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hours after a huge legal victory against the now closed fci dublin women's federal prison. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. that prison was shut down earlier this year after years of allegations of poor treatment and abuse of those women incarcerated there. >> and now the settlement could impact the lives of those who spent years behind bars in dublin. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, who hopes this can bring about widespread change. >> a legal victory friday for hundreds of women formerly held at the federal correctional institute in dublin, the now shuttered prison has been under scrutiny for the past few years after allegations of sexual abuse at least eight fci dublin employees have been charged with abusing inmates, five of them pleading guilty and two of them, including the warden, convicted at trial. >> one of the things we wanted to do was to be heard, like you said, and we didn't give up. >> griselda nunez is one of the 500 named plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed l

hours after a huge legal victory against the now closed fci dublin women's federal prison.d evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. that prison was shut down earlier this year after years of allegations of poor treatment and abuse of those women incarcerated there. >> and now the settlement could impact the lives of those who spent years behind bars in dublin. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, who hopes this can bring about widespread change. >> a legal victory friday for hundreds of women formerly held at the federal correctional institute in dublin, the now shuttered prison has been under scrutiny for the past few years after allegations of sexual abuse at least eight fci dublin employees have been charged with abusing inmates, five of them pleading guilty and two of them, including the warden, convicted at trial. >> one of the things we wanted to do was to be heard, like you said, and we didn't give up. >> griselda nunez is one of the 500 named plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed last

okay, let's not bringing our guests. joining us from dublin is the hallmark donica who's a dublin city counselor of addition fame party in tel aviv allen pen costs a former is really to pull not on writer. and remember it's ireland. zoe lawler, who is the chairperson of the ireland palestine solidarity campaign. thank you so much for your time. let me home looked on a call, start with you. what's your initial reaction to this that? well, many of us have been calling for the explosion of the israeli. a buster, not particularly in the wake up the genocide lockson's spouse is brand been out of sight and kaiser. hi i'm from for many months. we've made the call. so effectively . the is riley combustor has expound herself this variety embassy is, is, is now clause or the house on one hand. it is i suppose attribute. ready to the huge degree of solidarity that there is an artist with the palestinian people. ready who saw their in their parks? it's very extensive. we've had people on the streets almost on a monthly basis in their tens of thousands inside of diety, with the people of palestine.

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well, we're following new developments in the now shuttered fci dublin women's prison. attorneys for former inmates have reached a tentative settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. it includes public acknowledgment of staff sexual abuse at that facility. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talks to one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. >> a legal victory friday for hundreds of women formerly held at the federal correctional institute in dublin, the now shuttered prison has been under scrutiny for the past few years after allegations of sexual abuse. at least eight fci dublin employees have been charged with abusing inmates, five of them pleading guilty and two of them, including the warden convicted at trial. >> one of the things we wanted to do was to be heard, like you said, and we didn't give up. >> griselda muniz is one of the 500 named plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed last year by a nonprofit. >> we definitely raised our voices even higher with attorneys behind us and organizations knowing that somebody did want to hear us and did want to help us

dozens of women say they were victimized while serving their debt to society inside fci dublin.epresents some of the claimants. >> today is a amazing day for survivors. there is a landmark settlement that helps survivors not only at fci dublin, but sends a strong message to correctional officers across the united states that sexual assault in prisons will not be tolerated, that the government took this very seriously. this is more money than they've ever paid. survivors of sexual abuse. >> each of the women will receive an average of $1.12 million, a two stage mediation process involving two judges looked at a variety of factors in determining the amount that includes wage loss and medical expenses. >> it is not the money i think we want to change and the bop. we are accountable for our crime. i think bop has to be accountable for whatever they're doing. >> guadalupe, last name withheld, says she served two years inside the dublin federal prison starting in 2021. she, too, alleges sexual abuse at the hands of corrections personnel. she says the seven figure payout doesn't erase

