this mosquito repellent is going to change all of that. it makes you invisible to the mosquitoes.ake a closer look. >> these blood-eating possesses have been called the most dangerous on earth. >> about 3 billion people are affected one way or the other by mosquito-borne diseases. every 30 seconds a child is are dying from malaria. >> dr. michel brown has created an entirely new technology to battle this program. >> how can mosquitoes find us? >> they can use carbon dioxide as their belong sensing mechanism and skin odors to pinpoint your exact location. the running joke is if you want mosquitoes to bite you anymore, all you have to do is stop breathings. not a popular option. >> so tell me a little bit about where we are right now. >> we are in fact really in a mosquito torture chamber. this entire laboratory was built by i.e. crowd and serves as the epicenter of all our research are activities where amazing things are happening. our technology makes humans invisible to mosquitoes. creates an outer spatial screen around us. >> this is it. a patch, all i have to do is stick it on,

is there any good about mosquitoes?erwise people are thinking goodbye to bad are you i object or whatever the phrase is? >> well, you have to remember there are 4,000 different species of mosquitoes and they have different ecological roles, the vest majority are not important to people think but the few species that transmit malaria and other diseases are very detrimental to us soy targeting those particular species is not likely to have broad ecological impact. >> could it work for other diseases as well? >> it could but you have to design amos toe of a different species to do that sale thing. >> thank you for talking us to. >> oh, you are very welcome. thank you. >>> still much fore ahead this news hour. we are in the democratic republic of congo as some of the most feared rebel have his handed over their weapons after 20 years. also as the hunt goes on for nigeria's kidnapped school girls we ask the leader of a neighboring african country what he's doing do helpful the beleaguered own are the la clippers will not giv

>> rye just that typically is transmitted by mosquitos, transmitted to people by infected mosquitos,this overseas, europe, i shall, a african countries, many other countries but recently seen more case in the caribbean and now seeing it in the united states as you mention mostly from people who are traveling abroad. >> doctor jen, what are some of the symptoms? what can people look out for? >> sure, so about after the bite by the mosquito, person typically three to seven days afterward might experience fever, this is not necessarily a deadly virus, most people do not die from it but may be uncomfortable from the symptoms that can last seven to ten days sometimes even longer. >> can your doctor do anything to help you, hey, i got this mosquito bite and i have all of these symptoms? >> the condition diagnosed, really is a condition we treat what we call supportively, means we give you do you have keep you hydrated and help relieve muscle pain. we help you through the illness with treating the symptoms. >> what should they do? >> i think real great question. a lot of people are travelin

with all the rain we have had lately, officials say mosquito populations are a problem. >>> concernsver growing in the garden state about a serious virus spread by mosquitoes, but not just talking west nile here. it's called economic ka gung ya. three human cases turned up in new jersey so far. >> the state is in the process of developing a program to test mosquitoes for the virus. as ted greenberg shows us, at least one county is about to launch its own testing as well. >> reporter: the asian tiger that starting monday will be tested for the debilitatindebil chicken gun ya virus. >> new for us and new jersey. >> reporter: ailment turned up in 13 states, including cases in new jersey, new york, connect and maryland. experts say it is mostly due to americans bringing chicken begun ya home from trips to the caribbean after being bitten by infected mosquitoes there >> there is absolutely no cure for this virus. >> reporter: asian tiger mosquitoes are prevalent in the northeast and can carry chicken gun ya, although no mosquitoes have tested positive in the u.s. yet. experts say it's onl

. >> now, officials say you can do several things from keeping mosquitos from multiplying. dumping standing water like in pots or trash can lids. and avoid overholding water because mosquitos can breed in small amounts of water. >> happening today in the v.a. scandal a new report will be released showing 10% of veterans have to wait at least a month for service. they called that unfortunate but the revooised number shows the v.a. is getting better service. >>> and with electronic cigarettes, a standing committee yesterday heard testimony about the health ricks of e-cigs. and critics say it could be lethal for children and ads for like cherry crush having a direct impact. >>> and lawyers for the boston marathon suspect wants to move his trial to washington, d.c. authorities say dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother planted two bombs near the finish line near the 2013 marathon. the blast killed three people and injured more than 260 others. tsarnaev's brother died in the shoot-out with police. >>> and based on the survey of attitudes from potential jurors, the trial is scheduled

