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coming out of solano county. because of a class at tribal art. the sonoma valley road.pter check on the kron 4 morning news return. >> reporter: welcome back we are trapped that's-tracking another hot spots this morning. we are jammed up coming down from cockpit about backed up. that guy town is not about 40 minutes leading down to the 40 minutes. it is still backing up ride to the solano county for the southbound 680 ride it was an accident that occurred over two hours ago that was described as a minor accident but for some reason it took forever to get the tow trucks to the same that is what attracted is backed up here also because so many people tried to get relief from highway for the satellite malfunctioned--signal light. coming out of san ramon to try to get down to pleasanton is still backed up as a conceit this is a southbound just to forestall rich. >> reporter: the right at the bay bridge was about is back up solidly into the macarthur made. to see a minute drive times the san mateo bridge solidly backed up again to this is a 28 minute drive from hayward over

this is video taken over an hour ago along 680 in solano county. earlier the wet roadways caused a lot of delays for commuters. as you can see from this live camera, things are clearing up a bit. mark tamayo is here with how much rain we received already and when we can expect more. >> the main organized rain front has moved to the bay area. still a few sowrs out there. enough moisture to produce clouds. here's our live camera looking out to oakland. numbers pretty impressive was not expected to do much. petaluma. 31. mill valley, the same. fairfield .25. you can see the numbers tapering or. just measure ash but measure ash at .01. here is the -- -- the lingering showers. this was the main timing. right now, scattered clouds out there not much in the way of showers. there's still the chance of a popup shower in the short term over the next few hours. we'll take a closer look at the forecast this afternoon for the baseball game. also watching this weather system in the pacific. this will bring another round of rain to the bay area. we'll have more o

as you said, san francisco joins alameda county and solano county with three other children who have tested positive or are recovering. health officials say it typically causes mild cold-like symptoms. can cause serious illnesses for those with respiratory problems like asthma. they say it's not frequently diagnosed but has caused the occasional outbreak. >> even if the enterovirus infection were to lead to hospitalization, we would expect that the individual would recover from their respiratory illness and do fine. the advice to parents really is the same as the general advice we give to parents when dealing with colds and flu. >> reporter: they say if there is respiratory distress, you'll want to seek medical attention right away. there is no specific vaccine and if a patient is admitted that's when the testing is done. outside the bay area a child did suffer some practical sister, but officials here caution that it's under investigation if there's an actual connection to the illness. again, doctors stress this is not meant to be alarming, but rather, to make families aware. you wa

and we're watching this traffic coming out of solano county. i have to say if your commute is taking you that direction, you're trying to get into the central bay area, avoid 80 right now if you can. this is why. an overturned semi truck is in vallejo blocking lanes westbound 80 approaching hunter hill rest stop. use 680 by foothill instead to get into the area. westbound 80 jammed solid for miles beyond american canyon. the accident has been there since around 3 a.m. again they really don't expect to have lanes open by 6:30, it may be longer than that, second tow crew just arrived. they were waiting for that. now we're hearing they may have to off-load the big rig. it was carrying packages. just a quick note. we are getting first reports now of a fatal accident on westbound 780 to eastbound 80. it's causing delays counter- commute coming up interstate 80. so full wrap of your traffic. we'll have more coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> happening today, more traffic gridlock in san francisco's south of market area. k

hospitalized up hundreds of children nationwide reaches the bay area three cases in alameda county won in solano county. >> : school kids being taught soap water is the best protection against common virus that this year is presenting some long, and risks. new round paulette paralysis on electric >> : we spoke to doctors and oakland about this new >> : did and doctors here at children's hospital oakland 3 patients treated here were released that is the good name is the fact is that concern is growing over this virus. and lime went tarot buyer is 68 looks like a virus that has infected more than 500 people across the nation now lease for kids in the bay area. dr. warren wrote: does the family physician and we ask about in taro virus are stop you should be worried. >> : the be parents who have children and teenagers with lung problems lung disease such as asthma. or conditions that suppress their immune system. like diabetes >> : and other states are the worst cases ended in paralysis for the patient. could we see additional cases here in the bay area. >> : expected to grow and we may not have seen the p

and one is in solano county. wo cases in alameda county are both children who are now recovering. doctors say children with asthma are more prone to the virus. there is no treatment or vaccine, but there are precautions you can take to stop enterovirus 68 from spreading. >> with this particular one, we actually, the method is better to do season and water hand washing rather than alcohol hand sanitizers. >> avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth and cough into your sleeve or elbow, or not your hand. if you or your kids are sick, don't go to work or school. they expect to see more cases as the cold and flu season progresses. >> they're shifting into high gear for the contagious virus targeting young people and children. >> there is an appeal for the public's health. david louie has been talking with an expert on this virus. he's live at stanford tonight. david? >> reporter: dan and cheryl, as you indicated, this is very serious, because as you indicated, there is novak seen, and there is no way to undo the paraly

