this is day dubliners live from britain's new prime minister faces his 1st parliamentary showdown over breakfasts a little. bit before. we get another like this bill. boris johnson 5 a option of leaving the e.u. without a withdrawal agreement as lawmakers move to prevent it tonight's 1st goes against him he's threatening to call ice not the much. place 5 people are killed is how the story and devastates about.

the prime minister was not there for that announcement he began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister. at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage their joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in london about today's developments but 1st this report. live broadcast had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became the u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to bragg's it. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endanger peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign as an boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in our land .

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well boris johnson began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister lee ever atika about what will happen if the u.k. leaves the european union without an agreement and i want we'll hear from our correspondent in london but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to brag that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bill beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endangered peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign as an boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in ireland they want specific proposals what's we cannot do and will not do and i know you understand this is a greets the replacement of illegal guarantee with a promise. our businesses need long

and the prime minister began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister lay over iraq are at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage their joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we're talk to our correspondent in london but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to brag that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endanger peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign isn't boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in ireland they want specific proposals what's we cannot do and will not do and i know you understand this is a great they're placed into the legal

johnson began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister. at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage their joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union we'll hear about that in just a moment but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border brags that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endanger peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign as an boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in ireland they want specific proposals what's we cannot do and will not do and i know you understand this is a greets the replacement of illegal guarantee with a promis

. -- began his day in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister.he talks are over their joint border if and when they leave the european union. we will hear about that in a bit. first, this report. >> leo varadkar have been waiting two months since boris johnson became u.k. prime minister. two close neighbors and allies, but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border after brexit. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union, the only land border between them will be on irish soil. the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and quarter checks, something many fear will endanger peace in northern ireland. it would keep the u.k. and the customs union after brexit. leave campaigners and boris johnson supporters find that unacceptable. boris johnson has promised to solve the issue. in ireland, they want specific proposals. >> lots we cannot and will not do. the replacement of a promise is not on. we need long-term certainty. the people in the north and south need to know their livelihoods, security and sense of ide

on top of that, the prime minister began his day in dublin where he was trying figure out what to do about the order -- border between northern iceland and the irisrepu laura kuenssberg starts our coverage. a warningthere is flash photography. laura k.: tbat is some guk. boris johnson's turn to put his name in the irish taoseach'sme visitor list. he might be more at ease with the smalltalk than his predecessor. but the problem is much th same -- what to do about the irishf borderere is no brexit deal. although this week the prime minister sounded more committed to trying than in recent days. ime min. johnson: i want to get a deal. like you, i have looked carefully at no deal. i have assessed its consequences both for our country and yours. yes, of course we cod do it. the u.k. could certainly get through it. but be in no doubt, that outcome would be a failure of statecraft for which we would all be responsible. laura k.: awkwardly, the irish leader made it plain, he has seen no new solutions in the u.k. to the backstop, the ncetroversial insu guarantee against bringing back a hard bo

the prime minister started the day in dublin, holding his first thoughts with the irish prime ministerhe believed a brexiteer was still possible in time for terminating —— irish prime minister lee override leo varadkar. we know why labour don't want a general election. we know why they don't want a general election under his leadership. most of them — most of them don't want a general election because they fear that their party will lose. but there is a small, small, terrified minority of labour mps who don't want an election because they actually think you might win! —— he might win! the leader of the opposition himself is entitled to over £1a0,000 of taxpayer's money and yet today we have the extraordinary aspect of the entire opposition collectively deciding to abrogate their most fundamental responsibility. if you really wa nt fundamental responsibility. if you really want to delay brexit beyond october the 31st, which is what you seem october the 31st, which is what you seem to want to do, then vote for an election and let the people decide. that the people decide if they want to

