 89 in san jose. 91 in camel today. 93 in evergreen. similar conditions in the east bay. walnut creek 82. 88 san leandro. downtown san francisco 81 degrees and upper 60s if you are heading up to wine country. we have pleasant weather in the bay area but cloudy skies. very overcast in st. louis right now. the giants face off against the cardinals at 5:07 there time. we are talking about a 50% chance of light rain in the forecast. i think it will rain there. we are talking about severe thunderstorms in the overnight hours. so hopefully everything holds up as the giants face off against the cardinals. hear is your seven-day around the bay forecast. sea breeze returns tomorrow. the red flag warning expires in the north and east bay hills.

we introduce the chance of rain tuesday into wednesday. this is a cold front from the gulf of alaska. thursday we catch a break. sunny and mild. warmest highs in the mid 70s and remnants from what was super typhoon vongfong bringing us a 20% chance for showers. marty. >> thank you. six new jersey high school football players are facing hazing and sexual assault charges. they range in age from 15 to 17 and they are charged with various counts of aggravated sexual assault, criminal restraint, and hazing. the investigators saying that the boys sexually abused younger classmates in the locker room. those allegations prompted the school district superintendent to cancel the team's season. a seventh teenager has been charged but not yet arrested. we are learning new details about the man being held in the disappearance of student hannah graham. investigators seized a cab that

jesse drove in 2009. the night that a student went missing. police say that they have linked matthew to her disappearance and they are hoping that cab will give them more evidence. hannah graham went missing four weeks ago after she was texting friends that she was lost. police have connected hannah with matthew through surveillance video from that fight. there is a strong odor wafting around the tenderloin. let just say if your television or electronic device has smell vision, you would be turning down the smell right now. >> this right here, this is all it. this is a bathroom here. ef day we have to come out -- every day we have to come out and clean it up. >> reporter: people have been using the streets of tenderloin as a public toilet. >> not right. you shouldn't be doing that out

here. you got me out here every day with a water hose helping out the janitor. that's not right. >> reporter: i am not making this up. back in july, public works and city clean, a non-profit, trying to beatify the city installed three pit stop portablable toy limits they are usually put into service tuesday through friday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. apparently during the peak restroom periods. they are located on ellis, turk and hyde in the mini park and golden gate. the areas that have the most problems. they come equipped with a place to dispose used syringes, dog litter and a toilet. each person is allowed five minutes to do what they have to do or they get a knock on the door are. talk about pressure. but are they working? some people say yes, it has cut down on public urination. sort of like what this guy is doing on myrtle alley.

but. >> the porta-potty stops them for a minute. as soon as i leave, they come right here. those porta-potties need to be 24 hours a day. >> reporter: here is a problem with the toilets being here is 24 hours. people are using them as a shooting gallery. and since the tenderloin attendants report issue, there are further issues. however, people using san francisco city streets as public restrooms to the point you have to look where you walk is an even bigger issue. and i can tell you if i ever step in human waste i'm tossing my shoes forever. in san francisco, stanley roberts. police in daly city are cracking down on underage drinking and the city council may approve a new law that allows the police to fine the host of house parties. this would be in cases where doctors drinking or unruliness. the fine would be $1,500 for the first offense. the second time it would go up

to $2,000. daly city city council set to vote on that tomorrow. an oakland mother is concerned about here daughter's safety at school after rushing her to the hospital and finding out she has a skull fracture. her child fell while on school grounds. >> this is micron four -- my kron 4 story. >> reporter: ayanna miller describes the horror she endured during cheerleading practice. the sixth grader fell from someone's shoulder and hit her head on the pavement. >> a fractured skull near the left ear. nobody called. >> reporter: the 11-year-old says she lost consciousness for a few minutes. >> i am mad as hell right now at the school. that has to be a violation of some type of -- they need to call it. >> reporter: a rep from the oakland school district says, quote, when we hear that our

