abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live in gilroy with that information. alyssa?atient is an adult who lives in santa clara county. health officials say the person went into this costco and a wal-mart in gilroy while contagious. >> we were here in the afternoon. >> she shopped at the gilroy costco. she was there last sunday when santa clara county health officials say an adult with a confirmed case of measles was also inside shopping while contagious. now notices like this are posted on doors and cash registers alerting customers of the risk of possible exposure. >> i'm worried now. now i will let my husband know and make sure both of us don't have symptoms. >> the fliers say anyone who was in costco between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. may have been exposed. they should watch for symptoms like coughing, fever and rash for the next two weeks. >> it is scary though. >> it didn't bother me because i am vaccinated. >> some concerned costco shoppers worry about kids who might not be vaccinated and the risk of the disease spreading. >> i would think that it is hard to control. p

abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more on what happened from san francisco's mission district. >> this one-year-old isn't camera-shy. excited to show off his favorite toys. but his parents are devastated. part of his first year they documented is gone. >> he and his wife went out to dinner san francisco's mission district and accidentally left a bag if their car parked on 17th and hoff. inside, a camera and laptop, and on those pictures and video of his first steps, first words and some of the last pictures of his father before he passed away in june. >> but the only we had at the time, my son was starting to walk," he started talking. playing with him. kind of you know, and -- >> he started talking when we were in india and we showed it in india, and we didn't back it up because of the emergencies we had gone three in the family. >> at the tracked down security footage t shows what appears to be a woman, using a flash light, to see inside the car. she breaks a back window and walks off with the backpack. he posted flyers that he said are his last hope. they say desperate appea

yesterday alyssa harrington, abc7 news reporter, went out for a look for herself. >> land's end is onefrancisco's most popular spots to hike or site to see. it sits north on national parkland overlooking san francisco bay and golden gate bridge. but among these spectacular views and nature trails, one hiker found something else. >> i've seen turntables, i've seen chairs, coolers, suitcases. >> mounds of trash. beer cans and bottles, dirty clothing and what appears to be a homeless encampment. >> your first reaction is disgust and anger. >> alexander robinson, who has lived in the area more than 20 years, wants the site cleaned up and restored to what it used to be. >> open land in san francisco is very limited, and i think it's one of the thing that makes the city so wonderful to be in. and at this point we need to keep those lands as clean as possible and we need to respect them more. >> this mess is the responsibility of the golden gate national recreation area. a spokesman said from time to time they do have issues with homeless camping there. >> when we become aware of those camps,

abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more on what happened from san francisco's mission district.e-year-old isn't camera-shy. excited to show off his favorite toys. but his parents are devastated. part of the first year they documented is gone. >> it's eclectic. >> he and his wife went out to dinner san francisco's mission district and accidentally left a bag if their car parked on 17th and hof. inside, a camera and laptop, and on those pictures and video of his first steps, first words, and some of the last pictures of his father before he passed away in june. >> but the only we had at the time my son was starting to walk," he started talking. and kind of, you know. >> he started talking when we were in india and we showed it in india and we didn't back it up. >> at the tracked down security footage t shows what appears to be a woman, using a flash light to see inside the car. she breaks a back window and walks off with the backpack. he posted flyers that he said are his last hope. they say desperate appeals and no repercussions. he hopes the person who stole his stuff returns it

abc7 news alyssa harrington >> happening today an open house and barbecue to celebrate the reopeningfire stationed that been shut down due to budget problems. the fire station 11 reopened after being closed for three years. the station was reviving with the help of a federal grant. open house and barbecue gets underway at 11:00 on the station at center street. larkspur ferry riders will have a new trip to san francisco beginning monday, according to our media partner "the marin independent journal." the golden gate ferry will at an 8:40 ferry run in the morning to handle a growing number of commuters. about 6,000 riders travel between san francisco and larkspur on certain days of the week and some ferries sell out. the new ferry run is expected to relieve the crowding and overflow from earlier ferries. still testimony ahead, big plans for a san francisco street makeover that almost nobody seems to like. but first here's a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. clear conditions as these drivers start to make their way to and from marin this morning. lisa said eye going

alyssa harrington has the story. >> these are the t-shirts. they both say stoaked. a direct reference. he started putting the word on shirts hoodies and the hats. he noticed the a's merchandise a few weeks ago. >> i was shocked and angry. >> he talked to us on skype where he is finishing his junior year on-line. he is accusing the mlb and the a's of ripping him on. ripping him off. >> my brand is about promoting and up lifting oakland. they used it for baseball. >> he gives it an oakland twist by highlighting the letters "oak." he says it is clear they stole his ideas because the t-shirts do the same thing. could it be one huge coincidence? they say no. a google search would have pulled up the brand's website and social media accounts. they say the a's simply did not do their homework. >> here is an opportunity for them to be able to celebrate oakland together with somebody and share the momentum and the benefits. >> he has talked to lawyers about his options but he admits he did not trademark stoaked. >> i want an apology and i want proceeds from the sales. >> i re

alyssa harrington has the story. >> these are the t-shirts. they both say stoaked. a direct reference. he started putting the word on shirts hoodies and the hats. he noticed the a's merchandise a few weeks ago. >> i was shocked and angry. >> he talked to us on skype where he is finishing his junior year on-line. he is accusing the mlb and the a's of ripping him on. ripping him off. >> my brand is about promoting and up lifting oakland. they used it for baseball. >> he gives it an oakland twist by highlighting the letters "oak." he says it is clear they stole his ideas because the t-shirts do the same thing. could it be one huge coincidence? they say no. a google search would have pulled up the brand's website and social media accounts. they say the a's simply did not do their homework. >> here is an opportunity for them to be able to celebrate oakland together with somebody and share the momentum and the benefits. >> he has talked to lawyers about his options but he admits he did not trademark stoaked. >> i want an apology and i want proceeds from the sales. >> i re

alyssa harrington is there live. sa, you have been there for several hours and the group has been there since, what 5:00 this afternoon? >> around 50 people have gathered and will booy spending the night -- be spending the night here. the bart station is one of the places police have cracked down on people sleeping in walkways. the demonstrators are here to protect their right to rest. on blankets and eating pizza and watching a civil rights documentary with signs that say "housekeys, not handcuffs" demonstrators gathered on the side of san francisco's market street. they are spending the night near the powell street carol car turn around for a sleep in. >> we are demonstrating a right to rest for people who have no place to sleep. >> and they are standing in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. >> we are out here with the people and sharing food with the people and letting people know they have supporters. >> this peaceful demonstration is one of many happening around the bay area over the martin luther k

alyssa harrington has the story. >> these are the t-shirts. they both say stoaked.oodies and the hats. he noticed the a's merchandise a few weeks ago. >> i was shocked and angry. >> he talked to us on skype where he is finishing his junior year on-line. he is accusing the mlb and the a's of ripping him on. ripping him off. >> my brand is about promoting and up lifting oakland. they used it for baseball. >> he gives it an oakland twist by highlighting the letters "oak." he says it is clear they stole his ideas because the t-shirts do the same thing. could it be one huge coincidence? they say no. a google search would have pulled up the brand's website and social media accounts. they say the a's simply did not do their homework. >> here is an opportunity for them to be able to celebrate oakland together with somebody and share the momentum and the benefits. >> he has talked to lawyers about his options but he admits he did not trademark stoaked. >> i want an apology and i want proceeds from the sales. >> i reached out to the a's, but so far no one has returned my call