are you going to spray the larva. lots of questions. >> those are questions we can ask the mayor that we will have momentarily. so this west nile virus has taken aim at texas it seems in particular more than half the people killed by the virus are in texas. mike raulens joining us on the phone. tell me about the pesticide spraying. has it resumed todayarve being postponed because of weather yesterday? >> the skies are blue this afternoon and we have a good forecast for this evening so we are planning to get four planes up in the air. and we will do the rest of dallas and dallas county this evening. we will go into the early mornings. then we will plan to come back a day later and give us all one more dose of this on monday evening. >> perhaps you heard our reporter talk about the concerns of people in the dallas area have about the larva not being killed is what they have come to understand from the spraying. is that indeed the case? >> no. i think that we're going to be testing this stuff and we have already tested t

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is it the larva, is the it mosquitos? this doesn't kill the larva, this only kills the mosquitos.had the dallas mayor on earlier last hour with fredericka whitfield, he disputed that. so right now, we just don't know. >> you wonder how effective is it going to be? to start spraying and spraying before you know, what's the point? >> sure, but they think it's the best bet right now to help the residents right there. >> okay. let's talk about what happens when someone contracts the west nile virus, what are the possible outcomes? >> this is the scariest part about it. sometimes there's no symptoms at all. there's an incubation period for about two weeks where people don't have it. we talked to the mother of one 14-year-old who doesn't really fit the mold of someone who would contract this virus. usually toddlers, elderly, people with pre-existing health conditions. this 14-year-old jordan connor had none of that. her symptoms were vague. she told her mom she had a headache the one day, next day she had a fever, that night she ends up in the emergency room. in fact, one of the concern

is it the larva or the mosquitoes.oke to one resident whose municipality was telling her this doesn't kill the larva. right now we don't know. >> you wonder how effective it will be to start spraying and spraying before you know what is the point. >> they think it is the best bet to help residents there. >> what happens when someone contracts the virus? >> this is the scariest part about it. sometimes there can be no symptoms. there is an incubation period for about two weeks. we talked to the mother of one 14 year old who doesn't fit the mold of someone who contracts the virus. this 14 year old jordan connor had none of the symptoms. she told her mom she had a headache one day and the next day had a fever. that night she ends up in the emergency room. one of the concerns was that the vague symptoms weren't diagnosed properly by the doctors. she is talking to us about what a difficult time she is going through with her family yesterday. >> the symptoms play peek a boo with you. we were seven to ten days into it. jordan

officials say the chem cattles are specifically targeted to the larvae and do not pose a threat to humans. >>> west na'il the concern in contra costa county where mosquitoes have been found. tonight from sundown to 11 p.m. crews will fog for the mosquitoes and birds have been found. >>> look at this, sky 7 hd, shows all the people willing to camp out for free food they started lining up yesterday. protesters plan to be there to protest recent statements from the company's president about same-sex marriage. katie marzullo is there and joins us live. >> reporter: a couple of things going on many you can see the line steady this morning just beyond that two protesters holding two signs further down the line closer to the start of the drive-thru a woman heckling drivers as they approach the window. a man with the sign has a megaphone. that man and the others in favor of gay rights they are protesting because of what the president of chick-fil-a said last month which was he favored traditional marriage and was against same-sex marriage. more protesters are expected later today. early this morn

but santa clara vector control technician jim and his team were out in the middle area searching out larva to kill and taking samples >> you get them flying in your ears and nose and eyes and everything but that's what we do, we're used to it >> the good news is that the larger ones do not breed west of virus. still they are a big nuisance. >> there are lots every evening >> it can survive years in the mud until water stimulates them to hatch. vector control says the only thing that will take care of these is cold weather and seeing as this is august, that is not happening for a long time. >> johnson and johnson is getting a makeover. potentially harmful chemicals no longer in its main brands. >> today in petaluma, leave it to the little leaguers. i'm in the baseball capital of northern california, that story is coming up >> the numbers came up a little bit today and ,, >> there is a party in petaluma tonight. a group of north bay little leaguers are a step closer to the world series title. petaluma won its first-round today beating conn and mike sugarman was in a little of the little leag

