nile mcdermott is his name. he's enjoying a lot of attention lately for doing something both strong and sweet. the san francisco fifth grader just completed something most adults couldn't even dream of, but that's why -- it's why he did it that got our attention in tonight's "bay area proud." >> reporter: around the polo gate park, ten-year-old nile mcdermott is chugging along toward a remarkable achievement. a feat so big, for one so small, that nobody thought he could do it. nobody, including nile. >> when i came up with the idea, i thought i wouldn't be able to do it. >> reporter: and nobody, including nile's mom and dad, maggie and ryan. >> i thought there would be multiple points where he would have to stop. >> reporter: but stop is something he hasn't done since august 26th. this all began with nile watching a documentary about the iron cowboy, a man who completed 50 triathlons in 50 days in 50 states. inspired, nile came up with his own version of the challenge. >> my name is nile mcdermott and i'm trying

inspired, nile came up with his own version of the challenge. >> my name is nile mcdermott and i'm trying to do 50 5ks in 50 days. >> reporter: but he wanted a purpose too, chwhich is when hi mind turned to his grandfather. >> i know tha in june. >> reporter: nile turned his athletic quest into a heartfelt fund-raiser for the lung cancer foundation. >> it's incredibly touching, of course. it's his way of showing how much he loves and cares for his grandfather and to me, it also just means everyone in his life that he cares about. he cares about them that much. >> 50 5ks. >> reporter: nile did not miss a single day along the way and this past sunday morning began his final 5k. >> well, i didn't quit because i knew that if i -- that if i stopped, everyone would be, like, sad. >> reporter: nile crossed the finish line, already surpassing his fund-raising goal of $3,000. he said he's happy and excited about what he's accomplished and, oh yeah, he's something else too. >> tired. >> reporter: if you'd like to throw a few dollars nile's way and help with his fund-raising, i've posted a link to h

>> reporter: nile crossed the finish line, already surpassing his fund-raising goal of $3,000.e said he's happy and excited about what he's accomplished, and, oh, yeah -- he's something else, too. >> tired. >> reporter: if you'd like to throw a few dollars nile's way and help with his fund-raising, i've posted a link to his fund raising page on my facebook page. that's garvin thomas, nbc bay area. >> aww. >> determined little boy. bonnie adairo fund is really good, too. >> terrific. good kid. we'll be right back. the safety california is using as it prepares for the next major earthquake. plus bay area students share their emotional stories about how suicide is touching their lives. their role in a new documentary. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> new video to show you this midday. a now viral moment. prince harry swatting away flies first on the trip to australia's farming heartland. but take a look at this. this 5-year-old boy with down syndrome stole the show. he started pulling at harry's beard. harry reacted by smiling, introducing the boy to his wife, meghan markle. t

. >> janelle, jessica, nile mcdermott is the young man. he's a laid-back kid who didn't like to call attention to himself. that may change. doing something both tough and touching. >> around the polo field in san francisco's golden gate park, 10-year-old nile mcdermott is chugging along toward a remarkable achievement. a feat so big for one so small, nobody thought he could do it. including nile. >> when i came up with the idea, i thought i wouldn't be able to do it. >> and nobody, including nile's mom and dad, maggie and ryan. >> no. i thought there would be multiple points where he would have to stop. >> but stop is something nile has not done since august 26th. he has run a 5k every day for the past 50 days. >> iron cowboy. >> this all began with nile watching a documentary about the iron s in 50 states. inspired, nile came up with his own version the challenge. >> my name is niall mcdetermine at, i'm trying to do -- >> it wasn't enough for him to have a goal. he wanted a purpose too. which is when his mind turned to his grandfather. >>

north 880 folks were forced off there, alvarado niles. you get toward dire street and whipple road and back on to the freeway. again, that mall union landing and the target on the other side are the area. bob redell has been on the scene so i know you have more on that. oh, we'llake it ove t bob redell. you have the lanes expected to be open in the next 30 now? >> reporter: chp gave us an update and still think they'll be able to get northbound 880 reopened at the border of hayward and union city reopened as you mentioned, by 6:00. they've removed the two vehicles that were involved in this accident. you can see one of them is on the back of the those vehicles . they've got them on the flatbeds and doing a sweep of all the debris on the today. this is the result of a horrible accident happened around 10:40 last night. there was a small tour bus, it hit stop and go traffic on northbound 880 near whipple. we're in hayward on the border with union city. the bus failed to stop, collided with two cars, ended up on top of a lexus, crushed that

