the north—east of dublin.on it, i know the sea is very close to where all the characters are. and i know the seagulls can be heard in the morning and in the evening. and i sometimes mention them. and i not the geese coming at this time of year and they leave in april. we love seeing them going over our heads. you mention your first novel the commitments, which you wrote while you were teaching. you taught english and geography in a secondary school for 1h years. am i right your pupils nicknamed you punk doyle? yes. why was that? i had an earring and i wore doc martens and it was 1979, that kind of era, so punk was big. i got my own classroom and there was a poster of the clash. and i added the smiths. and i had a friend who promoted gigs and he gave me a poster so i thought it was a good alternative to jane austen or somebody like that. or the map of ireland. you know, jane austen on one side and the map of ireland. there is a vision of hell! it was just an alternative. doyle is a common name in ireland, the s

companies aviation are opening up dublin offices are expanding their dublin office and that's good for us we've probably moved from position where about one percent of our population would have been non irish now to our work force about fifteen percent. and would be new irish whichever term you like to use is made a huge difference and i think if bracks it happens the will be again in that area right across the food sector which issues for else to drink sector. and many deals are small or small or medium size industry c s m e casualty and they will suffer. if there is any kind of tired of sift or any kind of obstacle if you go back twenty years ago only a target of the trade that took place anywhere else in europe between dublin belfast was happening we don't we don't have targeted right we've grown that now that the two great cities on this island are working together expanding to get our developing together it's not a small figure at billion a week and two way trade between between did the island the vironment and. main the end intendant it's a lot of money and before like i know bar

companies and the insurance companies aviation are opening up dublin offices are expanding their dublin office and that's good for us we've probably moved in position where about one percent of our population would have been non irish now to our work and force about fifteen percent and would be new irish whichever term you like to use is made a huge difference and i think if bracks that happens there will be again and that area right across the food sector which issues for else to drink sector. and many to go there are small or small and medium size industry c s m e castaway and they will suffer. if there is any kind of tired of see if there are any kind of obstacles if you go back twenty years ago only a target of the trade that took place anywhere else in europe between dublin belfast was happening we don't we don't have targeted we've grown that now that the two great cities of this island are working together expanding to go. that are developing together it's not a small figure at billion a week and two way trade between between the the island the vironment and. maine the end intend

in the elections of the north while the twenty six thousand election for the doyle in dublin achieved its best results since the one nine hundred twenty s. a met him to challenge the irish old firm a feeling galan feel for oil now the question is under this new leader maybe with donald tension fane finally overtake the democratic unionist in the north and the med once again as a governing party in the public. believe it donald you're no officially the leader of shouldn't fear tell me a bit about your own background how you came into politics your double go i am an example and woman alex even and and i came into politics in some ways almost accidentally i came into sort of a pit of political activism and running for elections and so on as a result of my interest in. domestic politics what was going on in the north it and i too international politics. but i had never planned this as the end point if you like of my my political journey i grew up in dublin i come from what would be considered to be i suppose a typically middle class background i was very lucky i've had good educational op

in the elections of the north while the twenty six thousand election for the doyle in dublin achieved its best results since the one nine hundred twenty s. a met him to challenge the irish old firm ophelia gale and feel a foil now the question is under this new leader milly with donald tension fame finally overtake the democratic universe in the north and the med once again as a governing party in the republic. will be dawdled you're no officially the leader of shouldn't fear tell me a bit about your own background how you came into politics your double to go i am an example and woman alex even ann and i came into politics in some ways almost accidentally i came into a sort of a pit of political activism and running for elections and so on as a result of my interest in. domestic politics what was going on in the north and i too international politics. but i had never planned this as the end point if you like of my political journey i grew up in dublin i come from what would be considered to be i suppose a typically middle class background i was very lucky to have. good educational opp

in the elections of the north while the twenty six thousand election for the doyle in dublin achieved its best results since the one nine hundred twenty s. or met him to challenge the irish old firm ophelia gale and feel a fall now the question is under this new leader merely with donald tension fane finally overtake the democratic unionist in the north and the met once again as a governing party in the republic. dawdled you're no officially the leader of shouldn't fear tell me a bit about your own background how you came into politics your double to go i am an intel and woman alex even ann and i came into politics in some ways almost accidentally i came into sort of a pit of political activism and running for elections and so on as a result of my interest in. domestic politics what was going on in the north it and i too international politics. but i had never planned this as the end point if you like of my my political journey i grew up in dublin i come from what would be considered to be i suppose a typically middle class background i was very lucky i've had good educational opportu