the larvae attach themselves to the shells and grow. >> now we've finished hanging up the new stringsork we do here isn't easy -- it's really very hard work. we don't have the right clothes or footwear. here you see. i cut myself on the sharp edges of the shells. >> they do what they must to make a living. the smaller oysters are put in net sacks and kept wet until they mature. >> this was a good harvest. the little oysters are especially delicious. >> it takes fourteen months for the mollusks to mature enough for harvesting -- work that has always been done by the women here. seynabou and the others have cause to celebrate -- the harvest could hardly have turned out better. each woman carries a kilo of oysters on her head. they bring in a total of eighty kilos a year. they clean and smoke the shellfish as soon as they get back to the village. >> this work is quite lucrative. we can support ourselves with the money we make and also pay the school fees. and if any one of us or the children falls ill, now we can afford to buy medicine. >> the oysters are laid out to dry in the sun. two

officials say the chem cattles are specifically targeted to the larvae and do not pose a threat to humans. >>> west na'il the concern in contra costa county where mosquitoes have been found. tonight from sundown to 11 p.m. crews will fog for the mosquitoes and birds have been found. >>> look at this, sky 7 hd, shows all the people willing to camp out for free food they started lining up yesterday. protesters plan to be there to protest recent statements from the company's president about same-sex marage. katie marzullo is there and joins us live. >> reporter: a couple of things going on many you can see the line steady this morning just beyond that two protesters holding two signs further down the line closer to the start of the drive-thru a woman heckling drivers as they approach the window. a man with the sign has a megaphone. that man and the others in favor of gay rights they are protesting because of what the president of chick-fil-a said last month which was he favored traditional marriage and was against same-sex marriage. more protesters are expected later today. early this mornin

officials say it will help flush out the mosquito larvae. it's killed ten people and infected many in 43 other states. >>> in syria's largest city it remains to be seen if an undeclared cease-fire will remain in place. residents of aleppo used the lull to search for victims and clean up after weeks of violence between government and rebel forces. also yesterday, syria's president addressed the people. >>> the surge of deadly attacks on american troops by afghans that are there to train has claimed another victim. the violence is eroding trust, especially when the u.s. troops are outnumbered and outgunned by their afghan partners. abc reports. >> reporter: we set off for a region so remote, so dangerous that just last month -- [ gunfire ] >> reporter: we were ambushed here by the taliban. what you are is the afghan army. they are leading this fight and returning the fire. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: increasingly, the biggest threat is no longer on the battlefield. with yet another afghan policeman turning his weapon on u.s. forces, ten u.s. troo

the chemicals used are specifically targeted to larvae and do not threaten humans. some think it is wrong. >> if they are spraying in the air it is improper air of administering it and it could get into lungs and could be dangerous for people. >> so fashion the salt marsh mosquito has not been shown to carry west nile. >>> today contra costa county will step up its battle against mosquitoes carrying west nile from sunset to 11 tonight crews will fog areas around brentwood many there's concern the virus is spreading, three chickens and seven birds have tested positive. infected birds in antioch, pleasant hill and walnut creek. >>> in texas, a freight train and fuel tanker truck crashed sparking a huge explosion. the fuel tanker got stuck on the tracks moments before it was hit in a small town 50 miles east of dallas. the explosion rattled homes and two block radius evacuated as a precaution. truck driver and train conductor were not injured. >>> oakland a's begin three game series today against tampa bay without pitcher barlowe toe colon he has been suspended for 50

the chemicals being used are specifically targeted to the mosquito larva and do not threaten humans. >> every one of the products that we use has gone through hundreds of millions of dollars of research before the companies that produce them can even get these things to market. >> it is not harmful until 10 years later they are. >> reporter: he says the planned aerial spraying is wrong. >> if they are spraying it in the air, it is an improper way of administering it, and it could get into people's lungs and it could be dangerous for people. >> reporter: they say bricks should be put directly into the water and not sprayed into the air. vector control says they will spray at 7:00 tomorrow morning unless the winds exceed 10 miles an hour because they don't want the spray going anywhere but the salt marsh. reporting live, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you, thomas. and in contra costa county, three chickens and seven birds tested positive for west nile virus. that happened today. tomorrow from sunset to 11:00 pl crews will fog areas where the infected mosquitoes were found. the infec