that's one way the people of the nile delta prepare for the flowers time in the winter people find a second job. to seed factory these wife cerita are a dream team with a sophisticated aroma they both already had their farms before they met for the first time with the chemistry was right they joined forces and they now supply customers in eighty countries that business because a sure instinct and a good nose customers only want the exact quality they need for their product the geranium oil and their own essence can quickly be too bad for a persian put also too good. to have very high so that's one way the people of the nile delta prepare for the flowers time in the winter people find a second job. to seed factory these wife cerita are a dream team with a sophisticated aroma they both already had their farms before they met for the first time when the chemistry was right they joined forces and they now supply customers in eighty countries that business requires a sure instinct and a good nose customers only want the exact quantity they need for that product the geranium oil and their

nile's mom said the experience has taught her that all kids, not just her son, are capable of bigger thing than we give them credit for. >> good for him. >>> happening today a reenactment of the presidio 27 mutiny 50 years ago. 27 years ago at the presidio stockade staged a peaceful protest at the jail and for this they were tried for mutiny, the most serious military offense. in the days prior an anti war demonstration marched right up to the presidio gates. it was the first protest organized by gis and veterans nationwide. >> for a lot of people it was a shocking moment of realization that the very troops they were supposed to be supporting were calling out against the war. >> to commemorate the pivotal time in history the presidio trust presents two public programs to illuminate the mutiny. >>> in the weather department, boy, a beautiful sunday for the bay area today, not much in the way of low cloudiness and it burned off by the midmorning hours leaving us with a mild day along the shoreline. at sfo there was plenty of blue as well, ditto for the bay bridge from high atop the sal

you are being diverted at alvarado-niles. this is a crash that involved a big rig, tour bus and two cars. >>> self-driving cars on public roads without a test driver. waymo will be hitting the road in sunnyvale, mountain view, los altos. >>> more funerals in pittsburgh, pennsylvania in the wake of the synagogue attack. the president and first lady visited. >>> they may have located the lion airplane that crashed into the java city. transportation officials are investigating the airline. >> number five, the elevator attendant program is a success at two stations. bart started the pilot program at the civic center and powell street stations in an effort to stop people from using drugs and urinating in the elevators >> number six, i couldn't be more happy for those partaking in trick or treat. the weather couldn't be much better. high clouds at 6:00. 60s and 70s. still in the 50s and 60s by 7:00. just barely dropping into the 50s. we'll stay in the 60s in the evening hours. it will be great. >> number seven, the "abc 7 mornings"

they are diverting traffic off the freeway right at alvarado niles. you can use alvarado niles road at two dyer street to connect to whipple past the accident. but in the meantime, all lanes shut down. speeds down to 5 miles per hour approaching the scene. bart trains are all on time. all lanes shut down through there. the problem is past that, you can go north on 880 but you're going to run into more delays northbound 880 in oakland right at 23rd due to roadwork. so the nimi cleaskies, cool conditions, a live look at the "salesforce tower" camera looking east. you can see the bay bridge out there and our temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s this morning. 49 in concord. 53 oakland. livermore cool at 44. san francisco 54. 49 in san jose and santa rosa in the mid-50s. fog-free this morning. this afternoon warmer than average by 10 degrees. tonight, clear and cool, 60s. we are watching the winds decrease. and that's a good thing. the winds are easing this morning. that red flag warning from the north and east bay hills will expire at 6 a.m. today.

