tiffany wilson is live in the bay view. getting better, tiffany. >> reporter: yeah, it is getting better, kristen. that 12-inch water main break happened about midnight. you can see a lot of activity right here behind me. this is actually good news. these are crews who are cleaning up an earlier barrier that had been made to help divert the water that was gushing down the street. now you can see that water has slowed down. so they are cleaning it up. again, the crews were able to shut off the water supply to that pipe several hours ago. so the situation now is much more in control. about half a dozen homes were flooded and some families woke up to flooded garages. others woke up overnight to flooded basements. but with the firefighters able to create the barrier that's now being cleaned up, the flooding didn't impact as many homes as initially expected. at firts it was reported that several dozen homes had been flooded. now it's down to about six or seven. tyrone with the san francisco public utilities commission has been he

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson joins us live from the bay view district. how's it looking right now, tiffany? >> reporter: well, matt, the situation is improving, but crews still have a long way to go. if you look over my shoulder, up the hill to where there's a truck parked up there, that's the focus right now. it's very close to where the pipe broke. two pumps are working to evacuate the water in the sink hole that was created by the water main break. once they're able to access the pipe, they will start doing repairs. the public utilities commission says it was a 12-inch water main installed in 1953 that ruptured around midnight. water gushed down keith street and flooded the basements and garages of half a dozen homes. family members tried to make impromptu barriers with pieces of wood. the fire department also created a barrier of sand and asphalt to help redirect the water into strorm drains. the cleanup and repair process is expected to take hours. >> so we're going to open up the pavement, expose the pipeline that broke, and take a look and see what

he apologized, but as tiffany wilson found, some women advocacy groups feel it doesn't go far enough. >> he is apologizing after these comments set off a storm of criticism. >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. that i think might be one of the additional super powers that quite frankly women who don't ask for a raise have. that's good karma. it will come back. >> today on the streets of san francisco women add -- addamently disagree. >> i think it is absolutely absurd. if they feel like they deserve it, they have to ask for it. >> he responded with a tweet saying he was inarticulate and then sent a message to the company. it says, i answered the question wrong. i believe men and women should get equal pay for equal work. if you think you deserve a raise, you should ask. when it comes to raises, he says many of his clients prefer to look for a new job than ask for more money. >> a lot of times we say have you asked for a raise? the more common answer is i have not. >> molly

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson live at at&t park with more. hey, tiffany. >> reporter: hey, indicates i. with last night's win, they execs tended their streak to ten. more importantly, it means they're one win away from advancing to the national league championship series. fans around the ballpark today were buzzing with excitement. many sat through the marathon matchup yesterday and cringing as the hours ticked by. but it was worth the wait. once again, the giants did not disappoint in october. today the team returned to san francisco and is enjoying a very well-deserved day off. but tomorrow it's back to business. left-hander madison balm garner will start. it's noon tore 2:00 p.m. is start game. we talked to folks who plan to play hookey from school and work. don't be surprised if a couple of people are missing from the office. about 4,000 tickets are still available on stub hub starting at $95 each. fans say the potential to see the clinch is priceless. >> i don't even know if we can explain the excitement, the anxiety and i think they can

tiffany wilson is live at second and briept with the story. tiffany? >> dan, this is near the location that evans was shot. i spoke with his family and they say that they absolutely cannot believe their son would pull a gun on an officer. as lights and sirens sur under rounded -- surrounded evans his mother knew something was wrong. >> i was feeling just worried and keep calling his phone and keep calling his phone and there was no answer. >> reporter: at 2:00 in the morning her phone finally rang. >> calling to tell me my son was killed by the san francisco police. >> reporter: evans and two others burglarized a mercedes-benz suv. when officers tried to stop them police say evans pointed a gun their way. >> we never want to have to use deadly force, but we do want our officers to be able to defend themselves and go home at night. >> reporter: those close to evans say he was a family man. here he is with his mom in the red shirt next to his brother and with his niece and nephew. his family says he had no criminal record and wouldn't point a gun at an o

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson live at at&t park with more. hey, tiffany. >> reporter: hey, indicates i. with last night's win, they execs tended their streak to ten. more importantly, it means they're one win away from advancing to the national league championship series. fans around the ballpark today were buzzing with excitement. many sat through the marathon matchup yesterday and cringing as the hours ticked by. but it was worth the wait. once again, the giants did not disappoint in october. today the team returned to san francisco and is enjoying a very well-deserved day off. but tomorrow it's back to business. left-hander madison balm garner will start. it's noon tore 2:00 p.m. is start game. we talked to folks who plan to play hookey from school and work. don't be surprised if a couple of people are missing from the office. about 4,000 tickets are still available on stub hub starting at $95 each. fans say the potential to see the clinch is priceless. >> i don't even know if we can explain the excitement, the anxiety and i think they can

