dress appropriately and prehydrate and hydrate throughout the game.e're going to see cooling in san jose. monday and tuesday, that's when you'll notice the temperatures dropping. for the trivalley and north bay, you'll have to wait until tuesday before the sea breeze starts to drop off those temperatures inland. back to you. >>> thank you so much. >>> coming up, animals also feeling the heat in the bay area. >> that's right. more on how these elephants are dealing with the hot weather. >>> the fall election may be still be more than a month away, but jerry brown is already winning big time when it comes to money. he has collected more than $23 million for the fall election and also apparently he hasn't spent much of it yet. the challenger has raised just over a million dollars. the largest donors have been the democratic party and unions for brown. >>> well, election day is five weeks away. one of the most talked about races in the country is right here in our own backyard. their one and only debate is this monday night. we will air that debate live r

but stay hydrated. >> yes, stay hydrated. light loose fitting clothing if you can. or find shade. it will be a scorcher everywhere. let's open up the weather window. looking down on our beaches, doesn't look wonderful? waves look pretty calm right now and the water is running pretty warm once again. we're still in the low to mid-60s well above average. with you what you need to watch out for are the dangerous south to southwesterly swells developing through the evening hours. risk of strong rip currents. as we look toward san rafael, that's a nice picture. you can see some of the haze hanging around and the reason doctor we have the spare the air day. so dangerous hair and dangerous air quality. heat stays inland and cooling will hit the coast. it will finally return to autumn temperatures will by the time we get to tuesday. until then, we have this trifecta of high pressure still dominating our weather with heat peaking today. what does that mean? how about mid to upper '90s in the south bay. 94 san jose. glad the game's not today. as we head up the pa theps enpe flirt with 90 ha

hydrate all day long. >> reporter: the mercury shot past 90 degrees in parts of berkeley ittoday. it was actually hotter here along the bay than in antioch and pittsburgh. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: and by the end of the first quarter, the jv team experienced a meltdown, vacaville. >> we're going to stay hydrated all day long. >> how is the weather treating you? >> we're not used to it. >> and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> you get a wind in this condition, things will escalate very quickly. >> the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it has been so dry. >> the relative humidity is so low that it itself lends itself quick fire spread and fires start pretty easily when it is that low. that is probably our biggest danger, if you will. >> response timecrit is crit iso firefighters are asking everybody to keep their eyes peeled for anyñr signs of smoke. in the east bay, allen wong, abc 7 news. >>> and thousands baked in the hot sun today at the blue grass festival with aid stations to help

hydrate all day long. >> reporter: the mercury shot past 90 degrees in parts of berkeley and oakland today. it was actually hotter here along the bay than in antioch and pittsburgh. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: and by the end of the first quarter, the jv team experienced a meltdown, vacaville. >> we're going to stay hydrated all day long. >> how is the weather treating you? >> we're not used to it. >> and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> you get a wind in this condition, things will escalate very quickly. >> the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it has been so dry. >> the relative humidity is so low that it lends itself to quick fire spread and fires start pretty easily when it is that low. that is probably our biggest danger, if you will. >> response time is critical, so firefighters are asking everybody to keep their eyes peeled for anyñr signs of smoke. in the east bay, allen wong, abc 7 news. >>> and thousands baked in the hot sun today at the blue grass festival with aid stations to h

and the longer that it's exposed to the elements, the thicker the hydration rim actually gets. you can measure it and figure out a date. keach: the hydration layer is not visible to the naked eye, so a tiny section of the obsidian blade is magnified. freter: what you're looking at is the hydration layer, which runs right across the very edge of the obsidian, where the hydrogen atoms have gone into the piece of obsidian. and it goes from this black line right here down to that black line right there, and it runs all the way across the entire piece of obsidian. and it's that line that you actually measure. keach: although the technique is simple, it's time-consuming. and right from the beginning, freter ran into problems with her dates. the copan valley was supposed to have been, basically, depopulated by around 850, 900 a.d. and some of our dates were as late as 1200 a.d., 300 years later than they should have been. and this was making absolutely no sense. and we were convinced the dating technique had a problem in it. keach: the prevailing theory of the maya collapse envisioned

