good morning to laura marcus and the city of dublin. like many local governments throughout the bay area, you can see they've opened up their free sandbag station behind me here along 580. this is for residents who might live in low lying areas prone to flooding. we haven't seen anyone filling up the bags this morning, but also the heavy rain is not expected until tomorrow morning out here. so still time to prepare. but the rain clouds are. videos are visible, as you can see in this video, as a sign of the wet weather to come this morning. a contractor with the city of dublin was doing final inspections of storm drains, that he used that large vacuum on the back of his truck to clean out. over the past several days, and weeks. and this is from the city of dublin facebook page, where they posted pictures of workers preparing for the storm in recent days, mostly removing the leaves from street gutters and sidewalks so those leaves don't clog up the drains. during this weekend's heavy rains. also, posting that reminder of the sandbag stati

apologies to leave that as we are back in dublin with more.ryone at the sexual assault unit and at the hospital for looking after me, especially my own doctor. i want to think the rape crisis centre, especially who has been by my side throughout this entire period. i want to thank all the guards and the able its crew. i want to thank all the women and men who have supported me throughout this trial. for every person who reached out to me, a kind letter or e—mail or anything, it is not gone on unnoticed. thank you, i really appreciate so much. i want... thank you, i really appreciate so much. iwant... i thank you, i really appreciate so much. i want... i want to thank my partner gary, who has been so supportive over the last four years and has held my hand throughout this trial every day and every other day. i want to thank my mum and all my family i want to thank my mum and all myfamily and i want to thank my mum and all my family and friends. last week i want to thank my daughter freya, who i'm most grateful for. daughter freya, who i'm most

well, the court room here at the high court in dublin is - at the high court in dublin is small, it was the air earlier this afternoon when thejury tension filled the air earlier this afternoon when the jury returned to deliver their verdict. they were asked, did conor mcgregor salt nikita hand? and they responded, yes. they then went on to would damages against mcgregor of almost a quarter ofi million euros. afterwards, nikita hand came out to meet the media and she said it proves that people can be vindicated. you can stand up for yourself if something happens to you, no matter who the person is, and justice will be served. to all the victims of sexual assault, i hope my story is a reminder that no matter how afraid you might be, speak up — you have a voice and keep on fighting forjustice. conor mcgregor, he left the high courtjust before nikita hand spoke. he was surrounded by family and friends and bundled into a car and he left without saying anything. with the latest from dublin, thank you. energy bills are set to rise again injanuary. bill payers are being urged to shop around fo

we are at the dublin civic center right now, which is one of four vote centers set up throughout dublin and it's one of dozens you'll find all over alameda county. county election bosses say 100 vote centers are staying open through tomorrow. over the weekend, we found many voters getting it done early as alameda county sheriff's deputies stood watch. so far here in alameda county. the registrar of voters tells us they've had about 300,000 people already vote. he says that represents 32% of voters so far. but he expects some close races may not be decided tuesday night. >> it's probably going to take us a couple of weeks uh. i'm estimating, you know, we could be looking at about 400,000 plus votes coming in by mail on election night. that's a lot. >> the number of police officers feels a little like something is wrong. like it's a little overboard. if i'm honest. but seeing that there is police presence makes me confident that i can come here and vote safely. >> every registered voter across the state has already been mailed a ballot, but if you plan to vote the old fashioned way in per

so the dublin airport made fun of the whole thing online.y posted a picture of an empty terminal and wrote our halloween parade in full flow this evening. the all right, but let's end with the silver lining. some people posted online that this was a sign for someone to plan a real halloween parade next year because clearly build it, advertise it, and they will come. i would not. >> or you could just wait until carnival rolls around and go to new orleans, and do it right. >> they owe them big time. >> maybe the dodgers parade was starting

our temperatures because of all of this, we still have some 30's, dublin dropped to 39 this last hour nelson's joining us it's going the other direction. >> still some 30's, meanwhile, up north and that all means a little chillier this morning that we saw from yesterday. we do actually have some hits of rain to look out for for this weekend. i'll have more on that in a bit. let's get a traffic update there. michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. so far, so good right now, taking a look over at our camera in walnut creek. excuse me, this actually on 6.80, but you can see things are moving smoothly for the most part. no stop and go traffic at all, which is good. taking a look right now at our bay bridge. unfortunately, that is not the same. but the good news is that's sun is rising at 16 minutes to get over the bay bridge. so be able to get a good selfie. why are waiting in traffic taking? actually shouldn't do that online. but take a look at some drive times 6.80, right now, dublin to fremont. 28 minutes 101 san jose to woodside. 45 minutes. walnut creek to the maze. it's a 12 minute

