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the flight from hilo to honolulu should last just 35 minutes.ut this 19-year-old boeing 737 has a major problem, growing cracks in its skin that are visible, yet they've gone undetected. patricia aubrey is sitting in row 17. >> we took off, everything was normal. i always read a book when i'm flying. >> to fully understand what's about to happen to aloha flight 243, it's critical to know what an airplane goes through every time it flies. think of the plane's fuselage as a balloon. every time it goes up, the outside of the plane or the skin expands. that's from the cabin being pressurized so people can breathe at high altitudes where the air is thin. when the plane comes down, the skin contracts. every takeoff and landing, no matter how long or short the trip, is considered one cycle. and each cycle puts stress on an airplane, potentially causing microscopic cracks. >> so, you have this constant pressure cycle where it expands, contracts, expands and contracts. over a period of time, the metal will eventually start to fatigue because of all of th

the city and county of honolulu, they have regularly put in the retirement pension fund. isng forward, i think that where the discussion needs to take place with the public employee unions and the like. and we afford to continue these benefits and the cost that it will take to do that? i expect we can have some good conversations. i've never had an acrimonious discussion with the public employee unions when i was doing collective bargaining at the county level. i just have to recognize with the hope of the legislature that this is something we need to do going forward. >> you also have 60 seconds. for that question again. i have been in the legislature a long time and i am happy to report to you that our pension system is in very good shape today. we have taken action over the last three years to really restructure the pension system to make sure it is sustainable. we have already reduced the benefits for new employees. after june of 2012. we have asked employees to fund the program. you become state employees, you will have to work a little longer. we really felt those e

we'll first start with hurricane ana bringing heavier rainfall to the honolulu region. you can see the outer bands of the storm, even though the center of circulation is about

the city and county of honolulu, they have regularly put in the retirement pension fund. going forward, i think that is where the discussion needs to take place with the public employee unions and the like. and we afford to continue these benefits and the cost that it will take to do that? i expect we can have some good conversations. i've never had an acrimonious discussion with the public employee unions when i was doing collective bargaining at the county level. i just have to recognize with the hope of the legislature that this is something we need to do going forward. >> you also have 60 seconds. >> thank you for that question again. i have been in the legislature a long time and i am happy to report to you that our pension system is in very good shape today. we have taken action over the last three years to really restructure the pension system to make sure it is sustainable. we have already reduced the benefits for new employees. after june of 2012. we have asked employees to fund the program. if you become state employees, you will have to work a little longer. we

for honolulu we could see upwards of half a foot. as we look at the seven-day forecast, chance of showers late friday into saturday morning. another chance by monday. and check out how cool the temperatures will be in san jose. we're not going to budge out of the 70s. here's one reason you should enjoy the 70s. i went to find the hottest day this year? 107 in antiocantioch. 77 in a couple of days. >> perfect, thanks. >>> ready for sunday night football? right here on nbc bay area. you got it. colin kaepernick against peyton manning. we'll take you inside the 49ers' locker room today. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >>> colin kaeper

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. >> the deals include trinidad, honolulu, aruba. for example.s are relatively inexpensive. >> yeah exactly. , you can get to hawaii last minute for $700. there are amazing sales. if you want to wait longer, you can get there for $570 from new york. >> trinidad $265. honolulu $700 if you are some warm weather. $276.n -- charleston are there restrictions associated? >> no, these are just seats the airlines have not been able to yield to the high price at the last minute. it is a different destination on every day from any airport, but we will help you find them where they are. >> let's say you are planning a thanksgiving holiday, maybe even your christmas break. what are some things we ought to know? >> the interesting thing we found with thanksgiving travel is that the airlines know you have no flexibility. you've got to get your in-laws on that particular day. and so you do not have a lot of flex. prices start high but stay flat, so you don't have to book that much in advance. you can wait until 10 days before and you're still getting pretty muc

