school the dublin society. with his ideas of providing free drawing education to craftsman. the drawing school was established in 1750. overublin society took robert west school and appointed him master. who studiedartist in paris. initially, the focus was on figure drawing, landscape drawing introduced later. the dublin society school of art scape s founded in 1764. the architect thomas ivory was appointed master. ivory was described as a gentle character by a student in the school. when hoban attended the school it was on grafton street. along the stretch to true to the left in this view of college green. an elevation of the school featured in strickland, a dictionary of irish artists 1913. the school was to teach 20 boys of the proper age and properly qualified the principles of geometry, architecture and the rules of perspective. were 30 to 35here people in the architectural school each year. there was not a working tradesman or mechanic in the building line in dublin. they had not received instruction in i

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the dublin regulation is an e.u. law that terminus which member state is responsible for reviewing asylum applications in principle refugees must request asylum from the state in which they first entered the european union. right now most of the refugees cross the mediterranean sea to get to greece or italy both countries feel overwhelmed by the influx of migrants and asylum seekers many of these people would like to move on to northern european countries like germany or sweden. but some countries are threatening to send the refugees back to the e.u. state where they landed in italy says that's not fair and demands that the refugees be distributed more equitably among the e.u. countries germany has registered about one point three million asylum seekers so far. still does this mean the end of the dublin regulation. certainly italy would say it ought to mean the end of the dublin rules monica. italy is proposing that they simply be jettisoned that europe adopt a new system so two questions to you also as in the talian

, as a middle—class dublin, ofan age dubliner, as a middle—class dublin, of an age where the troublere called in northern ireland, we re they are called in northern ireland, were not woven into your childhood and early adult hood, you are somebody that many of your party members in the north are suspicious of. they are not, actually. well, i can quote you a few who are, if you wa nt can quote you a few who are, if you want me to. well, let me tell you that i am the leader of the party, andi that i am the leader of the party, and i am the leader on the basis of and i am the leader on the basis of a huge degree of confidence and support, from people right across the country. so don't buy into this fairly jaded mythology the country. so don't buy into this fairlyjaded mythology that the country. so don't buy into this fairly jaded mythology that there the country. so don't buy into this fairlyjaded mythology that there is such a vast difference between sinn fein and the south in the north. you know, it is about 100 miles from where we sit into the centre of belfast. it is not outer kath

and i'm a dubliner, i'm very proud to be a dubliner. i'm a woman of my age and my generation.t marks me out as different to my predecessor, for example, but that's a good thing. you say to me that i can guarantee you're not regarded with suspicion in the north of ireland. let me give you one for instance, it's an interesting one. you very recently went up to the city which is known to unionist protestants in northern ireland as londonderry, but known to republicans and nationalists as derry, and you very deliberately referred to it as londonderry. now, that outraged some people in your own party and your own community in the north of ireland. just to quote one former internee, nationalist republican, mickey donnelly, after you said londonderry he said, i'm shocked and outraged, and mary lou has shown her lack of republican credentials. well, that certainly would not reflect the view right across the party. you're right, we refer to doire cholmcille as derry, and our unionist neighbours refer to it as londonderry. hold on, hold on. of course it matters, that's why i stepped out

agreement under the so-called dublin rules asylum seekers must be processed in the country where they first arrive as so many migrants are crossing the mediterranean sea greece and italy has seen the biggest influx of people even if the migrant wants to get to another country like germany france and sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their first country of entry not fair so you go in athens. italy is made clear it's ready to battle brussels until all member states share responsibility for migrants three ching its rules. while german chancellor american me meanwhile is desperately needs to get some results at this summit to take the pressure off her back home she's facing a row a revolt from her conservative c.s.u. allies including her own interior minister over the issue of migration there are growing dispute with america is threatening the stability of germany's government and this morning chancellor angela merkel addressed the german parliament anglo-american release finding for her chancellorship even though she won't show any signs of pressure in public. esto it