it could be that she's learning more about the prison where she's hoping to serve her 14-day sentence. the dublincalifornia all female facility has been nicknamed club fed and "forbes" once called it one of america's ten cushiest prisons. why? it's pretty relaxed. there are no bars and inmates can watch tv until 11:45 p.m. on the weekends. they can also check out and use hair care items like blow dryers and curling irons. there's a sun bathing deck for weekends. famous former inmates include patty hearst and hollywood madam heidi fleiss. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> the former desperate housewife was sentenced friday in boston anweit's having a major impact on the other high profile defendant in the admissions scandal, lori loughlin. the 55-year-old actress turned down a plea deal and a source tells "e.t." she's now incredibly panicked and, quote, has nightmares about what's to come and has been living with constant anxiety. >> lori's case dealt with $500,000. felicity huffman's was only $15,000. in the eyes of the court that matter. >> legal expert rachel stockman says it mi too la

of boris johnson began his day on monday in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister of russia at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage that joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in london but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became the u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border off the brags that. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endangered peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it. leave campaigners and boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in ireland they want specific proposals what we cannot do and will not do and i know you understand this is a great as the replacement of

special correspondent malcol brabent has this update: >> reporter: boris johnson began his day in dublinh his irish counterpart leo varadkar. brexit issues, therne of the key between northern ireland, which is part of the united kingdom, and the republic of ireland in the south, which is part of the e.u. >> i want to get a deal. alke you, i've looked carefully at no i've assessed its consequences both for our cntry and yours, d yes of course we could do it. e u.k. could certainly g through it, but be in no doubt that outcome would be a failure of statecraft for which we would all be responsible. ha reporter: johnsonants an alternative to wt's known as "the irish back stopn a mechanism degned to prevent a hard border between the republic and the north. the government in london opposes u because it claims it could keep t. tied indefinitely to the e.u. >> in the absence of agreed alternative arrangements, no r:ckstop is no deal for us. >> repors he returned to westminster, johnson's hands werefficially tied by the final approval of a lagned to stop the government leaving the e.u. without a

borisjohnson started his day with a trip to dublin to talk to his irish counterpart leo varadkar.ter said he would "overwhelmingly prefer" to find an agreement with the eu and believed it could be reached by the middle of october. but mrvaradkarsaid he was still waiting for alternative proposals to the backstop — the mechanism to avoid a hard border in ireland. here's our political correspondent chris mason. monday morning in dublin. this is what autumn looks like in ireland, and this is what diplomacy between the uk and its nearest neighbour looks and sounds like. watch boris johnson's facial expression as you listen to leo varadkar talking. avoiding return to a hardboard on this island and protecting our place in the single market, are the irish government's priorities. we must protect piece and also the burgeoning economy which is why the backstop continues to be a critical component of the withdrawal agreement unless and until alternatives are found. we are open to alternatives. they must be realistic ones, legally binding and workable. we haven't received such proposals to da

the vice president had two days of meetings in dublin.nstead of staying in the capital city, though, pence opted to stay at the trump international golf links in doan doonbeg, ireland, about 175 miles from dublin. president trump and members of his administration have been accused of funneling taxpayerow in the u.s. and abroad. last week, president trump hos next g7 summit. pence's chief of staff told reporters that it was president trump who made the, quote, suggestion to stay at the doonbeg resort. pence himself defended to stay at the trump property. take a look. >> if you have a chance to get to doonbeg, you'll find it's a fairly small place, and the opportunity to stay at trump national in doonbeg to accommodate the unique footprint that comes with our security detail and other personnel made it logical. we checked it with the state department. they approved us staying there. >> last year, propublica, a nonprofit news organization, found that during the trump administration, roughly $16 million in taxpayer money has been spend at tru

s prime minister is in dublin the head of what could be a day of new drama as he tries to pull britain out you top of his agenda will be the irish backstop that is seen as the biggest hurdle to securing any breakthrough deal the lebanese army group has shot down an israeli drone outside the border town of its fighters say they now have the aircraft israel and hezbollah exchange fire along the lebanese border just over a week ago. after her can dorian the u.s. says it's delivered enough emergency supplies for 44000 people in the bahamas but tens of thousands haven't received any aid and so 70000 need food and shelter. a powerful typhoon is led to one person dying and more than 130 flights being canceled in tokyo strong winds smashed the window against a building in japan's capital. was one of the strongest to hit tokyo in recent years more than 100000 homes lost power record winds of 207 kilometers an hour were recorded in the nearby city of chiba. and the thai food in north korea has killed at least 5 people and flooded tens of thousands of hectares of farmland the damage to crops is i