new developments in the now shuttered fci dublin women's prison. attorneys for former inmates have reached a tentative settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. it includes public acknowledgment of staff sexual abuse at the facility. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talks to one of the plaintiffs in this lawsuit. >> a legal victory friday for hundreds of women formerly held at the federal correctional institute in dublin, the now shuttered prison has been under scrutiny for the past few years after allegations of sexual abuse. at least eight fci dublin employees have been charged with abusing inmates. five of them pleaded guilty and two of them, including the warden convicted at trial. >> one of the things we wanted to do was to be heard, like you said, and we didn't give up. >> griselda muniz is one of the 500 named plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed last year by a nonprofit. >> we definitely raised our voices even higher with the attorneys behind us and organizations knowing that somebody did want to hear us and did want to help

new developments in the now shuttered fci dublin women's prison. attorneys for former inmates have now reached a tentative settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. it includes public acknowledgment of staff sexual abuse at that facility. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talks to one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. >> a legal victory friday for hundreds of women formerly held at the federal correctional institute in dublin, the now shuttered prison has been under scrutiny for the past few years after allegations of sexual abuse. at least eight fci dublin employees have been charged with abusing inmates, five of them pleading guilty and two of them, including the warden convicted at trial. >> one of the things we wanted to do was to be heard, like you said, and we didn't give up. >> griselda nunez is one of the 500 named plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit filed last year by a nonprofit. >> we definitely raised our voices even higher with attorneys behind us and organizations knowing that somebody did want to hear us and did want to hel

of dublin spring with his steve of the black box recorders from the down plain. they've now been recovered. how quickly can we expect the flight data in carpet recordings to be accessed and evaluated? good morning, terry, of the black day to record as far as the day of the all and the digital, like the digital copy course record is. they'll be plugged in to a tech to their computer, and that can be downloaded really, really fast. i'd be surprised if they're anywhere in the local region. so one of the places that they could be sent to might be the be in paris. so that's the actually the investigation types of parents or possibly even directs them investigation, branch and fond brought in the united kingdom. these are independent organizations . that typically what you might send something, something like this. and when like we the public get to hear what's all or is that data recorders that voice recorder so the information um is likely to be made. public costa is normally about a month. so that will be a initial findings from the accident investigation branch. so

okay, let's not bringing our guests. joining us from dublin is that me hallmark donica who's a dublin city counselor of addition fame party and tel aviv ellen pink costs a former is really to pull not on writer and a member of ireland. zoe lawler, who was the chairperson of the ireland palestine solidarity campaign. thank you so much for your time. let me home a on a call start with you. what's your initial reaction to this? as well? many of us have been calling for the explosion of the israeli investor. not particularly in the wake of the genocide lockson's, spouse is private and public stipend, kaiser. and for many months, we've made the call. so effectively, the israeli investor has expound herself this variety embassy is, is, is now closed. so anyhow, on one hand, it is, i suppose, attributed to. ready to the huge degree of saw the dark you that there is an art and with the palestinian people. ready you saw there in your parks and it's very extensive. we've had people on the streets almost on a monthly basis in their tens of thousands in solidarity with the people of palestine. so

and israel's ambassador has not been seen in dublin since may. when ireland said it would recognize the palestinian states along with spain on norway. so what's behind israel's decision and why now? we'll get to where i guess in a moment, 1st this reports from homes. i'm a how much are it is right, is set to close its embassy in island. it follows dublin's decision to support sub africa's agenda said case against is that right of the international court of justice last week? is there any foreign minister gideon sought accused island of having what he called extreme on is really policies a view rejected by the irish prime minister. this is d d. i regret, hold on. i will push back very strongly against any attempt by any country to misrepresent are. these are the desires, entities, writing and but art and is upset loosely on to the survey. sion of children is absolutely empty. the killing of civilians and is upset ac at pro peace a pro international law. and pro logic relations have not been said that i have been has been frequently attacked by isr

