with temperatures up to 106 in livermore and dublin, 107 in los gatos. and we're still in the 90s in san francisco. tomorrow we start to see some of those coastal temperatures coming down. just a bit, but still pretty warm, with a high of 85 in san francisco, 89 in oakland. and then we're still in the upper 90s and over 100 degrees for the inland east bay to the tri valley as well as the south county. then taking it into friday a little bit more progress. it's going to be slow to happen, but eventually it will happen. take a look at san jose. we're still in for warm temperatures this weekend, going from upper seconds to early next week in the upper 80s and then by the end of next week, it's finally going to feel like fall. we're talking about highs in the mid 70s. by the end of next week, we have to make it through this week. with these temperatures that are still really hot, even for this time of year. we've had some new records set and we're going to see more of that heat into the weekend, at least inland. but there looks to be a little bit more relief

in dublin airport and full of consumers, so we have to redouble our boycot efforts, that after voting, after demonstrating, boycotting comes next, and we're not doing enough boycotting, and we're not persuading enough people to follow the boycott, i'm very proud of my own family and their total and absolute. ation to the boy, but can we all say the same? can we say the same about our next door neighbor? can we say the same about our workmates and our extended families? until we can, don't tell me that we are winning the boycott war. never confuse the thousands with the millions. it's been a political rubric of mine. father frank gelly, my old friend and regular guest. joins us from london, father frank, uh, i, i know lebanon very well, and including the places being bombed, uh, i, i have been in lebanon and syria, in the places where jesus walked, and in the places where they still speak the language of jesus aramaic, the christian world is remarkably silent. about the fact that bethlehem, nazareth, jazin and the very hills on which jesus and the disciples walked are under israel bomb

that's another look at dublin this morning as the sun rises bright orange. and we're going to see a lot of unhealthy air moving in hazy air quality and hazy skies with unhealthy air quality. as temperatures here in dublin go from 73 to over 100 degrees throughout much of the afternoo. in fact, those are the temperatures that we'll see across a lot of our inland valleys. even san francisco will be in the mid 90s, very close to 100 in parts of the city. oakland today, 97 and 104 in livermore. and that's where we find bob redell there live this morning to talk more about the excessive heat, as well as how people are trying to cool off there at the pool. yeah. good morning to you, kerry. when you say it's going to be 104 today, makes me want to jump in right now. just a pre cool off. we're here at the robert livermore community center. the pool here. the community pool in livermore. this is just the regular open swim. it's normally open at 6:00 this morning, but we imagine people will be out here later in the day as those temps get higher. if you say it's 61 rig

mike, you have a look at some slowing in dublin. yeah, i was seeing a lot more slowing a few minutes ago. these taillights, we flip our camera around. we saw them kind of jamming up, passing by hacienda as folks take a closer look at the screen, you can see actually good spacing. now a chp just cleared the scene as well. we couldn't find the actual incident, the disabled vehicle, but we still see some slowing on the sensors. west 580 approaching hacienda from about fallon. so do watch that area. that's el charro as well. you might know that exit the rest of the bay shows a little slowing northbound 680 from a crew that's still there, with some paving work. we have a lane open coming out of sunol. everything else. standard build. back to you. thank you. so much, mike. 531 right now. later this morning, a group of business owners are striking in oakland to try to send a message to the mayor. they say she's not doing enough to fight crime. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live this morning. and, bob, this strike comes just a week

mike, what's going on with that crash in dublin? you know, we found a few more details and that's the reason why there's some slowing still as the crash cleared to the shoulder as you're approaching the dublin interchange, it's on the right side. there are three vehicles involved and still chp units on scene, and we're hearing about minor injuries. so there may be quite a few vehicles on the right side as folks are shifting right to actually use the dublin interchange. that's the reason why there's still some slowing that sticks around, even though the lanes are officially clear for west 580. so there's your slowing in through dublin and pleasanton as we're looking northbound 680 we don't have the usual slowing. we'll track that crew to make sure that they do clear our own schedule over here. vasco at los vaqueros there is a crash. there may be some slowing out of contra costa county, and highway 37 has your typical build with a little bit of fog up there. back to you. good to know. thank you mike. 522 right now and navigating food

live from dublin. thank you. so if you, what time do you think the international community is fail, the palestinian people i think what's happening to the us in the past and new people is a tragedy. and therefore, in a sense, we have all the files. but that doesn't mean that steps us be taken on. i was hoping to make some sort of progress on the issue and on this decision to recognize post i'm, i think may have the overly support of the irish people to it doesn't stop the is right, a sold some civilians that you guys are, but it does provide some sort of moral support for the past and, you know, people, the irish approach to this has always tried to be a balanced one. we believe in the right of israel to live in security. but we believe in the equal rights, the cost of the items to their own states. and i emphasize the worthy of because that may not be that strong militarily are backed by supercar books at marley to have an equal right to his days. and the arch decision was made to recognize co sign was the rise