one case was in solano county the other cases involved 3 of the children were treated at benioff children's hospital in oakland. >>these children were treated for other respiratory illnesses like underlying asthmatic conditions. >>pam moore other cases were reported in los angeles, san diego, and ventura. more than 500 cases of the virus have been reported in 43- states. kron 4's j-r stone spoke to doctors. who say, there is no vaccine for the potentially deadly respiratory illness. >>j.r. stone the illness now leaves at least for kids in the bay area. this physician commented on it about who should be worried. >>it would be parents to have children infants and teenagers with long problems and lung diseases such as asthma. or conditions that suppress the immune system. >>j.r. stone in some of the worst cases patients were left paralyzed. >>we expected. illness to expected >>j.r. stone children with the virus had more severe respiratory illnesses. what underlying condition could be a bad mix with this virus? >>cancer with chemotherapy, severe asthma, diabetes, cystic fibrosis. any of these c

specifics about three local cases here in the bay area, just that two are from alameda county and one from solano. san francisco is investigating a possible case of its own. right now, there is no known prevention vaccine for this. and also no specific treatment. michelle and brian? >> anne, if the number of cases goes up, when can we expect to get that information? >> reporter: those numbers will come in slowly over the next several days or weeks. it's difficult for health officials right now because there are only a few public health labs equipped to test these samples. and then it takes about 2.5 weeks for the results to come back. live in oakland anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> if your child is sick, you can check the symptoms at kpix.com. >>> those four teenagers accused of using golf clubs to slaughter more than 900 chickens apparently the teenagers are all related. the chickens were killed on september 20th at a foster farms facility in caruthers in fresno county. one suspect is identified as 18- year-old gabriel quintero of riverdale. the other through are juveniles so their -- the other three a

this comes after alameda and solano counties reported their first cases yesterday.bc bay area's christie submit is in san francisco this evening with the new details. >> reporter: good evening to you, raj. this positive test was just confirmed today. and that's why the department of public health here in san francisco is releasing the information to the public. what they're telling us is this is a child described as someone under 18 years old who spent two days in the hospital last month. a san francisco resident but hospitalized outside of san francisco. but we're told that person has been discharged in good condition. enterovirus d-68 is a viral infection that is now circulating across the u.s. with at least 14 confirmed cases in california, including others in alameda and shaolano county and santa cruz. all are recovering. it typically causes mild symptoms associated with a cold but can also cause serious illness, especially with those with respiratory conditions like asthma. even if hospitalized officials would expect patients to recover. >> the main concern wit

is facing child pornography charges in solano county. as kron 4's philippe djegal reports, eric lund's arrest comes after authorities uncovered an external hard drive that they say, contained child porn videos. the vacaville police department says segeant eric lund was arrested thursday here at the california highway patrol office in fairfield thursday. after officers searched lund's personal car, parked behind these gates. and, found an external harddrive with several child pornography video files on it. the 49-year-old from chico. became the focus of this investigation in august. after police learned of a person sharing child pornography in suisun, fairfield and vacaville. the c-h-p assisted in the investigation. lund is a 26-year veteran of the force. after his arrest thursday. lund posted his bail friday of 115-thousand dollars. investigators say lunds' hard drive will continue to be analyzed. and, if more evidence is found. he could face multiple counts of possessing and sharing child pornography. in fairifield, philippe djegal, kro

this is because all of traffic is being held up in solano county. the bay bridge is nevertheless backed up into the maze and a 24 minute drive time here. i win 92 in the san mateo bridge has a slowdown right on schedule. the golden gate bridge ride looks good. sfax <

paramedics for medic ambulance service in solano county are now prepared for any patient who tells 911perators they traveled to west africa in the past 21 days. first responders say sometimes they don't know what they are getting into. >> unknown. that's the scariest part for us, we go into houses every day that we don't know. >> the bay area, solano county, are all, you know, at some risk of having a case of ebola, and, you know, we all need to be ready. >> because ebola patients can exhibit vomiting and unexplained bleeding or bruising, every part of a first responder's body must be protected. and while health officials say the risk for contracting ebola here is low, they add there's no excuse for a lack of preparation. >>> san francisco's in the final stages of developing ebola protocols, including the training of first responders. abc 7 news has learned that 911 dispatchers will question callers who say they are very sick to see if they may have ebola-like symptoms. if they do, first responders will be notified. >> at abc7news.com we've posted a detailed list of seven things you ne

in addition, enterovirus has been diagnosed in alameda, contra costa county, san francisco and solano counties. >>> 12-year-old is in critical condition after being shot while walking with his uncle last night in bay point. ktvu's noelle walker is live in the news room. do investigators think this could have been a targeted shooting? >> reporter: contra costa county sheriff's office says there is a strong possibility that this shooting could have been targeted. but if that is the case, investigators don't know who the intended target was. >> hearing gun shots. everybody ran outside. >> reporter: just as this neighborhood was settling in for the night -- >> six shots. >> reporter: gunfire broke the silence. >> the lady scream. the kid cry. >> i love him. >> reporter: she rushed to her grandson's side as he lay bleeding. >> he is just being a kid out there. he can't have that freedom to go out and play or walk the street without somebody coming along and shooting him? >> reporter: he was walking home with his nephew when the boy was shot. >> i was there with him making sure he was hanging on. >>