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by the nile. _by and northern ireland. by the nile. —— byfor and northern ireland.eme court nominee is expected to be approved by us senators later, despite allegations of sexual assault. toxic air pollution is much worse in eight areas of england than previously thought, as a government review reveals. the opera singer montserrat ca balle, whose duet with freddie mercury became the signature song of the 1992 barcelona 0lympics, has died at the age of 85. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. the speculation overjose mourinho‘s position as manchester has become frenzied over the last 24 hours, ahead of their home match against newcastle this evening. it‘s been fuelled by newspaper reports, that he would be sacked whatever the result tonight. however, our reporter simon stone, understands he still has the backing of the united board. despite overnight story saying that jose mourinho was going to get sacked this weekend, come what may, against newcastle later today, that is actually not the case. the

we are seeing delays beyond niles canyon right now or niles canyon road so pretty slow and do speeds down to about 5 miles per hour. looking at 30 minutes drive time right now from andrade down to mission boulevard. now, not a lot of options for alternates. you could cut across 580 over into castro valley. mission boulevard is a possibility, as well. but again, it's very slow and go as you work your way through there. again, south 680 right at vargas road. so we'll keep our eye on that. but it's not all bad out there. here's a live look at 880 at paseo grande. traffic is nice utnd towards the san mateo bridge, it is "friday light" across the span with 14-minute drive time from 880 to the peninsula if you are going on 101. if you are going north along 101, you are good to go traffic the way into san francisco. much better on the golden gate bridge today. yesterday we had a lot of fog covering the golden gate bridge. we had limited visibility. but today traffic is nice and clear as you work your way out of marin county into san francisco. let's take a look at the forecast. i hear sunsh

i >>>is still warm enough for west nile virus. 38 people this vginia tested positive. n that's aew record. the mosquitos a can beive through the end ofr. octobe protect yourself using bug spray and wearing long sleeves and remember s to empnding water so the mosquitos don't have a way to breed. >>> first lady melania trump learned tonight stand too close to an elephant. one of them bumped into her. not a big deal. this happened at an elephant center in kenya. this is her first solo trip abroad as the first lady. >>> has amazon made its hq 2 decision? a small town in virginia getting some onlinebuzz. what do we think about the possibility of the second headquarters coming to their town? >>> ansi exc look at the history to see and experience when thet new museum opened next week. >>> and take a look at the highs. we hit 77 degrees. now we've got some ten degrees down to 67. look at roanoke. they're in the 70s they're in the 70s . kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and ta

north of the dumbarton bridge you're forced off of the freeway at alvarado niles, west of the freeway toward whipple, using direrialha you'le h to take that since about 10:40 last night. we've been tracking this. bob redell is on the scene. you're in union city. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. we just heard from a chp sergeant who gave us an update. they expect it to probably be at least another hour and a half before they're able to open up northbound 880 on the border with union city and hayward. one reason it's taking so long, they have their major accident investigation team out here trying to recreate this accident in which two people were killed. to give youd 10:40 last night there was a small tour bus headed northbound on 80. this was a construction zone at the time, and for whatever reason, it didn't stop. it was stop and go traffic, but it ended up hitting one car. it went on top of tlexis. it killed the driver in that car and other passengers and through a chain reaction it pushed a second car ups big rig a, drivers of thei passengers, and the tour

you know what was taking place in south kordofan and blue nile was very much connected to what takes place in south sudan the movement that took up we were punched in those two areas was for the time being part of the governing party in south sudan it was religion between them was obvious. because of what is happening right now in south sudan we believe that it is now very much timely to either raise the issue of the willian in south kordofan and blue nile. which is really really in the eye perspective and to see to it that also level of violence in those areas subsites but clearly there are people on the ground in those areas who have grievances how do you meet those grievances we address that matter before we respect the south sudan. formula for peace and equally asian for social healing and we feel that the same would also apply to those two areas because the other issue is human rights and there are still human rights abuses according to human rights organizations this is a recent letter that was written by thirty one human rights organizations international ones like amnesty int

