niles west made me feel part of a community. sure it was a big place, even bigger than it is in your day. but they world you are about to enter its bigger still. and although west was big, and it is big, it is a big place made of smaller places. kids feet in from lincoln hall and lincoln junior high. from fairview, parkview, and color -- koehler. in turn, kids feet into those middle schools from smaller neighborhoods, and in the end from their families. west takes each of these communities and stitches them together into a larger fabric. like the hope for our country. expressed on the great seal of the united states. of many, makes one. place for one -- a you knew some kids since guarding, some -- since kindergarten, some since freshman year, and some since a beginning of the year. it was a place where kids were s, kids on therest basketball team, and the kids on the course, could find common ground. this is not happen by accident. it was in part due to the work of our immensely desiccated -- dedicated teachers. several of whom

first, niles west made me feel part of the community. a big place, even bigger than it is in your day. but the world you're about to enter is bigger still. and although west was big, and it is big as the big place made of smaller places. kids feed in from lincoln hall. and lincoln junior high. [applause] judge garland: fairview, parkview, and culver. in turn kids feed into those middle schools from smaller neighborhoods and in the end from their families. west takes each of these communities and stitches them together into a larger fabric, like the hope for our country. of thenly great field united states. out of many, makes one. west was the place where you knew some since kinter garden and some since the beginning of the year. it was a place where people with different interests, kids of the basketball team and in the chorus, the auto club and on the debate team, could find common ground. accident,ot happen by it was due to the work of our immensely dedicated teachers. several of whom came back today. you. [applause] niles west was also

this is the first confirmed west nile case for contra costa county this year.and so far 55 people since 20-05 have been diagnosed with the virus. back in 20-06 two people died. you can contract west nile virus through one bite from a mosquito. the county is advising residents to drain standing water.use repellants.and avoid outdoors when mosquitoes are present. >> britteny: the tears would drop into tomorrow and live look outside. it was already a chilly day today temperatures to drop a few more degrees into tomorrow when speeds will also stay strong right now at 22 mi. an hour fairfield and we concealing debts of the 35 mi. an hour right now sustained a 25 and an oakland 21 hayward 7 in fremont not as bad in redwood city. celebrate our shot shows a drop of blood pressure rolfes push cooler air and the rest of tonight. lateran to the rest of tonight will drop from the high 60s and to the high fifties by 9:00. and then cool gusty conditions 52 by 7:00 p.m. for the bay area than the parts of a down to the mid '50s by 9:00. and then we will cool down quickly has run the region only at 70 i

. >>> the west nile virus has been detected in the north bay. a bird tested positive in san rafael. the bird was found near smith ranch and yosemite road. mosquitoes can transmit west nile to humans. an infected bird was reported in antioch. >>> if you're in the south bay you might smell the celebration. we'll take you to the barbecue championships and a look at the role tech is playing in the competition. >> heading outside, get ready >> you have probably heard of fireworks night at the ballpark and a minor league team hosted a firearms might to teach -- these people wore hand guns on their hips. >> i don't think it's a recipe for disaster. it's more of a way to shed a good light on it to say there's nothing bad that is going to happen with all the fear. we can just hang out and have a good time. >> not everyone was thrilled with this idea. sometimes i think that's when you don't have a great idea, when there's debate. >> those who brought guns were not allowed to buy alcohol at the ballpark. >>> a barbecue in silicon valley would not be complete without a healthy helping of technol

west nile is another example of this it belongs in the west nile. it doesn't belong in new york. another example of a disease somewhere else that came in decided america was home. we need to have individual as we make choices about who we elect and who we support and those who say that health is an important factor. you are much more eloquent than i can never be about reproductive rights. it's an everybody right. it's not just pregnant women we need to make sure that women have their appropriate reproductive rights. >> we talk about brazil but let's not forget the united states. there's a lot of things going on across the united states that we need to make sure women really do have a full set of rights. >> roni want to ask a question about a developing global problem and also developing response to that problem. the problem of course is refugees. i will just leave it at that. as far as the global response is concerned i think one of the things that has been overlooked has been the role of pharma and the lack of incentives in the pharmaceutical business for responding to these kin

in 1999, west nile started where? right here. you know not. west nile is another good example. it belongs in the west nile. it doesn't belong in new york. another example of the disease example of a deceased hamas became a decided america was home. we need as individuals have to make choices about who we elected who is the port and the offense we write, to find people who say that health is an important factor. you're much more eloquent than i could ever be about reproductive rights. it is not just pregnant women and we need to make sure women have their appropriate reproductive rights. we talk about brazil, but let's not forget the united states. there's a lot of things going on across the united states who need to make sure women have a full set of rights. >> ron behrmann. i want to ask a question about a developing global problem and also potential developing response to that problem. the problem of course is refugees and i will just leave it at that. as far as the global responses concerned, i think one of the things that has been overlooked has been the role of pharma and t

