facing deportation from dublin. in the course of that work we heard from clients and other folks we met with about the really horrendous conditions in the prison, including rampant sexual abuse, bt says the prison chaplain used faith and fear to abuse women. they targeted immigrant women assuming that you know, as soon as they got out of prison, they would be deported. um and you know, i've heard so many stories of guards saying explicitly to women. i know you have an immigration hold. i know you're deported as soon as your sentence is done, and you won't be a problem for me anymore. the sexualizing of incarcerated people, um, comments non consensual touching was happening all over all the time in various parts of the prison and people. my sense is that people were talking about it. openly guards and incarcerated people. it wasn't a secret. there's been this wave of attention. focus on dublin, in part because the conduct was so egregious and so flippant. so out in the open, you know, it's not often that a warden get

dublin's part of the sheriff's office. again, garrett holmes, who has been serving this community for a long time, as far as the sheriff's office, did talk to us a few minutes ago and again in lieutenant kelly's he was very emotional call. in fact, the media we were in the lobby of dublin police services. during that phone call inside. we were a little bit loud, so they had to tell us to be quiet because they were talking to the suspect deputy at the time. but again, lieutenant kelly lot of the police chief for you know, speaking earnestly and personally to this deputy to urge him to surrender, which he did. and again that happened. the arrest happened near the kalinga. area office of the chp in the central valley, bringing a safe resolution to what has already been just a terrible story. thank you so much. henry lee for your reporting, we'll learn more from you throughout the day. let's turn things back over to meteorologist mark tamayo, who's tracking the temperatures still going to be pretty hot today and his timing out

a married couple shot and killed before dawn in dublin . the suspect an off duty alameda county sheriff's deputy great loss for our community. and it's even more disheartening to find out that it was one of our own. that actually was the trigger person behind this tragic incident, authorities say . deputy devin williams jr invaded the home on cold brooklyn with a gun and killed a 42 year old woman and her 58 year old husband at about 12 45 in the morning. the couple have a child together. neighbor gabriela gonzalez was awakened by a commotion and her dublin police officers who are part of the sheriff's office, make the grim discovery at the five bedroom home. squad car arrived and after he got out my windows were open, so i heard him say i've got to down. he knew them. he knew that this was not a random crime. a motive for the violence. unknown, very bizarre chain of events that unfolded, things unfolded so quickly that as a news conference was about to begin, dublin police chief garrett holmes was speaking to the 24 year old deputy by phon

investigators say williams made his way to a home on the 3100 block of colebrook lane in dublin, dublin police chief garrett holmes says officers responded to an emergency call from inside the house. a caller called and said that there was a >> an intruder that coming to the house had was brandishing a firearm after killing a 42 year-old woman and her 58 year-old husband chief home says williams drove off in a volkswagen jetta. >> lieutenant kelly says the couple and the suspect knew each other. but the motive behind the shooting is unclear. just before noon wednesday, chief home says williams reached out and after a 45 minute conversation on the phone, he agreed to surrender officers with the california highway patrol took him into custody without incident. new lingen in fresno county. it's a great loss for for our community it's even more disheartening to find out that it was one of our own. >> actually was the trigger person behind this tragic incident. the dublin police department contracts its police services through the sheriff's office. the sheriff's office will lead the investig

some water parks like the dublin wave closed during the school year, and the dublin wave does still openns and other classes during the year and you can check in your neighborhood where the nearest polling center is by going to the cow o s website. reporting live from dublin. emma goss, ktvu fox two news. thank you. emma south bay hospital says emergency plans kicked in patients were not in danger, but they did lose power substation failure disrupted service to santa clara valley medical center and san jose's o'connor hospital. backup generators then came online. but those generators also experienced problems for two hours at several valley medical buildings . the emergency department was closed to stroke heart attack trauma. and ambulance arrivals. seven patients had to be transferred to other hospitals. bart is putting safety measures in place again today amid this extremely hot weather, the trains top speeds have been reduced from 70 miles an hour down to 44 that happens whenever temperatures reach 100 degrees. that caused some delays on the berryessa and dublin pleasant in lines yest

