very good evening to dublin, ireland. i'mjohn watson.ere in dublin, where ireland could win their third six nations title in five years. coming up on the programme tonight... could it be a third six nations title for ireland in five yea rs 7 nations title for ireland in five years? they could seal it here this weekend. england will need experienced heads but are without one this weekend. captain dylan hartley injured, so owen farrell steps up. it is an opportunity for him to show he's capable of being a captain in the future. also coming up, the game that could decide the best of the rest in the premier league. we preview manchester united against liverpool, second against the third ahead of their meeting tomorrow lunchtime. yes, and welcome to dublin, where the six nations title could be settled on this penultimate weekend of the competition. ireland in the driving seat after three wins from their opening three fixtures. while scotland's victory over england kept their hopes alive. that was two weeks ago. england and eddiejones know tha

well, dublin's match willjust be the start of things.ll come in paris. tea—time kick—off, fragile france versus uncertain england? well, with mind or muscle, england must beat the french. they may have to score four tries for a bonus point to stay in sight of ireland. england have made big changes, some enforced by injury. there is a new man carrying the ca ptain's responsibility, his way. you try and be aggressive in the right times. you want to be calm and clear—headed to be able to make good decisions. and i think that's where i've probably matured a bit over the years. but at the same time, when the opportunity arises to be aggressive, you've got to make sure you're in it. and could france suddenly to be brilliant? not even poirot knows. that's jefferson poirot, their 19 stone prop. it's the uncertainty that makes the six nations. dublin's modern stadium lies near to the liffey. it twists, it turns. we watch, we wait. if you like your twists and turns on snow 01’ if you like your twists and turns on snow or ice them look towards the

you have 25 people in london, 700 in california, now you are betting big in dublin.in, wife? dublin has been our european headquarters from day one. if a few reasons for that. it is in the eu. also, dublin is increasing its phenomenal talent market. where you have this melting pot effect. it reminds me of what you get in the valley and what you get in london, people coming from all over europe to work in dublin. we are using dublin as a hub for which to serve europe, the middle east, and africa. what is the threat to the —— what is the threat brexit has on london as the tech hub?l to the —— what is the threat brexit has on london as the tech hub? a big one. it is twofold. firstly, in actuality, it'll get harder to have actuality, it'll get harder to have a talent hub here where people from across europe, especially, are coming to work. we are seeing this in the us right now where it has already proven the case that people are already proven the case that people a re less already proven the case that people are less willing to move to the us. they don't even want to e

from dublin, joe wilson reports.t know how it would stop. 0nly where it would start. aviva stadium, dublin. scotland waiting. this way. scotland's style, fast and loose. when it fails it can hand tries to the opposition. jacob stockdale for ireland. few players have ever made a try scoring starts toa have ever made a try scoring starts to a career like stockdale. this was his sixth of the tournament this year. his sixth of the tournament this yea r. early his sixth of the tournament this year. early in the second half, a scotla nd year. early in the second half, a scotland move finally worked, completed in the corner by the youngster blair kinghorn. sean cronin got ireland's fourth try, not only ensuring victory but also a bonus point. ireland had done all they could possibly do here in dublin. now, england had to match that performance in paris to keep their title hopes alive. england needed four tries but they were defending desperately. high tackle from anthony watson, sin—bin for him and france got a penalty try.

dublin and put‘s match will just threat scotland bring.n and put‘s match willjust be the start of things, the next rugby approach will come in paris. tea—time kick—off, fragile france versus uncertain england. must beat the england french. they may have to score four tries for our bonus point to stay within sight of ireland. england have made big changes, there isa england have made big changes, there is a new man carrying the captain's responsibility. you try to be aggressive in the right arms, you wa nt to aggressive in the right arms, you want to be clear—headed to make good decisions and i think that's where i have matured over the years but at the same time when the opportunity arises to be aggressive, you have to make sure you are in it. and good france suddenly be brilliant? not even poirot knows, thatjefferson porro. its uncertainty that makes the six nations. dublin's modern stadium lies near to the river liffey. it twists and turns. we watch and wait. no weekend's rugby has already started and bath are into the final of the anglo