dublin. where are we going? how about the san mateo bridge? >> it looks pretty good, although it's getting a lot slower here. and i'm just looking around for traffic that is going to be affected by perhaps some police activity coming on to the bridge. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. we've been talking about the bay bridge as well, and the bay bridge does have a backup stretching all the way out to the 880 overcrossing. it's 631. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. well, later this morning, oakland city leaders will meet. they'll be talking about the status of the city's finances and whether the city is going to have to make major budget cuts. ktvu is ali rasmus says one of the issues is whether the first payments for the oakland coliseum were made in time to prevent public safety cuts, so what's the latest on that, ali? >> well, dave, the short answer is it's not clear how much, if any, of those cuts will have to be made. there's a lot of uncertainty about how the sale of the oakland

this wickedly hot wednesday in dublin. instead, it was all about having inside. when you think about the and this is getting to the ead there of all, residents say that they have frankly had it with this heat wave day like this do like linger in a store a little longer because the air conditioning so nice. yes, most definitely. i mean, plan to go whole foods charge my car. that's how linger in the store. prohibition might be a palm springs a little bit. >> this couple braved a few minutes and the heat for their morning coffee, but then decided it was too much to bear enough is enough. >> we have enough. we can't take it anymore. >> how have you been doing in the past couple of days? it's been so yes, it is. and so just an inside and getting, you know, the ac working in trying to be at emerald park. there was no one around, though, kids playing just a grounds keeper, checking things out. the east bay regional parks, tulsa, her creek trail, normally busy with runners was vacant. even the goats brought to clear weeds steered away from the free food and decided to hi

. >> reporter: it's been a nightmare couple of weeks for the owner of shabu king in dublin experiencing four pour power outages in two weeks. >> of course, i'm frustrated. i have one business here, one business there, two minutes walk away and we couldn't open the restaurant. we lost the money. >> reporter: sandy's frustration is shared by businesses along fallon road. power lines in the area have what pg&e calls enhanced power line safety settings or epss which automatically turns off power when a wildfire is detected. sandy noticed the first outage october 12th in the morning for about an hour, but the outages became more frequent and longer lasting. her restaurant is a hot pot business that relies on burners to serve customers. this last outage on the 23rd was almost three hours long. >> how come this happened only this area and then i live up there like in concord and then it's not happening there. it's not happening this often. >> reporter: outage issues have impacted thousands of customers in other parts of dublin and livermore. >> as of 12:20 we have 307. >> reporter: oron gorel

the we're in darnell, one of the most disadvantaged communities in dublin. this district has a reputation for drugs, violence and crime. we've been advised not to walk through the area alone, so as not to put our personal safety risk. here it's common to find families living next to drug dealers and addict crack houses are sometimes rated by the police locals. tell us people come from all over to buy drugs. here. cars pull into the cul de sac for a few minutes, then drive away the daniel jones and his colleagues are social workers from the organization the deals . they make several rounds here. every day we have cutting payments, coffins who has toys, who have never made on its it's really hard for, there's no such thing as a hopeless article. there's hope for them all. so what we do really everyone and we've come out with them on when, when it's really busy and to be a lot of people over in the clinic on to the clinic for the methadone under the law . people over there look into scholar jobs and someone. so we just my guess of was supposed present on the st

that's on dublin boulevard and tassajara road. landsea will build a community within five small towns and 500 homes. landsea will also build a community swim center, restaurants and shops. it's going to really become a destination. i think, for the people that live here and people, other residents within the city to come enjoy dinner, have a glass of wine, cup of coffee. landsea says the sales for the homes will start in a few months. janelle doctor bryant lynn is a stanford physician professor, researcher, but he also considers him something else. a storyteller using stories to make the mysteries of medicine less mysterious. well, earlier this year, doctor lynn got some news that changed his life. it also gave him a story that he wanted to share. there are moments in every life. wait, why don't we get started? when the path you've traveled to your destination only reveals itself in hindsight, really thought it was very important to add this session to our class. doctor bryant. lynn is living one of those moments right now. yeah,

this wickedly hot wednesday in dublin. instead, it was all about heading inside. when you think about the and this is getting to be and they're of all residents say that they have, frankly had it with this heat wave day like this do like linger in a store a little longer because the air conditioning so nice. yes, most definitely. i mean, plan to go whole foods charge my car. that's how linger in the store. prohibition might be a palm springs a little bit. >> this couple braved a few minutes and the heat for their morning coffee, but then decided it was too much to bear enough is enough. >> we have enough. we can't take it anymore. >> how have you been doing in the past couple of days? it's been so yes, it is. and so just an inside and getting, you know, the ac working in trying to be at emerald park. there was no one around, though, kids playing just a grounds keeper, checking things out. the east bay regional parks, tulsa, her creek trail, normally busy with runners was vacant. even the goats brought to clear weeds steered away from the free food and decided to h

landsea homes, alongside the city of dublin, officially broke ground to the dublin center. landsea says it will start building the community with 500 homes and five towns. company leaders say that there is also set to be a community swim center, a water park, restaurants and shops. landsea says sales for the homes will start later this year. the warriors are certainly off and running and we do mean running in their season opener last night in portland, the trail blazers couldn't keep up with the new look warriors for one night. certainly, the dubs did not miss klay thompson. newcomer buddy hield hit five three pointers and scored 22 in garbage time. fellow newcomer de'anthony melton tossed a sweet alley oop to opening night starter trace jackson davis. the warriors win by 35 for their largest opening night win in team history. they're in utah tomorrow before sunday's home opener against the clippers. and from the court to the field, 49ers rookie ricky pearsall is now in the thick of it. just one game into his nfl career. the big reason why injuries to the team's front line

