lots of people on the streets for this event in dublin today. streets for this event in dublin toda .ay. yes, there are. in the last 20 minutes, the _ today. yes, there are. in the last 20 minutes, the crowds - today. yes, there are. in the last 20 minutes, the crowds have - today. yes, there are. in the last i 20 minutes, the crowds have really swelled. they will be watching the procession through the streets of the south of dublin, a part of the city where shane macgowan lived and he passed away at home a week ago. you will be able to hear the music behind me, a group of musicians have been playing for the last half hour. it is a very emotional day, but people are celebrating his music and his life as well. we have been speaking to some people. you would have heard chris page in tipperary talking about it is sinead o'connor�*s birthday today on the day of shane macgowan�*s funeral. we were speaking to a woman who travelled from brae outside dublin where sinead o'connor�*s funeral procession took place. she said it was right she felt she pay her respects to shane macgowan today, she

sara girvin in dublin.hers' defence thrown out in a libel case. the duke of sussex has taken the paper's owners, associated newspapers ltd, to court in relation to an article detailing his uk security arrangements. ajudge has ruled that prince harry's libel case must go to trial. our correspondent noor nanji joins me now. so what does this mean exactly? you'd be forgiven for losing track because there have been a few legal battles involving prince harry, haven't? this latest one involves an article published by the mail on sunday and online in february 2022. the article claimed that prince harry was trying to keep the details of a separate legal claim involving his security arrangements while in the uk as a secret from the public. prince harry is taking associated newspapers limited to court over libel for that article. his lawyer said the story was an attack on his honesty and integrity. the company said the article expressed an honest opinion and was not defamatory. harry's lawyers made a bid to strike ou

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from dublin, sara girvin sent this report. they did just that. a punk and a poet, and to these fans, a hero. i didn't realise how much i loved him until he died. ijust thought he was unbelievable. and today, it is sinead o'connor's birthday. so for shane's funeral to be on this day, we have had a sad day this year, losing our best talent. i think shane's music mean something to anyone who is irish. _ if it doesn't, then they need to look at their roots, - because basically, shane is our soul. _ and we will always remember shane. he was a poet in the same vein as some of the great irish poets like yates and joyce. just a legend. the pogues front man was taken on his finaljourney through dublin in a horse—drawn carriage. there was a piper and a marching band playing strings of his greatest hits. and even after his coffin had passed, the music continued. there was sadness, but there was also a celebration. the crowds gathered here in dublin today, wanting to celebrate the man and his legacy, mostly, it was all about the music. cr

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here's our view from dublin looking over towards livermore.hose clouds are coming back down as they were overnight, and now there's probably fogging and low visibility. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening today, the owners of a san josÉ daycare will be back in court. two toddlers at the happy, happy home daycare back in october died, and the owners need an interpreter. seven additional charges have been added to the original complaint. the pool was fenced off, and they say one of the owners left it propped open after watering the plants the night before, and nobody checked that before the children went into the backyard. >>> and then on christmas around 8:30 at a home on clark avenue in mountain view. several people were inside including a 6-year-old boy that was shot. an adult was also hurt, but it's unclear how he was injured. both are expected to be okay. neighbors who were home at the time say the incident is heartbreaking. >> i came out from the balcony to see what was happening, and i saw the family in distress and hear crying an

we'll see a high of 66 degrees in dublin today. and tomorrow we'll see those highs headed for the upper 60s, so spots like concord, as well as san mateo, and mountain view as well reaching 68 degrees, with even some low 70s. it will be a little cooler on wednesday and that's when we will see some rain arriving. so until then, we're looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies and rain just to our north, but a system that has been to the north for quite a while, bringing spots like seattle and much of oregon some rain. it will start to move down as we go into wednesday. looking at our hour-by-hour forecast, we're at 10:00 on wednesday morning, we see a wave of rain coming through. and it's going to most likely last for a few hours before we get some breaks. then we see some spotty rain in our wednesday evening forecast. so this mostly looks like early on wednesday into the afternoon, and our rainfall totals may reach about a quarter to half inch of rain. this is a nice soaking, but definitely not enough to catch us up to normal as we've

