it's a hot spot in dublin. >> it's been rough. we are seeing that two lanes are open, but the rest remain closed, and we have additional fender benders just up ahead. right now, the delays are upwards of an hour, if you're traveling through that area. >> it's a holiday for a lot of people. thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> joining us for be . ♪ >>> good morning. gridlock at the airports. this morning what you can expect as you head out the door. >>> breaking news. reports that at least five people have died in a suicide attack on a u.s.-led convoy in syria overnight. the second ambush on americans there in less than a week. we're live with the very latest, and new images just in from the scene. >>> blame game. president trump attacks democrats for rejecting his latest offer to end the

major hot spot in dublin cleared on sb 680 before 580.canyon bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mao bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in dublin with why her parents justil on h daughter again. >> reporter: and that's because the community is not giving up. they went on that two-mile walk, ending here at st. raymond church. the group tonight larger than most, and the parents on that two-mile walk leading the way. they marched in silence. >> this is real. she was taken. and we don't do this for us. we do it for her. >> reporter: words from ilene misheloff's mother, maddie, who is leading the way for some 200 people who came out to remember her daughter, who disappeared on january 30th, 1989 in dublin. >> when we got to the corner of amador valley and san ta mon road that's when we veered off from the road she took when taking. >> reporter: she vanished without a trace while walking home from wells middle school. she was supposed to come home

traffic jammed from dublin. dublin.alk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: weekly jobless claims fall more than expected . . .the number of americans filing applications for jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week. the data pointed to sustained labor market strength that should continue to underpin the economy. initial claims for state unemployment benefits decreased to 213,000 for the week. the pay period for most federal employees that includes the week of jan. 12 runs from jan. 6 to jan. 19. about 380,000 workers have been furloughed, while the rest are working without pay. furloughed workers will probably be counted as unemployed. housing industry . . . the mortgage industry isn't ready for a foreclosure crisis created by climate change . . . the threat to real estate from increasingly extreme weather brought on by climate change is clear, but the threat to the nation's mortgage market is only beginning to come into focus. in hurricane harvey's federally declared disaster areas, 80 pe

this is right before the 580 interchange in dublin pleasanton. road or village parkway is your alternte. >>> as we head to the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. >>> that's why i'm running for president of the united states. i'icia enters the 2020 race for white house overnight. we have all the new details. >>> also this morning, a suspect arrested in the brutal beating of this 88-year-old grandmother. the questions that remain unanswered this morning. >>> a good reason to cheer for either team in the super bowl. both quarterbacks from the bay area. >> now you have to -- >> cheering. >> we have a clear bias from sue hall. >> my kids went to school together. it's so fun to watch jared going to the super bowl. it's surreal. it's really neat. could congratulati

on the issue of the irish backstop but dublin has already rejected that dublin said that effectively any negotiations taking place here have to be between the u.k. and the e.u. take a listen. it is not something we would entertain it would not work the same many of the issues pertaining to ireland are related to and to negotiate an agreed through the european union ireland is much stronger negotiating through the e.u. taskforce. just when we thought polly would reach pick breaks that there's no being talk that some m.p.'s are trying to actually hijack if that is the word to use the bridge to process what are we learning about the. well first of all a lot of people are saying that the prime minister's trying to flog a dead horse head that deal isn't going to make it through parliament no matter how hard she tries to repackage it they're dead set against it no matter what and having failed to come to some sort of cross party agreement and a lot of people are saying that chill failed to secure any cross party agreement on anything there is one idea that is gathering steam at the moment

all the way to just about doherty, the dublin interchange. the crash is over on the shoulder, and the center divide, a distraction on both sides of the freeway, just the build as folks come out of the altamont pass. 84 near ruby hill another crash moved to the shoulder, should be clear in the last couple of seconds. i'll double check if chp gives any warnings i'll pass them along to you. that's it for this portion. over here then, castro valley coming down in toward hayward, southbound 880 has seen a series of crashes, one at "a" street and one closer to 92 and one on 92, all moved quickly to the shoulder as well, about you that build in the last half hour has really seen little trouble spots adding to the distractions. the peninsula and the south bay do move pretty smoothly but i'm worried about this crash north 280 around saratoga just came from from chp, sounds like a couple of lanes are blocked. i'll give you an update. >> northbound? >> northbound 280 at saratoga, the commute way. >> coming off a great weekend. >> looking ahead to the ne