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this is one of three dublin schools that have had blackouts over the last week. and that's why yesterday today and tomorrow dublin unified schools are having abbreviated days abbreviated schedules getting out at noon, and that's to proactively avoid any future power outages. we spoke to parents who said they were happy with the school's decision and communication about early dismissals, and it's so hot in dublin that some families are waiting until after dinner time to spend time outdoors. she likes to go out on the walk outside. but due to the excessive heat, we are supposed to not go out. but still what we do is we go out in the late evening after six because she enjoys playing out dose and then for us instead of, you know, we're trying to do indoor exercise and gym. cooling centers are open at various senior and community centers and libraries and some water parks like the dublin wave closed during the school year, but the dublin wave is still open for swimming lessons and other classes and you can check out which cooling centers are open in your area by going

there at the dublin ice rink. skaters are getting their serious morning practice in this morning. that's right, and they didn't come here just because it's a hot day. they come here because they're training for upcoming skating competitions. but on days like today, when it is so oppressively hot, it's a huge relief. this is super relief because you know you can't even breathe outside and here you can actually exercise and have fun and you just it's really refreshing. three dublin schools have blackouts in the last week due to the heat, which is why today and tomorrow dublin schools are letting kids out early, proactive step in case there are more heat related power outages. cooling centers are open at various senior and community centers and libraries and some water parks like the dublin wave closed during the school year, but the dublin wave is still open for swimming lessons. and other classes and you can check on the cal o s website, which cooling centers are open in your area reporting live in dublin. demagogu

reporting live in dublin.ry lee ktvu fox two news, henry heavily learned anything more about the child. the couple had a child. where is that child? the child witness. what happened? yeah the child is a boy about 12 or 13 years old. he was among about six other folks in the home. we don't know if he witnessed the actual crime, but we trust that he is now with relatives. all right, henry lee reporting for us tonight updating us on that. story from dublin. thanks, henry. an armored truck guard remains in critical condition tonight after he was shot outside in east bay hospital. police say the guard was leaving the kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro just before noon yesterday with a bag of money. he was heading back to his armored truck. when he was shot. the guard collapsed and the attacker took off with the cash. police say the victim is a man in his sixties who has worked for gardaworld for 40 years. the hospital was then placed on lockdown for several hours while police searched for evidence so f

this is picture was wanted in connection with a double homicide in dublin overnight. the is now in custody. kron four's philippe djegal explains what led to his arrest. less than 12 hours after he allegedly shot and killed a 42 year-old woman and her 58 year-old husband in their dublin home. 24 year-old alameda county sheriff's deputy devon williams junior. >> reached out to police received a call from the suspect. he wanted to turn himself in before noon wednesday. dublin police chief garrett home stating during a news conference that he spoke with the suspect, a conversation that lasted about 45 minutes during that conversation. really keep him on the phone line and a direct the chp units down to the area near coalinga to take the suspect safely into custody at around 12. 45 early in the morning, police responded to a 9-1-1 call from a house on the 3100 block of colebrook lane. a relative of the couple killed stated an intruder had entered the house and opened fire. the couple was pronounced dead inside their home. lieutenant ray kelly says williams and the couple k

that call was routed to the dublin police chief. he had a 46 minute conversation with him, before he decided to turn himself in. tonight, dublin police received , were parked outside of the home were a married couple was shot and killed inside their home. the suspect, 24-year-old devon williams junior, and alameda county sheriff's deputy, with one year on the job, working in the oakland courthouse. >> he was hired on this exact date, one year ago, where he came to our agency from the stockton police department. >> reporter: he was let go during his probationary period after failing to pass field training for the stockton police department. he became a suspect in this double murder earlier this morning after shots were fired and his car was seen leaving the 3100 block of holbrook lane. police learned he may have been heading toward southern california. in an unlikely chain of events, he called the dublin police department, just before authorities were about to hold a news conference. a dramatic moment, for the chief, who was able to

dublin and inland inland spots are hovering around around the triple digits. you see on the left and right the difference in what the pictures are. and definitely it is one of of those days were colli so is g is conserving cal iso is asking to conserve energy. between 4:00-9:00, all of us can conserve electricity. first alet first alert weather meteorologist, paul heggen, is tracking that today. > >> it is hot in the inland bay where temperatures hovered between 100-105 degrees. hotspots right now, 104 in fairfield and livermore. temperatures are well into the 90s in the santa clara valley, with a mix of 70s, 80s, 90s, around the bay. downtown san fr, san francisco, low 70s. the worst of the heat taking a break break today, but tomorrow, inland temperatures will step back up to the erougo will about 10 toaround 80 in r b r inand parts of the , so that excessive heat warning continues continues to:00 on thursday. this is the last really hot day that we are in for. friday is still going to be plenty warm even hot. in the coastal areas temperatures won't be quite