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it's a breeding ground for mosquitos. dan? >> susan saulny reporting, thank you. >>> next to the severe storms battering parts of america this weekend. we kick it off with the storms in the northeast. this is the ominous sky over brooklyn overnight and it came with drenching rains that triggered flash floods and closed roads like here in central pennsylvania. meanwhile in texas, severe winds knocked rail cars off the tracks and twisted silos into a mangled mess. texas is in the cross hairs tonight. meteorologist stephanie roberts from our sarah soet ta station is here with the forecast. tell us about the severe threat tonight. >> i think we're already going to see the flooding rains become more of a problem. a new flash flood watch has been issued that's going to include minneapolis. we've seen this severe thunderstorm watch include denver. that severe risk moves to the east and is going to include chicago on sunday. dan, the difference tonight is we don't think things are going to wind down overnight. people need to keep thei

mosquitoes left. not virus is fond they will have to spray again. >> on the peninsula there are no signs of west nile virus in san mateo after officials say a foggy operation there was a success. mosquito traps before and after the treatment covering 350 acres with results showing a 77 percent reduction in the adult mosquito population with other fogging samples testing negative for west nile. >> we know mosquitoes like standing water will clear that out. >> it is amazing me have mosquitoes. fur driving around a thousand feet this is how it will look, pretty gray. the clouds were opening up and we could see downtown san francisco and it looks like moreover nature will not cooperate so i will throw up the rain totals, east bay hills are .08" and san jose is about .01". 61 in cupertino and san jose and brentwood. all of us are mile. at sfo, an hour and two minute flight arrival delays because of cloud cover and temperatures today after the drizzle, 4 to 11 degrees cooler-than-average with a warming tren

. >> a virus carried by mosquitos is raging. it is raising a particular concern the haiti. we have this report. >> they are calling it the fever. it is causing the victim's severe pain for days and chronic swelling of the joints for years and in the cases of old and weakened people it can be deadly. >> it is early to get pa good picture of the situation. >> the fever is a common illness in africa and asia and appearing on a french island last december and now sfreding across the caribbean. the virus is expected to reach the u.s. >> it is one that is also a mosquito borne disease and will be the next west nile per se. >> it is carry ri ed by the same sweet as yellow fever. the schools are closed, and projects delayed and the hospitals crippled. there is no cure but they are hoping to lessen the stred with sweet nets. >> the bigst challenge is destroying all the areas that tolerate the mosquitos. >> with the on set of the hurricane season, the conditions are ripe for the virus bearing mosquitos to thrive and spread. >> school children in venezuela are giving a new history boo

back to mosquitos. although illness is primarily found in africa, east i shall ya, caribbean islands, cdc is concerned american tourist cost bring it back to this country. doctor jen will join just our next hour to talk more about this virus and how you can protect yourself from mosquito bites. >> you may want to stands up when you hear this story. sitting too much apparently can increase the risk of some cancers. german researchers found inactivity can put people at significantly higher risk for colon, endo meade tree alan lung cancer. doctors say colon and endometrial cancers linked to watching it. v because people don't usually drink or eat the right foods watching television. so there go. >> all right, also, do you keep electronic devices in your bedroom? researchers say those devices can disrupt sleep cycles by tricking your body in thinking it is daytime, thus stopping it from produce ago hormone that helps you sleep. sleep experts suggest enforcing electronic curfew an hour before bed time. easie

