but the sierra -- things are already popping up in the sierra. there will be rain up there.aybe as this low -- as this forms, it closes off over nevada might give them know up around 8,000 feet. some of the clouds increasing over the north bay. there comes the system as it slopes in. we'll mention thunderstorm activity. 50s on the temps to 60s. there is a big spread, some as much as 10 degrees and 134 and pockets of fog as well. up upper 50s for pittsburg and brentwood. walnut creek has dipped to 54. la fayette and orinda, 56. and 57. monterey this morning, 4:00 a.m., 66 degrees. san francisco buoy, 64. this system did not give us the northwest breeze yet. has not given us the upwells. a lot of people heading to reno, i would probably drive to be honest with you. this system will close off into a low and then just send in a lot of bands or a series of systems as it goes into the sierra. for us, partly sunny, partly cloudy. scattered showers are possible. any thundershower activity would be north and east later on. saturday we're on the dry side. there will be showers popping

leone, less so in sierra leone. and while i truly applaud the move to reach out for support, the building of treatment centers is something that i do not want us to put faith in stopping this epidemic, because we could build treatment centers for the next 12 months. at this point, we are over for treatment centers. scenes.horrific , there was ah ago situation being described where we had 10 persons that had passed. gs had no body boaa because flights had been stopped . as the director mentioned him as a patient you can imagine that you are trying to survive this disease and your mentality in trying to survive the disease is very important. however, you are looking to your side of people who were lying to you, alive just the day before, and you can only imagine you are going to be next. you can see why there is the tendency, which we have read about, of people fleeing, running, not coming into the treatment centers, and that is partially because treatment centers are considered a house of death. we are turning the co

three countries on the condo directly involved, liberia, sierra leone and guinea. the latest figures of the w.h.o. report 2600 dead and thousands more reported cases. these figures may unfortunately be lower than the real ones because many cases go unreported. liberia is by far the heaviest affected countries because of the many cases in its national territory. however, a ball is not simply a public health crisis. it has humanitarian, social, and economic consequences which are long lasting of which may affect the economies of the countries affected. on the economic and social levels, measures taken by some international transportation companies or some countries to limit air and sea traffic with countries affected by ebola have dire effects on those countries because they lead -- the living conditions of the population as well. according to the conclusion of world bank, a drop around 2.5% in the economic activity of those countries is to be feared. the fire trial, state institutions lead to closure to hospitals and some countries are just some of the many conseque

leone, less so in sierra leone. and while i truly applaud the move i am sf to reach out to the united states military for , the building of treatment centers is something that i do not want us to put complete fed -- complete faith in stopping this epidemic. this point in time we are over capacity for our treatment centers. you see horrific scenes. almost a month ago, there was a situation being described where we had 10 persons that had passed. we had no body bags because flights had been stopped. as the director mentioned, as a patient you can imagine that you are trying to survive this disease and your mentality in trying to survive the disease is very important. however, you are looking to your side people who were lying next to you, alive just the day before, and you can only imagine you are going to be next. you can see why there is the tendency, which we have read about, of people fleeing, running, not coming into the treatment centers, and that is partially because treatment centers are considered a house of

where is sierra lamar? len ramirez is at sierra's middle school tonight. >> reporter: ken, this was a big night for the sierra lamar case at morgan hill. the sharks players came out and signed all the autographs raising money and raising awareness that still this case is unsolved. the line outside the briton middle school auditorium stretched around the block and around the corner: a shark attack on the streeting of morgan hill, but it was really sharks to the rescue. a lineup of seven sharks players raising money to help in the search for sierra lamar. >> the reason we did it was to bring awareness back to the public and remind people she is still missing and still out there somewhere. and then raise a little bit of money. >> reporter: sharks fans were asked to donate $20 at the door. sierra's parents called it an unexpected surge of support. >> logan cottur said he wanted to help. so this is what we came up with and here we are. >> so this is huge for me to continue to see this support from the team. >> r