it's been a tragic and frightening day for this dublin neighborhood this up. we're quiet neighborhood that silence was brutally broken when police got a 911 call at around 12:45 in the morning. the caller called and said that there was a an intruder that had come into the house that had it was brandishing a firearm and ultimately fired that firearm and killing two people in our community investigators aren't identifying the victims yet. they say they were a married 58 year old man and 42 year old woman neighbor gabriella gonzalez said she didn't know the two but was startled to wake by what she now believes were the gunshots. she says she went to her window and saw the same car that police later released as a suspects vehicle within five minutes of that car turning the one squad squad car arrived and after he got out my windows were open so i heard him say i've got two down the suspect was meet a county sheriff's deputy devin williams. he's been with the agency for a year. he'd been on the run for nearly 11 hours, but just as our cameras were setting up for a

alright henry lee reporting live for us tonight in dublin. henry thank you, some breaking news right now out of the east bay highway patrol has issued a sig alert for an overturned big rigs. all eastbound lanes of 5 80 are currently blocked sky fox up top giving us this live picture. this is between bayview and central and the el cerrito richmond area. as you can see here, vehicles are being diverted. off of 5 80 there at the bayview avenue off ramp. i drive this stretch a lot, and i'm telling you, there is construction in that area, and just recently they reconfigured the lanes. maybe that played a role. maybe a dinner that is under investigation. but as you can see again in this live picture, the traffic is at a standstill in the eastbound direction of 5 80 in richmond as we get new developments about this collision when the truck will get pulled out of here in total way. of course we will bring it to you. turning now to the historic heatwave, scorching california more than 50,000 customers across the bay area lost power yesterday because o

this is the dublin years asia coming up to date. the little known story of south korea's home of horrors. hundreds were killed, tortured and raped in south korea's brother's home facility in the seventy's and eighty's. now a commission is demanding a government apology for these past crimes. and captain farmers under massive pressured pakistan after flood waters wipe out their feed supply full life stock. ah, ah, i british minded you welcome to the dublin news a shirt. glad you could join us. we begin in south korea to day, where a recent report by an independent commission has blamed past governments for atrocities committed in a state supported institution. the commission has asked for an efficient apology from the government. more than 600 people were killed and hundreds of others reaped, beaten, tortured, and enslaved in brother's home. a facility for so called vagrants in blue, sun city. most of these, what children it operated in the seventy's and eighty's under military governments which wanted to beautify the streets, partic

he's being held without bail at santa rita jail in dublin, where he had worked overtime ship just hours before the killings live in the studio. henry lee ktvu. box two news, us secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg's continued his trip through the bay area today. reviewing transportation projects funded by the federal government. this morning secretary buttigieg's was in oakland, along with mayor libby schaaf. congresswoman barbara lee and transit officials for a bus tour. oakland received a $14.5 million grant to go towards the reconnecting the town project. it includes reconnecting pedestrian access to the waterfront, as well as extending public transit only lanes. investing in transit is an investment in our climate. it is an investment in safety. it is an investment in access to jobs. it even benefits the people who don't use it because there's less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving and coming up tonight on the news at five o'clock, our political reporter greg lee, sat down with secretary buttigieg's today to discuss why these transportation projects are a

a dublin dublin couple gunned down in their own home. tonight, the sheriff's department says one of of their own has turned himself in. it happened just before 1:00 1:00 this morning at a home near near colebrook lane. the suspec, the suspect, deputy williams jr.. the dublin police chief was able to convince him to surrender. williams knew the couple, but at this point they don't have a motive. tens of thousands of kids lost parents to covid-19 during the pandemic. pandemic. the financial help now now coming to those broken families from the state. >> you don't really think about how difficult it is until you are faced with -- oh, gosh. my partner is not here. we are no longer that team working together to keep our life runni. life running. >> she shares her story with us. us. a better day after yesterday's meltdown, but is tht the equipment able to handle ths handle this continuous heat? we ask (footsteps) ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos la crema de la crema ♪ ♪ con mucho sol todo el año, c