kevin sharkey, bbc news, in dublin.ilty to running a vast people—smuggling operation, from a car wash in south wales. dilshad shamo and ali khdir, from caerphilly, moved hundreds of people from iraq, iran and syria into the uk, using cars, lorries and boats. they were arrested last year by the national crime agency, which told the bbc the criminal enterprise was run along the lines of a travel agency, with services advertised like a tripadvisor for smugglers. here's wyre davies. from this innocuous and otherwise legitimate car wash, ali khdir and dilshad shamo ran a prolific people—smuggling operation that brought thousands of migrants to europe. five, six, seven, eight. business was booming, as they advertised their services on social media. migrants shot videos promoting their experiences, described as like "a travel agency for smugglers". there was a number of videos that we identified where they would be effectively doing a promotional video to say how wonderful shamo and khdir were, and what a great service they pr

university. dublin, you joins us live from dublin. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, you should find it seems so far as go more fees than any of a policy will move us once, but not enough for an outright majority. right. what stopped the rise, they were expected to do some point in this campaign. the, you know, the expectations. so the more high. yeah, i think the expectations began to dave about 6 or 8 months ago. they had a very poor european and local elections in the summer. so their results today and looks like they'll end up with about 20 percent of the popular vote. the same that the other 2, the 2 center right parties are each going to have something similar. and the same numbers are going to be something similar. in other words, it really is a kind of an, as you were election. but for that shouldn't fain perspective it's disappointing compared to a year ago is one of your guess on the item was pointing out. but it is actually something of a relief compared to the last few weeks when it really did look like it was going

we're at the dublin civic center right now, which is one of four vote centers set up across dublin. and it's one of dozens set up all over alameda county. county election bosses say 100 vote centers are staying open through tomorrow. over the weekend, we found many voters getting it done early as alameda county sheriff's deputies stood watch. so far here in alameda county. the registrar of voters tells us they've had about 300,000 people already vote. he says that represents 32% of voters so far. but he expects some close races may not be decided tuesday night. >> it's probably going to take us a couple of weeks. i'm estimating, you know, we could be looking at about 400,000 plus votes coming in by mail on election night. that's a lot. >> the number of police officers feels a little like something is wrong. like it's a little overboard, if i'm honest. but seeing that there is police presence makes me confident that i can come here and vote safely. >> every registered voter across the state has already been mailed a ballot, but if you plan to vote, the old fashioned way in person, th

toward the dublin grade. the nimitz. there may be an issue on the san mateo bridge. we're going to check that one chp gets on scene. looks like it might be near the toll plaza. the span is showing the build, though. the volume. south bay. same thing. no surprises for the east bay. that crash is on the shoulder at university. scott on the shoulder. it's still a distraction. back to you. all right, mike. thanks. well, lots more still to come. vladimir putin is rattling the nuclear saber, and that has wall street a bit rattled as well. dow industrials falling about three quarters of a percent plus. it's wicked week. and i got a chance to go one on one with the wickedly talented star michelle yeoh. she's one of the stars in the movie. we'll talk about the movie premiere this week and so much more, and i hope it will be such a thrilling experience for the musical lovers. well, just ahead, what she hopes fans love most about the upcoming film. you don't want to miss that. you're watching today in the ba. (♪♪) guest

at least 22 former inmates at fci dublin have been freed on compassionate release. dublin women's prison was closed in april following a sexual abuse scandal that led to seven correctional officers being sentenced to prison. mammoth mountain says it has officially officially logged its snowiest november of the past 14 years. the ski resort saw more than 60in of snowfall this month, and the trails are now packed with fresh powder. the resort says they received 29in just in the last three days. they are now ready, they say, for skiers and snowboarders to come and check out their slopes and a number of ski resorts are opening this weekend. good news for those getting out of town and heading to the mountains. sierra at tahoe, soda springs and donner ski ranch are all opening tomorrow to kick off the new season. and with that, let's go to meteorologist roberta gonzalez on the conditions out there. looking pretty good. >> looks great. and in fact, this weekend is going to be just terrific for all of the holiday boarders. and skiers. hi everybody. i sure hope you enjoyed y

lots going on including a huge rugby match in dublin.'ll have a score update in a few minutes, but we're starting with tennis because we have the line—up for the final of the wta finals. coco gauff made it through after a straight sets win over aryna sabalenka and she will play china's zheng qinwen whose impressive breakthrough season finishes on a high. the olympic champion beat wimbledon�*s winner barbora krejcikova in straight sets at the season's finale in saudi arabia. the big serving 22—year—old will now face gauff in saturday's final. meanwhile, cameron norrie's brilliant end of year form continued today after he reached the final of the moselle open. the british number two has had a torrid season with a forearm injury and this is only his third tournament since july. but he beat france's corentin moutet in straight sets to reach his first atp final for nearly two years. he'll face another frenchman benjamin bonzi for the trophy. onto football, and manchester city could go back to the top of the premier league this weekend. they'l

newly arrived migrants camped out on dublin's streets.ake space for them, existing asylum seekers like these south africans were moved out of that accommodation and driven 117 miles to dundrum and protests. there were posters everywhere. i was in dublin for one year, i have integrated with society, so right now, being here, ifeel like i have been dumped. at sunday mass near dundrum, i found sympathy for those seeking asylum in ireland but also for the community. people have different opinions. my own view, i can understand why the country needs to take people and i don't have a problem with it because we are relatively wealthy, but what i disagree with strongly is putting big numbers of people into small communities like this because it imbalances the community and it is no good for the people coming in because there is nothing here for them. in recent years, ireland has seen an upsurge in anti—migrant violence. arson attacks on buildings meant to house asylum seekers who faced beatings and threats. the far rate has little voter support b