. >>> to dublin , anna solomont marking 30 years since the disappearance of ilene misheloff. she vanished walking home from school in 1989, in the case has never been solved. tonight family offense offered prayers as they all followed ilene's path on the day she disappeared. misheloff's parents hold out hope that after three decades, ilene is still alive and could come home. >> the clues to ilene's mysterious disappearance , and our fox 2 unsolved. >> reporter: at 13, ilene misheloff was already an accomplished skater. the eighth grade often seen lacing up at dublin, iceland. >> she was getting 20, 30 hours a week. >> reporter: ilene first took to the ice at age 4. she proved herself, competing against the like s future gold medalist christine yamaguchi, and she all, providing perfecting double gems. is getting is physically demanding, and highly never best practices. she was allowed to leave school early. >> she did not need to be. >> reporter: on jenera 30th, 1989, she headed home to grab your gear for practice. she started her walk around 2 in the afternoon. >> her coaches

here is a live look outside in dublin. cars driving on 580 this morning are getting some clear visibility and some cool temperatures, too. if you're on your way to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, some mid-40s. we will see the clouds mixing in as we go through not only the morning but the afternoon as well. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. you can see how warm it's going to be as we go through the week. our storm ranger mobile doppler radar, that's the red scan, it's picking up on a few spotty showers along the coast and the santa cruz mountains. we're still going to see some rain moving through fairly quickly and start to wind down as we go into the rest of the morning. then after that, no more storm systems out there. we're going to see high pressure building and also some drier weather. in los gatos this morning, as you get ready to head out, upper 40s at 7:00 and a cool and breezy start to the day. those temperatures will be slow to warm up but we will head into the mid to upper 50s later o

tracy to dublin, not bad at all. highway 4 westbound was looking great into concord. if you're travels take you into san francisco from san rafael, less than 20 minutes. >>> thank you, sue. google is expanding a feature that was unique to the san francisco bay area. google maps will now include speed traps and speed limits in cities worldwide. the icons let drivers know when they're coming up on speed cameras or places. >> reporter: radar enforcement normally takes place. it will include speed limits. previously, they were only available to drivers in the bay area and rio de janeiro. >>> consumers attention spans isn't competing streaming services. fortnite. online game generated 2.5 billion in revenue. one of the premises of the game is to collect materials to build protective fortification. other var indications including a battle royale competition where 100 people square off. >>> sounds like a party. oscar nominations will be released tomorrow. after the producers guild awards, we're getting a possible best picture. it's green book. it's a road trip drama that's s

which is an idea that dublin has already rejected saying that any negotiations taking place here are going to be between london and brussels take a lesson it is not something we would entertain it would not work the same many of the issues pertaining to ireland are related to. an agreed through the european union. is much stronger negotiating through the taskforce and in regards to this new plan which isn't so new a lot of politicians are saying that to reason may is flogging a dead horse here dead dead set against it no matter what she does to it and of course a lot of people remember that after her deal failed spectacularly in parliament just under a week ago to resume a pledge to hold cross party talks and start listening to politicians on the other side of the aisle to see if she can get some sort of consensus on bragg's that going forward but that idea has crashed and burned also quite spectacularly just like her original deal she's failed in these talks with the opposition parties she had too many red lines according to them but there is now a cross party code. alicia and formi

major hot spot in dublin on sb 680 before 580 several lanes closed due to a multi vehicle crash afterainy and windy conditions for your sunday skies today will clear into the afternoon eventually offering up plenty of sunshine. temperatures will peak a bit cooler in the mid to upper 50's before a noticeable warm up later in the week that will take the bay back into the low to mid 60's. ( darya ) our top story this morning. after weeks of searching ... police make an arrest in connection to a brutal beating of an elderly woman in san francisco. this sketch is the only image police have released of the 18-year-old suspect ... keonte gathron. police believe he attacked the 88-year-old yik oi huang near a visitacion valley playground on january 8th. the 88-year-old victim remains in critical condition at san francisco general. the assault has raised safety concerns in the victim's san francisco neighborhood. < we're gonna be fighting to keep our community safe and we need to look out for our seniors our young people and work together.. >( darya ) san francisco supervisors are working on g

