that's the dublin interchange in the westbound direction.got the update from chp that the middle lane was blocked and it's no longer blocked. i believe that means everything is off to the shoulder. it's a distraction and rippling back past where our camera is, just west of del charro. the second crash is off west 580. the alert issued by chp, two lanes are blocked in the northbound direction. that's your commute heading toward 880. that is a problem. the city streets are going to start getting more traffic as well. meanwhile, the rest of the bay, outside of the two crashes, everything else looks standard. >>> an urgent rescue operation is under way focusing on california's salmon population. the department of fish and wildlife and the noaa are teaming up to try to save them from extinction. the groups are capturing salmon in the sacramento winter in hopes of raising them to adulthood at uc davis. the fish were declared threatened back in 1999 under the endangered species act. they experienced low survival rates in 2021. >>> ahead at 6:00, tr

and in dublin it is 38 degrees. palo alto, waking up and heading out to 40 degrees, with temperatures in the low 50s for los gatos and 52 for san mateo. as we take a look at our forecast for this evening, we are going to have -- we're going to have a look at what to expect. i popped up the wrong graphic there. we'll have a look at that and, also, your forecast for the rest of the week coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike, you have great news if you're heading across the dumbarton bridge. >> i was tickled that scared you because it's supposed to. dumbarton bridge, nothing scary here. great news, it reopened earlier than the 5:00 reopen schedule, so that's great for the morning commute. both directions are flowing. the san mateo bridge was one of your relief valves and so was 237. by the time i checked at about 8:15 last night, the traffic was very good. bigger commute tonight and we will have the eastbound closure once again. traffic is flowing smoothly across the bridges, as you would expect, 5:05, an easy, light dr

upper 30s in dublin and 51 in san mateo.ow big of a difference it is from one microclimate to the next. in cupertino, at 9:00 it's still in the 50s. we'll be keeping sweaters on as our highs reach into the upper 60s this afternoon. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. >>> mike, you're starting with a look at the san mateo bridge. >> you can see the speed limit sign. westbound, you're at the limit traveling across the span from 92. once you get onto the peninsula, 280 at 92 there are reports of a crash involving, i believe, a deer that was hit. this is a reminder through fall months, we're going to see deer starting to cross the roadways. no problem for 92 or from half moon bay, an easy drive along the peninsula. south bay with very mild slowing for 101 around oakland road and 680/280 interchange. friday, typically lighter, so no major problems for 37, the build out of richmond and concord and also the bay bridge toll plaza, and no big delays for the south bay. >>> the u.s. hit targets inside syria thursday they say are re

off the dublin grade.ing else is smooth. back to you. >>> developments in the middle east this morning, here is a live look for you at the israel-gaza border. an updated number this morning, putting the total number of dead close to 7,000, with 5,500 deaths in gaza. president biden urging israel to maintain the flow of aid going into gaza, with the white house estimating a minimum of 100 trucks of supplies are needed per day. the president also urging israel to delay its invasion to provide more time for hostages negotiations. this comes as hamas has released two more hostages, an 85-year-old, as well as a 79-year-old. now, this is video of their helicopter as it landed in israel. the two were then transported by ambulance to a tel aviv hospital, and a short time ago lifshitz spoke to reporters recounting her terrifying experience as her daughter translated. >> it's wonderful, my mom is very much hoping that all the people that were with her will come back and the story is not over until everybody comes ba

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. >>> stanford blood center has expanded at the east bay in dublin this morning, the first permanent donation center in the tri-valley. it's seen a growing number of alameda and konta cost stra residents coming to its mobile blood drive and it will make it easier for them. >> to have a resource full time is not only for the dublin residents, for the tri-valley and beyond. it's great to have a facility like this in our backyard. >> the facility is open thursdays, fridays and saturdaysing located right off 580 and easily accessible by dublin bart. >>> we are marking a special golden anniversary for alcatraz. today marks five decades of tourists visiting the rock. here's bob with a look inside the tours on the island. >> reporter: here we are on broadway. this is the main part of alcatraz where many of the inmates were housed. alcatraz actually started out as a fort, then military prison and then penitentiary prison with the likes of al capone. it became a tourist attraction. it was 50 years ago today it opened up for the first time for tours. >> by and large it was a wonderful place to