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and he had been in town, in dublin in the city— had been in town, in dublin in the city centre in a nightclub hotel which he had booked and that— this hotel which he had booked and that is where the incident happened. so it was very difficult _ happened. so it was very difficult to tell as a journalist which way it would no. journalist which way it would go it— journalist which way it would go. it was a civil case, as i said — go. it was a civil case, as i said to _ go. it was a civil case, as i said to him _ go. it was a civil case, as i said to him of the burden of proof— said to him of the burden of proof was much lower than a criminai— proof was much lower than a criminal case but in the end after— criminal case but in the end after six _ criminal case but in the end after six hours the jury came in and — after six hours the jury came in and found that he had raped her _ in and found that he had raped her he — in and found that he had raped her. he was in disbelief, foided _ her. he was in disbelief, folded over and put his head in his hands— folded over and put his head in his hands in w

whatever the government in dublin looks like after— the government in dublin looks like after this process an immediacy and urgency for that— is now an immediacy and urgency for that conversation to happen for that conversation to happen for the — for that conversation to happen for the democratic space to be opened — for the democratic space to be opened up for people who like mer _ opened up for people who like me. wish— opened up for people who like me, wish to see reunification. but also — me, wish to see reunification. but also for unionism and for communities across the island to say— communities across the island to say what is ireland like in five — to say what is ireland like in five or— to say what is ireland like in five or ten— to say what is ireland like in five or ten years' time? so olitics five or ten years' time? so politics has _ five or ten years' time? sr politics has been reshaped in ireland... the other story from the selection is the virtual collapse of the green party. they're in the outgoing government with 12 seats, it looks like they may leaves all of those 12 se

i'm joined now by our dublin reporter.allies what can we tell... we know that _ tallies what can we tell... we know that it _ tallies what can we tell... we know that it is _ tallies what can we tell... we know that it is going to be a tight— know that it is going to be a tight race. we know that fianna fail are — tight race. we know that fianna fail are likely to come out on top with_ fail are likely to come out on top with the most seats closely followed by sinn fein who were lagging — followed by sinn fein who were lagging but have pulled it back at the — lagging but have pulled it back at the end of the campaign. no bil at the end of the campaign. no big surprises apart from the possible _ big surprises apart from the possible election wipe—out of the green party. in a time when everyone — the green party. in a time when everyone is_ the green party. in a time when everyone is talking about climate, we could see the entire _ climate, we could see the entire green party wiped out in ireiand~ — entire green party wiped o

looking at about 32 minutes from dublin over to fremont. we'll take a look at some of our bridges and some other drive times in the next 15 minutes. tara and james. all right. thanks a lot, michael. it's nioh 2. we want to get back to the breaking news that we've been covering this morning in san francisce where a person was stabbed to death >> near the embarcadero, bart station. >> police right now still searching for the suspects. this was about 5.40, or so this morning. you can see there huge response that this got up at street level and then below you can see officers there tending to the victim, trying their best with cpr to save them. but unfortunately, they couldn't the market or bart station was closed for some time this morning. it has since reopened and trains are running normally again. but we'll keep you updated on this story as it continues still searching for whoever did it. >> 903. now let's go to the east bay where the fremont city council just approved an ordinance to crack down on big vehicles. rv's parking overnight in ne

at least 22 former inmates at fci dublin have been freed on those compassionate releases.prison was closed back in april following a sexual abuse scandal that led to seven correctional officers being sentenced to prison. well, tis the season for giving, but do you know exactly who you're giving to? >> many scammers see the holidays as an opportunity to make money by setting up fake charities and pocketing the donations. fox's rebecca castor shows us tonight some of the red flags that you should keep in mind. >> three, two. one. >> while americans are lighting trees and starting their holiday shopping, scammers are getting ready to take advantage of the goodwill of the season. >> it's opportunists, right? >> jamie truman is the co-founder of truman charities, an organization that's raised money for dozens of nonprofits over the last decade. so she knows to look for transparency before giving. >> first and foremost, when you go onto their website, they should have their finances, like very up front. you know, up in front you should be easily be able to find they have a finan

nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from outside the east county hall of justice in dublin. he's got the latest results for us. bob, good morning to you, laura. marcus. pamela price, the district attorney of alameda county. her office did get back to us this morning saying that she will be releasing a statement at some point today. not a press conference, but a statement. we don't know when that will happen, but right now, voters here in alameda county do appear to be ready to recall the district attorney who has a location behind me here in the east county hall of justice in dublin. you can see with 39% of the vote being reported, that the associated press reports that voters are recommending her recall from office by a margin of 65 to 35%. this is how voters reacted last night to the first batch of results that came in. you can hear there was lots of cheering the group safe save alameda for everyone, expressed their excitement last night over the early returns, showing the yes on the recall with a sizable lead. you know, we want to thank all of the citizens of alameda coun

kevin sharkey, bbc news, in dublin.court on friday, to make a new request for bail as he awaits trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. mrcombs has been detained at a new yorkjail for more than two months. two previous bail requests were rejected afterjudges deemed him a flight risk and said he may try to contact witnesses. as court wrapped up on friday, thejudge did not make a decision on whether to grant mr combs bail — saying he needed additional information. the fifty—five—year—old star — one of the most influential figures in the us music industry — has pleaded not guilty to all the charges and denied any wrongdoing. 0ur correspondent nada tawfik was at the courthouse and sent this report. walking past the cameras into the courthouse, all six of his adult children and his mother. it was noticeable when he was escorted in wearing a tanjail uniform without shackles. just how noticeably he had changed in his appearance since his arrest in september. he was noticeably thinner, his hairfar more grayer, his te

i'm from dublin. i'm from dublin city. and i don't mind saying where exactly. i'm from from dock and actually i want to tell you something i want to tell you something i'm turkey. just recently. i was born in 1991, the early ninety's. i trained odyssey while they're just, i have a masters in sexuality stories. i like to just say i have a masters and sexuality or the i'm a sexuality master, whichever one really i'm living with h i b, that means i have h i v. it's in my body and i have no problem talking about it. i have no problem telling anybody my name is robbie. when they 1st told me it was a real shock to me. i was only a young flag and i didn't say come in. the 1st thing i asked was, can i still go to australia and straightway i just held no, i was too sick. i wouldn't be able to go at that point there where doors close and all around. i didn't know that there were countries that don't expect you if you have hate, shall have able, i was learn and all of the base rapidly. and i left my number with the social worker and james's. i told her i said to her, i sa

let�*s speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who�*s in dublin for us.slow process here because of how the system works. candidates are ranked in order of preference and in constituencies there are three or four and in constituencies there are three orfour or and in constituencies there are three or four or five seats to fill so it does take quite a while to fill the seats. we heard from the sinn fein leader mary lou mcdonald and she intends trying to form a government that some of the smaller left—leaning parties. but the outgoing government parties are saying the same thing. we can hear now from simon harris. he is the leader of the fine gael party and he spoke a while ago about how many more hours there are still to go. i think we have a while to go yet — i think we have a while to go yet in — i think we have a while to go yet. in many ways it could be this_ yet. in many ways it could be this time _ yet. in many ways it could be this time tomorrow before we are getting a clearer picture. but what _ are getting a clearer picture. but what i do know is

slow off the dublin interchange. thanks so much, kari and mike. it is 644 right now.rancisco voters seem to be signaling a need for change in leadership. we have a live look this morning where a winner in the race for mayor has still not been called, but one of the key contenders is already conceding defeat. today in the bay ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger, we also know that a political outsider now leading the pack. that is true. good morning, marcus and laura. we've been watching this close the campaign and the race for san francisco mayor. pretty closely here in san francisco down to the last minute push from candidates yesterday. it seems to be paying off for daniel lurie this morning. daniel lurie, the political outsider that you just mentioned, marcus is leading the race for mayor after 14 rounds of ranked choice voting. lurie holds 56% of the vote. he's garnered over 108,000 votes. he's followed by incumbent mayor london breed, who holds 43.6 or 44% of that vote. she has close to 84,000 votes. now. mark farrell bowed o

some drive times those in the east bay 6.80, dublin to fremont. 17 minutes 101.ose to woodside. 31 minutes. walnut creek to the maze. 14 minute commute. if you're using 8.80, again from milpitas to san leandro, it's a 20 minute commute. there. reyna. all right, michael, thank you for that. the transition of power will soon be underway in washington. >> president elect donald trump as one back the white house and vice president kamala harris conceded the race. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on what's next. >> president elect donald trump is receiving congratulations from world leaders, his opponent and president biden who will address the nation later this morning. the outcome of this election is not what we wanted in a concession speech wednesday, vice president kamala harris told supporters to keep up the fight while acknowledging a peaceful transition of power. while i can see this election, i do not concede the fight that fuels this campaign. >> harris's remarks come after president-elect donald trump swept the swing states and was declare