what he tells me, they're making the rounds, making sure everyone is hydrated. so far they have only treated about a dozen people and those were not for heat-related issues. the smaller crowd yesterday maybe because of the giants and the playoffs or the heat. it looks like the festival-goers did get the message to be in the shade, drink lots of water. they have about 100 acts out here. lots of relaxing. tonight they're going to go until 7:00. tomorrow they'll be back at it. i did speak with one promoter who has been with the festival for about 14 years. she's never experienced a weekend quite this hot. nbc bay area news. >>> thanks very much. san jose state picked a hot weekend for homecoming. spartans are playing tonight at spartan stadium. before the game it wasn't just brats. >> i'm beating the heat with a cold cocktail. >> we're in the shade. >> that's a very expensive camera. san jose's opponent knows a thing or two about hot weather. they're hosting las vegas. you can stay on top of the weather conditions in your neighborhood on nbcbayarea.com. type in you

hydrate all day long. >> reporter: the mercury shot past 90 degrees in parts of berkeley and oakland today. it was actually hotter here along the bay than in antioch and pittsburgh. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: and by the end of the first quarter, the jv team experienced a meltdown, vacaville. >> we're going to stay hydrated all day long. >> how is the weather treating you? >> we're not used to it. >> and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> you get a wind in this condition, things will escalate very quickly. >> the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it has been so dry. >> the relative humidity is so low that it lends itself to quick fire spread and fires start pretty easily when it is that low. that is probably our biggest danger, if you will. >> response time is critical, so firefighters are asking everybody to keep their eyes peeled for anyñr signs of smoke. in the east bay, allen wong, abc 7 news. >>> and thousands baked in the hot sun today at the blue grass festival with aid stations to h

with any outdoor activity, keep well hydrated. the hardly blue gras festival will be prepared for the heat and help people how to deal with that. >> you can drop the temperatures right to our web site. >> now to some welcome and long-awaited news for south bay drivers, a 280 interchange. >> and drivers heading to northbound 280 will see a new signalized intersection. traffic will no longer cross under stevens street bridge, they'll instead make a left-hand turn to a new intersection with track lights. it's part of the $62 million dollar project that has much more to come. for a look at how drivers are handling the ramp and some of the other roads in the bay area, let's bring in mike inouye. >> good morning, vicky. good morning, sam. yesterday yesterdayy. >> and hopefully the week after they adjust, it will be much smoother to the area. the off ramp hoping this morning. so no more loops. that will make things smoother but the adjustment will confuse folks adding to the slof done. going just a little bit slower, that's why this is s

all were trying to stay good and hydrated. not everyone had the day off, though. one construction crew was replacing old sewer job below mcallister street. >> you have just got to stay hydrated. drink a lot of water. if you get too hot you have to take a break. >> drinking lots of water. >> has it been a little tough already. >> yeah, walking over here was just -- because we couldn't find any shade. just getting here was the hardest part. >> if you start perspiring and sweating, you are turning real red, you want to make sure and your friends notice that, those are signs of let's get some water in you. >> near the construction site we found a group of children heading back to class from the music festival, each one of them with an ice cream in hand. that was a great way to beat the heat. >>> san francisco firefighters rushed to stop this 40-foot tower of water gushing in the south market neighborhood today. the public utility commission tells us a large big rig backed into a fire hydrant. said the fire department responded immediately keeping water loss to a minim

next two days you'll want to stay hydrated there.an jose, things could be a little toasty for your evening plans. and temperatures maybe not quite as hot in santa clara by union. the warm temperatures here to stay. heat advisory may get extended tomorrow as well. here's mike. >> a reminder for the home team we great little bit of shade at levi stadium. the visiting team does not. that was by design. we have a light flow still as we look at the north bay. overall no delays throughout. 101-37. a little slowdown shows up across the san rafael bridge. that's adding to a little slowing on the sensors and the rest of your bay moves very nice. typical build on the altamont pass. that light volume of traffic holding steady. no problems for the silicon valley. 880 moves toward an easy drive. we'll look at the san mateo bridge. here over toward the pence pa -- peninsula. >> $2.5 million in public money mishandled but who is being held accountable? the investigative unit report revealed a series of fake expenses that added up to $2.5 million an

even the youngest fans know the number 1 tip, stay hydrated. >> drink a lot of water.brought a water bottle anyway. >> reporter: david and susan had a plan to take advantage of all that sunlight. >> just a solar panel but just in case our -- we bought a wi- fi if we wanted to go get online. >> we are tracking the giants score. >> reporter: they also had a spray bottle, plenty of sunscreen and susan's secret weapon. >> i got my husband to hold the umbrella over my head and frequently go stand in the shade. >> reporter: a steroid stream of con -- steady stream of concert goers reapplied a layer of sunscreen. medical experts say the key to beating the heat isn't to take care of it once you're hot, the key is preparing early. >> a lot of people don't start until they get out here and they really should start the night before and the day before getting themselves ready and hydrated to be able to handle the heat. >> reporter: in san francisco, christian kaplan, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and for those of you planning on braving the heat, the hardly strictly festival continues t