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson caught up with giants fans who gathered to wish the players luck. >> reporter: crowded behind orange fences, fans hoped for a moment with their heroes. hunter pence obliged with a couple of autographs. slowly the stars started to arrive, unload their suitcases and step onto the buses. right at 10:00, juan gutierrez screeched into the parking lot with his family. then he ran back for his daughter's backpack. other than that, things went without a hitch. even bruce bochy seemed relaxed. >> he seemed fantastic and ambitious and really, really healthy and happy. >> reporter: what is it like seeing the players just 20 feet away from you? >> i'm going to the game on saturday. but this is just such a human touch to it. >> reporter: his game four ticket cost $800. >> and it's worth it because it's on the bucket list of things to do. and you can't replace the excitement of this. >> reporter: it's the third time in five seasons police have stopped traffic for the world series-bound giants. >> 10, 12, 14. it's something you can certainly get used to. >> report

tiffany wilsons live outside the ballpark where fans went wild again. >> oh my goodness. the fans went absolutely wild. dan, this is a prelude tonight to what the action will be if e team wins tmorrow. amid the celebration -- >> let a go! one more! one more! we're going to the series! >> started withuiet expectations and a couple of boys playing catch. >> i like outfielder and pitcher. >> the youthful enthusiasm repeated itself across the faces of long-time fans. >> this is what you look forward to because you never know when it will happen agai >> for them tonight's goal was simple. >> just a win. we have one more to go. >> a win. it is the same wish fans made in the stadium as they sat in their seats. many waited for the openg pitch with raw nerves. >> i was a little anxious for the giants game. >> he is a 31-year season ticket holder who will talk strategy and play your stats and stories as long as you let him. i think the energy of the crowd is the 10th man on the field. >> he has his game face and his game shirt on. >> this is my lucky shirt. if i smell, it is only b

he apologized, but as tiffany wilson found, some women advocacy groups feel it doesn't go far enough. >> he is apologizing after these comments set off a storm of criticism. >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. that i think might be one of the additional super powers that quite frankly women who don't ask for a raise have. that's good karma. it will come back. >> today on the streets of san francisco women add -- addamently disagree. >> i think it is absolutely absurd. if they feel like they deserve it, they have to ask for it. >> he responded with a tweet saying he was inarticulate and then sent a message to the company. it says, i answered the question wrong. i believe men and women should get equal pay for equal work. if you think you deserve a raise, you should ask. when it comes to raises, he says many of his clients prefer to look for a new job than ask for more money. >> a lot of times we say have you asked for a raise? the more common answer is i have not. >> molly

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson has details . printed as an ad , the hospital apologized to the community. two nurses who cared for him contracted the virus. the hospital ceo admitted two key failures, a lack of communication about his travel history and the lack of ebola education and training prior to duncan's arrival. saying as a institution, we may mistake handling during this very difficult challenge. >> if more people are infected with ebola, other hospitals could find themselves in the same unprepared position. she wanted hospitals to stock top suits and require routine practices for care givers on how to take them off and on. >> national nurses united created an online petition considering a protocol for treating all ebola patients . in west africa they now term ebola nurse killer. sth this is so critical we get this right. we in this country we should have the ability to contain and eradicate ebola. >> all of the people who were exposed to it, thankfully they were all a tic tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> a single patient

tiffany wilson, abc 7. >> here is the schedule. today is at noon. game two tomorrow in d.c. at 2:30 p.m.. and series comes back to at&t park for game three on monday. the starting time has not been announced. we'll let you know as soon as abc 7 gets word. game four takes place tuesday and the series would return to wednesday for the deciding fifth game if needed next thursday. >> we hope they do it consecutively and just finish it. >> i like go four just to keep it interesting. >>> well, much more ahead including still to come at risk for another cyber attack. why some experts think a massive security breach at jp morgan might not be the last. >>> and the latest consumer complaint regarding the iphone 6. >>> and mike nicco with an update on today's accuweather forecast. denturh. y different than real teeth. they're about ten times softer and have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. >>> a massive cyber attack against jpmorgan chase may have left

tiffany wilson is live at second and briept with the story. tiffany? >> dan, this is near the location that evans was shot. i spoke with his family and they say that they absolutely cannot believe their son would pull a gun on an officer. as lights and sirens sur under rounded -- surrounded evans his mother knew something was wrong. >> i was feeling just worried and keep calling his phone and keep calling his phone and there was no answer. >> reporter: at 2:00 in the morning her phone finally rang. >> calling to tell me my son was killed by the san francisco police. >> reporter: evans and two others burglarized a mercedes-benz suv. when officers tried to stop them police say evans pointed a gun their way. >> we never want to have to use deadly force, but we do want our officers to be able to defend themselves and go home at night. >> reporter: those close to evans say he was a family man. here he is with his mom in the red shirt next to his brother and with his niece and nephew. his family says he had no criminal record and wouldn't point a gun at an o

