airports, watching carefully. they have decided to begin separate screening for travelers arriving from west africa, john f. kennedy in new york, and dulles in washington, and o hare in chicago, and in atlanta. they will take the passenger s temperatures before they can go through customs. airports and hops are on high alert to keep ebola from spread ing. a deputy sheriff who served a quarantine order on the apartment where thomas duncan was staying is being examined for possible exposure. duncan died yesterday the first to die from the ebola virus in the united states and the remains will be cremated. the deputy woke up with soreness and a headache. doctors in texas say he does not have classic symptoms but they are not taking they chaps and isolating him. you can get the latest with the app which is a tremendous download from apple or google play. san francisco firefighters will consider a vote of no confidence, in the chief this morning. the department is reviewing a
a few minutes. matt. knew this morning, one man is dead and two others hospitalized following a shooting in oakland. two families in watsonville are grieving to morning. friday bullets took the lives of two people, one just four years old. lisa amin gulezian was at a vigil in honor of the victims. cameras, tears and emotion. they are mourning the loss of two lives, a four-year-old girl 34-year-old ramone. one man is in custody and investigators are looking for several others involved in a horrific shooting. police call it a gaining better a gang shooting. the intended target was ramone, but he wasn t the only one hurt. the two victims were in this area for two very different areas. ramone worked at this motel when the shooting started. you can see it s just a few steps away from this back office. this where the four-year-old was resting while her grandparents closed up the restaurant that they owned. you see a bullet hole went right through the window. the little girl d
good sunday morning. thanks for joining us. i m matt keller in for carolyn tyler. we will start with a quick look at the weather. with us is meteorologist lisa argen. we re heating up, right? good morning, matt. yeah, the overlay of the national weather service, a red flag warning for the higher elevations of the north and east bay and santa cruz mountains over 1,000 feet. we are looking at wind gusts at mt. diablo over 45 miles an hour. a little shaky camera here but the winds are translating the dryer, warm are air down to the surface. we are looking at low 70 # 70s in fairfield. 78 live more. and the relative humidity below 25% right now. very dry air today. it s a one-day event. as we go through the next couple hours, notice the winds highest in the upper elevations over the east bay hills and by later on in the day they do dial back but be careful out there. plenty of sunshine today. we have widespread 70s on the coast. 60s san francisco. upper 80s in the santa clar
exact age, did contract the enterovirus d-68. if you re not familiar, this is a virus that can attack the respiratory system and in some cases can kill the patient. as i mentioned in this case, this child was treated in a hospital, eventually released and is in good condition. because of privacy laws, that s all the public health department will say about this case. this person is the sixth person in the bay area to test positive for the virus. alameda county has seen two cases, this virus is a concern because it is spreading nationwide. the cdc reporting today 664 cases since mid-august. nearly all of them children with five dying from a respiratory infection. kids with a history of wheezing or asthma are most vulnerable to contracting the virus. what s noteworthy, enterovirus d-68 is not new. it has been around for years. it s not clear why it s manifesting itself more now. now, there is no vaccine or specific treatment if you were to contract this virus. what doctors inste
free-for-all open gym that people don t have to pay a fee. reporter: but now the neighbors are complaining, saying visitors are showing up at all hours of the day and night, making noise, littering, and in some case, committing crimes. councilwoman madison nguyen has a solution, especially because the developer wants to add more homes and more staircases, 28 staircases. we can somehow designate it as parkland where it s only allowed to be open between sunrise and sunset, i think that will resolve the issue. reporter: a curfew, if you will on the grand staircase. that idea of the curfew will be taken up by the city council at the october 21st city council meeting. i spoke with the police officer who was in charge of patrolling this area on a paid situation by the hoa, the homeowner s association. he says about 98% of the cases that he is here, everybody is calm, there are no crimes being committed. i ve gone about 15 times up and down the steps. i think i m ready to call