it will be a fanfare in dublin. dublin this evening. we could just keep control of the game. to do things easy. but again, great character. wales are a great outfit. other hand, we give up too many points do easily. i know the boys, the coaches will have a lot to look at. win today, no doubt be would have taken that. word most interviewers are using. the first half penalty count, we were on the wrong end. ways into our 22. to go before the closing ceremony at the winter olympics. on it's medal chances today. by sealing their best ever medal haul. jumpers to show off their skills. in the big airfinals. impress thejudges. second of three attempts he looked every bit the part. he holds it up! yes! it was huge. and he used the hardest grab. positions. yes! massive! that is absolutely huge. long and nervous wait. but on his finaljump it all went wrong. medal to ensure their best performance at the winter olympics. i'm sure it will hit me later. i never expected it. are ready for it, but ijust didn't. would you have thought that? no. finals. happy days. women curlers aimed for six

upper dublin school superintendent debra wheeler said in statement we became aware some upper dublindents were using chrome book to charge juuling devices while in school because the nature of a chrome book removes the need for external data storage device dee are satisfied for gidding their use will remove the possibility of tamp charge ago juuling device in school. >> the size. the conceal ability of it. you know, being able to trick the teachers that they have a flash drive right in front of them meanwhile it's their vape. >> reporter: we talk to steve summits who owns the shop make it vapor in upper dublin. he says he doesn't sell the product but that it's high in demand g i get phone calls all the time and it seems like all of the phone calls are from teenagers. >> reporter: he says juul is so popular he doesn't think the district banning flash drives to remove confusion for staff is they're still going to be going to school with vapors in their pock. >> reporter: chuck kinsley says what the district is doing is a good thing to get a handle on vaping and drugs. he doesn't think

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, ireland in dublinm next challenge is perhaps even greater, ireland in dublin.great tea m are going to become a really great team we have got to start winning a way which we have not done for a while. that's next game is a massive test. that is what we are thinking about now. scotland shook up the rugby world on saturday, now he needs to do it all over again in dublin. scott brown has decided to retire from international football. scott brown has decided to retire from internationalfootball. he has stepped away in the interest of looking after his body and in the interests of his family. so are you ready for the world cup? no not that one — with plans revealed today for an annual season ending world cup of tennis. the competition would replace the existing format of the davis cup and will feature 18 teams and be played over seven days in late november. it's actually the brainchild of barcelona star gerard pique and could start as early as next year if approved by the international tennis federation. f1 engines have roared back into life after the winter break as

it will be a fanfare in dublin.miles, and there will be plenty more around dublin this evening. when we went ten points up with minutes to go could just keep control of the game. they don't like to do things easy. but again, great character. wales are great outfit. we look at this game and think on the one hand that was some unbelievable positives, some of the attack and the way we played, and the other hand, we give up too many points do easily. i know the boys, the coaches will have a lot to look at. but at the same time if you had asked us if we would take a 5—point win today, no doubt be would have taken that. disappointing, it's a frustrating first half, that's the word most interviewers are using. the first half penalty count, we were on the wrong end. we gave up posession quite easily, given easy ways in to 22. and scotland have won 25—13 at murrayfield. so, lots still at stake in the six nations but things drawing to a close out in south korea, with just one day to go at the winter olympics. and that made it

and also from what they called the south even from the east coast dublin's actually on the east and the south bush and so for shin fein very often associated as a northern parsi a parsi of the north i think it's now clear that we are truly a national organization and that's always been the case but as we grow in political strands rice across the provinces of ireland and now that the leader is a job. i think that kind of writes open in lights in a way that perhaps wasn't the case before. world war w on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that are going. to do socks for the tell you that will be gossip to the public with. the bad guys and tell them you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks are we able to avoid war. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside out. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. it's an

looks like the city of dublin as well. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good to see the quick response. 6:04. lawmakers in washington and florida facing what seems more and more like a pivotal moment for the future of gun control. angry students fed up with the lack of regulations are leading the cause for change. student protests in florida and washington yesterday set the tone for emotional meetings tied to last week's high school student rampage n. florida a town hall meeting last night. angry students confronted marco rubio who accepts money from the nra. rubio says he would consider raising the minimum age to purchase rifles to 21. >> i absolutely believe in this country if you are 18 years of age you should not be able to buy a rifle. >> meanwhile at the white house president trump met with shooting survivors. during his campaign the president vowed to oppose gun control. he now agrees something needs to be done. >> let's never let this happen again. please, please. >> we're going to get it done. it

