. >> the 37 year old victim was shot in the head outside of his apartment complex in dublin. that happened a week ago today. >> and now we're learning that the man accused of killing him had known him for years through video game platforms. >> abc seven news reporter lena howland has more on these new developments. >> a community manager, a husband and dog lover. 37 year old michael dileep was shot in the head and killed outside of dublin's emerald park apartments last friday. his wife heard the gunshots and found him outside, but the suspect was nowhere to be found. >> based on social media. we were, we were able to link our suspect. 38 year old nicholas palovaara as having an online some type of online conversation with our victim and from there, the investigation was off and we were trying to locate him. >> dublin police chief nate schmidt says the suspect and

none of them were students of dublin high. we were able to use our surveillance cameras to work with dublin pd to help identify who they were. >> dublin police say that victim was treated at a hospital for injuries to his face and head, and then released. police say the attackers included a dublin high school parent, as i mentioned, and four others who were between the ages of 16 and 19. all were wearing hoodies. officials don't believe that this was a random incident, but are still trying to figure out the motive here. the dublin high school principal says in the meantime, an adult staff member will be stationed in the locker rooms at all times. well, happening now, members of the san francisco unified school board are meeting with superintendent matt wayne to determine the process of potentially closing and consolidating schools in that district. now this as the district faces a projected $420 million deficit next year, ahead of the meeting, union leaders protested to emphasize the number of vacant positions right now, sayin

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in livermore and dublin.e has not been any slow traffic except for the altamont pass. that's typical. 205 and 580 are pretty crowded coming into the bay area at 618. what about today? it seems like a well, there's more sun in my pictures now than there were yesterday. steve by far. >> so no doubt about it. but because we don't have the low cloud deck, we have clear skies. the lows have taken a tumble here. freestone is down to 43. lima at 44, marshalls 46, kenwood and glen ellen are both at 47. graden says hey, so are we. sonoma is at 48, woodside is at 48. and even aptos has dipped to 49. healdsburg windsor, penngrove they're all around 48 or so. so there are many here. most of these again tend to favor areas to the north a lot in marin county. some of the higher elevations, 48 and 49. we will though, even though the air aloft is cool in the air at the surface is cool. bump it up. novato 86, lafayette 85. menlo park 84. and saratoga will go from 82 to 86 degrees. there's a little bit of a breeze. it was roar

dublin pd would only say that they are investigating the incident in dublin.en, nbc, bay area news. tom thank you. there is a turf war happening literally in santa clara county. tomorrow the board of supervisors will consider a ban on artificial turf on all county owned property. supporters of the ban, including the group, called mothers out front silicon valley, say artificial turf is a health risk to kids. but many in the youth sports world say a ban would deprive a lot of kids of opportunities to play. it causes more injuries, but what concerns me the most is the toxic chemical soup of chemicals that's in it. this ban would hurt the ability to produce more fields in the bay area, so fields like this, we pack in 7 to 8 teams a night every hour. we're practicing on these fields today. supervisors also got a report from the public health department. it acknowledged some health risks from artificial turf, but emphasized there's not enough evidence to cite those risks as the reason for a ban. a home builder has been suspended after our exclusive investigation. f

>> well, i we're here at dublin high school, and that is right.y have stepped up some measures to put into place because of what happened because this kid was attacked inside a locker ambushed on campus and now plan to prevent it from happening again. >> dublin school officials say last friday several suspects confronted a high school student that was changing clothes to participate. and an after-school sport athlete was hurt. that's dublin school superintendent chris funk. >> the unfortunate circumstance that we have these adult individuals come on campus after and of the boys locker room. and so when you have, you know, anywhere from 1600 athletes participate in after-school athletics and people are coming and going in terms of changing terms of coming back for later practices. you just can't cover every square inch of the campus. frank says why it happened is unclear. and that matter is being looked into by the dublin police department. >> he says that the fight was broken, not by the school's football coach and several players. so we installed