dublin to mission boulevard still in the green at 15. nobody 85, 101 cupertino looking good at 16 minutes. >>> happening today governor gavin newsom will take steps to speed up how we respond to wildfires and national disasters. they will meet in the sierra foothills. this afternoon's meetings follows a series of deadly wildfires in both northern and southern california last fall. governor newsom set the tone for his administration wdemoeliverel address. and he took aim at the trump administration. >> at a time when so much of america is divided, we are united. we will offer an alternative to the corruption and incompetence in the white house. >> governor newsom issued an executive order aimed at lower the cost of prescription drugs and expanding the access to health care. you can hear the inaugural address on abc7news.com. >>> rebecca kaplan will serve as the panel president. by doing that she becomes the openly lgtbq person to serve in that role. her duties will include appointing other councilmembers to committees. she has run twice a

. >>> let's show you some video just in tonight from dublin. you can see the rain is coming down there. as you heard jeff say, just the beginning. now, jeff is tracking all the rain that's headed our way on his facebook and twitter feeds. in fact, he just posted an early look at when the stronger storm is set to arrive on friday. if you want to follow along jeff's handle is @jeff p. ranieri. >>> it was a touching moment at sfo. last night we showed you this. the mother and her 18-month-old daughter reuniting after being separated by immigration agents. well, tonight that mother says she's worried about the health and psychological effects her daughter may have suffered while in government custody. nbc bay area's sergio quintana talked with the family and joins us now in san francisco. sergio. >> reporter: raj, it was a very interesting conversation, one of concern. she can tell that h l she was when she last saw her more than a month ago. [ crying ] at the start of our conversation 18-month-old gretchen julia was restless and had a persistent c

>> azenith smith in dublin tonight. >>> now to san francisco. is at 438-year-old woman from daly city has been missing for 4 days now. friends say that krista mahoney has serious health problems, while police say this surveillance video is helping to retrace her steps on the day that she was last seen. she's in the city tonight with what we know about the woman's disappearance. debra? >> reporter: we are near union square. that video shows that christa mahoney ate at john's grill saturday afternoon. her dog was with her then , but found loose a short time later. >> it is heartbreaking to me to think that christa is in a vulnerable position. >> reporter: is a 38-year-old christa mahoney in better times , but these days her weight has plunged to 90 pounds, as mahoney suffers the pain of chronic pancreatitis and unstable mental health. >> she is a beautiful home that she adores, a community that has been very supportive of her, and a dog that she just would not walk away from. >> reporter: mahoney's friends have been caring for christa's dog, buddy

they've lost six of that last seven trips to dublin with their last win coming in 2013.de, after recovering from a minor injury but the big news is that this man returns. manu tuilagi is back in a starting england shirt for the first time since 2013 and he'll play in the unfamiliar position of inside centre, rather than outside. now, it seems like manu's been around for years — he made his debut back in 2011 — but he's only started 23 times for england. most of that was due to injury but, when he's fit and firing, he can cause havoc for any team this was back in 2012 when he almost single—handledly thrashed the all blacks at twickenham. now england are going to need every inch of that physicality against this irish team but eddiejones is quietly confident of his side's chances. basically no one outside our team thinks we can win, and everyone inside our team thinks he can win, but we willjust wait and see what happens on the weekend. to get excited, that when your backs out of the wall, you really come into your own? i am excited every time i get to chase down our coach

here's a live look at the five 8680 dublin interchange. no accidents but limited visibility and especially through the altamont pass. that could slow you down a bit in your commute on the 205 out of tracy. it is extending through north flynn road area but when you get past that area it looks much better. you can see this 680 with extra volume and give yourself 30 minutes from the 205 to the dublin interchange. looking on the 205 you can see the traffic is pretty light but we are dealing with spots ugh th area. as wmp over bay bridge, we have unusual delays with traffic coming off of the 880 overpass onto the bridge before the toll plaza which is not typical. we are checking with chp to see if we have trouble spot with more cars in the fast-track lien. oakland 880 northbound with a stalled vehicle at 66 stuck in the right lane. taking a look if you are commuting toward the bay bridge through the maze, traffic okay on 580. the approaches look pretty good on the east shore freeway and 880 itself. the richmond san rafael bridge pretty quiet bu