he apologized, but as tiffany wilson found, some women advocacy groups feel it doesn't go far enough.> he is apologizing after these comments set off a storm of criticism. >> it is not really about asking for the raise, but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. that i think might be one of the additional super powers that quite frankly women who don't ask for a raise have. that's good karma. it will come back. >> today on the streets of san francisco women add -- addamently disagree. >> i think it is absolutely absurd. if they feel like they deserve it, they have to ask for it. >> he responded with a tweet saying he was inarticulate and then sent a message to the company. it says, i answered the question wrong. i believe men and women should get equal pay for equal work. if you think you deserve a raise, you should ask. when it comes to raises, he says many of his clients prefer to look for a new job than ask for more money. >> a lot of times we say have you asked for a raise? the more common answer is i have not. >> molly wo

tiffany wilson is live outside the ballpark where fans went wild again. >> oh my goodness. the fans went absolutely wild. dan, this is a prelude tonight to what the action will be if the team wins tomorrow. amid the celebration -- >> let a go! one more! one more! we're going to the series! >> started with quiet expectations and a couple of boys playing catch. >> i like outfielder and pitcher. >> their youthful enthusiasm repeated itself across the faces of long-time fans. >> this is what you look forward to because you never know when it will happen again. >> for them tonight's goal was simple. >> just a win. we have one more to go. >> a win. it is the same wish fans made in the stadium as they sat in their seats. many waited for the opening pitch with raw nerves. >> i was a little anxious for the giants game. >> he is a 31-year season ticket holder who will talk strategy and play your stats and stories as long as you let him. >> i think the energy of the crowd is the 10th man on the field. >> he has his game face and his game shirt on. >> this is my lucky shirt. if i smell

tiffany wilson is live at second and briept with the story. tiffany? >> dan, this is near the location that evans was shot. i spoke with his family and they say that they absolutely cannot believe their son would pull a gun on an officer. as lights and sirens sur under rounded -- surrounded evans his mother knew something was wrong. >> i was feeling just worried and keep calling his phone and keep calling his phone and there was no answer. >> reporter: at 2:00 in the morning her phone finally rang. >> calling to tell me my son was killed by the san francisco police. >> reporter: evans and two others burglarized a suv. mercedes-benz suv. when officers tried to stop them police say evans pointed a gun their way. >> we never want to have to use deadly force, but we do want our officers to be able to defend themselves and go home at night. >> reporter: those close to evans say he was a family man. here he is with his mom in the red shirt next to his brother and with his niece and nephew. his family says he had no criminal record and wouldn't point a gun at

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the reaction has not been positive. i'm standing outside of the setup for sales force dream force conference right there. it kicks off on monday and you can imagine that the thousands of people who are coming into town for this conference are going to be talking quite a bit about those comments. just seconds after these comments -- >> it's not really about asking for the raise but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. >> reporter: twitter started to react with messages of disbelief. today on the streets of san francisco, the feeling was similar. >> as a professional woman, i think that it's absolutely absurd. >> i think the message was entirely wrong. women are starting from a place behind men to begin with and they need to be encouraged to speak up and ask for raises and ask for things that are going to help them succeed and develop. >> reporter: microsoft's ceo quickly responded with this tweet saying he was inarticulate. then he sent an e-mail to the entire

tiffany wilson is live outside the ballpark where fans went wild again. >> oh my goodness.n, this is a prelude tonight to what the action will be if the team wins tomorrow. amid the celebration -- >> let a go! one more! one more! we're going to the series! >> started with quiet expectations and a couple of boys playing catch. >> i like outfielder and pitcher. >> their youthful enthusiasm repeated itself across the faces of long-time fans. >> this is what you look forward to because you neverit n again. >> for them tonight's goal was simple. >> just a win. we have one more to go. >> a win. it is the same wish fans made in the stadium as they sat in their seats. many waited for the opening pitch with raw nerves. >> i was a little anxious for the giants game. >> he is a 31-year season ticket holder who willstrategy k strategy and play your stats and stories as long as you let him. >> i think the energy of the crowd is the 10th man on the field. >> he has his game face and his game shirt on. >> this is my lucky shirt. if i smell, it is only because i haven't washed it recently.

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> congratulations to john. tiffany was the first to tweet out the winner. he's a production manager at the napa valley register. the paper says he will be using the $13,000 prize to fix his home which was damaged in the august earthquake. really nice. we have a link to the scheduled events of the half moon bay pumpkin festival on abc7news.com. >> look at the size of that thing. incredible. >>> let's turn to consumer news. here's a bit of advice you've heard 7 on your side's michael finney give before. >> this evening michael is here with perhaps the best reason ever to read your medical bills. >> this was really an amazing study. californians have accumulated the third highest amount of medical debt in the united states according to a new study. medical debt is particularly high in california because of, get this, inaccurate billing. audits found more than 80% of california medical bills have errors so consider this a heads-up to read your bills and complain if something doesn't look right. only new york and te