. >>> traffic slow 580 approaching the dublin interchange.efully this will clear the next few minutes. it is still clear as expected coming out of the east bay across the bridge. we'll check the sensor changes coming up. >>> and good morning, very happy thursday to you. we get key inflation data today, more about that in a second. the united autoworkers say that they will expand the strike to ford plant in kentucky. ford trade is just f, but it looks weird so we have it as ford. yesterday's ipo was a mess. the company opened at $46 a share and the stock fell as the day went on. in a way birkenstock got off easy. the brothers walked away with nearly 4 build, but$4 billion b it for other companies. consume are price index is coming up in about 15 minutes. inflation has been moderating, things have been getting better. if it is a mild number, might be more evidence that the fed won't raise interest rates further. we also got a long at the notes from the last fed meeting, the one where they kept rates steady and the notes show about half the fed

in dublin this morning, a busy start on 580. we're starting at 57 degrees and the wind out of the west-southwest at around 11 miles an hour. we'll see a lot of sunshine compared to yesterday. winds will be stronger at the coast. we'll warm things up tomorrow and we're tracking light rain chances ahead. >>> mike is looking at a nice commute. >> a beautiful view because of the clear skies. we're looking at the bay bridge with a little bit of a build. no metering lights just yet. we do see highway 4, as well as highway 37, with your traditional patterns for a wednesday. we'll watch for a possible shift because we have three lanes blocked over there at the richmond bridge heading toward san rafael. caltrans has not given us an update on when they'll open the additional lanes. we'll watch for additional backup. so far, no other major delays, except for a bit of brake tapping approaching the dublin interchange. crews are still in the area. back to you. >> thank you. >>> first at 5:30, breaking news in the south bay, as a dramatic poli

it is now 39 in dublin and in palo alto.n as we go into today, spots like gilroy will have a nice, mild afternoon, with a lot of sunshine. we're headed for the upper 60s. most of us will reach into the upper 60s from oakland, reaching 66, to 68 in fairfield. we'll talk about changes we have for the weekend and some events going on around the bay area. that's coming up in about seven minutes. >>> mike, you've been watching this crash and them trying to clean it up. >> that's right, this is blocking a connecter in mountain view, and unfortunately it was a deadly crash. this is the burnt-out shell of a vehicle. you see it's now on the back of the flatbed tow truck. there's debris that has to be cleared. this is the closure of this connecter from northbound 85 to north 101. now, you are forced off the freeway in the area as you travel over, you can exit at shoreline and then you can get back onto the surface streets. that's a bit of a reroute and kind of a change of direction. i want to keep you moving forward smoothly. you can

there is a new over crossing a bridge installed in dublin, the iron horse trail bridge crosses dublin boulevard and it's meant to provide safe passage for pedestrians and bicyclists. dublin boulevard is going to be closed november 4th and 5th so they can for concrete. now on to that new structure. and until then, the traffic remains open in both directions. but just we'll remind you when we get closer to the date at 6.41. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new app highlights cinema history across san francisco. >> a big screen outside and inside were going hands on a new york city with the latest foldable phone to hit the market will test the cameras up here and down there. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart and had some rainfall yesterday. but that is out of the picture today. all those showers moving out of the region. so what does this leave us with is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh

let's take a look at our trend in dublin.he upper 60s at 9:00, and at 11:00 it's 82 degrees, and you can see how fast the temperatures go up, reaching into the mid-90s with some of the hotter temperatures, and the hottest temperatures of the day at 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. then starting to come back down around sunset. as you see the 7-day forecast, it's already up at the bottom of the screen. look at your microclimate, and it's not only hot today but temperatures will peak tomorrow. it will be hot on saturday. before you make the outdoor plans, look ahead in the forecast. we will see mid to upper 90s in the south bay. even oakland headed for the low 90s. 94 in concord. upper 80s for daly city and in half moon bay. in san francisco we will hit the low 90s in the downtown and mission district areas. for the north bay, 90 in mill valley and 96 in ukiah. as we deal with the high heat across the region, it will back off by the end of the weekend as we prepare for a change in our pattern that could bring about a bit of rain.