aviva stadium dublin, scotla nd start. aviva stadium dublin, scotland waiting. this way.st and loose. when he fails, it can hammer tries to the opposition. jacob stockdale for i would and the gift was safety delivered. few players have ever made a try scoring started a career like stockdale. here came his sixth of this six nations. earlier in the second half, a scotland move finally works. completed in the corner by blair, a young star, a fine finish. but a dive over the line for ireland was more significant. therefore the try which not only ensured victory am ireland had a bonus point, too. 28-8 in am ireland had a bonus point, too. 28—8 in dublin and off to paris. elliott's monster penalty was impressive, but england needed more, needed to match ireland's result. they needed four tries. in fact england were defending desperately. i tackle from anthony watson, senden for him and france awarded eight penalty to leave. things weren't going to plan. understatement. h i can, but what england produced in the 74th minute is what they needed in the first. not enough. france w01

let's head over to dublin.in, ireland where it is 50 degrees and partly sunny. >> a pint of something in there. >> sounds good, doesn't it, mike? over there. maybe not not right now. it is a good thing it is today. tomorrow they're looking for rain and 37 degrees. snow is on the go big time. homewood has had 28 inches of new snow in the last 24 hours. squaw valley, 23. kirkwood, 18. sierra snow will continue to stack up. there's a winter storm warning until tomorrow morning. snow levels around 3,000 feet there. will be plenty from 3,000 to 3500 feet all the way up to lake level and the passes. this is really g if it had a tropical tap it would be epic, as the kids would say. it is still good enough so we won't plain. there will be a lot of hit and miss rain today. some light and some heavy. there will be lower snow levels coming in snapple o county, napa county. main band looks to be livermore over to fremont. highway 34. that is where you're getting moderate to heavy rain. fremont and milpitas as well. one mov

dublin's match would about the rugby they bring.s kick off fragile grants versus uncertain england? with me and all marsel, england must beat the french. they have disk or four tries for a bonus point to stay inside of ireland. england have made big changes, some enforced by injury. there is a new man taking the captains responsibility. you try to be aggressive in the right times. you are to become and clearheaded. to be able to make the decisions. and i think that is where i have thoroughly matured a bit over the yea rs. thoroughly matured a bit over the years. but at the same time, when the opportunity arises to be aggressive, yet to make sure you are in it. a good friend suddenly be brilliant? not even poirot knows, and that is jettisoned poirot, deie brock. —— jefferson. and that is jettisoned poirot, deie brock. ——jefferson. the and that is jettisoned poirot, deie brock. —— jefferson. the weekend and that is jettisoned poirot, deie brock. ——jefferson. the weekend of by brock. ——jefferson. the weekend of rugby has restarted, and

ireland had done all they could possibly do here in dublin.eded four tries but they were defending desperately. high tackle from anthony watson, sin—bin for him and france got a penalty try. things were not going to plan — understatement. a try came but what england produced in the 74th minute was what they had needed in the first. not enough. france won and so did ireland. saturday night in dublin came with the knowledge that ireland could not be caught and the belief that they can beat england next saturday. now, would that be st patrick‘s day? we‘re going to win it! come on, st patrick‘s day! england women‘s hopes of a second successive six nations title took a major blow as they lost 18—17 to france. both sides were unbeaten going into the match, butjessy tremouliere‘s dramatic late try inflicted england‘s first defeat. france are now four points clear at the top of the table with one game to play. to the day‘s football action, and there were ugly scenes at the london stadium as struggling west ham lost 3—0 to burnley. the game was repeate

street having to do phone to phone in dublin to get issues raised because it's no life about her i find it really depressing because here's what really excited me it excited me that we ireland joined the european union voluntarily i used to joke it was the only union we joined voluntarily we didn't join the united kingdom voluntarily but we sat around the european union table with our former imperial colonizing masters and we sat as friends we sat as partners as neighbors and over a period of time we took all the value of these of history and over two or three generations we dismantled them and were able to offer our children something really humanly very decent but it's a hundred years since women in the united kingdom obtain the paschal for choice which of course was centralized with were violent. telling partial freedom one hundred years ago what aspects of of this breaks that process do you see years as a threat to the rights and title moments for equality of the women of gays and over . that's a really interesting perspective out because i'm not sure that i've heard a lot of people