we'll take a look over at 6.80, dublin to fremont. 32 minute commute in a few minutes. we will go ahead and take a look at the bridges. james, we'll send it over to you. >> okay. thank you, michael. let's get to those headlines now in developing this morning. the san mateo county sheriff is refusing to step down the county's board of supervisors held a special meeting last night calling on sheriff christina corpus to resign. kron 4 sarah stinson was there. >> more than 1000 people attended the board special meeting, both in-person and virtually the board unanimously agreed. they have no confidence in sheriff christina corpus. among those attending the sheriff herself just before the san mateo county board of supervisors approved a no confidence vote against sheriff christina corpus wednesday. a bombshell. >> that is why effective immediately. i'm appointing dr. victor inj to the position of assistant sheriff. i am the sheriff of this county. i answer to the people of san mateo county who elected me. i will not be bullied. >> this shocking supervisors of the board specia

then the west dublin, you're at 38 degrees. currently same in saint helene, a vacaville and fairfield, you're at 37 while berkeley at 44 yet another chilly start to this morning. dry for now. but as i mentioned, if you're heading out this afternoon, just make sure you have that extra layer. the rain jacket with you have to do with michael. >> good morning, evaryone. taking a look right now at our roads. not too bad. for the most part, you can see lots of green, no major delays. so we're gonna look at some drive times right now. 5.80, it's a 13 minute commute. excuse me. can't talk this morning from castro valley to oakland 101. sunnyvale to san mateo at 16 minutes there. 21 minutes. if you're using 17 from santa cruz to los gatos 8.80, san jose to milpitas. it's an 8 minute commute. there that bay bridge everyone's already on it this morning. those metering lights turn on a bit early. so it's start of that stop and go traffic already. 8 minutes over the richmond, sandra fell bridge. and lastly, that golden gate bridge coming in

chris page is in dublin for us. chris, bring us right up to date.xit poll suggests it will be tight, tense and very unpredictable. the poll indicates that sinn fein has a very narrow lead in the race for first preference votes, but it is very close indeed between the three main parties led by the three contenders to be the taoiseach. they are simon harris of fine gael who has been on the job forjust seven months, his main coalition partner micheal martin who was also taoiseach earlier in the coalition government's turn and mary lou mcdonald, sinn fein president, and her party has been the main opposition group in the irish parliament since the election in 2020. during that time sinn fein has also become the biggest party in northern ireland, and it would push hard for a referendum on irish unity by 2030 if it did take power here in dublin. but even if sinn fein were to win the most seats in the irish parliament for the first time, it could well still have an uphill task in assembling a coalition of other left—wing parties which would command an over

under the lights in dublin, all the ingredients for a friday night treat.hwatering prospect. a physical star, where defences dominated. at times, tempers threatened to boil over. mackenzie with all nine of their first half points. although they were reduced to 14 points. although they were reduced to 1a men whenjordie barrett was sin binned for this high tackle, jack crowley from the resulting penalty making the score 9—6 at the half. early in the second half, the home side with the breakthrough, powerful and persistent the forward lunging for the line. the all blacks took back control thanks to three more penalties before this sweeping move took them out of sight. i learned's 19 game unbeaten run at home coming to an end. the all blacks strengthen over the men in green, albeit not the red—hot encounter many hoped for. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. the bells of notre—dame cathedral have rung out over paris for the first time since a fire devastated the building in 2019. bells ring there are a total of eight bells mounted in the two main bell towers. the cathedr

a woman who accused mixed martial arts fighter conor mcgregor of raping her in a dublin hotel has wonages in a high court civil case. after over 6 hours of deliberations the jury delivered their verdict that he had assaulted her, with the judge awarding nikita hand just under 250 thousand euros. the irishman previously told the court in dublin that they had consensual sex in a penthouse at the hotel in december 2018. hand, lost her lawsuit against another man, a friend of mcagregor, who she also accused of raping her. we'll have more football later in the programme, and hear from arne slot and ange postecoglou, time for a quick look at some of the day's other stories. seventeen wickets fell on the opening day of the first test between australia and india in perth — the most on the first day of a test in australia since 1952. after bowling india out for 150, the hosts collapsed to 67 for seven by the close. uefa has opened an investigation after manchester city striker khadija shaw was hit by an object during the women's champions league win against hammarby. shaw scored either side of

the conclusion of the autumn internationals and all roads lead to dublin.s struggled to handle the ball. that in a play by the wallabies saw the ball. that in a play by the wallabies sanurgenson find space and find the open try up the irish response was swift. power and determination saw josh benderflayer get the home site on the ball. the boot of noel keeping them at arms length and despite too early schools after the break is consistency and kicking reserve the wallabies lead. enter ireland's number 17, now his all—time appearance maker, now all—time appearance maker, now a boost felt all around for the playing the part as gus mccarthy forced his way over to secure victory for ireland on a day in dublin belong to this man. world number onejudd trump is through to the final of the uk snooker championship. trump who last won this tournament in 2011 will play either barry hawkins or mark allen who take to the baize shortly. hazel irvine is at the barbican in york for us. first united kingdom championship semifinal here in york. we give it the big build up, t