a new bridge is installed in dublin, the iron horse trail bridge over crosses dublin boulevard. it's meant to provide a safe passage for pedestrians and bicycles. and a new app called san francisco film locations is helping tourists easily find places in san francisco that are used to film movies and tv shows. the app is supposed to show people the cinematic history of the city. that's pretty cool. all right. in the north bay, the town of yorkville lifted a mandatory order for residents to boil water before consumption. the order was issued friday after e-coli was detected in the municipal water supply town. and state officials say that the local water supply. has mandated testing requirements and has met them with negative test all clear. the state water resources control board has approved the use of town water. and this marks the second time this year that the town has had a boil water because of the detection of e-coli. well, snow season is quickly approaching palisades tahoe opening on november 22nd. they're still determined to do that this year, the gold coast mid mountain

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dublin, livermore, 77 degrees. also 77 in san jose.t or not, this is the warmest day we'll see in quite a while. it's been such a big change, from the heat we had last week and the rain over the weekend. well, this is a look at today's highs, but then tomorrow those temperatures start to take a tumble and most of us will stay in the 60s. we're going to talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> mike, you're looking at the road ahead. >> short-term we're looking at what's happening if you're heading north on 87. you see the slowdown. 85 shows a build. a significant change over the last ten minutes. 101 continues to slow, all the way back down toward capitol expressway. the build coming out of morgan hill and san martin. more slowing across the san mateo bridge. it looked like traffic was stopped for almost two minutes, then started to sort out again. no surprises for the section coming out of the east bay. the peninsula clear. the build has just started. highway 4, slow through 242, but the crash has cleared in concord. look at all this

a new bridge installed in dublin. the iron horse trail branches overcrossing dublin boulevard.ant to provide a safe passage for pedestrians and bicyclists dublin boulevard to be closed, a member 4th and 5th to pour in the concrete on the bridge. until then traffic is going to remain open in both directions. southwest airlines offering flights in the pads of april's toler, solar. eclipse special opportunity right now for astronomy enthusiast to get an up close look at the celestial phenomenon april 8, the eclipse will pass across texas and sabal several other states where southwest flies. only on 3 flights, though matchup at this year's total solar eclipse. so let's talk a little bit more about our forecast. we're going to be taking a look now san francisco international airport were talking about southwest. we're talking about eclipses gayle ong. joining us now with a look at the forecast, a go. >> hello, dan. yes, april 8. mark your calendars. i know we have that. annular eclipse earlier this month. that was really close. so that was actually the appetizer, too. this coming up

a brand new stanford location just opened in dublin this morning, the first permanent one in this valley. this is a way to make it more convenient for donors and one donation can save up to three lives. >> they are taking out their time from their busy lives and how can we make this as convenient as we possibly can for our blood donors. >> it's located on fallon road by 580 and easily accessible by dublin, bart. >> each week we share stories of kindness and compassion and inspiration. >> sometimes the story isn't the end. filling us in on unfinished business. >> looking back on the last few months of bay area proud stories i notice there are a couple about people preparing for something big. i can now tell you how those big moments turned out. let's start with bob daigle, named to team usa in the world championship sport of dog ability, fantastic in itself. get this. bob is 72 years old at least twice as old as any other member of the team. bob works crazy with his dog, blue, on the ability course and himself in the gym overcoming injuries. he and his dog just got back from the republic