the reaction so far to these breaks that developments on sunday evening we heard from ireland where dublin is said that there will be no bilateral agreement with west minister to try and circumvent the so-called irish backstop to prevent a hard border with northern ireland government spokesperson and dublin said ireland negotiates as part of the twenty seven and the dismissal of a bilateral agreement was also echoed here in germany as well where the foreign minister heiko must describe the idea of a bilateral agreement a little opaque and saying that would have no effect on what had already being negotiated with the commission the chancellor angela merkel was also weighing in on breaks that over the weekend saying she'll do everything in a power to make sure that there is a good deal before that march twenty ninth deadline the reason for her quite serious reaction comes down to jobs because depending on who you speak to there's potentially millions of german jobs that rely either directly or in directly on trade with the u.k. and they could be put well very much at risk if there's no deal

we have northbound 680 just past the dublin interchange the issue on the shoulder. right here we have no traffic break and no lanes blocked for the disabled big rig, before you get to the walnut creek interchange for south 680. 24 moves slowly, so does highway 4 through contra costa county and the maze itself is where we're picking up volume. little more traffic through the maze and i turned our camera to look at the bay bridge and right here those are the metering lights, that expansion right there. i can tell, even though i can't make out the metering lights by the lighter shot, traffic is steady through the area. once the metering lights are on, everybody is lining up like a racetrack here and that should happen over the next 90 seconds. that's what keeps traffic on the bridge moving spooth smoothly, there are problems crews can get there safely. you can avoid the toll plaza entirely taking b.a.r.t., which is moving nicely right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next, a shooting in a popular mexican resort town where several people have been shot a

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 megalithic 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 dragged the senses across the meadow to determine what lies beneath the surface. is first on this device is to me rush wide and equipped with five sensors you can cover two to three factors a day with a device like this so it's a fast way of collecting and evaluating archaeological data. that insecure 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 out of the because if we swap the cables and the sensors will transmit the wrong positions emitted about that's why we do a final channel to see that everything's working so the proof of thi

that's a no for folks over here in livermore, dublin, moving here toward the dublin grade. traffic still shows up green on our maps. we're looking at south bay. that's where dense fog registered over the last 20 minutes. definitely playing a part of your commute. the crash north 87 has cleared and good recovery. still a little slower than you'd like. capital to curtner. over here top of your screen a crash is registered north 101 matilda. towards ellis, mountain view or may be another one. we'll track that as you head past shoreline to 101. that's the jam. over here tri-valley moves nicely. no problems for the view, nice through pleasanton. speeds have improved a little there. getting to the bay bridge, just reached half hour mark, highway 4 to east shore. back-up at the bay bridge. we have no problems on the approach east shore freeway slows a bit as is tradition. north bay, despite the fog we've seen all morning we don't have any problem. you see the curve at san rafael. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:54. happening now, they have found a way to hack photosynthesi

a live look at dublin as people are up and out the door. as you head out there, it will feel like 47 in fairfield and in oakland 43 degrees. it is 44 in livermore. also in san jose, and it's 41 t this morning, it is a good hair day. it's going to be pretty smooth, with all the low humidity, the dry conditions that we have, and it's not as windy, so that's going to keep you from having to take the comb or the brush with you and having to keep redoing it and our high temperatures hilly are going to be in the start to the day. our quiet weather continues, and even as you check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, you'll see that we don't have a whole lot going on here. in fact, as we go into at least the next seven days, it does seem like we don't have any storms developing, but follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram, @karihallweather and we'll talk about what's going on. i love to see your weather pictures especially the sunrise and sunsets and we'll have more of those really nice ones over the next few days. headed