we'll first start with hurricane ana bringing heavier rainfall to the honolulu region.an see the outer bands of the storm, even though the center of circulation is about 200 kilometers to the southwest of owahu. now winds are sustained. 130 kilometers per hour. let's look at the footage coming out of the region, it has been more of a nuisance of a storm for the locals. there has not been a lot of damage reported but it looks like the surfers are enjoying the waves. even though, the locals walking around the streets of honolulu with just the rain gear. i mean, this is more of basically the bark being worse than its bite. obviously, it is still something we need the pay attention to. the latest radar. you can actually see the rain bands impacting the western islands of hawaii, including honolulu that will continue for the next six hours. and expect some rainfall across kauai as well. good news, the storm is moving away from the hawaiian island chain and well away from the big island, as well. and that storm will start to weaken very quickly as it enters cooler water. now,

friday morning winds of 90 miles per hour and then can continuing over honolulu as we head throughoutday. the big island, the first stop for this storm system, eight inches to possibly a foot of rain for honolulu. we could see upwards of six inches. so right now through next monday traveling plan there is you could be delayed. let's get you into the forecast and you can see over the next seven days a chance of showers once again by friday and also for monday as well. so some active weather here and also in hawaii. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next at 5:00, drama in the bay, but it wasn't what it looked like. we'll explain. >>> plus a spoiled apple? the mistake the tech giant seems to have made the day before it's set to make a major announcement. >>> an intense rescue in the san francisco bay today but it wasn't what it seemed. this was a drill and it tested san francisco firefighters, life guards, and the coast guard. the mock disaster was a fire aboard a golden gate ferry boat. 40 damp volunteer victims were rescued. once brought to the marina green each was assigned a color, red, yel

it's lashing the far western islands of hawaii, including honolulu at the moment.is kauai and the oahu islands. a tropical storm warning is still in effect for kauai. this counterclockwise spin draws in the wind swept waves across that region. nonetheless, the storm is centered about 200 kilometers to the southwest of honolulu at the moment. 130 kilometer per hour sustained winds near the center. of course, the winds not as intense near the islands. nonetheless it will still be gusty and we're anticipating heavier rainfall. you can see the center of circulation away from honolulu but still getting lashed with all that rainfall across this area. we do have the possibility of flooding across this region as well flood watches are in effect for the rest of the overnight period and into the rest of your sunday. take a look at some of the footage coming out of this region. i would say that ana's bark was worse than its bite. basically, this is more of a nuisance for people. you can see them walking around in hon law lieu. this is waikiki beach, meandering about, some of

but about 125 mile-an-hour away, 120 miles away from honolulu. so getting closer to hawaii. a minimal hurricane but still heavy rain n the south bay, just about the same with mid-and upper 70s. san jose more sunshine. partly to mostly sunny here from san mateo 71, 74 mountain view. clouds from half moon bay and cooler conditions. daly city 64, 72 south city. in the north bay you will notice the low 70s instead of upper 70s for santa rosa. 74 vallejo. coolest day in oakland at 73. it should be a nice afternoon. and inland mid-70s for the san ramon valley and 76 in pleasanton. so if you are headed over to oakland for the raiders, you will notice that temperatures will be very pleasant with plenty of sunshine and the lower 70s. accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow showers, then cooler for tuesday. wednesday the numbers begin to warning back up steadily through thursday, friday, and looks warmer for the next weekend, but now the computer models are suggesting maybe not that warm. so we will let you know how warm it will be with another great resource for you to follow. that'

number one, honolulu. >> why honolulu? can you explain? >> it's an island. you can't get away.ow easy to get around. low density of hardware stores. the humans can't go and buy things to defend themselves. high density of hospitals because that means lots to feed on. and then -- >> so you're telling me honolulu doesn't have hardware stores or a lot of hospitals? >> number two, new york. >> new york? >> and newark after that. >> oh, geez. >> and newark after that. >> oh, geez. ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! it's ok that your progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow at chickevegetables an. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage tha

in honolulu, doctors suspect a patient may have contracted the virus. we are live in dallas outside texas health presbyterian hospital. >> in liberia, he carried a stricken woman in his arms that was pregnant at the time. she was turned away from the hospital there. days later web traveled to the united states and his family members say he did tell emergency workers that he had just come from west africa. the hospitals confirm that yesterday when administrators corrected an earlier statement saying that a nurse had obtained that information but somehow it didn't factor into the decision making and he was turned away, sent home with nothing but and the bites last friday where he went off and exposed as many as 18 people. >> thomas eric duncan is in isolation this morning at the dallas hospital, the first person to be diagnosed in the u.s. >> his condition is serious but stable. >> his nephew says the family is optimistic about his recovery. >> i know the whole nation is rooting for eric at this time, because we all want to see him succeed and get well. >