and it was dublin's own police chief who helped convince the deputy to surrender. here is nbc bay area's velena jones. >> the sheriff's office says this was not a random shooting but describe it as a bizarre chain of events left one of their own at a double homicide investigation. >> i heard him say "i've got two down". >> reporter: those terrifying moments heard from this bedroom around 1:00 a.m. as police surrounded her quiet dublin neighborhood on coolbrook lane where a gunman shot and killed two of her neighbors. she doesn't want her name to be used, but says she saw the suspect speed away right after the shooting. >> i saw the car turn on, and it sped just down the lane and took a sharp turn here. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's office says the alleged shooter in the driver seat of this volkswagen is one of their own. 24-year-old devon williams jr., a deputy with one year on the job working in the oakland courthouse. and what officials call as having an exemplary record. >> he was a very good candidate for law enforcement. that somewhere in the last seve

it's one of three dublin schools that had blackouts over the last week.why yesterday today and tomorrow, i'll dublin unified schools have abbreviated schedules a proactive step to avoid future power outages. high temps mean short school days across the dublin unified school dist. strict minimal day, so they are out around like 12 12 30, but it was good on the part of the school. that they sent a very prompt message with the dublin wave water park closed during the school year. many families are staying indoors, waiting until dinner time to get into some exercise and fresh air. she likes to go out on the walk outside. but due to the excessive heat, we are supposed to not go out. but still, what we do is we go out in the late evening after six because she enjoys playing out does and then for us instead of, you know, we're trying to do indoor exercise and gym, the dublin iceland skating rink thursday figure skaters preparing for upcoming competitions also had an escape from the heat. so did their parents. this is super relief because you know you can't even

in dublin. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. fast growing wildfires, sports and evacuations in the sierra foothills tonight. the mosquito fire started up last night near the oxbow reservoir and the community of forrest hill along the plaza el dorado county line, right near 80 at fire exploded from about 50 acres last night to a 3 2000 acres this afternoon with 0% containment. cal fire says they're seeing extreme fire behavior with near record temperatures and low humidity. this is also very rugged terrain making for a difficult firefight . there are evacuation orders and warnings underway for a number of small communities in both plaster and eldorado county's. the state attorney general is now investigating the in custody death of an anti ox man. this comes after the contra costa county d. a last week cleared the officers in angelo cuentos death as ktvu is, evan sernoffsky tells us the cuentos family is hoping the state comes to a different conclusion. i know the truth. will prevail. family of angelo quinto and supporters gather

reporting in dublin, emma goss, ktvu fox two news. 1/9 record setting. flex alert is set to take effect today and this time it will be two hours longer, the state's power grid operator says, while californians did what it takes to prevent rolling blackouts yesterday, they're calling forward again. the flex alert starts at three pm and continues until 10 tonight. but there have been some power outages in pockets of the state caused by heat related equipment failures. i think it's time to cool down the nights are still warm, and all the equipment remains remains hot, so it doesn't get a chance to cool down and recuperate from the heat. so the next day comes and puts a little more strain and what's your question has been with pgd for 38 years and says this is the longest heatwave has ever experienced. he says circuit overloads and rolling blackouts are the only reasons people left are left in the dark. pg now has a program that automatically shuts off power. any high fire danger area when a tree falls in a power line, something that we reported on that also

in dublin, henry lee ktvu box to neighbors. and armored truck guard is fighting for his life tonight after police say he was shot and robbed outside in east bay hospital. that shooting happened today, just before noon at the kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro. police say the guard was leaving the hospital with a bag of money and heading back to his armored truck when he was shot near his head. the guard collapsed and the suspect took off with the cash. scouring all the video that we can. i mean, there's literally dozens of cameras on the vicinity and around the vicinity that will be looking through for more detailed suspect information. police say the victim is a man in his sixties who has worked for gardaworld for 40 years. the hospital was placed on lockdown for several hours while police searched for evidence. so far, no arrests have been made. 10 food, music and entertainment field. san francisco's chinatown tonight for the eighth chinatown night out. residents community leaders, police officers, firefighters a