and lastly, avoid overwatering lawns, mosquitos can breed in very small amounts of water. that is the latest from cherry hill, new jersey, tonight. nefertiti jaquez, nbc10 news. >>> tonight music fans are setting up camp at the fire fly festival in dover, 80,000 fans from across the country will be there for the next four days. the foo fighters, outkast and many others will perform. the event is a big moneymaker for businesses around the state. delaware has been a great partner from the start. >> over 70 sights we surveyed for the event over 11 different states fell in love with this site. >> fire flight organizers put water bottle refill stations all over the grounds and there are shady areas where music fans can take a break in a hammock. >> i always love a hammock. >> sounds good. the weather's cooperating, because the heat's sort of moving in in time for that festival. >> that's true. storms tonight coming in the next few hours. let's go to sheena parveen. >> that's the one thing we're watching, especially for that area, we have storms getting close, hopefully everythi

. >> in haiti, a virus carried by mosquitoes. about. >> haitians are calling it. in some cases of old and already weakened people it could be deadly. >> it's still very early to get a good picture to the situation but we may attribute. chikungunya fever, advisor has quickly spread across the caribbean and because it's been observed in temperate climates, the virus is expected to eventually reach the u.s. >> it more than likely will be introduced into the united states and will be our next west nile per se. >> the host for denge and yellow fever. in haiti the disease has disabled so many people that schools have been closed, building projects delayed and hospitals crippled. there is no cure for chikungunya, but distribution of mosquito nets, which are hard to afford for refugees. where the mosquitoes breed. >> our biggest challenge now is to destroy all the furrowless around our houses and anything that tolerates mosquitoes, in order to many eliminate the chikungunya. >> tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> a battle brewing. homeowners offering their properties to traveler

the insecticide resistance mosquitos are emerging. worldwide the mortality rate has dropped since 2000, but it kills more than 600,000 people a year. the situation is worst in africa where 90% of the malaria deaths happen with most of them children younger than 5. it could bring huge benefits to humans, but what about the impact on the eco-system of eliminating an entire species. the scientists say there's nothing to fear. >> there are thousands much mosquitos, and only a handful have malaria. the eco-logical impact probably will never completely eradicate the population, but you will crush the population's size to a point on malaria. >> this is one promising area of research. they could have the first malaria vaccine after strong trial results. this could be a cheaper sp more effective way of fighting the disease. >>> if you watch the nba finals ball game tonight, you'll get a strong reminder about the controversy surrounding the washington redskins name. a commercial calling for the nfl to change the team's name in seven cities duri

. >>> ma larry devastates populations in third world countries and its mosquitoes that carry and spread researchers in london are now using gender and science to get rid of the disease once and for all. an explanation. >> reporter: malaria causes immense suffering in some of the world's poorest places accounting for one in five child deaths in after chasm the malaria parasite is carried by certain mosquito species and it's only the females which bite and spread the di disease. now scientists at london's immaterial peer kwrerimperial cd a way of modifying them so only males are bread. they have inserted them in cages like this. in four of the five cages the population had actually been wiped out within six generations because of the lack of females. the scientists inserted mosquitoes with an enzyme that cuts the dna of the female "x" chrome zone during sperm production and the offspring was almost exclusively male. >> it was quite amazing this time actually, that i saw the actual progeny and i saw basically no female emergeing from that. it's really satisfying. >> reporter: if the techni

a virus carried by mo mows-mosquitos are infecting people in haiti which is fighting a lethal epidemicrea. >> reporter: they call it the fever and causes the victims severe pain for several days and lead them with chronic swelling of the joints for years more. in some cases of old and already weakened people it could be deadly. it's still very early to get a good picture of the situation but may contribute fatalities to the out break. this fever is a common illness in africa and asia but since it appeared on the island last december the virus has quickly spread across the caribbean and because it's been observed in temporate climates they expect it to reach the u.s. >> it will be introduced into the united states and be the next west nile per se. >> reporter: the same moscow that is the host for yellow and dengue fever and schools are closed and projects delays and hospitals criticaled because of sick personnel and there is no cure for this but public authorities are hoping to stem this by getting mosquito nets which are hard to afford for an average hatian but treatment should be of t