westbound 580 in dublin is the first one we are going to talk about on the dublin great. a truck crash blocking all of the lanes. i still would not recommend using 580 to get to castro valley. even though some lanes have been open. the traffic is very slow heading up on the dublin great. getting out of the dublin interchange, driving toward castro valley, you might want to use a different road to get across into castro valley. nearby, 680 southbound, southbound 680 and sheridan, a big rig accident and this crash has traffic very slow coming out of pleasanton. heading down the hill towards the sunol grade. we also had an earlier accident. that was less serious. we're looking at the commute just after the crash here. it looks good. that's because while people aren't getting through. this morning, the bay bridge remains lighter than usual. this is in is looking commute. oaching 6:00. we still don't have any slowdown at the bay bridge. 5:48, let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> thank you, sir. we will get right to it. a cooler pattern continues today. pretty strong f

do not get on westbound 580 out of dublin.n use dublin canyon road for an alternate or northbound 680. not sure i would take southbound 680 at this point because we have another sig alert there just before sheridan road. a sedan involved in a crash with a big rig. the sedan caught fire. we just heard from chp that all lanes are blocked. we have a call in to them right now. just south of there, seeing more red on 680. we had an earlier crash at auto mall parkway that's been pushed off to the side. we have a crew that should be arriving on the scene for 580 in just a few minutes. next traffic report coming up at 5:40. >>> b.a.r.t. police investigating after an apparent stabbing at concord b.a.r.t. station. the incident was reported just after 11:30 last night. police say one person suffered a cut after some sort of fight there. police say that person only had a minor injury. one person was taken into custody by b.a.r.t. officers, and we can tell you that trains were stopping there for about ten minutes where they had this invest

dublin 5850 out of theal to monday corridor, coming in through livermore but no surprises the dublin interchange still clear. back to you. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," it's a proposal which could affect the next election in a really huge way. the new push across the country to change the voting age to 16. >>> first, happening now, we're learning more about the final moments before anthony bourdain's death. there are no narcotics in his body but there were signs bourdain was drinking significantly before he died. bourdain was found dead in a french hotel room on june 8th. >>> turkey's president is re-elected in a landmark vote and gives the president sweeping new powers. the election completes turkey's transition from a parliamentary system of government to a presidential one. more news after this break. mike this morning with >>> 5:55, mike inouye making us hungry this morning with his facebook post. look at that. he says my weekend lesson. blue berries help make every bite of the waffle experience a consistent one. happy monday to you. you can follow him on facebook. >>

to replace it the rule basically that dublin says is the refugee has to stay in the country when he first set foot on to e.u. soil now the hope is and the dutch prime minister for instance explained that quite well is he hopes that everybody basically young greece on building a fortress of europe to make the external border stronger and less refugees that will come into that strong fortress of europe the less the question is there also the so-called secondary migration that is refugees that have entered its elite and they should stay there then travelling on to richer countries such as germany and that is that is the key of the problem the hope is in other words make the border stronger and we will have less of a problem of of this issue of relocation that is so hard to tackle are not chance americal are warned before going to brussels that the crisis could become potentially a make or break issue for the e.u. really i mean the state of the union is that for carriers. i think what she's referring to is a deeper crisis i mean if you look at the numbers if you compare them to two thou

this is 580 as you get over to the dublin great. this truck flipped over. now, both of these accidents are putting pressure on the pleasanton area because you can go one week and be stuck in a backup and you can go another way and be stuck in a different backup. so keep that in mind if you know some of the ways to do without using the freeway, that could be the best but. or if you have flexibility, you might want to turn that commute into a home. work-at-home date if you can. let's talk about the commute at the bay brge. if we can t to it. bay bridge is light. some of the issue of freeway is very light as well. hopefully that trend will continue. at 6:01, let's check in on the weather. >> our cooling continues here. a couple of systems impacting. a few high clouds from the south. we started the week off warm to hot. we are ending it's pretty cool with partly cloudy skies. and one system that's focused on us really is this one dropping in. pacific northwest. and it's going to settle in right over tahoe truckee over the weekend. on sunday. and close off into

we do want responsibility sharing we do on an external border we do want some fair policies like dublin but we seem to be getting some externalization and i am really worried about the limits or than geneva when claude in london talks about policies like dublin he's referring basically to the way that some new e.u. member states got in effect an opt out because there's this. concept within being a member of the e.u. which is one for all all for one but those countries on the eastern edge of the shell of europe they managed to get a situation where they're not taking part in that is that fair. i think european solidarity is is a work in progress is a kind way of saying it and while it's interesting to hear the rhetoric and debates of certain leaders and countries across europe where they have minimal migration the end of the day is political rhetoric what we're kind of really interested in i think into focus possibly should be is on the those poor unfortunate the souls who are trapped. in europe dry on the way to europe whether they are refugees into the asylum or whether they're economi