livermore to dublin looks pretty good.nterstate 880, the traffic is moving well in both directions. if you are driving on the bridge, that looks good going out to the high-rise. it is cold out there. this is a look at the toll plaza . there is a little bit of a backup. the track -- fast track lanes are doing well. let's bring stephen. >>> we have some radical temperatures here. if you are getting close to record-setting territory, sfo and oakland. their unofficial records. 28 in dublin and ice everywhere . i see a lot of 20s out by the concord pavilion. lafayette is 29, dublin is also 29. black hawk is 30 and brentwood is 39. berkeley is 39 degrees and oakland airport is 35 with a record of 34. they are getting close to that record. san francisco is officially 42. there are 30s in the city. officially it is 42. santa rosa would have to get down to 26 to break the record. the napa airport is 25 and lakeport is 22 degrees. in the -- in and around the bays -- bay is in the 30s. outer sunset is 36. around the mission, 38. offi

looking toward our look at dublin, the dublin grade, even though it's early in the commute look at allraveling through the dublin interchange and westbound 580 heading toward castro valley. back to you. >>> for several weeks we've been exposing the sexual misconduct allegations of san jose's presentation high school. >> our investigation unit was the first to uncover years of complaints that went ignored by the all girls school, now presentation is responding to our reporting and to the community. the school announcing the creation of an independent committee to improve the prevention of sexual misconduct against students. the school will create an independent office for students who want to report a complaint of misconduct, harassment or bullying. here is crisis expert sam singer who is working with the school. >> the school continues to change and grow and evolve as it moves forward and it does everything it can to prevent harassment now and will do so in the future and these two initiatives the committee as well as the office that's going to be independent to protect students are ne

west 580 your commute direction over towards the dublin interchange, you see the dublin grade headingstro valley. wherever that crash is approaching it does not look like it is interrupting the flow. this is west 580 around dougherty approaching that dublin interchange but we didn't see any problems for the flow over the last few minutes. we have a little build for 680 and i will continue to watch

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welcome back to dublin where i'm speaking to mary lou mcdonald then you'll be elected president of shared fame how does she find the key to taking shouldn't fame and to paula and the public of ireland. thirty years troubles twenty years of peace but of course. that process which some people believe is a fundamental danger to the peace process how do you evaluate. braggs is the good friday agreement are mutually incompatible you cannot have brags that you cannot have a forcing of the north of ireland out of the european union on the one hand and still claim to honor in word and spares and lasher the good friday agreement is in our view a stark as the us and i listened to theresa may and i listened to others from the english tories saying. don't worry about the border in ireland ireland will be fine on the one hand and then insisting that britain will leave the customs union leave to single marcus and so on and of course the reality is that those two positions are completely at odds with each other i think the tories have played a very dangerous game no way can are in and are sure darren an

. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is in dublin.p — are we going to see a change of approach? well, that is a very interesting question. marylou mcdonald is getting something of a rock star welcome here, the singer ryan sheridan is onstage here at sinn fein‘s special conference in dublin. party members are not here for the music, is now hearfurther politics and no matter what people's opinions of sinn fein, this is an important moment in that sense, gerry adams are standing down after 34 gerry adams are standing down after 3a years, gerry adams are standing down after 3a yea rs, after gerry adams are standing down after 3a years, after one of the longest and most could have a show political careers in britain or ireland, leading the republican movement away from violence and into the peace process and in that time shivering has become the second—largest party in northern ireland and the third largest party in the irish republic. —— sinn fein has become... and the new leader sinn fein is coming from the base here in dublin. marylou m

sinn fein wants to be in power at stormont and in dublin.hrew bombs and bullets, seem to be the political wing of the ira. mr adams has always denied being in the organisation, but security forces believe that he was. he then led the republican movement into the peace process. marylou mcdonald is from a very different background, she grew up very different background, she grew up in an affluent suburb of dublin, and has no direct experience of the northern ireland conflict. although not particularly well known in the —— outside of ireland, she has become known for her robust performances. she has already indicated that she will do things her way. i would fill gerry -- i would fill gerry's shoes. but i will bring my own. talks to restore the devolved government arithmetic to reach a crunch point, next week. the church of england is facing criticism over the way it deals with allegations of sexual abuse, after it emerged more than 3000 safeguarding issues were investigated in 2016. a group of abuse survivors have been holding a silent protest