there is a fender-bender that sounds like it's reported near the dublin interchange.e will let you know. no slowing shows up there. like wise for the south bay out of gilroy, morgan hill in towards san jose, 101 moves at speeds, 17 over the summit, the same thing for both directions. another fender-bender reported around 680 and 101. we will check on this. an easy drive toward the bay bridge with no delays for your drive. the backup starting for the cash lanes at the toll plaza and no delays for transit. remember, that temporary platform at south san francisco for caltrain, guys, back to you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," skipping out on state testing. the reason some school districts in the north bay are opting out this year. >>> plus -- >> as soon as i looked at that face, i knew exactly who it was. a little bit older, kind of like me, but, you know -- >> a miracle reunion, the way a cat lost more than ten years ago during a hurricane finally finds its way home. students in santa o survived the devastating >>> at 5:25 new this morning, students in santa

let's speak to our ireland correspondent chris page, who's in dublin.ess, chris, what is is happening? well, this is what rush hour looks like here in dublin on the first friday in march, usually there would be bumper—to—bumper traffic, hardly any cars on the road at all, most people heeding the government advice not to drive. dublin's been a city in shut down, businesses have closed, schools have been off. there has been no public transport, this is the most extreme weather ireland has had during the winterfor weather ireland has had during the winter for at least 30 year, people will tell you. now, most people had hoped that perhaps the worst would be over but the snow is coming down, if anything more heavily. the red pretoriaer warning indicating a danger to life. in the last hour, that has been extended until 9.00 tomorrow morning. goodness, chris, many thanks. chris page there. let us looks ahead to sportsday. coming up we will talk about the premier league football as we are joined by will grigg, there is live action from birmingham with katrina j

the wet roadways through dublin, picks up the volume. i'll show you where it's lowering the speed and picking up the activity as far as the chp is concerned. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re under a microclimate >>> the weather is awful out there. everybody slow down. >> we are under a microclimate weather alert on this soggy thursday morning as another storm unleashes widespread wind and rain in the bay area. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. you can see on the richmond-san rafael bridge the roads are slick. and new video from overnight showing the brunt of the storm lashing the bay area, as you can see here this is in the south bay from campbell at hamilton avenue and highway 17. >> we have team coverage to help you navigate through the mess. first, we want to start with meteorologist kari hall for the latest time line. >>> the heaviest rain is making its way through san francisco, the east bay, and also parts of the peninsula where we are seeing a

joe wilson, bbc news, dublin.r supporters invaded the pitch during yesterday's 3—0 defeat at home to burnley. the game had to be stopped a number of times due to members of the crowd invading the pitch to protest against the clubs owners at one point, captain mark noble decided to intervene. that was one of a number of incidents that happened at the london stadium. burnley, though, weren't distacted by the turmoil, and went on to win comfortably by 3—0. but the west ham protests continued after the game and both the club and the fa say they will investigate. anyone who has got that aggressive frustration, don't come to the home games because we need everybody all working together to try and that sufficient results in the five home games which we thought were all going to be a strength but became a massive weakness. the next games at home but pretty bleak because there is no way the team is going to be able to play and get the point to stay up. that much —— that atmosphere must never come back in the last five game

joe wilson reports from dublin.re it would start. aviva stadium, dublin, scotland waiting. scotland's style, fast and loose. when it fails it can hand tries to the opposition. in this case jacob stockdale. few players have ever made a try scoring start to a career like stockdale, this was his sixth of the tournament. early in the second half, a scotland move finally worked, completed by the young star in the corner. but sean cronin's dive over the line for ireland was more significant, their fourth try which ensured victory and also a bonus point. 28—8 in dublin and off to paris. elliot daly‘s monster penalty was impressive but england needed more. they needed to match ireland's result, they needed four tries. in fact england were defending desperately. high tackle from anthony watson, sin—bin. and france got a penalty try. things weren't going to plan. understatement. a try came but england had needed it sooner. not enough. france over to. england had needed it sooner. not enough. france overto. so england had need

let's cross live to dublin and speak tojohn watson.served by ireland, who have just seemd to get stronger game by game, but england have gone backwards. it has been hugely impressive from ireland. it has been the third six nations title now in five years following that four try bonus point victory over scotland in dublin earlier on today. england's failure to match that result sees them surrender the title and ireland have been the standout team in this tournament. it is 11 test wins in a i’ow tournament. it is 11 test wins in a row for ireland. that is a new irish record. they can dare to dream now of completing the grand slam if they can beat england at twickenham next weekend. for scotland, it has been a disappointing end to the campaign. the hopes of winning the title was still alive coming into the match with ireland earlier on today, but once again the failure to win away from home hampering their title hopes. they must address that if they are the one day realise their own six nations ambitions of lifting the title. let's round—