today in the bay's bob redell is live for us outside of the kaiser location in dublin.talk to us about the progress of the negotiations. how is that going? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. kaiser and the union that represents its worker are still meeting at the bargaining table, and according to kaiser they did come to an agreement on several proposals on late tuesday. we remain committed to reaching a new agreement that continues to provide our employees with market-leading wages, excellent benefits, income plans and professional development opportunities, end of quote. they started the strike yesterday, and more than half are located in california, and the rest are in oregon state, and the washington state and washington, d.c. area. the main issue is cost of living increases, they want more money and the lack of staffing. both sides admit that kaiser which is the largest nonprofit health care provider in the country is not yet back to prepandemic staffing, and as a result workers complain patients have to wait weeks and even months for appointments. >> we are so sho

dublin at down at 42 vallejo and fairfield at 43. then look at some of our north bay neighbors, santa rosa nevado on up to kelsey ville all in the 30's. kelsey bill, you're actually close to freezing right now. speaking of freezing once you get up into lake and mendocino counties, we have freeze warnings and freeze watches in effect through 10:00am this morning later on today. we're going to be looking at daytime highs right back to the sixties, almost identical to yesterday, but it's going to be sunnier than yesterday, which will make those 60's feel. all right. i've got more your forecast ahead, rain. all right, john, thank you for that. don, talk about how cold it is. so definitely usual seat warmers. >> about a 17 minute ride into the city. we started off our morning with an accident on the bay bridge. now that's clear. but you have residual delays, san mateo bridge about 22 minutes. a 80 to 101. a richmond center fell bridge just under 12 minutes. know not seeing any major delays there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toll

stanford blood center opens in dublin. the first permanent one in the tri-valley. they have seen a growing number of alameda and contra costa residents to donate and this will make it easier to donate blood. >> to have a resource here full time not only for our dublin residents, for the tri-valley and beyond. it's great to have a facility like this in our backyard. >> the center is open thursdays, fridays and saturday, right there in that plaza off 580, easy accessible and bart as well. >>> a bay area basketball legend is getting into soccer. nba champion eastbound bay native, jason kidd is now a partial owner of the roots. several are including rapper g easy and marshawn lynch. saying it is one of the first sports he played as a kid and wants the next generation to have it. >> growing up in a town we all had our sports heroes. like the roots in seoul, i hope they can be like the ones i grew up with. >> open roots is open to community investment. that means anyone can become a co-owner. details listed on the roots website. >>> our state parts and art and how it's h

we also have assad abu shark who's a palestinian academic and activist who joins us from dublin. welcome to you both. i'll first start with you asad abu and ask you uh whether you buy the reasons that israel gave to these uh eu officials or ministers from these uh three different countries that it was for security concerns that they were bored or not allowed to go into those areas. thank you very much, no, even the israels themselves would by this you know justification because they know that israel is having a plan of ethnic cleansing and of... occupation and of building more settlements and of doing everything in the dark, israel doesn't want to allow those diplomats or foreigners or anybody to see... what the crimes actually which israel is committing on the ground against the palestinian people, against the expansion of settlements, building more settlement, killing of children, killing of women, exproperating war lands, doing all those crimes of course in broad dayl light, and they know that even whether the europeans see or they do not see, of course everything is known eve

we are headed to 95 in santa rosa today. 94 in dublin, and 92 in san mateo.rancisco reaching 90 with some of us hitting a record-high temperature for today. big changes tomorrow as we see the numbers dropping into the upper 70s and low 80s. san francisco may be about 20 degrees lower tomorrow compared to today. 85 expected in livermore to start out the weekend. by saturday we are all seeing 60s and 70s, so we are going to be back to the sweaters before you know it. we will talk more about what is ahead for the weekend forecast. >>> emotions across the middle east continue to boil over. this is from the deadly explosion from the gaza city hospital. president biden said overnight he believes that explosion was not from israeli strikes. >>> now it was found the terrorists used weapons from north korea, and north korea can still find back channel methods to fund its own weapons program. >> as far as the president's address tonight, we expect for him to ask for billions more to help israel. >> yeah, aid to civilians just trying to stay alive. as president biden re