an eye 77 today beat 87 from yesterday and 99 the day before that dublin pleasanton livermore each ats for much of the east bay as far as temperatures go mid 70's for youngsville napa on down through valais how at 71 as for santa rosa petaluma and sandra fell 74 degrees for each eye let's break down your next 7 days temperatures will continue to cool into tomorrow and then especially noteworthy into sunday and monday. some of our first days of the season, we're highs won't even peak in the 70's. most of us will only be in the 60's to close out the weekend and start your work monday, you know what that means breaking out the sweaters breaking out the jackets get ready for some cozy fall conditions by wednesday of next week we're nearing the 80's for inland spots, but hey still a lot cooler than we were just a couple of days ago. robin. >>thank you john traffic is much slower a couple of minutes ago the backup is growing here at the richmond sandra fell spelling bee on richmond parkway so be prepared for a lot of heavy traffic. it is going to be a good ride across the span just really r

police arrested as on at his home in dublin, the next day. say they were shocked to hear about what happened. they have food then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the man and the young girl went then when to 8 our area and your road. >>the girl's mother reported it to the positive police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation. we find him. >>really interesting footnote hassan was convicted of rape more than 10 years ago, he is now facing felony charges of annoying and molesting a minor. >>security experts in union city whether trying to determine the cause of a virus infecting the city's government computers for now the computers of city hall of all but shut down which is affecting some city services kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>it is something that has never happened before a computer virus infecting government computers in union city. now. >>so this as far as i'm concerned this is the first time that something like t

prime minister barak's johnson is heading to dublin ahead of what could be a day of new drama in his quest to pull burthen out of the e.u. top of the agenda will be the irish backstop it's seen as the largest hurdle in securing and he breaks that deal. off the hurrican darrien the u.s. says it's delivered enough emergency supplies to 44000 people in the bahamas tens of thousands more haven't received aid yet the u.n. says 70000 need food and shelter. 11 need some group has says it shot down an israeli drone outside the border town of its fighters say they now have the drone israel and hezbollah exchanged fire along the lebanese border just over a week ago. now the taliban say the u.s. has the most to lose after president cancel the meeting with a group in the united states u.s. special envoy that has also been recalled he'd been negotiating with the taliban in qatar for nearly a year the afghan government says peace will only be possible if the taliban stops killing people and holds talks with the country's leaders tony burke the reports from kabul president trump's early morning twe

mps canteen but borisjohnson was there talking with nigel dodds, presumably talking about his day in dublinl service in northern ireland, without the stormont executive, runs out. the northern ireland secretary julian smith is of the opinion that they will have to have some emergency powers for northern ireland whether it is brexit or not on the 31st of october, but the government is in a fix over that because of it brings anything forward there is the possibility that the northern ireland bill would be amended and it could have many amendments on it. in a bit ofa could have many amendments on it. in a bit of a fix with that. later this evening we will have the vote on the snap election and this is the second vote that borisjohnson has brought about because he doesn't —— but because he doesn't have a working majority we expect opposition parties will deny him again that election and then shortly after when business has been concluded, parliament will be prorogued for five weeks, so the commons will march over to the house of lords for one of these arcane ceremonies they have in the palace o

far as johnson speaking that dublin so a busy day in the u.k. let's go to the capital to london where we joined the deputy correspondent of mass welcome back at a let's start with this dramatic announcement from the speaker of the house john bercow once again say. well john burke here is the speaker and as such he is in charge of the procedure at the house of commons and he has said that he's not going to seek reelection so this is important because the so-called rebel alliance who have been anti virus johnson and anti leaving the e.u. without a deal they could in a way rely on the speaker helping their cause because he helped the opposition against various johnson to get their laws debate is and gave them the opportunity to debate on the law that now forces the prime minister to go and seek an extension from brussels if there is no deal so it's it's is an important office in the u.k. and turned back and said that you will not be reelected because i think he was fearing that he might not be selected again for the conservative party apparently th

maybe going to the dublin iwill be in the mid-50s. a cool start to the day. leading into some 70s by noon. mike, you have a new shod dubli dublin b.a.r.t. station and over to the bub lick station.