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. live now to brussels and our europe editor, katya adler.inister says she will head to brussels for talks but does know me know, from brussels? —— does no mean no? it seems it does. there were so much passion in the brexit debate in the european parliament today. the eu wants to avoid a no—deal brexit, they want to maintain strong relations with the uk. but wherever you look at the moment, you hear and see eu leaders saying no to opening the withdrawal agreement which includes opening the backstop on the irish border. eu leaders in the capitals are effectively stonewalling the prime minister at the moment, not engaging with her, not hastily convening an emergency brexit summit of eu leaders. not recognising herself self—imposed two week deadline to get changes to the brexit deal. and the eu basically hopes that by putting the prime minister under pressure and effectively squeezing her they will encourage her to look elsewhere for another means of getting the brexit deal passed without touching the delicate irish border issue. of course, with

but first, let's go to dublin and our ireland correspondent, emma va rdy.se and the stance of the irish government today? well, on the face of it in various exasperation and disappointment with theresa may's u—turn on the backstop. in public, britain is going back to the eu to ask for something that brussels and dublin have said they cannot deliver. in private, behind—the—scenes in the irish government, there are real nerves. it is such a high—stakes stand—off for ireland because ireland as the country most set —— set to be the most affected by brexit. one big question is what alternative to the backstop is britain putting forward? as we get closer to no deal in the coming weeks, if dublin were to blink, and that is a very big if, theresa may would need to put forward new alternatives to get any new concessions. there is no pressure on the irish prime minister to budge because tonight he has the parties here and the eu firmly behind him. thanks again. let's go to westminster and talk to laura. pressure from dublin and lots of pressure from brussels. where d

chris page, bbc news, dublin.hamber of commerce. thank you so much forjoining us. what is your perspective today given the vote last night and what was said today, indeed in brussels, about the prospects? what is your feeling? we are in a period of great uncertainty than before. all eve ryo ne uncertainty than before. all everyone has asked for its clarity and these continuing votes towards varying options which are not on the table at —— adds to the uncertainty. it is good they voted to reject the no—deal brexit but whatever they voted for that is the default position unless we have a ratified deal between the uk and the eu, then it looks like the uk will leave the eu on the 29th of march without a deal. if we think about that scenario for a second, i'm thinking about businesses you are talking tea m about businesses you are talking team and representing, what are the main issues in practical terms?m is the customs paperwork. the tariff question aside which will be an issue, especially within sectors like the foo

grade foreground at the top, the dublin grade at the top, sorry, the dublin interchange approaching the foreground. we'll give you a better look coming up. >>> 5:44. follow-up headed to tahoe any time soon. new occupancy limits for short term rentals reportedly on hold. voters last fall approved limits on short term rentals in south lake tahoe. property owners are suing to block it. the new law bans the granting of new permits and phases out existing ones in residential areas. it also includes caps on the number of guests. according to lake ta show news groups that part of the measure remains on hold until the legal challenges play out. >>> new this morning, governor gavin newsom is saying "god no" when it comes to a possible 2020 presidential race. newsom called the idea of challenging president trump crazy. newsom had frequent twitter wars with the republican president, and recently ran political ads in several eastern swing states. earlier this month newsom hinted he's likely to endorse senator kamala harris who recently announced her bid. >>> happening today at the san diego bor

traffic flowing close to the limit here, approaching the dublin interchange, west up the dublin grade, over toward 238, castro valley area, that's where we're looking at that section right there. the slowing only shows up over here in high ward, south 808, san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge the build gentle and slow right now. we'll see things really start to kick in at about 7:00, 7:15, when a lot of folks tend to hit the roadways. i think friday is a popular day for our show. the south bay shows a nice drive northbound, a little build through san jose and getting toward the bay bridge just now, we've gone from green to yellow, 20 minutes from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is there but the jam through berkeley is not. >>> breaking news to tell you about a, the fbi arrests former president trump's campaign adviser roger stone. fbi agents arrested stone in ft. lauderdale early this morning. the arrest is tied to the mueller investigation into emails allegedly stolen from the clinton campaign during the 2016 presidential race. stone was indicted on fiv

tracy to dublin, 27 minutes. antioch to concord in the green at 14. southbound 101, nice and light out of the south bay. just 15 minutes. >>> a group of neighbors use all the resources and technology they can muster to resedeer. it fell into is a frozen lake near syracuse, new york. they called animal control to help, but becidn't want to work. a few commuters made a pathway through the ice and used a drone to guide and usher the deer out of the water. it took three hours. but the animal made it to the shore quickly. >> so he was interested in the drone? he wanted to follow that? >> i guess. >> okay. very cool. >> or they could follow the deer. i don't really know if the drone actually hemmed the drone more than it helped the people figure out where to go. >> a lot least the deer is okay. next at 5:00, just days away from the college football playoff national championship. >> andhe he is just beginning. we have more on the event starting today for fans. >>> plus, the backlash against >>> plus, the backlash against ellen degeneres after her >>> it is d

