let's get to the traffic mess in dublin. chp really working to try to clear this one up. >> bob redell is at the area. we'll talk about that in a second. we had that traffic alert. we have the backup at the bay bridge. and we have another traffic alert for the north bay. we're just about to see one of those five lanes opening. it's countercommute. then we show you the rest of the bay. unusual pattern in the value low. it's quickly recovering over to the scene right there. that's what we just showed you. it's smashed up. bob redell took that video for us from the freeway. he's moved nearby. what happened over there? >> reporter: good morning, it was an hour and a half ago there was a chase involved chp that started on southbound 680. and officer trying to pull over a driver. this driver was speeding, refused to pull over. ended up going on the westbound 580 just west of 680. we're talking about the wwdubli interchange. you see in the video the driver wrecked into the rail of the far left lane of westbound 580. at one point al

it would be off of 585 in dublin. the store has been at the center of a debate whether to build there for over a decade. cheryl hurd joins us live in dublin. have they reached a decision yet? >> reporter: no vote yet. there's a lot of people here for and against this issue and they're very passionate and they're waiting here for a vote tonight. >> it doesn't serve the local community. >> reporter: those who are against building an ikea store in dublin passed out yellow shirts a a s and signs before t meeting tonight. >> we don't have the infrastructure for it. >> reporter: that's one of the reasons why building this retail store has been going on for years. this is where the company wants to put the retail giant, along a 580 off of hacienda drive, an area known for gridlock. >> it would be insane. i would shop there, though. who doesn't love ikea? >> reporter: tonight, a company spokesperson says that the morning traffic won't interfere with commute traffic because the store opens at 10:00 a.m. it would add revenue an

antioch, dublin/pleasanton, an earlier traini blocking has been cleared. central valley, ouch, about an hour and 10 minutes westbound 580. emeryville, a problem on westbound 580 before the 80 split. they are exchanges information now and should be hopefully out by the next time we talk. >>> thank you, sue. midterm elections coming up in two weeks. today is your deadline at you still need to register to vote. 6. >> abc 7 matt keller livekn. hi,matt. >> reporter: good moin reggie and alexis. more than 41,000 people in santa clara county have already turned in their ballots. of course not everyone is on top of it like these people are. today you can register to vote. but it is the last day to register to vote here in california. lower turnout is a real possibility. it appears more people are motivated to vote november 6th. 65% of voters in the 2014 midterms said they were certain they would vote. this time around, a significant increase. 77% of voters said they intend to vote. >> complacency is a real problem. >> are you registered to vote? >> yes. >> and you

dublin looks great.s the dublin grade in the distance westbound over toward the castro valley y and past the b.a.r.t. station looking great. b.a.r.t. toward dublin may be an issue. we're hearing about the delays, from the early trains, mechanical issues have been cleared but getting to antioch and dublin those first trains might be a little late. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next and new this hour, a big announcement from kensington palace. meghan markle stepping back from the spotlight. >>> a stunning diagnosis for actress thelma blair. the debilitating disease she says she's living with. >>> major changes for your credit score, the first big update in decades. the reason some experts say the move could make it easier for to you get a credit card or a loan. >>> first, happening now at 5:51, the nypd is suspending the use of a certain kind of body camera. one of them exploded while it was in service. the police officer was wearing that body camera on saturday night, when he noticed that it was smoki

dublin city council debated last night but haven't reached a vote. a representative for ikea says that the dublin and tri-valley area is an ideal location for the ikea store and that the home furnishing superstore would bring in $120 million per year to the economy. but neighbors object saying it would create a traffic nightmare. >>> the report is out for the nation's roughest urban roads and the bay area is topping the list. according to transportation research group trip, san francisco and oakland roads are in the worst condition out of the top 20 urban areas in the country. the second worst? san jose. the list evaluates pavement conditions and calculates the costs passed on to motorists as a result of driving. >>> a safe parking program could soon help people living in cars. the oakland city council voted to fund the program. five faith-based congregations have offered properties for the homeless to park. the city is giving a grant of $300,000 to fund this program. one official says if more money is available, they will increase that grant so that