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the tiny mosquito causing big concerns. new cases of a virus with no known cure being reported this morning in six states, now. and worries that it could become as prevalent here in the u.s., as west nile. abc's michelle franzen is here with more. >> reporter: the little-known virus is just getting started in the u.s. so far, the cdc has shown the number of cases for 2014 has surged past the u.s. yearly average. enough for health workers to issues travel advisories to countries dealing with widespread outbreaks. new health concerns this morning as the spread of a mosquito-transmitted virus grows. three more cases of the virus called chikungunya are being reported in tennessee. for the first time, spreading to the northeast, with two confirmed cases, in rhode island. health officials say there's no known cure or treatment. >> there's no vaccine for it. there's nothing else you can really due but avoid mosquito bites. >> reporter: easier said than done with mosquito season just getting started. in all, there's been 41 reporte

traps with positive mosquitos determine where fogging takes place.here have not been any reported human cases of west nile infection, parman says, the point is prevent the virus from spreading to humans. >> "as of wednesday we'll be doing our third fogging operation this year. our second is tonight. we've never had this many fogging operations this early in the year." >> reporter:* *john oc: * tonight's mosquito fogging will take place in sunnyvale at around 11-pm and last for several hours. the fogging area is bordered by map* * east olive av. and west el camino real on the north south mary av. and lime dr. on the west palo verde dr. on the east and inverness way. and la conner dr. on the south. >> reporter:* *john oc * on wednesday night, more fogging will, again, be conducted in sunnyvale, as well as, in santa clara. in san jose john fenoglio kron 4 news. >> reporter:the crackdown on homeless encampments along downtown rivers and streams continues in san jose. >> pam:kron four's rob fladeboe shows you how the illegal camp sites are being torn down

and newt illness spread by mosquitos reaches the u.s. shore from abroad mosquitos. reaches the u-s shore from abroad. >> pam: the painful symptoms people are experiencing. and the efforts to return a lost guinea pig. to the stolen. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: jeff we are hearing a lot lately about the crime trend called wilding is that what happened here? >> reporter: a group will pick a target take their property and leave. speaking to san leandro pd ahead at the bart station best take some videos into the area, where the crime took place. this happened last night on my dilemma clocked seven young man to run a bicyclist be him up and took his wallet and cellphone. the drivers do not live here and skills to retell. >> keep an eye on growing trends like welding and ticking groups of people and focus on what the purpose is in areas like that. >> reporter: 04 the police was called quickly and arrested them and taken them into custody and that young man was able to receive his property back. >> pam: of stories...

but say mosquito prevention is still very important because of so many other mosquito-borne illnessesrobin? >> something to keep in mind, steve. thank you. >>> we're going to get the rest of this morning's top stories from cecilia vega, in for amy. >> good morning to everyone. we begin with the extreme weather, slamming central texas overnight. at least one tornado recorded. and hail, larger than baseballs damaging homes and cars. major flooding is also being reported around waco. one teenager is missing in the floodwaters. his car, swept away. we'll have more on those storms and the forecast in just a few moments. >>> also breaking overnight, word that police have foiled an attack at a tennessee high school. two boys are under arrest, charged with plotting a mass shooting. police aren't yet saying how the plot was uncovered. they're holding a news conference this morning. >>> and a dramatic rescue overnight near washington, d.c. a construction worker, trapped up to his chest in dirt and mud for eight hours, was pulled finally to safety. he was replacing a water line when he fell into