lock a talented and rising star, making her mark from the humble streets of dublin. the very minutes when it comes to having pets. the germans are in a league of their own germany outbreaks, all other e u countries. when it comes to pet ownership. euro max reporter, hannah homo decided to join the club and finds out what many germans do for their for refresh. going to be 2 ways, a cat o b, i just adopted 3 cats. but it ties that germany is one of the best countries to have pets. because here they're treated like kings and queens. but why are german so crazy about their pets? and what do you need to know about keeping pets in germany? but as i've been to the next week or 2 details. so what kinds of animals stage arguments left the most well, sorry, duties, but there are more types in germany than any other pets. and the number of captives even being growing over the last 10 years. dog stake sections place overall around 35000000 pet called germany their home. next to 8 to 3000000 people. there are so many rules and drive many, but when it comes to things have kind of

all of this and more coming up on your own macs, the in dublin, ireland, many young street musicians. dream of making it big. well, for allie sherlock, she made that dream come true. i didn't have a heart of as well. this forces help sally sherlock go from being a young street musician to a viral sensation. and so she things cover songs of popular head, sun dublin, scrapped in street a main shopping district. and a haven for busters, what's going on? the street is like very unpredictable. you never know what can happen. it can be, it's a good and a bad place to be sometimes, but mostly good. we can have people from all over the world. we've got so many opportunities to the silver margin. alec comes here nearly every weekend to perform. she started playing on the street when she was just 11 on the cob. this video with her rendition of ed sharon supermarket, flowers changed her life for ever the very special to me because it was the 1st song. it was viral. it started off, my career caught me on the island show. it was really just started on everything for me now and the team, she has a

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of dublin standards in relation to this. enough affirmation provided by the cases where they were concerned about irish state collusion with republican paramilitaries and they said that, effectively, there has been an unspoken amnesty south of the borderfor many been an unspoken amnesty south of the border for many years. been an unspoken amnesty south of the borderfor many years. so been an unspoken amnesty south of the border for many years. so that is the concern. i suspect you would find dublin ministers would push back on that point out that they did have a tribunal into some of the allegations brought forth in relation to collusion by irish security corridors. what is clear is that there is very little in fact virtually no support for this legislation in northern ireland for victims groups on either side of the divide so even though unionists have been critical of dublin this is really unionists, national split a situation in which victims group and northern ireland ridley are opposed to it across the board to the legi

this is our dublin camera, and we are looking out towards the dublin interchange with the headlights and the smooth drive. better visibility now, but things change in minutes. watch 84 as well. it's more dimly lit and may get more clouds. no backup at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:06 right now. developing right now, nearly an 8,000-person caravan is making their way to the u.s./mexico border. in a meeting with the secretary of state, antony blinken, mexico's president pressed the u.s. to spend more money in central and south america to improve often deadly and dire conditions which are causing thousands to make the dangerous trek to the u.s. democratic mayors in several cities are pleading for help. members of congress went home for the holidays without passing a border security bill. >> i'm out of here. i'm not going to sit here and vote on a bill that won't do anything. >> we cannot do this alone. we need more support from the federal government. >> republicans see the border as a key issue as they try and win back the white house in november. even though p

and music fans line the streets of dublin to say a final farewell to shane macgowan.

this is the 205, near 5.80, tracy triangle into the dublin area. we're looking close to a half an inch of rain coming down for you novato. we've also seen some rain coming down for you close to a half an inch. that's been the theme for you guys for the past hour or so up to the north. we're seeing downtown san francisco were a little bit above a quarter of an inch right now. but you can see all that yellow, all that red just really showing you the potential for poor downs and thunderstorms on top of the rain. it's going to the gusty conditions right now. we're looking at breezy conditions that's going this story as we roll into the one 30 hour. but we'll continue to wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour, which could not down some trees will talk about that in a second. let's get you out that door. san francisco, 52 oakland, 54 san jose. 56 livermore. 53 santa rosa, 54 and half moon bay. 55 temperatures are going to struggle to get any warmer than this, obviously with the cloudy conditions. but we'll break it down for you. we'll check the sierra and al

where does the future of dublin county stand now?s the community continuing to grapple with the effects of environmental racism? >> i mean, even after they won this lawsuit, unfortunately, the hog industry did not have to change the practices. you have hog waste still being sprayed on these communities. the poultry industry has moved in to a lot of these committees as well. factory farming is really thriving in these communities still. the residents are still feeling the impacts. things do need to change. they do need to make restrictions that you can't have 26 factory farms in a couple of miles of families homes. which rene miller in our movie there's just so many factory farms surrounding her family, that is to change. >> sean and jamie, thank you both for being with us tonight. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. stay with us drizly! stock up today, sip well, tomorrow. drizly. all right, sheila, are you throwing a dress like a dad party, a birthday brunch, or a vow renewal for your dogs? yes! the right drinks delivered for a