esto en el área de tasajero road y en el boulevard dublín, y se espera que las ventas sean precisamentee estamos muy emocionados también es la vivienda de bajas ingresos y es una cosa muy importante para nuestra compañía y para la ciudad también. los encargados del proyecto agregaron que las residencias estarán cerca de varios parques y caminos, así como de varias primarias y secundarias. que esto también es importante. pronto se completará la construcción de una nueva comunidad de vivienda asequible para educadores en palo alto. ahí está viendo imágenes de esta mañana del proyecto 33 uno gran, iniciado el año pasado por adobe communities y mercy housing california. la comunidad ofrecerá 110 unidades de vivienda asequible para maestros y sus familias en el condado de santa clara, esto es con apertura programada para el próximo verano, según un supervisor del condado. ahora revisemos esto. el concejal omar torres pidió ausentarse de sus funciones hasta el 5 de noviembre. esto, obviamente en medio de la investigación en la que se lo señala de conducta sexual inadecuada con un menor. y aun

but right now this is the shot from dublin to sahara with those tail lights westbound. look at the top of the screen. goes off to the dublin green a little bending in the roadway, but no problem with those speeds. things are moving smoothly here in the tri-valley. let's check the business world with pippa. wall street is set for a mixed open as investors gear up for more earnings reports this week. jpmorgan and wells fargo posting strong results on friday, helping to power the markets with the dow and s&p closing at record highs. traders, though, still remain cautious against the backdrop of the election uncertainty over the federal reserve's interest rate policy and rising geopolitical risks in the middle east. in focus this week, data on import prices, retail sales, jobless claims and housing. about 40 companies in the s&p 506 dow components report earnings, including bank of america, citigroup, netflix and united airlines. a note the bond market is closed today for the holiday. boeing announcing plans late friday to lay off 17,000 employees, or 10% of its workforce,

i think it was an algerian one that's going through the process in dublin. so then you have this fury. it's understandable. it's not michel. it's understandable. sure. >> but everything that you've said, everything you've said, michel , though, is precisely. michel, though, is precisely. look, and i wasn't there in the court and i haven't read a transcript as to what, for example, her defence lawyer put forward. but everything you've just said, a defence, by the way. >> well, actually, to be honest, that it's the wrong thing to say. it's indefensible. but what i'm saying is that defence lawyers will always put forward like, i believe you just have quite passionately, is the sort of mitigating circumstances. >> there are always mitigating circumstances. you know, we've just had a, let's just say a major former television presenter who's just escaped a custodial sentence, in part because mental health was played as a particular card in those mitigating circumstances, avoided a custodial sentence . so avoided a custodial sentence. so i can see why your anger. i

spots like morgan hill at 49 dublin down to 48 degrees this morning. santa rosa, you're sitting at 44 to get things started. so definitely a cool start. throw on that extra layer. you're going to need it. we have seen a shift in wind direction. those onshore winds are back. and that's good news that could carry a little fog with it from time to time. but all in all fire danger is definitely lessened from where we had been just a few days ago. cool start to the morning. a lot of inland areas dropping into the 40's. we are going to be seeing plentiful sunshine aside from the immediate coastline as we make our way through the rest of the morning. as for your roads, out there. >> and along a ok, nothing slowing you down at the bay bridge. >> for the means to fremont street, it's taking you 8 minutes this morning. now only 7 yet. definitely an early-morning no need to be making yourself some extra time just yet. now, the san mateo bridge in the center fell bridge. both polling at the limit golden gate bridge, a little fog out there. but most of us are free

devon williams is accused of killing a married dublin couple back in september 2022. police say williams was having a romantic relationship with the wife. williams now faces 50 years to life in prison. sentencing is set for next month. a fire that started outside spread to an attic in livermore this week, a video you see here shows crews putting out the flames at a home in the spring town neighborhood. now officers say a rather crews say the fire started wednesday afternoon and spread to 2 homes, but crews were able to prevent significant damage to the second home. fire officials say no one was hurt. 2 hospitals in san mateo county face a lawsuit over the closure of an emergency center. hmc healthcare shut down an emergency center at moss beach back in april, citing damage from winter storms. the patients now have to drive nearly an hour to daly city for emergency care. california attorney general rob bonta sued agency accusing them of failing to maintain services which include emergency stroke and heart attack care centers. an animal shelter in the east bay may have