melissa: english. >> mosquito bites you. takes the virus in the stomach.oes over to melissa, bites you again. melissa: so they bring the virus back and regular normal, new york mosquito could give you to you. >> a lot of people are saying schumer and pay attention to people sick and all that. melissa: he is saying the cdc should issue a health alert. is that too extreme? >> be aware of it. tell patients traveling in brazil. very prevalent in brazil. if you're feeling very sick go get it tested out. it is an easy test. if you do, once the infection subside, then you don't become infectious anymore. so a mosquito bit you you're not going, not like you carry it with you rest of your life. what he is saying, if you're sick, don't come back to america. stay there a little bit longer. or -- melissa: a new innovation for professional baseball players. protected pitchers caps? have you seen this. san diego padres pitcher alex torres is first player to use one of these he look as little odd. >> a little odd. melissa: do you think his friend made fun of him or? >> m

the mosquito really is the vector, so the mosquito bites somebody and transmits the disease.urselves then, when it comes to mosquitos, ticks, all of those pests. >> very important to protect yourself. most of us know we should be eliminating sources of standing water on our properties. a lot of other things we can be doing as well. if you're doing outdoor barbecuing, invest in insect-repelling candles. those will minimize the population of mosquitos, they won't prevent them. mosquitos are not such good fliers. a simple fan will help keep those mosquitos at bay as well. the most important advice i can offer is to make sure to use insect repellant. we've gotten pretty good at wearing sunscreen. we need to be equally vigilant on insect repellant. a lot of products on the market. look for products that contain deet, oil of lemon eucalyptus. also mosquitos and ticks can't bite what they can't access. long sleeves, long pants will go a long way for protection as well. if you're going to be outdoors in heavily wooded areas, use clothing that's pretreated or buy a bottle and spray it

health officials are most concerned about mosquitos carrying the west nile virus. the virus has been detected in a number of areas. crews have already found 33 - birds infected with the virus. each time a bird tests positive, crews set more traps. "we're actually setting quite a few records in terms of how early and how intense this virus is getting off the ground this year." on wednesday, more mosquito fogging is planned for parts of sunnyvale and santa clara. it is already fog be around the bay area, mainly round the coastline. visibility is not too bad here but we are seeing sharply reduced visibility at the coastline. 10 mi. is considered good but that will change as the fog continues in land. we can expect wide first spread fog out there with possibility of some drizzles. as we move to route the work week we will have less clout coverage and warmer temperatures as the head to the weekend. the fog tracker shows the fog is very widespread with a little more patchy down in the south but it will go all the way out into the central valley. by 9:00 it will start to

but it is not good news for female mosquitoes. >> the mosquito, a small insect that causes huge suffering in some of the world's poorest countries. but it is only the females of the species carrying the ma larry yeah which bite and spread the disease. now sign fists at london imperial college have perfected the way of genetically. >> the team introduced genetically changed. the p politicianlation has been wiped out within six generations because of the lack of females. the sizes touch the dna of the female x chromosome. and the offspring of the so called transgenic mosquitoes was almost exclusionny male. >> it is amazing that actual progeny, and i saw basically no female emerging from that. it is pretty satisfying. >> if the technique can be repeated the entire malaria carrying population could be extricated. now drug resistence parasites worldwide, mortality rates have dropped by four% since the world 2000, but malaria still kills more than 600,000 people a year. the situation is worst in africa, where 90% of deaths happen, most of them are younger than 5. so this technology can bring hu

. >>> happening today, camden county will be sprague for mosquitos in five towns, barrington, oakland, haden township, pennsauken and camden. crews will be spraying from 7:00 to 11:00 tonight weather permitting. the county says the spray isn't harmful to kids or pets but you should avoid contact if you have issues. >> it's scary, that it tested positive. >> you want to try to prevent any spreading of disease or anything else that goes along with mosquitos. >> now, officials say that you can things to keepmosqtos from . dump any standing water like in flower pots or trash can lids throw away unnecessary containers that hold water. and avoid holding water because mosquitos can live in very little water. >>> 10% of veterans have a wait of at least a month for a v.a. apartment which is more than twice the number reported last week. the revised number shows the v.a. is now getting better data from its schedulers. >>> and a new study shows people in new jersey are paying more for obamacare than those in other states. that's the word from a government analysis of 36 states. from the beginnin