professor teaching post soviet politics at dublin city university. he's also the author of an upcoming book, the domestic politics and post soviet unrecognized states. and in vancouver island is michael bore, secure senior fellow at the atlantic council, and former spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe, all will consume. i'd like to begin an dog, a son with survey markov. there are 2 things to discuss. let's discuss the 1st one, this idea that there is a partial mobilization of some, nearly 300000 reserves. that has to be an admission that this invasion of ukraine was a badly run. and a mistake if the calling up that many people the largest, i call up since the 2nd world war a, you know, how was it is a, a now to why less than, you know, it's a part of it because actually relation 5 times more than anybody or sure why i saw her is because i was just normal. i mean, is it but a, you know, a society as a musician, you get 10 times more a. so i, so she is use a boss, a c, a see kind of a 1000 or a mobile. i saw just a abo

mark simpson, bbc news, dublin. one of the suspects was arrested on suspicion of murder. the winner of the conservative leadership contest is to be announced tomorrow. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is widely expected to win. eight—year—old twins — a boy and a girl — and an 18—year—old woman have died after a "violent incident" at a house in dublin in the republic of ireland. a teenager has been stabbed to death and another seriously wounded during a violent disturbance in east london. police were called to a report of a fight shortly after midnight. two men were taken to hospital with knife wounds but one, the second, thought to be 18 years old, remains in a critical condition. the met police has started a murder investigation after a shooting in west kensington. a man — believed to be in his 30s — was found with gunshot wounds and was given emergency first aid but later died in hospital. 960 migrants were brought to kent yesterday by border force and lifeboat crews, after they tried to cross the channel in smal

how about this, dublin reaching 79 degrees.high temperature today and even though we are seeing a significant cooldown, it cools down even more over the next few days. we'll talk more about that. mike, you are hearing about a crash in dublin. >> you called it out. west 580 approaches the dublin interchange. nothing major. i heard from chp the update, kari, as you were giving that forecast. we're looking at a slower drive but the crash did clear to the right shoulder, a little distraction. not a big deal. that's good news for the tri-valley. contra costa county to the north looks just fine. the peninsula is clear. back to you. >> thank you. >>> service is about to get under way for queen elizabeth in edinburgh scotland. >> a live look outside of the cathedral in edinburgh, scotland. king charles has arrived and of course the family is all there. the hearse is there. a lot of people are gathering there. we are minutes away from the service getting under way. in attendance the royal fab four, harry, william, kate and meghan. "toda

relatively rare to have i multiple murders in dublin.reaction from _ people woke up this morning. we have had some reaction from a _ people woke up this morning. we have had some reaction from a local - had some reaction from a local councillor who talks of the area being in shock and people being devastated. just a short time ago, island's justice devastated. just a short time ago, island'sjustice minister issued a posting on social media —— ireland. she spoke of it being an unimaginable crime. it has shocked irish society even at the stage before the full details emerge. the house has been sealed off. follow forensic examinations are being conducted. i would forensic examinations are being conducted. iwould imagine forensic examinations are being conducted. i would imagine the irish police will be saying much more about this in the course of the next few hours, in particular how the three people died.— few hours, in particular how the three people died. thank you. more now on one — three people died. thank you. more now on one of _ thr

well, let's talk about the economics of all of this. jeffrey lazarus is in dublin, jeffrey. but this cost governments billions of dollars. it's not something that they're going to want to repeat. the w, a chosen voice, is actually if they implemented properly, the way the w h i wanted to implanted is actually going to cost them billions of dollars. again, if there's another pandemic, there's got to be hesitancy there, right? is definitely hesitancy hesitancy. i mean, governments are thinking about politics, they're also thinking about economics, as you mentioned, and they don't always play the long game if they had acted earlier. even just before w h r announced that as a public health emergency of international concerned back in january 2020, i really don't think we'd be where we are now. and i think if they followed the chose advice, but also, you know, many other organizations and strong research about how to control it ultimately end the pandemic. as a public health threat, i think they be not just saving money now and, and in the long run, but also saving lives we're fa

that gun has still not been found in dublin. henry lee ktvu fox two news mental health experts say they are not surprised to see that rates of anxiety and depression spiked during the pandemic, especially among adults under the age of 45 . you're thinking about a generation of millennials who have experience a whole host of pretty traumatic events. think columbine september 11th a real session in 2008, and now this global pandemic. nearly one in four adults under the age of 45 received mental health treatment in 2021, according to the cdc. that is a jump of nearly 5% from 2019 san jose state professor lester papa said it's important to de stigmatize seeking help for mental health issues. alright we're looking at the high temperatures again from today. it was warmer. yesterday was a little cooler. today is a little warmer tomorrow temperatures going to be a little bit cooler again and then significant cooling as we head towards the weekend, but these temperatures pretty impressive in 111 and conquered 113 in fairfield, the curren