same in livermore and dublin, east bay shoreline at 70's for you all the way up. richmond at 75 today with oakland at 73 youngsville, one of our warmer spots at 83 degrees while petaluma and center fell at 78 tomorrow. we're back down into the 70's at the warmest as will also be on friday with just a few more clouds to start the weekend. saturday is our last 80 degree day in land for some time to take a look at where we're heading next week. if you thought it felt like faol these past few days, will kit ready for monday and tuesday of next week, 60's and low 70's at the very warmest, all right. on the eve of them looking. >> about 21 minutes heading into the sea this morning while the san mateo bridge at 19, it was december fell bridge just 14 minutes. and the golden gate bridge 30, some of the tolls. 21. >> well, 6.47 on the clock in the south bay. the city of san jose has a new top cop. the city manager appointed paul joseph as their new permanent chief. that happened yesterday. joseph has been the interim chief since april and has been part of the san jose poli

reporting live here in dublin. bob redell today in the bay. it has been rough. thank you bob. now we can track the temperatures on our free nbc bay area app. we'll show you how hot it's expected to get in your neighborhood, so you can plan around that, and you can find that in your local app store. it is 634 across the world today. people are marking one year since the october 7th terror attack. that's when hamas invaders killed more than 1200 people in israel. this morning, thousands gathered at the site of a music festival where many of those atrocities took place. of the 250 israelis kidnaped that day, about 90 are still being held hostage, including four americans. and the fighting in the middle east is not letting up, as the world recognizes this solemn milestone. new video just in this morning shows israel launching major airstrikes last night on beirut's southern suburbs. the war, thousands of miles away, continues to impact communities here at home today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco this morning, and more protests could happen today.

we'll look at dublin and what to expect today in the upper 60s to start at noon. it is 94 degrees.t's going to heat up fast and into the upper 90s today, and briefly touching 100 degrees. yeah, it's heat still continues. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. and i think that disabled vehicle we talked about westbound on the bay bridge. well it looks like that report caused them to slow down those metering lights as soon as they started activating them. there is a backup here at the toll plaza. we'll track the backup in the east bay and see how it affects your drive into the city. thanks so much, mike. 543 right now, president biden will be in georgia and florida today surveying the damage from hurricane helene. scott mcgrew. he and vice president kamala harris are going to promise whatever the states need to recover. that's exactly right. and which is, you know, 100% what presidents say right after a disaster. and largely, they've kept their word in the past. vice presidents don't tour disasters as often, but of course, we're in an election season. and vice presi

taking a live look outside at dublin. this morning.e'll check that morning commute with mike kari is keeping track of the forecast. you mentioned some rain earlier as well. yeah, we are seeing that chance of rain in the north bay eventually. that's going to make its way into the rest of the bay area by about 8 to 9:00, and then our temperatures are going to be nice and mild for today. once that clears out by the afternoon, we'll head for a nice sunny afternoon and temperatures in the upper 60s in san francisco, 71 in oakland, and it will be 73 in dublin, as well as livermore, 77 degrees for morgan hill and san martin, and also upper 70s and low 80s for the north bay. tomorrow will be a touch cooler, feeling nice for a bit of a taste of fall, but we're also going to see those winds picking up late tomorrow night, so i'll have more on that in a few minutes. and mike, do you still see those flashing lights on the san mateo bridge? saw a few more kari joining in right here. i just see what looks like a fire truck. maybe a paramedic, i don'

nine year old rhodesian ridgeback from dublin. he's competing for american humane hero dog award, which recognizes canines who go above and beyond. and believe it or not, he started out as a companion dog in oregon. this is for a cheetah. yeah, well, now he supports young patients at george park children's george mark children's house in san leandro, a blue ribbon judge panel will now choose the pup who takes home the hero dog title. you just surprised me, marcus. how so? because you didn't say danielle. that is so you. i was saving that for our 8:00 streaming newscast. i'll see you there. good. rodeo though a lot of people voting for him. nice to see. yeah. it is. all right. good day to walk. any dog. yes. good. all around. we are going to see calmer winds. nice weather. a little chilly to start out. we're in the upper 40s now in walnut creek. and it's 52 in san francisco, san jose now at 55 degrees. the wind has calmed down and we are going to have a mild day with highs in the mid 70s in san jose. it will be 74 in milpitas. and

a little bit more inland. 5.80, livermore to dublin, 12 minute commute. there. a look at some of our drive times this morning. 6.80, dublin to fremont. 28 minutes 101 san jose to woodside. 55 minutes. walnut creek to the maze. 13 minutes 8.80, we've got no to san leandro. 21 minutes. lastly, we'll take a look at the southbound 8.80, oakland, 2 to 38. it's a 14 minute commute. i'll send it back to to live at the desk. >> it on tuesday and san francisco mayoral candidates are sending out mass text messages calls telling voters how and what to do with the ranked choice system helping them for sarah stinson takes a look. >> the race for san francisco mayor is in its last leg. many businesses and homes in each neighborhood are proudly showing off whose their first choice candidate in north beach support is shown for several candidates, including daniel lurie, cautious off i marktfarrell and mayor london breed and a lot of places are showing support for aaron peskin who is currently the supervisor for this district. the owner of a flower shop on columbus avenue hopes