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prime minister barak's johnson has just taken off for dublin ahead of what could be a day of new drama in his quest to pull britain out of the e.u. top of the agenda will be the irish backstop seen as the largest hurdle in securing and he breaks the deal if then head back to london where he's expected to call again for an early election lawrence joins us live from london let's start with that dash to dublin the trip to try and break the gordian knot for mr johnson. yes yes exactly this is the 1st time since i've been prime minister that's he's gone there he hasn't ever been to the borders of ours i'm aware and as you say what to do with the wretched irish backstop is exactly the problem and the european union are both absolutely insistent that the border has to stay open to one of the good friday agreements and that peace on the island of ireland and they wanted to stay open even though they need to protect the european single market as well and the europeans keep saying that boris johnson whose governments have absolutely no plans whatsoever that they're aware of 2 simple tenuously ke

day. now let's take another look at dublin.boris johnson and his irish counterpart to come out on the steps. we will expect a few words shortly and of course, this is such a critical moment. the question of the backstop is so vital. although everyone keeps saying, this is a brussels negotiating decision, not a dublin negotiating decision, not a dublin negotiating decision, not a dublin negotiating decision, everyone knows, to some extent, clearing whatever happens in terms of alternative arrangements, if such arrangements could be found, claiming that through dublin would bea claiming that through dublin would be a crucial position in getting an approval through brussels. so an important meeting in dublin this morning and we will see if there are any strategic surprises from boris johnson to get some momentum behind his talk of positive progress towards a deal. and his powers of persuasion of course, he talked about extensively last week. so that coming, we believe in about ten minutes. we will go back to dublin then. we'll be

for today i'm showing you the one over dublin. on a day like this, that's my favorite view.s at the marine layer have made it into the tri-valley and the rest of the inland part of the east bay, and boy, did you feel it today. 83 in concord. not bad. livermore, you're pretty much right in there as well. this was the day we cooled inland spots down by as much as 15 to 17 degrees. tomorrow we're going to keep the cool-down going. we did the bulk of the cool-down for the bay proper yesterday. i was spotlighting all those numbers then. here's tomorrow. 71 in mountain view. 66 in the city. it's not the temperatures tomorrow that are the headline of the day. it's the chance there's light rain coming. let's take the futurecast which is already showing us a well organized line of rain off the coast. we'll play it forward and by the time it gets here, it looks a lot less impressive. starts to fall apart. but it's still bringing a chance for light showers as early as 2:00 in the morning, perhaps a few light showers in the north bay. we'll keep this going right through the commute. not

currently enjoying and yeah temperatures as of right now are really nice 60's for most of the day hayward at 65 dublinsburgh. actually pretty close to 80 right now along with fairfield also at 78 degrees currently now skies are going to remain clear to the afternoon and this should be no surprise looking into how warm temperatures are already that this afternoon is going to be a really hot one. excessive heat advisories in effect all the way through tomorrow in these pink areas that's most of us watching here today and even out towards the coast, san francisco all the way up to ocean beach excessively hot today. now along with the hot weather. we have a couple of other factors that are really upping our potential of wildfires. so fire weather warnings and red flag warnings in effect for much of the day from the north bay on through the east bay, especially high in areas of the north bay where humidity is going to be very low and wind speeds are going to be very high. for humidity is already dropping but by this afternoon could fall as low as 10 to 15% humidity is bone dry conditions and wind fire's a