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live at at&t park. tiffany, i have seen members of the team boarding those buses, getting ready to head to the airport. >> that is right, carolyn. the team members are starting to get here. we just saw manager bruce bochy arrive, and i'll step out so you can get a live look. there are a couple of fans here. you can see the buses as they are waiting for those players to hop on. the giants are schedule today leave at&t park at 10:00 this morning. they will head straight to sfo and from there they have a charterd flight to kansas city. you are looking at video from the teamworking out yesterday. they started their pitching fielding practice, which is something routine for spring training, but here even late in the season they are focusing on fundamentals. madison bumgarner will start game one against the royals tuesday night. the first pitch is at 5:07:00 p.m. now this caps off an amazing run for both teams, which enter the playoffs as wild cards. the giants breeze fluid the pittsburgh pirates, and the roya

but first, a abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in walnut creek with a look at today's heat. tiffany? >> reporter: well, it's beautiful right now, just a couple of hours ago, little kids were reaching for the fountains. some nights demand ice cream and had this is one of the nights. he is visiting friends. >> i thought it was going to be cold, bay area is colder than so cal. hottest conditions i have seen. >> reporter: families suffered the same discomfort. surrounded by octoberfest, many refreshed one pinti itat a time. and others honored rights to bare arms, back and feet. and you know the saying, if you can't sand the heat, get out of the kitchen. case in point here. >> i had one employee that could not handle the heat, they had to go home. >> reporter: at 94 years old, her age rivals the temperature reading, time-tested advice helped her to stay unphased. >> my helper finds shady spots for me. that's where i go. >> reporter: firefighters had no way to escape the sun. >> we have a lot of clothing on that keeps our heat in while we are working hard, so we have with to stay e

abc 7 reporter tiffany wilson has the story. >> reporter: to stand here is to be humbled. >> uss america, we want to make it look pretty for you guys. >> reporter: today is her coming out party, her commission, her official introduction into the active fleet of the united states navy. canon blasts began a ceremony rich with history and hopes for fair winds, smooth waters and safety for all on board. secretary of the navy spoke with us prior to delivering the keynote address. >> this ship will sail for decades, protecting american interests and it will carry marines. it will provide the presence that america has to have. >> reporter: then, the moment of awakening. >> officers and crew of the uss america, man our ships and bring her toñr life. crew members ran to the uss america and up the gangway and deck, many could not wait for this moment. >> it will look amazing. as soon as it comes to life everybody will love it. it will be spectacular. >> reporter: now that the uss america is officially commissioned, it means they are the first laying the foundation for sailors to com

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> you can get updates on our abc7 news app. it is free to download. >>> still to come on news at 11:00, the giants are in kansas city ready to take on the royals and the fans are ready too. what it cost to attend the game and which location is the most expensive. and a paralyzed groom walked down the aisle thanks to a berkeley company. and thieves are stepping up their game. what you need to do to protect your purchases when abc fu from the bay bridge. this is a live picture and you can see traffic at a stand still on the lower deck. the crews are working to free a truck that got stuck at the treasure eye land exit and -- treasure island exit. we will bring you details throughout the hour. >>> the san francisco giants arrived in kansas city today, and they will start the world series against the royals on tuesday. players and team staff boarded buses at at&t park before heading to sfo and cans caps city before they -- and kansas city. >> it feels great. it is every other year, come on. it is an even year thing. >> the last five

tiffany wilson is live at at&t park where excitement has been building all day. tiffany? >> yes, you can sense the anticipation. everything is good to go and now fans are waiting for more giants playoff magic tomorrow. >> twas the night before game 3 and the gates were locked and the bunting the locked. the fans were ready with game day gear and bars stacked -- stocked up with cases of beer. the 18-inning and six and a half hour game. tomorrow marty whree -- marty leigh anticipates the noise level will deafen. >> they talk about the football fans and the noise and this and that. i think we rival any football stadium jie. she has a ticket to witness the action in person. >> thanks to my boss forgiving me the day off. other fans plan to play hooky could. the game is officially sold out, but stub hub has a few tickets available. those who live and breathe can't wait to see the giants back on the home field. >> 2010, 2012, 2014 is our year. >> i know we got this. we got this. >> they are doing well and i think we have the momentum to go all the way. >> the team returned to sa

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> and here's a picture of kaufman stadium in kansas city tod today. 7-2 loss. wayne's next report coming up at 11:00. follow him on twitter @wayne freedman. >>> the national park service is trying to track down what appears to be a serial graffiti artist. the park service has received reports of vandalism at at least ten national parks in five western states including california. this one was found in yosemite on a granite rock near the vernal falls. a blogger linked the vandalism to an instagram account which was passed on to the national park service. they said it takes the issue of vandalism seriously. >>> that's too bad. >>> we have a lot more ahead on this wednesday night. is the san jose police association discouraging recruits from joining the sjpd? >>> a company in hot water for bringing in overseas workers and barely paying them in rupes. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. your weekend plans, coming up. >>> how an ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. l

tiffany wilson joins us live with their reaction. >> reporter: this is the best place to watch the games fans, they had a lot of ups and downs. and that last interception, a lot of the bears fans just emptied out. they couldn't even watch the final seconds. a clash of northern and southern california today, pitting bear against breuin. >> they're the baby bears and we're the original bears he. >> reporter: before the game, they stored up energy for the battle ahead. >> we have some korean barbecue chicken. >> reporter: these fans have been tailgating together for 32 seasons. and they don't mess around. >> good friends, good food and good football. that's what we all say. >> reporter: a vehicle decked out in blue and gold, license plate spanish for bear. >> on game day, everything revolves around the football game. >> reporter: and they model their team's appreciation. >> go bears. >> reporter: bruins fans also swarmed downtown berkeley. >> especially the giants and dodgers, it will always be a big game. >> reporter: many students still tired from the road trip. >> going to be worth it.

