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cheryl: hello, everybody. i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. our top story beside the market is the topic of ebola. for the ebola one doctor is virus, just a short distance from here, he's in new york's bellevue hospital on the east side of manhattan. his fiancee quarantined at that same hospital. the two of the doctor's friends are monitored. we've got the story covered from every angle including market reaction, which as melissa mentioned, the markets are looking okay right now. rich edson standing by on capitol hill. lawmakers grilling about the response there. and nicole petallides tracking the markets which are closely following any developments. rich, to you first and the hearings on capitol hill. the second hearing on the topic. >> yeah, especially as the centers for disease control changed guidelines as two dallas nurses contracted ebola. officials say both are now ebola free. one discharged and is meeting with president obama, across town, lawmakers question why the government failed to offer stronger guidelines to protect the dallas n

cheryl: wealth u.s.itary is now recommending 21 day quarantine for all troops returning from west africa, a move the administration has been arguing against. david: peter barnes is at the white house with the story. peter, it is like, good for one group not for another. >> a lot of mixed messages on all this, david and cheryl. that is complicating administration efforts to try to get new jersey and new york to reverse their mandates for 21-day mandatory quarantines for health care workers returning from ebola-ravaged countries and it is complicated in part because the u.s. army and the white house seem surprised by this today, decided on its own to impose a 21-day quarantine. it is calling it an isolation for army personnel returning% from these countries in africa, but the joint chiefs of staff at the pentagon is recommending a 21-day quarantine to defense secretary chuck hagel for all military personnel that go to africa. he has not yet made a final decision on that but, despite all of this, the white

i'm cheryl jennings. today our show talks about body image. it's the way we perceive ourselves and how we look. our families, our friends, social pressure and the mass media are st some of the contributing factors. it's important to note that our by image affects self-esteem and ultimately our mental health. last year several people from the organization about face took off most of their clothes in front of ctoria's secret in san francco. the group feels the chain portrays a body image that's unrealistic. protesters say not everybody can be a size 1 with great curves. >> not everybody needs to be like that in order to be attractive, in order to be awesome in general. and we really wanted to speak out just against that whole piece of it and all the people here really like the way that they look. >> well, about face wants people to feelood about their bodies, no matter what they look like. joining us in the studio right now is jennifer berger, she led the protest. she is the executive director of about face. jennifer, thank you r being here. we

live, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl. stay where you are in case we need to get back to you. cheryl hurd at the ballpark. active there with police in riot gear. relatively small gathering at this hour. the post party clean-up now is never fun. happening as we speak. at the center. huge party there. thousand watching the game. a mess left behind. got to get this place ready for of friday's victory parade. >> moving the setup to the steps of city hall for the big parade. terry mcsweeney at civic center plaza. right now the joy of the win. >> just a few dozen people here. looking for a camera to scream and yell behind. tri try how to talk calmly so they don't come over here. 2 1/2 hours, the place was overflowing with people across the street. everybody watching the big screen. overflowing, going crazy. and when that final out was recorded, these fans let loose. [ indiscernible ] >> it's what you call a gamble. >> if they got whone? what do you do? >> eat them. >> excited? >> it was crazy. very nerve-racking. >> everybody ju

another book that was written was lean in by cheryl sandburg. she addressed that over and over in the book. it was speaking to women about how -- yeah, he got it wrong. and someone like cheryl sandburg, who will advise women -- maybe he didn't read the book. >> i don't think he got it wrong. i think he said it wrong. you take everything out of the equation, pregnancy, take it out, i actually do think if a man and woman started the same day together and kept going and were equally good at what they did, i do think we've come that far. but the problem is: many women, to cheryl sandburg's point are afraid to ask for more. to say, you know, i think i deserve more and i'm not getting it. connell: that's kind of a wider point. this was at a women's event. which, by the way, everybody made a big deal about it. but this idea of asking for a raise, anybody ask for a raise and say, i want more money. >> that is one of the things i think you have to do if you're a professional american. you have to ask. connell: don't sit back and wait? >> i will say there