we'll have more coming up in the sierra. we'll see what's in store for the rest of the weekend for us. >>> deadly riptides at ocean beach have claimed a second victim. the coroner's office said a 24- year-old man has died after being swept away earlier this week. jose garcia junior and his father were pulled under water at ocean beach wednesday by strong riptides. jose garcia senior died that day. >>> ferry captains with the golden gate bridge district are on strike. as you can see, they had their pickets out at the larkspur ferry terminal this morning as all ferry service was cancelled for the day. ktvu's alex savidge joins us live now with how this affected the morning commute and what's expected for this evening. >> reporter: tori good afternoon to you. it wasn't just the ferries that weren't running. a number of buses operated by the golden gate transit district were out of service. some of those bus drivers called in sick this morning to show some idarity -- school -- school solidarity. signs are posted warning commuter

the grand jury testimony shows sierra's dna found in his car, hair belonging to sierra found on a rope inside the trunk of his car. his dna was found on her pen. prosecutors told the grand jury she was tied up, bound, dragged, placed in the trunk of the car. the judge will no doubt meet with both sides in chambers today before coming out for the official hearing. family, friends, volunteer searchers have been frustrated with proceedings, wondering if anyone will go to trial for sierra's murder in the homicide case, especially when they witness delay after delay in court, not to mention legal uncertainty of the california death penalty. a federal judge ruled the death penalty unconstitutional, a ruling appealed by the attorney general of california kamala harris to the 9th circuit court of appeals. the hearing begin as the 1:24 at department 24 hall of justice. >> a long process. thank you. >>> students in pacifica are going back to class after getting an unexpected day off yesterday. a major water leak. the main water line at ingrid b. lacy middle school causes officials to close that

sierra leone chief superintendent amara sesay, says so far, the lockdown has been successful. >> from the feedback we have been refugee is that there has been compliance. >> reporter: but at the border between sierra leone and guinea, health officials report the complete opposite. a medical officer at the border says many have fled from sierra leone through guinea through the dense bushes on the border. "there are so many people now that cross the border without going through a checkpoint, they are coming in waves," he said. and the government's call to bring the sick to clinics in both sierra leone and liberia could backfire. as there is not enough space for infected patients in many treatment centers. debora patta, cbs news, johannesburg, south africa. >> axelrod: two u.s. auto makers announced new recalls today. chrysler is recalling 189,000 dodge durangos and jeep grand cherokees, model years 2011. a fuel pump circuit that is part of the main power module could fail. as correspondent jeff pegues reported last month, problems with that module could cause gaugegauges to malfunction

. >> and sierra leone locking down more districts to combat ebola. the country's president says it is worse than terrorism. ♪ the u.s. military has launched airstrikes against oil refineries controlled by islamic state militants in eastern syria in a bid to shut down its funding. >> the raid started 12 refineries -- targeted 12 refineries. >> sales of smuggled crude oil have helped finance is operations in both iraq and syria. >> the pentagon released this video of a strike on a refinery. military analysts say the u.s. is targeting oil facilities because it's the most efficient way to hit the finances of is, also known as is -- isis. >> when they are looking for isis targets to hit, it's difficult to pin down and get an exact target and the solo refineries -- these oil refineries have become the best one. i think a large part of their income does come from oil. >> the pentagon estimates [no audio] >> what we are conducting in syria is that strategic level. we are trying to remove the means for which they sustain themselves. that is the goal. >> washi

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the relief foundation in sierra leone. he monitors all relief foundation projects include the the ebola awareness project in their rural western district. and again i apologize for the long period but people are interested in what is happening with ebola and you do bring a very unique perspective. you contract did ebola and alive and well today. so please proceed as you so desire. >> mr. chairman, chairman harkin and a steam to senators i am grateful for the opportunity to testify before you today about the unprecedented ebola outbreak booker in west africa that has already claimed thousands of lives that threatens to kill tens of thousands more are lost take the opportunity to thank each and every one of the ride no they people who help to play of will to break and be home when i was so sick. thank you. on october 16 i moved to liberia with my family to serve as of medical missionary at the hess -- hospital and worked as a physician in to support the of adequate health care system and a country that is still struggling fr