it is closer call, gap only 20%, in places like honolulu, san jose, orange county and new york. is the 60% cheaper to buy than rent in places like detroit and cleveland. liz: akron, gary, indiana, and kansas city as well. >> that's right. david: what we're saying basically, jeff, go to second or third tier, face it, detroit is bankrupt. if you go to places with serious economic trouble you can get bargain basement deals if you buy, whereas if you rent you will not get the same deals? >> that's right. what we really see the difference across hese different places, is, if you're not going to stay uite as long as seven years or get more expensive type of mortgage like an fha loan, underrthose conditions, for that kind of person, that is often first-time homebuyers, then it is actually cheaper to rent than to buy in a lot of those california cities but still a lot cheaper to buy than to rent in many parts of theemidwest and south. liz: let's get to where buying a home is a toss-up. how much cheaper is it to buy a home and to rent, and we've got this list here, that begins with honol

bring some showers to honolulu but it will pull away. move away from the island chain. back here in the bay area. plenty of sunshine. 64 degrees, 70s on the board. 71, the high. 73, oakland, 77, san jose. getting to 73 for the afternoon. good running weather. cool temperatures, around 59 degree degrees. then we'll take you into sun night. we track that cold front. the next chance of rain. first showers moving to the north bay. then they'll spread south. 10:00 in the morning, some sprinkles in san francisco. we could see a quarter of an inch. and it gets out of here rather quickly. it will drop our temperature for a couple days. the accu-weather forecast, that sea breeze returning. that will bring along the clouds along the coast. then monday, clouds everywhere. tuesday, sunshine returns and a warming trend begins. sunshine on the board through saturday. greanews for the world series game. >> sounds very good. >> thank you. nice segue. what's this world series thing? the cal bears with the match-up. sanford was ne >>> there is an identity crisis. this game was never in q

number one, honolulu. >> why honolulu? can you explain? >> it's an island. you can't get away.e. how easy to get around. low density of hardware stores. the humans can't go and buy things to defend themselves. high density of hospitals because that means lots to feed on. and then -- >> so you're telling me honolulu doesn't have hardware stores or a lot of hospitals? >> number two, new york. >> new york? >> and newark after that. >> oh, geez. we're in trouble and we work the >>> this morning on "world news now" -- terror warning. the latest threats to homeland serity and the potential federal targets. what led up to the alert here in the u.s. and worldwide. >>> frightening blast. a rocket that blew up moments after last night's nasa launch. the big investigation, and the onlookers who couldn't believe their eyes. >>> legal action. serious accusations against at&t. did the company intentionally slow down connections on your smartphone. >>> and biblical controversy. movie star christian bale speaking out about an iconic religious figure. wait until you hear what he had to say. tha

honolulu had 2.5 inches of rain.esterday when we totalled it, that came back to a record amount of rainfall. we got just under three inches. for the last several days we had record high temperatures. it's not normal to hear. record highs. that's what we have yesterday. normally we are around the mid 80s. warm, strong gusty winds, and the specific area to the north of ireland. accuracy going to dim scrinish as it moves west north-west wards. back in the east we have cold weather, chilly air mass dropped in from canada. it's an end to the growing season. we have frost and freeze alert going up. not in the major cities. that's where the heat is holding on. we'll have cold ones, 15-20 degrees colder for many spots. >> overnight lows dropping into the philadelphia. >> that is chilly. it's a last of back to the earth. it's all about the warmer ocean water. keeping the temperatures mild. this is a storm that we are tracking. we want to see the rain, california, and we are expecting rain to move in. mainly for the northern p