charter schools have not lived up to our standards we do investigate. with the release papers from the hospital, ayanna is home resting but knows there will be no physical education for a while. that means no running for the track team, which is one of her favorite sports. >> they want me to stress -- they don't want me to stress out my brain. it's like cracked in there. i have a lunch in the back of -- a lump in the back of my head. >> reporter: she is under doctor's orders to get plenty of rest, watch only an hour of tv today, and to limit herself to the amount of homework and test taking she does over the next few weeks. reporting in oakland, alisa reid, kron 4 news. >> and kron 4 also reached out to the school, but no one was available for comment over the weekend. we checked out this story after a viewer contacted us. if you have a story, you can visit our website at kron 4.com and then look under the story tab and send us your idea.

a live look outside. this is a view from our roof cam. you can see brilliant blue skies today. a perfect day to wrap up fleet week. we'll be right back.

we are back on kron 4 news weekend. a great start for the sharks at their home opener last night. their second straight shutout to open the season with a 3-0 victory over the winnipeg jets on the heels of a 4-0 schlacking of the stanley cup winning l.a. kings earlier in the week. on the gridiron today the battle of northern california against the southern california chargers at 1:00 today. the raiders have their brand- new interim coach. they will try to get their first win against the chargers who are 4-1. kick-off 1:00 this afternoon in oakland. the 9ers play tomorrow at st. louis. they are going to play the

rams. so we have a san francisco invasion of st. louis. the 49ers against the rams tomorrow. and, of course, the giants against the cardinals today. back to the world series for the san francisco giants? join us sunday night as we break it down with highlights and action. plus, tony sporano era is underway as the raiders host the charges. a look ahead to the monday night match-up with the rams. it's sunday night at nine right after the news. and continuing fleet week coverage now. in case you ever wonder where the blue angels go to get their energy in the bay area, the san francisco house of prime rib is where they like to head. the full team dined at the famous eatery thursday night and left behind a token of their appreciation. it's a signed and framed photo of the aerial team over the skies of san francisco. you can see the photo on display. an additional note.

the owner of the restaurant, joe, is an honorary blue angel. the chicago marathon takes place this weekend. many of the runners running for a cause close to their heart. a daughter is fighting cystic fibrosis. he lost his eyesight after an accident. but that has not stopped his determination. a cystic fibrosis foundation representative says what he is doing is inspiring. the 61-year-old is on a mission to run 11,000 miles all together and trying to raise $50,000 for cystic fibrosis research. that's about 425 marathon. so far he has run close to 2,000 miles. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, our career expert joins us with new technologies that promise to save you time and energy at work. and this week marks the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake.

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systems. i think it's likely that most of us will need our umbrella at some point as we head into the next six days. as we start off, however, no rain in sight today. the hottest day of the week, clear conditions, blue skies out there as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures this afternoon shape up mostly in the 80s and 90s. antioch 90, low 80s for downtown san francisco, and 91 your high in santa rosa. we do have a red flag warning in effect above 1,000 feet for the north and east bay hills until 5:00 in the morning. very dry condition, low relative humidity below 25%. we're looking at enhanced fire danger. not a problem into next week with rain back in the picture. distressing my from dallas. a healthcare worker at a hospital in texas has tested positive for ebola. that person provided care for a man

diagnosed with ebola in the united states several weeks ago. mike has been following the developments from the newsroom. >> in a press conference that just wrapped up, the cdc director says they don't know when or where it happened but a breech of protocol occurred. efficients say a healthcare -- officials say a healthcare worker preliminarily tested positive for ebola. the cdc says she had extensive contact while providing care for thomas eric duncan who died wednesday after being the first person in the u.s. diagnosed with ebola. the nurse first reported a fever friday night. and tests came back physical last night. she did wear protective gear. but they are sorting out how she became infected. >> we have spoken with the healthcare worker, and that individual has not been able to identify a specific breech.