in sierra leone, two physicians for 100,000 people. and in liberia one physician for 100,000 people. that's an indication, at least a few years ago, a snapshot of the scarcity of medical professionals at the highest level of doctors and such. i have been working and we included in the immigration bill, which passed the united states senate, a provision which provided in one respect if you are medically trained in africa and promised to serve in africa for a certain period of time before going anywhere else that we would honor that, respect that and not allow people to be recruited into the united states when they still have an obligation to their country. secondly, that doctors in the united states would be able to serve in these crisis situations overseas without jeopardizing their immigration status. that passed the senate. that was in the immigration bill. it was never called for consideration in the house of representatives. speak to not just the terrible infrastructure when it comes to hospitals, but the medical professionals and

although each of them certainly liberia and sierra leone, sierra leone actually grew on a gdp basis, something like 14% last year. action had a pretty impressive growth rate. liberia also, nine or 10%. consistently averaging five, 6% over the last decade. but from such an incredibly low base, right? we are broadly familiar with the outlines of these conflicts, but these are devastated local economies. so the remark about growth rates near those for example, mozambique after its conflict. mozambique was often held as one of the fastest growing countries in the world, not from such an incredibly low base that it's taken a generation to begin to rebuild that country. and it is similar here. so we are still looking at among the lowest gdp per capita on the continent and in the world, among the lowest in the human development index, and all these other socioeconomic and political indicators, socioeconomic indicators at least, these countries all fall very, very low our international metrics. so these are areas of great concern that suggest the challenges of rebuilding. and we were just ta

specialists will be stationed in sierra leone for six months.president obama is expected to unveil the u.s. response on tuesday during a visit to the cdc in atlanta. the national institutes of health are warning that the epidemic will continue for between 12 and 18 months. a quick correction, alan henning, the british hostage, is a taxi driver who agreed to join a humanitarian message -- message to the areas of syria. an international summit on combating militants from the islamic state has opened in france with high ranking officials from 26 nations plus representatives of the united nations, and arab league. week after comes one president obama outlined his plan to launch airstrikes against the militants in syria and to expand airstrikes in iraq. french president francois hollande called for international action to tackle the islamic state. this terrorist movement has spread in a whole territory in iraq and syria. this ignores borders and has the ambition to build the state. that is a threat, global, so there must be a global answer. >> secret

el a-d-n del acusado se encontr en los pantalones de sierra lamar. atada con una cuerda, y arrastrada. como es costumbre, el juez se reunir con las dos partes hoy en su oficina antes de comenzar la audiencia. amigos, familiares, y voluntarios durante estos dos aÑos. han expresado su frustracin poreguntndose si realmente el acusado ser juzgado por el homicidio de la adolescente de morgan hill. especialmente como se ha manejado este caso: retrazo tras retrazo. damian/live adems. la pena de muerte permanece incierta. despus de que un juez federal la declarara inconstitucional en el estado de california. una decisin que ha sido apelada ante la corte de apelaciones del noveno distrito federal. top vo - juanfra y este tema nos lleva a la pregunta de esta maÑana.. considera usted que el sistema de justicia se ha demorado mucho para iniciar el juicio contra antoln garca torres? lorena participe en este foro y su respuesta poddria ser compartida durante la emisin de este noticiero... juanfra lo nico que tiene que hacer es ir a nuestra pgina de facebook "telem

south as the southern sierra.anging temperatures statewide. low 70s palo alto and santa cruz today. 75 in san jose. about 80s the average. 82 is the average in santa rosa. 79 there. about 80 by the delta. 74 in richmond and you are heading to at&t park today, bring the sun block. it will be a nice day, mid and upper 60s and the sea breeze kicks in. with us for the first half of the week with low 80s inland, near 80 around the bay. pleasant at the coast but then the wind shifts, upper 80s by wednesday, inland low 90s. 70s on the beaches. we shouldn't be surprised this is what happens in october. but it was fun while it lasted, that wild weather. hopefully more rain will be back but not in the next seven days. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed it comes again soon. thank you, lisa. >>> in sports today, a full day of college football with all three bay area teams in action. at 1:00 cal plays colorado at memorial stadium. 16th ranked stanford back in action against washington. kickoff for that game 1:15. and tonight at