. >>> neighbors in solano county are shocked by the arrest of a chp officer accused of sharing child pornography. eric lund is now out on bail. according to investigators he downloaded child pornography off and on duty. they tracked him over wi-fi. they found an external hard drive with videos in his personal vehicle. >>> governor brown is set to meet with nurses about the need for higher standards. the goal is to make california the national leader when it comes to ebola safety standards and protocol. it is set for tuesday morning. the same day the nurses are planning to rally in oakland to demand the state form ally adopt better safety standards. the world health organization is fending off criticism. a memo acknowledged the agency botched attempts to contain the outbreak in west africa. today the organization said the memo was merely a rough draft, had not been fact checked or reviewed. in washington the president uses his weekly address to reassure americans the government is working to protect anyone who comes in contact. and across the country, doctors stress that ebola is diff

two bay area children tested positive in alameda county, a third in solano county. ktvu's john fowler with how weather may be a factor in this. >> reporter: doctors say our warming climate may be speeding the spread of this mysterious virus. >> reporter: it effects infants to teens and could be spread through coughs, sneezes or touch. >> she is home with me so i am not so concerned. i know to look out for the signs. >> reporter: officials released few details of the new cases. >> we have two confirmed cases of enterovirus d68 and it presents similar to the common cold. >>> enterovirus d68 is in the polio family and linked to polio like symptoms. she was two and a lung infection turned to paralysis. he says many children are eexposed to the -- exposed to the virus. >> this appears to be less severe. >> reporter: only a handful of children become ill. any child with breathing problem whose develop limb weakness should see a doctor immediately but that is rare. >> it is a virus, we need to take it seriously. since only severely kill get the blood tests enterovirus is a

solano county finally in recovery after earlier recurring problems.ight around 20 minutes. the san mateo bridge still solid from heyward all the way out to san mateo, not a very good ride and your trip here at the richmond bridge still slow enough that 580 westbound backs up from just before castro as you try to get out toward midspan. let's get a check of the weather. here's james. >>> we'll start off this with live look from the top of mount tam, looking out over san francisco, clear skies through much of the day. the clouds could build up along the coasts with we head through the mid afternoon but the bay area will be nice. just a touch cooler than yesterday. our inland valleys will still be upwards of upper 80s and low 90s, they tuesday, that cooldown goes bay area-wide. we have the clouds rolling in and light rain possible late tuesday into early wednesday. that's when those showers are expected to impact the bay area, mainly the north bay, but it could drop a few drops here and there on the east bay and the peninsula. things will clear out by mi

. >> solano county we have our first case. >>reporter: the health officials here are the lace latest to confirm thee have had a case of enterovirus d 68 in school age child. how is the child doing. >> chilled doing very well. >>reporter: 2 others also children have been diagnosed in alameda county. >> al mooe immediate county just as of this morning we just have been notified that we have 2 confirmed case of enterovirus 2 68. >>reporter: the center for disease control confirmed 500 cases of d 68 in 42 states. infant. children. teenagers the most likely groups to become infected especially those with asthma or history of wheezing. symptoms are similar to the flu. fever. runny nose. sneezing. cough. body age. her 3-year-old nephew has similar symptoms at children hospital and doctors don't know if it's d 68 soil. what happens? how do they make these also kids comfortable and make them better nishtion colonel republican and democrat 0there have been reports of limb weakness in some patients. >> different severity of wea weakness.

specifics about the three local bay area cases just that two are from alameda county and one from solano county. san francisco is investigating a possible case of its own. at this point, there's no prevention vaccine and no specific treatment for enterovirus. michelle? >> anne, if the number of cases goes up, when can we expect to get that information? >> reporter: those numbers will probably be dribbling in over the next few days. it's difficult to get specific numbers because there are only a few labs that have the ability to test for enterovirus and those results take about 2.5 weeks to come back. live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> if your child is sick, check the symptoms at kpix.com. >>> meanwhile the dallas man that was diagnosed with ebola is in isolation at the hospital. his name is thomas eric duncan and he recently came back to the states from liberia. duncan is accused of lying on a health questionnaire about coming into contact with people affected by the virus. the four people that he came in contact with in the u.s. are also under quarantine now and they will be arrested if