i want to talk about the dublin zoo- _ reagan. i want to talk about the dublin zoo. a _ reagan.to talk about the i dublin zoo. a wonderful story in the pages today coming out of ireland about an orangutan, and orangutan very critically endangered species and it's important that they have babies that we help nurture their young. there's a particular orangutan in the dublin zoo that been unable to feed its infants and twice now it is of the baby and it's not been able to breast—feed him and the baby has died. this time, the orangutan got pregnant for their time and they brought and a load of mums like human mums from dublin who just had kids to breast—feed in front of the orangutan mother was pregnant and show her how to do it for the last few months and complete secret, this army of young irish mums by going into the zoo and closing off that enclosure in the orangutan has been learning how to breast—feed the orangutan finally had his baby and apparently showed much better maternal instincts. so it seems to be working? to - much better maternal instincts. so it seems to be working

. >> police in dublin investigating an incident at a dublin high school in which five people, including parent, went into the boy's locker room and attacked a teen. ktvu jana katsuyama has more from the dublin unified superintendent. >> security was increased at dublin high school tuesday. school officials sent an email alerting all families that a student was attacked in the boy's locker room by five people last friday. one was a dublin high school parent. >> i wasn't really much aware of it until i got home. when i found out through the email. >> superintendent chris funk says the five attackers beat the student with their fists. the superintendent says the 15 year old student is a member of the football team, and when the coach and other players heard the commotion and rushed into the locker room to help, the attackers ran away. >> from the time people entered into the locker room, assaulted the student and left. we're talking with, minute, minute or two football players. the head football coach did intervene and provide immediate aid to the student. >> police say along with the dubl

dublin police services say the boy ran into the locker room, but was followed by four masked suspects believed to be between 16 and 19 years old. all were wearing hoodies. >> it started initially with one on one. the guy sucker punched my son and broke his nose while he was sitting down looking at his phone, and then my son got up to fight back, and then they all jumped him. >> the football coach and other students broke up the fight. her son was taken to the hospital with a concussion. a broken nose and a black eye. he won't play in friday's first football game of the season because of his injuries. >> i want everybody to know that my son was mistaken identity. it wasn't even my son that they wanted, but one of his friends. >> police say this isn't a random incident, but no arrests have been made. school resource officers are still investigating and barfield is making calls for unity. her restaurant, southern kitchen, will now host a unity prayer brunch on sunday, with proceeds going directly back to the dublin unified school district's sports program. >> because we want to ensure th

at dublin high school tuesday. school officials sent an email alerting all families that a student was attacked in the boy's locker room by five people last friday. one was a dublin high school parent. >> i wasn't really much aware of it until i got home when i found out through the email. >> superintendent chris funk says the five attackers beat the student with their fists. the superintendent says the 15 year old student is a member of the football team, and when the coach and other players heard the commotion and rushed into the locker room to help the attackers ran away. >> from the time people entered into the locker room, assaulted the student and left. we're talking with, minute, minute or two football players. the head football coach did intervene and provide immediate aid to the student. >> police say along with the dublin high school parent, the four other attackers were between the ages of 16 and 19 years old and were wearing hoodies. the superintendent says the attack was caught on camera. >> we know th

for more details, we're now joined by dublin correspondent jerome huws. jerome, welcome, what's going on, where you're at? well, i'm here in dublin city center, the irish capital, and i have to say a large crowd has gathered here to express the frustration and their anger at the complicity in terms of western powers and the genocide that's happening against the palestinian people headed by israel and they are calling for immediate. ban on weapons being sent from western countries, particularly the united states, but you also have countries like france and germany and also inside the eu, the united kingdom, sending weapons and also supporting israel financially as they continue with the genocide, and they're talking about more protests coming up, this is organized by the ireland palestine solidarity campaign, and it's absolutely incredible, if you go onto their website, you can see that literally, literally in the past few months. been hundreds of protests right across ireland in every single town in ireland and even many villages. it's incredible when you