look, the dublin interchange. no delays. a little slowing through. hayward, san leandro as well as north 101 through san jose. back to you. thanks, mike. well, turning now to decision 2024. and there is officially six days to go until election day. vice president kamala harris delivered a message to tens of thousands of people in the same place where former president trump rallied supporters before the january 6th insurrection on the capitol. meantime, former president himself donald trump courted latino voters in pennsylvania today in the bay's alice barr. live in washington this morning. and alice, a lot of back and forth right now, marcus. a lot of back and forth across the country. a lot of back and forth rhetorically. and here in washington, just outside the white house before some 60,000 people. that's according to a federal law enforcement official. vice president harris, last night paired her economic pitch with attacks on former president trump as he rallied in pennsylvania and responded to new comments from president biden. and i did this w

there as you drive through dublin.on't turn into a bigger deal. it's already slow there. coming from the dublin interchange, you see the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on the bay area. bridges do not have issues reported to chp just yet. we want to check in with interstate 880. that looks pretty good here with no major issues. and i also want to mention san jose. we had an earlier crash northbound 880 at the montague expressway that turned out to be not affecting traffic. the rest of the south bay commute still looks good for the most part. off to a good start. 639. let's talk about today's forecast here, steve. >> all right, sal, we'll start north first because we have something other than heat. we actually had a couple reports of light rain. what? you heard me at bodega bay. now heading through the russian river up towards cloverdale. geyserville, healdsburg, windsor, maybe you can see right there a lot of this cloud cover, maybe up into lake county. amazing that it made it bodega bay for ab

dublin to mission boulevard 101 to cupert6 minutes. appoint maria su as their new superintendent. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us d from the position after announcing school clia a newcomr to the school for her years at the departmenth san fncco stabilization team.ase table this school year. >> san francisco unified school district t h focus on this year. >> how are you going to close this massive budget deficitone,p my sleeves is going on. >> su ensure the deliver on a balanced budget so that the district can keep local control. she says she plans to continue to build the discipline to tighten the district's belt around spending. the school board is expected to vote on her contract tonight. that meeting opens up to the public at 630. live in studio lena howland, a . today, san jose city leaders are expected torres from his commission and board appointments. sexual relationshp with a minor. there are says tho remove torres from office are limited if he won't if torres me consecutive city council meetings, his seat can be considered vacant. so multiple e news of the i

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at dublin city university, we currently have a project called kowroo, and we're trying to look at howearning and other technologies can really enhance risk assessment. so, on a positive, it can enhance it by actually letting us process so much more data — past histories, projected forecasting for the future — but it's not a panacea for everything, and we are finding that, actually, the best is a combination of the human in the loop and the data. dr sheelagh brady, so good to talk to you on the programme this week. thank you for being with us. thank you very much. well, my next guest knows all too well about operating in a risky environment. his company, dtek, is the largest private power supplier in ukraine, and their operations have been underfire from russia for more than two years. maxim timchenko, welcome to talking business, and let me start, first of all, with how things are right now. how are your operations? how is the business? now, it's absolute focus for all of us to get prepared for the coming winter, and that we spent seven months after massive attacks of russians and pro

this wickedly hot wednesday in dublin. instead, it was all about heading inside. when you think about the and this is getting to be and they're of all residents say that they have, frankly had it with this heat wave day like this do like linger in a store a little longer because the air conditioning so nice. yes, most definitely. i mean, plan to go whole foods charge my car. that's how the linger in the store prohibition might be. a palm springs a little bit. >> this couple braved a few minutes and the heat for their morning coffee, but then decided it was too much to bear enough is enough. >> we have you know, we can't take it >> if you've been doing in the past couple of days, it's been so yes, it is. and so just an inside and getting, you know, the ac working in right to be at emerald park. there was no one around, though, kids playing just a grounds keeper checking things out. east bay regional parks, tulsa, her creek trail, normally busy with runners was vacant. even the goats brought to clear weeds steered away from the free food and decided to hide out in t

hablamos con el oficial ramos de la división de la ciudad de dublín.que le gusta un trabajo que es diferente a diario, a buena paga y para trabajar para el estado este este fuera la oportunidad. bueno, ahí lo escuchábamos. también nos informaron que a través del programa el protector, la patrulla de caminos realiza presentaciones en español por todo el estado, incluyendo en ferias de salud, negocios con alto número de empleados que hable español y también en eventos culturales, entre otros. en esos eventos nos decían los agentes hablan sobre el uso apropiado de los cinturones de seguridad, el peligro que representa el conductor distraído. muestran también técnicas para manejar a la defensiva y estrategias para evitar accidentes, así como también nos explicaban que les muestran técnicas para que los padres de familia les enseñen a conducir a sus hijos, a sus hijas adolescentes y también programas educativos que ofrece la patrulla de caminos de california. a las 18:00 de la tarde les voy a llevar a dar un recorrido con el agente ramos de la patrulla de c

the we're in darnell, one of the most disadvantaged communities in dublin. this district has a reputation for drugs, violence and crime. we've been advised not to walk through the area alone, so as not to put our personal safety risk. here it's common to find families living next to drug dealers and addict crack houses are sometimes rated by the police locals. tell us people come from all over to buy drugs. here. cars pull into the cul de sac for a few minutes, then drive away the daniel jones and his colleagues are social workers from the organization, the day olds. they make several rounds here. every day we have cutting the pavements coffins who have the way people have never made on it's. it's really hard for. there's no such thing as a hopeless article. there's hope for them all. and so what we do really everyone and we've come out with them on when, when it's really busy and to be a lot of people over in the clinic onto the clinic. but i'm at the own under the law people over there look into scholar jobs and someone. so we just my guess of was supposed