i am really worried about leonard doyle in geneva when claude in london talks about policies like dublin he's referring basically to the way that some new e.u. member states got in effect an opt out because there's this. concept within being a member of the e.u. which is one for all all for one but those countries on the eastern edge of the shell of europe they managed to get a situation where they're not taking part in that is that fair. i think european solidarity is is a work in progress is a kind way of saying it and while it's interesting to hear the rhetoric and debates of certain leaders and countries across europe where they have minimal migration the end of the day is political rhetoric what we're kind of really interested in i think into focus possibly should be is on the those poor unfortunate episode who are trapped on in europe driving on the way to europe whether they are refugees into the asylum or whether they're economic migrants they are all being you know they're in tricked into this journey by smugglers and by social media and at the end of the day i think the book is

and we have to obviously change the dublin not only in the interests of italy. which today has been left alone to confront the crisis but we have to strengthen our. solidarity. as far as the euro zone is concerned we are in favor of strengthening the economic governance of europe we. as president micron's said have broached this subject and we also exchanged ideas about how arrangements could be made italy is in favor. of. new mechanisms for spreading risk. and i must say that we are behind in this respect so we have to concentrate above all on questions of evasion. relations are excellent we are anticipating an intensification of cooperation with france and particularly in terms of the defense industry shipbuilding and so on we are prepared to go along with france there. i am as i said absolutely delighted by this intense cooperation which we have and which is before us and i am very happy to. announce that on this first visit of mine. and that essentially would be a bilateral summit in autumn. and that would be the opportunity for strengthening at various leve

under the cycle of dublin rules asylum seekers must be processed in the country whether festa arrive and send the migrants like crossing the mediterranean sea greece and italy has seen the biggest influx of people even if the migrant wants to get to another country like germany france and sweden. under the dublin rules they can be returned to the fs country of entry not chad say right and then athens. italy is named kenya it's ready to battle process until all member states have responsibility for my gran's featuring its stores. so that's the theory behind all of that of course everybody knows that the dublin regulation isn't really work and it's called broken many times but the redistribution of migrants unattainable at the moment so the best second best thing that the chancellor could come up with here is a bilateral agreement with italy where most migrants come towards germany and have that bilateral agreement so that germany would be able to return the migrants that have have already applied for asylum in italy di i mention that populist government and they have repeatedly said b

. >> let's take a look over dublin. the heat creating fire dangers. fire crews taking extra precautions, especially in the north bay fire zone. we have team coverage for you. >> reporter: you saw those grass fires. that fire warning will remain in place through tomorrow. right now it's 5:00 but san jose right now in the south bay, 95 degrees. still even at this hour. and i want to show you the tri-valley because wire still in that dangerous heat mark with 100 degrees in the tri-valley. 80 degrees for the peninsula. even in san francisco, a very warm 79. the north bay at about 99 degrees right now. the east 7 degrees. believe it or not, that onshore flow is already working hard, but io want to show you some of the hotter spots for today. concord -- now, these are unofficial highs, which means these haven't been marked as completely high. however, this is what we've seen so far in concord. 102 degrees. danville, 102. these are unofficial highs in the past 24 hours. i'll bring you an update as far as what you can expect heading into sunday. i did mention

dion dublin tweeted that it was fair.later, this one was clear—cut, a definite handball. the equaliser was made for australia. in the last ten minutes france won the game when goalline technology was called into use. to say that this paul pogba shot crossed the line, albeit after a deflection. it finished 2—1 to france. england have had a final training session before flying south ahead of their opening match against tunisia on monday evening. 0ur sports correspondent has been at their latest press conference. what has been said there today? if england play half as well as their players have been speaking during this tournament we should be infora during this tournament we should be in for a treat over the coming weeks. the media centre behind me in the last half—hour has hosted fabian delph. he spoke with such passion, such freedom, and at excitement, as well. the top line that came out of that was that the players now know who will be starting in that first match against tunisia on monday. it doesn't sound like gareth s