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dozens of women say they were victimized while serving their debt to society inside fci dublin.>> today is a amazing day for survivors. there is a landmark settlement that helps survivors not only at fci dublin, but sends a strong message to correctional officers across the united states that sexual assault in prisons will not be tolerated, that the government took this very seriously. this is more money than they've ever paid. survivors of sexual abuse. >> each of the women will receive an average of $1.12 million, a two stage mediation process involving two judges looked at a variety of factors in determining the amount. that includes wage loss and medical expenses. >> it is not the money i think we want to change and the bop. we are accountable for our crime. i think bop have to be accountable for whatever they're doing. >> guadalupe, last name withheld, says she served two years inside the dublin federal prison starting in 2021. she, too, alleges sexual abuse at the hands of corrections personnel. she says the seven figure payout doesn't erase the pain from the crime, but do

i can tell you that.nths at fci dublin starting in 2022. she says a prison medical officer sexually abused her in a back room. fox two first started g on alleged crimes inozens of womenay they weret to society inside fci attorney jessica pride represen some of the claimants. >> today is amazing day for survivors. there landmark helps survivors not only at fci dublin, but sends a strong message to correctional officers across the united states that sexual assault in prisons willrated, seriously. this is more money than they've ever paid. survivors of sexual abuse. >> each of the women will receive an average of12onvol a variety of factors in determining the amount. that includes wage loss and medical expenses. >> it is not the money i think we want to change and the people we are accountable for our crime. i have to be accountable for whatever they're doing. guadalupe last name withheld says she served two years inside the dublin federal prison021. she alleges sexual abuse at the hands of corrections personnel. she says the seven figure pay

fci, dublin prison. so tuesday settlement covers each woman find an individual lawsuit against the prison. the plaintiffs will receive an average of 1 million dollars each all women's prison permanently close early this month after years of alleged staff on inmate abuse since 2021, at least 8 employees of the prison charged with abusing inmates. there are still subsequent lawsuit said of yet to be resolved. after nearly 9 years in business, a hardware store in san francisco is west portal neighborhood, closing their doors, however, isn't easy for talk to the store's manager about the difficult decision and how many of the customers are reacting west portal is such a vibrant area and such a neighborhood, such a village in the middle of the city. and this is going to be a real blow, a lost to the west portal neighborhood. >> after 80 years in business popping house and hardware will be closing at the end of the year. andrew bly lives up the street from the family business. he says losing the store is like

temperatures are in the 30's to 40's right now with palo alto, dublin, as well as petaluma and santa rosa in the upper 30's. currently fairfield among our colder spots at 36 degrees. sfu also fell into the 40's earlier. now you're back up at 53 degrees as we move into the afternoon today, we will slowly see temperatures climbing, still keep those jackets ready to go throughout the morning, though, only in the upper 50's by 10:00am michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. taking a look right now at our roads. not too bad for a tuesday morning. we're really not seeing any delays, but we do have one collision. this is in san francisco. a move out the ways you can see if you are heading eastbound on that. the bridge's eastbound 80. this is west of 4th street in san francisco. it does involve some injuries. so chp is they're they're trying to get it cleared out. but this may be the case for at least the next 20 to 30 minutes or so. so just keep that in mind. if you are heading that way, taking a look at the bay bridge right now, those who are heading into the city the opposite way. 26 min

you're joining us sir from dublin. thank you for your time. your reaction to israel shutting its embassy in our live a well, it's like, oh, it's a southern country and it's free to take whatever decisions it wants. but it's, um it's, it's a broad island does. likewise, the southern country with a somewhat higher model standing in the world and as well as at the moment. and we also say precheck, how decisions about the balance not just peaceful retreat, consistency down in relation to the complex and then at least so what, what happens today he's up to what he is, right? especially on the arch, not much has as you say, make sure it was a progressive will. but the arch position does not ideas where. ready it is company's called human rights pro international law across your mind, sir, you know, the ultimate truth is, it has no pun scruggs. it's on embassy in tennessee, and we do hope to keep the money channels open because that's important to everybody else. so i'm wondering how you actually read the decision. i mean, the why of it or why is thi