hydrated limit your outdoor activities.aw rigidly the lash weather weather service has the extreme heat advisory for saturday as well. will deal with really warm temperatures inland because we get relief overnight. looks like he did visor will expire at 9:00 this evening. it were in the upper 90s for the and they were looking at low 90s. plenty of sunshine in the possibility of record-breaking highs. temperatures will take a little bit of a tumble as we head into the weekend. the biggest coal down essentially along the coastline. by sunday back in the '70s if you're heading to the beach. <>: <

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>> hydrate. maybe with beer! >> the first aid tent handed out free sunscreen. and you know the saying, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. case in point. >> i had one employee who couldn't handle the heat, had to go home. >> at 94 her age rivals the temperature reading. time-tested advice helped her remain unphased. >> my helper found a shady spot for me. that's where i go. >> but some had no way to escape the sun. >> we have a lot of clothing to keep our heat in while we are work soggy we have to say extra vigilant about being hydrated. >> the crew knows they got lucky. this fire was bordered by water and gravel roads. >> it could have burned to the freeway, easily. in the east buy, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> you can track the high temperatures anytime with the abc news weather app. you can get it free from apple's app store or on google play. >>> developing news from downtown oakland where a fight and shooting early this morning have left three people shot, one fatally. oakland police tell abc7 news their officer saw a large group fighting

remember the importance of staying hydrated. those out in the sun made sure they were wearing cooler clothes. people who work outside are being warned about overdoing it. the idea is, stay hydrated, even on the job site. the good weather has meant construction on the doyle drive replacement project is running way ahead of schedule. that is good news. and for some performers at the hardly strictly bluegrass festival, the temperature probably making them feel right at home. ryan takeo is in golden gate park. are your sleeves rolled up? they better be. >> reporter: they are. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the crowd continues to file in here, allen. this is a free event. the only price you have to pay, well, you have to put up with the sweltering heat. >> very, very warm. >> hot out, man. >> normally you are used to a little bit of overcast. >> reporter: and the temperatures are already taking a toll. volunteers from rock medicine walk a woman hampered by the heat to their tent for water, shade and rest. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the prime

i'm hydrating. >> 546-7177 or log on to abc7news.com. what do you think? >> i love it.nk you. >>> well, they are not just signing autographs at at & t park. >> how t lopreventable medical errors,hey all lnow the third leadingse of cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. >>> coming up, an abc 7 news followup. a 49ers ticket scandal involving san jose's top police brass. the action taken today after a story we broke last night. >>> and who's behind an effort to mandate the drug testing of doctors? 7 on your side's michael finney takes a closer look at california's proposition 46. that's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> giants legend and baseball hall of famer orlando cepeda took time out to bring cheer to sick kids in san leandro. >> the george mark childr

they want us to hydrate. they do not want us to medicate. at hardly strictly bluegrass, they do have a medical tent and yes, they are worried about the heat. >> got any cures for deafness? >> no. ear plugs. >> reporter: too late. whether you came here for buckwheat or bill kirkland or so much fun or any of almost 100 other acts, the continuing gift of a free concert to san francisco opened up again today in golden gate park. >> this particular event is like how many different people can you find. it's a bluegrass event which i love the bluegrass music, but there's people, hreggae is thei predominant music, it gathers people who aren't even interested in bluegrass all together under this music. cool. >> reporter: just remember, organizers expect almost a million people by the time it ends on sunday night. so if you're coming, pace yourself. >> if you were your mother, what would you tell you? >> oh, my gosh. be careful. >> hydrate. >> wear sturdy shoes. >> reporter: on both feet. in san francisco at golden gate park, wayne freedman, abc 7 new

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of music fans look to go beat the heatment even the youngest fans know the number one tip, stay hydratednk a lot of water. we brought a water bottle everywhere. >> david and susan had a plan to take advantage of all that sun light. >> it's just a solar panel, but just in case our -- we brought a my fi if we wanted to get on- line. >> we need to be connected. >> they also had a spray bottle, plenty of sunscreen and susan's secret weapon. >> i get my husband to hold the umbrella over my head and i frequently stand in the shade. >> a steady stream of concertgoers stopped at the medical tent topping off onwater and reapplying sunscreen. the key to beating heat experts say is preparing early. >> a lot of people don't start until they get out here and they should start the night before or the day before getting themselves ready and hydrated to be out here and handle the heat. >> in san francisco, christian cassen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> three southern california kayakers got much more than they bargained for this weekend as they fished off the coast near point conception. >> holes are from a