one hour 14 minutes into dublin. one hour 14 minutes into dublin. no de rayos westbound 4 t . >>> facing a tremendous backlash over child separations from families at the border. >> stephanie ramos joins us live in washington with this. good morning, stephanie. >> hey, reggie and we've heard from first ladies, former first lady, current first lady all not on board with taking away children from those that cross the board illegally. president trump not budging on his zero tolerance policy. opposition to his zero tolerance policy is growing. republican senator john mccain is weighing in making it clear family separation is a trumpadm the way to go. in a tweet mccain says the administration has the power to rescind this policy. it should do so now. but in an interview on fox news overnight attorney general jeff sessions says the administration is doing the right sessions says the policy is being used as a deterrent. >> hopefully people will get the message coming through the border and come through the point of entry and not break across unlawful. >> e

it's getting a little slow near the dublin interchange.will around this commute coming up. >>> after a couple of toasty days, we transition to a cooler pattern here. 49 santa rosa. 82 in the city. 57 in san jose. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. happening right now, two american astronauts are in the early stages of a spacewalk that is expected to last -- last more than six hours. they left the international space station just about an hour ago. they are installing a new high definition camera. the camera will give nasa and crews a better view of the final moments before a spacecraft docs at the station. that will be especially helpful when a new american spacecraft begins making flight to the station later this year. it's been a tennessee woman is suing nasa because of some very special dust given to her by the first man to walk on the moon. laura wants to make sure that nasa cannot try to take away that vial of lunar dust that neil armstrong gave her nearly 50 years ago. armstrong was a friend of her father parents -- ' her part -- fat

s of barbara vai's all barbara so as we heard in that report under the current dublin rules migrants can be returned to their first country of entry so what could a new agreement look like. there is a new agreement on the table that has come from the european parliament after along the deliberations and it says that the principal of the country or first arrival is supposed to be partly scrapped asylum seekers who come in who have a real chance or for asylum as immediately supposed to be redistributed among the of the e.u. countries and only those that are clearly economic migrants should stay then in the country or first arrival was the idea that that country would then take them back to their home countries and would after a while sort of be rid of them in a sense but that is so contentious because as we hear again and again the eastern european countries don't want to take anybody in and not many countries are willing to sort of participate in this complicated quota system that there's no real chance that this solution is going to come in the near future. well italy is of course on

a political crisis within the european union over how best to deal with migration under so-called dublin rules asylum seekers must be processed in the country where they first arrive. as so many migrants are crossing the mediterranean sea greece and italy have seen the biggest influx of people even if a migrant wants to get to another country like germany france or sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their first country of entry not fair say rome and athens rules to relocate asylum seekers throughout the e.u. are supposed to be in place by the end of this month. but even german chancellor angela merkel is fighting members of her own government over the issue while she and french president emanuel were hoping an agreement can be reached this week some eastern even member states including hungry in poland don't want to take in any more migrants. some of europe's borders are now being tightly controlled with passport checks reinstated on many border crossings no european leader wants to see a repeat of the uncontrolled migration of twenty fifteen but politicians will need

rejiggering the dublin agreement? hope the politician in europe will reconsider the migratory policies. because theeality of thousands of people -- this is not an invasion, but it is an important number of people trying not only to move on with their life, to survive, to find international protection. the majority of these men and are refugees, potentially refugees because they come from benefits where they can from international protection. in europe, if they want to have the values that they pretend to have, they will have another policy with more solidarity between european states. genie: thank you for speaking with us, the president of the refugee rights organization. thank you for speaking with us. 15 migrants drowned when the boat carrying them capsized in an me mediterranean. those migrants were from tunisia. another 60 are still missing. brought to this hospital, not far from where their ill-fated boat left shore. migrants plucked from the sea their boat the capsized due to a leak. they were the lucky ones. ot