the controversial store would be built on a vacant lot off 580 in dublin. it would be 317,000 square feet. dublin city council debated for hours last night but have not reached a vote yet. a representative for ikea says the dublin-tri-valley area is a goal and ideal location for the store. it would bring in $120 million per year. there's a very vocal group in dublin who opposes it. >> i think ikea is the best place for us. it will do great in our backyards. >> traffic is a nightmare now. and it will become completely intolerable -- intolerable as well as present a threat for pedestrian and vehicular safety. >> one of the other concerns is traffic in dublin as that man was saying and the tri- valley. this is the proposed site as seen from "sky 5 drone" which is off 580 at the hacienda exit. residents say traffic on 580 and 680 is bad enough and doesn't need additional cars. >>> last night a bittersweet home opener for "dub nation." they raised a final championship banner oakland before they move to san francisco. now fans are looking back on the past 48 seas

all morning issues through dublin. is traffic is flowing much more smoothly than the last hour. this is better for livermore headed toward the dublin interchange. >>ing it to remember, too, you can stream our show online before you head out the line, go to nbcbayarea.com or to our app and take us on the road with you. >> all at the touch of a finger. >> you're never alone. we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00, much more news as well as weather for the day. we thank you for starting your morning right here with us on "today in the bay." >> hope you have a good week. >> we're here all week. >> see if we have any cat costumes. >> we do. >>> good morning. breaking news, a passenger plane with 189 people on board crashes into the sea moments after takeoff. a desperate search for survivors and a hunt for clues off the coast of indonesia, now under way. what caused a brand-new boeing 737 to suddenly crash? the latest in a live report just ahead. >>> united in grief.

after hours of discussions, the dublin city council decided late last night not to hold a vote on the big box store but to delay the vote for a month. >> cheryl hurd finds the opposition is intensifying. >> it doesn't serve the local community. >> reporter: those against building an ikea store in dublin passed out yellow t-shirts and signs before the meeting making people know where they stand. >> we don't have the infrastructure for it. >> reporter: that's why this has been going on for years. this is where the company wants to put the retail giant, alongside 80 off of hacienda drive in dublin, an area known for gridlock during the morning and evening commutes. >> it's already compact, so that's going to be more insane. i'd shop there, though. who doesn't love eikea? >> reporter: a company spokesperson says store traffic won't interfere with morning commute traffic because ikea opens at 10:00 a.m. after rush hour. the center would generate an estimated $1.76 million in annual revenue for dublin and hundreds of jobs. >> they talked about revenue being a big draw for wanting ikea, but

we still could be hours away from a decision here in dublin. live in dublin, andria borba, kpix 5. >> all right, thank you. >>> well tonight's council meeting comes several weeks after the planning commission rejected the initial proposal. >>> take a live look at our naapital there pressure is mounting on the trump administration to hold the saudi government accountable in the case of missing washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. in an interview with the associated press, president trump criticized the condemnation of saudi arabia saying, "here we go again with you are guilty until proven innocent." he went on to say, "we just went through that with justice kavanaugh." now turkish officials were finally able to search the saudi consulate and say they have found evidence that khashoggi was killed there. he was last seen entering the consulate two weeks ago. secretary of state mike pompeo traveled to saudi arabia to meet with the saudi crown prince and king. pompeo called their conversations direct and candid. >> i said there would be ghcom

victor fox with the dublin police department offers these additional tips for parents halloween night. sound from - victor fox - dublin police department "we want parents to be on their kids, it's dark, stick to the sidewalks, "fox also says parents can help keep their kids safe by making smart costume selections. sound from - victor fox - dublin police department "avoid the big masks keep their vision clear, check their candy make sure it's sealed, "in dublin gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) today bart along with a team of scientists demonstrated a new earthquake warning system designed to alert riders and hopefully save lives. the technology... called shake alert 2.0 will enable bart to slow down or stop trains to avoid derailments. scientists believe the technology can give up to one minute of warning in the case of a major earthquake.