's jessica flores i ou the alameda county se in dublin with the ry latest. jessic the two suspect accu stabbing and killi -year-old tracy re izette cues >> the suspects accused of stabbing and killing a tracy teenager were in court today. they were scheduled to enter a plea. kpix 5's jessica flores is live outside the alameda county courthouse in dublin with the latest. >> reporter: michelle, those two suspects accused of stabbing and killing 19-year- old lizette cuesta did not enter a plea today. that was pushed back. the judge is allowing it to go to march 16th. but we did see those defendants in court. take a look at their mugshots. you're looking at 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo. they are accused of stabbing cuesta, leaving her on a road in livermore monday morning and a driver found cuesta just off tesla road and investigators believe she was able to crawl 100 yards on her stomach before being found. she was airlifted to eden medical center barely alive and that's where alameda county sheriff's office says before cuesta died

traffic in livermore to dublin looks good. if you are driving into the east bay it is a good time to get out there. interstate 80 north and south as you drive to the plaza there is a little bit of a backup in the left lanes at the toll plaza, but the other lanes are clear. f5:02, let's go to the desk. >>> a alejo police officer shot and killed a suspect after a violent struggle. we are in alejo this morning where investigators are looking into the circumstances of what led up to the gunfire. alex?>> reporter: they're looking to see what led up to the gunfire. good morning. this is alejo, and a deadly shooting by the police started when a officers -- tried to stop a man here on marin street. the man took off running away from the officer and went down this street. the officer chased after the man and caught him block away. that is where there was what authorities described as a violent, physical struggle. during the altercation, the officer fired his gun, striking the man who ultimately died here at the scene. the man who was k

♪ ad lib live picture-- dublin. a nt >>> a very good monday morning to you.t is also presidents' day, if you have the vacation day off, enjoy t sleep in a little bit, other folks are up and at'em as we take a live look at dublin. a winter weather advisory has been issued for parts of the bay area. it is a very cold start out there. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to get a check at that cold weather. kari, you've been monitoring it all. >> i think laura woke everyone up when she said winter weather advisory. they were like, what? >> and i want to show you what's happening on the radar right now because we've seen some spots where we do have a wintry mix coming down and that is mostly for our lower elevation areas and where we are seeing some of our hill peaks as we get a look at what's happening near mt. tam. that little cell that's over that richmond-san rafael bridge was just over mt. tam producing light snow and a wintry mix. that has since moved a little bit off towards the east. as we go down the peninsula we are seeing s

now the folks heading to the dublin/plesbles dublin/bless pleasanton line. the delay will occur and right now b.a.r.t. says for the morning commute. we don't know how long that repair work will take or if the vehicle it still on the track. we have roadways moving well but they're getting more crowded as some folks from this area have to hit the roads and get car-pool buddies. consider that this morning. kari, you're tracking a nice cool start to the day. >>> and no fog this morning unlike yesterday. only a few light patches of it across the bay area, so that's good news. more people get out to drive this morning and we do have some cool temperatures. we may be setting record highs in a couple spots in the bay area. san jose, the forecast high temperature today is 72 degrees. but that's also our record. that's been set since 1982. in concord we may set a new record, forecast of 73. and our record is 70 in an arre san jose apartment complex. we have brand new video into our newsroom overnight - showing the scene. this happened at the willow creek apartment com

dublin students were using chrome books to charge juuling devices while in school because the naturef a chrome book removes the need for external data storage devi devices we are satisfied that for bidding their use will remove the possibility of charging a juuling device in school. >> the size, the conceal ability of it, you know, being able to trick the teachers that they have a flash drive right in front of them meanwhile it's their vape. >> reporter: we talk to steve schmitz who owns the shop make it vape per in upper dublin he says he doesn't sell the product but that's in high in demand. >> i get phone calls all the time, and it seems like all of the the phone calls are from teenagers. >> reporter: schmitz says juul is so popular he doesn't think the district banning flash drives to remove confusion for staff is the solution. >> because they're still going to be going to school with their vapes in their pocket. >> reporter: chuck kinsley what the district is doing is a good thing to get a handle on vaping and drugs but he doesn't think vaping is the bigger problem. >> i think t