one of the biggest rivalries in world rugby will be in full flow in dublin tonight as ireland take onall blacks. it's a fixture that's provided some memorable encounters over recent years. this evening promises to be no different. ireland, the top ranked side in the world will be looking to to rest the disappointment of their quarter final defeat to new zealand at last year's rugby world cup. i haven't thought about it too much, personally. i've obviously reflected on the game and i know it wasn't near one of my best performances. it's all part of the journey in the evolution of a player and of the person and i'm sure that some of the lessons from it will be to further development and growth for me. i'm looking forward to putting that into action. well, new zealand, fresh from that narrow victory over england last weekend, know they have a tough challenge ahead against ireland. and their biggest motivation will be that victory in dublin could mean they retake their world number one spot. ireland have been right up to here notiust_ ireland have been right up to here notjust the last ir

i'm love —— live in dublin where counting is under in ireland's general election.ly tights show a strong performance from sinn fein while the green party looks set to lose most of its seats. in georgia, police use tear gas and water canon on crowds as thousands protest a decision to suspend eu membership talks. in syria, islamist rebels are reported to be in control of much of the city of aleppo, for the first time since being forced out by government troops in 2016. rebel soldiers are patrolling the streets and there are reports of long lines of cars clogging the roads out of aleppo as civilians flee. they've also been celebrating outside the city's ancient citadel. the islamist rebels are said to have met little resistance, though the army says dozens of its soldiers have been killed or injured. this was central aleppo in the early hours, after russian and syrian warplanes intervened in support of government forces, bombing rebel positions. russia is an ally of president bashar al—assad's regime. a monitor of the conflict — the syrian observatory for human rights

this is 5.80, west bound lanes, livermore to dublin. it's an 18 minute commute. so if you're heading out this morning, it won't be too bad. it's not in the red zone quite yet. taking a look at the antioch area. 35 minutes from antioch to concord on 4. so that's starting to also dwindle down this morning as we get into the later hours, drive times for those in a little bit more inland areas. castro valley oakland, 30 minutes 101, sunnyvale to san mateo. 22 minutes, 17 santa cruz to los gatos. it's 25 minutes and 8.80, san jose to milpitas it's only a 14 minute commute there. so not too bad. those who are using 6.80, dublin to fremont. 29 minutes one san jose to woodside 62 minutes. that's kind of been like that all morning. so hopefully by 10 o'clock that will start to ease up. 24 wanna creek to the maze. 15 minutes 8.80, milpitas to san leandro. it's a 23 minute commute. those in the east bay that are using 80 right now. 37 minutes from crockett to the maze. so that morning commute is now commuting. taking a look right now at the bay bridge. it is a 16 minute com

reba here is from the animal shelter in dublin. i will put a link up on social media once i am done with our weather cast if you're interested in adopting this pretty girl. temperatures, just running a couple degrees above average for that part of the east bay, while other parts are going to warm up a little bit more after that chilly start in the morning. let's check out tonight low temperatures. a mix of upper 30s and low 40s. but the cold spots dropping around or even below freezing. and then how temperatures bounce back from low to mid 30s in the morning to the low to mid 60s in the afternoon. we have less than 10 hours of daylight this time of year. warming up rapidly. the coolest spots, east of mount diablo, where that tule fog can push up. your temperatures will stay in the upper 50s while everyone else makes it to the low to mid 60s. temperatures climbing all the way up into the upper half of the 60s in san jose and morgan hill. juliette approves. we will see temperatures warming up just a little bit. a modest little warm-u

coming up, we will get the latest on the country's snap election in ireland from dublin. it is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg "daybreak: europe." irish voters head to the polls today for a snap election. for more, we are joined by jennifer in dublin. why did simon harrison call the election early? what was the rationale behind that move? >> he came under a lot of pressure from within his party. his party has seen its support rise since he took a position in april. that was a big motivating factor. the opposition party sinn fein has seen its support fade in the last year. and the government is in a position to have a budget surplus. in october they were able to offer what is described as a giveaway budget. a lot of tax cuts and one-off measures. i think there was a feeling that they wanted to capitalize on that budget. tom: i still love the contrast you have their in ireland with a giveaway budget as we look forward to what is happening in france and germany and u.k. as well. what are some of the biggest issues when it comes to this election? >>