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do whatever you can to avoid a mosquito bite, including mosquito repellents that contains deet. >>> governor brown called it a good day for california. >> it's physically responsible. >> reporter: brown put his signature on the budget. he said it's not perfect but it addresses many of the state's needs and pays down debt. now here's some of the fine print in the budget. it puts $1.6 billion into a rainy day fund. and it helps prop up the underfunded state teacher fund which is one of california's largest liabilities. the budget also expands preschool for low income children and it ensures state funding for the high speed rail system that governor brown championed. >>> state lawmakers including the governor are in line for a raise. a citizen's commission approved a cost of living salary hike for lawmakers, the governor and 10 elected officials. this is their second raise in two years after their salaries were cut 23% during the recession. by this december, lawmakers will earn about $97,000, the governor will take home 177,000. compare to to the mayor of san francisco who earns $260,000. >>> a

virus-bearing mosquitos to thrive and spread, tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> still to come on the news hour turkey has relations but a rift over the war in syria. argentina vice president faces allegations he abused his pour when he was economy minister. and the owner of the l.a. clippers is not giving up his club without a fight and we will have all the details in sport. do stay with us.

spread of a new mosquito borne virus. it infected people in several states and now not systemed to be deadly but painful and there is no known vaccine? this is chickum gonia virus. it is disturbing. there is severe joint pain and high fever and they usually resolve on their own for a week. but some patients have it for years. >> how do you know if you have it? there are other things that can cause that? >> it would be in the appropriate setting. the mosquito is showing up in southeastern states which gives the potential for localized traps mission. and all of the cases in the u.s. so far are imported causes and meaning that people a quirked them abroad and rufrned and be sec. >> in one of the mos it is boits them it could be transplated. tissues then upon when they come back to the united states, they can be carriers? >> absolute slow. they can be carriers and check on them. >> and it is a scary name and doze saz well. thank it you for your ensit. >> you are mete good. there you go. joint pain and mosquito boits and kep t

so we have to treat for mosquitos. i'm going to tell you you will see a dot in every catch basin and it will be a different color to tell that someone has treated it. there is people running around in bicycles to ensure that it's been treated. and rodent control is also a big piece for us. that's done by a contract or. there is a lot of rodents inside the sewers. >> a lot of the press and the attention doesn't really go to the fact that really the public utilities commission and the sewer division itself places a great deal of emphasis on creating opportunities in the southeast part of our city whether it's the mosquito abatement and training programs. the work that you have done is nothing less than incredible. you know that a lot of the trade unions in particular are targeting the southeast sector and opportunities whether they are reservoirs or green houses, southeast facility gets a lot of attention. but, i would like to make a note of that for the record, in the event that our colleagues of the department of envir

it's carried by the same mosquito, the host for danke and yellow fever. it has disabled so many, that schools have been closed and building projects delayed. there's no cure, but public health authorities hope to stem the academic by addressing the distribution of mosquito mets, hard to afford for the average haitian. long term the best response should be treatment of standing water where the mosquitos breed. >> our biggest challenge is to destroy the fur furrows that surround the houses. >> reporter: conditions are ripe for the virus-spreading mosquitos to thrive and spread >>> according to the center for disease control symptoms include joint pain, fever, rash, fatigue, nausea and vomiting. they usually begin 3-17 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito. for some people the joint pain may last for months. there has been threats of severe weather and eboni deon is here to tell us the latest on that. way cap fathers spct on -- expect on fathers day. >> severe storms. lightening - typical at this time of year. there's sea breedses brewing -- breeze