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. scare in the north bay. some one arrived at marin general hospital with symptoms resembling ebola. staffers closely followed cdc protocol and brought that patient into an isolation room. doctors cleared the patient of ebola. and later called it a good drill for the real thing. >> developing story -- modesto. violent attack by pit bulls. an elderly couple in critical condition. deputies arrived at their hemom to find four pit bulls in the backya backyard. three mauling the man. the woman inside. deputies shot and killed two dogs at the scene. the other two were killed later. outside a nearby home. one neighbor says she had seen the dogs roaming before. and heard the commotion. tonight. >> we thought dogs fighting with each other. cops everywhere. the neighbors were helping trying to get the dogs away. >> investigators say they're trying to determine who owns the dogs. remarkable story, stranded woman, smart cop. an app may have saved her life. she crashed in a raravine. no one knew where she was. jean elle ha

>>> welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm cheryl jennings, each of the shs loks at early childhood development, the precious yearsetween birth and five years old. we know nurtufring young minds is key to ensuring a healthy and happy childhood. our guest shows us how the future of our society depends on our ability to develop this next generation. joining me in the studio is dr. ross thompson a distinguished professor of psychology. >> thank you for coming. >>my pleasure. >> you'reoing parent/child development in the first three yea. tell us about that. >> we study parent/child relationships and our appreciation for the importance of what is going on in these every y encounters between a responsive adult and interested child. our appreciation of that is really grown bause of the work on early brain development because of the ways researchers andneuroscientists have focused on how explosive is the growth of thbrain in the early years of life and how much the brain grows as a result of how it's stimulated by social interacon like these, adults who are singing and otherwise being responsive to wha

reporting live in san jose, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> we want to show you some terrifying moments now in the air. this is caught on camera. this was from a passenger on an american airlines flight. it left sfo for dallas earlier today. but as you can see from some of the damage right there, the flight had to turn back when the plane started to simply fall apart. the plane made an emergency landing at sfo. so why were there cracks inside of the plane, and how did the passengers respond? nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney is at sfo with some answers. terry. >> reporter: yeah, american airlines says the safety of this plane was never in question, but the passengers had no way of knowing that. all they knew is where they were sitting the walls started caving in and the pilot at first refused to return to the airport. >> and all of a sudden there were loud popping and ripping noise. >> reporter: that is what passengers heard. and this is what james wilson saw while taking off from sfo en route to dallas this afternoon. >> in row 14 on both sides of the cabi

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cheryl burke bla collins today. >> cheryl's message to collins now on " now on "extra." >>> dancing'sd to relive her own childhood nightmare as the stephen collins sex abuse scandal blows pup. plus, did collins' wife release the tapes for money? >> it sounds like he was tricked into making these admission. >>> teresa giudice headed for martha stewart's famous camp cup cake? atlantaene today on the jersey housewife's troubles. >> i hurt for teresa. >> and is nene coming back to the atlanta slug fest? >> you've been reported $1.5 million. >> it's a lot nicer than that. >>> then, new couple alert. reports sofia vergara's ex is hooking up with sharon stone. >>> plus, "extra's" ultimate fall fashion guide. >>> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm march row lopez.

cheryl. >> reporter: this is growing, raj. we have candles, teddy bears, and pictures marking the spot where his body was struck and found. and police believe he was struck by a man who may have been drinking. and tonight his friends pay tribute to his life. it was an emotional evening for fraternity brothers and friends taking part in a traditional ceremony in memory of chi lam. >> he was always smiling. >> lam was the victim of a hit-and-run driver early sunday morning right in front of his fraternity house. pam tiery and her boyfriend didn't see the car hit lam but they heard everything. >> all i seen was the skid and the thump and then oh, my god, did he get hit? he's like no. open the door. he opens the door. he goes, oh, my gosh, there's a young kid laying in the street. >> police say the hit-and-run driver took off and later hit this parked car a few blocks away. a short time later police say they arrested 22-year-old solomon friese on suspicion of hit-and-run and driving under the influence of alcohol. lam's friends di

reporting live in our newsroom, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. next at 11:00, they're encouraged to break the law. we investigate ride-sharing services and why some drivers are being told to bend the rules. >>> also, a mystery in new york's central park. the disturbing discovery that's now under investigation. >>> and first it was complaints over bent iphones. now some apple fans are complaining about how their smartphones are affecting their facial hair. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. clear skies in san jose but we do have some fog developing in san francisco. coming up in your morning forecast we'll let you know how much of this fog is going to impact you on your tuesday in just a few minutes. ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >>> well, imagine if your boss told you that you could br