westbound 580, 44 minutes tracy to dublin. 60, dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 16.orthbound 85, 101 to cupertino, wide open at 16 minutes. ist is chilly. let's check in with mike nicco. >>> frost in a lot of neighborhoods. that will be a long, long ago memory by the time we get to saturday. our first storm comes in with a real punch. this area teha e havehaef thunderstorms saturday. the rain potential from saturday in the morning to 8:00. look at that. quarter to half an inch around the bay. half inch to an inch in the north bay. quiet sunday. we have a chance of light showers. about a tenth to a quarter inch. north bay gets hit hardmon. the rest of us get a lot of rain. the total accumulation will be around a quarter, inch and a quarter to nearly three to four in the north bay. that is a good soaking. all right. more news with reggie. >> thank, mike. a new report shows a san francisco metro you housing market is worth $1.6 trillion. according to real estate website zillow, the market gained $134 billion in value in 2018. california captured one-third of the valley

there say live look from our dublin camera.urned toward the dublin grade, which would be seen here, but you can't. it's still locate there had. no problem for the grade and the b.a.r.t. stationnearby as well shows no delay. no delays for b.a.r.t., san trans, and we have a slight delay for the aceintohe area. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> happening now, you might want to check your freezer before you pack the kids' lunches. tyson is recalling more than 36,000 pounds of chicken nuggets. you might have bought some, it was sold in five-pound packages of tyson white meat panko chicken numberichick chicken nuggets. so far no reported problems so do check. there could be rubber in parts of the meat. >>> much mo are ahead on "today in the bay," a quick look at top stories, silicon valley's most valuable company here, where apple stock stands right now after the tech giant reported a drop in quarterly profit and revenue. >>> plus the end is near for nearly a century old bay area say good-bye. we're back in two minutes.

livermore traffic looks good to dublin and over to castro valley. the closures on 880 are right there. the bay bridge toll plaza coming to see traffic moving okay. as you drive westbound, there is a little bit of congestion, but still a little of a decent commute. at 4:49, here's a man who never gets stuck in slow traffic. >> it is not slow traffic, it is when your accident exit is closed. >>> under clear skies, we have's clear skies. temperatures are much colder this morning than they were. up in the sierra. those in trekkie dropped to 3 yesterday. it is a warm 12 this morning. lots of 20s around lake tahoe. squall valley is 29. sunny for all and a little bit warmer today.mid 60s. we are bumping up slightly each day. the temperature trend is going up every day. gradual that might be the only thing stopping them. 30s for a lot more. many 30s, including napa airport. 34 in fairfield. 30s all the way from north to south from lake county all the way down to peninsula and fremont and livermore. we're running 13 degrees colder in fairfield than we were y

that is why the resolver in dublin, and the disappointment in dublin, and the disappointment in dublinially signals a turning point of a british prime minister to this issue, has had such an impact here. and dare i say, has had an impact in northern ireland amongst many people who do not feel represented by the debates that have taken place at westminster in recent days. that was the irish deputy prime minister speaking a little earlier. as expected, prime minister's questions has been dominated by brexit. theresa may insisted she can still secure a brexit deal, despite the eu ruling out a demand for the irish backstop, which is designed to prevent a hard border if there's no trade deal, to be amended or scrapped. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster for us now. the big question is, are be in brick wall country? or to put it another way, is mrs may walking into a brick wall in terms of eu refusal to consider any movement on the backstop. she outlined some ideas she has got, suggesting a unilateral exit mechanism, or an end date, or there could be some sort of t

a few of them went to dublin some to luxembourg and others to paris but the vast majority around three quarters to frankfurt starting to actually believe you. serious business. you're not easily convinced you better believe it. frankfurt is talking about ten thousand bricks that related positions moving over things could get tight in the banking quarter but the outlook for doing business in the e.u. still looks better there than from london. well this is the asian of german banks has called the defeat of may's deal a serious warning shot for everyone involved and the c.e.o. of that association and today a scout shy joined me and i asked him to explain exactly what his group meant by that. time is running out to be prepared for a non you know deal breaks it situation because this is the worst situation that we could imagine because there's a lot of transfer of data of sign of services for customers of german banks done in london that means that over the last months would be. very hard execution on how this services could be provided in the situation of a no deal this is very serious cou