. >> police in dublin are investigating an incident at dublin high school in which five adults went into the boy's locker room and attacked a teen. ktvu jana katsuyama has the very latest. >> reporter security was increased at dublin high school tuesday. school officials sent an email alerting all families that a student was attacked in the boy's locker room by five people last friday. one was a dublin high school parent. >> i wasn't really much aware of it until i got home when i found out through the email. >> superintendent chris funk says the five attackers beat the student with their fists. the superintendent says the 15 year old student is a member of the football team, and when the coach and other players heard the commotion and rushed into the locker room to help, the attackers, ran away. >> from the time people entered into the locker room, assaulted the student and left. we're talking with, minute, minute or two football players. the head football coach did intervene and provide immediate aid to the student. >> police say along with the dublin high school parent, the four other

this attack happened to dublin high and police say the attackers are not students. kron four's terisa stasko joins us now live from dublin where the school has now stepped up security after this attack. >> well, just a school officials telling us that it happened on school campus that these adults came in and jumped a student. ambushed on campus and now plan to prevent it from happening again. dublin school officials say last friday several suspects confronted a high school student changing clothes to participate and an after-school sport athlete was hurt. that's dublin school superintendent chris funk. >> the unfortunate circumstance that we have these adult individuals come on campus after and entered the boys locker room. and so when you have, you know, anywhere from 1600 athletes participate in after-school athletics and people are coming and going in terms of changing in terms of coming back for later practices. you just can't cover every square inch of the campus. funk says why it happened is unclear. and that matter is being looked into by the dublin police d

three barfield says her son dasani, was the dublin high school freshman who was beaten in the school locker room last friday. he's on the jv football team. a photo of him hangs in her restaurant, sherry's southern kitchen, but the severe injuries sent him to the hospital and means he can't play in his first high school game. >> he was diagnosed with a concussion and he had a black eye, and then he had a broken nose. and of course, he's traumatized. and they slammed his head into the locker and everything. and there's that's where the concussion came from. >> barfield says her older son, bryce, got the phone call from another brother who attends the school. bryce says it was a shock when he found dasani and there was just blood everywhere on the floor, so it was sickening to see. >> and then even the fact that they were able to get into the locker room, his whole face was swollen and his eyes were practically shut and he was screaming and crying at the top of his lungs. >> he's 14 years old. >> barfield says according to dasani, he had been in an argument with a female student, and th

you don't really hear much coming out of dublin, particularly in this area of dublin. so a lot of the a lot of our neighbors here are all family, families, young families. so just any type of activity like this is surprising. yeah. how are you feeling right now, safety wise? not great, you know, i, i'm single. so walking by myself at night, i used to feel safe and not so sure anymore. in dublin, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. let's turn now to a big change in the weather. it feels more like fall than summer. let's get right to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, you're tracking rain on the radar. yes. and as of the past half hour, even a little bit of snow now starting to show up on the current scan. so this unusual system is dropping down from the north. it's positioned right near the california. oregon border. we're seeing some of the heaviest rainfall here between crescent city and eureka. you'll see those areas of yellow indicating that heavier rain. but look at this near mount shasta. it's probably hard for you to see at home, but we're picking up a rain s

dublin the city of dublin has grown faster than any city in the united states for a long period of time district superintendent chris funk says it will be an exciting few years for new emerald high school. two three story towers will hold classes for 2400 students. that second tower is still under construction. even with a growing population, that growth is slowing. and he says the district is having similar conversations as any other school system. >> and so for us, with the leveling out of our enrollment, with the end of the federal covid stimulus funding and with, quite frankly, the state budget in disarray, we're in the same boat as many districts looking to reduce our expenditures here. >> there's a student union, a lecture hall, a gymnasium that fits three full basketball courts and seats more than the number of students at th school. a price tag of more than $374 million. most parents say they like what they see. >> when she told me that this was going to be a brand new school. i came to see it under construction and i was like, oh my god. >> so far we have seen a great response

the 37 year old victim was shot in the head outside of his apartment in dublin one week ago today. we're now learning that the man accused of killing him had known him for years through video game platforms. abc seven news reporter lena howland on the new developments. >> a community manager, a husband and dog lover. 37 year old michael dileep was shot in the head and killed outside of dublin's emerald park apartments last friday. his wife heard the gunshots and found him outside, but the suspect was nowhere to be found. >> based on social media, we were we were able to link our suspect, 38 year old nicholas palovaara, as having an online some type of online conversation with our victim, and from there, the investigation was off and we were trying to locate him. >> dublin police chief nate schmidt says the suspect and victim knew each other from several different online platforms, including discord, a popular site for gamers to communicate. less than 24 hours later, palovaara was arrested on his way back home to arizona. >> it's just a very strange case for somebody to drive all th