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look at livermore and dublin, only 59 this afternoon. we will be watching out for a slight chance of rain in parts of the north bay later on this evening, but much of the bay area will stay dry. we may have some more spotty sprinkles going into the weekend, so i'll be tracking that for you. >>> mike, you're looking at i-80. >> i am. not just here at the bay bridge, which is moving smoothly and clearly, but i-80 through the sierra, 88, 89, 50 overnight, since 10:00 last night there have been requests for chain controls, advising folks to take those over the sierra. no major issues locally. we have a smooth drive, a little slowing for highway 24, we have a crew that does hang out as you're heading toward highway 13 in an eastbound direction, and eastbound 580, slab repair work again overnight. it looks like it's continued past 5:00. yesterday it took until about 5:30 before it was cleared. >>> we begin with breaking news. this is a live look at the israel/gaza border. at least 32 people were killed within three hours of the temporary truce

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dublin dipping into the 30s, 39 degrees. san jose at about 41 as well. and let's talk about that fog and visibility, because i did mention some areas are going to see a couple of areas of patchy fog, and you can see santa rosa there down to about a quarter of a mile in visibility, and then stretching through san jose and livermore for the most part, we're doing okay through there. we are expecting to see some changes heading into the upcoming days, but overall those changes are going to mainly keep away from us, which is great. national travel outlook, we've got 50s right now. notice we do have a system approaching to our north. we'll talk more about the impacts coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> a longstanding tradition in san francisco continues this christmas morning. the salvation army is getting ready to deliver meals to thousands of people who can't leave their homes. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live for us at the meal giveaway. as i understand, a lot of volunteers are really making a difference to spread some holida

these fishermen, dublin s cooks on the menu city chair made from the freshly cooled fish. imposing the muddy. at least it's almost a matter of the ease and that ancient times we go out to sea and when the clock strikes noon, what do we do? we don't go back to shore for lunch, that doesn't happen that we separate our fresh fish, that we select it and prepare it with lemons. in the old days, we used a fruit called tumble or with something that couldn't marry nathan, even orange juice or something similar to it. but i'm going to tell you meant to be to it's usually made from roll, mary noted fish communes and to lead peppers. although known and loved throughout latin america, it is peruse national dish. $40000000.00 plates of stuff that every year. same comes from the catch you. i would see which e, which means fresh fish. it's every to but i mean for me. so each a is a dish that represents the whole, the true, they will take because it includes the work of the farmers. you from the cultivation of corn is sweet potato last little chili peppers, the name corey, under lemons. and of course,

today, we are in dublin.shine. in england, wales and southern scotland, cloudy with rain but brighter later in the west. all the details through the show. it's tuesday the 5th of december. in the last hour, the home secretary james cleverly has landed in rwanda, where he will sign a new deal which he hopes will mean that the uk government will then be able to send some asylum—seekers to the the east african country. his visit comes just hours after mr cleverly announced a series of measures to reduce the levels of legal migration into the uk. our political correspondent peter saull has the details. immigration has long been a tricky issue for the government. successive conservative prime ministers have promised and failed to bring the numbers down. the new plan — a ban on foreign care of workers bringing care workers bringing family members with them. an increase in the minimum salary for skilled workers of almost 50% to £38,700 a year, cutting the number ofjobs where overseas staff can be paid less than that