i'm in dublin as wales try to qualify for the first major tournament. we'll have the latest from northern ireland's playoff, too. also coming up on sportsday — protesting ticket prices. why manchester united's new minority owners have dissent to deal with just months after taking over. and he's sunk more points than any other player in nba history, but lebron is on a cold streak. could it affect his place in the la lakers team? hello again. to give you an idea of the stakes of this evening's euro 2025 play—offs, for one team, it's the biggest game they've ever played, another says the prize on offer means "everything" to them. seven places remain for the finals in switzerland next year, and they'll all be snapped up by the end of the day — with wales, scotland and northern ireland still in the hunt. the only one of them not yet kicked off are wales, who are in dublin locked at 1—1 with the republic of ireland ahead of their second leg — a match that could take them to theirfirst major championship finals. tomos dafydd reports. travelling support may be

it's about a busker in dublin.rker, a czech immigrant, and they bond over their shared love of music. this song you just play, you write it? working on it. it's a very, very low—budget film. i think the budget at the time was about $125,000. and if you look at the film, you can kind of see it's... a lot of it is long lenses, a lot of it is them just rocking up to locations and filming. there's films in buses and films here in grafton street where, you know, passer—by... random people are just getting in the way of shot. two, three, four... in one respect, you could have once in kind of any city in the world. it can be in la, it could be in new york. but on another level, the characters feel irish — and in particular dublin — and it is...a lot of it is located in grafton street, where you have this culture of singing outdoors and singing for an audience. and it feels very much like an irish film in terms of people using songs and people using language and stories to communicate. # i'm caught in a pattern and i can't

steven, right in dublin, we thank you for your time, sir. thank you. let's look at some more stories making headlines as we speak, as are by john's present in either hom, aliya as a queue, as rush of shooting at an as a bunch on airlines passenger chat. before it cracked, he demanded a full admission of guilt and compensation accusing moscow of trying to cover up the truth. the crash and cassock stand. last wednesday killed 38 people. at least 3 migrants have died trying to reach britain in a small boat. rescuers in northern france, assisted dozens of people on the beach with many suffering from hypothermia. this year has been one of the deadliest years on record for channel crossings, with the 76 recorded depths. at least 2 people died after multiple tornadoes ripped through the us states of texas, louisiana, and mississippi. many homes and schools were badly damaged or destroyed. thousands of people were affected by power outages, voters in croatia of going to the polls to elect a new president. the left leaning incumbent zorian, milan of edge has be

>>/k three months after the federal correctional institution in dublin was closed due to scandal, themer in allege they were victims of sexual abuse. >> i didn't expect to get anything, ianell you that. >> darlene baker served fci dubn 2022. she says a prison medical officer sexually ase a ba fox two first started reporting on alleged crimes in 2022. dozens of women say tyictg their debt fci dublin.ney jessica pride represents som of the claint >> today is a amazingay for survivors. there is a landmark settlement that helps survivors not only at fci dublin, but sends a strong message across te united states that sexual assault in prisonst the governmt to very seriously. this money receive anverage of $1.12 abuse. million. a two stage mediation process involving two judges looked at a variety of factors in determining the amount. that includes wage loss and medical expenses. >> it is not the money i think we want to change and the bop. we are accountable for our crime. i think to be accountable for whatever they're doing. >> guadalupe, last name withheld, says she served two years insi

a 4th of south africa's case the international court of justice accusing these route of genocide. dublin rejected the claims saying it was pro peace and to human rights. a communion zone has struck a russian national guard complex in that chechen capital in crossing some 800 meters. se off the phone line between the do on social media shoot. the drone sleeping low, who by the city touch on the the rums on the cover of confirm that the drone has a site belonging to the police battalion to russian oil time because of taking heavy damage to installed in the correct straits which separates the russian mainland and ukraine's occupied crimean peninsula, wineship split pots of spilling oil into the sea. the about tonka, rama ground authorities, loans, the rescue oppression. at least once the law was killed. for process as best as in costs. because that's that fast. as i recall, a trip to the french, but it's the rate of island by the head of the catholic church funds. if it's set to meet the presidency model of my call and hold mass for local worshippers. guidelines will be off the top. let me