, dublin, california, not dublin, ireland.lin, california, closer after all. the lion's club organizes an annual pa ra id that starts at 9:30 in the morning. here is ancient film of rob mayeda and i. >> that's great. cool. >> it's 6:36. coming up next on "today in the bay" we're seeing a lot of much needed snow in the sierra. we're going to take you there live to show you the continues on the roads. if you're getting ready to head there for the weekend. >>> plus we continue to follow breaking news out of the south bay. we will tell you what we're learning about this morning a deadly accident in san jose. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. bay area this morning. >>> right now it's 6:30, we are tracking more rain in the bay area this morning. you are looking live at our radar at nbc's storm ranger providing us this image. >> taking live look from san mateo, get ready for a wet morning commute. a lot of snow in the sierra as w

. >> you may want to go to dublin, ireland.7 degrees. >> a chance of snow, they are not worried about it. they are bundled up. if you live in ireland, you are not expecting a balmy day. >> probably not, maybe a pint of guinness or two, among other things. happy st. patrick's day. >> good morning. let's get a quick look at the weather. rosemary, it sounds like here.>> there you go, we can compete. with the festivities we can compete as well. we have a lot of outdoor activities, not only for today but for some it will be the whole weekend. we are giving you a view of this course start. a few scattered showers are continuing to fall as we get going. we will finally taper off and dry out on the second half of today into sunday. here's a look at temperatures right now. we have 45 degrees to start the day in san francisco where they are already gearing up. 45 degrees in oakland. temperatures are cooler this morning for most. here's a look at storm tracker two. it looks like we may have light rain already moving across the san francis

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john watson is in dublin. crucial weekend in rugby union six nations championship.nship. nations champions, their third title in five years. in five years. that ireland will have this wrapped up? up? here underjoe schmidt, they have one 19 of their last 20 games here. one 19 of their last 20 games here. irish team is a mighty tough challenge. challenge. beat, but scotland's last i win —— away win came in eight years ago. away win came in eight years ago. all teams struggle. again and tried to quieten the road and put doubt in this irish team. and put doubt in this irish team. perform as well as they can. it will be fascinating to watch. be fascinating to watch. win was here in dublin eight years ago. ago. hopefully that may play in their favour tomorrow. their favour tomorrow. of imprisoned politicians in his native catalonia. message after it was seen in the cup tie at wigan. he can only wear it pre—and post match. no longer wear it on the touchline. south africa have the upper hand at port elizabeth. port elizabeth. top scorer with 63 as the tourists made 243. mad

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they made it four wins out of four by beating scotland 28—8 in dublin.r ireland tries also saw them secure a bonus point. that put extra pressure on the reigning champions, england, in paris. they had to match the ireland result to keep the championship alive, but they came up short against france. it finished 22—16 at the stade de france. the title is ireland's and they will now look

westbound 580 tracy to dublin. up to 55 minutes. that's likely due to a crash on the shoulder at the 205 interchange. antioch to concord, 23 minutes. san rafael to san francisco looking great in the green at 17 minutes. >>> facebook has announced it's giving its privacy tools a makeover. this comes after a lot of criticism over the data practices and here is the change to the account settings page. the before is on the left for you. the new way that you'll now see it on the right. facebook is trying to make controls a little easier to find. when you finally go to the privacy settings, you will see this. to be clear, the changes won't affect facebook's privacy policies or the types of data it gathers about its years. they hope the 2.2 billion users will have an easier time navigating the confusing privacy and security settings. >>> arrests on b.a.r.t. are up by 40%. that's actually the positive news for riders. >> however, more passengers are reporting thefts and violent crimes. >> amy hollyfield live at the dublin pleasanton station