we look at every single interaction, the nature of the interaction. we look at any other information we can gather. >> the worker is in stable condition this morning. the cdc will work to confirm that preliminary ebola test. this will mark the first time in the u.s. ebola spread to another person. right now there are over 8,000 cases of ebola worldwide. 4,000 people have now died of ebola. that's the finding of the world health organization. the latest count brings the number of confirm probable or suspend cases to 8,400. and half have died. on your screen, you can see the areas where deaths were reported in africa, spain, and the u.s. a 21-month old michigan girl is the latest victim of the enterovirus. madeline reed died friday at children's hospital in detroit. the girl had been on

life support since last month. health officials say hers is the first in the state of michigan and the second in the u.s. to die from this strain. officials say there are at least 700 cases of this virus across the country. and it can be deadly to children. >> this particular strain of virus has become easier to spread this year. and also there may not be as much protection that children have against this particular strain. >> doctors say prevention is critical to keeping children safe. a little flare into left, it is down for him! one run scores. >> the giants take a 1-game lead in the nlcs, beating the cardinals last night 3-0 in the series opener. the giants have now won 12 of their last 13 postseason games.

saturday inside the public house at the ball park, giants fans had their game faces on from the first pitch. they soon realize would there was not a lot to worry about. thaifshgs to a few -- thanks to a few errors by the cardinals, great timing, and pitching, they opened the series with a big win. >> it was awesome! we got a couple break, bad defense from the outfielder. but i think we did a great job. >> you say that with a smile. [ laughter ] >> absolutely , it's awesome. >> what is it about this team? >> chemistry, experience, is this all together from a couple years ago. i think they're going to win. >> you're a royals fan. >> absolutely . >> so it could be giants/royals in the world series. >> we're hoping! we got to get back to it. it's been 29 years. we're cheer all the time. >> for the giants or the cardinals? >> i'll take either one at this point. >> as long as your royals get in. >> absolutely. [ laughter ]

here's a look at the giants' schedule for the remaining games. game 2 against the cardinals set for tonight at 5:07 at bush stadium in st. louis. in then back at at&t on tuesday and wednesday for games 3 and 4 of the best of 7 series. then game 5 if necessary will also be played at at&t park on thursday. show us your orange and black spirit as the giants get set to take on the cardinals again tonight. you can e-mail them to us at breaking news@kron4.com. or post thome our facebook page. beat the cardinals four times, and it's back to the world series for the giants. joining us sunday night as we break it all down with highlights and postgame reaction. plus the tony sparano era is underway as the raiders

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working to control a wildfire in northern california. this morning the applegate fire is 67% contained. it continues to burn along i-80, east of sacramento. it has burned almost 460 acres to date. five homes were lost along with many other smaller buildings. and police arrested a man on suspicious of starting a wildfire that started the fire that burnt the town of weed. ronald marshall was taken into custody today on arson and $250,000 bail. the fire destroyed 150 structures in that small town, most of them houses. turning to national news. a large but peaceful group of protestors gathered outside the ferguson police department last night. protestors voicing their anger toward police over two shootings involving white recover who is killed two 18-year-old african american men. this follows the august shooting of michael brown

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i don't think you'll need that morning coffee in san francisco, we're already near 70 degrees. temperatures will continue to rise rapidly into the afternoon. 12:00, 70s and 80s throughout the area. and then the 90s make an appearance as we head into 3:00 this afternoon. pretty coasty temperature, 85 in -- toasty temperatures, evergreen hitting a high of 93. low 90s in walnut creek and concord. 90 in pleasanton. let's of sunshine in san francisco. 81 in the city. 84 in berkeley. napa close to niebt. and 88 in oak -- close to 90. and 88 in oakland. lots of sunshine over

the next couple of days. the sea breeze will return into tomorrow. tuesday night is the first possibility for the north bay. it'll spread to the coast by wednesday. sunny and dry conditions for thursday. let's talk about ways to increase your efficiency and effectiveness in your life and career. new technologies introduced just this week that promise to save you time and energy. let's get to the first one. we get so many messages from so many different sources, how do we keep them all in one place? >> you're getting it from what's up, from facebook, from all of your conversation apps all over your smart phone. wouldn't you just love when your phone buts to be able to get all of -- buzzes to be able to get all those messages in one inbox? >> tell us how. [ laughter ] >> two former google employees