police in dublin are investigating a brawl at dublin high school that involved a parent and several teachers. teenagers. now last friday, a student was attacked in the boys locker room by five people. one of them was a dublin high school parent. the other attackers were between 16 and 19 years old. the school superintendent says none of the teenage attackers attended dublin high school, and that the attack was caught on camera showing the group beating the 15 year old student. >> time people entered into the locker room, assaulted the student and left. we're talking with, minute, minute or two football players. the head football coach did intervene and provide immediate aid to the student. >> now, with the help of dublin police, school officials identified the attackers. but the police are still trying to figure out a motive for the beating. dublin high school is increasing security around the school and limiting access to the campus to hopefully keep this from happening again. >> a bill to allow undocumented immigrants in california to apply for help with a down payment for a home is moving

reporting in dublin. james torres, ktvu, fox two news at 8.33 now new report says federal officials knew about problems with sexual misconduct at cal maritime university for as much as a year before an investigation began, according to documents obtained by the los angeles times. >> the maritime administration got an email from a former student back in august of 2022 detailing sexual assaults and discrimination on campus in vallejo being ignored by the university. but a review of the campus was not launched until nearly a year later. after the problems on campus were publicly reported. that review is still underway now. >> well, less than two weeks after being forced out of their last parking spot, a community of rv dwellers in san francisco may have to move again. the san francisco chronicle reports that the city has started placing no parking signs on zoo road, and that's where the rvs are currently parked, and that enforcement of those signs will start tomorrow. people living in their rvs had previousl

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and next week, emerald high school in dublin. welcome. nearly 1000 students for its first official school year on campus. the 374 million dollar high school broke ground twenty-twenty and district officials say the new school will help alleviate overcrowding. a double high school, which is the only other public high school in the city. foothill high school in pleasanton was the last high school to be built in alameda county opened up in 1970, threes. so coming up next, right after this break. that's for about a half the principal of emerald high school will join us to talk about the big opening, the what students and parents can expect. also ahead, a bay area teenager is stepping up to the challenge will hear about his big goal to help the san francisco-marin food bank. >> and the harris walls campaign is officially up and running. we go live to dc to see the latest there. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfi

this morning with a live look outside in dublin. beautiful sunrise and we are going to see a lot of sun today. we're already starting out pretty warm in some spots at 9:00 here. we're in the low 70s and then a quick climb in those temperatures headed close to 90 degrees and we will have another day where we're cranking up the ac. you might need to win the lottery to pay your electric bill this month. it's going to be 93 degrees in los gatos today, and 92 in morgan hill. we're in the upper seconds for the interior. east bay, antioch, 98 degrees vallejo today, 86. we'll also be 86. in hayward, near the coast. still pretty comfortable. half moon bay, 71 and 86, in redwood city in san francisco, 75, in the mission district, the outer sunset, 67 degrees. but in the north bay. we're back to the 90s in napa, sonoma, santa rosa, 91 102 degrees in ukiah. today, we've had the influence of high pressure and a lot of high heat across the region. but as we go into the weekend, this area of low pressure develops and as it moves into the pacific n

it's you don't really hear much coming out of dublin, particularly in this area of dublin. so a lot of the a lot of our neighbors here are all family, families, young familie. so just any type of activity like this is surprising. yeah. how are you feeling right now safety wise? not great. you know, i i'm single, so walking by myself at night, i used to feel safe. i'm not so sure anymore. in dublin. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. in other news, bart is back up and running this morning after major delays late last night. trains were being turned back to san francisco from multiple stations in the east bay. this is video from the macarthur station. as the gates shut, service was stopped between the ashby west oakland and rockridge and lake merritt stations. bart blaming an equipment problem on that track that was near the macarthur station bus bridges helped get the stranded passengers where they needed to be. you may remember earlier this week, a bart train was evacuated at the macarthur bart station in oakland. riders tell us they heard a popping sound and saw smoke comi