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the good news is here it will remain 175 miles southwest of honolulu right now and they'll have some rain and some high surf but overall this system is passing away and taking that left-hand turn from the island chain. high temperatures today in the south bay will feature more mid-70s, 79 in morgan hill. look for 74 with about 3:00 in menlo park. 71 in san francisco. north bay numbers, a nice day today up on clover dale at 76. napa, one of the warmer locations at 77. union city 74 and more upper 70s as you head inland for concord today and brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the half moon bay pumpkin festival, upper 60s today and tomorrow we'll see temperatures just a little bit cooler in spots around the bay. monday looking cloudy and cooler. hopefully a little rain in the morning and then by tuesday it's season al. wednesday, thursday, friday, a big ridge of high pressure will build in and keep us warmer, way wamer. abc 7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow, following live doppler 7 hd on twitter. for the very latest conditions, rain or shine, plus

. >> a patient at a hospital in honolulu is being kept in isolation while doctors monitor the patient for the ebola virus. they are taking extra precautionary mesh yourself jas case. a mistake at a hospital in dallas could end up being very costly. when thomas duncan showed up at the hospital told the nurse he was traveling in liberia, he was sent home with antibiotics. up to 18 people since then have been in contact with duncan, including five kids. >> we all want to see him succeed and get well. so i think that our prayers all together will help him. >> a south bay school administrator in hot water this morning for allegedly threatening a principal. chris is a member of santa clara unified school district board, accused of threatening the principal of peterson middle school where his son goes to school. the principal has on it and a temporary restraining order against stampolis. he denies doing anything wrong. >> absolutely not. all the photos she submitted only have me in them, not her. >> i don't think he's helping the best interest of our students. if he can't change his ways, i'

honolulus to us from and runs about one hour.ow and theii news star advertiser, this is campaign 2014, the race for governor, live from the sullivan conference center at the university of hawaii. >> aloha, and good evening. less -- is less than one week away and we are talking about the future of hawaii tonight. >> we are down the home stretch. 20 days until the election. this is the final gubernatorial debate. now you will notice many bodies in the audience. we have invited 32 political science students who have been chosen to ask questions. >> our goal is to keep the conversation going in the right direction. answers will the be concise and on point. the candidates do not know the questions. >> and of course we have students in the audience who have agreed to be polite and attentive. no outbursts with the exception of right now as we welcome the candidates for our debate. first off, mufi hannemann. duke aiona [applause] and david ige [applause] gentlemen, thank you all for joining you tonight. we know you have seen each other i

male is in isolation in -- isolation in honolulu. it is there hard to tell if they are following him in the past three weeks. the man could be suffering from a wide range of illness. so far 500 people came down with this serious including a 0 are 10-year-old died from the virus, they are not sure what role the virus played in her death. >>> and san francisco absolutely pounded the pirates in a wildcard game in pittsburgh... >> and the curve ball is right deep to right field, it is gone! >> he crushed that ball. brandon crawford hit a grand- slam in the 4th inning and they went on to win, he is at the top of his game while striking out in his first ever in the complete swimming. it is better for you. >> as you can see after they are wield card victory, they celebrated in the postseason elimination game. meanwhile giants fans were watching the game on the big screen. giants opened their ballpark for a playoff party. they can want the game for free above centerfield member you know we plead orange and black. >> and i would have felt the

it's been a hong time since honolulu -- long time since honolulu has had a storm like this. st. helena, calistoga, back towards american canyon, vallejo, hidden brook. and you go on towards highway 37 towards novato and it looks like things are calming down a little bit, maybe south of san rafael or mill valley, there's a little bit of main. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. we're still getting the southerly breeze. the cooler air is beginning to work its way in. eventually the wind bars will turn westerly or southerly. sacramento at 61. and you can see this is mainly rain up towards donner and maybe kirkwood -- higher elevations, some of that might be turning to snow. up on the mother lode, that's where it is. if you are heading up there, you might encounter rain or wind. there's the system stretching back from marin county, san pablo bay, american canyon, napa. napa looks to be getting the most rain. there's still cloud cover screaming across. that's our system for friday into early saturday. it will be cooler. some sunbreaks but kind of a cool cloud formation. 70s on the