service and a year probation and hearing, brooke, her lawyer arguing she served those 14 days in a facility in dublin, california, being obviously a low-risk inmate. i guess, of course, up towards the bureau of prisons to decide. prior to today's hearing we had learned that she will walk out of this courthouse today and a date where the she has to report to prison will be set, and that's when she will go to wherever the bureau of prisons designates her as an inmate. quickly something from the judge handing down the sentence, again 14 days behind bars in a federal prison and $30,000 fine, community service, probation, the judge said i think this is the right sentence here. i think you take your sentence and you move forward. you can rebuild your life after this. you've paid nor dues. some of the things that the judge told felicity huffman after handing down this sentence to her. again, she apologized multiple, multiple times throughout this. and yet it wasn't enough to spare her for the prison time of this, also the government wanting her to say, set an example. you can't do this. to be a deterrent fo

parents what happened they were not very happy about this police arrested us on at his dublin home the very next day. about this are completely shocked. >>then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the man and the young girl went then when to 8 now area and your road. the girl's mother reported it to the cause of the police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation waiting to find him. >>well hassan was convicted of rape more than 10 years ago, he's now facing felony charges of annoying and molesting a minor. to the east bay now police arrested a man in danville for having child-pornography after being tipped off. police search 24 year-old caleb gore's home and while they were searching that place investigators discover child-pornography danville police chief allen shills says that it was important that they acted quickly. gore was booked at the martinez descent detention facility. his bill is set for $200,000. and their community they come together in the east bay calling for answers. >>and a dec

she has to serve 14 days at the federal prison in dublin for pain to have her child as a tea score raiseshe admitted it. so that might help tget a lighter sentence at a a very kush prison might make actress lori lock land think twice about fighting the charges she pleaded not guilty she could get more time if she's found guilty. that's the most. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. >>the lion king made the top 5 for a 9th straight weekend million gave the remake a domestic total of 534 million. $4.3 million but the preteen comedy, good boys in 4th place. angel has fallen cross 60 million in domestic ticket sales with a 3rd place weekend worth million. hustlers took the experts by surprise the drama inspired by a true story day second place with a better than expected $33.2 million. it chapter 2 held onto the top spot scaring up million for a 10 day domestic total of 154 million in hollywood. i'm david daniel. next hour a major hot spot in the east bay because of a big rig crash will tran will fo low the breaking news for us

r stone it all happened thursday and police were able to track the man down to his home in dublin, the next day. kron four's shows us how. >>it's clear that creekside park is a popular one for families and kids to come hang out but on thursday police say a man struck up a conversation with 2.12 year-old girls and convinced one of them to leave the park with him they had food then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the and the young girl went then when to 8 our area your sanity to road. according to pleasanton police while in the canal the girl gave 44 year-old munir hassan. >>her cell phone number when she got home she told her parents what happened. >>the girl's mother reported it to the positive police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation a 5 campus on is a registered sex-offender according to megan's law he was convicted. >>more than 10 years ago for a couple of charges, including the rape by force. the police say no physical or sexually contact was made towards the 12 year-old thi

it happened on thursday and police were able to track them and to his home in dublin, the next day.r's has latest for us. >>clear that creekside park is a popular one for families and kids to come hang out, but on thursday police say a man struck up a conversation with 2.12 year-old girls and convinced one of them to leave the park with him they had food then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the and the young girl went then when to 8 our area your sanity road according to pleasanton police while in the canal the girl gave 44 year-old munir hassan. >>her cell phone number when she got home she told her parents what happened. >>the girl's mother reported it to the positive police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation a 5 campus on is a registered sex-offender according to megan's law he was convicted. >>more than 10 years ago for a couple of charges, including the rape by force. the police say no physical or sexually contact was made towards the 12 year-old this week. this