westbound 580 tracy to dublin in the yellow at 34 minutes. no delays southbound 680 out of dublin or northbound 85 out of the south bay. video from sky 7. this is crews working on that pothole repair yesterday. you can see how big it is. that is taking up most of lane number 4. this was westbound 580 the busy side. around north flynn road. wow. look at that. that is huge. they were able to pour that concrete late last night. it is all set to go for this morning's commute. everything is looking okay right now. we're keeping a close eye on that. next traffic update at 4:50. >>> thanks, alexis. >>> apple thought it was doing the right thing by slowing down older iphones. but users see a devious motive. now they're taking company to court. >>> these bikes are supposed to solve a commuter problem. instead they're creating a bigger one. >>> >>> let's take a look at what's going around the state as we come up on 4:42 on this thursday. all right. low 80s through the central valley. look at that. 73 in monterey. near 80 in l.a. 93 today in palm spring

same thing along the dublin grade towards dublin boulevard. we've got some moderate showers developing along the cold front that's near guerneville. this is all heading to the northeast of santa rosa. pen grove, petaluma. you're about to get another round of moderate rain. let's talk temperatures. a mild morning. 50 in the sunset and pea trer owe hill. ferry building, sunny side. we've got 49 in richmond, san leandro. palo alto, 48 right now and santa clara. 52 in petaluma. david city at 50. here's a look at half an inch of rain into san francisco. you can see puddles there. if you're out and about, it's going to be wet and breezy all day today. if you like the rain, great day to exercise. if you're headed to the sierra, i wouldn't. not until tomorrow or saturday. the best chance is sunday. i know you can't wait that lock. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> busy day on the roads. just double checked. we're up to 40 incidents now. a lot of those are crashes and spinouts. it is a treacherous morning. you definitely want to give yourself e

chris page, bbc news, dublin.ing such sports are just for the young? well, it seems that's not the case. researchers have been following a big group of older cyclists — some in their 80s — who've all remained highly active. and the results are very surprising as our medical correspondent fergus walsh has been finding out. i've arranged a 60—mile ride through the surrey hills. this is what healthy ageing looks like. these cyclists — aged 64 to 82 — think nothing of spending five hours or more in the saddle. room for one more? yeah, welcome. i do it all for reasons — for health, because i enjoy it, because it's sociable. it's just a wonderful life. they have all been examined as part of a trial which is challenging perceptions of ageing. one of the first results i got from the medical study, i was told my body fat was comparable to that of a 19—year—old. leading the peleton is professor norman lazarus — at 82, a prime example of healthy ageing. if exercise was a pill, everybody in the world would be taking an exerci

welcome back to dublin i'm speaking to many marco who for fourteen years taught on or president of ireland a lot has been said the but i was chef anomic progress of transformation and i went over the last generation looking through a political career how would you assess the social transformation of our the social transformation of our land i think really is rooted in the massive changes that happened in access to education from the one nine hundred sixty s. onwards with the opening up of second level education free and then the mass of the cation of university education as you know ireland has one of the highest rates of third level education it's working mom is working people are going to give you a simple example my mom and dad my dad god rest of my mother were what were smart but they belonged to a generation that had no chance of education my father became a barman my mother became my hairdresser they would have loved it had the chance to stay on school after fourteen but it just didn't happen when i got into university i was the wards of nine children the first of my family. were to

just 40 miles south of vallejo in the town of dublin, another awful home invasion, with an m-o that'sale caller, victim states that somebody came into their residence. >> wearing all black clothing unknown weapon. >> reporter: see if these details ring a bell, a couple confronted by an intruder, shining a bright light in their faces and attempting to restrain them with zip-ties. >> standby is the subject that is still fighting still in the house? >> reporter: but this time, the family fights back. the father suffering this nasty head injury. the intruder runs off empty-handed. >> they went out the residence. down the stairs, out the residence. >> reporter: he gets away, but the self-proclaimed criminal mastermind has made a fatal mistake. still ahead, the clue he left behind and how it will unmask him. >> without that piece of evidence, right now i think we'd still be investigating. >> reporter: the surprising true identity of the kidnapper, next. new matte ink un-nude from maybelline new york. unconventional, unexpected nudes. liquid matte formula. up to 16 hour wear. go un-nude with

southbound 680 dublin to mission in the green at 14. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, you look great through the south bay area. that is in the green at just 17 minutes. >> thank you, alexis. the promoters of bottle rock have announced a new music festival. it is set for september 22nd and 23rd in glenallen. the avett brothers will headline. this is a festival for people who don't like the larger sized music festivals but love live music. passes start at $235 and go on sale tomorrow. >>> next at 5:00 another issue for uber. other companies are distancing themselves from its autonomous car crash. >>> stormy daniels' new action she's taking. >>> the new well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. [trumpet playing] some make you move to jazz, funk and bounce. some of our stories aren't quite as straightforward. blocked by the saints! [crowd roaring] while others prove that great things can happen... even on a monday night. cause for three hu