we're actually here in the city of dublin. we're overlooking the hills behind me where tonight you might hear some illegal fireworks here in the tri-valley. and if you have a perch like this one here behind me, you might see them too. but north of us, in the city of richmond, it appears to be a much worse situation. and as you mentioned, scott, year round residents say illegal fireworks are no longer reserved just for new year's eve and the city of richmond or the 4th of july. they're happening many times throughout the year. a number of residents tell us that they were stunned to hear fireworks this past christmas eve. not only are these illegal fireworks dangerous to people and at risk of starting fires, the loud explosions are also very stressful for dogs. we spoke with the richmond police department, who says they will have extra officers deployed tonight. they are not only warning people against illegal fireworks, but celebratory gunfire as well. you fire the gun in the air and then the bullet needs to come back down some

this with steven right cheese, head of aviation and transport at the technological university of dublin. i asked him what he makes of allegations that the plane was struck by anti aircraft missiles. um, obviously we were told initially it was the 3rd strike that was the immediate information that we would give them. now the catholic all star taste of states, and this is being published by royces yesterday. and the, it was a, it was a missile strike. and that would also tally with the images that we had from the aircraft implants and also the bicycle stabilizer that stated that we could say in, in your video that you can see it was time a little box that's from appears to be strapped. no, so you have, i, michelle's not designed to hit the aircraft explodes and then foss moving metal project. so a project house quite it took me straight the crossed, and it's the damages caused by this foss, moving metallic substances that within cops, things like hydronic lines, electronic wise communications and such like there was a vision expert, steven ride head of ation and transport uh, the testing

they managed to come through a nervy contest against the republic of ireland, in dublin, winning thech 2—1, but it was so close towards the end. the victory sending them through to next year's women's european championship in switzerland. jo currie was there, on a night that will go down in welsh history. this night will live long in the memory of the welsh fans. when they finally come down from the ceiling, they can look forward to major tournament football next summer for the first time. wales weathered the earlier pressure from the republic of ireland and when the referee awarded a penalty it was coolly dispatched. carriejones doubled their lead with a pinpoint finish and at that point, the dream of wales was very much on. ireland gave themselves some lifeline but a quickest reaction at close range took it back to 2—1 but any comeback was too late. the full—time whistle confirming wales�* placed next summer's euro, their first—ever major tournament. some of their players had waited a lifetime for this moment and they won't have to wait long to find out about who they will face in

we don't have any problems in the dublin interchange or the south bay. saw that first burst heading north on 101. so that's indicating very, very light traffic. cynthia, conditions are great for the drive right now. pretty clear out there as well. and people are turning on those heaters i'm sure of it. if they're on the road. as we take a look at the 30s right now through santa rosa and pleasanton, it is a frosty start to our last morning of the year, 43 in san carlos. we see more breaks of the sunshine starting to come in through in san jose as well. 43 to start our morning, but after the cold part of the day we will see more sunshine. that will be our little treat to push through the last day of the year. really not breaking out of those upper 50s, maybe a few low 60s down here in san jose and the south county. but the afternoon that will be something to watch as we get more clouds rolling on in here. there are a couple of systems to the north that could bring that cloud cover. as we go on and start to gather with friends and families and even those co