in dublin, henry lee ktvu fox studios new developments in the alexis gabe case. gabes family says they are now offering a $100,000 reward for whomever can provide information that leads to authorities finding her remains . they say they want to lay her to rest and give her a proper memorial service. also today, jobs family picked up her car from oakley police after the fbi handed it off. investigators believe jobs ex boyfriend marshall jones murdered her in january. he died in a confrontation with authorities near seattle in june. silicon pride fest returns to oakland this weekend, all thanks to the city's lgbt q community center, how they hope the event can bring people together. and the bill signed by governor gavin newsom that aims to suppor local journalists and journalism just graduating from one bay area university. stay with us. and a barrier weather. the intense heat wave is coming doing and we're talking about cooler temperatures this weekend and even the slight have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i lo

will tran is in dublin with more. hi. well. >> dropping off their kids right now they shouldn't go too far because they need to be back in a few hours because it's going to be half days today. tomorrow and friday because of the heat. you might be able to see some of the perspiration on my brown right now. can you imagine how hot it would be inside if the a c out because there's no power. they don't want to play around. and that's why they gave the parents the advance notice yesterday they didn't tell the parents they got a text early afternoon that the kids were let out immediately because at the extreme heat, which could translate to dangerous conditions for the kids. and that's why they went ahead and sent the text late yesterday afternoon telling the parents were not going to catch you off guard again. you are being notified that you will have to pick up the kids a lot earlier than a normal day. now i got a chance to talk to some parents. they say they don't have any problems with that. >> good idea. we're looking out

in dublin, henry lee ktvu fox studios. contra costa health is now offering new oh macron booster shots at its covid vaccination sites, people ages 12 and older or eligible to receive fighters . new omicron booster adults ages 18 and older can get modernity on macron booster nearly 84% of people who live in contra costa county have completed their primary series of covid vaccinations. more than half have received booster shots. it has been quite the week as you know, weather wise, extreme heat out there. i know it's getting old and finally looks like we're crossing the finish line as we head into the weekend with some cooler temperatures, you can see a place like santa rosa's september starting off hot and, of course, lots of triple digits from sunday to monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and today we cooled off into the nineties and more cooling expected as we head into the weekend, so we are expecting some bigger changes as well, not only with the cool down, but some cloud cover some human conditions and even by saturda

that breaking news out of dublin. the sheriff's deputy ad deputy accused of killing two people is now in custody. alama custody. alameda county sheriff ray kelly says 24-year-old devin williams jr. was arrested within the last half hour. we e told law enforcement received al just before 1:00 in the morning of a report of an armed intruder. he later called wanting to turn himself in. there was a third person insidt inside that home at the time of the shooting and alameda counts county sheriff's officials say that person is safe. > >> new at noon, one of the most anticipated tech events each year today. apple unveiled the new iphone 14 with four they models. the phones will have ar a longer battery life and better cameras and some of the new features include an always opinion display which can showe show live temperatures and other info on the lock screen without a huge strain on battery life.e battery life. the new phones will also have crash detection and emergency sos feature thats that connects directly to satellite

he joins us from dublin and in a boucher sarah marker, interim africa director for the one campaign. welcome all of you to the show. i want to begin in geneva 1st with margaret harris. so the w i chose released 6 key policy documents. are they effectively a blueprint on how to do things better in lee? there actually a distillation of what we've learned in the last 32 months of this terrible pandemic. and we have learned some really important lessons. they're also a plea to governments to actually apply them because now the time to really double down not to relax. a sarah letter in a boucher sarah. i must be very disappointing for you, that the w h o has said the end is inside, and they're released this b 6 policy documents. but the content, the african continent, had huge amounts of trouble actually getting vaccines early on distributing those vaccines. there is a specific policy document for the african continent that must be frustrating for you. you know, one of the things that we had an awakening on with this panoramic and the continent is not just of debilitating nature. that the

