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between the the concord and north concord stations. service was stopped in bolt directions both directions. news chopper 2 was over the scene. a train operator discovered the body about 9:00. part of the investigation will be what happened. we don t know if a train hit the person or the person was deceased from another means. we will have to wait for the investigation to get the detailstails and i can t confirm if it is related to the 4:22 a.m. incident. all of that is being determined how. a bus bridge wasset up for passengers. was set up for passengers. b.a.r.t. is looking into a report that passengers saw somebody on the tracks at 4:30 a.m. this morning. new information now on the project to build the new eastern span of the bay bridge. live now, you can see the new span on the left and the smaller picture is what is left of the old span. we learned of more cost over runs on the project. ktvu s tom vacar looked at the numbers numbers and why they have grown ....
thank you for joining. i am kristen gulen and meteorologist mike nicco. we have 50 shades of grey outside until 9:00 and that means visibility is less than quarter-mile like napa and santa rosa and half moon bay in petaluma with fog forming inland east bay valley. watch out for that during the commute. it will lit by 10:00 or 11 o clock. nothing sultry about that. i will show you the bay bridge and it is pretty. pretty. traffic is moving along fine from the east bay toward san francisco. we have had our share of accidents and one is over the altamont pass with the thick fog that could have contributed to 9 accident but injuries involved and four cars and we have another major injury accident in san jose with the details straight ahead. looking forward to it. we get an requested of what a well-known gorilla expert will look for investigating the delegate of a young gorilla at the san francisco zoo with the details next. we know the expert is here and we know th ....
right? that is right. employees. a wall blew out and caused quite a scare. the explosion happened in a was room at 8:00 this morning and the students were nowhere near. a technician turning on the heater was hurt in the blast. he has hands burned and a couple of thing like that. another employee was taken to the hospital and dramaized but is physically okay. students were not near the blast but they hear it. they quickly notified thai parents who rushed to the school. she thought there was a big explosion, a bang, bang. i m like, here, waiting and. constitutes were okay and were nowhere near the explosion. my son was running to find out what happened. the gas has been turned off since the august 6.0 earthquake to make repairs turning the gas on last night without problems. this morning they turned on the heaters. when he started it, it blew. they did not cancel classes and the fire department says it is safe but some parents decided they were through enoug ....
reporter: he showed no symptoms which he says means the ebola virus can t be transmitted i m sympathetic to fear. especially when there s something new. reporter: according to the cdc, more than 5,000 people have died from the ebola virus in west africa. bucks says he s not worried the outbreak will spread to the u.s. but he is grateful american nurses and medical facilities are preparing. it s unfortunate that it takes a tragic event to spur these kind of preparedness efforts. but i think that as a nationwide health care we ll be better able to immediately respond to emerging infections. reporter: during quarantine, dr. bucks says he spent much of his time trying to recruit other health care workers to go and volunteer in west africa. but when asked if he had plans to go back to liberia, he said the thought of another quarantine was pretty tough. more details on ebola here in the u.s. there is another doctor headed here after testing positive for that virus ....
rokerthon is in its last stretch. al roker an hour from setting the guiness record for the longest weather cast in the history of mankind. will fatigue make him insane. al, do you know where you are? find out live today, friday, november 14th, 2014. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning everybody. welcome to today on this friday morning. or as we like to call it the 33rd hour of rokerthon. rokerthon. roker friday. he is about to set a guiness world record for the longest weather cast. last night i came to visit about 11:00, and i said you re really sharp. he looks and says no, i m not. that s what natalie said you sound like harvey firestine. at it almost 33 hours. has he taken a shower, changed his clothes. look at al. he did put on a fresh pocket square. got to stay dapper. so al, let s talk about rokerthon, the weather taes story again. it is. that s ....