abc 7 news reporter brian curry spoke with a man close to the family and wears the family is in shock fifth grade ian mcpherson and ron oliver have been best friends. he's coping with the loss of a man who open his heart to everyone he met. >> some guy was on a bike and he fell at a jobsite we were working at in july, that was the last time we worked together. when i stopped working he helped the guy up, brought him back. you know, that's the type of guy he is. >> oliver's family says he died august 3. he visited the day spa on july 19 and they say he contracted the onus after spending five minutes in the hot of. -- the hot tub. contra costa health services investigating for a legionnaire's outbreak. the county supervisor says the spa was operating illegally and it is closed indefinitely. two people including all have died after visiting the spot. the supervisor says the health department contacted more than 30 people who went to the spot. >> they discovered that two of those individuals had symptoms and are both getting better. >> the supervisor says the county should be done with te

brian cat. wonderful edwina currie, neil hamilton and also stephen pound. ght. well i'm going to start with brian cat because he's our engineer and physicist and he knows his about and he knows his stuff about electric is it true, electric cars. is it true, brian, is there a reality that they could be infiltrated by the chinese ? chinese? >> well, i'm just trying to think this one through. i've got fairly short notice . but the fairly short notice. but the answer your question is if you have a problem it's have a problem about it, it's a bit routers and bit like cisco routers and things like that. >> you use the who are the ones that they replaced them with . that they replaced them with. >> matter as long as >> it doesn't matter as long as the people who are driving the cars security risk. so cars are not a security risk. so you could say, okay, just for the government. no, no chinese cars because that's a daft idea. and in fact, i'm sure most ministries would say the same, trying to get a ministry to put their stuff off the server in their stuff off the se

abc reporter ryan curry is outside san jose international with the excitement that is happening. hello, brianarea is ready to welcome beyonce as she arrives to town later this week. anyone who comes out of the airport will be greeted by the xo sign, which will be a big photo opportunity. it will be a big economic boom for anyone in this area. lisa gilmore is expected to give beyonce the key to the city for her philanthropic work. young women look up to beyonce for what she has done to give back to the community and a lot will see that economic result as this concert comes later this week. many hotels around the stadium are close to or at capacity. discover santa clara says bars and boost as people will be heading there before and after the concert. the concert is exciting, but the impacts will be felt widely. >> this is a slow time of year for hotels and restaurants, so this will bring a weekday boost. economically it will be wonderful for this area. ryan: discover santa clara says this is usually a slow time of year for hospitality, so with this concert being on a wednesday at the end of aug