tracy to dublin, 41 minutes. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, still in the green at 15. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, also looking good at 15 minutes. the bart delay in justify a few. >> we had gremlins from our system earlier. now we will go back to the story for folks who reallyan teifth t mint building has been changed into a haunt. and kate larson checks it out >> repor lipstick on point. and fake tkpwhrablood in full e. terror vault is finally open for scares. >> he with thought there should be a great haunt, and there wasn't one. >> reporter: haunt nerds, david flower and famed drag performer peaches christ were on the hunt for the perfect haunted space. >> to actually produce an event like this in the city to find the room is almost next to impossible. >> reporter: enter jordan lang her, bay area venue management firm nonplus ultra. >> it has been underutilized for years. we took over the space a year and a half ago >> reporter: built in 1874, it has its own built-in horror stories that are part of the immersive experience. >> it was a maintenance worker who wa

and centralize all children's cardiology in dublin.here is now a question if you have a hard brexit estimate the access of medical services for people will be to people in the republic. this has a huge raft of consequences on all areas of people's daily lives in northern ireland. >> thank you. the gentleman at the back and then you, within the lady in -- and then the lady in front of you sitting there. >> very brief. david charles from the london times. a countryman of sir kim. you are very confidently stating the free trade agreement will solve the border issue. i did not hear any dissent from the panel. i wonder if you agree with that. i would like to expand on how that works. you may say it requires very close regulatory alignment, but surely, the greater the regulation, the deeper the alignment, the less opportunity or possibility for britain to strike its own free-trade agreements. they simply would not be able to vary that deal today international trade agreements, would they? >> very briefly i think you are right. the reports in

a live look at dublin this morning. we're going to have a look at traffic and get you up to date. >>> some warriors fans speechless or hoarse after last night's game. they are on fire, it does not describe clay thompson. he broke the nba record for three pointers in one game. he had 14 three pointers and he did it in just three quarters. they cleared the bench out there because the warriors were destroying chicago. they scored a record 92 points in the first half winning that game 149-124. >> i think they are going to be doing this a lot this season. >> which did it? >> maybe you want to practice your threes. it's going to be a nice day. a look at this beautiful shot. it's gorgeous starting out on this tuesday morning. now notice that it's all red because we are in a microclimate weather alert because we have a high fire danger and that's going to be a major concern throughout the day. for all of these areas in red, elevations above 1,000 feet, we could see any small flame spread rapidly because the humidity will be dro

an audience church in dublin sees one simple reason for that. there's no need for such a.major god is not mocked. not everyone agrees. the islamic cultural center throwing out the blasphemy class will threaten the freedom of all people. we have a wide diversity of various communities residing in this kind of. reference in our legislation is not to defend religion but it is to defend respect among people of all face and people of no face still it looks likely that my community and his group will finally get their way recent polls show that just twenty percent of likely voters i favor of keeping island suppress free long. for more let's bring in d.-w. religious affairs analyst martin gak who joins us here in the studio good morning martin good morning auntie blasphemy laws this really sounds like a thing of the past is this just an irish phenomenon no it's not actually it's not a thing of the past at all i mean it's something that you see across europe germany has article hundred sixty six in the constitution and in the criminal code then marcos blasphemy law italy has blasp

an audience church in dublin sees one simple reason for that.there's no need for such a goal god doesn't need to. god is not mocked. not everyone agrees. the islamic cultural center thinks throwing out the blasphemy cloth will threaten the freedom of all irish people. we have a wide diversity of various communities residing in. this kind of. references in our legislation is not to defend religion but it is to defend respect among people of all face and people of no faith still it looks likely that my community and his group will finally get their way recent polls show that just twenty percent of likely voters i favor of keeping audience blasphemy law. well did of these religious affairs analyst is here with me in studio for more on this story thanks for joining us so much and we rarely talk about blasphemy laws in the context of europe so do they exist in ireland or do they exist else when you hear all over europe you really can find just about everywhere the more surprising places would be places like germany or austria austria sort of in the l

an audience church in dublin sees one simple reason for that.there's no need for such a goal god doesn't need to. not everyone agrees to leave a cultural center throwing out the glass to make last will threaten the freedom of all irish people. we have a wide city of various communities residing. this climb to all. references in our legislation is not to defend religion but it is to defend respect among people of all faiths and people off no face still it looks like that my can reach and his group will finally get their way recent polls show that just twenty percent of likely voters i would favor of keeping eyelets blasphemy law. and now to australia where two male penguins are doing double duty as dance magic and spend would notice as a same sex couple by and aquarium in sydney the two were first given a trial to nurture stuff then entrusted the pair with a real egg just last month the both of them dutifully took turns warming the nest just as heterosexual penguins do and created keepers say the doting dads appear overjoyed to welcome they get t