created an inbox for all your conversation apps called snowball. and it makes conversations not about the app itself, but about the people. so if people are messaging you what's up or facebook or any of the conversation apps, you can get it streamlined to an inbox. it's only available on android right. now it's in development for the iphone. usually it's vice versa. >> what happened in this case? [ laughter ] >> it's just easier for them. >> do we know when to expect it for the iphone? >> in the next 12-18 mon i have a feeling it's going to be sooner. >> that sounds wonderful. let's go from screaming messages to streamlining credit. >> a new digital credit card was just announced. it's not really new. they had a competitor. it's plastc, and

you can swipe it just like a credit card. it's really thin. it hold s up to 20 of your debit cards, membership cards, gift cards all in one. you can put it right into the atm, use it in retail shops as well. and it holds twice the number of cards as its competitor, which is coin. it has a pin lock so you enter a pass code in order to be able to use it. it must be synced with a smart phone. it streams that information into your digital credit card. and the cool thing is, if you're separated from that card, meaning that your card is not in a certain proximity to your phone, it's going to send you a message letting you know you left it somewhere or maybe it was stolen. and even better, a precaution is that if you really

away from it for a certain amount of time, it'll delete the information on the card. >> oh, that's fantastic. >> it costs $150. and here's the catch. it's not going to be available till next year. so you preorder it now. >> i see. >> and it's a little bit of a concern because its nearest competitor did the same thing, and it had 20,000 preorders which were set to be delivered in september. and they realized it only worked in 85% of the machines. and it really does need to work in 100% of the machines. >> sure. >> so they're going back to the drawing board and doing some beta testing. no word when that's going to be officially available. so some people could be concerned about jumping in and preordering plastc. >> and what about apple pay? >> it is supposed to be released next month. and i really do believe in the-cloud-based paym basically that you swipe your

phone to pay for something. but i think there will always be a need for that physical card because you travel, and other countries may not be up to speed with the latest and greatest in technology. here's my greatest concern. whether you're paying by phone or one of these digital credit card, they're battery-powered. [ laughter ] >> so what if there's the perfect storm? if you're in a hurry and don't always charge your phone or charge the credit card, and then they die? and i don't know why they're not solar powered. >> great idea. >> that would be awesome. just like your calculator. [ laughter ] >> one more app you're telling me about. makings your trip to the coffee shop more efficient? >> i love this. if you're in a hurry, especially coming here in the morning, i always stop to get coffee. and there's a line. square is the device that sits on your phone and you can swipe

your credit card. they have an app called square order. and it allows you -- it has an praefl prediction feature -- arrival prediction feature. mien you can use that -- meaning you can use that from wherever you're at, and it noifrs the barift -- notifies the barista. so it fireplaces up your coffee within the perfect time. so when you walk in the door, there it is sitting for you. >> that's fantastic. in theory theory, it should work beautifully. >> it should. you're hoping. and right now, they have square pickup. and many different restaurants and cafes and coffee shops have this feature where you can preorder and then they let you know. they send you a message when it's ready. >> come on by. >> but i think this is more efficient. >> let's hope it works! these marine great ideas. >> saves you a lot of time.