one said he had west nile virus. come on. he didn't have west nile virus. so for one year he was symptom-free. i'm a very slow walker. he was walking ahead of me. it was stunning. the parkinson's to come back. but that's a dramatic -- i don't know if it's because of jordan, but we can't think of anything else. >> areas. >> here's the other thing about grandfathers. they are sitting out these little tables with their grandchildren and having tea parties with them and playing with dolls and rolling around on the floor with their grandson. you know, my house and was a very good father and a very devoted father. do you hear people say, you know, i didn't know my father that while when i was growing not to look at him with my kids. >> we have a question? >> am i on? can you hear me? i've been asking you since i was younger. i am here with my mom having a weekend away and i'm enjoying your talk even though i came in a little bit later. one of the things that i've read about is the importance of grand parent and also their longevity. there was a study done by i th

as well as dealing with west nile virus and encephalitis. the key to responding and eliminating these diseases is suppressing the mosquito population capable of transmitting these diseases, so it is important to have some sort of coordinated ability to deal with this issue. >> scientifically, the key messages we still don't know what we don't know and this is going to require a lot of knowledge and a lot of work from a lot of people to rapidly increase what we do know. there iscial side, likely going to be a sense of other ring that is going to happen if the zika virus reaches the u.s. where people are going to be blamed and certain groups are going to be specifically targeted as those responsible for zika virus and that is very ineffective. we should do everything we can to make sure that the message is we are all in this together. thank you all for your work. of tryinghe same goal to do everything we can. work and the your time you took care. the record will remain open until july 15 for submission of statements to the record. this roundta

this comes after adult mosquitoes tested positive for west nile in several areas. no human cases of west nile so far this year. limit mosquito exposure by getting rid of standing water and using bug spray that contains deet. >> 7:23 the time. we'll take a quick break. a warning against a specific type of flu zac seen. doctors tell us why it doesn't really protect your children from the virus. new numbers being released in the bay area market. we'll tell you the new records set last night. here's a live look from the bridge where traffic is slowing down a bit. at least it's under sunny skies. it looks great out there. we'll get an update on the commute and forecast coming up in a few minutes. . >>>welcome back. the time 7:26. morning commute not that bad but still packed in places like the bay bridge. san francisco still holding up the foot of the maize. it's under the limit to freemont street. i spotted a new problem in the east bay. 580 west at 150th. if you have to get out of caster valley, it's jamming up the ride. from 238 right now it's about 18 minutes to get

. >>> west nile fogging will take place next week. here's the area that the crews will be fogging next thursday and friday. mosquitos with west nile have been found in a large region of the south bay and several neighborhoods have already been fogged. >>> well, disney agrees that they must make some changes. coming up, the response to the deadly alligator attack in orlando. new indications that this was not the first time that visitors might have been in danger. new details now on the deadly alligator attack at orlando's disney worlresorthe park will n warning of alligators along >>> the disney alligator attack at the resort, disney reacts and lane graves was drown and badly bitten. he was wading in a lagoon that had no swimming signs posted. >> so far, disney is not saying when the new signs will go up but we're also hearing more stories about alligators connected to the iconic theme park. gabe gutierrez has that and the response from disney. >> reporter: this morning, disney world says it's going to beef up its warning signs followin

. >>> the west nile rivirus has bn detected here in the bay area. bird has tested positive in san rafael. the dead bird was found and mosquitos that feed on an infected animal can transmit west nile to humans. symptoms include fever, headache and nauza. no human cases have been reported so far this year in california. >>> police are warning beachgoers about a great white shark spotted in pacifica. the beach is a popular surf spot usually packed on sunny days like yesterday, however, surfers weren't too worried. >> i was debating whether or not to go out and after a few minutes i decided the odds weren't that great i would get bit and how could i say no? >> every time we saw seaweed or felt something at our feet we would jump up. >> police posted signs in the area warning people about the shark. >>> we are on tap for another sunny day across the bay area. here's francis dignlasan. >> it's already nice. i took off my jacket. joggers in tank tops and shorts. that's all you need right now. we're in san francisco. let's show you 7 hd clear blue skies all

after decades we have to help to combat mosquito transmitted diseases around the world including west nile and malaria killing more than 400,000 people in the world every year. and hospitalizes hundreds of thousands of latin america and as you invest millions of dollars into a new malaria campaigns around the world every year we also work with the bill in melinda gates foundation to help develop better tools and more effective ways to combat mosquito transmitted diseases a number of countries. we also operates the largest urban private center in the world in wisconsin so we are no stranger as a company to mosquito transmitted disease. what makes zika so tragic is that strikes the most believable and if i could wave a magic wand to eliminate this disease i would because we would just as soon not have this business when the story broke in brazil with microsoft's lead restarted to marshal resources for the manufacturing team working 24 severed over several months we also launched full series of educational programs and donated product to those most in need mosquitos season is largely over in