you'll be forced off at eldorado niles. the sig-alert is in effect. alternate surface streets are the best at this hour. a 20-minute delay if you decide to take that instead. union city boulevard for your alternat alternates. a full closure at 23rd avenue for the bridge demolition. another update on the deadly crash at 5:00. >>> alexis, thank you. oakland is celebrating the second rapid rehousing facility. it is open at a former hotel in west oakland in december. it will serve 90 homeless people at a time. you can stay six months, get permanent jobs and housing, as well as drug treatment. residents can take their pets and belongings with them when they move in. >>> are you in need of a good book? the largest used book sale on the west coast is kicking a off at the 54th annual friends of the san francisco public library book sale at 4 mason center. books in more than 70 categories are available. they restock every day. it raises money for san francisco's public libraries. it is open to the public through sunday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sunday, all bo

and finally, i am back in egypt's capital, cairo, on the banks of the nile.le. it has always been essential to life here. the ancient pharaohs built elaborate vessels to travel along the river and these boats became some of their most prized possessions. in the scorching desert heat, an extraordinary operation is under way. i am going to a unique laboratory specially constructed next to the great pyramid of pharaoh khufu. inside, archaeologists and scientists face a daunting task. they are trying to excavate an ancient wooden boat which was buried nearly 5000 years ago. what can we see here? this is khufu's second boat, built in bc, before christian, 2700 years. this is one of the oldest wooden ships in the world. these scientists are being led by a team from waseda university injapan, who have developed pioneering techniques to salvage the boat. it is a delicate and painstaking process. it can take a week to recover a single plank. what is happening now? they are now trying to lift up a very long, big wooden piece. unfortunately, this boat, the condition of

waze will map you across the area of the niles.rk so join nbc bay area wazers, the name revealed here and that will guide you along your unfamiliar path perhaps. as we get back out to the map aside from that issue for the tri valley, the rest of the bay moves smoothly. the bay bridge metering lights are on and you have the backup at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:51. coming up, all new this morning, brand new research released overnight, how california's new family leave laws are impacting the rates of breast feeding in our state. >>> plus, no more support. caitlyn jenner big political announcement this morning. >>> prince harry and meghan markle on the ground after a midair scare. their plane was forced to abort its landing seconds before touching the ground in sydney. another aircraft was in the runway. the couple's feet from the ground when the pilot announced it wasn't safe to land. the pilot circled around and eventually made a safe landing minutes later. >>> a lot more news ahead. it's 5:52. >>> this morn

a backup starting to grow on your approach toward 84 and 84 out of pleasanton and across in toward niles. likely that is the escape route some folks are taking. lot of folks are probably taking it. it's about a 20-minute delay right now. 20 minutes longer than your drive from danville down in toward the fremont area so keep that in mind. another option for you is here the castro valley y which picks up volume but nothing major because it is friday. we'll track it here and the backup at the bay bridge. back to you, laura. >> thank you very much, mike. at 6:05, right now we bring you up to speed on the developing situation unfolding south of the border. this massive migrant caravan headed to the united states. here is the latest. there are reports from overnight the trump administration is looking at options to restrict their ability to enter the u.s. that includes an exclusive order to close america's southern border to all immigrants, including asylum seekers. at least 800 active duty troops are also expected to be sent to the border. earlier this morning, president trump tweeted "to tho

traffic is being diverted off to alvarado niles road. because we are seeing delays beyond that, you definitely want to leave sooner. decoto road over to mission boulevard if you have the option you can hop on hesperian to industrial parkway. it will help you northbound into oakland. southbound 880 major delays because of the crash. so it is a tough one along 880 this morning. you can also use bart. there is an advisory for bart. no stops at ashby going to berkeley. there are bus bridges in place for macarthur, ashby and berkeley. muni and caltrain are on time. no delays on san mateo bridge. easy ride out of hayward to the peninsula. the bay bridge metering lights on backed up beyond 880, not quite to the maze but that's building. 27 minutes from the maze into san francisco. about 16 minutes extra time there for your community. hot spot right now westbound 36, 80 to 101, busy, but clear on 101 through the peninsula. let's see if we have clear skies. >>> we are looking at a beautiful day ahead with sunny warm conditions. i do want to give

they are diverting traffic off the freeway right at alvarado niles. alvarado niles road at two dyer street to connect to whipple past the accident. but in the meantime, all