but sierra leone's lockdown against ebola is in its final day. thousands of health workers and volunteers are going door to door to identify patients and educate residents. the fire us killed more than 560 people in sierra leone, and more than 2600 across that part of africa. doctors say they are struggling to treat patients because of a lack of medical supplies. volunteers involved insist it has been a success. >> people are cooperating and from this morning we have been working with people in houses. it will come. they listen. they promise that they'll help. >> we are still - desensitisation has to continue, that ebola is real, it kills, and they must take all protective measures, you know, from the minister of health. we have to accept that, and make sure we believe. because the reason why the ebola is spreading in sierra leone, is because of denial. >> those that test positive for ebola are being taken to an isolation center, an hour outside the capital of sierra leone, free down. a larger 120 bed treatment center close to the city admitted p

this is a sign from sierra leone find everywhere, signs and symptoms of ebola virus. early clinical parts of illness are tied to symptoms that are nonspecific fever diary of and that means they are very much parts of the illness. the signs and symptoms are nonspecific. that means that they are very much imitative of common diseases, much more common diseases in west africa like malaria or typhoid or gastroenteritis so it's hard to know if someone has ebola or they have a much more common diseases such as malaria. you can see the signs and perhaps you can't see that some of the symptoms are fever or and muscle pains. the bleeding comes very late. the red eyes and extreme weakness. it comes very late in the disease. early on its problem to differentiate ebola from other more common infectious and sometimes noninfectious diseases. this is also a sign you see everywhere not only in sierra leone but other parts of west africa where the viruses. the statement is ebola is real, it's not political. let's fight against ebola. this is the jewelers organization. you see them hos

we have a winter weather advisory in the sierra mountains. we could see a few areas of thunderstorms across the santa cruz mountains. look how it stays created right across the south bay tomorrow. i don't think anybody else will see activity. as it moves out, a repeat performance for the north bay and clear lake. we could see a stray thunderstorm. plenty of sunshine, but temperatures going up. 79 for san jose tomorrow. palo alto, 76. north bay, temperatures near 78 degrees. walnut creek, 80. trivalley, temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s. look at this. plenty of sunshine across the board. kickoff around 1:25. temperatures in the mid 70s. not too bad even when the sun goes down. very fall like as temperatures fall back into the 60s. heads up. here we go. back into summer. monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday temperatures start to climb above average and close to 90 degrees. 90 by thursday. looks like summer is going to make a come back this upcoming week. >> not done with us yet. thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. >>> well,

guinea, sierra leone and liberia. the latest figures of the w.h.o.d, and thousands more reported cases. these figures may unfortunately be lower than the real ones because many cases go unreported. liberia is, by far, the heaviest affected country because of the many cases. in its national territory. however, ebola is not simply a public health crisis. it has humanitarian, social and economic consequences which are long-lasting and which may affect the economies of the countries affected. on the economic and social levels, measures taken by some international transportation companies, or some countries to limit air and sea traffic with countries affected by ebola have dire effects on those countries because they lead to adopt in many sectors of those countries and affect conditions of the populations as well. according to the conclusions of world bank, a drop of around 2.5% in the economic activity of those countries is feared. the fragile basic health and social services and state institutions, as well as the closures of hospitals in some countries,

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the majority of sierra leone survives literally from hand to mouth. there is concern that this is a serious threat to their very survival. but the authorities say that a desperate situation requires desperate measures. >>> we have lots more still on "bbc world news." don't go away. including a synagogue, but without people. we report from cairo where the jewish community is on the verge of disappearing. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. >>> our main headlines this hour. voters in scotland are choosing whether to remain within the united kingdom or establish their own independent nation. >>> australian police arrest members of an islamist militant group who were reportedly carrying plans to carry out public executions. >>> india and china are expected to sign key economic deals on the second day of a landmark visit by the chinese pres