closest to the big island through the overnight period and all the way through sunday night near honolulu. we're talking about the whole weekend where the hawaiian island could be threatened by a hurricane. >> say it isn't so. >> i know, paradise. >> we'll be watching it. >>> chris rock who as a "saturday night live" cast member from early 1990 to '93 will be returning to the show to host the november 1st episode, joined by prince who would be making his third appearance as a musical guest. cannot miss that. >>> it's official. amal almuddin is legally amal clooney. before changing her name she surprised her husband with handmade cocktail glasses, the same ones the couple enjoyed during their honeymoon. she wasted no time getting back to work, advising the governor of greece on how to win back the parthenon marbles currently in the british museum. >> i had that job. i gave it up. >> sure you did. i'm melissa ray berger with bill karins. we hope this is your first stop of the day. >>> this morning this quaint dallas community is on high alert after neighbors learned they're now living in a

they have not shown any ebola symptoms and meanwhile the hawaii patient is quarantined at a honolulu area hospital while he under goes testing fore bowl a. >>> a call to action following a deadly accident that killed a six year-old boy in nicetown. the child was struck and killed by a passing car on the 3600 block of 15th street yesterday afternoon. police say that the child was walking home from school when he he ran out in the street between parked cars. one resident says, crossing guards in the the neighborhood could help prevent future tragedies. >> there is never been a crossing guard on in of these corners from erie have avenue from allegheny and they only in front of the schools. >> police say five two-year old driver, tried to free the child from under a car but it was too late. no charges were filed. >>> happening today new push to change hate crime laws in pennsylvania, lawmakers will hold a hearing at kimmel center talk about adding lesbian, gay, by sexual and transgender people to the states height crime laws. they come after two gay men were attacked in center city last

hawaii congresswoman visited pahoa wednesday and is joining me live from honolulu.visited that village and took a helicopter tour of the lava flow. describe what you saw and what the folks told you. is. >> good morning and aloha, peter. it's something unlike anything i have seen before to go from first seeing the over 13-mile stretch from the vent all the way down to the tip that is bordering these homeowners's property and walking that tip and the fingers that are extending out from the lava flow is incredible. one of the things that can be deceiving in a lot of coverage we have seen and even standing there is the tip. when you look at the force of the flow from behind and how much there is, that is where the need for vigilance and the need for preparedness and kind of why everyone in the community is holding their breath to see where this goes. >> obviously a lot of homes and potentially in its path. the question that we were thinking. do folks have lava insurance? what happens to the resident who is lose everything? >> that's something that people are concerned a

in fact or she said in her initial speech, i am looking forward to working with the new mayor of honolulu because both he and i have been longtime supporters of rail. so i do not know what were you were living in back then, but certainly the tax that i asked for, the senator voted for a command a majority of the legislature because we were trying to follow the expressed will of the people 87 percent of the people wanted. have you and the government and the environmental impact study you would still be failing today. a commitment is to do with the people want. i am going to bring that back. >> moderator: 30 seconds. aiona: well, again, i think it is a matter of refreshing recollection of the people not only in this room but the people out there in regard to their tax that you had to approve because if you did not it would never have been in the pipeline now. the bottom line is this, every single one of you, if you remain to you and your children and grandchildren will be responsible for that tax imposed. now we're talking about no identifiable investor. house can you improve that? >> moder

we'll show you some out of there, about 125 miles southwest, west-southwest of honolulu. it has caused some flooding especially on the big island. we've had a record rainfall there, 4 1/2 inches in hilo. almost a foot of rainfall in other parts of the big island and now it's heading towards kauai and we have tropical storm warnings that are posted for the island of kauai as it heads in that direction. waves, wind and obviously some heavy rain, tropical storm watches remain posted for honolulu. here is the forecast track. as we push it out to sea, it will affect some of the more remote islands obviously as we go throughout the day today. let's take a look at what's going on a little bit closer to home. that cold blast of air. you felt it last night driving all the way down across the south. this morning it's chilly out there. tomorrow morning it's going to be five, maybe ten degrees cooler than this. so get the kids' winter clothing out. why not? just break it out because tomorrow morning you may at least need it in the a.m. 70 for a high today in atlanta. that cool front