inland cooler meant ice cream at abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains. >> nothing better than this. >> jim is visiting friends in the bay area. >> i thought it would be cold up here, you know, bay area, it's colder than south cal. >> not so. i think i've been here ten years and it's one of the hottest conditions i've seen it. >> and the clayton family suffered the same discomfort. >> it's really hot. surround by oktoberfest, many refreshed one pint at a time. >> any advice to stay cool? >> hydrate. maybe with beer! >> others take care of their arms, back and heat. the first aid tent handed out free sunscreen. and you know the saying, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. case in point. >> i had one employee who couldn't handle the heat, had to go home. >> at 94 years old, her age rivals the temperature reading. time-tested advice helped her remain unphased. >> my helper found a shady spot for me. that's where i go. >> but some had no way to escape the sun. >> we have a lot of clothing to keep our heat in while we are working hard, so we have to say extra vigilant abo

tiffany wilson has this story. >> to stand next to the uss america is to be humbled.he ship's size, strength and technology is evident from bow to stern. but the hull is home. >> it's america. we have to make it look pretty for the u.s. >> karen began a ceremony rich with history and hopes for winds and water and safety for all on board. secretary of the navy, ray, spoke to us prior to delivering the keynote address. >> this ship will sail for decades, protecting american interests, it will carry marines, and it will provide the presence that america has to have. >> that's the moment of awakening. >> officers and crew of the uss america, man our ship and bring her to life. [cheers and applause] >> crewmembers ran to the uss america, up the deck, many could not wait for the moment. >> it is amazing. as soon as it comes alive, it will be spectacular. >> now that the uss america is officially commissioned, the crew are considered plank owners. it means they are the first. laying the foundation for generations to come. >> being a plank owner is a great opportunity. >> alt

in the east buy, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> you can track the high temperatures anytime with the abc news weather app. you can get it free from apple's app store or on google play. >>> developing news from downtown oakland where a fight and shooting early this morning have left three people shot, one fatally. oakland police tell abc7 news their officer saw a large group fighting at the intersection of 14th and franklin street just after 1:30 this morning. the officers heard gunshots three people were shot. one died on the way to the hospital. another showed up at a local emergency room. all three victims were adult males. police say the fight and shooting happened outside a nightclub in the area. no one has been arrested. >>> police in san jose are looking for two thieves who left a man tied up for 16 hours. they broke into his home at midnight saturday and tied him up. they made off with several items from the home. finally, around 4:15 yesterday afternoon, about 16 hours later, a friend went to check on the man and found him bound up. the victim is in his 60s. he was taken to the h

tiffany wilson has the story. >> as an accountant york is me particular last with his bills. he noticed a trend at comcast. >> i was having over billing on pretty much every single every single invoice. there was some error. >>reporter: he says he called comcast repeetdly. even went to the san jose store. but no one could fix the billing error or faulty service. eventually he decided to call the accounting controller office at comcast to complain. >> that is where everything went awry. >>reporter: attorney ryan says he heard from his employer price waterhouse cooper one hour later. price waterhouse consults for comcast. >> he received a call from a partner in the philadelphia office of price waterhouse cooper telling him to back off. to stop calling comcast. that he had received a call from the controller office. client was very angry. the client was very important. >>reporter: letter from the comcast attorney confirms a call was made between comcast and price waterhouse. several days later 0rourke was out of a job.ice waterhouse w only comment with statement that reads in pa

tiffany wilson has this story. >> to stand next to the uss america is to be humbled.hip's size, strength and technology of evident from bow to stern. but the hull is home. >> it's america. we have to make it look pretty for the u.s. >> karen began a ceremony rich with history and hopes for winds and water and safety for all on board. secretary of the navy, ray, spoke to us prior to delivering the keynote address. >> this ship will ship for decades and carry the american interests. it will carry marines. it will provide the presence that america has to have. >> that's the moment of awakening. >> officers and crew of the uss america, man our ship and bring her to life. [cheers and applause] >> crewmembers ran to the uss america, up the deck, many could not wait for the moment. >> it will be amazing. as soon as it comes alive, it will be spectacular. >> now that the uss america is officially commissioned, the crew are considered plank owners. it means they are the first. laying the foundation for generations to come. >> it's a great opportunity to have. >> although presi