grand jury testimony showed sierra's dna found in the car, a hair belonging to sierra found on the ropee trunk of garcia-torres' car and his dna found on her pen. prosecutors told the grand jury, sierra lamar was bound up, dragged, placed in garcia-torres' car, in the trunk. the judge will likely meet with both sides in chambers before coming out for the official hearing. observers and the lamar family frustrated, wondering whether anyone will go to trial for sierra's murder in the homicide case, especially when they've witnessed day delay after delay. not to mention the uncertainty of the california death penalty. a judge ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. i've got a text from our legal analyst steven clark, 5:45, telling us not to forget about any possible change of venue motion because the grand jury transcripts released to the media, there's fear that the defense and prosecution will ask for a change of venue to perhaps another county in california because there might be a prejudicial jury in this case, since everybody should know details of this case with grand jury transcri

precipitation continues to fall in the central sierra. overnight look for scattered showers, isolated showers. cooler with lows into 50 60s to mid-70s highs into mid-80s low 80s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70s on the coast. >> yes. >> thank you. >> why is this suddenly heading to a half moon bay beach? >> well because they can. next. >>> a people dove under desks and peoples. one said it was the greatest felt since 50 years ago the second highest ever recorded on the planet. >> we have an update now on a story involving a popular half moon bay breech. a judge ruled a billionaire property owner cannot block access anymore. the gate blocking the road is still closed but no longer there legally. not long after that judge ruled the billionaire did not have permits. the surfrider foundation says he is happy about the ruling but wonders why he wasn't fined >> penalties are $15,000 >> maybe he can use them to build night down there. >> today is the official opening of the san francisco state of the art cruise ship. it has 360 degree views

first, in sierra leone. >> people are dying left and right here. >> narrator: the desperate fight against the ebola virus as it spreads out of control. >> and i was thinking, "oh, my god, we are too late." >> at this clinic right now, we have a 60% mortality rate. >> narrator: on the ground with those risking their lives to track and halt this deadly ebola outbreak. >> we've never seen such a large outbreak ever. >> narrator: and later tonight... in nigeria, boko haram horrified the world last april when they kidnapped nearly 300 schoolgirls. now frontline investigates nigeria's response, their hunt for these islamist militants. >> on the one hand, you have the atrocities committed by boko haram. on the other hand, you have the atrocities committed by the security services. people are scared to death. >> narrator: tonight, two new reports, one exclusive hour of frontline. >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and catherine t. maca

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as of last week we are entering the dry season in sierra leone.the areas which have been most effective especially in panama and ki lesson they areas of library that have been affected affected those happened if they are hyperendemic areas for fever. shortly and we are and we a party soon as we are going to have multiple hemorrhagic fevers presenting at the same time and right now there's not even a place to put the ebola patients. now we are going to have to be thinking about how to please separate the loss of patience from the ebola patients because that's not something we want to mix. the chances of survival with -- are greater than those with ebola enters an approved treatment that. so my comments are done. >> thank you. >> well, thank you tom and upmc center for health security and the u.s. senate for organizing this meeting today. clearly there is a lot of interest in this very important and urgent crisis. .. and tom and i regularly for the last five years, we have a very strong partnership between the department of defense and the hhs eleme

get the sierra leone community -- let's leave it there. i'm not sure what the rest says. sorry. >> and i turn that question i've had a little bit and when i would like to do is how can we leverage local response in way that helps to address the ebola epidemic in its most robust way. one of the stories that has been missed i think in the cultural narratives coming out of the ebola epidemic is how educated these populations all our en masse international short-term responses. in the very recent historical memory of all of these populations there has been masted mobilizations, mass political registration drives, mass vaccination campaigns all within the context of weak systems. a lot of this has been done in the context of powerful conflict reconstruction messaging that plays upon things like african solutions for african problems that valorize his local leadership in taking accountability for local populations. i think this is a real missed opportunity right now in terms of the public health messaging response to ebola. most of the current m