isuppose, at from a dublin perspective as progress. i suppose, at the end of the day think they believe him in ireland? they don‘t disbelieve him. they are sceptical would be the short answer. there is concerns about why he chose this moment to come to dublin. is it all about the theatrics and the drama that has taken place in the house of commons last week and is it all about that statement amber rudd gave over the weekend, when she resigned saying there is no effort going into securing a deal. it is an awareness they could be used as a pawn in the games that are taking place at westminster at the minute. that leo varadkar‘s meeting could be used to present progress and attem pts used to present progress and atte m pts of used to present progress and attempts of getting a deal when actually not a lot of deal—making is happening in the background. that is why you saw leo varadkar make a very direct diplomatic speech this morning. there are a lot of questions here in westminster about preparations for a no—deal brexit. those are the same questions that are being asked

it would be at dublin too that i'd pick up my 10 and started using the gift i had to write. as i started writing, i saw lives being transformed, literally. the daythey shipped me away from dublin, there were many tears shed because i had brought things to that person that they had never seen before. i was sent to carswell which was the prison that was recommended i be sent to anyway. because i was told i needed to go to a facility that could take care of my mental means. because a woman receiving a life sentence would probably need some mental help. and honestly, i put this in my book because i told my family. i said that, she'll lose her mind before i lose mine. [chuckling] >> once again, i found women in need of something. i can't explain what i walked into because that was the place where not only from it was the only medical facility for women. just imagine. you're already in the place separated from your family. why are you in a place separated, sickness overtakes you. some of them, sickness unto death. opportunity, not obstacle for me. i became a hospice volunteer for the women who were dying in prison. as i didn't want them to die alone.

dublin. the next day park goers are shocked. >>then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the and the young girl went then when to 8 now area. i'm here road. the girl's mother reported it to the post of police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation we're find him. >>and the reason he is a registered sex-offender is because he was convicted of rape more than 10 years ago now he faces new felony charges. in the east bay police arrested a man dansville for having child-pornography in his home. police were tipped off about a 24 year-old cali of gore has so they went to search his home and that is when they found the child pornographer he the police chief says that it is vital that they acted quickly. >>so the reason want to get to these people quickly as we want to make sure that they don't continue grow in their behavior. we know that face our training experience, we know that people that look at child born in often the doing

>>it all happened thursday and police were able to track down the man to his home in dublin, the next day. kron four's new all bell walks us through the latest. >>clear that creekside park is a popular one for families and kids to come hang out, but on thursday police say a man struck up a conversation with 2.12 year-old girls and convinced one of them to leave the park with him they had food then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the and the young girl went then when to 8 our area and your sanity the road according to pleasanton police while in the canal the girl gave 44 year-old munir hassan. >>her cell phone number when she got home she told her parents what happened. >>the girl's mother reported it to the positive police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation. we find him us on is a registered sex-offender according to megan's law he was convicted. >>more than 10 years ago for a couple of charges, including the rape by force. the police say no physical or sexually contact was

borisjohnson has been in dublin today and he must know he will not get his vote through on a general election this evening. step—by—step the options are narrowing? yes, it would be a momentous dayill stand in front of mps in the next few hours and again ask them to support the idea of a snap election in mid—october, we know opposition mps have agreed they are not going to support it. why? they say they don't trust him and that under the fixed—term parliaments act he could change the date of the election and that could allow him to dissolve parliament in the run up to brexit which means parliament loses control to stop a no—deal brexit. as you mentioned, jeremy corbyn‘s emergency debate now in the chamber and this is about calling on the government to comply with the rule of law and this is because this bill designed to stop a no—deal brexit to compel the prime minister to ask for a delay to brexit became law today but an issue of trust has arisen. mps are worried that this government could somehow ignore the law and indeed they have said they will try to test it. what you can see in both of those things we are talking about, an issue of trust between the government and mp5. on