means dublin unified has grown. and in my 36 years, this is the first opportunity i've had to open up a brand new high school. >> of course, we spoke to some of the parents and students who were coming to the high school for the first time today. there was a group of parents outside the school hoping to talk to some leadership, some of them telling us that they transferred here from dublin high school. they say their students are supposed to be entitled to select two electives for the year, but were only given the option to select one. we brought those questions to the school's principal, who tells us the scheduling here is a little bit different than at dublin high, and that the school day offers one less period of classes. but if students want a second elective, they can opt in for a zero period before the official school day begins, or an extra period at the end of the day, and most of those classes are already full. still, plenty of construction, as we mentioned, to go through here at emerald high. the second to

it led the dublin detectives to home near sacramento.y called the family there in the woman who answered said the phone belonged to her adult son, a man named matthew muller. >> he told me he lost it this morning. where is he? he is on his way to south lake tahoe to our cabin. >> the cops knew their next stop was south lake tahoe. they put in a call to the local sheriff to ask if there'd been trouble at the cabin. there hadn't but a stolen car had just been found right near it. in the car was a driver's license for 38-year-old matthew muller. >> i said, okay. you made my day and now we have more information to go on. >> with a search warrant and arrest warrant, the dublin cops went to find matthew muller. the neighbors watched it happen . >> i'm peaking out my window trying to get an idea of what's happening. more cars are coming. my whole front area is filled with dark sedans like something out of the movies. >> the neighbors were surprised but maybe matthew muller was not. >> when we broke down the front door didn't open all the way be

yeah, this one happened dublin high and police say the attackers aren't even students. kron terisa. scott sio is in dublin where the school has stepped up its security. >> ambushed on campus and now plan to prevent it from happening again. dublin school officials say last friday several suspects confronted a high school student that was changing clothes to participate and an after-school sports. the athletes was hurt. that's dublin school superintendent chris funk. >> the unfortunate circumstance that we have these adult individuals come on campus after and then enter the boys locker room. and so when you have, you know, anywhere from 1600 athletes participate in after-school athletics and people are coming and going in terms of changing in terms of coming back for later practices. you just can't cover every square inch of the campus. frank says why it happened is unclear. and that matter is being looked into by the dublin police department. >> he says that the fight was broken, not by the school's football coach and several players. so we installed surveillance cameras a year ago.

none of them were students of dublin high. we were able to use our surveillance cameras to work with dublin pd to help identify who they were. >> many parents said they hope that the school will add more security measures, perhaps more vigilance and more cameras and stuff would help. >> and at least someone should know exactly what happened. >> dublin police say that they are going to continue talking with and interviewing witnesses. they say they do not believe that this was a random attack, and they are still talking to people here on campus. now meantime, the principal says that they are going to take some extra measures. they're going to have a staff member inside the locker room at all times. and they're also going to lock the doors that face out to the parking lot and make sure that the access is limited just to the practice field. >> mike and jana, they've id'd the suspects, but at this point, none of the five have been taken into custody. >> as far as we know, they have not. i did reach out to the school superintendent

in paris, there's dublin native and sitting volleyball champion bethany zummo. there's also hayward resident mohamed lahna competing in the triathlon, and skylar espinosa from menlo park competing in cycling. after giving up the lead in the seventh inning. >> the oakland a's first baseman seth brown put the team on his back in the eighth inning. we'll have that story next in sports. >> and then on the 11:00 news. oakland getting ready to say goodbye to those a's. but sacramento excited to become their new home, even if it's just in the short term. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we gotcha, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, get a free unlimited line for a year when you buy one unlimited line. bring on the good stuff. learn more at xfinitymobile.com today.