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in dublin for us.morning. >> reporter: hi, natasha. relatives of the suspects and the victim were all in the same courtroom together. it was tense and emotional. they're all expected to be back here again this morning. here is a look at the suspects in this case. 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo. a woman yelled at leonardo in court yesterday, "you will get what you deserve." gross is believed to have stabbed the victim. she's 19-year-old lizette cuesta. she worked with the two accused killers at a carl's jr. in tracy. she named her killers before she died. they have not said motive. cuesta was found bleeding on the road at 2:00 monday morning. she had crawled about 100 yards trying to find help. her father says hearing about her will to live gives him some comfort. >> i know how tough she was, how strong she was. show she had thowed that, alway. >> reporter: cuesta was stabbed at least 20 times. she grew up in san jose, but her family recently moved to tracy and that's where sh

through the altamont pass, good westbound 580 to the dublin interchange. we have roadwork highway 13 all northbound lanes are closed. moraga to broadway terrace will be in effect until 5:00 this morning. so slight delays there. san pablo dam off-ramp a fire not affecting the main lines of the road. >>> we now not names of the 17 people killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school and we're also learning a little bit lives that they led. hena doba has more from new york. >> the kids in this community loved him. they adored him. he was one of the greatest people i knew. >> reporter: assistant football coach aaron feis was killed as he threw himself in front of students to protect them. a former student and player at marjory stoneman douglas high school, he leaves behind a wife and daughter. joaquin oliver from venezuela had just become a u.s. citizen. his friends say he was a unique soul. 14-year-old jamie guttenberg loved to dance and hoped to become an occupational therapist. her family doesn't know how it will cope. >> she is, like, i got to go dad, bye

added will be a fanfare in dublin.ld just keep control of the game. they don't like to do things easy. but again, great character. wales are great outfit. we look at this game and think on the one hand that was some unbelievable positives, some of the attack on the way we played, and the other hand, we give up too many points do easily. i know the boys, the coaches will have a lot to look at. but at the same time if you had asked us if we would take a 5—point win today, no doubt be would have taken that. disappointing, it's a frustrating first half, that's the word most interviewers are using. the first half penalty count, we we re the first half penalty count, we were 011 the first half penalty count, we were on the wrong end. we give a position quite easily, given easy ways in to 22. it has been a mixed penultimate day for great britain at the winter olympics. in the early hours of this morning, billy morgan took a bronze medal to make this teamgb‘s best winter games, but a sixth medal was out of reach for the women'

a live look outside in dublin-- as dangerous are under a microclimate weather alert this tuesday morning. a live look outside right now at dublin as those dangerously cold temperatures sweep across the bay area. you can see people already up, ready to go. and so are we. thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we're also getting word that there was a 3.0 earthquake centered in the diablo area in the east bay this morning. if you felt the shaking feel free to reach out to us on twitter and facebook this morning. what a way to wake up, right? >> not a good one. >> a lot of shaking. >> and then you get out of bed and it's cold. that's going to be the other problem and the main thing we will be talking about as we go throughout the morning, the very cold and freezing temperatures that we do have for those inland areas. right now we are down to 27 degrees right now in napa, that's the coldest spot i have on this map and 31 degrees in santa rosa, 30 livermore and 32 now in morgan hill. so that freeze warning will continue as we go through 9:00. so several more

welcome to that alex salmond shore from dublin from the public of violence this is a city that country deeply suspicious of britain's breaks up moves not least because of the implications it has for the peace process on the border between the north of ireland and here and the public but could also be. bonus for the us bustling city of dublin as jobs flock here out of the city of london i think the best the longest serving prime minister of ireland so. this is what you have to say. but after. your second longest serving tea shock after lehman. you have the shock could negotiated from the irish say the the good friday agreement. how much of a risk is the bricks of process to that crucial agreement that brought peace to the whole idea was to try and make. the island of ireland one economic yunus. so that we could move freely without any restrictions without any regulations whatever that trade was true a frictionless border. which meant because now there are so many arguments about it at the time it was a boarded up was free of any security a free of any checks and free of any passport or

another one in upper dublin there is one is involving injuries.pack at dresher woods drive. if you can avoid the area you want to do. that will also got some flooding because of all of that rain. the biggie, mlk drive, closed right now between falls bridge and montgomery drive. you will have to use ooh your alternate, kelly driver or 676 your best bet. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, we will tell you why attorney general jeff sessions is coming to philly today. >> also ahead, find out what caused a truck to burst into flames on a busy highway overseas. the drama with was all captured on camera. >> how the olympic games are hoping for unified korea. back at the top of the hour. in tski mountains more than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitne