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stay hydrated. >> reporter: the amerimercury s above 90 degrees. it was hotter here than in and the yk and pittsford. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: by the end of the first quarter the berkeley jv football team experienced a total meltdown. vacaville leading 28-0. >> it's their environment, not ours. we're going to stay hydrated all day long and see if we can get the win today. >> how is this wet treating you. >> we're not used to it. >> reporter: and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> if you get winds in this condition, things will escalate quickly. >> reporter: the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it's been so dry. >> the low relative humidity is so low it lends itself to rapid fire spread and fires start easily when it's that low. that's our big e danger. >> reporter: firefighters are asking everyone to keep their eyes peeled for any signs of smoke. in the east bay, alan wang, abc 7 news. >>> and you can track the high temperatures anytime with the abc 7

be sure to hydrate if you're out there to race or cheer on friends and family. >>> surf beach remains closed after two shark attacks. the first victim involved in the attack says the only thing between him and the shark was his kayak. >> still in shock that it happened. just amazing that i'm alive. >> reporter: he went fishing the two of his friends. they were about a mile and a half from shore when his friends say an 18 to 20-foot shark sprung out of water suddenly pushed the kayak and launched him several feet in the air. >> i've been kayaking for ten years and i kayak twice a week. >> reporter: howell thought quickly and jumped on the kayak. he said it happened so fast he didn't have time to react. >> less than a minute. get me out of this water. i jumped on the kayak and got out of the water. the kid on the back tugging at the guy. >> reporter: howell called for help and they were taken safely onto shore. he was in disbelief when he finally surveyed the damage. >> we measured it was 24 inches from here. >> reporter: in spite of his brush with death he is determined to get back in

is laying of sick people and hydration. we have been talking about anti-viral drugs but the survival rate improves if you give hydration. bill: i have three specific questions for you. last friday we talked about screening at the airports. i asked you what level of confidence you have that a tsa worker can identify ebola symptoms. there has been a lot of blowback about that very policy. do you believe in it, doctor? >> i believe profiling has to go on at the airports. i think you need trained individuals that know what they are looking for and there are infectious disease experts on call 24 hours at our major airports. i want them used. i want the centers for disease control and homeland security to step up. bill: do you expect more cases in america like we woke up to sunday morning? >> i don't know if we are going see any more cases from duncan. but i wouldn't be surprised to see another case. there is one thing that worries me. animals that can pick up the secretions. we have to be careful hugh we dispose of bodies of any

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remember that is the key to getting better with the ebola virus, staying hydrated, staying quarantined that's how they're going to create health for her. and we'll see what already blood type is, perhaps she will be available for a blood transfusion from dr. kent brantly or another person who has survived this virus. >> as we watch this picture with robert ray i will bring dr. amish edalga back in. concerned about the dallas hospital what could it be? >> well, what we're coming to is a consensus that ebola patients probably need to be taken care of at designated hospitals, we can't have any other lapses like dallas. we know that places like emory and other areas are equipped to do so-and-so we can guarantee that infection control will be followed to the letter and this is something that we do with burn patients with trauma patience -- >> this is the ambulance i believe that carries amber vincent to the emory university from the airport. why didn't they just choose hospitals and send them to the ones that could handle it? >> it was really believed that ebola could be taken care of in an

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keep yourself hydrated. saturday the hotter. kickoff levi stadium. taking on 49ers. upper 80s in the forecast. conditions that could be similar to the preseason game we had, where we had, issues with the heat. use precautions. looks fairly hot. everybody should begin to cool off as the temperatures dropping off over the next five days. back to you. >> we can work on our sun dans. >> ha-ha. >> thank you, rob. >> the. >> we have jimmy. >> hey, raj, jessica. emma thompson. dave cook. and, you have got to watch it next! it's a good one. >> a lot of people making men money today and tomorrow. >> playoffs. leave lots of extra money. more on the giants related spending spree. >> reporter: down by the ballpark. restaurants are dressed up. giants fans welcome. when the giants are winning. because a happy fan is generally a more generous fan. [ cheers and applause ] >> good times all around. giants win game one playoffs again the nationals. >> yes. >> fans are predicting another world series victory. >> everyone will be on call. >> restaurants and bars are staffing up. expecti