and of course south 680 dublin interchange into the sunol grade.ay out of santa rosareports of a crash lacks like just kind of head from there into rohnert park this morning. a bit of a backup and slow out of petaluma as well and of course the altamont pass we're dealing with some brake lights there. so stick vases and busy conditions out there. be extra careful and seeing the travel times right now. about an hour for the altamont pass and if you are headed out of the south bay, that's one spot that's actually doing okay right now. so northbound 101 hellyer to sfo, only about 50 minutes. but other than that? we're seeing that wet weather sort of trickle across the north bay especially with much heavier rain so that's going to affect the freeways there like 101, highway 12 et cetera. and as you head south of there you might see more of that as well. >> be safe everybody. thanks. >>> now taking a live look at san francisco's oracle park. because post malone gone country and he's bringing his stadium tour to the city. ♪ ♪ post malone making a stop wit

there are no major delays looking over at the 6.80, dublin to fremont. it's a 14 minute commute there. no major delays there either. lastly, let's take a look over at antioch to concord on 4. it's 15 minutes there coming up in about 15 minutes. we'll take a look at more bridges and make sure everything's running smoothly, james. all right, michael, thank you. 5.19 is the time developing news this morning. the man accused of attacking a woman on a bart train has now been charged with attempted murder. >> the san francisco district attorney announcing the decision on tuesday. police say that man attacked a woman with a knife earlier this month. she was rushed to the hospital and treated for serious injuries. all right. check this out. thieves ramming their vehicles into the front of an east bay east oakland business. and the owner says this has happened multiple times. he told kron four's philippe djegal. he's now taking a tip from those thieves to protect the storefront. >> for a few weeks now in a desperate effort to thwart thieves employees at high gift

right now at 39 dublin at 38 fairfield down at 36 degrees right now.illy. much like yesterday was enjoy are clear morning, although cool morning adds the afternoon you're going to be out and about all day. make sure you have that rain jacket with you. michael. >> thanks, john. good morning, everyone. taking a look at our roads right now. so far so good. we're dealing with some residual delays, but nothing that you really need to worry about. take a look. this is a live look of the bay bridge. you can see it's a 25 minute commute into the city this morning. metering lights are on. so keep that in mind. that's sun is beating down in the richmond. sandra fell bridge. it's a 15 minute commute over that. lastly, the drive-in over that golden gate bridge is a 34 minute commute. we'll take a look at those roads in the east and south than just a bit. but i'll send it over to the desk. all right. thanks a lot, michael. 7.31. and a developing story now on the peninsula. >> and says he had to go to the er because of bedbugs in an outbreak at the assisted living f

and in dublin, 0.1. not a lot of rain there.row when we start to rack up on those rainfall totals. some wet weather continues in the forecast throughout the weekend, with some breaks here and there. but yes, it looks very soggy here and our temperatures will be coming down into the upper 50s. mike, you have a look at the conditions in richmond. yeah, we're looking at the camera we have there. you can see it's still soupy there. a lot of fresh rain having come through slick roadways, but a lighter volume. so the reason why it's slowing, i think, was because that rain just traveled across that east shore freeway, upper east shore, more slowing, not a whole lot of build, but a general slowing across all these bridges. here we're looking at a smooth drive westbound, but eastbound, there's still that crash. the jackknifed big rig blocking the majority of your lanes out of san francisco. i think you could squeeze by on one lane. that is going to be a problem out of the city. bart may be a little slower because of those wet tracks. as

you're going to wake up to 33 degrees in napa, 31 in santa rosa and 35 in dublin. even some mid 30s for the south bay. and this is a black friday. if you're getting up early, trying to get some of those deals, you'll need extra layers because our temperatures will be near freezing at least. looking at the sky condition and rain chances, we are all good after today, so once this storm system clears, we don't see anything else coming, at least for the next week. and our thanksgiving is looking dry with highs in the upper seconds. it's going to be chilly in the next several mornings. will be in the mid 30s. all right mike, it looks like there's a lot going on, including in richmond. yeah. flashing lights, more flashing lights at the bridge over to san rafael. we're out of lanes at the gore point, but a second tow truck, a flatbed, has now arrived to pull up what is either a disabled vehicle, but i think it was a fender bender. not on the chp report in front of our live camera. that adds to the distraction westbound. that's one issue here, but a lighter overall volume.

today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from outside a safeway in dublin.me new information on the best time to do your shopping. please tell me it wasn't yesterday. okay, well, real simple dot com. they analyzed google map data and they found that the best times to do your grocery store shopping for thanksgiving were certain times saturday and monday, which is also known as yesterday. sorry about that, laura, but looking forward tuesday and wednesday mornings right before the store opens are also the best times. so within the next couple of hours today and around the same time tomorrow morning, the worst times looking forward thanksgiving all day. maybe not because of the crowds, but just because you procrastinated that long or you forgot something. tuesday and wednesday afternoons. these are ranked in order of best to worst, worst to better than worst tuesday and wednesday evenings, and tuesday and wednesday mid-morning. so basically, the high level here is you want to do this like later this morning, sooner rather than later. okay. nbc news reports that