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the familiar sights and sounds of the blue angels budsing the bay area with that -- buzz the bay area with that water show on saturday. thousands gathering to watch as the pilots rocked the sky in their jets. the popular performance is one of fleet week's biggest draws. crowds brought in heavy traffic to san francisco. leaving fleet week last night wasn't as easy as getting there for a lot of people. moreno boulevard was packed with cars and pedestrians. it took some drivers twice throng leave marina as -- twice as long to leave as to arrive. but saturday's events went well all in all. >> we're very fortunate. everyone here acted responsibly. we don't have any major issues. after sunset, visitors were

treated to a fantastic fireworks show. they were launched over by pier 39. and the show lasted about 15 minutes. a great way to wrap up the festivities. if you missed yesterday's fleet week action, kron 4 has you covered. tune in tonight for an 18 core of -- encore. and let's take a look at some of the other events going on today as fleet week will wrap up. in case you wondered where the blue angels go to get their energy, apparently they go to san francisco's house of prime rib. the pull team dined there on monday night. and they lcht behind this token of their appreciation. it's a signed and framed photo of the team flying over the skies of the bay area. and you can see it in the window of the restaurant displayed with pride. and we understand that the owner of the restaurant is an honorary blue angel.

coming up, residents in san pablo say they're getting robbed on the street and police aren't doing enough to help. first let's take this live look outside. beautiful view of the golden gate, plenty of sunshine.

in dallas, a healthcare worker at a hospital has tested positive for ebola. mike peltin has been following the developments from the newsroom. >> the cdc director this morning is wasting no time in saying for this to happen, there had to be a breech in protocol. the worker did wear protective gear. officials only identified the person as a healthcare worker at texas health presbyterian. sources tell cnn thee is a female nurse. she tested positive for ebola last

night after first coming down with a fever on friday. officials say she provided care and had extensive contact with thomas eric duncan who died in dallas wednesday. >> the two areas where we will be looking particularly closely is the performance kidney dialysis and respiratory intubation. both of those procedures can spread contaminated material and are considered high-risk procedures. they were undertaken on the patient as a desperate measure to try to save his life. >> reporter: and the testing confirms the positive ebola test. it would mark the first transmission of ebola in the united states. the infeblthed

healthcare worker -- infected healthcare worker is in stable condition this morning. and a labor dispute could be a serious blow in the fight against ebola. healthcare workers in liberia are threatening to go out on strike over hazard pay disputes. officials are pleading with the nurses and physician assistants to show up to work tomorrow. workers are demanding $700 a month in hazard pay in addition to their salaries. right now there are over 8,000 cases of ebola around the world. more than 4,000 people have died of ebola. that's the finding of the un's world health organization. the latest count brings the total number of confirmed, probable, or expected cases of 8,400. on your screen you can see the areas where deaths were reported in africa, spain, and the latest in the u.s. the weather forecast for the bay area. we're expecting or we're in the middle of a red flag warning for the bay area.

>> that's right. it's expected to expire at 5:00 tomorrow morning. we could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour, and humidity dipping below 25% right now. we're dealing with a very dry air mass. so keep that in mind for today. and as we head into early tomorrow morning. also seeing clear skies and a lot of sunshine. temperatures right notice in the upper -- now in the upper 70s. 63 in oakland, 78 in livermore. and by the time we reach the afternoon high, we'll advance into the mid-90s inland. 70s for the coast. sea breeze returns on monday. rain arrives in the bay area as early as tuesday evening.

a spark from an electrical identitilet spread quickly, engulfing the home in just a matter of minutes. the victim, a man in his 80s, was found dead in the living room. his daughter and neighbor were burn trieding to pull him to safety -- trying to pull him to safe. >> all the adults that were injured were tasting to get him out of the house. >> the neighbor was treated for second degree burns on his hands. residents in san pablo say they have seen a sharp rise in crime around davis park. dan rubben claims police are not reserving public safety. >> this is my kron 4 story. >> reporter: pedro and his wife have been living in san pablo for 17 years. >> this guy is waiting for me with the gun in the hand. stop there and give me your necklace.