we have always said and would like to reiterate today the dublin rules have to change italy is firmly opposed to the current reforms to the dublin system and we are currently preparing our own proposals which we will share with our french friends and other european partners to develop them at the european level under the austrian presidency of the council and it's those rules which leaders will be reexamining at the european union summit in two weeks' time the dublin regulation imposed that the first gone through the world comes out that receives migrants and that's ireland seekers' is in charge of processing at that claim which brought an enormous burden on countries like italy spain mouth our hungary that is countries on the nod i'm sure are of the media they're in and see these two leaders we're never going to get rid of all of the tensions that have built up between france and italy over the issue of migration but what we've heard from them does remind the whole continent that the solution to the problem lies only europe wide basis the number of people arriving in italy by sea has

taking on the shape of the odyssey, putting and every work —— and every man and a dublin, making himking him sent and every man and a dublin, making him jewish, making him sent to us, using the structure of a central european text to open up the insularity of ireland out into europe. and letting the various forms of myth come into a city which has been exploded. he was writing the book as dublin was burning, and that way of using that story and finding a tremendous energy for now, for 1922, the same year as irish independence, as not only a group —— blueprint for a new ireland, but a novel which is attempting to change the form of the novel. the story of the form of the novel. the story of the odyssey continues to sing to us and speak to us. but not merely as and speak to us. but not merely as an ancient text that we must respect its ancient nest, but that somehow it's shape, whatever its power was that lets in the light of now, which i think antigone also does. do you think the stories that made it into the top 100 or the top ten or five, are they all exemplars of that universal gra

people even if a migrant wants to get to another country like germany france and sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their first country of entry not fair so you're right in athens. italy is made clear it's ready to battle brussels until all member states share responsibility for might of the social democrats in the european parliament serves great to have you here with us i want to start off with a chance on the america because before heading to brussels she characterized this summit as potentially a make or break issue for the new is that a little overblown your right there right now give us a sense of how deep the fault lines run in europe app this moment. well i think we have to distinguish between the real problems and the make. in the bill variances who and the conservative family in germany of course we know exactly that migration is a big challenge to europe and to everybody in the world and the europeans have to find a collective senses through that joint and says mutually supportive and says in solidarity we have to open way of leave legal migration for those

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we have always said and would like to reiterate today the dublin rules have to change italy is firmly opposed to the current reforms to the dublin system and we are currently preparing our own proposals which we will share with our french friends and other european partners to develop them at the european level under the austrian presidency of the council and it's those rules which leaders will be reexamining at the european union summit in two weeks' time the dublin regulation imposed that the first count three does well comes out that receives migrants and that's island seekers is in charge of processing at their claim which is what an enormous burden on countries like italy they mouth our hand gary that is countries on the nod i'm sure are of the media there and see these two leaders we're never going to get rid of all of the tensions that have built up between france and italy over the issue of migration but what we've heard from them does remind the whole continent that the solution to the problem lies only europe wide basis the number of people arriving in italy by sea has dropp

we have always said and would like to reiterate today the dublin rules have to change italy is firmly opposed to the current reforms to the dublin system and we are currently preparing our own proposals which we will share with our french friends and other european partners to develop them at the european level under the austrian presidency of the council and it's those rules which leaders will be reexamining at the european union summit in two weeks' time the dublin regulation in poor is that the first count three does well comes out that receives migrants and that's island seekers he's in charge of processing at their claim which brought an enormous burden on countries like italy they mouth our hand gary that is countries on the nod i'm sure are of the media there and see these two leaders were never going to get rid of all of the tensions that have built up between france and italy over the issue of migration but what we've heard from them does remind the whole continent that the solution to the problem lies only europe wide basis the number of people arriving in italy by sea has d

see changes happening in dublin.l point out what syi'm talki about coming up. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening today, start of one of the bay area's most popular and lively weekends of the year. talking about pride. kicks off with dikes on bikes, and runs up market street and end in the civic center plaza. one of if not the largest pride event anywhere in the world. the exec tib direutive directos it's a massive undertaking. >> probably 50,000-plus people marching down market street. >> if you know anything about the parade. no surprise. up to 1 million people will take part in the weekend pride events. the theme of the festival is generations of strength to shine the spotlight on the generations of lgbtq leaders in the '60s and '70s. >>> and what's wrong with late-night out with friend? when it comes to levi stadium, depends who you ask. santa clara leaders got opinions. you may not be surprised to hear, pretty mixed. people who live closer to the stadium or more likely bothered by traffic, parking and disruptive beha