dublin the city of dublin has grown faster than any city in the united states for a long period of time. >> district superintendent chris funk says it will be an exciting few years for new emerald high school. two three story towers will hold classes for 2400 students. that second tower is still under construction. even with a growing population, that growth is slowing. and he says the district is having similar conversations as any other school system. >> and so for us, with the leveling out of our enrollment, with the end of the federal covid stimulus funding and with, quite frankly, the state budget in disarray, we're in the same boat as many districts looking to reduce our expenditures here. >> there's a student union, a lecture hall, a gymnasium that fits three full basketball courts and seats more than the number of students at the schoo. a price tag of more than $374 million. most parents say they like what they see. >> when she told me that this was going to be a brand new school. i came to see it under construction and i was like, oh my god. >> so far we have seen a great respo

dublin the city of dublin has grown faster than any city in the united states for a long period of time district superintendent chris funk says it will be an exciting few years for new emerald high school. two three story towers will hold classes for 2400 students. that second tower is still under construction. even with a growing population, that growth is slowing slowing. and he says the district is having similar conversations as any other school system. >> and so for us, with the leveling out of our enrollment, with the end of the federal covid stimulus funding and with, quite frankly, the state budget in disarray, we're in the same boat as many districts looking to reduce our expenditures here. >> there's a student union, a lecture hall, a gymnasium that fits three full basketball courts and seats more than the number of students at the school. a price tag of more than $374 million. most parents say they like what they see. >> when she told me that this was going to be a brand new school. i came to see it under construction and i was like, oh my god. >> so far we have seen a great

eastbound 580 still have a backup getting out to dublin.rash at eden canyon road has backed things up solidly from castro valley, heading out to dublin. so don't be caught by surprise by this backup. most of the time it's not this way. so you know, going about your business and all of a sudden you have an unexpected backup. same with northbound 280 approaching ocean. ocean geneva exit right there. we are backed up into daly city. this might even affect you even if you're not going that way. so if you're trying to get up to that area of san francisco, you may want to think about avoiding the freeway and using city streets instead. 819 let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> all right, sal, thank you sir. some fog is out there. but i mean, key word is it's out there and it's not making much of a push inland, although down around daly city looks like it does kind of a cool little circulation right there due west of san francisco, southwest marin coast. you can see that right there. there it is right there. a little coastal eddy right the

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from dublin. and, jana, you spoke to the mother? >> yes. sherry barfield says that her son is a freshman, and he had been really excited to play his first high school football game. but now he has a concussion. he is at home resting, and she says she wants to have his attackers caught. three barfield says her son dasani, was the dublin high school freshman who was beaten in the school locker room last friday. he's on the jv football team. a photo of him hangs in her restaurant, sherry's southern kitchen, but the severe injuries sent him to the hospital and means he can't play in his first high school game. >> he was diagnosed with a concussion and he had a black eye. and then he had a broken nose. and of course, he's traumatized. and they slammed his head into the locker and everything. and there's that's where the concussion came from. >> barfield says her older son, bryce, got the phone call from another brother who attends the school. bryce says it was a shock when he found dasani and there was just blood everywhere on the floor, so it w

anne enright has lived in and around dublin, part of a close—knit family, for almost all of her life.he is undoubtedly one of ireland's greatest living writers, but to what extent has her country shaped her fiction? anne enright, welcome to hardtalk. nice to be here. well, it's great to have you here. now, to an outsider, you do seem like a deeply rooted writer. that sounds so dull, doesn't it? yeah, no, ishould have gone places and done things, and i did a little, but, yeah, i returned to ireland. but would you acknowledge that those roots are hugely important to you? i pass the building where i was born when i go into town. so it is, it is quite close. yeah. it's fascinating because, just the other day, i interviewed a colombian novelist and he said to me, "i only really was able to write about my country "and the things that really mattered to me when i left it, "when i had a little bit of space and distance "and freedom to actually express what i really thought." but you've always felt free enough from within. orfoolish enough — one or the other — to say whatever i wanted to say a

yeah, we're looking near the dublin pleasanton bart station. traffic's relatively light since we're near the bart station. i did just get an update about a ten minute delay right now. reported for the berryessa line. now everything had been restored to normal. remember we had those closures yesterday. they restored to normal just by 6:00 last night. but again, this is on the berryessa line, a ten minute delay, some sort of equipment problem. so we'll track that on the rails as well. now back to the roads. we're looking at a smooth drive out of the altamont. it's friday a lighter volume of traffic. we do have some recovery. it looks like that earlier crash may have cleared from eastbound 580 coming into dublin out of castro valley. back to you. thanks, mike. 522. coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds this weekend. you can help bay area students start off the new school year on the right foot and with a backpack full of necessary supplies, i'm chris chmura. i'll show you how we're e for your kids, pencils and pens and paper mig