and in lemerick and another large demonstration is planned in dublin, ireland for the coming saturdayand canada and france and all lots of capitals around the world, that night straight away they went in the streets in their thousand, we we seen in in barcelona, hands fight last night between the youth and the police, so the the the the support, this is what the the the western elite, leading elite was engaged or embed with the government, united states government or western governments or eu elite as well, they couldn't understand and and they were in in bbc asking me this question many times in radio and why... in the streets that support for palestine and if you look at the other side, the the the one the fascists who are engaged in support of the design entity, very few, this is because the people don't depend, i said on the media, mainstream media like bbc or itv or, they people are now are sourcing their media their information. and news through social media they hear and the people are smart and educated and aware and they see the victim they understand the victim and they know

the stanford blood center is opening a new location in the city of dublin. the blood donation center provides an easy way for east bay community members to make consistent blood donations, a gift that truly saves lives. >> not only is it a great commitment from stanford, but also to be able to give blood , so that not only do we help so many people in need, it also goes to other hospitals. >> independent blood centers like this one collect 60% of the national blood supply. >>> catching big waves, this windsurfer had no idea what might catch him. we are going to show you the amazing video. >>> ahead in sports, the warriors dropped game one due to bad shooting, but they were also without a star, steve curry has an update on fremont greens timeline for return. speak every turn, brought curry has returned to the practice field, but not fully cleared, the latest on the niners qb one after the break. >>> coming up on cbs evening news, the new house speaker, mike johnson, spending his first day defending his voting history as he dodges questions when we challenged

[laughter] i know you won't object to me quoting a dubliner but the familiar words, things fall apart the center cannot hold. are now more than a century old, and they speak to us just as clearly now as the long context -- contest between democracy and authoritarianism plays out a chapter. but to capture the essence of the bond between our two nations, in all of its warmth and its easy strength, i turned to another of these poems. think where man's glory begins and ends and say my glory was i had such friends. so allow me to make a toast to such friends. because australia has no greater friend than the united states of america. so to the president and first lady, to the history of our peoples have made together, but importantly the future we will build together as a people. to friendship. [applause] ♪ and reaching out to urban voters. >> and now, please welcome, ryan binkley! mr. binkley: hello. good morning, new hampshire. how is everybody doing today? fantastic. we have not had the chance to meet yet. my name is ryan binkley, ceo from dallas, also a pastor, and candidate for preside

she has been hanging out at the shelter in dublin since july, waiting to find her forever home.st a link on twitter, facebook, and all the other social media platforms after this weather cast is over. let's look at the forecast for the next seven days, beginning with a look at the seven-day outlook for inland parts of the bay area, the hottest locations reaching into the 90s, well into the 90s three straight days, thursday, friday, and saturday. there is a big drop early next week, below average temperatures by monday and tuesday. that will be the case not just in land but across the entire bay area. several days, 10 to 15 degrees above normal, then suddenly running five or six degrees below normal monday and tuesday. and at that cooler air moves in, there is even an outside chance of a couple showers , mainly monday night into tuesday. not a high enough chance where we have raindrops collecting on our virtual tubes, but we are talking maybe a 20 or 30% chance to keep an eye on as we sweat through the next several days. >>> still ahead, northernrn california fire department just

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up to that point ireland had been ruled by the uk parliament via their administration at dublin castle. ever since the irish parliament was abolished through the acts of union 1800. after many attempts at negotiating the division of the nine northernly counties of olster from the 23 remaining countries that compriseed munster, lenster and connucht, only six countries within olster were included in the fourth irish home rule bill of 1920. this was to ensure a protestant majority for many years to come. after the third home rule bill was passed in 1912, ulster unionist. had founded a paramilitary force named the ulster volunteer force with the intention of resisting the bill's implementation by violent means. many british army officers stationed in ireland resigned and with nationalists having established their own military army and response with both sides importing arms, a civil war seemed imminent. eventually a trial period of partition was also included in the third version of the irish home rule bill to appease unionists, but when world war 1 broke out in 1914, the bill was suspende