thomas niblock reports from dublin. this week knowing that the last time they faced wales they were not good enough. tonight the side are aiming for a win. we set out to try to do well in the competition. we were well in the competition. we were well beaten in wales and so we have now got some matches and this game at home and let's try and win the game. denmark midfielder thomas delaney described the performance as primitive on saturday. some high—profile supporters described it as boring. as for the welsh manager he has a slightly different opinion. we have already played them and played really well in the first game and we will have to pay to that standard again. martin, i have full respect for martin. he is a brilliant manager and he has proved that over the years. we will expect a test. when we step out it is down to us to put in a performance and played to the best of our ability. our big strength is the togetherness asa our big strength is the togetherness as a group and that comes to the fore in times when we ne

this is dublin, 680, it's slow this morning, out of dublin pleasanton, it's all of the way down to freemontlow from 238 to 808, it's slow. over at the peninsula it's not too bad. now, at 6:48 lets bring steve in. >> it happened to me, i was paid from denver to hang out and do nothing for one year. it's fun for a while and then you start to go crazy. >>> lake port 34 and wood side is 40, berkeley is 58 and tracy is 59. there's warm lows and cold lows. but, more sun, warm and breezy at times. 60s for some and 70s for many. the key is the higher elevations will be the red flag warning that goes through tomorrow, gusts at 45 to 55 miles per hour, and they gulf coasts at 50, ten minutes ago, we have a mostly cloudy mornings, they're gone and out of the picture, we'll have a lot more sunshine today, temperatures will warm up, there's a northerly breeze, at last peek has one -- atlas peak has one. half that it's not bad. the humidity is not bad, 10 to 15%, bodega bay's water temperature, that gives it to you colder. san francisco 5 and monterey is in the upper 50s and they were 60s a couple of day

smoke over cities including concord, pittsburg, pleasant hill, walnut creek, danville, san ramon, dublin, pleasanton and castro valley, with some smoke evident as far south as san jose. (vicki) kron4 first told you about this fire flare up through a push alert. make sure to download the kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news updates. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful start to the work week with sunny skies and warm weather all the way to the coast. highs were in the upper 80s in some of the valleys with 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see high pressure off the coast. the offshore winds will weaken and more of a sea breeze develops. hurricane michael is also strengthening and could hit florida during the middle of the week. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with highs in the 70s to low 80s inland and patchy fog and 60s at the coast. it will continue to cool through midweek before warming next weekend. (vicki) tonight (vicki) tonight marks one year since fires tore through santa rosa and the north bay leaving thousands without a home. in october of last

screen toward the dublin interchange and top of the screen along the dublin grade.hey're moving smoothly for 580. i'm tracking a crash on 068 n68r the benicia bridge. >>> happy wednesday. glad you're with us. the dow roared ahead yesterday, nasdaq up 214 points, bigger percentage wise. marcus was talking about this, legal pot sales start today in canada. this is one of the big companies distributing pot, it was down slightly because investors bought that stock back when the law passed, so the price is, and this is the term for it, baked in. >>> watch netflix. the company reported huge numbers. the los gatos company recorded record growth, reed hastings the ceo predicts in the future regular tv channels will stick to live events like news and sports. netflix will handle the entertainment. >>> president trump grousing about interest rates again, he says "my biggest threat is the fed." he says powell is raising rates too quickly. the fed raises rates when the economy is hot to keep inflation in check. the thing is, inflation doesn't seem to be that much of a risk. in g

a long-sought extension of train service from dublin/pleasanton to tracy....might be getting a little closer to becoming reality.(jrs)the m-t-c has approved a plan to spend millions of dollars... to study the idea of creating a new rail link between the bay area... and the san jaoquin valley. kron4's charles clifford has details.. well, right now the dublin pleasanton bart station is the end of the line for riders who commute from the livermore and the central valley into the bay area. but relief could be on teh way.in the comming decades traffic along the already busy interstate 580 through castro valley, dublin pleasaton and over the altimont pass is expected to more than double.in order to releive that congestions, plans have been in the works for a long time to extend some form of rail service from the dublin pleasanton bart station into the san juaquin valley. natson wednesday, the bay area's metroplitan transportation commission approved just over 10 million dollars to conduct an environmental impact review and preliminary engineering study on just such a project. it's know as v