with his right to a preliminary hearing >> pam: the west nile virus found in antioch tested positive. he doesn't six people died from west i'll the contract this the one by from a mosquito they're advising residents to drain standing waterford fees repellents and avoid outdoors. >> pam: they be at full strength. >> reporter: so close to of been a celebration. strength in numbers and the model that carry the team throughout the most perfect runs family history and indeed the draw one more time >> britteny: the into tomorrow it cools down even more than lisa to warm things backup them polyclitus does not think a whole lot of fog on the golden gate camera. and the rest of tonight still win the parley cloudy into tomorrow and then this week where tracking a chance of showers into thursday starting friday in the week and the warm things right back off. 58 san jose fell. ventures conquered 57 degrees. >> britteny: sustain 20 mi. an hour and then 28 hours per hour wind us closer to about 35 mi. per hour the small onshore flow inflation seen if temperatures dropping of the cool air moving in

. >>> officials in san jose will take a shot at eradicating mosquitos with west nile virus fogging south jose next week. the fogging was scheduled after mosquitos tested positive for west nile virus in an area around highway 87 and branham lane. the area will be fogged for several hours starting at 11 p.m. next thursday. >>> happening today it habitat for humanity's east bay sillicon valley chapter kicks off its 30th anniversary build- a-thon. volunteers will be helping to build dream homes for families. the build-a-thon runs through tuesday at the muir ridge development in martinez. >>> he is not a founding father but this father's day yosemite national park is getting a visit from the president. according to the white house, first family is set to visit the park this weekend catching a glimpse of the first family is unlikely but some visitors taking in the park's amazing views a presidential sighting would be a bonus. are you going to be looking out? >> yes, for them and the bears, yes. [ laughter ] >> what would you do you if you saw the first family? >> i would shake their hands. >>

> new this morning, san jose authorities are taking action after finding mosquitos infected with west nile virus. officials will start fogging a section of south san jose next week. the fogging was scheduled after mosquitos tested positive for west nile virus in an area around highway 87 and branham lane. the area will be fogged for several hours starting at 11 p.m. next thursday. >>> habitat for humanity's east bay sillicon valley chapter is celebrating its 30th anniversary in a special way. they are kicking off a build-a- thon that runs through tuesday at the muir ridge development in martinez. families there have already been helping to build their dream homes with their own hands. >>> it is 5:09. a scorching weekend ahead for parts of california could prove dangerous or even deadly. >> and a very special ther's day for this little guy and his dad. how dads stepped in to become a special kind of hero for his son. >> and speaking of father's day, from the kpix 5 weather center, we're working on that father's day forecast. we'll share with you where it's going to be hottest. >> and we hav

nile. it's the first confirmed case in contra costanty th >>> we just learned that a dead bird in antioch has tested positive for west nile. it is the first confirmed case in contra costa county this year. officials are warning people to dump standing water where mosquito larvae hatch and to use repellant. also anyone with severe flu-like symptoms, including body aches and fevers is urged to seek medical treatment. >>> good news this morning the risk of the zika outbreak expanding to the summer's olympic games in rio is considered very low. that's according to world health organization. say the virus is barely spreading in rio now because of cooler weather and the word being done in brazil to reduce mosquito populations. brazil is at the epicenter with more than 100,000 cases reported t. virus is now in 40 countries and could spread to the southern and southwestern portion of the u.s. this summer, including southern california. >>> lawyer remarks a future olympian perhaps, and a record is set. a 9-year-old central valley boy has become the youngest person ever to swim to alcatraz and back. >> oh my god! >> good for h

up their efforts this year in light of the zika virus and also just to continue the fight against west nile virus. but they say, residents, you need to play a big role. al spray in delaware last night to kill adult mosquitoes, but the spray can't reach where they breed. that's in standing water and containers in the yards and on patios. the biggest target this year in delaware and elsewhere is the asian tiger mosquito which is already known to carry the west nile virus. >> now with the spector of possibly them being implicated in the spread of zika virus, there's even double concern to try to address and focus on tiger mosquitoes. >> the department of new orleans resources says residents should check around the house daily and get rid of any standing water no matter how small it is. trapping, sorting and checking millions of mosquitoes every day. and so far, there have not been any zika infected mosquitoes found on the u.s. mainland where they will continue to test for that, rick and sharrie. >> all right, ali. thank you. >>> take a quick break. be right back with more news. stay with us. >

as well as west nile.look at a bug spray that can protect you from both. >>> new information on the man who was arrested after trying to grab an officer's gun. what police say he was planning to do. >>> a team makes a scary discovery. >>> a live look the golden gate. a mild morning and we are getting ready for another day of very hot temperatures. especially inland. the hot weather may last through the next 7 days. a forecast up that this update coming up. get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. if you're using this toothpaste, you're probably expecting to get visibly whiter teeth, but it only removes surface stains, and clinical tests show that it only provides about a half-shade of whitening. new colgate optic white high impact white is different. it contains hydrogen peroxide, ha profesonally recommended nt. whitening ingredient. it goes beyond surface stains to deeply whiten. it whitens four shades, and that is a visible difference in whitening. colgate optic white high impact