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cheryl: all right, melissa, thank you very much. hello. i'm cheryl casone.breaking news out of washington state that melissa brought you. the school shooting. we'll bring you new details. >>> covering the top stories of the day, that is ebola. mixed emotions on the topic of ebola. there's joy after the first american to catch the disease on u.s. soil walked out of the hospital. then she met with president obama. will we see new cases of ebola? in new york city after a manhattan doctor was diagnosed with the disease after treating ebola patients in africa. >>> officials say the general public is not

cheryl jennings is doing her part for charity. cheryl emceed the pool toss she has done that for years. they were pushed into the pool and raised 262,000. it is for youth and family programs in the tenderloin. it was a nice night for a swim too. >> yes. and sandhya is here with the rest of the forecast. >> i was waiting for cheryl to take the plunge. >> you may have to wait longer. >> you may want to take the plunge. we have warm weather coming. live doppler 7hd is showing the fog near the coast. take a look from our sutro tower camera. as you look over san francisco there is a shallow layer of fog there. and here is another vantage point and looking toward san francisco. in the upper 50s san francisco, oakland currently 63 in san jose and morgan hill 68. and here is our view from our exploratorium camera. you can see the depth of the fog layer is not very deep. 57 this santa rosa and 55 currently in petaluma. it is getting cool in petaluma. 73 in concord. i did double check the temperature and it is a southwest wind that is keepi

if you do it you hears this, cheryl casone is here. you are cheryl casone. cheryl: nice to be here.now the best markets to buy something in and rent it out. what those markets are. cheryl: yes i am. let's be clear. this is a three bed room hung, realty track came out to support the best market to buy a home to rented out. number one, rocky mountain north carolina, you can make an average annual return of 41% on a rental home in rocky mountain north carolina. avalanche doug, good return, 26 present on rental income. indiana 24%, for the 22%. "imus in the morning" knows -- rocky mountain -- don't you know that? a three bed room house for x dollars and you pull in a lot of rental income to give you a 41% annual return, and you will return. cheryl: annual return. these numbers actually fallen from last year because prices of gone up. have to be picky about where you do it. look at the numbers. the worst places to do something like this would be, i don't know, new york, boston, l a. stuart: no matter what rent you come back with, it doesn't make economic sense. maria: a lot of new yorker

cheryl jennings is doing her part for charity.l emceed the pool toss she has done that for years. they were pushed into the pool and raised 262,000. it is for youth and family programs in the tenderloin. it was a nice night for a swim too. >> yes. and sandhya is here with the rest of the forecast. >> i was waiting for cheryl to take the plunge. >> you may have to wait longer. >> you may want to take the plunge. we have warm weather coming. live doppler 7hd is showing the fog near the coast. take a look from our sutro tower camera. as you look over san francisco there is a shallow layer of fog there. and here is another vantage point and looking toward san francisco. in the upper 50s san francisco, oakland currently 63 in san jose and morgan hill 68. and here is our view from our exploratorium camera. you can see the depth of the fog layer is not very deep. 57 this santa rosa and 55 currently in petaluma. it is getting cool in petaluma. 73 in concord. i did double check the temperature and it is a southwest wind that is keeping you

cheryl casone, what do the numbers tell you? >> david, liz, i want to give you the headline numbers on the stock, and was mentioned stocks began trading higher in aft ours trading. big beat on earnings per share. revenue 6.2 billion. the estimate was 5.85 billion. look, aluminum prices have as you been going higher. that is always a concern for company like alcoa. looks like, they actually because of the deal they signed with boeing, making skins on aircraft that was reason for a billion dollar deal plus you have the fact that they did the pratt & whitney deal and expanded operations in virginia. all that is adding up to the fact they're seeing bigger deals and seeing more demand globally. they were saying talking about the middle east right now. they're seeing actually some impacts and positive impact on the numbers for the quarter from the middle east in particular saudi arabia. the stock is trading higher based on very strong results. david: it is up about 1 1/2% after-hours. todd, as somebody looking to short the gains in th