then early sunday morning the capitol of honolulu. still a category 1 storm bringing light showers.staying well south and west of the island chains. taking you live and showing you clouds upstairs, but nice bright and orange for the giants. our forecast features call for sprinkles in the north bay overnight. the weekend forecast is dry and nield and then we are -- dry and mild. we are at 67 in san francisco and 64 hey word and 64 -- hayward and 64 fremont. satellite and radar will show you our clear skies. the clouds thicken ahead of a front that is weakening and falling apart and the showers i%e few and far between and light. our fore cay calls for chances of showers mainly in the north bay, but watch as we advance to saturday morning. the system falls apart. the clouds depart and the showers are out of here too. the sunshine comes back and we will see nice, comfortable fall-like temperatures. highs starting in the south bay, 77 san jose, high of 76 santa clara and 79 los gatos. heading to the peninsula, seven-day forecast 3 for san mateo. 60s along the coast. downtown san francisc

several inches toward honolulu.e to move westward, wasn't, and strengthen, but it will be away from land. you mentioned gonzalo. our second tropical system that hit bermuda in just a week, which is incredible. this one was a category 2 storm. winds gusting in excess of 25 miles per hour. it is moving northward and eastward. a brush with thurmond land and off to the u.k. later in the week. then a tropical depression moving into acapulco, bringing heavy rainfall, as well as winds and battering waves. they could get over a foot of rainfall, which could bring some devastating mud slides and if we could turn towards the wintertime, the fall and wintertime across the northeast, we're watching a couple of systems that's going to bring unstable weather to the northeast and perhaps even an early nor'easter later on this week. >> that's not good. not ready for that. >> me neither. >> thank you very much. >>> police in virginia say that they have found human remains that could be those of missing college student hannah graham.

mileka lincoln of our honolulu station has our report. it didn't have a chance. it became the first structure destroyed by the relentless movement of lava flowing from the volcano. this woman is among the hundreds of residents ordered to evacuate. >> it's real. it's now or never. >> reporter: the eruption that threatens to destroy the village began on the 27th. sometimes pausing for days. o'times flowing close to 300 yards in just 24 hours. >> it's a special type of lava, and it's flowing a long distance from where it started. you look at hawaii. it's a volcano. what we're seeing now is what hawaii's made of. >> from the air the lava appeared to have hardened into blackrock but photos taken by the u.s. geological survey revealed a river of super heated lava continues to blow beneath the solid shell. >> so even if you were able to figure out how to divert the material, it would create a new pathway. there should. be any casualties. it's beautiful to watch. >>> now, hundreds of people in southeast ohio are under evacuation order this morning following an accident a

one person with ebola-like symptoms is under observations in a hospital in honolulu. now this is as officials investigate the initial treatment of the ebola patient in texas. abc news reporter elizabeth herr is in dallas. >> more controversy is coming to light over the airline passenger from west africa, thomas eric duncun who brought ebola to texas. duncun was sent home from this dallas hospital on september 25th, even though he had symptoms similar to an ebola infection and told a nurse he had come from ebola-ravaged west africa. >> if you get that kind of information you have to act on it. >> officials did not act until after duncun was admitted to the same hospital on september 28th. now everybody who came in contact with him is under close observation leaving some of his neighbors in this dallas apartment complex nervous. >> i don't even know what are the symptoms you have to have or nothing like that. >> health investigators are now monitoring more than 18 people including five who are children potentially exposed to the virus. >> following people for 21 days is

then early sunday morning the capitol of honolulu. still a category 1 storm bringing light showers. you can see the main storm staying well south and west of the island chains. taking you live and showing you clouds upstairs, but nice brht and orange for the giants. our forecast features call for sprinkles the north bay overnight. the weekend forecast is dry and nield and then we are -- dry and mild. we are at 67 in san francisco and 64 hey word and 64 -- hayward and 64 fremont. satellite and radar will show you our clear skies. the clouds thicken ahead of a front that is weakening and falling apart and the showers i%e few and far between and light. our fore cay calls for chances of showers mainly in the north bay, but watch as we advance to saturday morning. the system falls apart. the clouds depart and the showers are out of here too. the sunshine comes back and we will see nice, comfortable fall-like temperatures. highs starting in the south bay, 77 san jose, high of 76 santa clara and 79 los gatos. heading to the peninsu, seven-day forecast 3 for san mateo. 60s along th coast. d