. >>> mosquitos continue to test positive for west nile in the south bay.ere is a map showing areas crews will fog next friday including oak ridge mall. with mosquitos everywhere, several neighbors have and will be fogged. >>> cdc reporting three babies born with birth defects linked to the nika virus have been recorded in the united states and three other babies have been lost in miscarriages or abortion. that comes as mosquito season ramps up in the united states. some experts say that virus will spread into southern and southwestern portions of the united states. that would include southern california. >>> 4:49. the first family is california bound. the president and his family expected to arrive in the central valley today. tomorrow the obamas will take a tour of yosemite national park and carlsbad caverns. it's the 100th anniversary of the national parks services. >>> trip advisor has issued a list of the most popular national parks. >> millions of travelers chimed in and the grand canyon is the top park to visit. the other top destinations include bry

*where local vector control found a bird that tested positive f the virus -- com >>> west nile found in the bay area, where local vector control found a bird that tested positive for the virus. that's coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> and that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >> ken and liz will see you at 5:00. have a great day. ,, ♪ >> caroline: hey. how was your swim? >> thomas: hey. it was refreshing. you and dad should have joined me. >> caroline: oh, no, your dad is asleep. >> thomas: already? >> caroline: parenthood wipes him out. i'm sorry. i -- i shouldn't have said that, the whole "parenthood" thing. i wasn't thinking. >> thomas: it's fine. you shouldn't have to edit yourself in front of me. and besides, that's what -- that's what we agreed on, right? dad is the father. [ sighs ] >> caroline: yeah, but i -- i put you in a mood. >> thomas: no, i was... i was already in a mood.

mosquito control experts will tell city council what's being done to prevent the spread of zika and west nile viruseses for the summer months. officials are reminding people to remove all standing water around their holes since that's where mosquitos breed. meantime, scientists in the area are testing a vaccine for the zika virus. >> researchers developed the vaccine in nine months when it can normally take months. they partnered to replicate the vaccine. they will get clinical trials with human volunteers from multiple cities including right here in philadelphia. >>> new jersey transit has taken surveillance systems out of its trains. both audio and recording systems have been in use in the river line between trenton and camden. after careful review it's removing the audio feature. since it was announced in april rail rider groups and civil rights advocates have raised privacy issues about the surveillance. >>> today is the day to get the septa key card. septa wants to get feedback from you before allowing more riders to get the cards. 10,000 riders have them. the cards are like debit cards

is not dangerous to you our your pets scientists are tests mosquitos to see if any have zika and west niley stream they scoop up and gather larva. the surveillance crews, it's what they do each summer. but this year it's amped up because of the zika virus. there's something you can do to prevent mosquito borne disease. >> get rid of the standing water. >> especially like rainy days like yesterday. you can learn about about the zika virus, camden county has a new brochure. >>> 6:26, 64 degrees, still some clouds in the area. that's a live view from the comcast center. we'll see the clouds thin out. put your sunglasses on stand by. i'll have your neighborhood forecast just ahead. in the meantime, jessica boyington is watching the roads. >>> this is wood haven road around bristol pike. all lanes blocked right now headed eastbound and all traffic being forced off at the amp ramp. we'll have more updates on this when i come back and more stuff at 4:30. >>> next at 4:30 find out why students in delaware may have their summer vacations stretched out beyond labor day. over 4 million women have dis

. >>> a west nile warning in contra costa county.ector control says a dead bird in antioch tested positive for the virus. this marks the first appearance of the mosquito-borne virus in contra costa this year. crews found the bird near preuitt ranch and mccollmy drive. district officials say this isn't a surprise as they already are starting to see virus activity in nearby counties >>> kellogg's is following in the footsteps of hostess and frito-lay voluntarily recalling some of its snacks because they may be contaminated with peanuts. some special k brownies and cookies. this comes after the company's supplier recalled wheat flour that may contain low levels of peanut residue. >>> big win today for consumers and online streaming companies like los gatos based netflix. a federal appeals court upheld the government's net neutrality rules. they basically require internet providers to treat all web traffic equally. internet service providers cannot offer special treatment to sites that pay for faster service. >>> an iconic las vegas casi

now we nomosquitoes spread deadly diseases like dengue and west nile and the frightening zika diseasenow. they are worrying with the middlesex county mosquito control to combat these bloodsuckers. i sat with perth amboy mayor and handed me all of these social media information that they are going to be giving away at every location, libraries, town halls so you can prepare yourself for the mosquitoes. as you a travel and as you are at home. she explained the community residence in berth am buy and most of them are from latino hert age. they come from south america, from central america and when they travel down there. they need to be safe. they need to be aware of the potential dangers of pregnant become. >> not to alarm them, but give them enough information so that they can protect them elfs and their families as they travel. she learned that we don't have the mosquito and which has zika here right now, we do have another mosquito so i went down to mosquito control in edison tintack matt the biologist there that, twos with know ski toes. that is hot breeding ground right here. >> i