over to you. >> in the east bay relief is on the way for the so-called commuter crisis at the dublin- pleasanton bart station. the current parking lot isn't nearly big enough. kpix 5's john ramos on the new parking plan and why bart isn't exactly thrilled about it. >> reporter: at noon, the dublin-pleasanton bart station looks like one of those apocalyptic movies, no people to be seen. that's because by 7:30, the huge 3,000-space parking garage is already full and there's no real reason to stop here. >> i seriously have had people call into my office. people that are actually crying because they can't find parking. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor scott haggerty says there's a waiting list of more than 3,000 for a reserve space permit so the streets anywhere near the station are choked with parked vehicles. he says the parking tower was always planned to be expanded into this area but the bart board hasn't wanted to spend the money to do it. so assembly member catherine baker worked to secure $20 million in state funding for the project. >> they needed funding for a second tower

you can see traffic is moving slow here, that's about it approaching interchange, no problems in dublin and hayward. nice clear pictland, the mornin commute is looking good at the bay go back to pam. >>> there's a fourth outage that affected thousands of 60,0 in the north bay and foothills. they restored power to 38,000. the goal is to have the lights back on for everyone some time today. this morning, the lake county board of supervisors will discuss the pg&e shut i don't have. they plan to have the utility to communicate better in the future. they talked to people in kelsey ville where there was some harsh criticism of the power outage. >>> the grid, this bar never lost power even though main street one end the other did. kelsey ville and four other towns went dark, more than 11,000 households blacked out when the utility pulled the plug. >> it's just a game, a silly game. >>> supervisor rob brown is incensed. >>> there's video wind all day. >> long after the red flag passed, power stayed off. pg&e said, it was walking and flying its lines inspecting for damage. >>> i have an idea, ho

i do have the camera here on the dublin interchange, and the dublin grade. we're looking at west 580 and that is fine. west 580 your commute looks like it's fine headed to the dublin interchange, but approaching there from pleasanton it's northbound 680 a crash took out the attenuator barrels, the yellow barrels at the off-ramp to attenuate your speed. slow you down so you don't crash into the barrier with such an impact and those have been hit and right now got stuff spilled all over near the burnow off-ramp. i'll let you know as chp arrives if they have to close lanes or affect the off-ramp. meanwhile the rest of the bay, south bay up into san francisco moves smoothly. for the north bay issues we'll send it back to you guys. >> that's right. it's extreme fire danger calling for extreme measures this morning. >> we just checked with pg&e. 17,000 customers in the north bay are without power right now, most of them in lake county. 60,000 across the state, and this is not by accident. pg&e is shutting off the electricity for safety reasons. >> we'll go live to

i think it has been a huge priority for the government in dublin. we are without political representation. counsel general houston here who has been representing the interests of the people of northern ireland and the u.s., but we don't have representation for northern ireland. it is shameful. at the same time one of the main parties is refusing to take their seats in westminster and represent the views of the people of northern ireland. there is a huge vacuum in terms of representation in belfast and london on behalf of the people of northern ireland, which is an absolute disgrace. in terms of how the represented at every step taken into deep consideration by political representatives in dublin, i genuinely believe they absolutely are being represented and that the nuance and sensitivity of the position across the divide is very much understood and appreciated and a few concern in dublin. and i have to say in brussels. that is like everywhere i go in other eu member states and capitals across the european union, the first question they asked is wha

you can see from our sensors west 580 coming through dublin and approaching the dublin interchange a. it may ease off 680 through pleasanton but you saw speeds dip as well. now we're tracking the rest of cocoa county moving nicely. highway 4 is slow all morning and we have the whether for the withingk with intthe walnut creek interchange. the bay bridge backup of course because of the metering lights, they're on there. that crash in livermore may hold some folks up getting toward fremo fremont. we'll hopefully get the crash cleared quickly west 580 around hacienda. guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 5:51. >>> next and new this hour, who says love don't cost a thing. the new numbers out overnight showing how much many people spend on dates based on the stage of their relationships. see how you compare to others. >>> plus -- >> advice from your dentist. your kids will love this, the reason one expert is saying actually it is a good idea to eat all of your candy halloween night, but just for one night. >> no, as a parent, no, that's a lot of sugar. >>> happening now, hotel workers i