taking a look over at the dublin area, dublin to fremont southbound lanes of 6.80. it's a 23 minute commute. some smalbut nothing t batter. nothing causing any major delays. lastly, we'll take a look in the south bay. this is 101. you can see northbound lanes from san jose over to menlo park. it's about a 35 minute commufe this morning. i'll send it over to you, too, at the desk. all right. thank you, michael. tonight, 48 and in the east bay bartz is installing some of their new fare gates at the warm springs fremont's station. >> that's happening this week. this will be on the south and the concourse. the second set of gates are going to stay there so that riders can use that while they're doing this construction, we're going to be really hard to get to those in team with plywood barriers there officially actually, here's a look some of the work they did at local station, tearing everything down. obviously time lapsed because nobody works how much tonight? yeah, it's pretty cool. what's happening at all. the different stations eventually all 50 stations by the end

let's speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who's in dublin for us.e now been sailed out of the hundred and 7a... as third seat is automatically field. two seats have gone to the fine gael party. both getting over the quota and winning those seats just in the last hour or so. the big story of this election so far based on the tallies and the first preference votes that are starting to come in, is that performance of sinn fein tied with fianna fail and fine gael. we are not sure who is going to emerge as the top party. the other story is the we are told, collapse of the green party. it looks like they may get at best, to seats —— two seats. it is still really early days. candidates are rated in order of preference which means that counting take some time to do. it will be the end of tomorrow, possibly monday morning before we get a full sets of results. and then the business of government begins. the taoiseach arrived and she is very excited about the performance of a party. she is looking to form a government with the smaller parties and we are hearin

former alameda county sheriff's deputy was sentenced to 50 years to life in prison today for killing a dublin husband and wife. that is according to the east bay times. former deputy devin williams was convicted of shooting maria and benson tran execution style with his service pistol in 2022 at their home in front of their family. their teenage son held maria tran as she died. evidence indicated williams was enraged and obsessed. following a months long relationship with maria tran, nine sheriff's deputies and two medical employees are facing felony charges in connection with the death of an inmate at the santa rita jail in dublin. >> that's according to a new report by a media media partners at the east bay times. a maurice monk was found unresponsive in his cell three years ago. an attorney for his family says he was left alone without adequate medication or care, and may have been dead for days before deputies found him. last week, sheriff yesenia sanchez acknowledged that mistakes were made, but they did not rise to the threshold of criminal negligence. >> now to the latest on the recall

dublin 39. so there are plenty of 30s to the south, which has more clearing versus the north, which is getting the cloud cover already. 23 truckee, 18. south lake tahoe 31 reno. winter weather advisory starts late this afternoon. goes till this evening. it's going to take a while before this system arrives. so for the morning i think you're okay for the evening. afternoon, though it's going to move into the north. it may take until this evening before it gets east and south. and by the time it does, it will start to fall apart. i think a little wave that's a little low forming on the front will also slow it down. but the main upper low is going to do this. it's going to hang around and kind of just do this, kind of do this and then hang around all the way into friday. so with that near us, the next system is going to have not a lot of moisture after today, but it will trigger some activity, especially up in the mountains. you can see a little bit of snow here, 2 to 4 on the initial system. then

alamos 39 san ramon, dublin. in there, castro valley. so it's a cold morning.till some snow kind of hither and yon up there. but truckee, south lake tahoe or the 20s? reno also at 28 degrees, carson city at 32. you can see some still some snow showers up there, although it looks to be favoring now on the lee side or ending as it moves more into nevada. so some activity south. pretty good activity down in southern california, southern san joaquin valley. you can see all that cold air that's colder air going over the relatively warmer water. that's just why you see more cloud cover there. so it's a cold morning. the sun, clouds. i think we'll pick up some shower activity. probably not as widespread as yesterday. next system late sunday. monday looks very weak. i don't expect much out of that forecast. models are just they are struggling past day three and five. so we'll ease into next week. but i think we'll get a couple of dry days. and then after that all bets are off. shades of cool for your friday here. partly cloudy, chilly coastal showers, scattered showers

in dublin, you don't see people on the streets, you see people in nice homes.>we were like, why don't we do something about it? >>>>working the mcc and the alameda county community food bank, they put together a food drive, collecting food from schools and others in the tri-valley area. we >>>>were able to raise a good amount of money and help a lot of people. >>>>nearly $20,000 and enough food for around 40,000 meals >>>>that impact like fully fleshed out, really made us feel like, yeah, we did something pretty cool. the >>>>alameda county community food bank is operating record levels right now. it provides up to a million meals every week to the community and this year, a 500,000 pound increase in food going to people that really >>>>like some meat. mr. >>>>abdullah is with the sec, works at the alameda county community food bank, and on >>>>the need is definitely there. this past saturday we started distributing food at 9 a.m. and we normally continue until 12 p.m. by 1040, we had run out of produce. when >>>>asked about zion, >>>>it >>was hard for her not