experts will tell city council what is being done this summer to prevent the spread of zika and west nile virus. officials will also remind people to remove all standing water from around their homes since that's where mosquitos breed. meantime scientists in our area are getting ready to test the vaccine for the zika virus. the researchers developed the vaccine in just nine months when it normally can take decades. they partners with novio pharmaceuticals. the next step, human volunteers. >> so far, there's a lot of hope. there's definitely a great, strong medical need for this. >> in just a couple weeks, researchers will give the vaccine to volunteers to see how they react to it. those volunteers will not be exposed to the zika virus. that's another step that the team hopes to take by the end of the year. >>> philadelphia first ever traveling beer garden is now open just in time for the fourth of july holiday weekend. officials from the city's parks and recreation department cut the ribbon on a brand-new parks on tap in the schuylkill park the mobile bank will move from park to park it w

. >>> for the first time this season, mosquitos with west nile virus have been discovered in the south bay. that means crews will start fogging next week. the mosquitos were found in the zip codes you see there in san jose and campbell. vector control crews will begin fogging wednesday night at 11:00 and they will continue through the early morning hours. >>> we have new video tonight of a deadly plane crash into a town house in the los angeles area. the two seater aircraft smashed into the front home in hawthorn sparking a fire. it killed the two people on board but luckily no one on the ground was hurt. witnesses say they heard the plane sputtering before it hit the home. no word on what caused the engine to sputter. >>> as he envisioned muhammad ali's funeral was a spectacle. they chanted ali in louisville but it was heard and seen around the world. more than 100,000 people in his hometown lined the streets as a hearse carrying his casket drove down. see it there. as ali planned before he died, every day people were joined by politicians, celebrities and sports heros to eulogize the

concerns of west nile in parts of the bay has officials taking action. >> and yet another scandal for the oakland police department. the latest involving allegations that could compromise the murder convictions. we'll explain next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm michelle griego. let's get a look at weatherd traffic. here's roberta gonzal >>> good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's take a look at san francisco from treasure island. our photojournalist greg welch is. love the shot. >> beautiful. >> thank you, greg. let's check traffic and weather. roberta it's shaping up to be hot. >> it's going to be a dangerously hot weekend throughout much of the state of california. locally we'll jump 10 degrees each day until we hit triple digits monday and tuesday. in the desert southwest and into arizona, extremely record hot temperatures. 120 in phoenix on monday. incredible. even hotter in death valley and bar -- than death valley and barstow. this is the scene from mount vaca. ah! partly sunny to partly cloudy conditions today. we still have a few leftover lingering light rain in

is a warning: warmer weather in california means more will be buzzing around with an increase in west nileransmission in the state. birds and mosquito samples have tested positive for the virus. experts say our state's recent rain pattern and the warm temperatures are to blame. mosquito control officials urge people to be center cautious this summer as mosquito season picks up. >> cavaliers are not the only opponent with a courtroom battle over a planned home in san francisco. >> more trouble for the oakland police department with an investigation underway into the actions of another officer. ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 5:00 a.m. on friday. good morning. i am natasha zouves. >> it is the reason i am smiling now, a quick check on weather and traffic. early happy father's day, mike. >> thank you. looking forward to sunday. my dad is still in town. i can spend it with him. so, i thank them. now, live doppler hd shows a few sprinkles across the north bay and a look from sutro tower, can you see it is cloudy this morning wi

the area to close their windows and doors and stay inside during the fogging. 53 people died from west nile last year in california. >>>, well, we talk askeet maus ketoose, i got several bites over the weekend. >> well, nice and clear out there right now, i think the bay is going to stay mostly clear overnight tonight. we are looking nice and clear on the san mateo bridge. and towards the bay bridge, clear there as well as the fog has not made its way to the bridge yet. these temperatures are really bouncing back after cooler than normal numbers for the week. today we are above average at 86 in san jose and 71 in fremont and 73 in san francisco. all these numbers are well above average. high-pressure is still uncontrol, but disturbances still coming in and we sua few passing high clouds and then it looks like we have some major changes as we head into the middle of this week. tonight, mostly clear skies with some patchy fog developing over the coast line. you may see some fog as you wake up in the morning. as we go through the day, that will break up and your temperatures will be cool on th

this comes after adult mosquitoes tested positive for west nile in several areas of san jose. people contracting west nile so far this year. you can limit exposure by getting rid of standing water and fixing any holes in your screen doors windows. >>> 6:22 ohio police arrested one suspect in and they are searching for a second after a 13-year-old girl was shot after the cleveland cavs victory parade. this was the scene downtown hundreds of people running after hearing that gunfire. the shooting happened shortly after the cavs celebration parade and rally ended. the 13-year-old girl was shot twice in the leg and she is expected to recover. moments after dozens of officers were at jack casino look for a possible second suspect. police say no shots were fired in the casinoch shooting remains -- casino. the shooting remains under investigation. >>> 2016 news bernie sanders appears to have admitted defeat to hillary clinton in the fight for the democratic presidential nomination. >> eat appears i am not going to be the nominee so i won't be determining the scope of the convention.