major hot spot in dublin sb before several lanes closed due to a multi vehicle crash.ess then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) the american red cross says it will close its final shelter for victims of the camp fire at the end of this month. roughly 600 people are still staying at the silver dollar fairgrounds. it's the last red cross shelter from the camp fire and their temporary contract with the fairgrounds expires january 31st. local homeless shelters are offering up beds for fire evacuees but there are not enough available to take in everyone from the red cross shelter. the red cross says the shelter was always meant to be a temporary solution. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) the women's march in san francisco was among the largest in the nation over the weekend.( james ) thousands of people took part in a peaceful demonstration. kron four's philippe djegal was there. nats- now, in it's third year... the women's march in san francisco, quickly becoming a january tradition... led by strong wo

a live look from dublin this morning. 4:54 right now. >>> "nbc bay area responds," to a union city man'svel problems. zble booked four airline tickets but ended up with dozens by mistake. he asked chris chmura's team for help. >> ray ruellos booked a simple spring trip for his family of four. turns out the travel agency charged him repeatedly for the four tickets. ray wound up with 96 different reservations, enough to occupy a third of all the seats on an international airliner. you needed four tickets but you got 96. >> that's correct. >> reporter: could you even fill up 96 seats with your friends and family? >> no. >> reporter: it's silly but ray was on the hook for serious money, more than $50,000. he said he tried to point out what he thought was obvious, the charges were duplicate, and yet over a two-month span, he wasn't able to get a full refund. so he called us. we looked into how one family could wind up with 96 airline tickets. we asked why no one flagged the repetitive reservations, and well we of course took action to get ray his money back. we'll show you what happened tonig

and these signs hang on the wall at the dublin police department.y, where kids just don't vanish. >> i just don't know how her family does it. how they could possibly not know where their daughter is. >> liz allen was one of eileen's closest friends. >> it's just unfair. it's really not fair. because they're just such a great family. i just really hope that they can find eileen and find the answers. >> i grew up in this town. i remember the day eileen disappeared. >> for dublin police detective daniel mcnaughton, the case has special significance. >> nothing would satisfy me more than being a positive redskinslution to this case. >> the case has been passed on. these are filed. >> we're just as dedicated today as we were 30 years ago in solving this case. >> it's not a cold case. >> eileen's parents say it's never too late to speak up. >> we just want somebody to come forward with what they saw. even if they don't think it was important. and you don't have to give a name, you can do it anonymously. for us, giving up on your child isn't an option. bu

tracy to dublin, 580, 51 mince. mission boulevard, a crash on the shoulder slowing you down between dublin and mission boulevard. 23 minutes. 101 to cupertino, looking goods in the green at 15 minutes. >>> the college football playoff national championship is tonight. >>> crews at levi's stadium put a tarp on the field before the rain this week yenld. the storm impacted gram-related events. organizers and be law enforcement canceled the concert. ellie goulding and onestage. a taped rehearsal with imagine dragons and lil wayne also had to be canceled. clemson and alabama face off at levi's stadium tonight. you can watch the playoff national championships starting at 5:00 tonight on our sister station, espn. >>> a surprise for the stars. why a bunch of health care providers ended up in the audience at the golden globes. >>> it is 5:41. here's a live look outside this morning as we start our >>> we're loving the weekend snow? the sierra. it has side effects another hour and 15 minutes. avalanche warning. you can see th

tracy to dublin, in the green at 32 minutes. 680, dublin to mission boulevard, in the green at 15. no delays northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino.>>thk yo alex isrng, from becoming speaker of the house again. the congresswoman will accept with a speech on the house floor. she plans to touch on several key issues from renewing the american dream to fighting climate change. this is the first time democrats will have control over the house in more than eight years. pelosi will mentioned partial government shutdown now in its 13th day. she and other kopbgsz yam leaders met with the president yesterday. neither party would back down. >> there are talks the shutdown could take weeks to resolve. we have the latest now from washington. >> reporter: good morning. you know, no breakthrough here in washington after the president met with congressional leaders yesterday at the white house. in fact, the president said he would, quote, look foolish if he th 800,000 federaise.that ces o day 13 hinges on the president's demand for $5.6 billion for a border wall with mexico. >> when they say the