the chemicals being used are specifically targeted to the mosquito larva and do not threaten humans. >> every one of the products that we use has gone through hundreds of millions of dollars of research before the companies that produce them can even get these things to market. >> it is not harmful until 10 years later they are. >> reporter: he says the planned aerial spraying is wrong. >> if they are spraying it in the air, it is an improper way of administering it, and it could get into people's lungs and it could be dangerous for people. >> reporter: they say bricks should be put directly into the water and not sprayed into the air. vector control says they will spray at 7:00 tomorrow morning unless the winds exceed 10 miles an hour because they don't want the spray going anywhere but the salt marsh. reporting live, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you, thomas. and in contra costa county, three chickens and seven birds tested positive for west nile virus. that happened today. tomorrow from sunset to 11:00 pl crews will fog areas where the infected mosquitoes were found. the infec

but the spraying has to hit the larvae, has to hit the eggs and what public health departments do is go around spraying what is called adult-icide and kill the adult mosquitoes and you know what happens? they grow right back and come back and there is no scientific evidence spraying adult mosquitoes gets rid of the virus and it has pbo in it which can be a carcinogen and people with asthma than get asthma triggered by it. nothing in medicine is free. when you do something, what is the consequences? i'm against the widespread spraying. >> jamie: we used to say every medicine has a little poison in it but in the past people have had a problem with this, staying indoors makes sense i'm sure if you know they are spraying an anticipating else, dr. samadi, people should do. >> what we need to know about this, this is a virus not well-known to america and it showed up in new york city 1999. near j.f.k. and we don't know how it got here. if you look at the history of it, and marc knows about this. in the last decade, the numbers have been going up and it is on the rise and there is obviously

officials say the heavy rain helped flush out the mosquito larvae.est nile has killed ten people and infected more than 200 in dallas county. 43 other states also dealing with west nile. >>> in syria's largest city, it remains to be seen if a cease-fire will remain in place. residents of aleppo searched for victims and the syrian president made a rare public appearance. it was his first since last month. the surge of deadly attacks on american troops by afghans that they are there to train has claimed another victim. the violence is eroding trust, especially when the u.s. troops are outnumbered and outgunned by their afghan partners. >> reporter: we set off for a region so dangerous that just last month, we were ambushed here by the taliban. >> what you hear, that's the afghan army. they are lead thing fight and they are the ones returning the fire. but increasingly the biggest threat is no longer on the battlefield. with yet another afghan police officer turning his weapon on u.s. forces, afghan seem to be less friend than foe. it's a growing danger

the chemicals being used are specifically targeted to the mosquito larva and do not threaten humans.e has gone through hundreds of millions of dollars of research before the companies that produce them can even get these things to market. >> it is not harmfulyears later years later they are. >> reporter: he says the planned aerial spraying is wrong. >> if they are spraying it in the air, it is an improper way of administering it, and it could get into people's lungs and it could be dangerous for people. >> reporter: they say bricks should be put directly into the water and not sprayed into the air. vector control says they will spray at 7:00 tomorrow morning unless the winds exceed 10 miles an hour because they don't want the spray going anywhere but the salt marsh. reporting live, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you, thomas. and in contra costa county, three chickens and seven birds tested positive for west nile virus. that happened today. tomorrow from sunset to 11:00 pl crews will fog areas where the infected mosquitoes were found. the infected birds turned up in antioch, pleasa

a gate that controls the tides, that allowed mosquito larva to hatch. they do not carry west nile but they are day biters. they are killing them and plan to repair the gate. >>> washington is planning to make progress today in fighting a wildfire. they expect containment to go to 25% but they are keeping an eye on forecasts for later in the week where conditions could be hotter and drier. the fire burned dozens of homes and forced a thousand people to evacuation. in wyoming, firefighters used a helicopter to rescue five men who were trapped as a wildfire cut out their way out. they were all from san diego. as the fire burned towards them firefighters made three helicopter trips to retrieve the men. >>> cooler than we were a few days ago, let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> it was hot the last few days and we had a nice cool down. temperatures tomorrow come up but it is not going to get sweltering hot again but we will see an increase thursday. here is how the fog looks. san francisco, coming across twin peaks, towards the ballpark in san