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contender, sierra nevada, was shut out. and target is expecting about the same at the holiday rush as it had last year. back to you. >> thanks very much, carol massar. the u.s. is stepping up its efforts in the fight to contain virus.dly ebola earlier this afternoon, president obama committed about 3000 troops to help deliver sanitation kits, body bags, and help build treatment centers. here is an example of how do i or the situation is in west africa. >> hospitals, clinics, and the few treatment centers that they beenve have a min -- have completely overwhelmed. and the public-health system is near collapse in these countries. patients are being turned away, and people are literally dying in the streets. fax now for insight into what it's like to fight ebola virus first-hand. i want to bring in dr. dan lucy. he comes to us from georgetown university in washington, d.c. he recently returned from sierra leone to treat victims of ebola and will be heading to liberia later this month. dr. lucy, thank you for being with me. wha

in sierra leone for more than 12 years.'s mission is to invest and support families affected by disaster, war, adverse social economic conditions. through the delivery of health care, food, and training and other kinds of programs. hence the money to power committees and build the capacity to become self sustained. the foundation partners with the free town. of which i am placed with. and they run all the foundation projects in sierra leone. the mission is to eradicate poverty, corruption, injustice, improve equality, advance good governing and empower women and the disabled. as a spokesperson for the healing and national relief foundation in sierra leone, i feel privileged to share with you our experience on the ground in the war fronts. as it is today sierra leone is considereded to be a war front, and so is guinea and other west african countries. since the outbreak, we have the ebola outbreak projects in the districts. we work closely with the administration of health and sanitation. this shows that smaller organization

it looks like a pretty good event for the sierra nevada. for us some of the higher clouds already taking aim at marin county. it's on its way. it will develop. it will come into the afternoon. until we get the afternoon heating. that will help trigger some thundershower activity. 50s and 60s on the fetches. had a couple reports leoy up in clearlake showed a little bit of light rain. so it's kind of starting early. but some pockets of fog. showers, possible thundershowers later on today. we'll have the forecast coming up in 15 minutes. 70s coast, bay, and inland. >>> all right, steve. we have been telling you about it all morning. and repeating it just in case you didn't hear. golden gate ferry on strike this morning. no boats leaving. that will effect the traffic on 101. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. traffic still looks good. it's a friday. we might get a little lucky. i do want to mention we will see more traffic in the north bay. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. this is backed up for a 15-20my delay. >>> sal is eludi

it spread across ginny, liberia, sierra leone, and senegal.he death toll has risen to 2,097, and 491 of those are in sierra leone. s have the emergency response he says that they are doing everything they can to counter the outbreak. we have mobilized a massive red ross response, and it is getting bigger all the time. we are setting up a full field red cross hospital ebola clinic with local volunteers from all over sierra leone to treat patients. but on the other side, where we have to prevent this disease, we have teams doing dead body management, which means we are going out, actually to the communities, and working with the people that have died, and their families to sanitize the body, get them in the ground, and upon that we are doing other activities as in tracing the contacts. so people know what is ebola is and what it is not, and how to deal with it. so we have a giant program, and we are expanding hourly. he has since become egypt's president, morrissey was jailed shortly after he was deposed and facing several other charges. and pre

precipitation continues to fall in the central sierra.vernight look for scattered showers, isolated showers. cooler with lows into 50s upper 60s to mid-70s highs into mid-80s low 80s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70s on the coast. >> yes. >> thank you. >> why is this suddenly heading to a half moon bay beach? >> well because they can. next. female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> a people dove under desks and peoples. one said it was the greatest felt since 50 years ago the second highest ever recorded on the planet. >> we have an update now on a story involving a popular half moon bay breech. a judge ruled a billionaire property owner cannot block access anymore. the gate blocking the road is still closed but no longer there legally. not long after that judge ruled the billionaire did not have permits. the surfrider foundation says he is happy abou

going through the day over the sierra.see some snow there about 2 to 4 inches of snow way up high though. about 8,000 feet. still from the central southern sierra some snow on the ground. back to the bay area overnight. partly mostly cloudy isolated showers. low pressure in the upper 60's to low and tomorrow partly sunny. probably mostly sunny by mid afternoon. high pressure ranging from upper 60's at the coast to mid 60's mid 70's right around the bay and upper 70's to near 80 in the warmest inland location. excuse me. i don't like this cold. i don't like any cold. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. it's going to get sunny warm over the weekend and by the end of next week check out thursday and friday. high pressure inland and low 90's mid 80's around the bay. low 70's on the coast. and it's fall already. >> we'll be in october. >> we will be indeed. >> thanks very much. >> well squash anyone? check this out. >> it's happening in downtown san francisco. what's the can't hold my breath ♪ ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the

