was not criminal. he is a bad businessman, but there is a difference between that and being a criminal. reporter: we pressed him on whether or not lopez broke state law. he prepared the packages he said he was not responsible for carrying out any further actions. he did not. he promised if they didn t get modifications. reporter: he promised those items. following the hearing those who call themselves victims of lopez feel pretty good. i wish he was with the inmates. i wish he was not free to walk around. i was losing hope but after today i think he will need to do jail time. reporter: lopez is scheduled to be back in court july 8th to enter his plea. the prosecutor from the state department of justice requested the bail be raised from $215,000 all the way up to $320,000. the judge said she would deny that request as long as lopez turns over his passport. thank you, michael. look what happened at sfo. a helicopter at the coast guard facility there crashed an
mh-65 dolphin miguel lopez now faces a total of 64 criminal accounts of the many of his alleged victims saw him for the first time since five weeks as you can see, emotions were running high. miguel angel lopez walked before the judge to enter his plea. he sits back down when the prosecutor is granted a private meeting with the prosecutor and defense attorney. the judge added 19 new criminal charges. he illegally accepted mortgage finances. do you want to apologize to these people? reporter: lopez, who was out on bail was not much interested in talking to me. but some of his alleged victims had plenty to say to him. get him on camera. reporter: later, his attorney called the charges a witch hunt. because what i think he did was not criminal. he is a bad businessman, but there is a difference between that and being a criminal. reporter: we pressed him on whether or not lopez broke state law. he prepared the packages he said he was not responsible for carrying
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 in we
good morning you to. welcome to mornings on 2. it s saturday, october 11. i m claudine wong. i m mike mibach. look behind you. just beautiful. a fabulous view. good morning to you. i ll step out of the way and show you overlooking bay point. wow, what a gorgeous start there. we are waking up with low clouds, fog this morning. even a little patchy and thick in some areas. santa rosa reporting thick fog in and around the airport. prance this is going to perhaps this is going to burn off later today. we have better clearing coming our way but we re with it at least through the morning hours. once we get rid of it, we have mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. we do have a warm-up coming our way for the the second half of our day. 66 degrees in concord. low 50s in napa. 58 in oakland. 56 redwood city and san jose you re checking in at 56 degrees as well. so as we get into your weekend, we have clearing skies. we have temperatures on the rise. today low 70s so partly cloudy
gasia, if these men are convicted, they could face up to five years in prison. mike, thank you. an explosion at vallejo high school hurt two staff members this morning. one worker was seriously hurt. the other has been treated and released. still, it created a chaotic scene for students and parents. the explosion happened in an unused classroom at that school on nebraska and amador streets. christina rendon joins us live, where the district says napa earthquake is to blame. reporter: after the earthquake, they said gas service was shut off to this high school and it had stayed off because they were doing some repairs to a certain part of the school. last night, that service was turned back on and it wasn t until this morning that two maintenance workers are checking the system and a heater that led to the explosion. a natural gas explosion inside an unused room triggered the fire alarms and forced the evacuation of vallejo high school around 8:30 this morning. i was h