>>reporter: paramedic from medic ambulance service in solano county prepared for any patient who tells 911 operator if they traveled to africa in the past 21 days. >> a lot of ebola transmission is through body nrichltdz vomiting derea unexplained bleeding or bruising why every part of first responder body must be protected even the ambulance has to be ned with sheets of impermeable plastic. first rae responders are even more vulnerable while rae ving the protective gear so cdc guidelines are carully followed. >> whole suit or any exposed area would get sprayed down with corn base solution. >>reporter: solana county health officials say all 9 bay area counties commune kaiingt and develong a standard protocol for potential ebola cases. >> bay area solana county are all tell at some risk of having a case of ela and we all need to be ready. >>reporter: while health officials here say the risk is low they say there is no excuse for look of prepare asian. in solana county, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is in the final stages of developing ebola protocol including training of first responder

transitioning from the bay, we have light-to-moderate showery northern contra costa county into solano countyand toward martinez and vallejo and benicia and heck lease and it will head to the east and it is the only game in town. we are seeing a trend of the showers tapering and the sunshine is coming out that will irritate the atmosphere. a stray shower is possible and the likelihood of hitting at&t park by 5:00 is remote. 63 at 5:00 and dropping to 60. it will be chilly but not very breezy. >>> joy amendments fans are ready to pack at&t park for game four of the national league championship series tonight and while their team post-season play is torturous finding the parking is expensive torture. amy hollyfield is at the ballpark. amy? >> yes, you can park your car, these nice guys across the street from the park will park your car but they will charm you $150. we set out this morning to fiend you a good parking deal. are is a good place to put your car? we were surprised to find that is a tough answer. >> on morning of this playoff game, the parking situation doesn't look so bad $20 for th

doctors have treated patients in san francisco, alameda and solano counties. the message apparently getting through, and finally californians are cutting down on their water use. statewide, californians shrank their water totals by 11%. it's not the 20% the governor requested, but two bay area cities made the grade with about abo 33% less water use. the bay saved 15%. >>> a san francisco man attacked by an uber driver speaks out publicly for the first time. i'm mark matthews at uber's san francisco headquarters. the story coming up. >>> i'm scott budman. coming up, a silicon valley entrepreneur who got much more than stock options for his idea. he got a nobel prize. >>> and good afternoon, i'm are meteorologist jeff ranieri. sunny skies in san jose and san francisco. we'll talk about the rain coming up in the forecast. and a highly dangerous super typhoon and where it's headed next in about six minutes. >>> at 6:00, bad behavior at levi stadium. we compare fans, how many arrests per home game. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to misl

caltrain is fixing pavement, curb cracking and bridge rails on three highways in napa and solano counties but only 1,000 of the 40,000 buildings in vallejo have been inspected for damage. >>> and something scary happening this halloween. california's drought taking its toll on the pumpkin harvest. it could result in a smaller carving canvas. >> here's a clue for you. i'm not talking about these kinds of wheels, oh, no, but these kind of wheels. "where's roberta?" as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lingering drought is going ve an effect on hall >>> the great pumpkin not so great this year. california's lingering drought is going to have an effect on halloween. pumpkin farms are forced to useless water so that means the big pumpkins not as big as usual and lack of water is not the only problem. there's an abundance of squash bugs that can damage the pumpkins and some farms are also reporting that the pumpkins are ripening earlier than usual this year. >>> you know something weird is happening when it is 79 in fairfield and it's warmer in pacifica! isn't that crazy? >> it is

over the summer, a solano county couple thought their marriage was up in flames but a stranger came to rescue. their dream wedding rose from the ashes. >> reporter: we introduced you to heather and june when she lost her home to a fire. the only thing she saved? her wedding dress. it was clear there was nothing left. heather thornton's home gone. >> we lost everything. soy was like there is no way we can have the wedding at all. >> reporter: a wedding they would be having only a few months later. a spreading pulled off with the general help of the community. >> the community kind of took care of us. >> it is unreal. i thought this day wasn't going to happen. >> reporter: when people found out heather lost everything in the fire except her wedding dress, they wanted to help the bride to be. >> evan is the quiet one and he just takes everything in stride. and she is so bubblely and so excited about everything and they are just a perfect match together. >> reporter: they were planning on having a wedding in her backyard. that was no longer an option. [ applause ] >> reporter: so their chu

and solano counties. >>> they are warning people to stay away from a black bear. >> this is on santahas an injury to its back thigh. they believe it may be hit by a vehicle. >> if they tell people. >> do not feed it or approach it. >> one of the most natural battles. and it struck. >> and 63 people died from the 6.5 quake k. >> that included a portion of the bay bridge. >> and this is in the marina district. >> since that time. they have worked to improve earth quake safety. >> 21 and a half billion dollars have been spent to retrofit and upgrade local infrastructure. >> group in oakland is trying to secure $1 million in funding. for child immigrants facing deportation. >> they would noll in the steps of san francisco. >> last week. mayor ed lee signed a two year proposal to provide legal services for them. >> president obama is back in washington this morning after another successful funds raising trip. he left on air force one yesterday afternoon and concluded his whirlwind visit which featured a hollywood funds ration certificate. this is hosted by gwyneth paltrow. >> he had one a