clases que ofrecen en cada oficina de chp, ya fuera si vivieran en san josé, en oakland, en dublín, dondeicina del chp más cerca a su hogar y también las ofrecen los fines de semana. así que hay que aprovechar sobre estas clases. por cierto, le comento que la semana nacional para la seguridad entre los conductores adolescentes se inició precisamente el 20 y culmina el 26 de octubre. pero esto sabemos que debe ser un recordatorio constante, precisamente para estos jóvenes, para que no se metan en problemas. también les quiero comentar que hay un contrato virtual entre muchas otras herramientas, mejor dicho, en la en la red social que ayuda a padres y también a los hijos a precisamente establecer expectativas y toda la información sobre esto y mucho más la puede encontrar en nuestra página de internet telemundo48.com. es que lo primero es responsabilidad, eso verdad? algo que olvidan muy frecuente los adolescentes, pero no los adolescentes, porque ahí hablaban de las implicaciones legales que podría tener un padre. pero también los adolescentes hacen lo que hacen sus padres, hacen lo que ha

the we're in darnell, one of the most disadvantaged communities in dublin. this district has a reputation for drugs, violence and crime. we've been advised not to walk through the area alone, so as not to put our personal safety risk. here it's common to find families living next to drug dealers and addict crack houses are sometimes rated by the police. the locals tell us people come from all over to buy drugs. here. cars pull into the cul de sac for a few minutes, then drive away the daniel jones and his colleagues are social workers from the organization, the day olds. they make several rounds here. every day we have cutting the pavements, coffins. one way people have never made on it's, it's really hard for, there's no such thing as a hopeless article. there's hope for them all. so what we do really everyone and we've come out with them on when, when it's really busy and to be a lot of people over in the clinic on to the clinic for the methadone onto the law . people over there look into scholar jobs and someone. so we just my guess of was supposed to pre

and as we take a live look outside in dublin. yes, you need sunglasses and a jacket too, as our temperatures are headed for the mid to upper 60s. it will be a very nice and comfortable afternoon. 68 degrees in east san jose and for the east bay upper 60s and low 70s. and in walnut creek we're going to see that high topping 70 degrees 66 in oakland. and it is a cool day for the beach. it's only 59 in half moon bay and headed up to 67 for redwood city. low to mid 60s in san francisco and our north bay. highs in the upper 60s as well. and it's going to be like this for the next few days. then we watch this next storm system approaching this area of low pressure and all the clouds extending out well ahead of that. so far, no rain hitting the pacific northwest, but it will be on the way. arriving in the bay area late tomorrow night. and so as we time it out, hour by hour, we'll start to see that rain right around midnight for the north bay on thursday. and then going into the day with it quickly racing across the bay area looks like b

. >> happening tomorrow, livermore and dublin are receiving cash to improve transit and public safety. 15 million dollars in federal money. in fact, that east bay congressman mark to saulnier secured for 15 projects in contra costa and alameda county to saulnier will present the money for the livermore amador valley transit add extra hydrogen fueling tanks to support there. 0 emission buses. dublin will use the money to increase community safety with new cameras near public parks and schools. today, bart started installing new fare gates at the montgomery station in san francisco, installing each new array will take about 2 weeks to finish up. bart says that the work will not affect train service, but it might take riders a few extra minutes to wait to pass through the gates during peak travel hours. the agency says the goal here is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of 2025. the state is awarding 130 million dollar grant to upgrade san francisco muni. the control system has relied on floppy disks, believe it or not. for the past 30 years. mayor london breed says that the money mea

this one based at the county station in dublin. >> we use it to is to remove fuel from the fire and we build fire breaks with it. >> fire crews say october has been one of the most dangerous times of the fire season, with high winds and dry fuel. in 1991, the devastating oakland hills fires wiped out thousands of homes and 25 people were killed. >> the oakland hills fires, that was that was in late october. you know, the camp fire was even in november. so a lot of the bigger fires in this area occur this time of year. >> the north bay firestorms broke out october 8th, 2017, ripping through napa, sonoma and solano counties, killing more than 30 people and destroying more than 8000 structures. >> there's been so many improvements. we have the technology with the weather stations and cameras, all the advances that we made in alert and warning systems. we just were leaps and bounds today from where we were in 2017. >> fire officials say the most important thing is for residents to take extra precautions. >> any blade strike on a rock's got a high probability of causing a fire. >> we'll kee

now, is why it's called the incursion into southern dublin on and the fee is classes with has the loss militants putting the unit for those personnel at risk and jeopardizing their mission. for now the you and the says i didn't, tends to keep the peacekeeping mission in place. but if the war gets even more intense, that may no longer be possible. and of course dw will bring you more news from the european problem is debate later today. do in fact, stay tuned for that tensions or rising in cuba, where blackouts are making life on variable refrigerators have stopped working. shops are running even lower than usual and supplies. and we residents have been blocking some roads in the capital with huge piles of rubbish. others marching through the streets, banging pots and pans. the state officials fear a repeat of the large scale civil unrest against power outages in 2021. defying the state bond on protests, demonstrators in havana take that chances in the dock. the lights have been out for days, leaving residents to fend for themselves. some areas have electricity like over them over there