so the dublin unified school district says come pick them up. yesterday, the parents out of the blue got a text alert saying the kids are out of school because it was so hot. so they scramble to this location. they will not be caught off guard today as they already told by e-mail and by text that go ahead and pick up your child a little bit earlier than normal. and that puts the strain on them. it might be ok for high school kids in middle school. kids who can go home and take care of themselves. but for parents of elementary school kids. now it puts them in a quandary. do they just keep the kids at home and just take them to work so they don't have to rush out of work or do they hire a babysitter? so it's not just the grid that strange. it's also parents. take a look at your screen. i want to show you what the dublin unified school district is doing on top of letting kids out of school a little bit earlier when they're in school. they will not be out with physical activities. outdoor activity simply too hot. they canceled games moving forward,

ah, i british manager, welcome to the dublin news. a sure glad you could join us. we begin in south korea today where a recent report by an independent commission, has blamed past governments for atrocities committed in a state supported institution. the commission has asked for an official apology from the government. more than 600 people were killed and hundreds of others reaped, beaten, tortured and enslaved in brothers home. a facility for so called vagrants in bo, son city. most of these, what children it operated in the seventy's and eighty's under military governments which wanted to beautify the streets, particularly before the maintaining t it c all olympics homeless. people and children were picked up off the street sometimes by police officers and taken 2 brothers home, where they were kept at the mercy of all the inmates and gods. many of those taken wont even homeless. they were for lack of a better word kidnapped and thrown into a system of state supported imprisonment. at jimmy j hand, jones son was 9 years old when he was brought to brothers home, a

this is the dublin years asia coming up today. talk sick masculinity and how it's killing women in pakistan. the mother of an economist allegedly by her husband, has been the debate about how men treat women, a bach, his body society. we look at the pattern and ask what the government is doing about it. and much later in the program, the wacky world of tie, set up wrestling, it's wrestling for entertainment, but with the knox and bumps that go with the sport. no surprises. it's popular with the tourist. ah. i british manager, welcome to the dublin news. asia ledger could join us. another murder are linked to domestic violence and pakistan has renewed concerns over what many of them call a pervasive culture of toxic masculinity. sarah, in um, a 37 year old pakistani canadian was allegedly killed in some about last week by her husband. she was an economist who had been working in dubai. they'd been married just 4 months earlier fully. so he confessed to repeatedly beating her with the dumbbell and trying to hide her body in a bath t

this is the dublin years, asia coming up to day mandatory. he jobs or freedom to choose the debate impacting indonesia, a school goes most local provinces require muslim school goes to cover their heads, but not all girls agree with these rules and the federal government appears powerless. to make changes, we ask why and japan is hit by fall food typhoon that's knocked out. power flooded large area has been taken at least one life so far. ah. i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. we'll begin in indonesia were asked by the federal government. most of them gods don't have to cover their heads with a job in public schools. but in 2 thirds of the countries, provinces, local authorities have made the wedding of the he job in schools mandatory. it's a bizarre situation in a country with the world's largest muslim population. provincial governments appear to have greater decision making power than the federal government, at least on the issue of mandatory jobs. and its impact is felt by goals in schools across t

i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. another murder are linked to domestic violence and pakistan has renewed concerns over what many of them call a pervasive culture of toxic masculinity. sarah, in a 37 year old pakistani canadian, was allegedly killed in some about last week by her husband. she was an economist who had been working in dubai. they'd been married just 4 months earlier fully. so he confessed to repeatedly beating her with the dumbbell and trying to hide her body in a bathtub. showers father said his daughter had been caught, brutally tortured and called for swift and strict punishment. and joining me now for more and this story is the double report or be nice job. firstly, been ish. what is happening with this case of the moment? have police arrested the muscular and yes, i see what the alleged killer isn't, but he's custody. he has admitted to getting his rights out at 937 years or so, and he is a well known guy. he's a son of a one famous journalist pockets and i asked me, which has also made this piece

i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. try now remains probably the only large country in the world still sticking to a 0 corporate approach to the corona, virus pandemic, for its citizens of that has meant never ending restrictions locked downs and regular steep mandated testing. and the signs are this will continue for some time, especially given an upcoming communist party congress for president. she chin ping is expected to assume a historic 3rd tom in power. authorities want to leave nothing to chance and that is a damp no. from many a head if a week of national holidays that begins on saturday, passenger numbers here paint a gloomy job domestic travel. this flights headed to one of china's top tourist destinations. the high upon arrival, the familiar sights of people dressed in hazmat suits are standing by to swaby. this is the city of yan on in northern chancey province. it's fame for being a war time stronghold for the communists during the chinese civil war. must visit for party faithfuls, but its status as a red