the eggs and larvae have started hacking and millions of mosquitos out here they have sprayed from 7:00 a.m. this morning to try to eradicate the mosquito problem. it is not known to west--to necessarily carry the west nile disease but they want to take all precautions. they're expected to be out here from 7:00 a.m. until about 9:00 a.m. to spring up to about 400 a.. they say this will be closed during the spring but immediately afterwards the will let people come in and they say this is safe for humans, birds, and other mammals. obviously they want to get rid of the mosquitos that as quickly and efficiently as they can. they say here is so and accessible by land usually they would go out there by foot and take care of it but they want to get this in areas sprayed as quickly as possible. i am standing here right now and they're already tons of mosquitos around experience >> mark: do you have any spray? the >> reporter: know, but i have a van that i can go back into. >> darya: there is a community meeting tonight about the chevron refinery fire and its impact the town hall meeting will

pesticide spray is designed to kill a mosquito larvae that may have passed since they first sprayed onrsday. lasthad to wait until late night to begin spring again. west nile virus has left 10 dead than 202nd in dallas county. in business news, ikea looking into the hotel business. >> dulles international wants to make your travel more convenient. a bad thing,t be linda bell. good morning. it would not be bad for anyone. taking into account everything from the weather to dry conditions, and now you can time you the amount of will wait in long security lines. mdaa.com/dulles and you can see your computer.n , byt now it's 10 minutes the way. of ikea, you may think of furniture. planning to get into the hotel business. to build at least europe.ls in and don't forget dorm rooms. it's also considering building s.commodations for student that is business news live at headquarters in new york. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. 5:51 right now. >> is there more rain on away? >> just a few spotty areas of light wen, but nothing like what had on sunday. was beneficia

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way the third night of spring to combat the west aisle virus in texas designed to kill a mosquito larvaght have hatched since cruise first sprayed on thursday. rain and strong wind moving in, officials say will have to wait to begin spring. >> we cannot effectively to the missed out there when it is raining or when the wind is at a very high-speed with a sense of precision. >> 14 deaths have been associated with west nile in north texas. >> a scandal is brewing at another university. this time of emory university in atlanta. the president confirms they intentionally misrepresented students' scores and grade averages to u.s. news and world report. officials began manipulating data back in 2000, including overstating s.a.t. scores of incoming students and misrepresenting class ranking. >> the upcoming of the great lakes this weekend -- check out these waterspouts. nine of them formed a late yesterday and more were expected throughout the weekend. when that around the waterspouts can reach up to 60 miles an hour. >> people think of lake michigan can't have what waves but one week ago, they

officials say the chemicals are targeted to the larvae and do not threaten humans some still think itis wrong. >> if they are spraying in the air it is an improper waive administering it and it could get into people's lungs and could be dangerous for people. >> so far the salt marsh mosquito has not been shown to carry the west nile virus. >>> contra costa count county crews plan to fog areas around wood where infected mosquitoes have been found there's concern the virus is spreading because three chickens and seven birds testified positive for west nile infected birds in antioch, pleasant hill and walnut creek. >>> a's begin a three-game series against tampa bay without pitcher colon, suspended for 50 games for using testosterone the same drug that lead to the suspension of cabrera for 50 games. he issued an apology yesterday and took full responsibility of the five major leaguers have testified positive for performance enhancing dugs this season most since 2007. >>> in hayward this morning more than the first day of school, the million father march. the hayward unified district is a

heavy rain saturday helped flush out mosquito larvae. residents need to be vigilant removing standing water. experts will arrive to determine if ground and aerial spraying has been working. we also need to stay vigilant here. my mop has a fountain where the water stopped working and it is mucky, i'm like mom, come on west nile virus. >> gotta clean that up. >> you cleaned it up for her, right? >> of course and my husband too. >>> saw fog at the caldecott tunnel on my way in, how about you? >> a little bit. that's some of the mist we are talking about that has been hanging around the bay area as we look from our roof cam back under the bay bridge towards the port of oakland hard to see the top of the bay bridge because of the thickness of some of the mist and low clouds that are hanging out around there. as far as what is going on with live doppler, pretty quiet, we are dealing with conditions that are dry for the most part no organized areas of wet weather. want to move on and talk about what going to happen as far as our current threat