i was in dublin ten days ago.eard the irish prime minister leo varadkar talking i heard the irish prime minister leo va radkar talking about this i heard the irish prime minister leo varadkar talking about this in a very uncompromising way. his deputy simon coney hasjust very uncompromising way. his deputy simon coney has just been very uncompromising way. his deputy simon coney hasjust been in brussels. and ireland is doing all that it can to ensure that the relationship between dublin and brussels remains as strong through brexit as it can possibly be. and it looks like what the commission is set to publish tomorrow is a very ha rd set to publish tomorrow is a very hard stance. theresa may had a deal in december, a deal which provided a bit of leeway for the partners in her coalition that prop up the government, the dup, but it looks like the commission is going to come up like the commission is going to come up with a hardline view and frankly, this is kind of high noon, i think. there is a big possibility now

we are looking at the commute as you drive to the dublin interchange. this is up look at interstate 880 in oakland. traffic is moving well as you pass the coliseum. at the toll plaza it is getting crowded. >>> two people were killed in bay point this morning with two cars crash in one of the cars went into the side of the house. it happened just before 1 am at war drive. the chp says the two people who died were in the two cars, not in the house. the two cars that crash were damaged and the man who lives in the house as he was asleep when he heard a loud noise that shook the entire house. he says he heard a man screaming and went outside to help you he said he saw several people hurt. >> that's the one thing i feel bad about. i was thinking someone just died here. that is just terrible. the one lady they took away did not look too good. . >> we do not know how many people were in the two cars or if there are any other injuries. we do have an reporter headed to the scene. we will bring you more on the investigation coming up. >>> we are following develop

the first game of the day is in dublin where ireland ta ke the day is in dublin where ireland take only. skipper rory best said that moment boosted the team all week. it's just said that moment boosted the team all week. it'sjust amazing how the kick of the bowl and 82 and a half minute or whatever it was of rugby can change the context of how you feel and the mood. can change the context of how you feeland the mood. like i can change the context of how you feel and the mood. like i say, getting back home to the six nations is a big thing for us. the big match in the premier league today is the north london derby — tottenham against arsenal at wembley. they just kicked off theyjust kicked off a couple of minutes ago and there have still been no goals. celtic park 2—0 up against partick thistle after 12 minutes with james forrest with both goals. in cricket, australia have cruised to a seven wicket win against england. this spectacular throw from david warner after both openers had gone with only 11 runs on the board, what a true that was. australia reaching their target in the end wit

. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, has been at the conference in dublin.astically endorsed the new leader, mary lou mcdonald, in her home city, dublin. she's the only person who put her name forward to succeed gerry adams as leader of sinn fein, no surprise that she has been installed as leader of the party, the second biggest in northern ireland and the third biggest in the irish republic. now, gerry adams had the longest career of any major party leader in britain, or ireland, an extremely divisive politician. he was a peacemaker to his supporters, but he was at least an apologist for ira violence to his enemies, although he was never a member of that organisation himself. mary lou mcdonald in her speech said that it was time for fresh ideas and bold thinking. the ambition of the party is to be in government on both sides of the border, but whether they get back into government in northern ireland will depend upon negotiations between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party at stormont, word is, in particular, there has been some progress in british

and sure from dublin from the public of violence this is a city and the day the country deeply suspicious of britain's breaks it moves not least because of the implications it has for the peace process on the border between the north of ireland and here and the public but could also be a headline breaks that bonus for the us bustling city of dublin as jobs flock here out of the city of london i speak to betty i have longest serving prime minister of ireland so am endeavor leader this is what you have to say. but. second longest serving the shock after lehman. you have the could negotiated from the earliest say the the good friday agreement. how much of a risk is the bricks process to that crucial agreement that brought peace to the whole idea was to try and make. the island of ireland one economic yunus. so that we could move freely without any restrictions without any regulations whatever that trade was true or frictionless barter. which meant because now there are so many arguments about at the time it was a boarded up was free of any security of free of any checks free of any passport