cheryl: i couldn't find air footage. it is old, musty, the drapes, the carpeting, everything is just old. they have got to redo that old thing top to bottom. me and i will sign up for the job. stuart: still like the color scheme? >> the waldorf itself needs to be redone. come on. it is lawsuit central. all these different former investors and current retail space centers in the plaza. i will set the waldorf, probably, i can't confirm this but probably turn some of these into a condos and sell it. imagine owning an apartment at the waldorf-astoria? how many foreign buyers will line up to head millions of dollars to own their own apartment at the waldorf-astoria. stuart: i can't get a word in edgewise on a so-called "varney and company". 20 seconds and you got to tell me what style you would redecorate the presidential suite at the waldorf-astoria? cheryl: much lighter colors, some red, some blue butt to go with lighter brighter colors. that building has issues with white. charles: i wouldn't change the outside. i would go

if they are at 73, that is an opportunity. >> one of the things i spoke to cheryl about was video ads specifically. she told me consumer video is exploding. we're watching consumers upload and share ideas in a way they have not before. we always pay attention to the consumer experience at this -- and as consumers are putting videos into news feeds we feel comfortable with marketers putting videos into news feeds as well. what do you make of these comments? >> there is an inherent trade-off and the more you monetize the more you put engagement at risk. the way you can get around that is by increasing the amount of revenue you get per ad impression. the matter is you get more per ad impression on video than you do with other ad formats. it was a pretty logical next step for the newsfeed. we will expect to see more video ads and the autoplay type functionality that we are seeing emerge are getting consumers ready for that. >> you made that comment. whatsapp has lost money and i asked sharon about minority -- cheryl about prioritizing user growth. >> we found some of those numbers today.

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. there are new questions tonight about hospital protocol involving that ebola patient thomas duncan. dallas church held a vigil for duncan tonight. there have been question as but his care and potential missteps. duncan initially set home. despite showing nbc 11 like symptoms. now comes the critical process of handling this remains which are conshape just. workers wear protective gear as they wrap his body in three play layers of plastic. he will be cremated. cdc officials are watching four dozen people who may have been infected by duncan. >> we will, continuously look the ways to increase the save tef of americans. >> sergeant with the dallas county sheriff's office is in the hospital after becoming ill earlier today. in the apartment where duncan first got sick. doctors don't think he has ebola. but they're not taking chances. new case of enterovirus found in the bay area. contra costa county releasing details. health officials say the patient is under 18 treated at a hospital last

cheryl hurd is liven belmont with what police are dealing with. cheryl? >> reporter: terry, he is brazen. seems as the though he is not afraid of getting caught. he exposes himself in broad day light. the latest incident happened right here at pete's coffee. >> there was a white male in a white bmw exposing himself. >> when two women in their 20s took action. they ran out of the coffee house to try to get a license plate and the flasher drove off. >> victims described he was wearing a button down shirt. >> the white bmw had paper license plates giving the victims no we to trace him. flashing incident happened one day after a young woman riding a beacon miller avenue in palo alto was flagged down buy a man asking for directions in a white bmw. when she got close he exposed himself. here's the sketch, police and the victim came up with. >> i think they are giving the guy what he wants. attention. >> reporter: this case is getting a lot of attention. earlier this week, two juveniles reported being victims of, indecent ex-pope sure. the sketch provided by one

joining us now, cheryl atkinson.my holmes, who anchored the hot liz for the blaze and bill press, the host of the radio show the bill press show. cheryl, has the ebola coverage gotten overheated and is it fair for the press to blame the president? >> i think according to my sources and experts, it's hard to overstate the concern that's out there, not talking about what's being said by public health officials publicly, but what people are saying behind the scenes to me at least, the concern out there about the global condition about what may be ahead for the united states. there's a careful balance that the press must strike to be factual, but -- >> let me interrupt you. we have to go to atlanta. the cdc hold ago press conference right now. >> a health care worker in texas has tested preliminarily positive for infection with ebola virus. confirmatory testing is underway at cdc and will be completed later today. we don't know what occurred in the care of the index patient, the original patient in dallas, but at some po