we're just right before the 680 interchange in the pleasanton-dublin area. you can see traffic is not moving at all. that is very frustrating for all these commuters this morning. you can see all the red taillights trying to get up the hill on westbound 3580. it's going to be a long time before these people are out of the traffic. let's take a look at sky 7. it's live right now. the big rig has been moved over. two lanes are still closed. this is westbound 580 east of eden canyon road. the big rig weighs about 30,000 pounds. this happened about 4:45 this morning. all lanes were blocked for about 45 minutes before they were able to open up a couple of lanes. those couple of lanes are just moving a far cars at a time. obviously very frustrating for these people who are stuck in traffic. so expect it to be like this for quite a bit of time this morning. live in pleasanton, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> we'll check in with alexis who is following that crash and now another issue. >> we were hoping for friday light. that's not the case. westbound 580 before eden c

dublin interchange to the scene of a number of crashes near vargas road. tough drive for the tri-valley. times and let you pick your route. >>> very happy thursday to you. we got the latest gdp numbers. stocks again faded on wednesday. nasdaq once again very hard hit. amazon just a short time ago announced it's purchased an online pharmacy. expect drug and drugstore stocks to take a hard hit today at the open at 6:30. amazon also says it's going to work with local entrepreneurs for local delivery. you invest a minimum of $10,000 and they help you set up a private delivery business with an amazon labeled van and uniform. pick up packages from amazon warehouses, deliver them to neighborhoods. this is a way for amazon to avoid probables stirred up by president trump over the u.s. postal service. president trump said amazon deliveries hurt the u.s. post office's bottom line. this is not true. but amazon is covering its bet in case the president makes a move to interfere with the company's relationship. we just got the latest state unemployment data and it's re

at the alameda county sheriff's office in dublin, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 4:16. the valley transportation authority set to rule -- out a program aimed at improving safety around light rail stops. while speeding up the trains. $900,000 pilot program will erect barriers to funnel pedestrians to certain areas. trains currently travel between 5-7 miles per hour. through downtown. they hope to speed up those trains to 10 miles per hour. >> the idea is during the pilot block between san carlos and san fernando on second. to create that delineation plan expected to be finalized by the end of the summer with construction set to begin by the end of the year. >>> 4:17 is the time right now. those of you had a big traffic issue. hopefully not the same today. >> yeah, it's nice and quiet. so far. >> there is no traffic at 4:15. >> that's the nice part about coming in this early. >> mostly no traffic. there are some areas. for the most part, you are right frank. gilroy to san jose, it looks pretty good. the traffic is moving along very nicely. through sam martin and morgan hi

. >>> a new driverless shuttle was unveiled in dublin.ed to carry people a mile back and forth. it has some potential passengers are still ti wary about driverless vehicles. >> reporter: here in dublin, this is what at least part of the future of public transportation is expected to look like. it's called a shared a time vehicle. there is no steering wheels to turn up brakes to pump and no driver to operate it, it's powered by battery and computer. the transit authority demonstrated it friday but it won't officially hit the road for a few years. >> it's great technology for public the idea is to use the shovel to make bart more convenient, business park, housing development are all little more than a mile from the dublin pleasanton bart station. driverless shuttles would navigate city streets taking commuters back and forth up to 12 passengers at a time.>> perhaps are driving to the business park because they don't want to walk to it, so i could totally envision setting up a route for every 10 minutes one of the shared autonomous vehicles

i am really worried about leonard doyle in geneva when claude in london talks about policies like dublin he's referring basically to the way that some new e.u. member states in effect an opt out because there's this. concept within being a member of the e.u. which is one for all all for one but those countries on the eastern edge of the shell of europe they managed to get a situation where they're not taking part in that is that fair. i think european solidarity is is a work in progress is a kind way of saying it and while it's interesting to hear the rhetoric and debates of certain leaders and countries across europe where they have minimal migration the end of the day is political rhetoric what we're kind of really interested in i think in the focus possibly should be is on the those poor unfortunate episode who are trapped. in europe dry on the way to europe whether they are refugees into the asylum or whether they're economic migrants they are all being you know they're in tricked into this journey by smugglers and by social media and at the end of the day i think the thought is kind