. >> the three west african countries hit hardest, liberia, guinea, and sierra leone are struggling to contain the virus. president obama plans to send 3,000 u.s. troops to the region, to build more treatment centers. to provide an additional 1,000 beds, establish a military command center, in liberia, to help direct response teams on the ground, create an air bridge to send medical workers and aid to the reare john more quickly, the president also said he would deploy more personnel from the u.s. public health service and u.s. a. i.d. to give out supplies and information kits. >> if the outbreak is not stopped now we could be looking at hundreds and thousands of people effected. the world health organizationest military hospitals 2500 people have died since march, out of a suspected 5,000 cases. so this is an emdemocratic that is not just a threat to regional security, it is a potential threat to global security if these countries break down. if their economies break down, if people panic, that has profound effects on all of us even if we are not directly contracting the disease. >> o

after being exposed to the virus after working in sierra leone. liberia's medical exam mer put herself oexaminer putherself one after her assistant died of the virus, the numbers could be higher. sierra leone is one of the worst-hit and is expanding its quarantine efforts. after the officials indicated the lock down was a success. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha reports. >> house to house efforts to kick out ebola and educate the people of sierra leone. >> it is be. >> it seems to bein to to be helping. but ebola has already killed more than 600 people here and may have infected more than 2,000. >> what we need by now is more treatment centers but it's not putting treatment centers we need health care workers people trained experts. >> experts have put more than 1,000 under quarantine. it's the second round of lock downs in less than two weeks. this is a glimpse of the normally bustling streets of free, town, mostly quiet. except for the sound of ambulances taking patients to clinics across the city. >> we aren't going to be keep being open as

. >>> sierra leone's 72 hour nationwide shutdown has entered the final day. criticism of confining the 6 million residents is mounting. five countries in all have been infected with the outbreak since december. the sierra leone is the only one what that am tried to lockdown the survivors. the world health organization says there are around 5300 ebola cases throughout west africa. nearly half of those you wouldn't have in death. as sierra leone's lockdown draws to a close, questions remain the drastic measure has been called a public blitzty stunt by at least one rights group. >> of all of the people who have caught e bogey bowl a so far during this outbreak, more than half have died. medical staff take no chances. even in hot and humid conditions, if you will protection suits are worn, chlorine is sprayed to disinfect their masks. >> these isolation units are really important because at the moment, there are a lot of cases or suspected cases in the community who if they aren't isolated could potentially infeblth those around them, their family. >> the medics

showers still in the forecast for the sierra nevada. i'll tell you when they'll be in our local forecast and for how long in a few minutes. >>> this morning, the secret service is trying to explain how two men breached white house security. a 19-year-old man was arrested yesterday after he tried to drive through a barricaded entryway to the white house. and another man was arrested friday in a much more serious incident. nbc news reporter michelle franzen has details. >> reporter: the secret service springing into action investigating on the grounds of the white house, reacting to yet another intruder. the second one in less than 24 hours. the latest incident happening while security personnel canvassed the ground in the aftermath of another serious breach friday. >> you'll have to go out. >> reporter: that's when this man scaled the fence and raced across the north lawn to the white house, running 200 feet, making it all way to the portico door and into the white house before he was arrested, and prompting a full white house investigat

he joins us in sierra leone. do you think this four-day lockdown is going to work. it's going to be impossible to police, isn't it? >> well, we think this is a good measure and amongst a lot of other measures that need to be done this is an unprecedented challenge and will take unprecedented action to face. we have to follow through with discipline and a lot of integrity and just courage to face this done. yes, we think this is going to be part of the solution. >> let me ask you, stephen, what are your red cross teams doing on the ground and how are you helping medal officials there where you are? >> we have mobilized a mass of red cross response and it's getting bigger all the time. we're currently getting set up with delegates from all over sierra leone to treat patients. but on the other side where we have to prevent this disease we'ring going out and working with people who have died and sanitize the body, get them in the ground and upon that we're doing other activities as in tracing the contacts of the people who have been infected. and when working on a massi