there's the dublin grade, it's fine heading toward 238 and the castro valley y. here is the bay bridge, the backup of course the metering lights are on but this was slow to build. we still have some space as folks come over off of 580. >> a lot of space there. >> room for seven more cars. that's contributing to the easier drive across pretty much all of our bridges. good to look at the bright side. >> i'm with you on that one. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a glimmer of hope amid the deadly fighting going on in syria, the dramatic new video into our newsroom showing a young boy and girl being rescued from that rubble. >>> the warranty is still good but the mattress is not. still getting a new one is a nightmare. i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> and hayward's own dwayne the rock johnson thanking the l.a. fire department for saving his baby daughter. he says his two-year-old got sick on saturday and first responders had to give him instructions on how to street her as he waited for medics. watch the video on instagram. at&t has a network

thank you for that, chris page, in dublin.f those in the space ofjust five minutes. so that really is quite useless the state and just to remind eve ryo ne useless the state and just to remind everyone that they must be exceptionally careful on the roads. the authorities in some areas have said that people have a wide interpretation of what essential journeys are and they are urging people to remain at home if at all possible. we can speak to our weather presenter chris fawkes. you can tell us about these treacherous road conditions. yes, firstly we will be worth the amount of snow we have seen. across the north—east of scotland, getting her hair particularly hard. the focus of the snow was across the south west of england and wales. you can see it piling in. some enormous falls of snow, up to half a metre in places. it has been worthy of that red weather warning that the met office issued for the sad of wales. but i wa nted issued for the sad of wales. but i wanted to freeze the reader. —— south—east of wales. what we have go

pope francis will visit dublin in late august for two days.it would be the first ever able visit to northern ireland. time for a look at the weather... get quite cold night and something tells me we are not quite done with winter yet as we had towards easter, it could turn cold again. for the short term we have white fine weather around across most of the uk. the weather systems are out in the atlantic lining up and heading in our direction. and with that comes a bit of mild air but not desperately mild but temperatures still below par for the time of year. but a lot better than third to just a few days ago. so today bright weather across england and wales, some rain around in

and whatever goes on in dublin will have a big knock on effect for england in paris.ence? effect for england in paris. how would you rate their confidence ?m you look at what eddiejones would you rate their confidence ?m you look at what eddie jones has donein you look at what eddie jones has done in the build—up to this game, making big changes in the team, you would suggest there is a sudden lack of confidence in at him. interestingly, the players he hasn't changed, especially in the back row and forwards, people some wanted changing. 0wen farrell the captain with the injury to dylan hartley. it'll be interesting to see how he goes about that, especially how he reacts to the referee. 0wen farrell likes to play on the edge. eddie jones has said he wants leadership in every kind of position, to change the style of play if the referees officiating in a certain way and if the game is not going to plan. fascinating to see how england get on in paris today. it wouldn't surprise me to be speaking here at around 7pm this evening reflecting on ireland being six nations champ

let's cross live to dublin and speak tojohn watson.hly deserved by ireland, who have just seemd to get stronger game by game, but england have gone backwards. ireland are six nations champions for the third time in five years following that four try bonus point victory over scotland here in dublin earlier on today. england's failure to match that result and that defeat to match that result and that defeat to france in paris means they surrendered their six nations title. ireland had been the standout performer safar in this tournament. it is 11 test winds in a row. they can dare to dream of the potential grand slam for the first time since 2009 if they can go on and beat england at twickenham next weekend. for scotland, the 6—nation hopes we re for scotland, the 6—nation hopes were still alive coming into the match today with ireland but they we re match today with ireland but they were ended following that defeat. scotla nd were ended following that defeat. scotland must learn to win away from home if they are the one day realise thei