. >>> as the sun went down tonight the battle against mosquitoes got underway in cherry hill.den county mosquito commission, sprayed several neighborhoods between seven and 11:00 o'clock. commission is reminding residents that insect repellants are effective when mosquitoes are most active at dawn and dusk. >>> huge swarm of bees took their toll today on the valley forge interchange, of the pennsylvania turnpike but officials managed the situation as best as possible. "action news" reporter kenneth moton has the story. >> reporter: toll plaza rules, pay and keep it moving. unless we're talking about bees. a lot of bees. >> you will get swarms on the bike and airplanes from time to time but this is first one on the toll plaza. >> valley forge exit of the pennsylvania turnpike was all a buzz, thanks to the swarm of honey bees that made a home or hive out of lane number nine. bee keeper done sharp was called into blank will 30,000 of the insects. >> people were driving up to the toll booth and they saw the swarm, coming down the highway, with the cars. and, then landed up in here

where are mosquitoes? mosquitoes need water to breed. there's not one case of west nile virus in the state of california. this needs to be stopped, it's a fraud. >> health officials say the virus first arrived in 2003. >>> a multimillion dollar development is creating quite a controversy. opponents say some 200 trees would be cut down. at issue is the planned orchard's development. 25acres at ignacio valley, and oak growth. it includes a 55,000 square foot safe way, along with restaurants, senior housing, a children's play area, and a two acre park. it's estimated to generate $83 million a year in sales. but not everyone is onboard with the plan. >> i really don't need another supermarket over there. >> if it's good for the city, it is consistent with our general plan policies. >> the city council is set to vote on the matter tomorrow night. >>> 2 investigates tonight, a security loophole when it comes to using indoor atm's after hours. we've learned you often don't have to swipe a bank issued card to get inside. ktvu's eric rasmussen is

. >>> happening now, crews are fogging for mosquitos carrying west nile virus. the fogging started a few minutes ago in san jose's willow glen neighborhood as well as parts of campbell. this comes after the recent discovery of some adult mosquitos infected with west nile. now vector control also says they're testing mosquitos in los altos, sunnyvale, and mountain view for west nile. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. heightened concerns with gusts of 20 miles per hour. we'll talk about where the worst fire threat is for wednesday, plus a hotter forecast and where we could reach 90 degrees. >> all right, jeff, thanks. >>> flying across the country at the speed of sound, the testing here in the bay area that could lead to a new era of travel. >> they were all over the hotel. they were walking about like everybody was having a big party. >>> then a quiet local town transformed into an international party. 20 years ago, the south bay played host to a fan frenzy like no other. we look at a unique chapter and the surprising turn of events that made

where are mosquitoes? mosquitoes need water to breed. there's not one case of west nile virus in the state of california. this needs to be stopped, it's a fraud. >> health officials say the virus first arrived in 2003. >>> a multimillion dollar development is creating quite a controversy. opponents say some 200 trees would be cut down. at issue is the planned orchard's development. 25acres at ignacio valley, and oak growth. it includes a 55,000 square foot safe way, along with restaurants, senior housing, a children's play area, and a two acre park. it's estimated to generate $83 million a year in sales. but not everyone is onboard with the plan. >> i really don't need another supermarket over there. >> if it's good for the city, it is consistent with our general plan policies. >> the city council is set to vote on the matter tomorrow night. >>> 2 investigates tonight, a security loophole when it comes to using indoor atm's after hours. we've learned you often don't have to swipe a bank issued card to get inside. ktvu's eric rasmussen is

