reeva steinkamp shrugged. martin said, yes, but we need to talk. martin regrets, she never found out what it was her cousin reeva wanted to say, heather. >> paul tilsley, covering this for us. what a horrible way to finder out a family member had been killed, over the radio. paul, thank you so much. jon: fox news alert and this is going to add to the scare over this ebola crisis. you will recall a second hospital worker from dallas has been hospitalized, confirmed to have a case of ebola. apparently transmitted by that man who had come over from africa, who later died of the disease. well turns out this health care worker who was just diagnosed yesterday with ebola, also flew on board an aircraft on monday. so now the centers for disease control is asking 132 passengers who were onboard frontier airlines, light e flight 1143 with her from cleveland to dallas-ft. worth on monday, they are asking those passengers to check in with them. she was not exhibiting symptoms at that time. but it was only the next day, yesterday, that she was discovered to hav

pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide for killing reeva steinkamp back in 2013. her parents also say they will not pursue a civil claim against him. >>> silicon valley companies are legendary for offering unique employee perks. but this one could beat them all. kpix 5's betty yu explains why some companies are covering the cost of female workers having their eggs frozen. >> that is insane. i'm assuming it's because women want to "enjoy" their 20s by working and then move on from there. i think it's kind of crazy. i don't think i personally would opt to go down that route but i certainly know some people that are pretty cutthroat these days that probably would. >> reporter: men outnumber women at facebook and apple so this unusual perk is likely a move to attract and keep female tech workers. >> the population of women who would need it are the professional women, the ones who are building a career and have the potential to become ceos and -- and top level people but need years to do that. >> reporter: dr. karl herbert of the pacific facility center in san francis

the double amputee olympic runner shot alleged killed reeva steinkamp last year. he was convicted of negligent killing but not murder. >>> new details this morning on how caltrans will work on the bay bridge without bringing traffic to a grinding halt. those steel plates that caused big delays friday are going to be put back into place. but this time caltrans will add temporary pavement where the plates cover the road to make for a smoother ride. no word on when that will happen. >>> time for traffic now. liz, how are we doing on a tuesday? >> yeah, we'll go ahead and check the bay bridge. it's better today. and it was a lot better yesterday than friday. so yeah, things are looking okay right now, they turned the metering lights on once again early. if you are wondering what that means, 5:39. so yeah, you are stacked up east of the maze now. 580 approach backed up to 24. we are seeing a lot of slowing on our sensors around the berkeley curve. now this new accident just coming in is northbound 101 approaching montague expressway. it's a five-car fender-bender block

the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steinkamp.is penalty hearing wrapping up today with both sides making their closing arguments but he won't learn his sentence until next week. paul tilsley joins us live on the phone from south africa with the latest from the courtroom. hi, paul? >> reporter: hi, heather. for seven months i have walked oscar pistorius walk purposely in the court. today in the courtroom i watched prosecutors and defense attorneys smile at each other for final time at this trial as they finished closing arguments. the defense compared shooting of reeva steinkamp to killing a goat and said pistorius south sieve supervision under house arrest for three years. in contrast, prosecutor harry nel wants "the blade runner" to serve jail time. >> the minimum term that the side will be happy with is 10 years imprisonment. >> reporter: barry rue for the defense said pistorius -- would make a lot of money. nel snapped back, feel sorry for me i could have made millions. the defense made much of fact there are no rails to hold

>> reporter: main thing, oscar pistorius was accused by the mother of reeva steinkamp, the girl the athlete shot and killed offering what she called blood money, just third four thousand to her in compensation for her daughter's death. according to prosecutor harry nel, who said pistorius offered money to reeva's money june, who turned it down. the steenkamp family have received 550 u.s. dollars in local currency from pistorius every month. nel said they sworn to return every cent. this came up in cross-examination of the defense witness who took the stand as probation officer and was the second person for the defense this week to recommend that pistorius should not go to jail, but instead do some community service. the probation officer said conditions in prison in south africa were very violent. however, when nel took the stand he ripped into the witness and got her to admit she is not the probation officer for pistorius but just a consultant paid for by the defense. what some are calling here a hired gun. nel found out she only met pistorius four times. -- one prison in the past 10 years