. # and the crowds pay a unique tribute to shane macgowan — as dublin bids him farewell.ndon: coming up in sport on bbc news, landing a big hitter — jon rahm joins golf�*s saudi—backed breakaway tour, leaving the store even more divided than before. good evening. we start tonight with a special report into the sporting revolution being driven by saudi arabia. the kingdom has been investing billions of pounds in attracting some of global sports�* biggest names, from boxing, formula 1, football and golf. nowjon rahm, one of golf�*s top players, has announced he'sjoining the saudi—funded golf tour. the country has been accused of using sport to improve its reputation — distracting from its human rights abuses and poor environmental record. but in an interview with the bbc, the sports minister denied claims of so—called "sportswashing". our sports editor dan roan reports from the port city ofjeddah, where he was accompanied by saudi ministry officials at all times when filming. from a revamped league attracting football's biggest stars and the hosting of world heavyweight tit

the dublin police had a hard night of it, with cars burnt, shops looted and fighting going on for hoursned because the irish authorities had refused to take much notice of the wave of often illegal immigration to ireland and whether that is true or not, the depressing fact is, no—one in europe seems to have an idea of how to stop the flow of illegal immigrants. australia, on the other side of the world, introduced a policy of deflecting illegal immigrants to camps in unpleasant sounding territories a long way away as a deterrent. this was adopted by britain, with its rwanda policy, but that has been tied up in all sorts of legal issues and has not had any real perceptible effect on the flow. while poor countries are suffering from wars or the effects of global warming, droughts, famines and floods, it is proving impossible to stop the illegal flow of people determined to better themselves and their families. how do liberal, open, law—based societies like ours stop illegal immigration without using the kind of nasty measures which run counter to everything our democracy stands for? and u

you're sitting at 51 dublin. you're down in the upper 30's. same for you up in the north bay fairfield that a cool 36 degrees along with vacaville santa rosa down at 38. now later on today, we are going to see daytime highs reaching the low 60's right where we were yesterday. i'll get to the rest of your forecast ahead for the roads. things out there. smooth sailing right now. we just saw your metering lights turned so you're just now starting to see the first signs of a backup. not really anything it, although this isn't easy morning commute for sure. and it looks like proper friday light conditions. we have the busy holiday travel last weekend. doesn't look to be the case this weekend. so far. darya. james, thank you, john 601. and our top story this morning, california governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis. >> finally faced off on the debate stage in front of a national audience did in our capitol correspondent eytan wallace brings us the highlights. >> well, let me tell you, this was quite the debate. newsom in the center

a jackknifed big rig, one of your bigger slowdowns as you're looking westbound on 580, off of the dublin grade and toward castro valley boulevard. we have a couple of lanes blocked and they've had to run a couple of traffic breaks. i don't know if they've been able to get that big rig to the shoulder yet. you notice the green sensors mean good driving, the green highlighting means damp roadways. the blue, you see dominating the map right here, that means puddling and ponding. there's a disabled vehicle, it sounds like there may have been a truck eastbound 580, approaching the dublin interchange. both big rigs, both directions. we're looking at live pictures of san jose. notice the water kicking up off the cars and making a rooster tail behind them. that's the conditions you'll be driving through. bob redell is out there live in livermore. >>> bob, obviously you're out there. thank you for being out there. tell us what's it going to be like for folks? >> reporter: well, it's definitely cold, definitely gusty, as vianey was mentioning, the roads are wet. you can take a look behind me. we'r

these fishermen, dublin s cooks on the menu city chair made from the freshly caught fish impulse anymore. the ellis name was that i met e. so in that ancient times we go out to sea and when the clock strikes noon, what do we do? we don't go back to shore for lunch, that doesn't happen so that we separate our fresh fish. we fillet it and prepare it with lemons. in the old days, we used a fruit called tumble or with something that can marinate the even orange juice or something similar to it. but i'm on a totally meant to be to. it's usually made from roll mary native fish communes and to lead peppers, although known and loved throughout latin america. it is peruse national dish. $40000000.00 plates of stuff that every year. same comes from the catch you. i would say we cheat, which means fresh fish. it's every to but i mean for me, so each a is a dish that represents the whole the peru a little higher because it includes the work of the farmer's ease from the cultivation of corn is sweet potato last little chili peppers, the name cory, under lemons, and of course, the fish farmers who rai

grade the dublin grade headed towards castro valley. and a sig alert in oakland. same thing.er accident. tempoorary blocking all lanes west. 580. >> number three, southwest airlines has been hit with a $140 million fine for that meltdown during last year's holiday travel season. this is the largest fine ever issued by the department of transportation . >> number four, supporters of the protesters who shut down the bay bridge last month will rally today to call on da brooke jenkins to drop the charges, jenkins announced on friday. 80 people would be charged with five misdemeanor counts for each. i should say each for that protest. number five, take a look at your screen. >> police are looking for this woman. this is 61 year old alice carmack herman, and she was last seen in december on the third in santa cruz. her car was found outside of her boyfriend's home in el cerrito. anyone with information is asked to contact the el cerrito police department. >> number six. north korea launched a long range ballistic missile overnight. japan says it had the range to hit anywhere in the