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. >> and, you know, right now you can book trips over from the bay area over to, say, dublin for 498 round trip or you can go from san jose over to vancouver for 217 or maybe you want to just have a bit of a warmer weather destination. you can get down to san jose del cabo for just 293 round trip, all on full service airlines. by the way, what are some of the best ways to go against the grain if you will, like everybody else is doing this during this holiday period. >> you go that way. you mentioned one, which is thanksgiving week for international. what are some other ideas? >> yeah, some other ideas are also, you know, going off of the deals that i just mentioned. so say you have a particular place in mind or an area and, you know, maybe you use one of you use a great flight deal to get over to europe. but instead of, you know, going to greece, you or, you know, you had to dublin, you then go to somewhere in scandinavia. you know, you use that as a jumping point to get out kind of that longer haul flight out of the way. and then you can take either a train or, you know, maybe anoth

on the outskirts of dublin, paul redmond lives with his adoptive mother. he helps look after his adoptive father, his dad is they were open about his adoption. it didn't really kind of occurred to me. what's the top the demand of july, this 7 arrange. i'm gonna have a vivid memory of being english and then the 1st mcdonalds in ireland, which i have a lot of mirrors at the time. i don't remember seeing my whole family in the queue and looking at the mirror, it seemed to everybody else. the family had black hair and i had red hair, so that was one of the 1st times i kind of realize that's what it really means to be adopted. and i knew what it meant to be adopted, but that was the 1st time. but really most of the hit me his adoptive parents didn't know what really went on in the mother in baby homes. so they couldn't answer posed questions. i started searching as a teenager around them. i was 50. i took my bicycle, the sides of it to delta. after look, you know, the address of the adoption society in the fall book. i like an absolute show. i have to stare kno

let's take a live look outside in dublin this morning.lming down and temperatures are dipping as well. it's a chilly start, but it will shape up to be a nice day. a look at all of our microclimates and a look at the workweek forecast coming up. >>> good morning, contra costa county. look at these travel times. they're starting to build. 680 off highway 4, westbound highway 4, you saw slowing there. 680 builds in volume, also toward the walnut creek interchange. you see things slowing as we get toward the split. we'll show you the rest of the bay coming up. >>> this morning fans are paying tribute to matthew perry, best known for his role chandler binge on "friends." perry died on saturday in an apparent drowning and was found unresponsive in his jacuzzi and was pronounced dead at the scene. he was 54 years old. just after the news broke, "saturday night live" paid tribute to the star. perry actually hosted snl back in 1997 while starring as chandler on "friends." >> the world knew him significantly from playing chandler bing, and that was

there's a live look at dublin and pleasanton. 57 degrees.some cloudy skies to start, 60. the radar and satellite, we've got clouds over the bay area, but the rain producing showers, we're talking more than just drizzle coming down now around the mendocino county coast. that is the line we'll be watching moving south as we approach lunchtime. notice, morning through midday, areas south of san francisco not really seeing a whole lot. most of the showers up in the north bay, then by the afternoon and towards the evening commute, highway 17 or along the coast, you'll see light rain at times, and some cool temperatures. and notice the progression of the rain. who has the most? it's the coastline here, marin county, northwestern sonoma county. not much at all, we expect, around san jose or the tri-valley. 71 degrees in san jose, we should see mid-60s san francisco, upper 60s and low 70s inland around the tri-valley. one more chance for showers showing up right around tomorrow afternoon, then some clearing skies, the warmest days of the week will b