. >> happening tomorrow, livermore and dublin receiving money to improve transit and public safety. congressman mark to saulnier. >> secure this federal money for 15 projects in contra costa and alameda counties to sign a will present the money to the livermore on the door valley transit to add extra hydrogen fueling tanks to support their 0 emission buses, dublin plans to use the money to increase community safety with cameras near public parks and schools a newly available rental room in downtown san jose is being listed. a harry potter could it's a 3 by 10 foot. covey and it can be rented right now for $250 a month. the living space is located just under a staircase. very similar to where. harry potter live before attending his witch or wizard school. that's where is a kept him. the company is inside a one-bedroom one-bath apartment located near san jose state. the posting on craigslist says that the company dweller will have access to the kitchen internet. and yes, you can use the bathroom. there's even a tv and x box. >> like a next here to the niners. faced off against the cow

however, once you get to the dublin interchange, everything changes. look at all that slow traffic in the area in the area here. oops. hold on for a second. that was kind of an errant draw in this area. 680 coming out to this freeway here between 84. that is just terrible. and we're going to get to the bottom of it. there was a stalled car and just a lot of people getting out there. so we will be watching that for you. and we'll have a little bit more coming up in just a bit. but right now at 702, let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. today up in napa, it's expected to reach almost 100 degrees. an excessive heat warning is still in effect. ktvu amanda quintana in napa to share more about the heat. and things aren't actually quite as bad as they were yesterday, right, amanda? >> yeah, not as bad today, but another hot day yesterday. they actually broke a daily record here in napa. 103 degrees is what they hit the last time they hit 102 was in 1980. of course, you know, we're in october. people are here. they want it to feel like fall. kind

palo alto, morgan hill down to 47 dublin at 46 degrees right now. santa rosa, right on the cusp of hitting the upper 30's down at 40 degrees. currently. so definitely throw those extra layers on. winds are moving in from the coast, pushing it a little bit of that fog and also helping to moderate temperatures after such a chilly start. we do have clear skies for most of us little bit of the coastal fog, as we've noted, back up into the low 60's. by the time we reach 10:00am, right. all right. on the eve of 90 minute ride heading into the city this morning. >> no accidents on the bay bridge. well, your seven-day average about 20 year richmond center fell is 5.14, and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls. 23 minutes. >> our top story this morning, a man is dead and 2 kids seriously injured after an apartment fire in san pablo. it started pretty early sunday morning right off of manchester. neighbors say they still have a lot of questions. they wonder how it happened. crawford's jackman has that story. >> well, the cause of this fire is still very much unde

, we do have some chilly temperatures taken some of these 40's with half moon bay at 41 powwow 45 dublin. 44 degrees and some 40's up in the north bay, too. rural areas like the falling to some upper 30's in some parts of the north bay. so keep an eye on those temps this morning. i know a lot of those frost sensitive plants are starting to get a little bit affected by some of these chillier morning lows up in the north bay. now we are looking at a cool, clear start. but today is actually going to be a little warmer than yesterday. was daytime highs will reach the low 80's that are very warmest inland, something we didn't do so much the past few days and keeping that sunshine around roadways this morning are. >> we are seeing backups on any of our spans. taking a look at the bay bridge. it is dark and out right now. but the drive time is fine. at only 8 minutes, the san mateo bridge also not coming through. maybe we have some issues with their cameras ingesting this morning. >> but you are getting those drive times regardless. 7 minutes across the richmond center fell bridge and the golde

we're down here, live in dublin. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news i'm zach fuentes in the south bay where the heat here has been no joke. >> and while the majority of people who have homes here in this region of the bay area have air conditioning, there are so many people here who don't have homes at all. and they are who advocates are turning their attention towards. >> they weren't ready for this. and so it's really hard. and so you're not looking at the weather because, you know, you're assuming that it's fall and i don't have to think about this. >> sean cartwright with the unhoused response group has been out all day handing out water and resources to the unhoused, resources that are greatly appreciated during the intense south bay heat. >> it's been very difficult, we get hit with things that, you know, you just don't get when you're not homeless. >> officials with santa clara county said they've opened 21 cooling centers throughout the county, with an emphasis on the unhoused. our office of supportive housi

she's currently at dublin city university, working as the commercial lead on a new project.ance safety and security for business. doctor sheelagh brady, welcome to the programme. and it sometimes feels like things are pretty difficult right now that the world is a riskier place. is that how you see it? well, the world has always been a risky place, and it depends really from what perspective you're looking at. but i think most people would agree that we're dealing now with a combination, a unique combination of factors. geopolitical tensions, economic instability, advances in technologies, the recent pandemic, major weather events. and i think these all create an environment where it looks riskier. also, i think it's important to say that actually our exposure to instant media or instant reports of events throughout the world gives us that sense that we understand a little bit more of the risk and the nature of the risk that's present. i think a lack of data in the past has probably fooled us into thinking there were less risks. so i think, as i say, we're in a unique positi