so advocacy case at the international fonts of justice accusing israel of genocide. dublin rejected the claims seen it was pro peace and proved human rights. the premium dro now struck a russian national guard complex in that chechen carpet's old cross need some 800 kilometers, se off the phone line in between. video and social media showed that loan sweeping know about a city church on lita ramos on category of confirm that enrollment have its a sites belonging to the police battalion are now several 100 killed, maybe even thousands. that's the grand production of authorities in my else that tiny island in the indian ocean between what a gas got in the africa mainland was already francis forest of us east territory. even before it was devastated by cycling chito the my gosh. stone has been described as the west in nearly a century. authorities, bessie. the also worried about access to food, water and sanitation for survivors. first came to wins and rings from sacrament chito. and then came the next thread, the widespread destruction left behind and my going to win a francis poorest ove

of roughly 1500 people today, including some of whom were once imprisoned at the women's prison in dublinabc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the impact president joe biden thursday, announcing the biggest single day act of clemency in modern u.s. history. >> biden commuted the sentences of nearly 1500 americans who were released from prison and put on home confinement during the pandemic, as well as pardoning more than three dozen other people, including one man from california. >> from one perspective, it's surprising because up until the election, he was one of the presidents in recent memory who issued the fewest pardons. >> that's stanford law school professor bernadette meyler. and, she says president biden, pardoning his son hunter, opened the floodgates. >> there was so much political pushback that i think it meant that he really needed to exercise the pardon power in a way that didn't seem as self-serving here in the bay area. >> former fci dublin inmates and their advocates are calling on biden to pardon the hundreds of women sexually abused by prison workers in the no

of roughly 1500 people today, including some of whom were once imprisoned at the women's prison in dublinc seven news reporter tara campbell explains the impact president joe biden thursday, announcing the biggest single day act of clemency in modern u.s. history. >> biden commuted the sentences of nearly 1500 americans who were released from prison and put on home confinement during the pandemic, as well as pardoning more than three dozen other people, including one man from california. >> from one perspective, it's surprising because up until the election, he was one of the presidents in recent memory who issued the fewest pardons. >> that's stanford law school professor bernadette meyler. and, she says president biden, pardoning his son hunter, opened the floodgates. >> there was so much political pushback that i think it meant that he really needed to exercise the pardon power in a way that didn't seem as self-serving here in the bay area. >> former fci dublin inmates and their advocates are calling on biden to pardon the hundreds of women sexually abused by prison workers in the now

left—wing opposition party sinn fein says it's hopeful of winning the most seats in the parliament in dublin fine gael — which led the outgoing coalition government, say they're also performing well in early tellers. it's still early in the process as only 26 of the 174 seventh attacks. world central kitchen says it has no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the hamas attacks. seven members of its staff were killed in idf strikes on their convoy in gaza in april, in what the israeli military described as a "grave mistake". and in the last few hours, the international aid agency, save the children, says a staff member has also been killed in an israeli air strike in khan younis on saturday. the organisation said it was devastated and outraged , and demanded an investigation. votes cast in ireland's general election are being counted across the country. figures from one exit poll suggest a dead heat between the three main parties. the left—wing opposition party sinn fein says it's hopeful of winning the most seats in the parliament in dublin for the first time. but

caitriona perry life in dublin i'm caitriona perry life in dublin with two thirds of the seats in ireland's next parliament field, the two major government parties look set to return to power. and liverpool extend their lead at the top of the premier league to nine points and heap more misery on fading champions manchester city beating them 2—0. hello, i'm nicky schiller. welcome to the programme. after two years of discussions, attempts to secure the world's first ever global treaty to limit plastic production, in an effort to stop it polluting the planet, have collapsed in south korea. the world currently makes far more plastic than it can recycle, with much of it ending up in the oceans. at a week of talks, delegates from nearly 200 nations around the world could not agree on a unanimous declaration, with mostly oil—producing nations wanting to focus on waste, rather than production. it comes two years after countries agreed that a global treaty was needed to tackle the issue of plastic pollution, particularly the impacts on the marine environment — and this should be completed within tw