so dublin will see a high of 83, but it will be 93.n vacaville and in napa today, 85 degrees with palo alto high up to 80 degrees. and then looking at tomorrow, it's pretty much the same for many spots, but it will be slightly cooler on sunday and then warming up a degree or two on monday. high pressure still across the region, but this low coming in will give us some more of a breezy wind. and then going into next week, high pressure will have more of an influence on our weather. so if you are going to some of the outdoor events this weekend, it will still be very nice. and the redwoods we have the kings mountain art fair near woodside, so it's going to be in the upper 70s for saturday. sunday, 74 degrees and will bring it into monday with some upper 70s. and you may be wrapping up your labor day with some monday night football at levi's stadium. it's going to be really nice out there for this first game, and we're going to see those temperatures dropping back to the mid 60s. so looking at our 7-day forecast after a mild weekend, it w

. >>> lots of first day of school excitement in dublin. hundreds of students walked the school's newest school, emerald high. the first high school to open in alameda county in 50 years. more than 900 students showed up for the first day of school. some were there early before the first bell rang at 8:30 this morning. the principal says high schools don't open often, but while many school districts are dealing with declining enrollment, dublin unify has gained about 4,000 students in just the last decade. >> brand new schools are often funded through parcel taxes and bonds in the community. what we have here is a true reflection of the investment by the dublin community in education. >> the school costs about $374 million to build and parts are still under construction. as of now there's only freshmen and sophomores. but once completed, the campus will have capacity for 2,500 students. >>> up next a bay area police department facing questions about a jaywalking arrest caught on camera. why the woman's attorney say it should never have been

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asad abu shark, a palestinian academic and activist out of dublin, and eves engler, author and activist out of montreal. well, thank you both for being with us. well, i like to start this. off in dublin with assad, i mean, what does it mean when we say that washington is the main supplier, main weapon supplier to a regime that is committing genocide? this means that the united states of america is totally complicit, totally involved, and leading the war, leading this genocide against the palestinian people, and only reason the united states is doing that is to annihilate, decimate, destroy the palestinian people, so that israel will be the sopar regional power in that part of the world, and the united states doesn't care for any any other reason or justification, no human rights, no democracy, nothing, these are lies. coming from the mouth of you know those western political chameleons and stripteser, i call them stripteser, and let me tell you something, it's not only those weapons coming from the united states, there are also weapons coming to israel, sent to israel from america's mil

campaigners gathered in dublin city center on saturday to hear facts about america's complicity in the genocide being spearheaded by israel. we're doing this with complete impunity and the support of the united states, this year. "the united states increased its military aige to israel from 3 billion a year to 15 billion a year. thousands more palestinians are on the brink of starving to death if disease doesn't kill them first. israel has been described as washington's regional puppet. the israeli regime is essentially a client of the united states. this is part of the imperial system that of the united states order. israel does for the..." states, what then the united states doesn't have to do for itself in in the in the middle east, the dublin rally heards that the israel lobby runs everything in the united states, including the two main political parties that rotate the presidency. you have much hope now that camelas seems to be coming along, not a crum, she is beholding the same interests of the democratic party, they're same donors, same like people surrounded by her, surrounded

reporting from dublin, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> person was killed by a bart train at theown berkeley station. it happened around 545 last night. a bart spokesperson said the victim was on the bart platform inside the yellow lines when they were apparently struck. no other details were released about how the incident happened, but bart says foul play is not suspected. the downtown berkeley station was closed during the investigation, but has since reopened. in san francisco, two muni bus drivers were sent to the hospital after their busses crashed in the bayview district. the fire department says this happened at third and palou street just before four yesterday afternoon. police had to conduct traffic control in the area as a tow truck. as you see right here, came to remove the bus. the drivers of the two busses suffered minor injuries. >> now to contra costa county, where a small business in concord is using an age old tactic on social media in an effort to deter shoplifters. as our crime reporter henry lee shows us, the business is posting surveillance video of thieves