the fight over a new ikea in dublin is heating up. the reason some are saying no. ir >>> the debate to build a new ikea in the bay area, going on for another month. the dublin city council decided not to hold a vote, but to delay the vote until next month. >> nbc bay area's cheryl hurd finding the support in opposition to the new store is intensifying. >> it doesn't serve the local community. >> reporter: those who are against building an ikea store in dublin passed out yellow t-shirts and signs before the meeting, making sure people know where they stand. >> we just don't have the infrastructure for it. >> reporter: that's just a few of the reasons why this fight against building the 317,000 square foot retail store has been going on for years. this is where the company wants to put the retail giant, along 580 off of hacienda drive in dublin, an area known for gridlock during the morning and evening commutes. >> it's already compact. so that's going to be more insane. i would shop there, though. who doesn't love ikea? >> talking a little bit about that -- >> repor

dr lindsey earner—byrne, who's a lecturer in history at university college dublin, said this, and hasthat tuam, which is the home where 800 babies were found in a mass grave, didn't happen in a vacuum. and she makes the point that every year in the ‘30s and ‘aos the number of deaths of illegitimate children was published. it was known, it was in the public domain. society knew. society did know, but society didn't care, and society thought they knew the reason for that was because illegitimate children were weaklings. you have to remember, at the time, illegitimate people couldn't become priests in the catholic church, they couldn'tjoin the gardai, the irish police force, they were officially banned from becoming gardai. but why do you direct your ire and yourfire on the catholic church, when it is society that is just as responsible? i don't accept that society is responsible. i believe that the catholic church's influence on society was so pervasive and so corrosive that they must accept their full responsibility for it. they forced people into the mother and baby homes. and ultimat

he's live in dublin, where folks say the smoke was fairly strong in that area. can you smell it pretty strong, pete? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura. yeah, speaking to a lot of folks in dublin, they say they smell the strong smoke smell yesterday morning and even yesterday into even this morning. of course, just take a look behind me. you see the dry brush. they thought that fire was actually near them. we'll get to what they were saying in a moment. i want to show you some new video, tweeted out by southern marin county fire. you see that video, a car catching on fire not too far from the wild wind area there just last night. thankfully, they were able to contain it before it spread to other areas. something a lot of people were smelling yesterday came from two fires in solano county. the first one was off of highway 12 in sassoon city, reaching 4,500 acres. another one earlier in the day, just off interstate 505 off vacaville parkway in vacaville. winds pushing smoke away from the actual fire zone. here's what folks in dublin had to say about tha

it's slowing at the dublin interchange. a lot of people are figuring out this accident is out of highway 84 out of livermore. that will put out people where it's usually quiet on a freeway. people may use 880 -- on a southbound. and avoid this all together. san jose looks bail bring, it's backed up for a typical delay. no problems on the east shore freeway as you head west over towards the toll plaza, lets go to steve. >>> looking across the country here, you can see where the ridge of high pressure is. last week it was parked over california and now it's in the southeast. cool weather, 30s, 40s to the form plains, and the northwest, and even to the rockies, so our system, the one we had, gave the rain to the north, it's finally moved out of the picture, another system camp from the northwest, that kicked it out of here. that he is why it feels much cooler now. napa airport, 1 degrees cooler, it's minus 9 for fairfield, and san jose is minus 9 and livermore minus 8 and from inverness, it's 19 compared to this time yesterday

southbound 680, dublin to mission in the green at 15.orthbound 85, 101 to cupertino, looking great at 15 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. a burglar hit a san francisco record store and nabbed thousands of dollars in guitars it shows thero doo of34 go rordsght, early yesterday morning. steve stevenson said the burglar made off with three rare vintage guitars and amp fires. it cost 4 grand. abc 7 was at the score after steve stevenson boarded up the door. >>> forget the 6 pack or 12 pack, hand highser is thinking real big. 77-pack containers of natural light. you heard right. anheuser-busch is offering them in the honor of the year natural light became a tprapbd for them, 1977. it will only be be available for a limited time and only in college park, maryland,he original markets where they first launched the brand and home to university of maryland. get this, the 77-pack contains 7,315 calories, weighs 65 pounds. >>> all right. a taylor swift super fan from wisconsin got the thrill of a lifetime when he got to meet his pop hero all because he