so we know this is not going to happen anytime soon so that means we're stuck with the so-called dublin system that's been in force for many years now and many agree it doesn't work and we have a little explainer to show you what the dublin system exactly stands for under the so-called dublin rules asylum seekers must be processed in the country whether first arrived assuming the migrants are crossing the mediterranean sea greece and italy has seen the biggest influx of people even if the migrant wants to get to another country like germany france and sweden under the dublin rules they can be returned to their face country of entry not fair so you're right in athens. italy is made clear it's ready to battle brussels until all member states have responsibility for migrants reaching its shores. so everybody agrees that the system is broken it's not working it hasn't really been applied in the last two years but since the first option for medical really have a reader of migrants is not in the cards at the moment the second best option would be a bilateral agreement with yes you guessed it

we're live here in dublin. kpix 5. >> you don't see this every day. how a boat landed in the carpool lane of the east bay freeway. >> i'm dennis o'donnell live in oakland. i heard there was a basketball game but i was here to cover the oakland as who themselves have quite an offense. filled with smoke. the wind had blown and drifted the snow up agains the side of my house blocking the exhaust from my furnace. without the kidde smoke alarm my son would not be here today. had it not been for that carbon monoxide detector, they would come to school and not have their teacher there. i grabbed my fire extinguisher and put out the fire. get these essential products at your local retailer today. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. after their recent homestand... daniel mengden extended his >>> game 1 of the nba finals underway to my right. if the warriors had as much offense a

valley - our dublin camera - >>> and it is finally friday morning to you. look at the people on the road ready to go. i guess this is the early fourth of july weekend. >> you've got to get in to get out. >> these are live pictures from tri-valley. get ready, everyone. things are about to heat up. kari has been telling us about that and will fill us in more in just a moment. thank you so much for starting your morning with us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez, laura is off today. the traffic situation is going to build and heat is going to build too. >> that's going to be the main issue heading into the next couple of days. it will be the hot temperatures as we get a live look outside in san jose, getting started with 50s as we go into south san jose, we go from 57 to 65 at 9:00 to 78 at noon. it continues to go up from there. as we look at all of the high temperatures, that's the alameda county fair forecast. it's going to be hot out there. we will talk about some scorching temperatures for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, the

pretty clear with no problems all the way to the dublin interchange if that's your drive. in fact, let's look at that drive time. highway 680 from highway 4 to walnut creek six minutes. once you turn onto highway 24, walnut creek to highway 13 in oakland under 10 minutes. there's your drive from tracy into dublin already at a grind coming up on 4:56 this morning. >> all right, sue. thank you. you can appreciate this. disney fans get excited because a whole lot of disney memorabilia going up for grabs next month in southern california. it's not just about disney land, it's more about the disney studio. it traces the history of walt's career. items include business card, stock certificates with signature on them and a piece of railroad tracks right in his backyard. >> every auction seems like something shows up that i do, holy cow, where did this come from. in this auction we have a plot map of the orange groves that walt disney actually drew the boundaries of disney land on saying this is where i want it to be. incredible piece of history. >> the auction will take place in

kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from dublin. lydia... (lydia) henry sintay became known as jogger joe after video of him throwing a homeless mans property into lake merritt went viral.let's take a look at video of that incident on june 8th.bystanders can be heard pleading for the jogger to stop, but he insists that he's picking up trash. but this morning, he'll be in court at 9am for a separate incident.investigators say he stole a phone from a man who a day later confronted and filmed him.the victim suffered a mild concussion and some cuts and bruiseshe is being held at santa rita jail in dublin on $100,000 bail. reporting live in dublin, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back through out the morning. ( will ) in santa clara county... a woman fights off a man who tried to kidnap her -- twice. deputies say hipolito martinez was arrested for attacking his neighbor in her gilroy home. the victim told deputies that martinez tried to take off her clothing. but she fought back... and ran out of the house. that's

watching news from dublin still to come mexico is responding to a higher u.s. import tariffs on steel i'm callin you with measures all based on the whole right american problem so we'll move that's right and another backlash from washington. now some top story imo i had a business update sorry and very very shortly i'll be back at the top of the hour i wouldn't. learn german with. any time any place. where there.