northbound the traffic is forced off the alvarado niles, the crash north of there around whipple. toward dire, go around, union landing shopping mall, that will take you past some of the backup but alvarado wlboulevard takes u on surface streets from dakota. be extra aware of this unusual traffic pattern. right nowol open by now. nout q what do you have onfficer just drove by and told us over his p.a. they were in the process of opening all lanes of northbound 880 atse of a double fatal accident that took place over an overpass, over my shoulder. we are owe on the side streets. we cleared the highway so they can get the lanes reopened. this accident happened last night around 10:40. one reason it took so long to get the road reopened, people died. as a result chp's major accident investigation team had to try to recreate what happened, that took time and the issue of separating the wreckage and removing the bodies, which was a process. like i said, around 10:40 last night, there was a small tour bus headed northbound 680, it hit stop and go traffic near whipple and hayward on the

he got pulled in last minute due to an injury to nile wilson.back competing, he had a tough couple of years with injury. he didn't start the competition great and had another couple of errors that it's all a learning curve for him. he is still a youngster and he's got more to grow. james hall is really kind of securing his spot ten in the world and to finish eighth, it was really nice. in an interview he did, he talked about watching the british eyes when he was young and seeing them as top ten in the world and now he is in that position —— british guys. it is becoming a strong contenderfor medals. now with a strike force that includes the world's two most expensive footballers, paris st—germain surely provoke fear in many of the teams they face. with today being halloween, their players got to feel some of that fear for themselves during spooky challenges set by their club. world cup winner kylian mbappe was having none of it though, perhaps still upset at last year's prank involving a "zombie" during a photoshoot. the world's most expensive pl

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. >>> the west nile virus has been found in adult mosquitoes in santa clara county. they want to reduce the risk of spreading the virus to humans and coming up on thursday night they plan to spray the area. you can see this on this map. it is near monterey road and fitzgerald avenue. it is scheduled for 11 pm thursday night and residents should stay inside and close windows to reduce exposure. west nile is spread by mosquitoes. >>> doctors are saying they're starting to see a uptick in eye infections using context. it can be serious. fox news teresa pre-ola shows us how how it could lead to blindness. >> it is considered to be the most type of -- serious type of eye infection. >> reporter: it is incredibly rare and a cornea eating and amoeba. it could still your eyesight or maybe even your eyeball. >> is having your contact lenses come in contact with water whether you're swimming or in a lake or river. or whether you use water to store your contact lenses or some of my patients will rinse their contact lenses with tap water and it's all bad news.>> reporter: there's

nathan coulter—nile and billy stanlake each taking two wickets. o nto onto golf...ia has won the andalucia valderrama masters for a third successive time after the tournament was shortened to sa holes yet still went in to a fifth day. garcia, last year's masters champion, had won the event the last two times it had been held, in 2011 and 2017. and the ryder cup star ended this year's tournament four shots clear on 12 under—par after the players came back on monday to complete the final few holes. to major league baseball and the boston red sox, winners of a record breaking 108 games in the regular season, host the los angeles dodgers in game one of the world series on tuesday at fenway park. doesn't that look nice? the dodgers were beaten by the houston astros last year, and current red sox manager alex cora was a member of the astros coaching staff then, and is now looking to win it with the franchise he did it with as a player in 2007. we knew about the division and record setting season and all of that stuff but in this town everything started after october and w

niles said it was tough but he didn't down himself once. >> well, it was kind of tiring.hen i got up, i instantly wanted to do it because i have already done it before. >> niles has raised $4,000, beating the original goal of $3,000. and i love that he did it for his grandfather. >> super sweet. boy, we're all looking at him for inspiration, right? >> 50 days in a row is pretty good. >> when i leave work this afternoon and try to go to gym, i will go, wow, i'm aot a loser. >> how proud must his parents be. congratulations. inspiration definitely. gorgeous weather will hang around. gorgeous if you like warm weather. i know some of you don't. it will change. it is october. we have the breezes below threat level for wind advisory but still fast enough. 25 to 35 miles per hour. when you combine it with these ridiculously low humidity levels. 15% in oakland. that's why we still have a high fire danger until noon. winds gusting 10 to 20 on mount tam. they will taper throughout the day. a breezy morning to a sunny and warm and calmer afternoon. so calm tonight with this bone dry