. >> el virus provocado por la picadura del mosquito del dengue, la enfermedad hizo su apariciÓn hace maternidad, cuando lleguÉ aquÍ, me pusieron medicamento, inyecciones, me entrÓ la fiebre... >> el virus, segÚn los mÉdicos, permanece 20 dÍas en el organismos. produce fiebre alta y dolores musculares. >> primero es una enfermedad nueva, para la poblaciÓn, una poblaciÓn altamente susceptible. ahora mismo el 88% de los casos se estÁ presentando sÓlo en seis provincias del paÍs. eso se dice que el dengue estÁ concentrado. >> han reforzado la emergencia los hospitales. el Único medicamento recomendado... segÚn las autoridades de la salud pÚblica, este virus ya habÍa afectado a unas 50 personas en la repÚblica dominicana. mientras que el virus originado en kenia se hizo presente en 19 paÍses. al contacto con la enfermedad, la sidra pasando. >> siento mareo, fiebre... >> salud pÚblica dispuesto la fumigaciÓn de los baÑos y la eliminaciÓn de almacenamiento de agua donde se puede generar el mosquito. el pÁnico se generan la poblaciÓn. >> lo que pusieron fue una gÓtica de cloro, y dando papel

. >>> there's a new mosquito virus that's spreading and taking control.k across the united states. good morning. >> good morning. symptoms of the virus appear three to seven days after the infection and can include high fever and pain in the joints. the virus is a mosquito-borne illness which has now been confirmed in 15 states. according to the cdc, the 25 cases have been reported in florida alone. >> this is not a fatal infection. it's just a miserable infection. >> dr. william schacter is with the university. >> it will last three to five days and we'll treat you. >> reporter: so far millions have contracted it. >> there's a concern that people from the united states goh to the caribbean might be bitten by infected mosquitos and then bring this illness, virus back to the united states. we have the kind of mosquito that will transmit this virus here in the u.s. >> reporter: prior outbreaks have occurred in africa, asia, and europe. late last year, the virus was found for the first time on the caribbean islands where more than 100,000 people have been si

-- of an infected mosquito.han 1% of people become seriously ill. >>> the 8th annual as walk will kick off in oakland. it starts at 10:00 this morning the lake merritt. all donations go to the fight against a.i.d.s. last year, the event raised over $75,000 to help support a.i.d.s. programs in alameda and contra costa counties. >>> daly city is hosting its 7th annual relay for life event. all funds raised will go to the american cancer society. organizers are hoping to raise $33,000 by the end of the weekend. that relay kicks off at 10:00 this morning at westmore high school sports stadium and continues overnight. closing ceremonies will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. the event is free and anyone is welcome to participate. >>> a lottery ticket sold last month in san leandro has finally been claimed. according to the california lottery, the individual bought her megaticket on may 9th at san leandro express liquors. she matched all of the numbers except that meganumber. she only learned that she had the winning tick

new mosquito fogsing in the south bay tonight.here the trucks will be coming out. >>> and head of american apparel yo yo yoused overnight. ousted overnig. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? two new versions! now, this was just a training video, but these twists on my ultimate cheeseburger will blow people's minds. is that guy ok? >>> mop accused of chokinging her daughter's bully. will she be charged with a crime. >>> at least our live, we have our lives. >> plus heartbreak as a man watches two homes burn to the ground. new details as firefighters try to pinpoint what sparked those flames. >>> and good morning to you. almost uniform temperatures to start the day. we're in the 40s and the 50s. we will see a 20 maybe 30 degree spread throughout your various microclimates. it will be

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thank yu , gabe >> pam: in santa clara county, crews have started fogging for mosquitos. health officials are most concerned about mosquitos carrying the west nile virus. >> pam: the virus has been detected in a number of areas. crews also found 33 birds infected with the virus. every time a bird is tested positive, crews set more traps. >> pam: tonight's mosquito fogging will take place in sunnyvale at around 11-pm and last for several hours. >> pam: an effort to get rid of homeless encampments on or near creeks and streams. continues in san jose accompanied by police, this crew took down about a dozen illegal campsites. along the banks of coyote creek near highway 101 and mckee road. a fast-moving brush fire in the area last week, is thought to have been sparked by an illegal cooking fire in one of the camps. >> pam: the area was posted with notices on friday, giving the campers 72- hours to clear out. these are among 66 -such homeless encampments along coyote creek and the guadalupe river, which, authorities say, are being used as toilets. . >> pam: according to the mo