sierra leone widens its efforts in the fight against ebola. one point 2 million people are quarantined as the death toll from the epidemic nears 3000 according to the world health organization -- 1.2 million people are quarantined as the death toll from the epidemic nears 3000 according to the world health organization. french flags are to fly at half mast on friday, saturday, and sunday, according to a french government spokesman, france morning the hostage who was beheaded in algeria by the group that had been holding him since sunday. herve gourdel was the 55-year-old father of two, from nice killed in a manner that was cruel and cowardly, according to the french president, who spoke to the united nations yesterday just after the group holding him released video on the internet making clear that he had been decapitated. even now, the french president this -- is chairing a special security meeting at the palace to discuss france's response to the assassination of mr. gourdel . for more, we can speak to our reporter covering the meeting for u

but look what's happening out in the sierra. we have thunderstorms firing up out there toward the end of the day. those will settle down after sundown but if you know anybody out by tahoe or mammoth lakes, get some impressive buildups over the sierra. as we look live toward the bay bridge here's the numbers. 78 still in concord. in the city, 65. livermore has 80 degrees. and as we settle into the end of a nice saturday, we have 74 degrees in santa rosa. by 8:00 tonight the numbers will be down into the 60s baywide. a little warmer inland but everybody has a little gauze of high clouds as we head into the nighttime hours. tomorrow afternoon, we'll be looking at 82 degrees inland. 76 around the bay and 69 by the coast. nice day for the international dragon boat festival happening this weekend out at treasure island. mostly sunny and a temperature of 67 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. here's what's happening. low pressure off to the pacific northwest will deepen but no dramatic effect on temperatures. after the usual low clouds and

tomorrow is the main day as the low tracks over the sierra.level it would be around 8,000 feet. there will be thunderstorms around the lake. and also scattered showers will linger into sunday. so keep an eye on the skies as we say up there. things can change really fast. pockets of fog. santa rosa and napa airport reporting fog. be careful. 70s for everybody. look at that. the ocean temps really keep much of the coast on the very mild tropical site. sun, clouds, showers for us. there could be a few lingering into early saturday. mostly sunny and warmer weather early next week. >>> chrysler has announced its recalling 350,000 vehicles because of ignition problems. all of the recalled vehicles from the 2008 model year including the jeep grand cherokee. and under recall the dodge charger dodge magnum and jeep commander. in rare cases it can cause them to lose power while driving. we are a month away from halloween. according to the national retail federation the average person is expected to spend $77 on halloween. which is a little more than las

slight chance of an east bay shower tonight as some of the moisture in the sierra drifts west. is turning to the changes ahead over the next five days. temperatures climb around tuesday, but wednesday and thursday a chance of showers that will take us into the start of the week. >> all right. rob, thanks a lot. thank you for watching nbc bay area news. >> "saturday night live" is next. andy samberg is the host. see you tomorrow. good night. mom! all you can eat pancakes, everyday value slam, build your own chicken wraps or loaded breakfast sandwich. only $4 each. good eye, and very budget-conscious of you. does that mean i can get that new laptop? how about a shake instead? [bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> and now a message from solange and jay-z. >> chea! new york, it's hova! [ laughs ] yeah! >> and i'm solange. hi. >> ch--

still spreading rain into the sierra nevada. it's weakening and we're looking at the rotation around this area of low pressure. that has spread lightning as close as napa last night. but for the bay area, it's all about the widespread stratus locally. we still have some smoke in the sierra nevada drifting into the mountains while our stable atmosphere will clear on out and give us more sunshine today. so a mixture of clouds. here's a look at the sierra where it looks pretty gray out there. we'll see temperatures a little cooler today, inland, upper 70s to upper 80s and the warmest inland valleys. upper 60s in san francisco. 70 in oakland and around the bay, partly cloudy skies in the mid- and upper 70s. rain is coming as fall arrives. we'll talk about it coming up. carolyn? >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news out of concord. police are investigating an apparent stabbing as what is believed to be a house party. the party was near virginia lane but the investigation quickly moved to market street near the 242 onramp. police ha