even tiny do the nile's propel themselves upstream by hopping from rock pool to rock. under natural conditions this plan would migrate fifteen hundred kilometers of river it's range is fifteen hundred kilometers so it's actively travelling up and down the river all the time. we were really worried about the cost of air freight because the most expensive aspect of shipping fish is the weight of the water that you have to ship in. makes me kind of nervous because it's a really really long journey it's four or five hours from here to do. a seven hour flight time on the ground and then another five hours to sound that we are where we even get to take them out of the boxes and then we still have to transport them to the river to reverse so there can be casualties. the pain meds at two in the morning eighteen hours off to the poems left. there's always a risk that it won't work but we're trying very hard to do it. i don't think this is a crazy idea. i think we're doing it the most responsible way that we can. next is another trip to san luis and then on to the red. dawn and

. >>> spraying to stop the spread of west nile virus in santa clara valley. starting tonight at 11:00 crews will treat the areas around highland avenue santa theresa boulevard. it will take about three hours. if you live in that area, close your windows and stay indoors until the treatment is over. there's something else you c that's where mosquitos like to breed. >>> well, marcus, we're dressed in black today. wein them all. >> that's probably what many bay area sports fans are faking up and saying. not only did the a's lose the wild karld game, the sharks so far not quite living up to the hype. at least not just yet. the sharks opened their season last night at the s.a.p. center against anaheim. it's just one game. you just have to remember that. they kind of disappeared in the third period. for a time the sharks led 2-1 but they gave up three goals in the last 20 minutes to lose 5-2. their star there, new star, eric carls karlsson. >> it's nice, even though we can't look at it as a failure.w that's what we'll do. we'll come back tomorrow and work on the th

there's been anotyher injury setback for commonwealth gymnastics all around champion nile wilson. after snapping a ligament in his finger in training. he also missed the european championships in august with a neck injury. and the former sri lanka captain sanath jaya—suriya has been charged with two counts of breaching the international cricket‘s anti corruption code. he's accused of failing to co—operate with an investigatio, by "concealing, tampering with or destroying evidence". he has 1a days to respond. well england are in action against sri lanka at the moment in their one day series. and spinner liam dawson has been ruled out of the rest of the tour. he's started both matches so far but sat out training today with a side strain. the squad is in kandy for their next match on wednesday with a 1—0 lead, with chris woakes enjoying the opportunity to open the bowling again. i don't always see it as the leader of the attack, obviously some guys have good days and some guys have bad days, i have the occasional bad day and someone will have to step up. i certainly like that the ide

you are backed up well beyond niles canyon road. probably about a mile and a half beyond that at this point. there is a lot of debris in the road. chp is reporting that there's some nails, metal and tools in the road so it's going take time to clear it. slow there, 36 minutes the drive time south 680 from andrade down to mission boulevard. so definitely give yourself some extra time. 580 over towards castro valley, that's a possibility as an alternate. mission boulevard as well. a little tough to get around that mess. a little slow here also at 238-580 interchange. another accident reported north 880 before 238. it is blocking one lane. the good news is it's not in the commute direction. in fact, most of your delays on that southbound side of 880 as you travel through hayward, san leandro, a little slow right around paseo grande. >>> we are following some breaking news. the fbi says another suspicious package has been discovered in florida similar to the suspicious package sent to prominent critics of president trump. this was addre

. >> west nile virus can cause paralysis and some say entero virus, but afm isn't consistent except for striking the young, and some permanently. >> some have recovered and some haven't. it may in the be one unifying disease, it suggests. >> odds of getting afm are one in a million so, it's almost unheard of. >> anything like that is concerning as a parent, sure, i don't know if i know enough about it. >> does it make your joints hurt and stuff? >> these young soccer players have questions. >> is it an illness that happens for your life. >> a tumble at the skate park worries her more. >> there's not much you can to except washing your hands. >> she hopes parents focus on if the far more common flu rather than stress about afm. >> it's scary, it's a polio type illness, it's very scary to hear about it. you can't let our vibes, it's so rare. >>> there are no confirmed cases in california cases in california so far. but, four suspected cases are under investigation. if you want more information about afm, we have a link to the cdc website at ktvu.com. com. >>> right now it's 4:27, more evi