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd on treasure island with a picture perfect view. cheryl? >> reporter: you guys, look at it out here tonight. not a cloud in the sky. the bridge looks stunning. now the commuters that travel over it every day have been through a lot. but this bridge tonight has hit a milestone. photographers appreciate the unique lighting of the eastern span of the bridge. >> it is very well balanced. it actually demonstrates the, the actual architectural structure of it rather than just lighting the outline of it. >> if you love the lighting. there is more to love. the lights on the eastern span got a facelift. >> we have a milestone. turning on the last of the lights tonight. >> 1600 led light fixtures are strategically placed on 270 poles along the bridge from oakland to treasure island. we got the opportunity to see what the bridge looks like when it is dark. the lights were turned off. and switched on again. in a matter of second. >> there is three main advantages to these. one, efficiency, long skref tev control. each lamp has l.e.d.s and each light ha

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings.ame changer for women in the work force who want to be mothers. egg freezing is expensive. the procedure generally costs a minimum of $10,000 and often reaches twice that. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with more. >> for those of you who have read the anne murray-slaughter article why women still can't have it all, you realize how difficult it is to be at the top of your game while being a wonderful mom at the same time. here, the two companies are saying you can do both, maybe not at the same time, which opens up a whole new dialogue. the tech industry is still dominated by men. most women would say they welcome any amount of help to climb the corporate ladder. how about up to $20,000 to freeze their eggs? >> i think it's empowering women because it gives them more of an option that they can take on their career now, then not be pressured to have children now. >> reporter: facebook offers egg freezing and storage as part of the company's benefit package. apple

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. larry beil and ama daetz are off today. >> a beautiful hot day at the beach in early october. people are still soaking up the sun in santa cruz as temperatures soar into the 80s and 90s. really nearly everywhere. >> but the hot weather isn't helping fire conditions gone from very high to extreme all around the region. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie is live from palo alto where people are doing whatever they can to stay safe during this has it alert. >> reporter: so true. this heat will really put a test to school loyalty. you see the empty stands over there? that's the visiting team's side. that will be filled by people from cupertino from wilcox high school supporters. notice how empty they are, because they are in the direct sun. you won't blame them if they don't want to take those seats. school districts are taking special precautions during this heat wave. these fourth and fifth graders at painter elementary have an option. after lunch they can take recess or stay inside wher

cheryl jennings is doing her part for charity.heryl emceed the pool toss she has done that for years. they were pushed into the pool and raised 262,000. it is for youth and family programs in the tenderloin. it was a nice night for a swim too. >> yes. and sandhya is here with the rest of the forecast. >> i was waiting for cheryl to take the plunge. >> you may have to wait longer. >> you may want to take the plunge. we have warm weather coming. live doppler 7hd is showing the fog near the coast. take a look from our sutro tower camera. as you look over san francisco there is a shallow layer of fog there. and here is another vantage point and looking toward san francisco. in the upper 50s san francisco, oakland currently 63 in san jose and morgan hill 68. and here is our view from our exploratorium camera. you can see the depth o fog laye fog layer is not very deep. 57 this santa rosa and 55 currently in petaluma. it is getting cool in petaluma. 73 in concord. i did double check the temperature and it is a southwest wind that is kee

>> reporter: dan and cheryl, as you indicated, this is very serious, because as you indicated, there is novak seen, and there is no way to undo the paralysis that this virus can cause in limbs, especially in children. so the health officials are urging people, especially parents and teachers, to be on the lookout for symptoms, and to encourage a lot of that old-fashioned hand washing with season and water. the doctor here has been reviewing each of the cases of partial paralysis in children for the state health agency. he's a pediatric neurologist at lucille packard children's hospital at stanford. with d-68 enterovirus he has noticed a pattern. >> there are different severities of weakness. it may affect one, two, three, or four limbs. but the virus stops on its own at some point. >> reporter: there are hundreds of viruses, and knowing whether it's d-68 leads to different treatment options. he says administration of steroids which might be used for most strains might lead to complications of d-68. >> this will be helped with a good old-fashioned history from the patient and family.