>> reporter: pedro resisted, but the robber ripped his gold chain off and fled. the rob we is just one of many that have happened around davis park recently. >> my neighbor was roughed up, beat up. and he's if his 70s. >> reporter: not every incident was reported to police. >> many people don't speak english. that's why never report to the police. >> reporter: but pedro did. he says he even told recovers the direction his assailant ran. >> nobody moved. everybody is waiting for me, asking for my id, where i live, my birthday. >> reporter: other victims of crime are also frustrated with the police response. >> the police don't do nothing. they only come in, take care of call, that's it. >> reporter: the response from the community has been to find another place to spend a warm saturday afternoon. >> everybody here don't feel safe. that's why you see the park over there, the park is empty. >> reporter: pedro and linda enjoy running through davis

park. but unless police step up patrol, they might choose a different route. >> i wish the police see this news, and make changes. patrol more areas. >> reporter: we contacted the san pablo police department. they were not available for comment. they did confirm there were two separate incidents. we checked out this story after a viewer contacted us. if you have a story, can you visit our website. send us your idea.

a good start for the sharks last night. they open the season with a 3-0 victory over the winnipeg jets.

this coming on the heels of a 4-0 shalacking of the champs earlier in the week. kevin durant will be out for an undetermined amount of time. the team saying he has fractured his right foot. and the doctors say this type of injury usually talks about 6-8 weeks of recovery after surgery. the gm says at this point they can't give a timeline on the specifics to duran's case. friday night lights air big part of high school sports. one football team in michigan will have its right lites out. it's the caro varsity football squad forfeiting its season. they didn't have enough healthy bodies to fit uniforms. too many kids received season-ending injuries during the game. and that meant pitting younger players against older opposing teams from other schools. and the mismatch pit kids in harm's way. >> people are saying we quit. when i hear that word, we're stepping back for the safety of the kids and the development of

the program. it's very unfortunate for our seniors, for those teams that we compete against. but they understood and they know we've been struggling here for a couple years. >> the superintendent says there are plans for varsity football to return to the school next year as long as the players stay committed to the sport. let's take a live look outside. this time around, somewhat windy view from the mountain.

livermore already at 78. 69 in san francisco. by lunchtime, we'll see main 70s and 80s around the area, of course the warmer temperatures reserved for the inland spots,

napa, fairfield, and concord. 3:00 this after, we'll start to see some 90s arrive in the forecast. today definitely the warmest of the next seven. if you like warm weather, loss gatos, 90, 91 in campbell. plenty of low 90s in the east bay as well. concord hitting a high of 90, and low to upper 80s along the east bay shoreline. here in san francisco, we are talking about low 80s, getting close to 90 if you're heading up to wine country. and a lot of folks still heading into san francisco for fleet week. perfect weather, lots of sunshine. mid-70s by noon. by 2:00, we'll approach the 80-degree mark. we have a red flag warning in effect for the no-hitter and east bay hills -- in effect for the north and east bay hills until monday. cold

front could bring some rain to the bay area. dry conditions into thursday. and remnants from the typhoon will infiltrate the bay area bringing the chance for rain friday into saturday. for the first time in 27 years, a world series game will be played in candlestick park as the battle of the bay continues! game 3 of the 1989 world series. maldonado with the hesitation, allowing consecco to score, and he fails to get dave parker at second. so the a's take -- >> it was 25 years ago this week that the battle of the bay world series and the celebratory feeling in the bay area was shattered by the earthquake. and thoughts of baseball and bragging rights took to saving lives and digging out and rebuilding. the earthquake world series is a book that takings us back some 25 years to

relive the 1989 world series and the earthquake that changed the bay area. longtime journalist gary peterson is the author of this book. this week we're looking back 25 years to the earth and the world series. the timing of your book is just perfect. you were in the press box for game 3 of the world series when the shaking started. what did you feel? >> i was in the overflow section, section 1, upper deck, candlestick park. and it started out as a kind of a vibration or buzzing. people thought it was an aircraft going over. in the time it took to form that thought, it was pretty obvious, no, that's not what that was. then we started the pitch and roll and bounce and moving ways that you shouldn't move in a 60,000 seat concrete