the parent of another dublin high student. are not students at the school. they're described as ranging from 16 to 19 years old. the superintendent says the attack was caught on camera time. >> people entered into the locker room, assaulted the student and left. we're talking with a minute, minute or two football players. the head football coach did intervene and provide immediate aid to the student. >> the school identified the attackers through surveillance video, and the help of police officers are still trying to figure out a motive. dublin high is increasing security and limiting access to campus. >> paypal park is still buzzing after thousands of soccer fans filled the stadium to watch bay fc take on barcelona femeni. the friendly match was the third visit to the u.s. for barcelona. it also kicked off its 2024 american tour. bay fc lost the match 2 to 5, but fans described the night as a big moment for bay area soccer fans. >> play soccer. i've been playing since i was three years old, so yeah, i'm really inspired by the

dublin police services say the boy ran into the locker room, but was followed by four masked suspects believed to be between 16 and 19 years old. all were wearing hoodies. it started initially with one on one. >> the guy sucker punched my son and broke his nose while he was sitting down looking at his phone, and then my son got up to fight back and then they all jumped him. >> the football coach and other students broke up the fight. her son was taken to the hospital with a concussion, a broken nose and a black eye. he won't play in friday's first football game of the season because of his injuries. >> i want everybody to know that my son was mistaken identity. it wasn't even my son that they wanted, but one of his friends. police say this isn't a random incident, but no arrests have been made. >> school resource officers are still investigating, and barfield is making calls for unity. her restaurant, sherry's southern kitchen, will now host a unity prayer brunch on sunday, with proceeds going directly back to the dublin unified school district's sports program. >> because we want to

it is like dublin. it resembles how green we are and our scenery 72 that was before the school opened. that was summertime. now look. joining the rest of the students even though the first day of school comes with jitters and a lot of excitement there were fun new discovers here. >> all of the classes are equipped with these really cool triangle-shaped desks. so cool, make it easy to partner up with people and we have rolly chairs. those are fun. very fun. >> i want a roley chair. the district says between 2010-2020 they grew by 90%. there is room for plenty more. >>> today, governor newsom called on schools around the state to restrict the use of cell phones in classrooms. some bay area campuses are already doing that. mount diablo is one of the new schools to start phone free pilot. they keep them in locked pouches during the day. they are adjusting, the teachers say it has keep kids focused 52 regard the teachers told us they never had a first week of school that has gone so smoothly where they are n

dublin police say the parent approached dasani before four people wearing hoodies began assaulting the teen. one of his football teammates was among those who rushed in to stop the attack. >>>>i pushed someone off. that was it >>>barfield says her son suffered a concussion and a broken nose, but it's the fact that the people who did this could so easily get into the school that now has her questioning the safety of others and demanding action from school leaders. >>>>i just want my son to be safe. i want all kids to be safe in this community. we live here. we started a restaurant here to bring this community together and i feel like my son is great. he's been great ever since he was born. and for somebody to try to ruin that is just is unjust. and justice will be served >ryan >well, the school principal maureen byrne, sent this statement to parents saying, we are outraged that this has happened on our campus. schools must be a place where we all feel safe and supportive. we are working with police to address this to the full extent of the law. we're turning now to our first alert weath

emerald high school in dublin. it's the first high school in 50 years to open in alameda county. the school's principal, mr. francis rojas tells us that what's great here is that they're able to have staff at this school, and they're not facing any layoffs compared to others. now, the opening here reflects the dedication and the investment by the dublin community in their children's education >>>>when we take a look at these newer schools we take a look at really what our community has invested in because brand new schools are often funded through parcel taxes and bonds in the community so what we have here is a true reflection of the investment by the dublin community in education. >ott-1>mr. rojas also telling us that his staff feels fortunate that unlike other school districts right now, they're not facing any declining enrollment, just growth and as students return to classes for a new academic year, this just in california's governor now pushing for a statewide cell phone ban in public schools. and a letter to schools today governor gavin newsom called on districts to restri