he was taking out the trash, doing a chore, a good thing, at the condominium building in honolulu whene fell down the trash chute. six stories. he handed in the trash. a neighbor tossed a fire hose down and he was able to pull himself out. he did not suffer any serious injuries. >>> an update on a story from yesterday. the bear cub found dead under a bush in central park. it was likely hit by a motor vehicle and not the result of animal cruelty. they still don't know how it ended up in the park. >>> and the humane society had a middle of the night operation to rescue a dog from a canyon. she had been hiking when gracie fell down a 200-foot cliff and was presumed dead. another hiker heard the dog and the rescue team went into action. >>> adrian peterson will plead not guilty to child abuse charges in a texas courtroom today. that's according his lawyer. it stems from him uses a tree branch to discipline his 4-year-old son. he's been suspended from playing by the minnesota vikings. >>> baseball fans can take a few days off now that both league championship series are set. >> the orioles

our honolulu affiliate kgnb has our report. >> reporter: usga geologists telling that just yards from homes. they're trying reinforce the stability of the electricity grid here so everyone will have service even as the lava passes through. right now, we're told that the leading edge is sinking closer to a home, right now around 70 yards away. defense officials tell us they have made contact with the residents there and they have a rather positive outlook even given what they say. >> it's obviously very sad. many other people just adapting to it. i'm sure mixed emotions will come out in the community as this continues to unfold because it's a live changing event for many. >> reporter: officials have identified there are anywhere from 40 to 50 structures directly downflow of the lava flow. they have reached out to every single one of those individuals, and they tell us that 95% of them, you have a place to relocate to. there are very few who have indicated they may need to seek emergency shelter. at this time, evacuations are not mandatory, but officials are asking everyone to continue

the patient checked into the honolulu hospital yesterday. it's unclear whether the man had traveled to west africa. ebola is just one condition he's being tested for. meanwhile texas hospital officials admit they dropped the ball on the first confirmed u.s. case of ebola, and this morning the question is how many others have been put at risk. omar villafranca is in dallas. omar, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. we learn thad the parent is in serious condition here at texas health presbyterian, and while doctors continue to monitor him, there are new questions as to why the man wasn't put in a containment area earlier. some parents in dallas say they won't send their kids to school today after hearing five students in the area are being monitored at home for signs of the ebola virus. health officials believe there are among 12 to 18 people that may have had contact with the first patient diagnosed with the disease in the u.s. >> the odds of on is slim. he's been identified by ktvt as thomas eric duncan. >> so the kids won't get sick

they have not shown any ebola symptoms and a hawaii patient is quarantined at a honolulu area hospital while he under goes testing fore bowl. >>> neighbors in somerset county, new jersey are on edge after learning a house fire was intentionally, set. cooper health ceo john sheridan and his wife joyce were found in their burning home early sunday morning. authorities ruled the fire as arson. officials are awaiting an autopsy to determine the cause of death as the investigation continues. >>> this morning is there a new interim director of the secret service, joseph clancy is a delaware county native. he is taking over as head of the agency for julia pierson. as soon as mcginnes explains, the the recent security breaches at the white house are raising questions about the safety of the president, and the first family. >> retired secret service agent joseph clancy is back, once a member of the president's closest security detail, he will now temporarily leave the agency. after just 18 months on the job director julia pierson resigned under heavy pressure yesterday. she told bloomberg news,

a patient is currently in isolation at a hospital in honolulu. meanwhile, a patient in dallas, and a mistake at the hospital could end up being very costly. thomas duncan pictured here showed no symptoms of ebola when he left africa september 19th. four days after landing in dall dallas. he was sick. duncan showed up at the texas health presbyterian. told a nurse he traveled from liberia. a medical red flag. he was sent home with a prescription for antibiotics. now more texans could be at risk t 12-1 people may have had contact with duncan. among them, five school children. >> i just want to be safe than story. just scared me. >> rather them be at home. where i know he is safe. >> just wondering why she came and when she told me i got scared. >> some parents there with some of their kids. the governor of texas. rick perry says the children at risk have been i dent tied and monitored. >> their resting spot is melting. thousand of walruses are forced to huddle on land. take a look at these picture. noaa experts snapped the photos of estimated 35,00