cheryl and larry? >> thank you. >> and coming up next, a final chapter for a marin county oyster farm. why they say they've decided to give up the for over0,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >>> drake's bay oyster company will keep it's business open until the end of the year, then close for good the settlement with the federal government ends a long battle over the fate of the oyster farm. the park service will help relocate workers and remove farming equipment from the area. it will plan to open a new restaurant overlooking the bay. >> tonight's money matters price tag rises

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thank you, cheryl. >> a new twist for facebook. soon you will be able to use facebook anonymously under a specifically designed app. social networking site is working on an app that allows users to interact without using their real names or even a name at all. it is still not ser ton if that app will work in concert with face book's main site. under fire for preventing people from using made up identities. the new facebook app expected to roll out in coming weeks. new at 11:00 for weeks they have been complaining abut levi stadium. tonight complaints were heard. will anything be done about it. nbc bay area's reporter was at the crucial meeting in santa clara tonight. >> reporter: the 49ers are used to people putting their hand in the air for their team. tonight these people had questions. and concerns about the stadium on game day not praise. questions from people around the stadium. answers from the police department. and the 49ers vice president of stadium operations. one of the biggester use, noise. specifically, planes flying a

dan, cheryl? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> stay here. keeping calm.hael finney has two ways to help. >>> you probably don't call in sick, right? career builders is out with a list of the most unbelievable excuses for calling in sick. some of the best include these. employee accidentally got on a plane. employee woke up in a good mood and didn't want to ruin it. >> that's happened. >> employee had a gallstone he or she wanted to heal holistically. employee put the uniform on fire putting it in the microwave to dry. and employee had been at the casino all weekend and still has money left to play with monday morning. >> are they trying to pass those off as good excuses? they seem very reasonable. >> let's keep the good mood going. >>> giants in game three of the world series. what else do you need to get the weekend off to a great start? >> michael finney could help. >> come on. >> i'm giving away free -- no. we do have more than $200 worth of stuff. let's begin with this. this is eye and lip motion. what it's supposed to do is make sure the skin around

what is going on here, cheryl? this is your expertise.is terrible sign for housing market. >> one of the things we saw in the numbers, there is real slow down in refinancing in particular. jumbo loan, it is about $41,000s and above. that weakness is setting in. homeowners coming in to keep the mortgage app number high and giving us bullish sentiment overall that is startiig to drift away. interest rates are now above 4% right now. we were kind of treading water for a while with the 30-year. now we're above the 4% level that is hurting that as well. liz: craig, you look how salubrious effect mortgages are so low. i'm wondering is it too hard to get a mortgage? i had a lot of trouble getting a mortgage recently and thanks to first republic, yea, we, somebody took a chance on me but it is very hard. >> yeah it is hard..3 we, too easy for a long time. i'm much more bullish on the housing market long term. there is just so long. junior wants to be home on the couch or in his own room. family formation continues pays. so you're going to have st

dave and cheryl. >> that's a same. jonathan hunt.jonathan thank you very much. >> meanwhile, a group of hackers are praying on the public's fears about ebola in order to spread malware. next we tell you what you should be on the look out for. >> and one key event next week could have a huge impact on your money. we'll tell you what you need to know coming up next. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. >> get. this spammers are using ebola fears as a hacking technique. hackers sending emiles that appear to be from the world health organization to how to protect yourself from the disease. but the e-mails contain malware that will infect