to try to prevent human cases of west nile... the vector control district will be spraying in san martin and surrounding areas starting at 11 p-m on thursday. if you live in the area... officials are asking you to keep your windows closed and stay inside while they treat the area. the treatment will take about three hours and is centered near highland avenue and santa teresa boulevard. lawrence karnow: most of the bay area enjoyed its first significant rain of the season. the heaviest rain fell in the north bay with some places receiving 1 to 2 inches. the doppler radar continues to see a few scattered light showers. there is a slight chance of showers tonight but they will be widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center just off the coast, it will move into southern california before coming on shore. highs tomorrow will be mild with 60s to mid 70s for most of the bay area. showers and isolated thunderstorms are still possible through wednesday. more sunshine with windy weather is possible over the weeke

various lanes closed until 4:30 between tenny son and alvarado niles. you are heavy from state route 92. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. 92 nice and light. approaching the toll plaza there, we actually did just have a problemer clear. i will talk more about that coming up next. >>> breaking overnight at our live desk, nasa saying a crew headed to the international space station is in good condition after an emergency landing in russia. nasa sent out this tweet earlier this morning saying the ground crews had reached the american astronaut and russian cosmonaut and they are fine. they had just blasted off from a launch site in kazakhstan when the rocket experienced some sort of failure. these are photos of the launch. engineers were worried borrows the capsule had to reenter at an angle steeper than normal. the crew reported at one point they were weightless as the capsule flew fren ow justinutes ago, the the the russians said they are suspending manned launches until they figure out what wrong in this case. >>> in the stock market, overnight

all northbound vehicles were forced to exit at avalrado niles road. they reopened the freeway just before 6:30 this morning saying they worked quickly knowing that commuters needed to use the lanes. >> there's a lot of pressure. we understand that any closure of one lane, two lanes impacts traffic heavily, especially when we have all the lanes closed. we urge people to look for alternate routes. >> here comes a fire truck to respond to that accident. well, the coroner has not released the names of the victims. pardon me. that's very loud. the coroner has not released the names of the two people who were killed. we just know it was a man and a woman. the chp has not said why they think that that bus crashed, but they said they don't think drugs or alcohol were a factor. reporting live in heyward, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks so much. of course, you saw that fire engine likely reporting to the latest crash on 880 having an impact right now on traffic. this one happened about 45 minutes ago, as amy mentioned. it involves a motorcycle and several

commonwealth gymnastics all=around champion nile wilson will miss this month's world championships afterhe also missed the european championships in august with a neck injury. ronnie 0'sullivan eased into the second round of snooker‘s english open in crawley with a 4—1 victory over norway's kurt maflin. after the match, 0'sullivan desribed the venue as a "hellhole" and said it smelt of urine. usain bolt says he was stunned to be given a notice for a drugs test although only on trial with australian side central coast mariners. despite retiring from athletics, bolt has been told he is still an "elite athlete" and must comply. he is waiting to find out whether he will be offered a professional football contract. 0lympic curling bronze medallist eve muirhead says she's back to full fitness after having hip surgery five months ago. its been a tough year for muirhead, after disappointment at the pyeongchang 0lympics and then an injury that made herfeel like she might never take to the ice again. jane lewis reports. back on ice... and back on track. the start of the deer was not a great one fo

after 2.5 weeks of the nile, saudi arabia is changing its story.amal carter sonejee was killed by its officials. —— jamal khashoggi was killed. translation: the discussions led to an argument and fistfight with jamal khashoggi, which led to his death. that is also the admission of a big saudi light, previous insistence that the journalist didn't just walk into the consulate, he left safely, too. many believe the killing could only have happened with the permission of saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, and that the new story of a fight rather than premeditated murder is designed to shield him. president trump first seemed willing to accept the new saudi explanation as credible, but now seems less willing. i'm not satisfied until we find the answer, but it was a big first step, it was a good first step but i want to get to the answer. suspicion of the saudi claims is reflected by the —— by mrtrump ‘s saudi claims is reflected by the —— by mr trump ‘s republican colleagues. senator lindsey graham said... so, brought the saudi admissions and arres