wind driven thames. 53 lafayette to 65 in black hawk. 48 and dublin. san ramon 51 and el cerrito is at 60 and so is brentwood. it shows you things are crazy here. a little feedback and you can see the drier air spilling in from the coast and it will be nice as well. 70s and 80s for a.m. on monday and sal are you looking at a super commute? >> a super commute this time steve. >>> we. >>> we will help our friends out with llano county. good morning to you. if you driving 80 westbound in solano county you see traffic moving along well on 80 westbound. there was an earlier accident near the scales and it doesn't look like it's serious and traffic isn't slowing much as you drive on 80 into valeo and doesn't look that bad. as you can see traffic is doing okay. westbound 80 just after crockett and there was something in the lanes there. on the shoulder anin the eastbound direction so it should not affect the westbound commute. i want to talk 580 westbound in oakland. at highway 13, seminary avenue, a motorcycle accident. it's pretty early in the morning and t

drive into dublin/hrpleasanton, ouch. i rough one. if you are commuting in the north bay, they might have trouble because visibility is limited. especially in napa, down to a mile. santa rosa, two miles. will petaluma, six miles. extensive cloud cover and fog at the coast. temperatures are cool once again this morning, in the 40s and 50s. so santa rosa, 49. cloverdale, 46. san francisco 54. san jose, 56. by lunchtime, we will see clearing in the south bay. temperatures will climb up. plenty of sunshine around the bay area by afternoon. in the 70sor t today, a little r compared to yesterday. low 60s at the coast to upper h. "halloween" killed it at the box office this weekend. >> the slasher film killed expectations bring anything $77.5 million, the highest ever for a horror film with a female lead. >>> defining gender t the proposal fro you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such goo

the sig alert in the dublin area has cleared. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, 20 minutes. northbound 85, you're still in the green at 15 politics. >>> in the east bay, attorneys for the men charged in the ghost ship fire want a trial to stay in the alameda area. for months the suspects have been talking about moving the case out of the county but yesterday they withdrew their motion. studies show jurors in alameda are more likely to sympathize with the men. >> we ascertain that the juries here in alameda are more favorable to our cause than other counties. >> almena's attorneys are hoping to have his plea deal reinstated next week while harris' defense team wants to take his case to trial. the criminal trial is scheduled for both in april. >>> outrage at google. buzz feed reports a group of 200 employees plan to protest on thursday. a "new york times" article published last week is fueling this anger. it claims android creator andy ruben was given a $90 million exit package in 2014 after an investigation found he had

westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 47 minutes. westbound 4, antioch to concord, 20 minutes. 101 in north bay, delay-free. you'll just encounter fog as you make your way across the golden gate bridge. here's a live shot of the maze. you can see traffic is backed up towards the top of the maze and towards the foot of the maze. >> thank you. >>> it's being called a one-of-a-kind facility is helping veterans on the peninsula. we are getting a look inside. >>> plus, new details about >>> let's take a look at san jose and we'll talk about sunshine. only 58 degrees at 6:00. mid-70s by noon. mid-70s at 6:00. in between we'll reach 68 degrees. let's look around the state. can you see the clouds encroaching upon the state. 70 in monterey. 71 in san diego. 75 in l.a. sunshine in tahoe today. look at the chance of rain tomorrow and temperatures almost 10 degrees cooler. we'll stay in the 50s for highs thursday and friday. a few 60s this weekend after lows, freezing cold, in the 20s. >>> look at how two inmates escape aid prison in louisville,

bo isng580 westbound through dublin, a good volume of traffic. no problems, just a little slowing out of the altamont pass as we would expect. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 4:48 right now. >>> the hundredth point shipyard say mass save piece of prime waterfront property in san francisco, slated for parks, shops, homes, but for decades the navy performed radioactive operation there is at hunter's point. liz wagner is at the shipyard with a look at its toxic past and concerns from critics the navy failed to identify much of the contamination there. >> reporter: the navy ran a radiological defense lab out of radiationbuildings. experiments on animals, but to really understand the shipyard's past, you have to start 4700 miles away. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: nearly 80 warships exposed to atomic weapons test in the pacific ocean docked at hunter's point in the 1940s. they came back with more contamination than spended. sailors like gilly jenkins watched crews sandblast the radioactive ships at hunter's point. he believes the wind likely sprea