highway 84 shows more traffic, the dublin interchange moves smoothly., but notice 237. we'll track that. >>> happening now, today is the deadline for tax filers across the bay area who had their april deadline extended due to winter storms. today's deadline covers both federal and state taxes. stacks filers in other states also had their deadlines pushed back due to the storms this year in georgia and alabama. >>> rushing to get americans out of israel. the crisis in the middle east growing more desperate for evacuees. we will hear from u.s. citizens who just made it home from the region overnight. all new at 6:00, an unwanted species in the tahoe basin, now impacting the bay area. how it's affecting one north bay business. keep it here. you're watching "today in the bay." we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has

to the dublin interchange.ting to 580, there may be an issue. a crash reported southbound at vasco road, coming just past gate 23. we saw a little slowing. everything should be off to the shoulder. we'll track that travel time. still under 15 minutes as you travel off of marsh creek road. a little slow toward the carquinez bridge. bay bridge, smooth, easy drive. we're seeing more slowing continuing for oakland because of the construction just southbound toward the coliseum. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> our teams put millions of dollars back in people's pockets. today we're highlighting some of our biggest touchdowns. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how nbc bay area responds next. >>> it may be hot, but technically it is still fall, and our resident awesome autumn fan, kari hall, celebrating with pumpkin spice pretzels, courtesy of scott mcgrew. make sure you keep up >>> a big football weekend ahead right here on nbc bay area,

according to the politician, dublin is ready to pay money to other eu countries to help them deal withm seekers instead of voluntarily sheltering more people. over the past 2 years we have accepted more than 100,000 people from ukraine and from other countries, and i do not think that we are able to continue to voluntarily accept refugees until there is the placement issue has been resolved. i guess that's our position. it will be clear that we are not saying that we will turn back people coming to ireland, of course, we will not do this, but voluntary agreement to accept more people is a completely different matter. and switzerland will even pay the ukrainian refugees themselves, just so that they leave. the country's government has come to the conclusion that it will be cheaper for the state to encourage migrants to voluntarily leave the country than to continue paying them benefits. to encourage people to leave, the authorities are ready. poland doesn’t care about its people so much that the degree of dissatisfaction with the current government can no longer be hidden, thousands of

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it's in the upper 50s in dublin. if you head over to concord, it is 64 degrees, and it's 71 in martinez. let's get a look at redwood city. we start out with mid-60s. it's going to be another sunny day, and quickly heating temperatures. at noon we're at 83 degrees and continuing to rise as we go into the rest of today, eventually making it back into the 90s. we're headed for 99 in los gatos today, and downtown san jose reaching 95 degrees. also, upper 90s for much of the south county, as well as the inland east bay, with walnut creek reaching 97. 90 today in oakland. we're still looking at some hot temperatures near record. we did set a record yesterday in half moon bay. it's going to be very close again for this afternoon. reaching 92 in palo alto. in the low 90s in the mission district, mostly 80s across the rest of san francisco, and up to 94 in santa rosa today. let's take a look at walnut creek, because our temperatures have been really hot. normally we're in the low 80s. we're up to 96 this afternoon. then we do

we're getting a live look outside in dublin.ity is clear, and we're seeing a clear sky overhead. temperatures in the upper 50s to start. we have a lot of sunshine in today's forecast. we'll be tracking that, and also when we are expecting some 90s in parts of the bay area. more on that coming up. >>> over here in oakland, you do see the low clouds, but we can from the rooftop camera clearly see the roadway. we see the traffic building, headlights heading south past the coliseum. the taillights heading around the high-rise and to the bay bridge. >>> the fda regulators are moving forward with plans to ban flored cigars.arettes and yesterday the agency officially proposed the new rule and sent it to the white house for a final review. the cdc cites data from 2018 showing more than one-third of cigarettes sold in the u.s. are menthol flavored. supporters argue the majority of smokers are african american. menthol cigarettes are already banned in california and other states. the fda ban would halt sales nationwide. >>> 5:46 right now

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