the federal prison in dublin is closing after being plagued with sexual abuse. several jail officials have been convicted and imprisoned. the scandal also led to a class action suit filed by eight former inmates. today, that group announced a settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. the agreement includes monitoring at more than a dozen prisons, protections for other former dublin inmates and a formal acknowledgment of the abuse inmates suffered. a judge still needs to approve that settlement. well, calls for help tonight from people fed up with crime in vallejo. their last straw, the high profile robbery of a man from london that we showed you earlier. this week. people who live in vallejo are now pushing for the governor to send in the chp. here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. in 2024, in a democratic state, fifth largest economy in the world, a city can be held captive by criminals, and nobody's doing anything about it. and nobody listens and nobody responds. i mean, that's this is the united states. this is this is not acceptable. that's how many peop

we did have ben move the camera around in dublin. we'll show you what he found. but first let's check the view of the business world with bertha. hey mike, good morning to you and good morning to you in the bay area. wall street set to open a bit lower as we kick off the last two trading days of the year. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500, though, are just shy of record levels, with the s&p and dow up more than 25% and 14%, respectively, both on track for their best year since 2021. the nasdaq, meantime, is up more than 30% this year and is on pace for its longest quarterly winning streak since 2021. in focus this holiday shortened week, we're going to get data on housing, jobless claims and manufacturin. defaults on credit card loans are apparently at the highest level since 2010. industry data shows that lenders wrote off $46 billion in seriously delinquent loans in the first nine months of this year. that's up 50% from a y yeargo. write offs occur when lenders decide that it's unlikely a borrower will ever pay off those debts. moody's analytics says high income hous

that's from livermore over to dublin.course, you can see there in that corner, all that congestion of people coming in from tracy. really what we see all the time taking a look right now over in the antioch area. westbound for antioch to concord. it's about a 24 minute commute or so. so not too bad. taking a look over at crockett to the maze. it's a 20 minute commute. there's some small congestion. once you get over to that mays. and then if you're getting to that bay bridge, it's a 27 minute commute into the city this morning. so this metering lights are already on. just stop and go traffic. now taking a look over in the east bay san leandro over to milpitas. 23 minutes on southbound 8.80, no major delays, of course there in hayward. it's that area that we always see with that congestion. and lastly, we'll take a look down south san jose on the northbound 101 san jose over to menlo park. it's a 32 minute commute. james. >> michael, thank you. 5.48 speaking of getting around cruise, the autonomous vehicle company, their p

and as we head over to dublin, we are now at 50 degrees, so it is still very chilly out there. jacket weather and we are going to see temperatures only make it up to 64 today. you may notice that it's a little bit cooler than it was yesterday, with a high of 60 expected in san francisco, only 60 in dublin and 62 in fremont and upper 50s for the south county. dry weather tomorrow, but then rain on thursday. we'll talk about that timeline and what to expect into the weekend. coming up in a few minutes. thanks, gary. well, as the weather changes this week, you can track the rain on the go using our free nbc bay area app. it's available to download in the app store. well, president biden spoke at a political think tank this morning reminding americans he's leaving office with good. shape. and soon scott mcgrew will be under the care of donald trump. that's right. pete hegseth gets the job. hegseth, of course, accused of drunkenness and several instances of inappropriate sexual behavior. video here from earlier this morning of the fox news anchor meeting with texas senator john corn

chris page, bbc news, dublin.h patel, to lead the federal bureau of investigation — an agency patel has often criticised. a former us defense department chief of staff in the first trump administration, patel has been a steadfast supporter of the incoming republican president. for patel to take the job, the current fbi director christopher wray would need to resign or be fired — although trump did not call on him to do so in his post. for more on this, i'm joined now by stephanie lai, who's national politics reporter at bloomberg news. thanks for being with us. tell us more about this latest peak in the transition.— in the transition. certainly. the peak — in the transition. certainly. the peak of _ in the transition. certainly. the peak of patel- in the transition. certainly. the peak of patel for - in the transition. certainly. the peak of patel for fbi . the peak of patel for fbi director seems to fit the mould of many of trump's appointments so far. as sources have been telling me, they are looking for disrupt