business beyond this is the dublin years, a shark coming up to date. he sat as head of state of a can broaden regime that mattered nearly 2000000 people. and now his lost hope of freedom is gone. a urine back to court has overturned an appeal from the former head of state of the committee rouge, 91 year old q. some pun will continue to serve a life sentence in jail. but does this verdict count is justice for the millions of cambodians, tortured and killed. blas get body of police cracked down on cyber crime, gangs accused of human trafficking is held finally arriving for thousands of scam victims being held captive. ah. by british manager, welcome to the dr. news asia. glad you could join us. an international court has our panel, the genocide conviction of the last surviving senior member of cambodia is brutal compared rouge regime. q. some pun who's 90. 1 years old now served as head of state in the communist square rouge between 1975 and 79. he will continue to serve the remainder of his life in prison after the you and back to tribunal rejected his

of the language is required. before the war i worked as an editor and in fact here in ireland in dublin i found a job in my specialty, of course i had to learn a little, relearn, master, so to speak, new skills, but i signed a one-year contract and in this regard, i of course luck, again i emphasize that knowledge of the language is very important when you are trying to get used to it in a foreign country, just live and try to survive well, but for other ukrainians who, for example, do not know a good language, there remains only some kind of work, either as a waiter or washing dishes, i understand correctly, for example b i have an acquaintance who went to ireland, he also worked in the media sector before in ukraine, but now he is forced to work, he does welding, that's all. because there is no need to know the language, he completed simple courses, that's it for most ukrainians there are correct, the vast majority of ukrainians who came to ireland are women with children, they are not even men, there are more or less jobs for men, there is work in construction, there is work in other

anchor dion lem has the latest now from dublin. friday afternoon a pastor visited with surviving family members of maria and venison tran those working with the family say they are grief-stricken and devastated six people were asleep inside just after midnight wednesday when dublin police say alameda county sheriff's deputy devin williams entered the home and shot the married couple the commotion according to the alameda county sheriff's office woke the pairs 14 year old son who walked in on the crime in progress williams is described in court documents as having a relationship with 42 year old maria tran sources confirmed to me maria was separated from her husband. it appears in recent months maria formed a relationship with williams based on their roles as nurse and law enforcement officer at the hospital where she worked family and friends have requested privacy during this time though the john george psychiatric hospital issued a statement describing maria in part as beloved and a brilliant and excellent nurse williams who made

tracy to dublin, we had a crash earlier. one hour six minutes for your drive time and antioch to concord, -- i want to update you on the major crash in sonoma. it has cleared on state route 121 at circle bar branch road. dublin, this is what i was referring to, it is in the process of clearing on westbound 580. drew: we will get you the latest on hurricane ian. it's all a major category three storm with wind of 120 miles per hour. the eye about to move into the open waters of the gulf where it will strengthen. the latest track will have it strengthening to a category 4 today into tomorrow morning and then all eyes on tampa bay where it is still a major category three storm. the latest guidance over the last couple of hours has shifted the tracks south of tampa so when the new track comes out at about 8:00 it will be interesting to see whether the track is shifted. back at home, it is quite a different dori. great -- story. gray skies giving way to sunshine. cooler inland compared to yesterday, lower 80's and 60's and 70's al

that gun has still not been found in dublin. henry lee ktvu fox two news.g one of the men who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton over the weekend has been arrested the contra costa county sheriff's office says gerardo ramirez vera was arrested in a hotel room and alejo yesterday morning guards noticed he and another inmate was missing sunday. the men had been facing lower charges but now facing felony charges for escaping a county detention facility. police are still searching for the other man who escaped man has been charged in the road rate shooting in pittsburgh that occurred last friday. police say the mother was driving her three kids when 29 year old dwayne brown the third approach alongside the car and opened fire. the shooting injured a 12 year old girl in the vehicle. brown has been charged with shooting at an occupied car shooting from a car assault with a deadly weapon carrying a loaded gun and child endangerment. this bill is set at $2.7 million oakland police say two people are in critical condition following a shooting