. >> reporter: solano county health officials are the latest to confirm they, too, have had a case of enterovirus d-68 in a school-age child. >> how is the child doing? >> the child is doing very well. >> reporter: two others, also children, have been diagnosed in alameda county. >> we have two cases. >> reporter: nationwide, the centers for disease control has confirmed 500 cases of d-68 in 42 states. infants, children, and teenagers the most likely groups to become infected, especially those with asthma or a history of wheezing. the symptoms are similar to the flu. fever, runny nose, sneezing, cough, and body aches. lisa's 3-year-old nephew has similar symptoms. he's at children's hospital, but doctors don't know if it's d-68. >> so what happens? what do they -- you know, how do they make these little kids comfortable and better? >> reporter: in colorado, there have been reports of limb weakness in some patients. >> there are different severities of weakness. some may affect one to three or even four limbs. but the virus does stop on its own at some point. >> reporter: there is no v

>>reporter: paramedic from medic ambulance service in solano county prepared for any patient who tells 911 operator if they traveled to africa in the past 21 days. >> a lot of ebola transmission is through body nrichltdz vomiting derea unexplained bleeding or bruising why every part of first responder body must be protected. even the ambulance has to be lined with sheets of impermeable plastic. first rae responders are even more vulnerable while rae moving the protective gear so cdc guidelines are carefully followed. >> whole suit or any exposed area would get sprayed down with corn base solution. >>reporter: solana county health officials say all 9 bay area counties commune kaiingt and developing a standard protocol for potential ebola cases. >> bay area solana county are all tell at some risk of having a case of ebola and we all need to be ready. >>reporter: while health officials here say the risk is low they say there is no excuse for look of prepare asian. in solana county, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is in the final stages of developing ebola protocol including training of firs

. >> solano county we have our first case. >>reporter: the health officials here are the lace latest to confirm thee have had a case of enterovirus d 68 in school age child. how is the child doing. >> chilled doing very well. >>reporter: 2 others also children have been diagnosed in alameda county. >> al mooe immediate county just as of this morning we just have been notified that we have 2 confirmed case of enterovirus 2 68. >>reporter: the center for disease control confirmed 500 cases of d 68 in 42 states. infant. children. teenagers the most likely groups to become infected especially those with asthma or history of wheezing. symptoms are similar to the flu. fever. runny nose. sneezing. cough. body age. her 3-year-old nephew has similar symptoms at children hospital and doctors don't know if it's d 68 soil. what happens? how do they make these also kids comfortable and make them better nishtion colonel republican and democrat 0there have been reports of limb weakness in some patients. >> different severity of wea weakness.

. >> solano county we have our first case. >>reporter: the health officials here are the lace latest to confirm thee have had a case of enterovirus d 68 in school age child. how is the child doing. >> chilled doing very well. >>reporter: 2 others also children have been diagnosed in alameda county. >> al mooe immediate county just as of this morning we just have been notified that we have 2 confirmed case of enterovirus 2 68. >>reporter: the center for disease control confirmed 500 cases of d 68 in 42 states. infant. children. teenagers the most likely groups to become infected especially those with asthma or history of wheezing. symptoms are similar to the flu. fever. runny nose. sneezing. cough. body age. her 3-year-old nephew has similar symptoms at children hospital and doctors don't know if it's d 68 soil. what happens? how do they make these also kids comfortable and make them better nishtion colonel republican and democrat 0there have been reports of limb weakness in some patients. >> different severity of wea weakness.

. >> bay area, solano county are all at some risk of having a case of ebola, and we all need to be ready. >> reporter: while health officials here say that risk is low, they say no excuse for a lack of preparation. allen wong, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is in the final stages of developing ebola protocols, including training of first responders. abc 7 news learned 911 dispatchers will question callers to see if they have ebola-like symptoms. if they do, first responders will be notified. >>> abc7news.com we posted a detailed list of seven things you need to know about the ebola virus, including its origin, symptoms, and how it's transmitted. >>> happening today, events are being held around the bay area to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. the 6.9 quake hit during the world series between the giants and a's at 5:04 p.m. on october 17th, 1989. one section of the bay bridge buckled. the 880 freeway was flattened, and the marina district caught fire. 63 people died, thousands of people were left homeless. a moment of silence will be held this evening to mark