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> the ship tours start at 9:00.o just about ten minutes ago. people could get on the uss america to check it out. >> and very nice weather. it will just get warmer out there. everyone in the 60s and 70s right now except san rafael and oakland. in san francisco, 61 degrees. the winds have shifted while you were sleeping, drying out the atmosphere. boy, we are talking about a big warmup today. 80 downtown. i will have the details on the rest of the bay and maybe some rain coming our way coming up. >> all right. thanks, lisa. also next, a confrontation between police and protesters in missouri during another night of demonstrations. plus, the giants and cardinals get back on the field for the nlcs. the bay area takes on a controversy involving the mayor of st. louis. californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes prop 46. they say

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson joins us live in the newsroom. this is a pretty outrageous claim to start with. >> yeah, it certainly does sound outrageous. i got off the phone with an attorney who said this case is highly unusual. but he said o'roerk has a legitimate claim because comcast has no right to call an employer when a customer simply calls to complain about a bill. it started with a $26 overcharge on a bill. connor said it cost him his job as an accountant. >> i'm very upset about that, obviously, that my livelihood was taken away from me. >> reporter: o'roerk said he went to the store but no one could fix his faulty service. he decided to call the accounting office to complain. >> that's where everything went awry. and i think that some of the terminology that was used, specific accounti ining termino, was obviously enough to set them off that we have -- we do have a serious problem with our accounting. >> reporter: according to o'roerk's attorney, an hour later he got a call from his employer which consults for comcast. >> i think he

as tiffany wilson finds, some women's advocacy groups doend think it goes enough. >> reporter: he is apologizing after these comments set off a storm of criticism. >> it's not really about asking for the raise but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. and that, i think, might be one of the additional superpowers that, quite frankly, women who don't ask for a raise have. because that good karma will come back. >> reporter: on the streets of san francisco women adamantly disagre disagreed. >> i think it's absolutely absurd. if they feel they deserve it, they have to ask for it. >> reporter: nadella said he was inarticulate and then sent an e-mail to the entire company. it reads in part, i answered the question completely wrong. i believe men and women should get equal pay for equal work. and if you think you deserve a raise, you should ask. when it comes to raises, tech recruiter scott brosnan says many of his clients prefer to look for a new job rae than ask for more money. >> have you asked for a raise? the more common answe

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00.eryl jennings. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> it's like a story line from a movie. meth, money, and the mexican cartels in an organized crime ring. >> largest drug seizure in the history of contra costa county. >>> the numbers are staggering. that's ahead. >>> plus, preventing another firestorm. the new effort now under way. >>> and paper, plastic or apple pay? >> i just paid for it. that simple. >> the big step toward making cash obsolete, but what happens if you lose your phone? >>> i'm spencer christian with the current round of showers winding down, i will show you when we can expect our next bout of rainfall coming up. >>> we are following a big drug bust tonight. 500 pounds of methamphetamine off the streets. good evening. i'm ama daetz in for dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for joining us. local and state law enforcement agencies announced today the take-down of a major international drug trafficking organization that was based in contra costa county. abc 7

. >> tiffany wilson joins us with the details. >> reporter: analysts were expecting yahoo!share. instead they returned about 50 cents a share so they did beat the expectations, but as you said, some analysts don't think they have done enough. pressure was high entring today's third quarter earnings call. the ceo is now two years into her tenure and some analysts don't feel she's done enough to turn the once iconic company around. >> there was a blockbuster headline out today. no. is that a good thing? probably. >> reporter: terry connolly is dean emeritus at the business school. since yahoo! beat expectations, he says it buys myers more time. he feels much of yahoo!'s success this story came from strong financial engineering like the alibaba investment and subsequent ipo. >> in terms of the future, yahoo! needs to find some of its core businesses performing as well as its cfo office. >> reporter: today is the first time yahoo! has broken out its mobile revenue. >> they are expecting by the end of the year to have mobile ad revenue at $1.2 billion. >> reporter: seth rosenbla

tiffany wilson has more. >> reporter: aerial acrobatics dazzled and delighted. >> oh, my gosh. it's amazing. we're so happy to be here. >> reporter: looping, twisting, turning. all aircraft setting the stage for the fan favorite to take control of the sky. >> what's your favorite part? >> the blue angels, of course. >> i like the blue angels! >> me too! >> i'm excited for the blue angels show. they're going to be flying soon. even us in the service, we geek out on that. >> definitely the blue angels. they stole the show yesterday. i'm sure they'll do it again today. >> reporter: she was right about the blue angels stealing the show once again, but many families arrived early to explore other attractions like this coast guard boat and marine vehicle. >> i saw all the stuff. >> reporter: we found children ooging men in goggles, imagining themselves as future heroes. does this make you want to be a pilot? >> yeah. >> reporter: for veteran fleet week attendees, the mission was simple. arrive early, stake out space, and enjoy. >> airplanes are a big thing for the little boys. >> rep