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the larva, mosquitoes? we talked to one resident who says this only kills the mosquitoes. we had the dallas mayor on. he disputed that saying final results will come out later this week. we don't know right now. >> you wonder how effective it's going to be. >> but they think it's the best bet right now to help the residents there. >> let's talk about what happens when someone contracts the west nile virus. what are the possible outcomes? >> sometimes there can be no symptoms at all. there's an incubation period where they don't have it. we talked to a mother of one 14-year-old who doesn't really fit the mold of somebody who would contract the virus. usually you have people with preexisting health conditions. but this 14-year-old had none of that. her symptoms were vague. she said she had a headache one day and the next day she had a fever and that night ends up in the emergency room. one of the causes wasn't diagnosed properly by the doctors. she talked to us about what a difficult time she's going through with her family. >> the symptoms play peek a boo with you. so it's

they are growing lots of new larva and growing new ants. in order to do that, they need protein foods. as the populations get large and they are trying to maintain that population, they need high energy food and that is when they start to make the switch to sugar. so this particular view are may actually start to see more and more ants around the sugar bowl. >> that is fascinating. >> i'm not an ant expert. what happens to the ants in the fall and wintertime? do they hibernate. >> many will go into i hibernation state. they will find a place undering into the a rock outside or in some cases, some ants live inside structures year round. there is one called the pharaoh ant. this is one that actually prefers proteins and fats. in our part of world, they are only found inside the structure. >> we love talking to you. thank you so much for joining us early this morning and i'm sure we'll get back to you soon. >> thank you for having me. have a great weekend. >> i love jim's voice too. >> i do too. >> wouldn't it be great to know so much about so

he was 16-year-old tray larva. he was a varsity football player.s juneon year here later this month. at around 9:30 last night he and a friend were walking across the street when a gunman fired five to six shots. the 16-year-old boy was struck and died at that intersection. overnight richmond police did arrest someone in that shooting, but, again, they are in the process of interviewing him right now, but they are looking for a second suspect according to the latest information from police. the victim's sister spoke to ktvu. she approached us and said she wanted to tell us about her brother. she says he was not involved in any gangs. he never got in any problems at school. she says he was entirely focused on football. >> he wanted to get far. his coaches were thinking of getting him a scholarship. the only mistake he made was that he was wearing the wrong color. he was wearing red, and that's why he got shot and killed. >> grjhava says she believes her brother was targeted for wearing that red sweatshirt. kennedy high school's colors are red and wh

. >> supposed to be the master teaching the grass hopper and i done became the larva now. what the hell is up with that? >> it's easy to fall into trouble. it's like, people you know, they'll say something smart. if i was on the street i would be so messed up that i mean there would be no thinking about it. it would just blow. and one could get hurt. you know like now you just can't do that. that's not normal. you got to control yourself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up, he ends up like me. i done lost everything. >> even his handball game. >> he's got do go there. just hit a man while he's down. >> old man, nothing. if i had an "s" right there. that's right. that means stone. >> it means sucks. >> stone. james stone. >> stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >>> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> i'd like to know -- >> christopher tro

but they started very early on with spraying and insecticides to get rid of larvae as well as adult mosquitos so that helped to reduce our cases here. we only have 12 cases so far. >> brown: remind us a little bit more about the virus plafrplt symptoms. some people i gather... most people experience rather mild symptoms but others not. >> correct. about 80% of people are going to have no symptom what is is over. they will be infected with the virus, mount an immune response and develop no symptoms. about 20% of people will have flu-like illness or a fever, headache, the they might have a rash. usually people describe it as being one of the worst headaches they've ever had. then about one out of 150 people are going to have the more severe form of illness which is called neuroinvasive disease. with that they usually see encephalitis or meningitis. that's much more severe. >> brown: do we know why some people get hit harder by this? and who is most vulnerable? well, the most vulnerable are people who are older. usually we see people over age 50 being at higher risk for severe disease although w