one said he had west nile virus. so for one year he was symptom-free. he had been able to drive pretty was driving again. i'm a very slow walker and he couldn't keep up with me when i walk. he was walking ahead of me. it was stunning but the parkinson's did come back, but i mean that's a dramatic -- i don't know that's because of jordan but he can't think of anything else. >> here's the other thing about grandfathers. they are sitting at these little tables with their grandchildren, granddaughters and having tea parties with them and playing with dolls and rolling around on the floor with her grandsons. you know, my husband was a very good father and a very devoted father but you hear people say you know i didn't know my father that well when i was growing up. look at him with my kid. a great shot. >> go ahead. >> lesley stahl can you hear me? i've been watching you, when i was younger, i will say a little kid. i'm here with my mom. we are having a weekend away and i'm enjoying your talk even though i came in a little bit later but one of the things tha

identifying birds that may have died from west nile may prevent the spread of the disease. >>> septa is rolling out their brand new transit cards next week. up to ten thousand righters wil- riders will have a chance to by weekly passes at 12 stations. they work tore subway -- for subway lines and buses and trolleys. septa say it will cutback on long lines. >>> this is really e-z pass that you experience in your car coming to transit. >>> to help riders with the transition customer service ambassadors will be in septa stations to answer any questions you may have. >>> still ahead on "action news" saturday morning, a potential health hazard found lurking in bath toys and more. we'll have details on what you need to know to protect your child. >>> a hero on horseback saves the day when a woman's bike is stolen. and stick with us, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. prepare for storms later today. "action news" saturday morning continues right after the break. >>> dramatic video from arlington, texas, masked gunman ambushed a jewelry dealer

. >>> mosquitos keep testing positive for the west nile virus in the south bay.similar fogging will take place next week. we have a map in the area that includes fogging next thursday night to friday morning. it includes oak ridge mall. they found a large region from campbell to south san jose. several neighborhoods have been fogged. >>> another first for san francisco. there is now a senior advisor to the mayor for transgender initiatives. >> mayor ed lee appointed fox to that position. she served as police commissioner in her role. she will focus on transgender issues. >> a lot will be overseeing and coordinating existing programs we have. this $1.5 million and making sure, one, they are effective and do a gap analysis to see where we are missing things. >> especially what we've done to try to turn bad attitudes in north carolina and mississippi over accessibility on things like toilet use. we felt that perhaps an advisor on transgender issues would be appropriate. >> several cities and towns reached out to her following the orlando shooting massacre. >>> comin

. >> west nile causes encephalitis and n >> if you see something red, hot, and streaking, get it looked for infection. >> there could be further complications with spider bites, neurological complications. >> it is rare to have that. you could have an allergic reaction. if you get bitten by a brown recluse, that's what that toxin does. stay away from them. >> bees, they're good. they're endangered, but nobody wants to be stung of course. a lot of people say i'm allergic. just how common is a bee sting allergy. >> it is pretty rare. 3% of adults and less than 1% of kids age 16 and under are allergic. wheezing, loss of consciousness, that's what an allergy >> that will prevent you from dying long enough to get to the hospital. see an allergist. we have fantastic treatment for that. >> venom? >> to venoms, yes exactly. >> ticks, lyme disease, what should you look out for? >> you're going to get a classic circular rash. then that rash starts to spread. once it gets carried away, you can end up with the third stage which is arthritis and cardiac problems. you need to get it treated when the

. >>> alexandria wants you to know how the city plans to fight zika, west nile, and other mosquito borneeases. the health department will hold a meeting on the third wednesday of each month through october mosquitos. the first meeting is less than an hour from now at 6:30 at the lee center on jefferson street. >>> redskins mini camp winding up in ashburn. >> jason pughs live at the park. >> reporter: when you take into account how the team looked last season, making the playoffs, parlay that with an excellent off-season. redskins fans have every reason to be excited about this upcoming year. >> i think it was very beneficial for us. it's good to have some guys that have been with the system for one, two, and three years. you can see them getting bigger and stronger. i think they're a well conditioned group. i think there's bigger, there's stronger, and i think we have learned a lot. >> each individual matchup is more -- there's a lot more eff before, but you can tell there's a heightened sense of you a eed with each rep. >> it's been a humbling experience, but i've learned to be patient

up until this year, it only tested for west nile virus.this year it added testing for zika and two others. the district says it has no confirmed cases of any of the viruses. >> we want to make certain that we are testing, looking for things that are of concern and being able to report that to the public for public safety and also for confidence in where we currently stand. >> the testing on mosquitos is done in d.c.'s forensic lab. doctors showed us it found one potential positive case but they are not sure which virus it is yet. >> just seemed like the bus didn't weigh anything so we just lift the bus. >> some local heroes reflecting on the moment they rushed into help those hurt after a bus rolls over along the george washington parkway. redskins name debate. the place where people are no longer allowed to wear the team's gear. >>> the storms are clearing. you can still encounter some showers as you step outside this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is tracking when things will clear up where you live with your h >> it w