. >> tiffany wilson has more from the newsroom. >> nigeria had 19 cases of ebola but on monday, the w.h.o. will declare it ebola-free if a new case is not detected over the weekend. to reach that status, a country must go 42 days without any new cases. two nurses infected after treating a patient who died at a dallas hospital are both in isolation. although doctors say the risk of catching ebola in the united states is incredibly small, some travelers are already displaying signs of anxiety. during a southwest flight to philadelphia yesterday, this woman wore a mask. another image going viral on social media, this woman at dulles international airport wednesday traveling in a homemade protective suit. >> yeah, i'm worried about ebola. >> reporter: no californian has been diagnosed with ebola, yet before boarding her bus, regina told us she feels at risk. >> i'm just trying to stay safe and stay away from people that are sneezing, coughing, you know, have fevers. >> reporter: others waiting for lunch downtown san francisco aren't as concerned. >> i think everything's under control and nige

this picture was tweeted, from tiffany wilson. by the way, he is from napa. so, he is a local guy, one of the interrupts and, again, he has won with this pumpkin --. >> look at that thing, 2,058. >> you don't make a pie with that. but the size is impressive. sometimes rot is a problem. this is looking beautiful. >> great job. >> a lot of babying. >> still ahead at look, an important health warning of a popular williams sonoma product. >> caught on camera, a nascar brawl and what set off the fight between the drivers. >> a return to san francisco after a tough loss to the giants last night. >> how about a look outside, the uss america in this live picture commissioned this past weekend end for "fleet week." they are giving out tours and it is busy with folks checking out the uss americaing and a massive line of those waiting to visit line of those waiting to visit the uss >> a big brawl in the racing world on saturday after they bumped into each other self times during the race. this upset the veteran driver tony stewart so much that he actually put his car in

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. >>> it's known as the enterovirus, a respiratory infection spreading across the country. for the first time it's been detected in northern california. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony says doctors and parents are on high alert. >> we do have our first case. >> 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 -- y

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> we have been seeing a lot of giants fever. this kid is pretty confident about the world series outcome. his sign says have no fear, it's an even year. >> 2010, 2012, 2014. they are on track. you can e-mail your fan photos to kgo-tv.com or tweet them to us. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, stuck in an elevator. no problem, right? they take matters into their own hands to escape. >>> i'm michael finney. today's 7 on your side q & a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook which means you can contact me on facebook.com and on twitter. i will answer your questions here live a little later. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. a gorgeous scene from the emeryville camera, a few passing high clouds. shower chance for the north bay tomorrow looks like everyone is getting wet on saturday. i will have details for your thursday forecast coming up. >>> at 4:36, another live look at the afternoon commute. this is in walnut creek, interstate 680, oncoming traffic heading from walnut creek to conc

tiffani wilson is live from the newsroom with the story. >> the military's announcement about the strike team and the hospital's apology come as many in the medical community are anxiously waiting for the cdc to release new ebola guidelines for health care workers,. >> printed at as a full page ad, tex health presbyterian apologized to the community and attempted to explain what went wrong. the first ebola patient in the united states died from the disease there. two nurses who cared for him contracted the virus. the hospital's ceo admitted two key failures. a lack of communication about thomas duncan's travel history and the lack of ebola education and training prior to duncan's arrival, saying, as an institution, we made mistakes in handling this very difficult challenge. today, bonny castillo of national nurses united says if more people are infected with ebola other hospitals could find themselves in the same unprepared position. she wants hospital to stock top-grade hazmat suits and require routine practice sessions for care-givers to learn how to put them on and take them off. >> i

tiffani wilson is live from the newsroom with the story. >> the military's announcement about the strike team and the hospital's apology come as many in the medical community are anxiously waiting for the cdc to release new ebola guidelines for health care workers,. >> printed at as a full page ad, tex health presbyterian apologized to the community and attempted to explain what went wrong. the first ebola patient in the united states died from the disease there. two nurses who cared for him contracted the virus. the hospital's ceo admitted two key failures. a lack of communication about thomas duncan's travel history and the lack of ebola education and training prior to duncan's arrival, saying, as an institution, we made mistakes in handling this very difficult challenge. today, bonny castillo of national nurses united says if more people are infected with ebola other hospitals could find themselves in the same unprepared position. she wants hospital to stock top-grade hazmat suits and require routine practice sessions for care-givers to learn how to put them on and take them off. >> i

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live. >> reporter: well, the good news is the water that we'reeeing flowing right now, nothing like what happened overnight. the break actually occurred about a block up on keith street. you can see some crews up there working right now. then all of that water pouring down from the 12-inch pipe break came down keith street into homes that are at the bottom of the hill. so crews worked overnight to build this barrier you can see to redirect the water into some drainpipes so that it wouldn't go into more basements. if you take a look at the video from earlier, you can see families who were trying to divert the water from going into their homes, and the good news to report right now, the san francisco public utilities commission downgraded the number of homes impacted. initially they were saying a couple dozen. now they say it's just six or seven homes that had flooded basements and garages. however, about three blocks worth of houses currently have no water access, and pg&e was called out to check on their utility equipment. >> the homeowners came

insiders say this buy ceo marissa more time to turn the company around. 7 news tiffany wilson with morerom sunnyvale. >> during today earnings call ceo myers said we have come really far really fast. but industry analyst aren't sure she answered 2 critical question adequately enough. >> what is the core business of yahoo going forward and can they grow it in a way that commands a premium in the market. >> conley at the golden gate university business school. since yahoo beat expectation he says it buys meier more time. conley feels much of yahoo success this quarter came from strong financial engineering like the investment subsequent i p o. >> in terms of the future yahoo needs to find some of its core businesses performing as well as cf o office. >> today the first time yahoo has broken out the mobile revenue. >> expecting by the end of the year to have mobile ad revenue at 1.2 billion dollars. >> senior writer says releasing the statistics is a big deal. >> by announces the mobile ad revenue is not only throwing a bone to activist investors and saying look here we do really well in t