been that way since we started newscast off at 5 dublin. you're looking at close to a half an inch of rain right now, meaning 5 80's, probably a tricky commute for you after making away into tracy triangle novato. we're still watching a close to a half an inch coming down right now. so we're going to see pockets rainfall for you. the big picture showing you san francisco, how we are at a little bit more than a quarter of a rain it's definitely picking up gusty conditions for you. and we're not really going to break any time soon. futurecast showing you by 12, 30, the san jose area. you're going to start to see that pockets of rain. that band of showers really coming from san jose all the way up to santa rosa. we'll get that break around. the 3 o'clock hour with the exception of santa rosa and just norton that we can still see some more showers also, sacramento, as folks make their way into tahoe on top of the rains, those gusty conditions. we have wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour. break it all down for you. and a tahoe forecast coming up

but we'll never forget dublin.five down, two to go. but the challenge isn't what's gone before, it's always what lies ahead — bringing hope to people diagnosed with a dreadful terminal illness, but reassuring them that they are far from alone. john maguire, bbc news, dublin. what a legend! he was so keen to get to dublin for this and it was worth every step. fantastic! still to come on breakfast... we have a dame for you. and not the pantomime variety. my my love is deeper. the more i give to the, the more i have. crikey, how did he write that? i to the, the more i have. crikey, how did he write that?— did he write that? i bet she has done panto _ did he write that? i bet she has done panto at _ did he write that? i bet she has done panto at some _ did he write that? i bet she has done panto at some point. - damejudi dench has been playing shakespeare roles for more than seven decades — and she's been telling us why she'll never get bored of the bard. you can see the full interview at ten to seven. time now to get

but we'll never forget dublin. we'll keep fighting mnd.hanks, charlie. cheering and applause dublin done. it was back to britain and onto brighton. day six had a festive feel as they left brighton's home ground, but the penultimate day is a dangerous beast as there is still so far to run. it's not over yet. farfrom it. this was no day out at the seaside. the weather had improved. the views were stunning. but kev was head down and slogging on. it's amazing because you feel so lonely, but when you see all the people around, it really makes it feel a big community, really does. so i'm luckier than most. but it's just awful. just takes everything from you. sorry. but days like this make it a bit better. so, yeah, it's been lovely being a part of it, really. my mum was diagnosed with mnd probably three and a half years ago and she died injanuary. and the mnd community have been a great support. i've had lots of help at home and yeah, it'sjust nice to be part of the fundraising and to try and raise the profile so that more people give more money

the dublin civic center celebrated its 40th annual tree lighting. there are a lot of family friendly activities as music games. they even made some fake snow, which made it very festive . great night there in dublin. >> yeah, it's nice that the rain held off for that, which is nice. >> but how long will the rain hold off? meteorologist cindy patel is here with the forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, we're going to see some wet weather tomorrow evening. so dan, and let me show you right now a live picture that says december is almost here. take a look. this is from zephyr cove. the snow is really coming down. chains required. on 450 right now. this is basically what we expect around this time of year. and state route 88 as we check out live doppler seven, you can see that snow coming down. really, it is at higher elevations. it's not at lake level, but certainly we'll see the accumulating snow through saturday night. we're talking about a few inches at donner, four inches at kirkwood. let's talk about your rainfall season to date. i know we've seen some rain

there'll be a procession through the streets of dublin.duke of sussex has lost a bid to have the mail on sunday publisher's defence to his libel claim thrown out by the high court. prince harry sued associated newspapers limited over an article in february last year about his legal challenge against the home office following a decision to change his publicly funded security arrangements when visiting the uk. with more on this, our culture reporter noor nanji is in the newsroom. is thisjudgment is this judgment is surprise? is thisjudgment is surprise? let's is this “udgment is surprise? let's no is thisjudgment is surprise? let's no back to is thisjudgment is surprise? let's go back to the _ is thisjudgment is surprise? let�*s go back to the beginning. in 2022, february, there was a study published in the mail on sunday and online, which claimed that prince harry tried to give a legal battle over his security arrangements in the uk as a secret from the public. prince harry is now suing associated newspapers limited, bought anl, you are lia