at 60 miles per hour wind and headed to the big island by saturday morning and then it could hit honolulu as we head to monday morning. heavy rain is coming possibly to the hawaiian islands. >>> good timing. >>> as we take you into the east bay, if you don't have good timing if you need to head to work because we have a couple of accidents we have two lanes with possible injuries. what happened is the car flips and landed on the roof and the occupants of the vehicle were crawling out leaning us with backups. and 980 to the south at 16th you can see another accident blocking one lane. i will look at the san jose drive in a few minutes. >>> the supreme court is clearing the wear for work to proceed on the high-speed rail system. opponents say the $68 billion project no the high-speed rail short said work can now proceed more aggressively, now. >> a report shows senior citizens who fall victim to scams are losing big money according to a survey there have been an average of $30,000 stole and some have lost $100,000. according to a life insurance it is not just strangers stealing but, more an

but still soaking rain to honolulu. the main brunt ofhat storm south and west of the island chains. overnight lows, 50s across the board. mainly cloudy skies and highs tomorrow vy similar to today. a lot of 70s on the board. p 71 san francisco. 73 oakland. 75 fremont. 77 san jose with plenty of sunshine on tap. that's good news if you're heading to the art and pumpkin festival. early clouds, otherwise, nshine and mild temperatures. around 67 degrees. the seven-day forecast. early morning showers, specifically in the north bay tomorrow. much of the weekend is looking dry. next chance for t weather is monday afternoon. good news for game three on friday, guys. looking sunny. looking warm. temperatures most likely in the upper s. >>> all right. thank you so much, drew. we appreciate it. >>> colin rush is in for larry. the sports with the giants info. >> it was fun last night. >> the moment that we can't stop reliving. travis ishikawa sending the giants to the third world series in five years. the call you mayot have heard. that's next in sports. >> he fails to get dave parker at second

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for example, honolulu saw about 17 millimeters of rain in a span of 24 hours.hat doesn't sound significant but it's actually much more than the monthly rainfall. the storm has now become a tropical storm but still bringing some stormy conditions for the island of cow ai and additional 200 millimeters of rain into monday and also high surf is up to five meters expected, as we go into monday. so, please watch out for that. now across the americas, hurricane gonzalo has affected bermuda last week, it has moved away from the east end of canada. however we have another system to come in that is still bringing some wet and windy conditions for eastern parts of canada. we have a separate system over the great lakes region, and this one is causing some thundershowers in these locations to the north due to cooler temperatures falling. we are seeing some snowfall in ontario as well as quebec. temperatures are going to be quite chilly for this time of year. only 12 degrees in toronto with rainy weather on your monday. and across the eastern seaboard nice, gorgeous conditi

the patient is being tweeted in honolulu. >>> and this morning's new york times said they are stepping up the production of z-map. it's now claimed 3,338 lives. >>> and now to the other virus in the country, hitting children hard. enterovirus 68. it's linked to the death of a 10-year-old girl from rhode island. and there are three others. >> reporter: she was just 10 years old. emily otrando is identified as one of four deaths associated with enterovirus 68. her parents rushing her to a rhode island hospital with shortness of breath and coldlike symptoms. her condition deteriorated, and things became dire. in addition to enterovirus 68, she had staph sepsis. very rare, and it was deadly. >> it's a tragedy when it happens. it's a perfect storm. but it's not necessarily a preventable tragedy. at least at our current state of science. >> reporter: and concern, like the virus itself, is spreading. in five states now, doctors are feverishly trying to determine if the illness is to blame for a dozen cases of paralysis-type symptoms in young patients. and seeing new cases every day. >> we ant

and meanwhile another patient in hawaii is in isolation and undergoing testing for ebola in a honolulu you hospital. >>> this morning, is there a new temporary leader of the secret service. the joseph clancy is a delaware county native who is stepping in after julia pierson resigned on wednesday. the as susan mcginnes report, many says the recent security breaches are not just an embarrassment for the agency but they put the president and first family in danger. >> reporter: retired secret service agent joseph clancy is back, once a member of the president's closest security detail he will now leave the agency. after just 18 months on the job director julia pierson resigned after heavy pressure yesterday. she told bloomberg news it is painful to leave as agency is reeling from a significant security breach. on september 19th a man jumped the white house fence and made tonight to the east room of the president's home, but support for pierson quickly paided this week that a revolution that the armed contractor rode an elevator with the president during a visit to the cdc in atlanta last