. >> tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> you can track the high temperatures anytime with the abc news weather app. you can get it free from apple's app store or on google play. >>> developing fuse from downtown oakland where a fight and shooting early this morning have left three people shot, one fatally. oakland police tell abc7 news their officer saw a large group fighting it intersection of 14th and franklin street just after 1:30 this morning. the officers heard gunshots three people were shot. one died on the way to the hospital. the third showed up at a local emergency room. all three victims were adult males. police say the fight and shooting happened outside a nightclub in the area. no one has been arrested. >>> police in san jose are looking for two thieves who left a man tied up for 16 hours. they broke into his home at midnight saturday and tied him up. they made off with several items from the home. finally, around 4:15 yesterday afternoon, about 16 hours later, a friend checked on the man and found him bound up. the victim is this his 60s. he was taken to the hospital to be check

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> happening today, the uss america is christened as the ship arrived monday. it's designed to maximize the navy's capability to fly just about anywhere. it can hold 32 ehrhoff craft. it's also big enough to store equipment and vehicles. today's commissioning ceremony take place at 10:00 a.m. to the piers3 is and 32. >> yesterday many watched it sail under the bridge and into the bay. all the ships will have public tours this weekend but the highlights is the airshow and the blue angels. if you can't make it to san francisco to see the fleet week airshow, watch from where you live. we will be streaming the airshow live today and tomorrow at 3:00 p.m.. the question at 3:00 p.m., what's the weather going to look like? >> you know what, things are going just according to plan when the blue angels come to town that. means the fog gets out of town and we are looking for a sunny and warm day today. but it comes with the satisfy yacht. we looking at high fire danger. 60s at the airport, plenty of fog out there. it will not last. we will talk about warming temperature

in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> happening today the navy will commission their newest amphibian assault ship, the u. s. s. america, as the ship arrived monday. it's designed to maximize the navy's capability to fly just about anywhere. it can hold 32 aircraft. it's also big enough to store equipment and vehicles. today's commissioning ceremony take place at 10:00 a.m. to the piers 30 and 32. >> yesterday many watched it sail under the bridge and into the bay. all the ships will have public tours this weekend but the highlights is the airshow and the blue angels. it draws tens of thousands of people each year. if you can't make it to san francisco to see the fleet week airshow, watch from where you live. visit abc7news.com. we will be streaming the airshow live today and tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. what's the weather going to look like? >> the weather is cooperating. from our roof camera it's 56 degrees, cloudy here but clear in the east bay. we will have rain in the forecast too. stay tuned. i'll be back with the details. >> a small slip sends a toddler plummeting in a jagua

in santa clara, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> a lot of outrage over a case of animal cruelty at a fosterfarms chicken ranch in fresno. authorities caught four suspects suspected of killing 920 birds. >> the sheriff's deputies said the man and three of his friends used golf clubs and other items to kill the birds which were found dead yesterday morning. foster farms estimates its loss to be about $5,000. it offered a $5,000 reward leading to the arrest of those responsible. deputies have not said exactly how social media led to the suspects, but all four have been are charged with burglary and animal cruelty. >>> a spare the air alert is issued for tomorrow. >> high temperatures and low winds are expected to cause smoggy conditions. this is how it looks right now, looking back toward contra costa county from the east bay hills camera. this will be the tenth spare the air day of the season which runs from may through october compared to just six last year. you can see a little bit of a haze hanging there on the mountain tops. >> spencer christian has an even better view of that. >> i do ha

tiffany wilson has a look. >> aerial acrobatics delighted. looping, twisting and turning and setting the stage for the fan favorite to take control of the sky. >> what is your favorite part? >> the blue angels. >> i like the blue angels. >> many families arrived early to explore other attractions like this coast guard boat and marine vehicle. >> i saw all the stuff. >> we saw children oogling men in goggles. >> does this make you want to join the navy? >> the mission was simple. arrive early and stake out space and enjoy. >> airplanes are big things for the little boys. >> for others it involved a bit more preparation. nearby, a high school robotics club staffed a souvenir booth. >> we are hoping to raise about $2,000. >> despite hopes of green it is about the red, white and blue. >> fleet week reminds us of the hard working men and women that dedicate their lives to fighting for the country and definitely a reminder of overseas right now. >> seeing the thank yous from everybody is -- means a tremendous amount to all of us. in san francisco,