"today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in dublin this morning with some of the information we're learning about the suspects as well as the victim. bob? >> reporter: good morning, laura. yes, later this afternoon at around 2:00 here at the east county hall of justice in dublin a judge will arraign the man and woman accused of this horrific crime. this will be their first chance to enter a plea to the charges against them. those who are charged it's daniel gross, 19 years old, and melissa leonardo, 25 years old. both of them from mow des stowe, both stand accused in the murder of liz cuesta, the 19-year-old woman who was found near death early monday morning off tesla road. this is in a rural part of alameda county east of livermore. unfortunately she passed away a couple of hours later at the hospital, but according to investigators was able to first identify her killers. last night cuesta's friends gathered to remember her at great oaks skate park in san jose where she used to skateboard, something she was passionate about. her friends lit candles, cried and told us what made he

very much looking forward to that match to be played in dublin.t our website, that's bbc.com/sport. until next time, goodbye for now. thanks forjoining me. time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles over the next few days or so. fairly slow change, i would have thought, over the next few days, simply because we are developing an area of high pressure which has rather strangled the old weather front which provided quite a veil of cloud sometimes through eastern parts of the british isles through tuesday, but with the development of the high pressure close by to the british isles, that, as i say, has the effect of killing off the front. a veil of cloud, not much more than that. maybe the odd drib and drab of rain, but essentially it's a dry pattern, and increasingly we will be talking about high pressure linked to the one over scandinavia as we go through the weekend and into next week. the veil of cloud doing its stuff to keep temperatures above freezing across england and wales for the most part. scotland and i

the first game of the day is in dublin, where ireland take on italy.says the euphoria of that moment has boosted the team all week. just amazing how to kick a football and 82.5 minutes or whatever it was of rugby in the context metaphor can change the context of how you feel and the mood and what they say, getting back home in the 60s is a big thing for us. it's also round two of the women's six nations. england host wales at the twickenham stoop as they chase a second consecutive grand slam title. and in the evening game, scotland will be looking for theirfirst win of the tournament against france at scotstoon. in domestic rugby, bath are up to third place in the premiership, thanks to a convincing win over northampton. ross batty with the last of three tries in the final minutes. 32—9 the score. and joy neville became the first woman to referee a pro14 match, taking charge of ulster against southern kings, and she saw ulster dominate the game, winning 59 points to 10, with craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. there was a thrilling finish t

derbier wood drive we have an accident in upper dublin. downside tree at coventry -- downed tree at coventry road. stick to st. peter's watch for ponding on the roadway, but no major problems, matt and tam. >>> roads prone to flooding could be drying out. parker creek in burlington county overf closure of construction along union mill road. evesham restrictions in place on the area highways. fog covered cooper river park as pon on sidewalks. drivers battled heavy rain on action cam farm animals dipping their hooves in larges. >>> traffic conditions as you head out the door with the 6abc app get traffic anytime on your phone or tablet. >>> police had to perform cpr on a man shot in the face on pine street in wilmington, delaware. police are talking to a person of interest. >>> one man was killed and two others injured in a shooting in southwest philadelphia. two men walked you mean to a car and opened fire at 75th and elm wood street, a 73-year-old man was hit in the neck and chest and died at the hospital. 24-year-old man are in stable i s

we're slow and go into livermore and the dublin pleasanton area. give yourself about 40 minutes to make that drive. we do have an accident on the east shore freeway. it is 80 westbound near powell street partially blocking the right lane. no traffic backups at this point. it is early. the chinese new year parade starts at 5:15 at second and market. heads up to geary and over to powell to post. post to kearney and winds up at columbus. have fun out there. there are street closures already happening. i saw this morning coming in that sfp putting out the barricades already. be aware that that parade will be a lot of fun. there will be backups. >>> thank you, sue. work is under way on the next big expansion of the smart system. where trains will be rolling by next year. >>> amazon looking to expand the cashier list stores. the location in california that could be cashing in. >>> the >>> a simple test delivers the news. oh, we're having a baby. >> their story next "right this >>> still breezy up in the hilts and over the water. in the valleys, things ar

let's get more from our shawnette wilson live in upper dublin.wnette. >> reporter: lucy, the upper dublin school superintendent said this has been an issue in general among parents. e-cigarettes and vaping. she says this ban is an effort to educate the community and protect her students. >> i think the district trying to do something that's right for the kids. >> reporter: michelle o'toole supports the upper dublin school district recent ban on flash drives in all of its schools. she has two children that attend the high school. >> kids are aware of. kids know about it. probably deep into middle school. >> reporter: she's talking about a vaping device called jewel that's popular among teens and resembles a flash drive. in some cases students were plugging the jewel vaping device into their computers to charge it. the school superintendent debra wheeler said in a statement we became aware that some upper dublin using when using chrome books to charge juul devices in school because the nature avenue chrome book removes the need for external data st