landsea homes broke ground at the dublin center.nity with 500 homes and five 500 homes. company leaders say. there's also said to be a community swim center, a water park, restaurants and shops. landsea says sales for the homes will start later this year and another community for teachers is also in the works. construction for a new affordable housing community for educators is almost done. we got to take a look at the 231 grant in palo alto earlier this morning. adobe communities and mercy housing california started construction last year. the community will provide 110 affordable housing units for teachers and their families in santa clara county, a county supervisor says the homes will be open by next summer. that does it for this edition of the fast how new york city celebrated the liberty's first wnba championship. pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy k

in dublin, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> that ice cream at the end of leslie's piece looked pretty tasty, and we may need some of that tomorrow. >> yes, it's going to melt quickly, though. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya. >> it is indeed, dan. and with this heat coming our way, an ice drink might come in handy tomorrow as well. all right, so let's talk about the extended forecast here first. the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories are still going until 11 p.m. tomorrow. the risk of heat related illnesses is elevated as temperatures will soar once again. a good 20 to 25 degrees above average. statewide. we have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings going as well. so we're not alone with this heat wave. looking at live doppler seven, there's no fog to speak of your high temperatures tomorrow anywhere from the low 80s at the coast to the upper 100 seconds while inland, 107 in concord, 103 in santa rosa. san jose 95. oakland 90. in the city 80, in half moon bay. thursday. those temperatures will come down a little bit. still triple digit

jana katsuyama, live tonight in dublin. jana. thank you. cal fire also mobilizing for this weather event. deputy chief jonathan cox says a red flag warning in october is nothing to take lightly. >> what we're doing is throughout the state mobilizing additional resources, additional engines, bulldozers, getting our aircraft to spool up early and be ready on the tarmac. and we also have local government agencies, local fire agencies, staffing and pre-positioning resources. >> cal fire does recommend those who live in fire prone areas to really prepare their families with an emergency preparedness plan. >> pg and e is warning people in five bay area counties that power could be shut off due to the fire weather conditions. these counties include alameda contra costa, napa, solano, and sonoma. the shutoffs would begin first in the north bay around 330 tomorrow afternoon, with customers in the east and south bays affected between 8 and 10 p.m. residents tell us they don't like the idea of losing power, but they understand. >> yes, we do get stres

look outside in dublin where people are up and out the door.is a chilly start and we're in the upper seconds. here. we will see a mix of sun and clouds today and highs in the mid 60s. much cooler than what we typically see even for the end of october. so we will have some rain coming in. we'll talk about when, where and how much to expect coming up. and while the bay bridge toll plaza is nearly full, this burst of traffic southbound on the golden gate bridge caught my attention. looks like things are moving smoothly on the sensors approaching out of marin county. we'll track for any unusual changes coming up. thanks so much, kari and mike. 547 right now, while the election might be the next big thing on the calendar, retailers are already looking ahead to the holiday shopping season. in san francisco, for some outdoor shopping areas, that means a focus on safety. today in the bay's kris sanchez has more on what you might see when you go shopping. right, kris? right. so the plan is to take on safety from a few different angles, things that you m

looking at 5.80, a little bit, you know, over in the east bay, more livermore to dublin right now. it's an 11 minute commute. but once you get over to that oakland area, you may start to see a major backup there. hopefully they are able to get it cleared up, though, before at least 6.30, or so. taking a look in antioch, if you're using for antiochuto concord, it's a 12 minute commute. there. taking a look at some drive times 5.80, castro valley to oakland, 14 minutes, sunnyvale to san mateo 17 minutes. santa cruz to los gatos. 22 minutes and 8.80, san jose to milpitas. it's an 8 minute commute. james, we'll send it over to you. >> thank you, michael, from for your local election headquarters and record turnout is expected during this year's election. many voting by mail, including out in contra costa county, where the majority of voters have already sent in their ballots early. the contra costa county registrar's office is hard at work right now is the first stop for those mail-in ballots. a sorting machine which you see here takes a picture of the back of each envelope and make su

so it if you look at the lunch, there's something in dublin.n in the area of dublin boulevard and san ramon road. it's the chain 7th location in the bay area. they got places in san bruno in oakland last month. they just opened up. so there's lots to check out there. >> or you could just go know, you know what you have to watch because kron-on i was watching at home. yeah, on my out because i kind of like put up a nice little feature. you can take it on the road with you, too. it's super cool that i just think is. me too. yes. if you have tv. so it's a pretty cool as to future. yeah. it's the futuristic way to watch and are and what do you have for weather as we can show kron on about today is relatively quiet and dry but cool. >> and then we are tracking rain tomorrow night into thursday. doesn't look like, you know, we see some drizzle for how the halloween trick or treaters, but we have another system right behind it for the end of the week friday night into saturday. so you we will you guys dress least for the customer. take a show or becau