the dublin civic center celebrated its 40th annual tree lighting.re are a lot of family friendly activities as music games. they even made some fake snow, which made it very festive . great night there in dublin. >> yeah, it's nice that the rain held off for that, which is nice. >> but how long will the rain hold off? meteorologist cindy patel is here with the forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, we're going to see some wet weather tomorrow evening. so dan, and let me show you right now a live picture that says december is almost here. take a look. this is from zephyr cove. the snow is really coming down. chains required. on 450 right now. this is basically what we expect around this time of year. and state route 88 as we check out live doppler seven, you can see that snow coming down. really, it is at higher elevations. it's not at lake level, but certainly we'll see the accumulating snow through saturday night. we're talking about a few inches at donner, four inches at kirkwood. let's talk about your rainfall season to date. i know we've seen some rain rec

we are seeing some steady rain right around pleasanton, dublin, livermore, across 580 dublin boulevardalso in the south bay from santa cruz to scotts valley, heading into morgan hill and gilroy and a few showers showing up in the north bay right around san quentin area. so we go hour by hour. those showers will remain scattered in nature. the next few hours, and then really start to wind down. but an isolated shower or 2nd may still pop up tomorrow. so in the afternoon, even in the morning, highs will be in the 50s and 60s for your thursday. and in case you're wondering about rainfall opportunity, well, our next storm comes in friday and it's going to stick around through saturday with some snow in the mountains. if you're traveling. the third one is going to be due in the middle of next week. so here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. it is going to be a level one for friday saturday new year's eve is looking just fine, although cloudy. new year's day is dry and then a level one for wednesday. dan and ama. very good. yeah. thanks, sandy. >> all right. we have casey bratt

temperature-wise we're doing okay, 50s on the map in dublin, oakland 57, san francisco 58.re going to be in the 60s. we're going to take a closer look at the timing for the next storm because we've seen over 2 inches for the north bay. as far as those hydrologic concerns, mike and i have been talking about this, the flooding, the ponding on the roadways is going to have a big impact. >>> right here, san jose, 101, rain actively falling on the lens. as i drove into san jose hours ago, there was puddling and ponding in the middle of the roadway because we had potholes, unfortunately, through the area, and then they fill with water. the camera where the arrow is, when you see general northbound slowing, the arrow shows you brake tapping, just below the speed limit. the red section, northbound 880, the crash had blocked lanes for quite some time. no major injuries, a tow truck is on scene. they are clearing the vehicle and there should be quick recovery. the rest of the bay, wet roadways. look at the puddling and ponding through the tri-valley. >>> take a look at this video jus

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this is 580 in dublin. just a reminder the camera is up higher and at street level at times we are seeing fog moving through, but it is not a steady widespread fog. as we go into the rest of the morning, gradually it's going to clear out and we're going from a chilly start in the mid-40s to highs in the low 60s. >>> mike, you're seeing how this is impacting the commute. >> i think they may have sped up metering lights. i think they were turned on about 5:40, and they probably were slowing down quite a bit because of fog and low clouds in the area. i think they learned they could speed the lights up because the visibility was holding up for the span itself on the bay bridge. you see all this yellow highlighting. all along the eastshore freeway, richmond bridge, carquinez bridge, all getting touched by this fog, through the north bay and toward san rafael. anywhere south of there you're getting low clouds, our view of the roadway is not as good as the view on the roadways. back to you. >> thank you very much.