amy hollyfield is live in dublin. good morning, amy. >> reporter: natasha, a woman stood up in court and yelled at the female suspect "you'll get what you deserve." a very tense court hearing. here is a look at the suspects due back in court today. 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo. prosecutors say the two are engaged. we've also heard that she is pregnant with their child. they also tell us they knew their victim. they believe that gross is the one who stabbed the victim. she is 19-year-old lizette cues cuesta. police have not released a motive but they all knew each other. she was found bleeding along livermore's tesla road where she was left for dead. investigators say before she died she named her killers. her family says they are devastated but her father also has a message for everyone who has reached out to them. >> want to thank everyone that showed support for me, my family, my daughter. it went from family members to total strangers. we appreciate that help. the love and support and o

matt keller is in dublin with the latest on the investigation. matt? >> reporter: i just spoke with the alameda county sheriff's office and they told me they are meeting right now about this investigation. they're trying to decide what they're going to release and what they're going to withhold as they try to piece together this case. investigators say it was the victim who gave them some information that led to the arrest of her alleged killers. 19-year-old man and 19-year-old woman were arrested in modesto. a motorist spotted the female victim in livermore on tesla road. she had crawled about 100 yards on her stomach even though she had multiple stab wounds. before she died, investigators say she was able to tell investigators who attacked her. investigators are still looking into how the victim knew the two and if she willingly got in take car with them or kidnapped. sheriff's office is expected to release an update within the next hour. we'll make that information available to you on our website, abc7news.com, and also our abc7 news app. reporting

dublin at .03. san francisco finally got .01. san jose finally got .03. not much but it stopped the streak at 27 days. no rain today. concord and buchanan says 28. there is a big difference there. 32 in gilroy. 31 up in boulder creek. campbell checking in at 31. there will be northwesterly breeze today. water temperatures, 49 degrees. there is the one in truckee, with the northerly breeze, dry air is spilling air -- in. we will look for temperatures today, nice are not as long as they were. it is still february but it is a little breezy and sunny today. highs in the 50s. we are below average. we should be around 64. i'm going with rain on monday in a colder pattern again. >>> will it be a rough drive coming home for people heading up to tahoe ? >> no. . >> >>> this weekend, we will be enjoying the chinese new year parade, but there are a lot of things going on this weekend including the best in the west clam chowder contests. >>> heading into the weekend, here are a few of it happening around the bay. chinese new year celebrations continue in san francisc

the party's appeal to a younger generation that never knew the troubles nadine barber al-jazeera dublin. the soviet union put the first satellite the first man and the first woman into space the russian are seven rockets that launched the first satellite a still servicing the international space station but with this week's space x. launch russia fears losing its commercial edge in the modern space race challenge now from moscow. the pitches and the achievement amazed millions of people who are around the world but space x. is falcon heavy rocket launch with its gracefully landing boosters didn't seem to impress russia's state space agency roscoe's most they dismissed it as little more than a p.r. stunt for either on musk's tesla electric cars if you have noticed ross cosmo said on a russian radio station this launch went up not with some empty dummy or a load which he wouldn't regret losing in a failure but with one specific car. there's some truth in what ross cosmo says pilon mask is among other things a master of promoting his various products but thrust cosmos also seems to be cove

you can also see traffic at the dublin interchange. and that was good. if you are driving on interstate 880, traffic is moving well. at the toll plaza there is a little bit of a backup. >>> there are stunning new revelations about the florida high school shootings and the immediate response to it. president trump may now be at odds with the national rifle association. we are in washington with more. >> reporter: minutes before the scenes played out in florida, it appears that there was a critical breakdown. . >> i am devastated. >> reporter: the broward county sheriff confirmed that an armed deputy chose to linger outside during the attack instead of trying to confront the killer. >>he never went in. if we arrive at an active shooter we go in and attack of the target that was never done. >> reporter: he chose to retire because he now qualifies for his pension. the sheriff department had been given warnings about the gunman before the attack. that parallels what is failings at the fbi as well. president trump renewed his mind to arm teachers. >>> their go