west nile virus .. means crews will be spring this we in the south bay.=map== vector control teams will >>> crews will be spraying in the south bay this week. the control teams will spray an area of south san jose in campbell. the map lists the zip codes where they were found. spraying starts at 11:00 on wednesday and then continues through the early morning hours. >>> he has accomplished something no else u.s. diver has done in a decade. >> clayton christian gibson won world cup bronze in the men's free board competition and may be on his way to the olympics. lily tan talked about him and what made him difference this time around. >> reporter: kris, it's his second olympic team starts next week at trials but here at the a aquatic center, he told me he almost quit. so what changed his mind? >> for me personally, i had never really taken a break from the sport so i didn't know what i was missing. >> reporter: less than a year after accouhe finished diving, came back and won five national titles. now he's going for an olympic comeback. >> i loved it. >> rep

the other shirts all four seventy testers received bites from as well as the mosquito that carries west nile. consumer reports contacted them and both cited formal studies and field data to underscore the effectiveness of their products and that the clothing could reduce the number of mosquitos around you. there is another way to protect yourself. any repel enthat works on your skin should work just as long when applied to clothing. they tried it with a regular shirt sprayed with a 30% deet repellant. and none of the volunteers got bitten. spray your clothes before you put them on and wait until they are completely dry. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, cecily tynan and adam joseph i hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. now a look ahead at 9:00. >> thank you. coming up tonight we are following developing news after a driver was shot on i-95, also two men hold a delivery driver at gun point but was able to get away after being kidnapped

and inspections department will talk about what is being done to prenkt the spread of the zika and west nileses. they'll outline the mosquito spraying plan. officials also remind people to remove all standing water around their homes since that's where mosquitos breed. >>> and philadelphia's first ever traveling beer garden is now open. >> official, for the cities recreation department cut the ribbon on parks on tap on the schuylkill bank. it will move park to park. it will beer and 59 and nonalcoholic drinks. >> although beer and wine is definitely exciting parks on tap is designed to provide fun for families, games, in addition to chairs, hammocks and prepackaged picnics. >> parks on tap runs fridays through sunday 1:00 to 11:00. and sundays noon to 10:00. you can see that on the nbc.com website or the nbc10 app. >>> it is 6:46, we've got clear skies this morning. if you're heading out clear and a bit cooler than yesterday. with sunshine, that's not going to last long. a sunny, warm summer day today. into the 80s this afternoon. it's tonight that will be turning partly cloudy. the cloud in

. >> next time you get a mosquito bite, we know they can carry diseases like zika virus or west nile why are they so potent? it is the inflammation from the bite that spreads virus. researchers want to look in using antiinplame step cream can reduce the chances of getting a virus? the alameda county fair will have the winds of change but in the direct sunshine we start at 82 at 11:00, and 90 at 3:00 and 75 at 7:00. if you are going to the game in oakland the sun will break out and it will be extreme. a light breeze, temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s and first pitch at 123:35 with pride celebration during the parade, 6 at 10:00, to warm 75 at 1:00 o'clock in san francisco. sue? >> we are taking a look at drive times with an early big-rig accident on the altamont pass. from tracy to dublin, it should improve because the accident has cleared out of lanes. looking at a moderate drive over the sunol grade from dublin to mission boulevard, south, on 680 and 85, northbound, from highway 101 to cupertino you are move at the limit with no problems. we will look at your bay bridge and the re

city of alexandria the first of several meeting this summer to talk about concerns about sdeek a west nile virus and other mosquito born diseases and city health department will talk about prevention and control program and how residents can minimize mosquito breeding and tonight's meeting starts 6:30 at the lee center in the auditorium. . >> instore visit and purchases. >> it's guiding my every move after all. >> virtually like that. >> a live look outside. weather and traffic on the fives. next off to a good start. 68 degrees. ♪ ♪ sgrvr silver and bronze medals madeed from 30% recycles materials and gold free avenue mercury 2488 medals to be given out each weighs just over 1 pound. >>> and 6:15 again let's check in with caityln roth with a look at the forecast. >> steve good morning to you and everyone elimination. couple showers out there actually right now. otherwise generally pretty nice, comfortable morning. bus stop for quaingt there's more clouds and couple showers in montgomery county passing through. just to the north of district. so could see a sprinkle or two within the next ho

up until this year it only tested for west nile virus.s year it added testing for viruses of three others. as of today the district says it has no confirmed cases of any of those viruses. >> we want to make certain that things that are of concern and being able to report that to the public. again, for public safety and also for confidence in where we currently stand. >> the testing on mosquitos is done in d.c.'s forensic lab. doctors showed us it found one potential positive case but they are not sure which virus it is yet. >>> time to get a check on our weather and father's day weekend is upon us and amelia draper, we hope things will dry out for dad. >> it will be beautiful this weekend. really both days whether you take dad golfing, tennis, whatever your plans may be. the weather looking spectacular. right now cloudy skies for everybody and showers for some. for most of us we're actually dry. i'm tracking showers in parts of southern maryland around frederick, northern montgomery and heavier rain over the mountains. notice this trend m