the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs the war is destroyed or most of the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer almost always including mother colors because of stewart living there in the process of food you know visions of the mother to working to the capacity that they're supposed to. getting to the heart of the matter of three big challenges facing the human crime in the twenty first century they are nuclear war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there for fear is not in me it is in the people of israel canada hear their story on and talk to al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. the latest news as it breaks the saudis narrative point. the information that turkish officials have been giving for the past two weeks with detailed coverage this whole flap their year of mud was shops and houses and it was completely washed away along with the people who were inside from around the

. >> reporter: viruses, like those that can cause west nile.but it is unknown if it could be linked to genetics, environment, or if it is contagious. all six victims in minnesota have been under the age of ten. >> it was september 9th, it was sunday. we left church a little early, because he was just getting some cold symptoms. >> reporter: james hill's son had symptoms that got aggressively worse, until his neck and left arm were stiff. the seven-year-old quinton spent two weeks in the hospital getting m.r.i.'s and a spinal tap before receiving the a.f.m. diagnosis. >> extremely emotional. obviously the world seemed like it was crashing down. >> reporter: there is currently no cure for a.f.m., and while the symptoms mimic polio, it's not the same. because health officials know the disease can be associated with viruses, they recommend parents take precautions. >> good hand washing. coughing into your elbow, covering your cough, making sure if you are sick, you stay home. making sure that you are up to date on your vaccinations. >> reporter: th

various lanes closed until 4:30 between tenny son and alvarado niles.vy from state route 92. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. 92 nice and light. approaching the toll plaza there, we actually did just have a problemer

the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer almost all work including mother beatles stewart living in the process of who you know vision of the mother to work into the capacity that they're supposed. time now falls with peter. thank you very much marianne lewis hamilton is the formula one world champion for the first time he finished fourth at the mexican grand prix and that was enough to wrap up the title with two races to spare the british driver only needed to finish in the top seven and ease the way around the circuit to make sure that happened it was red bulls next for stepan who won the race in mexico for the second year running sebastian vettel came home in second but he needed to win have any chance of keeping the title race alive ferrari team a commuter i can finish third hamilton may not have been on the podium but it's the second time in h

the cdc says afm presents like polio or west nile.ymptoms include weakness, loss of muscle tone, facial droop, difficulty swallowing, slurred speech and in severe cases paralysis. >> this is obviously a very serious illness, and what we've told parents is if you have a child who's exhibiting these symptoms, it's really important that they get seen and evaluated right away. >> reporter: gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to gio. >>> a popular sparkling water is under fire this morning. lacroix advertised as being all natural is being sued for allegedly using cockroach insecticide, as well as other artificial ingredients. the lawsuit also claims that the drink's makers are aware of the unnatural ingredients. lacroix denies the allegations. but experts say, even if true, consumers should not jump to conclusions. >> consumers should not be alarmed by this lawsuit. the compounds under discussion occur naturally in citrus beverages like orange juice, lime juice. >> lacroix makers say suppliers have certified the essences are 100

you're out on the nile! isn't it beautiful?ick reminder — you can find out more about the show on twitter — we're @inside0utsouth. now, finally, what's the connection between a bunch of druids, a game of cricket and an auction in salisbury? the answer is one of the world's most famous heritage sites — stonehenge. but things could've worked out oh—so different. shrewton in wiltshire. i've been invited to take part in a game of cricket. it's marking an extraordinary chapter of our history here in the south. celebrating a story 100 years ago, which secured the future of one of the world's most famous landmarks — stonehenge. and you've got five trilathons. so, a trilathon is just two upright stones and a horizontal stone. so, that's the inner horseshoe of the centre of stonehenge. susan greaney from english heritage takes up the story. 100 years ago, it would have been a tourist attraction. people would have been in here picnicking, having their photographs taken, all the things that you would expect tourists to do today. and games