clear in dublin. westbound 580 with all the headlights a lot of company which is standard coming through dublin and slowing through the construction zone coming westbound between grant line and north flynn that's expected. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the midterm election now less than two weeks away and a new report finds spending on california's school superintendent race to be the most expensive race in history. the reason? the winner may have a huge impact on the future of education, more specifically charter schools. the money for the two democratic candidates just from outside groups has now surpassed $44 million. donors have given tony thurmond $12 million and groups backing marshall tuck have spent $32 million. by comparison, independent donors have spent about $1 million for california's u.s. senate race. >>> and in the race for governor, gavin newsom is in the lead in a new poll released. the long time democratic front-runner is 23 points ahead of republican john cox. the real estate in

if you're going to be heading out to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, you'll need a jacket. we're in the upper 50s, by by about second quarter we'll be in the upper 70s for dublin, which is a great forecast for a sunny afternoon. >> vianey, funny you talk about that dublin station, we have it right here. it moves very 134509ly here. i also want to point out in addition to the b.a.r.t. station, top of the screen, first time in the morning we've been able to see the dublin grate. watch the north bay and along the coast as the morning develops, we'll see patches floating around. that's what fog does. we haven't seen this move much. just sitting there north of 680. that's standard for your first for the south bay. and of course the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. highway 4, we know the slowing through pittsburg, baypoint, that's the first for the county, but the marker there, that's an evacuation area, and we're talking about the effect toward the b.a.r.t. station into pittsburgh. it may have limited parking. pete will talk about why, but first i hand it off to you

northwest of dublin the hill of screen is located opposite island's cultural treasure the hill of tara a millennia old place of assembly. the region is also home to giant metal it's the tombs unique monuments built around three thousand b.c. by people who left nothing behind but their graves. a digital reconstruction lens an impression of the graves interiors many built in alignment with astronomical events. the archaeologists drag the senses across the meadow to determine what lies beneath the surface. is finished on this device is to me just wide and equipped with five sensors so you can cover two to three actors a day with a device like this so it's a fast way of collecting and evaluating archaeological data. and equipped with sixteen senses their colleagues magnetometer is even more effective in gathering archaeological evidence that humans were going to go so we need to be careful here because if we swap the cables and the sensors will transmit the wrong positions to power that's why we do a final channel to see that everything's working so the proof of the others from so that the

and audience church in dublin sees one simple reason for that.there's no need for such a goal god doesn't need to. god is not mocked. not everyone agrees celine of the islamic cultural center thinks throwing out the blasphemy class will threaten the freedom of all irish people. we have a wide diversity of various communities residing in our land this kind of. referencing in our legislation is not to defend religion but it is to defend respect among people of all faiths and people of no faith still it looks likely that my community and his group will finally get their way recent polls show that just twenty percent of likely voters i favor of keeping island suppress free law. in tennis and really care for is out of the double tier finals in singapore after losing her match to sloane stephens earlier dutch player kiki battens booked her place in the last for better as is competing in the season ending time and for the very first time and she continued her dream to be you after her own aunt naomi osaka retired with a hamstring injury. because movemen

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an audience church in dublin sees one simple reason for that.there's no need for such a role god doesn't need to. god is not mocked. not everyone agrees. the center throwing out the blasphemy class will threaten the freedom of all people. we have a wide diversity of various communities residing in our lives and this kind of. reference in our legislation is not to defend religion but it is to defend respect among people of all face and people of no face still it looks likely that my community and his group will finally get their way recent polls show that just twenty percent of likely voters i favor of keeping island suppress free law. and you have these religious affairs analyst martin got joins me on this to talk more about this issue welcome i don't really talk about anti blasphemy laws in the context of europe do they only exist in island or do other european i'm just like they're very widespread i think that most people are not aware of this italy germany denmark spain i mean these are countries which actually have a ball and certainly have

an audience church in dublin sees one simple reason for that.there's no need for such a goal god doesn't need to. god is not mocked. not everyone agrees. the islamic cultural center thinks throwing out the blasphemy class will threaten the freedom of all irish people. we have a wide diversity of various communities residing in. this kind of. references in our legislation is not to defend religion but it is to defend respect among people of all face and people of no face still it looks likely that my community and his group will finally get their way recent polls show that just twenty percent of likely voters i favor of keeping items blasphemy laws. well due to abuse religious affairs analyst is here with me in studio for more on this story thanks for joining us so much and we really talk about blasphemy laws in the context of europe so do they exist in ireland or do they exist else when you hear all over europe you really can find just about everywhere the more surprising places would be places like germany or austria austria had sort of in the