larry and cheryl? >> spencer, thank you. >> you know it's hot when he's not wearing a tie. that's the key. >>> up next, breast cancer awareness month. you will see how one young woman's battle against the disease is symbolic of the fight for women of color. >>> new after 4:30, the east bay city where thousands of workers got a raise today. >>> let's check traffic at 4:21. this is the san mateo bridge. live look, oncoming traffic headed back to hayward. it's the usual afternoon commute situation. heavier on the left-hand side and smooth sailing on the right-hand side heading back to the peninsula. >>> dance enthusiasts, time to lace up the slippers. it's time to celebrate world ballet day. in honor of the day, abc 7's morning news traffic anchor and resident ballerina took part in a behind the scenes tour at the san francisco ballet and emceed the three-hour worldwide event this afternoon that streamed live on the internet. for more on world ballet day, go to abc7news.com. >>> this also. breast cancer a

cheryl?i just have to say, and again i'm looking at this from a very different perspective, not medical but business. a lot of these women, these young women, cheryl sandberg, wrote the book "lean in." she is kind of portrayed as having it all. a lot of these women are finding, they can't have it all. you are right. you want to be a single parent? to have this option presented by a top company in california saying, we're going to pay you a lot of great money, come here and have kids later, it is a very aractive promise. from a business perspective, this is going to work on a lot of these young exec tifrs. >> cheryl, doctor, thank you so much. >> don't miss cheryl on the fox business network. if you are not sure where to find it, logon to fox business/channel finder. >>> i think it is great apple and facebook are offering women compensation to freeze their eggs and eliminate concerns about their biological clocks running out. if you know me, i am a big proponent of helping women remain strong

here with more is fox business's cheryl casone. cheryl, your reaction to these earnings? what are you finding new? >> i think it is real interesting to see not only how the stock is performing and it is heading higher in after-hours trading we'll see how it opens 9:30 eastern time, but the break down what they're selling and not selling. it is all about the iphone. sales up 16%. units coming in 39.3 million. that was a strong beat. ipad, gerri, not so much. they only sold 12.3 million. mac sales were look strong. ipad sales down 13% but profits up 13%. ipad there is pressure there with the ipad division. that is one of the things i was watching. gerri: cheryl, what about the iphone 6? i know it was out only 11 days before the end of the quarter, did it have a big impact on results? >> the fact it did because the cfo said we saw stronger interest and more sales numberswise than we thought we would in just those 11 days for the iphone 6 and 6 plus. also remember, they just got into the chinese market and the cfo came out with a little comment that got some eyebrows raised.

>> reporter: hi, cheryl.dia for helping them crack this case so quickly. it also didn't hurt that the suspect showed up at a local 7-eleven across the street from one of the big box stores. wearing the exact same clothes we saw in all the surveillance videos. san leandro police say they now have a name, and a person in custody as the man who boldly assaulted two young girls inside two busy stores monday night. investigators say the man wearing the same clothes was spotted this morning at a san leandro 7-eleven, by an off-duty berkeley community service officer. >> she saw a man there dressed in a black dress shirt and black slacks, and black shoes, as we reported last night. she immediately took cell phone pictures of that man, and his car. called the san leandro police department. by the time the officers got there, the suspect had already fled. >> reporter: police arrested the suspect, a 21-year-old parking attendant a couple hours later at his place of work on the peninsula. investigators are convinced he

cheryl? >> reporter: we do know now that two nurses who treated the first person in the u.s. to die from ebola have come down with the disease. the second nurse is 29 year old amber vinson. she had contact with duncan before he died. amber vinson was seen wearing a protective jumpsuit as she was placed in an ambulance to be transported to emery university hospital in atlanta for treatment. emergency vehicles escorted the ambulance. this comes just hours after her apartment was sealed off and cleaned. the 29 year old nurse had exteb sieve contact with taums eric duncan, even dealing with his bodily fluids. this past friday, she flew on frontier airlines from dallas to cleveland to visit her fiance to plan her upcoming wedding. >> she should not have traveled on a commercial airline. >> reporter: that's according to the head of the cdc because she treated duncan and had a low fever when she boarded the plane. but no one told the nurse not to fly. >> the krcdc did not direct presbyterian or anyone else not to travel. the staff was under self-monitor. >> i am heartbroken about th