clara valley and mostly the hills and foothills that are seeing the light rain but right now but dublin and fremont and concord too. the next seven days, we still see a few more days of showers in the forecast on the lounge rang model but i think it's important to note if you see the rain icon on the phone or if you see this you are probably a little intimidated like oh no i have to get traveling this weekend. watch the timeline of the storm real fast. take this kind of hour-by-hour. this morning it starts to move to the south and it starts to dry up. cloudy skies in the afternoon hours today and as showers pass to the north of us. closer to napa and sonoma. now as we head into our saturday morning forecast, those showers become a little bit more apparent for the friends up in the north bay and still dry down into the santa clara valley. into the afternoon and overnight hours that night. by sunday, we get another splash of showers once again starting from the north but that does make its way down into the santa clara valley with snow expected up into the sierra all the way into the afte

the women's prison in dublin is being permanently closed.t announcement facilities among numerous prisons across the country that are being shut down in the last 3 years. at least 8 employees at the dublin prison have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. 5 of them already pleaded guilty. the permanent shutdown of the women's prison there in dublin comes 7 months after it was temporarily closed in the wake of a staff on inmate abuse scandal. the bureau of prisons said it decided to close the prison after an assessment identified considerable repairs that would be necessary for to keep running. the agency says low staffing and the high cost of living here in the bay area also contributed to the decision. hundreds of people who are incarcerated at that facility are currently suing the agency. >> in developing news, the results of the november election are expected to be certified by the alameda county register voters today. and once that happens, that will kick start the complicated process of eventually electing oakland's. next. mayor k

it's an 11 minute drive from livermore over to dublin.course, there's always that morning traffic from everybody traveling into the bay area from tracy. send it back to 2. >> thanks a lot, michael. 6.18, right now. and for your health. a state department of food agriculture is issuing a recall of raw milk from the dairy farm in stanislaw county. this is because of the bird flu was detected in samples taken from a tank at that farm. it's called valley milk, simply battle dairy farm. and the order applies to all of their simply valley milk simply bottles, rock cow milk and the des email rock. how milk and that's in the court, the half gallon and the one gallon plastic jugs. you will see the date of december 23rd through december. 30th. this is the second recall of raw milk here in california because of concerns about bird flu contamination. and bird flu is having quite the attacks. if you haven't noticed on egg prices and supply and supermarkets, some stores don't have eggs at all because of the bird flu causing the death of and the killing

this is a live look at 580 in dublin. a lot of cars up and out this morning on this friday after the holiday. and we are seeing some very slick conditions, some puddles still left on the roads as well as some debris, with this initial line of rain coming across the bay area, it produced some really gusty winds. now the rain is starting to taper off. we're seeing not as much of the green here on the radar as we see this system continuing to move off towards the south and east. we're going to see our weather improving as we go throughout today, but our hour by hour forecast still shows the potential of some lingering showers, mainly later on this evening and as we go into tomorrow as well. a chance of rain throughout the day, but overall mostly cloudy. and then on sunday the rain comes back more widespread. and also that heavy rain, some bouts of some of those bigger downpours. we'll see that into the morning on sunday. but by sunday evening this weather system is in and out of here fairly quickly as well. so we're looking

plus, an update on the notorious women's prison in dublin.deral officials say will happen to that facility after years of abuse, decay and management, and a costly proposal by the bart board of directors. what they want to rename the lake merritt station to the tune so far, there are no reports of major damage or injuries from this magnitude 7.0 quake off the humboldt county coast this morning. officials posted a tsunami warning that was canceled after about an hour and last hour. during the 4:00 news, we spoke with former fema presidential appointee and fire battalion chief mark navarro. he said that technology, including buoys in the ocean, gives experts a good sense of whether a tsunami is imminent. he added that this quake offers a good reminder to make an emergency plan with your family. >> it doesn't take a lot to be prepared with your family. you should heed this as a warning because if something catastrophic happens on the east bay hayward fault, there just aren't enough resources to be able to help. they're going to be dealing with s