westbound 580, tracy to dublin, still in the green at just half an hour. meteorologist mike nicco is in this morning and not as busy as yesterday. but we're still seeing soggy spots. >> we definitely are. we'll continue to see soggy. the key word is spots. not an overall, all-day rain. it's going to be random in nature. it's going to be waves of it. here's one of the drier areas right now. looking south on 101 in san rafael. we had 2 inches of rain yesterday. just a little bit more than that. areas of showers and thunderstorms. chance will taper tonight. it will get cool like this morning and fog possible like around santa rosa right now. tracking another storm for wednesday and thursday. all right. snow level, it is cold enough for snow. you can see it there. that's mt. diablo. blackhawk and danville to the south of it. diablo and alamo to the west of it. more rain around san ramon and into the east bay hills. mt. hamilton getting a light dusting of snow. also, now, not quite as high are the hills and mountains of the peninsula. so you're getting all rain

westbound 580 tracy to dublin. up to 55 minutes.kely due to a crash on the shoulder at the 205 interchange. antioch to concord, 23 minutes. san rafael to san francisco looking great in the green at 17 minutes. >>>

westbound 580, tracy to dublin holding steady at 30 minutes this morning. westbound 4 antioch to concord in the green at 15. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, looking great at 16 minutes. let's check in with mike nicco. not as soggy on the drive in today. >> not at all. it will be that way. this isn't an all-day rain anymore. it will be an all-day snow in the sierra. hopefully we can trend the percentages up. don't expect them to jump a lot. this is the biggest storm we've had. 22% depending which part of the sierra you're in. 24% of average. that will creep up more thanks to today's snow. it's 24. that's the gusts at atlas peak. tamalpais, 18. look at the breezes where we live down in the valley. just about nonexistent. the difference between yesterday and today, not an all-day rain. we'll see some sunshine and temperatures, while they're the same, they'll feel warmer thanks to that sunshine and lower breeze. also, if you see a shower, look for rainbows today. >>> mike being thank you. >>> we've been getting plenty of rain falling from the sky.

southbound 680 out of dublin to mission boulevard.bound 85 between 101 and cupertino. >> alexis, thank you. >>> a big rig jack-knifed on southbound 880 in oakland this morning colliding with three cars. the good news, no one was seriously hurt. this happened at 1:40 this morning south of 7th street. all lanes were blocked. chp got the accident cleared by 4:00 a.m. the freeway was split from the rain during the crash. an investigation is is under way to find the official cause. >>> there's concern that the storm will topple trees damaged in the sonoma wildfires. >> tens of thousands of trees have been tagged for removal or trimming. amy hollyfield is tracking the impact of the storm in the north bay. a amy? >> reporter: good morning reggie. look at this standing water here on this corner in the coffey park neighborhood which was devastated by fire. they've done preparations. we see sandbags, we also see straw waddles, all of this in an effort to keep the rain or any debris from going into the storm drains here. they're worried about de

tracy to dublin, this is an area we're concerned about when we came in this morning. emergency pothole repair. they did wrap that up just before 4:00 this morning. all lanes back open. antioch to concord in the green at 14. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco. look great at 17 minutes. >>> now, breaking news from the abc 7 live dress did he say. >>> that happening in hayward. a fire near whipple road off the nimitz. a really populated and busy area. especially in the morning. we just got this video from the scene. you can see here some firefighters inside the motel. this is brand new video. got it during the commercial break. you can see the glow of the flames. there were plenty of people evacuated from the hotel. it seems the fire actually started accord to a witness inside of a room. i'm going to fast forward a little bit more for you in our video. you can see the flames coming from the top of the hotel. a witness also says that there was a really loud noise when some of the windows blew out of the hotel. our team in the newsroom right now calling the haywar

live in dublin, live in hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> now to that threat in san mateo. it was made in a store in san mateo and schools in the area are on heightened awareness. parents are anxious. matt keller is live with the story. >> reporter: jessica, a very unusual day here in san mateo. schools are saying that the students are their first priority and their safety. all the while police are looking for the man who made this threat. kids at st. gregory catholic school in san mateo will not be enjoying the sunny dale outside. recess and lunch will be held behind locked doors because this man walked into big 5 store el camino real. big 5 employees did not sell him a gun and asked him to leave. witnesses described him as a white man possibly transient about 35 years old wearing a camo sweatshirt and blue jeans. wtnesses told police no specific school was named and they did not believe the threat was credible. over the weekend, schools in san mateo was notified. 30 plus private and public schools are in the area. san mateo foster spokesperson. >> we are letting our paren