devastation like a nuclear bombing a day agencies describe the dire state of the bahamas after how it can dorian. now the u.k.'s prime minister johnson is in dublin meeting with his irish counterparts ahead of what set to be a day of major bragg's it drama at the top of the agenda will be how any irish border and customs system would operate after the u.k. pulls out of the e.u. johnson then flies back to london where he's expected to call again for an early election because we must get breaks it down because the u.k. must come out on october 31st by october 31st or else i fear that permanent damage will be done in the u.k. he to trust in our democratic system and i knew that breaks it was not to be perfectly frank a problem a conundrum that arland wishful and i think there are certainly questions that we need to resolve. lawrence lee joins us now live from london so the big question is can he get anything moved forward in talks in ireland how does it look like it's shaping up there. well just just listening to johnson there there's still taking questions from journalists and johnson's line basically is simple tenuously we have to get rex it done

days. here is a live look outside in dublin. a lot of sunshine, temperatures just a little bit warmer than yesterday. but not by much. so we're still enjoying some fairly mild temperatures. a live look outside in palo alto. let's go through the rest of the day and take a look at temperature trend. we'll be 76 degrees at noon. and then some low 80s into the early afternoon hours. and this is just a little bit warmer than yesterday. our warming trend starts today and as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, you'll see how high we're going. let's go hour by hour for all of our microclimates as we take a look at temperatures. and we're starting to see a lot more yellows and oranges on here indicating warmer temperatures. by 3:30 in the afternoon concord is 89 and fremont at 81 and cupertino at 83 and mid-80s for much of the north bay and san francisco is in the low 70s and then quickly dropping back as the winds pick up going into the evening commute. so at 5:30 starting to see temperatures come down in a few

day w. . let's start with the those announcements out out of dublin what have we learned today about the 2 leaders positions notes a huge well we didn't already know they say they found some common ground but i think they've actually probably just had to explain to each other from near veronica's point of view explain to boris johnson just how disastrous he thinks a new deal on bret's it would be. and for the peace process as well as the united kingdom and boris johnson has perhaps had a chance to float some of the rather vague ideas he seems to have about how it might be possible to replace this insurance policy the rich. with something else that would mean that wouldn't have to be a board of quite a lot going on today so we'll take a fall list and move on to the speaker of the house of commons john bercow who's been adding to a day of drama here he is announcing that he has to step down at the end of october . 8th but house tonight for an early general election my tenure as. and he will. win this parliament and. the house does not say but i have concluded that the least disruptive. and most demo

to point out that it's still early days and things could change within the next few days of course michael in dublin. says the election had already been pushed back twice and came after the peace talks between the u.s. and taliban collapse earlier this month there are those who believe that the vote should have been held after a negotiated peace deal between the u.s. and the afghan government and the taliban where you stand on that do you think that would have made a difference in the turnout figures for instance. yes i think the reality is that something like half the afghan population was dissent from chinese before they the polling started because there was no way that they could safely have gone to the had to the polls there was no way that you know election commission staff could have operated in their areas because the taliban weren't going to let them so you know they there was a push really over the past year to try and make progress on the peace process to create conditions in which they the taliban essentially and withdrew their objection to elections. and the taliban on board and allow an

and told her parent what happen and they called the cops cops arrested hassan at his home in dublin, the next day parkgoers were shocked to hear what happened. they have food then went to a convenience store where he purchased candy, the and the young girl went then when to 8 now area. i'm here road. >>the girl's mother reported it to the post of police department the following day there was a subsequent attempted by the and using some information obtained during the investigation. we find him. >>he's a register sex-offender because of a rape conviction more than 10 years ago now he faces new felony charges. 6 o 9 in the east bay police arrested a man in dansville who had child-pornography in his home. they got a tip and then surged 24 year-old khalid gore's home and that's when they found child-pornography danville police chief says thatt >>so the reason want to get to these people quickly as we want to make sure that they don't continue and grow in their behavior. we know that face our training experience, we know that people that look at child born it often the doing other such child molestati