the double amputee olympic runner killed reeva steinkamp valentine's day last year. he claimed it was an accident mistaking her for an intruder. the judge convicted him of negligent killing but not murder. >>> happening today, i got a little ballgame. it's game one of the world series. >> yes, the giants are in kansas city and they got some practice time yesterday. now they are looking to win their third championship in just five years. >> ryan takeo joins us live in studio with a homegrown talent with a special cheering section in the tri-valley. >> reporter: the giants are going to need brandon crawford's good glove and timely hitting this series. it's a dream for him his second world series and he grew up a giants fan in the east bay. [ chanting ] >> reporter: there is his special cheering section. his mom lynn crawford is a fifth grade teacher at vintage elementary school in pleasanton. she admits she gets much more nervous than he does come game time. >> he is always just the calm in the storm. i got a necklace two years ago from [ indiscernible ] experienced th

the sentence for manslaughter comes 20 months after the paralympic champion shot and killed reeva steinkamp in his south african home claiming he thought she was an intruder. >> the use of a firearm. >> reporter: the judge says the blade runner showed gross negligence when he fired four fatal shots at steenkamp through his locked bathroom door. she said her decision is consistent with the public's desire to see justice done. >> it would be a sad day in this country if an impression were to be created that there was one law for the poor and disadvantaged and another for the rich and famous. >> reporter: pistorius will spend his first night behind bars where his cell is prepared for him. he must spend 10 months there before he can apply to finish his sentence under house arrest. >> oscar will embrace this opportunity to pay back to society. >> reporter: steenkamp's family is satisfied he will do some jail time. you think justice has been serve? >> yes. >> reporter: both sides have 14 days to consider whether they will appeal the judge's decision. debora patta, cbs news, pretoria, south africa

the olympic runner shot and killed reeva steinkamp on valentine's day last year. now, he claimed it was an accident mistaking her for an intruder in his home. the judge convicted little on negligent killing but not murder. >>> a bay area chef selling barbecue to pay for his wedding was gunned downright in front of his fiancee. eric harvis. on sunday he was wrapping up a day of selling food in his old north oakland neighborhood with his fiance by his side when someone came up. >> and they said, gimme the money. you know, they demanded the money. >> did he give hm the money? >> he gave hm the money and they still shot him. >> eric harvis was 41. oakland police are offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. >>> happening today, california nurses are meeting with governor brown to discuss safety concerns at hospitals when they are treating ebola patients. nursing organizations warn the state and hospitals are just not prepared. they want hazmat suits and training on how to handle the virus. >>> meanwhile the cdc has issued new guidelines for h

waits to learn his sentence after being convicted of culpable homicide in the shooting death of reeva steinkamp. paul tilsley has been covering the case for us from inside of the courtroom and joins us now live on the phone with the latest. >> reporter: heather, tension in the courtroom as security has been stepped up. six police escorting oscar pistorius, another two bringing the judge from her chambers and blanking her in court following hate mail and threats. 2/3 of africans polled believed the athlete should have been convicted of murder, not manslaughter. there were gasps in court when a corrections worker suggested that the sentence for pistorius killing his girlfriend, should be two days cleaning a museum or hospital a month for three years. i'm sitting in a row behind the slain model's parents. they literally rocked back in shock at the comment. the prosecution's chief attorney, harry nel said to even suggest three years of cleaning was shockingly inappropriate. also today oscar pistorius's personal psychiatrist told the court and summed up her client's emotional state. >> i looked at a

the parents of reeva steinkamp say they will pay back $550 of monthly payments pistorius was making tohem because they consider it blood money. he was found guilty of killing her in 2013. >>> more than 10,000 people will soon have their healthcare canceled. "covered california" officials say they did not prove they were u.s. citizens or legal residents. so people living in the country illegally are not eligible for coverage under the federal health law. health officials say those people can keep their coverage if they can prove they are americans. >>> silicon valley companies are well known for offering unique perks to their employees. this one could beat them all. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from menlo park to explain why some companies are covering the cost of female workers having their eggs frozen. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, first it was gourmet lunches and then came the napping pods and then the shuttle buses. and now this. freezing eggs takes these high- tech perks to a whole new level. >> that's insane. women want to have their lives in their 20s