point i left the house. >> along with him, there is a filmmaker and a congressman. >> we know how cheryl is involved in the community and last night she emceed the average celebrity pool toss benefiting local clarity with an actor going into the pool. the pool toss raised $262,000 for family programs in the tender line. you can help with a link to their website through our website at abc7news.com. >> today is less pool weather than yesterday. >> yes. less pool friendly. call it that. >> mike has the forecast. >> it depends on where you are. good morning, everyone, trying to get rid of the cloud cover is like trying to get a kid out the door for school, early in the morning and it is stubborn. i see sunshine over the richmond-san rafael bridge. the blue angels will practice today before performing tomorrow and we have rain in the forecast, a week away coming up. >> what is the "d" which is building suspense over tesla. >> so much to see and so much to do. where to explore where you live, this weekend. trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. , , , well here's the truth:

what took so long, cheryl?take off his shirt? you have to strategically plan this when we need the votes. >> slowly. >> we saw your kids watching last night. what did they say at the end of the night? >> my wife, yeah. nay just loved being there every single week. last night it was a sad moment because we had to leave. but we're so blessed you know? we have been traveling doing this other show, fixing and finishing it, and dancing at the same time. so it's been kind of rough, you know. she had to come with me. >> two jobs. an actor by day and a dancer by night. >> it's great to have made it this far considering what i'm doing. >> it's fun. little yeah. we've been kind of going all night long. >> it seemed like a fun atmosphere, and you guys have fun with one another. weren't you doing some pranking? something about a clown, cheryl? >> they got me good, erin andrews. i literally almost jumped off the balcony. i was like -- and last night, too. oh, my gosh. >> all night long. >> third time. >> and here we go agai

is that cheryl sandberg? >> cheryl sandberg's patron saint. >> stephen: ada lovelace. yes! we're a huge fan. who is she and why do i love her? >> she was lord byron's daughter but her mom didn't want her to become a romantic poet, if you knew lord byron you'd understood. but she felt that -- no, no, no... (laughter) but she felt that her mother wanted her to be a great mathematician, had her tutored mainly in math and she combined poetry -- >> stephen: was that not done back then? >> not often, but that's a shame, because ada lovelace was a pioneering mathematician and she has a friend charles babbot making a calculating machine and ada sees the punch card doing the mechanical looms and beautiful tapestry and she thought the machine could do numbers and words and music and art and comes up with the concept of the general computer, which is very cool. >> stephen: how much of this book is just something that wouldn't fit into steve jobs autobiography? you say damn it, i'm going to take a vacation and bind it up and call it something else. >> it's all the things that led up to

cheryl, what are citizens in washington state going to be voting on in the coming days?ks, ed. initiative 594 is going to be on our ballots here in washington state. it allows washington state to extend our existing background checks that take place at federally licensed gun dealers, to all private sales of guns in the state, including online sales, at gun shows, and between other private individuals such as at garage sales. >> and when did the conversation of this come up statewide to get it on the ballot? was it sandy hook that was the incident that propelled this? >> i think there was a huge gavel anization of people in washington state who realized in the wake of sandy hook that they needed to stand up and do something about preventing gun violence in our state and decided to work on this initiative, try to get it passed through the legislature, make sure we had enough signatures on the petition, if the legislature failed to act, which they did, that we could take it to a direct vote of the people. >> is it your sense that this measure will pass in washington state?

let's get to cheryl herd live at at&t park, the site of the party there. tell us what it's been like. >> there's so much excitement here at at&t park, so much excite and out on the streets. many of the fans grabbing this t-shirt that says we own the pennant. while the giants do own the pennant and they're headed to the world series. a. >> the giants win in dramatic fashion. the star tonight? the crowd went crazy. >> it's unbelievable, man. we were a wild card and here we are, going to the world series. >> it's amazing. it's amazing. >> we're just getting started. >> the celebration spilled on to the street. >> we wanted one over. i knew it was done. we're going back, baby. let's go, giants. >> san francisco police were out in force. t-shirts and championship fast were selling fast. >> three times in five years is absolutely incredible. i can't believe it. >> players are basking in the glory of the win that is taking them to the world series. >> the best fans in baseball, no question about it. we look forward to the next series. >> celebrations are continui