san ramon, dublin, and we are at 36. 30 up in lakeport. there's a lot of 20s. we are seeing some warmer temps already. 39 el alto. 39 berkeley. 56, my goodness. there's a little easterly component. clouds drifting over, not a deal. turning cloudy later on. on the mild side to near 70 for some. five in truckee. 37 arcata. very cool up there. sacramento and monterey is that 43. getting used to this kind of a pattern, at least for the next few days. there's a lot of covering -- cloud cover. this moisture continues to kind of drift toward us. it can drag across and bring some rain. it does look like we will get some, late wednesday, thursday. it's too soon to say. just look for a lot of cloud cover with some occasional rain on the way. i think it will be thursday morning. 60s on the temps. and it's going to be a lot of cloud cover here, but very mild. there's 70 degrees. these are above average temps. it's not so much the rain. it's a lot of cloud cover. >> we are getting there. >> thank you. >>> a 4:20 is the time. the fbi is investigating after a passenger on uni

look at this view from our dublin camera, back to the tri-valley facing the dublin interchange, it's fine but these folks through the dublin grade have to travel through some fog there. the clouds in those little valleys, just be aware. back to you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," cutting flights, the reason a major airline getting rid of several service options from the bay area's largest airport. >>> you've got problems? we've got a team that helps solve them. putting money back in people's pockets. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. loggn >>> welcome back. it's 6:24. nbc bay area responds logged another successful week fighting for consumers like you. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a quick recap of all the cases we've closed and the money we've helped people recover. >> first let's take a quick look at our grand totals since we laurnld a little more than a year ago. we have returned almost $1.54 million to bay area consumers just like you. our recent wins include $835 for daria in livermore. she was getting nowhere aft

among the bay area celebrations head to dublin california, dublin ire rand. california will be closer. the top lion's club organizes the annual parade that starts at 9:30 in the morning. you know who has been there in the past, myself, rob mayeda. >> it's wonderful. >> dublin is hosting a two-day weekend festival at the civic cente center. >> i was looking at that video and all i could see was the sunshine. >> it was really warm that year. >> tomorrow is cold and rainy. cold and rainy. san francisco they also have the huge parade thand i think it wi be in the upper 40s during that. let's check out what's going on this morning on the radar. it has been raining off and on very much looks like st. patrick's day here. a lot of green and we've seen it anywhere from marin county on southward for the bay area this morning. i want to take you to the peninsula because our storm ranger mobile doppler radar taking you down to street level and showing you exactly where it's raining. just north of redwood city we're seeing that rain on 101 and also highway 82. it's closin

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southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, in the green at 14.northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino, looking good in the south bay as well, just 15 minutes. let's check in with mike nicco now and i know we're looking good this weekend for the easter holiday. >> we really are. already looking forward to see the change in the forecast next week. this thursday evening, you can see some rain breaking out. and overnight into friday morning, it looks like it gets moderate at times. and then by friday evening, it's out of here. let's see how much rain, we wake up thursday morning, could be a slick commute for most of us, and you can see the light rain continuing during the evening and overnight hours, possibly getting a third of an inch in the south bay. half inch around the bay. and up to three quarters of an inch in the north bay. that would be a pretty good storm for april. >> all right, thank you so much, mike. >>> you still have a chance to snag tickets to burning man. tickets went on sale on wednesday and were gone in about 30 minutes. there's s

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even over to dublin, pea-sized hail was reported as the showers moved through our neck of the woods. not only tracking rain, we are tracking that snow. live dopplar 7 showing you in the sierra right now, still have snow showers. over the past 24 hours, picked up anywhere from 2 to 3 feet of fresh powder out of the storm system. back here at home. going to keep it in through at least the next two to three hours. before 8:00 tonight, a light system with scattered showers. still chances there of isolated hail popping up and a bit of a dusting of snow over our highest peaks. this is a live look from our walnut creek camera, the storm sclouds, light rain developing as well. will have the cloud cover for the first part of our evening. keeping temperatures on the cool side. look at this, 40s and 50s out there this afternoon. not only the umbrella do you need, you need that winter jacket. 53 in san francisco. 51 in mountain view, 54 in concord. what moves in is some fog. it will be rather dense in spots. future tracker fog showing you tomorrow morning, 6:00 in the morning, likely where we ha