aren't releasing any information about the two confirmed cases in alameda county and one case in solano county. their advice to parents, make sure kids wash their hands often. >> it's a little bit scary. you can never be too safe with your little ones, keep 'em clean. >> reporter: san francisco doesn't have any confirmed cases of the virus as we speak. but we understand there is one suspected case being tested right now. liz? >> yeah, you have to be so careful. wash your hands whenever you think about it, i guess. >> reporter: that's right. >> thank you. >>> growing worries about the ebola virus in texas. four of patient thomas eric duncan's family members are quarantined in their apartment and a police guard is now on duty. 18 others who came in contact with him are potentially exposed to ebola. that was before he checked into a dallas hospital. those people had contact with 80 others. >> that's the most disturbing aspect is somebody "knew" that they had been in contact with ebola, they get the symptoms and don't bother to let anyone else know. >> an elementary school in being cleaned and thr

>>reporter: paramedic from medic ambulance service in solano county prepared for any patient who tells 911 operator if they traveled to africa in the past 21 days. >> a lot of ebola transmission is through body nrichltdz vomiting derea unexplained bleeding or bruising why every part of first responder body must be protected. even the ambulance has to be lined with sheets of impermeable plastic. first rae responders are even more vulnerable while rae moving the protective gear so cdc guidelines are carefully followed. >> whole suit or any exposed area would get sprayed down with corn base solution. >>reporter: solana county health officials say all 9 bay area counties commune kaiingt and developing a standard protocol for potential ebola cases. >> bay area solana county are all tell at some risk of having a case of ebola and we all need to be ready. >>reporter: while health officials here say the risk is low they say there is no excuse for look of prepare asian. in solana county, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is in the final stages of developing ebola protocol including training of firs

there are at least four confirmed cases in northern california involving children 1 and solano county and the other three children being treated at been dezhnev children's hospital in oakland. >>: for example local backed out of control within the evacuation. asthma with asthmatic conditions and that sort of makes it worse. <

alameda county got confirmation two of cases and one announced in solano county as well. we have team coverage on this story. allen, we'll start with you in berkeley, please. >> yes. just to keep things in perspective, 300 californians have died from the flu this year. no one in the state died from entero virus but the symptoms are harsh. with the flu but without a fever. hospitals are beginning to see more children coming down with entero virus. >> it sounds like it's a possibility he has it. we don't know for sure. >> lisa's children are healthy but her 3-year-old nephew is at children's hospital where the virus d 68 has been detected. >> this morning we just have been notified there are two confirmed cases of entero virus. >> there have been no deaths in the u.s. related to the virus but what is alarming is that there have been several cases of leg paralysis in colorado. >> my understanding is that nine of those have been reported and have been investigated and four of those nine tested positive for this virus. >> two cases confirmed were both children who did not suff

. >> earthquake victims in napa and solano counties will be eligible for tax relief. the irs has postponed deadlines until january 15th of next year. >>> a mobile payment app is competing with a big name apple pay. >> but current-c is not even up and running yet and has already been hacked. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with that story. >> the bad guys never sleep. everyone has been wondering how safe and secure these mobile pay systems are and now not a fantastic beginning, at least not for this one. a group of retailers including walmart and best buy created this as an alternative to payments by credit card. however, it is still in the testing stage and already trouble. the company just notified users that hackers stole their e-mails. thankfully the thieves did not apparently get any other sensitive information such as account numbers. users were told to be careful about opening e-mail attachments. >>> an online dating company has settled charges it was creating fake profiles of potential dates all to lure in more customers. the u.s. government charged

alameda county got confirmation two of cases and one announced in solano county as well. we have team coverage on this story. allen, we'll start with you in berkeley, please. >> yes. just to keep things in perspective, 300 californians have died from the flu this year. no one in the state died from entero virus but the symptoms are harsh. with the flu but without a fever. hospitals are beginning to see more children coming down with entero virus. >> it sounds like it's a possibility he has it. we don't know for sure. >> lisa's children are healthy but her 3-year-old nephew is at children's hospital where the virus d 68 has been detected. >> this morning we just have been notified there are two confirmed cases of entero virus. >> there have been no deaths in the u.s. related to the virus but what is alarming is that there have been several cases of leg paralysis in colorado. >> my understanding is that nine of those have been reported and have been investigated and four of those nine tested positive for this virus. >> two cases confirmed were both children who did not suff

fairfield 52 and that is coming out towards the each solano county.ome, there is a chill in the air for others 15 out of the due north. that will do it and same thing for vacaville, a northeast breeze at santa rosa, for the first time in what seems like months, 60 degrees northeast wind, buoy is going down and we have not had a northeast breeze almost since july which is why the water temperatures have been warm and that will cool them off. 50 ukiah, a little cool there, monterey is 54 and for the giants the low for -- 56 and the coast is clear, unfortunately we we have a heck of a fire danger and some of that is out of the north, northeast and that means low humidity and the end result is over by the coast and san francisco it will be very warm, 80s and 90s and from bodega bay to monera. >> back to you and old radio days, if i am not mistaken. 86 sonoma novato 86 san rafael 86 and pleasant hills in there, antioch, upper 80l1sl0, livermore 89, berkeley 80 degrees, 86 mull pete, santa cruz beautiful and it is always tough here, supplement -- 70 ass --