a few of them went to dublin some to luxembourg and others to paris but the vast majority around three quarters to frankfurt planning to actually believe you. were serious business. you're not easily convinced you better believe it. frankfurt is talking about ten thousand bricks that related positions moving over things could get tight in the banking quarter but the outlook for doing business in the e.u. still looks better there than from london. a study in the lancet medical journal has identified the diet scientists say we need to adopt to protect the planet and save millions of lives the result would see us radically change what we eat and the companies who feed us so you're ready to ditch red meat for shredded wheat. far far far less of this. and a whole lot more of this. if you want to save the planet and maybe even yourself you need to radically change the way you east that's the conclusion of a study by the lancet medical journal whose authors say a dramatic dietary shift is needed to fight disease and save the environment so what they recommend the great food transformation wit

the westbound 580 into dublin. the in the red at 52 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard okay. the green at 16. northbound 85, 101 to kupcupert looking good at 15 minutes. >>> pg&e just announced it's preparing to file for bankruptcy. >> the company is facing numerous lawsuits related to northern california wildfires and says chapter 11 is the only viable option. reporter amy hollyfield is live in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: jessica, pg&e looks ready for a confrontational day. check out this barrier. we saw workers putting it up when we drove up this morning. it says only authorized personnel are allowed inside this building. a spokesperson tells me this is a major announcement and want to help their employees given where they need to go, especially with the interest outside, she's referring to us being out here. the utility announced it's preparing to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy. pg&e put out a statement this morning. here's a quote from that statement about what this will mean for its customers. saying "the company does not expect any impact to electric or natural gas

to the maps and we have delay on westbound 580 from lodi to greenville and of course heavy at the dublin interchange. looking out westbound 80 at noe valley road, the good news is that all the lanes are open after that vital crash. if you are taking the east shore freeway, from hercules to the bay bridge area, traffic moving smoothly. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have new pictures of the car fire posted overnight and you can see it is fully engulfed in flames at petaluma boulevard and breezeway. it is behind the stripmall with the best by and target. they have spent some time investigating how the car fire reported but we have not heard the cause of the fire yet.

tracy to dublin. up to 27. we'll take it. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard in the green as 16. no delays on northbound 85. 101 to cupertino, wide open at 16 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. a big investor takes ton google after its handling of a sexual misconduct case. the videos and memos he says proves his case. >> they try to clear up confusion for the real i.d. there's only one date to oh! oh! (announcer)! people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 di

dublin police and the fbi are still investigating this as a kidnapping. ...(grant) el cerrito police arrested this man for attempting to sexually assault two girls. last thursday... 42-year-old, freddy penate-melara... of richmond approached two girls and grabbed one by the arm. the first girl broke free but then melara grabbed the second girl and began to choke her. the girls father then came and melara ran away. police arrested melara a short time later. he is in the martinez detention facility on a 2.5 million dollar bond. (vicki) in the south bay... a middle school is san jose unveiled it's new stem lab today. the lab will give kids early exposure to some high tech tools. kron 4's charles clifford has details. well here at sylvandale middle school is san jose the school unveiled it's new stem lab on wed. this is an opportunity for kids to get some up close hands on experience with some high tech tools.the school has dozens of computers and workstation for students to try their hand at robotics, computer science and alternative energy.this lab was paid for

is a federal corrections institution in dublin, more than 200 workers are coming in every day without pay, already, some barely making enough yearly to survive. what's more, many of the federal workers here are veterans. >> i'm mad, i'm a veteran, i fought for this country, for you to tell me, as a citizen, that you won't pay me, i'm upset. >> reporter: his wife also works of the correction center with 4 mouths to feed and a daughter in college, he's his family lives are being ruined. >> i have a couple right now the deployed back, and they got back, and you're telling me you're not going to pay them? really? that's america? that's what i fought for? that's the american dream? keep it. >> a single mom of 2 teenagers. >> reporter: samantha strauch is also a veteran. >> i served 9 years in the army with 2 tours in iraq. part of why joined the government was because i still wanted to serve the country. >> reporter: but she says this year, she had to tell her children there was no money to celebrate christmas, let alone pay bills. >> after having that talk with him, my son, he wired me ha