we have inland to dublin with mostly sunny skies and a beautiful day as our temperatures have been nice and comfortable. as you get ready to head out for lunch, we're at 68 in 66 in oakland. and right now it is 71 in san jose and in livermore. and these temperatures right where we were yesterday slightl >> that is what e-- what we're feeling. this is a look at the high temperatures. reaching into the upper 70s in south bay. low 80s in the north bay and low 80s por the inland east bay but enjoying this for the last time. it will start to warm up tomorrow and our heat peaks on friday. i'll have more on that in the microclimate forecast. >> we'll look forward to it. >>> in another news, the gloves are coming and san francisco in a feud with the nra. who filed a lawsuit against the city after supervisors declared the group a domestic terrorist organization. supervisors last week passed a resolution authored by catherine stephanie. we spoke with someone who had friends attending the gilroy garlic festival when last month's rampage and he said they should be acceptable. >> it is hard because

not a great day for the prime minister. he's in dublin, speaking with his counterpart today. the government is going to try to get a vote through. they need a two-thirds majority. it does not look like they can get it, george. >> all right. the other question here, as far as labor is concerned, what is the outlook there? >> reporter: this is the question we want to know the answer to, is when will the general election be? there will be one. all sides owant one. but labor said they don't want to hold an election, before he's been forced to go to the e.u. and ask for that extension of brexit from the e.u. something the prime minister says he will not do, because he can be banned or find a workaround, perhaps. labor's take on it has been, they want a general election. but they want to see the prime minister, extension first. and then, agree to an election. that will be much nearer this brexit deadline, that could be avoided if they are successful with the blocking of the brexit. it might not be successful if boris johnson found a workaround, whatever that may be. >> anna, one ot

we will have a nice and comfortable day on your way out to the dublin bart station. we will see clouds here and there and then upper 70s at noon today. let's get a look at all our microclimates and go through the timeline. livermore at 77 degrees, and 76 as we go into the early afternoon with the north bay in the mid to low 80s. we will see a lot more 80s compared to 90s. here is another update, a category 3, and this is just off the georgia and carolina coast. we will continue to monitor that. we haveuliee out in the pacific, and this mayenuw the middle of next week, but we will enjoy cooler temperatures for the next couple of dmike, y issue for the commute? >> yeah, you look at the rest of the bay you see a smooth and easy drive from of the sensors, but we are looking at the upper east shore freeway, and the freeway is close, westbound 80, and san pablo avenue, hilltop drive, or further north those are what will get you past that scene. it keeps the bay bridge toll plaza lighter. live pictures, we will end with that and you see this, it's very dark but they are loo

she has to serve 14 days at the federal prison in dublin for pain to have her child as a tea score raise so that you get into college and she admitted it. so that might help to get a lighter sentence at a a very kush prison might make actress lori lock land think twice about fighting the charges she pleaded not guilty she could get more time if she's found guilty. >>today's box office report brought to you by the new luxury lounges at century san francisco center. >>well the horror sequel it chapter 2 was able to hang on to the top spot at the box office after some tough competition with david daniel now with a look at which movies made the top 5. the lion king made the top 5 for a 9th straight weekend million gave the remake a domestic total of 534 million. >>$4.3 million but the preteen comedy, good boys in 4th place. angel has fallen cross 60 million in domestic ticket sales with a 3rd place weekend worth million. hustlers took the experts by surprise the drama inspired by a true story debuted in second place with a better than expected $33.2 million. it chapter 2 held onto the top sp

what happened and that's when police were contacted they arrested his son at his home in dublin, the very next day and park goers that we talked to say they were obviously very shocked to hear what happened. >>uneasy and uncomfortable >>can happen anywhere mean. actually i'm expected because i we reach is a pleasant and because of fits family friendly and very safe. >>parks don't ever talk to strangers don't accept gifts food rides from strangers. >>and pull us on was convicted of rape more than 10 years ago that's why he had a prior history. he's now facing felony charges of annoying and molesting a minor. the kron 4 morning news, a bay area man is behind bars for having child-porn police say they arrested him and it was a top priority will explain what happened. a california family meanwhile is morning after a baby boy is mauled to death by their dog. and a family and their community coming together in the east bay calling for answers in a decades old murder case. we're also keeping an eye on the dangerously hot weather high fire danger pg knees saying it may very well shut down power to some co