two in alameda county, one in solano county. the alameda county health department says d-68 can in the beginning look like a common cold. this strain of the virus is linked to polio. it may cause pole low like -- polio like symptoms like paralysis. it can be spread by coughing, sneezing, or even by touch. >> some of the deaths are really compounded by other illnesses. and a particular one that had a child. >> doctors are cig only a small number of children get severely ill. mostly children with asthma considered at high risk. you're advised disinfect doorknobs and countertops and make sure children thoroughly wash their hands. >>> berkeley police are investigating three separate assaults at three separate attorneys. the third assault happened earlier in the same day. this comes on the heels of a federal investigation into the handling of sexual assaults on college campuses including uc berkeley. earlier this week governor brown signed a bill requiring come police it consent. >>> mcdonnell was arrested over the labor day weekend f

this is from 680 in solano county. >> it was not like that for my drive to school. a lot of us saw lighter. >> very few saw that kind of rain. it was mostly very light. .10, trace amounts. san jose didn't record anything. it was enough to slick end the roadway. the commute was okay, except for the big wreck. the rain was there and impacting some people's commute. these are the rain accumulation. san rafael is most likely where the rain was. .35. petaluma .35. in san francisco, built 01 -- .01. the system in the pacific, i said last night. this is the good thing, we knew we wouldn't see a lot of rain, i said it's an active pacific, the pattern is really good, what's that mean, we're going to see more weather headed our way, we have two more weather systems. so there's a live radar spin, nothing is going on now. it's cloudy in san francisco, cloudy in san ramon, clearing up in concord, the forecast is for a warmup tomorrow, tomorrow lots of mid-70's. this really cooled us off this weather system. as we go into friday, another system and we could see similar rainfall a

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as we take you to the north bay to solano county, westbound 80 at 5 on a we have a fully engulfed wemvee burning on the shoulder with delays away from dixon so two lanes are blocked and we have such a slow commute. we have this accident involving a couple of vehicles southbound highway wrote we at petaluma we are slow through petaluma approaching lakeville highway at 18 miles per hour for the top speed. you are just dragging along here and it is a drag, through san jose, along 280 in the northbound direction with headlights in cupertino approaching 17 and all the way to cupertino and it will take you at least 15 minutes. >>> thank you, we are back with seven things to know before you go. >> the morning news continues in i thought it'd b ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> whether you are just joiningous or headed out the door, the giants return home this afternoon to get ready for world series game three at at&t park tomorrow night after loading game

in solano county westbound 80 at red top road this accident is still blocking lanes involving two vehiclesnd we have bumper-to-bumper conditions coming away from highway 12 and using our waze app we down to five miles per hour along highway 29 where we have a report of a major accident so you may want to avoid that and take alternate routes to get around that. >> we are back with seven things to know's -- know before you ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >> a look at traffic in san rafael on 101 as the sun is rising. traffic is trying to get to work and getting jammed up southbound but, otherwise, it is fought -- not too terrible. >>> seven things to know include a water main break in san francisco that closed several streets near san francisco general hospital. crews capped the 117-year-old broken water main at 4:00 an hour after it broke and now they need to dig up the road to repair it. the hospital was without water for an hour but service has been resto

two in alameda county, one in solano county. while there are few details about the cases, the health department says it can in the beginning look like the common cold. now this strain of the enterovirus is linked to polio. it may cause polio like illnesses. it can be spread by coughing, sneezing, or by touch. >> some of the deaths are really compounded by other illnesses. >> so far only a small number of children get severely ill with children who have asthma considered a high risk. you are advised disinfect doorknobs and countertops and make sure children thoroughly wash their hands. >>> berkeley police are investigating three sexual assaults. they received two separate reports of sexual assaults last saturday night. the third assault reportedly happened at a fraternity earlier that same day. this comes on the heels of a federal investigation into the handling of sexual assaults on college campuses including uc berkeley. earlier this week governor brown signed a bill requiring explicit consent between partners. san jose police