. >>> the west nile virus has been detected in this area. a bird was tested positive in san rafael. the dead bird was found near smith ran and yosemite road. animals who feed on the animal can transmit the disease to humans. symptoms are flu like symptoms like fever, headache and nausea. no human cases have been reported this year in california. >>> police are warning beachgoers about a possible great white shark spotted in pacifica. someone saw it around 10:00 a.m. at lindamar beach yesterday morning. it's a popular spot for surfers. but they weren't too worried. >> i was debating to go out and then i decided the odds aren't that good i would get bit and it's a beautiful day so how could i say no? >> every time we saw a shadow or felt something at our feet we would scream and jump up. >> police posted signs in the area warning about the shark. we know many of you have plans to head outside this weekend. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan, who is in for lisa argen. >> hi, chris. i would avoid the shark-infested waters, even though it's a nice day

. >>> the west nile virus has been detected in this area. a bird was tested positive in san rafael.it was found near smith ranch and yosemite road. animals who feed on the animal can transmit the disease to humans. no human cases have been reported this year in california. >>> police are warning beachgoers about a possible great white shark spotted in pacifica. someone saw it around 10:00 a.m. yesterday morning. it's a popular spot for surfers. but they weren't too worried. >> i was debating to go out and then i decided the odds aren't that good i would get bit and it's a beautiful say so how could i say no? >> every time we saw a shadow or felt something at our feet we would scream and jump up. >> police posted signs in the area warning about the shark. >> let's get a check of the full accuweather forecast with frances dinglasan. she's in or had lisa argen. >> hi, chris. nice day to head out to the beach or the bay area events we have out there. check out the temperatures right now. quite a range already. it's only 45 degrees in half moon bay, but then head over to antioch, it's al

. >>> for the first time this season, mosquitos with west nile virus have been discovered in the southe mosquitos were found in these zip codes. take a look at your screen, san jose and campbell. santa clara county vector control crews will begin fogging wednesday at 11:00 p.m. and continue through the early morning hours on thursday. >>> whistle blowers at cisco, the world's largest food distributor describe unsafe conditions when it comes to delivering food. senior investigative reporter first revealed problems at cisco, now there are new allegations. >> reporter: it has been three years since we told you about cisco. the food giant responded with sweeping reforms and paid a $19 million consumer settlement here in california. whistle blowers at a cisco facility in canada say the company is still putting public health at risk. fine meats, chicken, raw pork, this is just some of the frozen food whistle blowers say they found sitting in temperatures above 60 degrees. >> they're just doing a lot of wrong things. >> reporter: insiders at sysco said they found foods that should be refriger

. >>> a dead bird in antioch has tested positive for west nile virus. >> the crow was found near -- it is the first infected drive to be found this year. >> people can be infected through just one mosquito bite. symptoms include fever, headache and body aches were there ten cases in the bay area last year. >>> let as move on to the weather. mild day across the bay area. let's look from emeryville. >> spencer christian is here wither our accuweather update. >> it is a very windy day around the bay area. add that to the cooler than average weather, we almost have a windchill. here is it a look at live doppler heaven hd. look at the current wind gusts, 25 to 30-mile-an-hour gusts in many locations. take a look at the forecast animation. it will be dry you through the next 24 hours but look at the moisture showing up offshore late tomorrow afternoon as we take you through the overnight hours tomorrow night into thursday, you can see that some rain is headed our way. there will probably be wet spots for the morning commute on thursday and not long after the rain falls we have a little bit o

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ground fogging will be underway tonight in san jose where mosquitoes recently tested positive for west nile virus. crews will spray at the parkway of guadalupe. the fogging is scheduled tonight at 11:00 and it will last a few hours. >> pink saturday is back. it is a huge party that marks the start of ride week in san francisco. it will take place on saturday from 3:00 to 10 p.m. in soma. in 2014, it was mar by violence and the organizers decided the party was unmanageable. another organization took over last year with no takeers this year until the "sisters," had a change of heart. you can share your pictures with #abc7now . when you post them look out for the friends from abc7 including natasha zouves. >> good morning, mike nicco. >> natasha will be wearing sunscreen and everyone should on saturday and sunday. low-to-mid 70s on sunday. if you are heading out the door, not so many air conditioners year, 52 in san ramon. cool right now. 53 in danville. concord is 58. pleasanton is 55. livermore is 54. out highway 4 it is warmest, low-to-upper 60s. santa rosa at 48, a cool spot, san francisco