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mentioned this will be a family event so no alcohol or smoking but bring water and snacks to stay hydrated. live in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we can see today clouds are moving into the area and the question is, will it rain on our parade? our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions and joins us now. >> i can't remember a friday that had more going on. you have the commute. both commutes are huge on friday. and then the parade. and then halloween. and then you have this. the weather system coming in tomorrow. it will drop over an inch of rain in the bay area. in the mountains -- they could see an inch and a half of rain. let's take a peak. looking for conditions for the parade to be not too bad. it will be wet getting to the parade but then we will see clearing. as we look that forecast for the parade. scattered showers getting there. i can by 10:00 a.m. showers are done. the ground is wet. i think we are dry. that is what i am hoping. when i come back, i got the latest computer model and we will walk it through, right, hour by hour. tomorro

from uc-berkeley say preliminary data showed the trees are stressed and are having to work harder to hydrate. also, the conifers are shedding more leaves than normal and cones appear to be falling prematurely. the researchers expect to get a fuller picture of the damage after the analyze leaf clippings in a lab. >>> the giants had won 10 straight post-season games since yesterday. an error in the 7th happened when madison baumgarner threw the ball to third instead of first. >> regardless of whether i should have thrown it there, i shouldn't have thrown it away. >> what was your thinking? >> it was my call to throw it to third. just what the way it was bunted out thought we might have a chance. but desmond is a fast runner. >> baumgarner's error led to washington's first two runs of the game. the giants could wrap up their series with a win at home tonight. giants fans are optimistic about their team's chances. >> well, it's a surprise and big disappointment about what happened yesterday, but i'm feeling really positive about it. i love vogelsong on the mound so i'm expecting good things. >>

stay hydrated and try to avoid a lot of exposure. pretty good sleeping weather. low 50 tots low 60s. breezy in the hills and then here is what it will be like. getting hot in morgan hill and 95 degrees and 92 san jose and in the south bay on the peninsula, 92 in redwood city. 80 throughy in pacifica. the warmth comes down to the coast. 86 downtown san francisco and 84 in the sunset district. 82 in bodega bay and 94 santa rosa and 90 throughy toward napa. in the e bay the northeasterly wind really heats things up in oakland which is of course something we have to keep an eye on with the fire danger in the hills. 90 in oakland and union city. 92 concord and 90 throughy livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast, you will need to find some air conditioning. mid80s to mid-nineties on thursday. close to 100 on friday. really the heat holds on on saturday. the coast begins to cool. on sunday everyone cools off. it is noticeably cooler next week, dan. >> that will be nice. a welcome change. >>> we are showing our support for the beginning of breast cancer awareness by w

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they are monitoring this person, hydrating this person and for some reason they don't want to do an actual ebola test, at least not now. what do you make of that, doctor? >> as sanjay said, coming back from west africa you can have a huge number of the problems. and so it's really important not to fixate on the ebola. it's important to isolate the patient to be nursing them so there's not a risk of transmission but then they have to be treated the way we treat any other patient. a test by the cdc would involve the transport of bloods, it's quite expensive and there's not necessarily a reason to do this in everyone. what's more important is observation and waiting. i don't think it's irresponsible to do and it sounds like they are monitoring it very carefully. >> they are doing the right thing at howard university hospital. sanjay, quickly, how long does the ebola test take before you get a result? in other words, you draw some blood and how many hours does it take to learn if the patient is positive for ebola? >> pretty quickly, within a few hours. what has been happening is they want to g

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but as you know, this is a degree of fluctuation in any given way depending upon a patient's hydration, activity, heat index outside and all of those things. so, it becomes extraordinarily complex. i think the most important issue there is, as a mom, if you see that your child is ill, they are coughing, they are sneezing, they have diarrhea and they have a low-grade temperature, it's probably best to keep them home just to keep them hydrated, number 1 but to prevent a spread of infection within the school because when you have 30 or 40 kids in the classroom as you know, these things spread like wild fire because kids exchange food and hugs and they play with each other and the toidz they are playing with, and really, they become little vectors spreading these diseases, which usually are self-limited but it really does have a significant burden on society. so, i think the most important thing as an atut mom who sees that her child is ill, with or without temperature, keep them home and keep them away from others where the infection can spread. >> lisa, you had a full. go ahead, please?