deadlines fall between august 24th and january 15th, have been extended now for people in napa and solano countiesuffered damage. >>> researchers believe they have identified a fragment of amelia erhardt's lost aircraft. the international group for historic aircraft recovery examined the piece of metal found on a pacific ocean. it matched a patch put on erhardt's plane in miami in her attempt to fly around the world. the piece was found on an island in the middle of the pacific about 350 miles south of erhardt's destination. erhardt, and her navigator and their plane went down during an attempt to fly around the world, a journey that originated in oakland. they're trying to raise money to check underwater. and write the final chapter in the 77-year-old mystery. >>> the city of santa cruz is tripling fines for people who cause trouble over halloween from thursday, tomorrow, until saturday morning in the downtown area. people who drink alcohol in public will face a $480 fine. littering, that will get you $288 in fines. graffiti, $576. trespassing, $576. and there's many more. santa cruz police say t

fema announced it will distribute money to napa and solano county residents. this is in addition to an emergency declaration signed by president obama. >>> prices are plim iting at the pump. a trend -- plummeting at the pump. kpix 5's mark kelly joins us live in south san francisco. mark, some bay area cities are seeing prices drop below $3 a gallon. >> reporter: true, ken. there is cheap and there is really cheap. that's what we are seeing here at cosco in san francisco. $2.99 a gallon to buy gas here. saw some pretty long lines today because of it. just sat down in the last 20 minutes or so. down in san jose today, we caught these gas prices. 2 the dollars 95. aaa is predict these prices to keep drop right through the holiday season. there are a number of reasons why. the u.s. is produce more crude oil than ever before. people are driving less so of course consumption is down. and this one very important switch to the type of gasoline we put in our vehicles. >> you can find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood or sacramento by logging on to k pix.com/gas. >

health officials confirmed two cases in alameda county, a third child in solano county did not have to be hospitalized. ktvu john fowler tells us that the virus is likely more widespread than we think. >> reporter: the virus affects mostly infants to teens, spread through coughs, sneezes, or touch. >> she is just home with me. i'm not so concerned, but you know i know to look out for the signs of things like that. >> reporter: and they released few details of their new cases. >> we have two confirmed cases. those particular viruses, they seem to present similars. enterovirus is sinked to the system. she had a virus lung infection and suddenly developed paralysis. doctors say her left arm won't recover. dr. daniel robins says that many children are exposed to the fire. >> when you put in context into the other things that you see here, this appears to be on the whole less severe. >> reporter: he says that only a handful of children become ill. those with asthma appear to be more at risk. any child with breathing problems, developing the sudden weakness should see a doctor immediately. >

warm to hot in-hand although some areas like lake county, eastern solano county really tough to coolr most. here is sal >> we are looking at a commute where traffic is off to a destearnt on the east shore freeway. i want to show you the traffic times, still 17 minutes. drive time between the car kannas bridge. when you get to the bay brain toll plaza, more people are showing up. drive time, still 8 to 10 minutes driving from this point to the san francisco side. highway 4 in antioch, some stop and go traffic. no trouble concord to walnut creek. at 5:30, let's go back to the desk >> thank you, sal. >>> happening today, an operation targeting contractors accused of taking advantage of victims of the napa earth wake. alex savage is in napa where prosecutors will release more information about the recent sting. alex? >> good morning to you. with so much damage here from the earthquake, a lot of contractors have been busy. but state authorities cracked down of those doing repair work under the table >> you're going to charge me 10 grand? >>> straight up. >> nothing more, nothing less. >>

two children in alameda county tested positive for the virus and the third child in solano county was to have the virus but did not need to be hospitalized. the virus affects mostly babies and young children and those with breathing problems such as asthma are more at risk. alameda county is not releasing many details about its two cases but the health department says enterovirus appears to look like the common cold in the beginning. it is in the polio family though and in extreme cases it can cause paralysis. it can spread through coughing sneezing or tough touch. doctors are advising parents and children to be vigilant in washing their hands. the health department says like the common cold there, violent no specific treatment for an enterovirus infection. reporting live in the newsroom. pam. >> all right. thank you, pam. it is 7:47. we want to check in with sal for more on the breaking news on 680 in fremont. all of the lanes are blocked? sglul. >> august well, they're -- sal? >> all, well, they're letting a few people by. the rest of the normal lanes, something was causing flat tir

they are fixing bridge seals in napa and solano county. >>> and east bay company recalling more than 400 pounds of meat products. the recall affects galena's original beef and cheese and the paramount beef. the products were made by and shipped to a bay area store and a distributor in northern california. food safety experts say the meat filling, it wasn't properly cooked. there are no reports of anyone being sick at this point. but if you have any questions, get in contact with gallant foods. >>> 7:11. two men arrested after a fight in the levi stadium bathroom. coming up at 7:30, new details about the incident before kickoff sunday, including what a witness said happened right before punches were thrown. >>> an unusual mystery this morning in busy manhattan. up next, the investigation after a dead bear cub was found in central park in new york. >>> and we have all kinds of slow traffic in the east bay, including on highway 24. closer to the tunnel and also here in la fayette. we'll tell you more about the drive times -- coming up. >>> dare i say it does look like it will be cooler