the streets of toronto, canada , chicago, america, and dublin, iran , were the arenas for marches inport of palestine and protests against the zionist genocide in gaza. the participants in the march in toronto, canada, with palestinian flags in their hands , demanded an end to the genocide of the people of gaza at the hands of the zionist regime. marchers in the city of chicago in the united states stopped the regime's attacks by raising palestinian flags the zionists demanded the gaza strip. the participants in the march in dublin, the capital of ireland , chanted the slogan "free wind for palestine" and called for an end to the war and the killing of the people of gaza by the zionist regime . in the maghreb, people protesting the zionist crime in gaza burned the israeli flag. from the beginning of january this year, all economic operators must be members of the tax collection system and issue electronic invoices in this system , otherwise, according to the law, violators will be subject to a fine equal to 10% of the total sales made without issuing an electronic invoice. they go to

we're going to start out with low visibility, with a live look in dublin right now. it's really hard to see on 580. and we are dealing with what we call tule fog that happens in the central valley after the first big rainfall, and we are also dealing with high humidity and cool temperatures, with a calm wind. that fog drifts into the bay area through our mountain gaps, coming into parts of the south county. we see fog drifting through the delta and down into the bay, into the east bay, and also moves through the north bay as well through some of those mountain gaps through the sacramento valley into parts of the north bay. so we're seeing that this morning. once it clears out, we are going to have a very nice and mild day. our temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 60s for this afternoon, and it will be slightly warmer tomorrow as we continue on with sunshine. but then on wednesday we'll see rain coming in from the north, as this storm system moves into the bay area first, affecting the north bay with rain early on wednesday morning. look at the timing. that's r

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redwood city and san francisco are only spots hanging on to the low 50's while vacaville fairfield in dublin as well. santa rosa and petaluma all hanging on to the 30's this morning. so we are very chilly for some of our inland and north bay neighbors, upper 50's to low 60's later on today, we'll be talking. everything you've got to know for this weekend. still to come for the roads, things out there are smooth sailing. we just have a little backup at the bay bridge and then you're 60 minute drive across for the heart of the morning commute. that's not bad at all. san mateo bridge at 15 minutes and you are looking at the richmond center fell up 14 minutes, golden gate, nothing holding you up there and some cotton candy skies this morning. really pretty start darya. james, thank you. it is 701. in our top story this morning, governor newsom of california and governor desantis of florida. >> faced off on the debate stage and it got heated contentious. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the highlights. >> well, let me tell you, this was quite the debate. newsom in the center certainly

we saw a lot of rain just come through the area near the dublin interchange and pleasanton. we haven't seen a lot of sensor change. lighter traffic, visibility and traction will be a factor. we're looking at the south bay, where vianey is talking about the rain coming into san jose, out of mountain view, santa clara. you see the yellow highlight that's different than the radar. that's where we talk about fog creeping in. a lot of saturated soil and that will be helping with the moisture in the air and that will possibly be a factor for some. back to you. >> thank you. we have a lot of ways to get you the latest information about the rain. our nbc bay area app is a great resource. it's free to download. just scan that qr code on your screen, or it's easy to look us up in your app store. you can get up to the minute weather alerts sent to your phone, even customize it for your neighborhood. >>> an east bay family is grieving after a weekend tragedy that left a 5-year-old dead, her 11-year-old cousin fighting for his life and the girl's mother in jail. the 5-year-old died early

in dublin, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news, san francisco police have a new way to patrol union squarehis holiday shopping season. >> the union square alliance of business marketing group gave the atv to the police department officers an easier way togive navigate the area. a department spokesman says the unique appearance is expected to draw more interaction with residents and visitors this weekend. >> caltrans holiday train with more than 70,000, 75,000 lights will hit the tracks for the transit agency's holiday toy drive. we got a preview of the first train to leave the station this morning at fourth and king streets in san francisco. caltrain is partnering with the us marine corps reserves, toys for tots program and the salvation army on this toy drive. people can donate new toys and books for local children and families in need this weekend. >> please, please, please bring a new unwrapped toy and leave it at the platform. there are collection barrels to pick up toys all at all our stops. >> the holiday train will roll into nine caltrain stations between san francisco and santa cla

dublin police identified a suspect and arrested him yesterday.y say during the search of his home, they found wigs, other stolen property and drugs. this store sells high-end wigs, mostly to cancer patients. the store said the store has been burglarized 15 times in the last three years. >>> okay. heads up. your data could be at risk after blue shield was hit by hackers. the oakland-based company is one the california's biggest health care providers with about 4.5 million members. tonight, we still don't know if people's personal information was compromised but experts say members should assume that their information was stolen. because it is health care related, that data is likely to be very personal. >> what does a health care company know? not just your health. they know your social security number. they know your family members. they know where you live. they know your insurance company. >> blue shield says the attack targeted one of its outside vendors managing vision benefits for members. and california law requires that a business or agenc