stadium. and from my standpoint, i was thinking if it stops now, we're okay. if it stops now, we're okay. and after a while, 15 seconds seemed like an hour. i thought, i don't know that is this going to be okay. >> and your assignment to cover the world series turned into an assignment to cover a natural disaster. >> it sure did. with power out to the stadium, darkness coming, i quickly decided they're not going to play this game. so i needed to get to where i could get to the players and the managers. and team officials. so i exited the stadium slowly. everyone else was trying get out at that point as well. circled around, went throughout player parking lot to do the interferes. then we had to -- the interferes. then we had to find a place that had power and lighting. >> and you talked about going into a hospitality tent. >> yes, they had them there at that time. they had hospitality areas when you covered the postseason. so media like myself, you'd go in, grab a box of lunch before the game, and if you were quick enough, you'd get

down there afterward for a little buffet. we found the tent, the other two guys let them in. and the guard asked where's your ticket? >> in the middle of the earthquake! >> i said you got to be kidding me. he said you can't come in. and the owner of the giants, his wife connie walked by and she said you let these people in. and she brought us cold food and apologized because it wasn't warm. i said i think we can forgiven you. [ laughter ] >> take the fans back twitch years to a look at -- 25 years to a look at both teams. the swaggering a's, the giants with kevin mitchell, the league mvp, will clark. >> at that point the two teams had coexisted in the bay area for about 20 years. and during that, it seemed almost always that one team was on solid

footing, and the other team was about ready to leave town. this was a time that both teams had solid ownership, good management, they had talent, charisma, and big things happened. >> and the a's won in four games. it was a 4-game sweep instrumented by the quake. there was about 10 days off in between game 2 and game 3. and so the a's never really got the recognition that they should have. >> they didn't. no. 1, it was probably the least competitive world series ever. and no. 2, the earthquake naturally got in the way. and then no champagne or beer in the clubhouse, they decided that out of respect per people who lost loved ones or property. and even the civic celebration in jack london square was very muted. they gave players who spent an extra two weeks in the bay area, it

was optional. so some players left town. >> they went home. tell us what you remember most about that time. it was a time of jubilation for bay area fans. both teams in the bay area facing each other. >> it was unique. the teams have shared the bay area now for almost 50 years, and that's the only time they have been in the world series. so that's a once in a lifetime experience. it was a dream season for a baseball fan in the bay area. then a lot of history went crashing together that night. suddenly we have the biggest earthquake since 1906. >> and it still marks us to this day. look at all the changes that have been brought about. we cross the bay bridge every day. that's a very big change right there. [ laughter ] >> the title of the book again, the earthquake world series, the

battle of the bay, 25 years later. theech. >> my pleasure. progresso. i forgive you. you do? it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmer vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you, soup people. this week at safeway, buy four progresso traditional soups for five dollars with your club card.

a second case of ebola reported in tex achlts officials say a healthcare -- texas. a healthcare worker who provided care for an ebola patient who died has tested positive for the virus. the worker was in full protective gear. officials did not identified the worker. the family has requested privacy. if the diagnosis is confirm, it would be the first known case of the disease being transmit the here in the u.s. residents in san pablo have seen a sharp rise in crime

around davis park. a most recent eevens was a robbery -- event was a robbery. the victim was held up at gunpoint. a 70-year-old man was robbed and beaten up in the same area. residents claim they're fed up with a lack of police response. and the giants take a 1-game lead in the nlcs. they beat the cardinals last night. bumgarner with another strong outing. the giants have won 12 of their last 13 postseason games. game two is exactlied for tonight -- schedule forward tonight at 5:07. the giants taking on the cards, the niners taking on the rams tomorrow for monday night football. kickoff at five:30. and the raiders are taking on the charger at the coliseum with

their new interim head coach. the raiders will try to get their first win of the season, kickoff at 1:05. if you missed yesterday's fleet week action, kron 4 has you covered. tune in for an encore hour of our fleet week special featuring the blue angels. here's a look at some of the other events going on for fleet week. the 7-day, lots of sunshine, hot weather for today. we do have a red flag warning in effect until tomorrow. looks like rain on the way. >> sounds good!

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