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restricted. officially the bridge closes tomorrow, it s due to reopen at 4:00 monday morning. this is the first weekend closure of the bridge that was built 77 years ago. some businesses are sending workers home, some businesses are also closing for this weekend, debora villalon has the story. reporter: we re on the waterfront where you can look across the bay at the bright lights of the city. and to the right toward the head lands. that s the tip of the bridge tower. the closure is uncharted territory but it s the perfect time to play tourist if you live here. the golden gate bridge looked a bit hazy from the toll plaza this evening. but what s happening this evening is crystal clear to the owner of this souvenir shop in sausalito in business 35 years. open 355 days a year. she will close saturday and sunday because she expects little demand for her teacher and key chain. we just get two days off. hang with friends and family. reporter: how much will you lose b ....
. 7:00. we continue to follow developing news in france. police are locked in two different stand-offs right now. one involves the gunman in the newspaper masacre. the other is with a man suspected of killing a female police officer. coming up in two minutes, alex savidge will explain why police now believe it is all connected. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it s friday, january 9th. i m tori campbell. good morning. i m dave clark. let s talk about your weather and traffic and get you moving this morning. steve, how s it looking for us? cloudy, but the lows are not cold as they have been. the cloud cover holding lows up. there s been very warm air in higher elevations. that s also coming down as well, due to this system. it s spinning in a lot of cloud cover, sprinkles or light showers, not amounting to much even if it does happen. the only fly in the ointment for the morning is patchy fog in a few locations, but generally cloudy to mostly cloudy. we ll conti ....
when brantly found out his blood type was a match, he went to a community blood center in missouri. his donation was flown to omaha. dr. doctors hope the antibodies will boost ashoka mukpo s. teresa ramiro says she remembers touching her face with a protective glove after leaving a room. she helped treat a spanish missionary who died of ebola at the end of september. the leeing experts of infectious diseases are meeting right now at the pennsylvania convention center. christine madella has been speaking to these experts. christine, how are they addressing this outbreak? i just heard from a doctor from the centers for disease control and she told me this is the largest ebola outbreak in history and the first ebola epidemic the world has ever seen. now, doctors from around the world are here at the pennsylvania convention center. they re attending this infectious diseases conference. ebola is a major topic of discussion. this afternoon, i sat down with the medical ....
eyewitness accounts describe a helicopter assault and number of fatalities of both hostages and terrorists. none of which can be confirmed by abc news. intelligence officials say the situation is tense. it is a very serious matter when americans are taken hostage, along with others. reporter: the terror strike came without warning wednesday morning, when an estimated 20 gunmen, first attacked a bus carrying workers, escorted by two cars carrying security teams. at least one worker was killed. then, the terrorists moved on to the compound, where they are now holed up with the american and other western hostages. intelligence officials believe this is the mastermind of the attack, mokhtar belmokhtar, a ruthless, rogue al qaeda leader, who also runs an organized crime network that reportedly has made tens of millions of dollars from ransom from kidnappings and smuggling of diamonds, guns and cigarettes. his nickname is mr. marlboro. he s very, very cold. very busines ....
people. and tonight, there s a new way to make sure it never happens to you. good evening. tonight, we begin with the american hostages taken captive by terrorists with links to al qaeda. it has been a day of chaos, details still pouring in about a deadly rescue operation, helicopters circling overhead and a frightening scene below. it happened in the north african nation of algeria and abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz spent the day with the defense secretary, leon panetta, in italy, as he was tracking every new development. martha? reporter: diane, this is a very fluid situation but reports we are getting tonight about the raid are very ominous. a u.s. official telling me tonight there were ten americans at the field, five are safe. but the fate of the other five, we do not know. what is clear tonight is that this is far from over. with algerian forces now surrounding the complex, the british prime minister is warning that this raid could end ....