and the dublin has a lot in terms of culture. and i think probably somebody said a 140 different clubs and societies, a transfer to not counting other any other university. lots changed as well during the show and saw. and let's talk soon. there's definitely a very big pop culture here. and i guess so when main questions on everyone's lips, do you enjoy the so how does setting in dublin sound to you? are you sold the weather, fruity, and fresh or premium suite? most people find it hard to resist a piece of cake. some of us use pre packaged products, but others big, real works of art like french baker. nina may tell you, we went to paris to meet the best pastry chef in the world. could these be the world's best cakes? they were, after all fixed by the world's best. pastry chef. a woman from france. well, you know, i mean, let me tell ye, i'm a patricia, evan. incredibly proud to have been named the world's best pastry chef in 20232024 children on the on the news on gets out to me. now. one of the few women in the industry rise to

what makes dublin a great place to study and award winning? pastry chef. how nina? mit tag you became the world's best piece. yet all this and more coming up on your own max, the donald trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of the united states on january 20th. before he moves into the white house with the 2nd time. we took a look at his european routes, the cost of time drunk. in this video, we reveal the connection between the incoming us presidents and villages and remote call on us of europe. i'm charlotte light ahead on the all of lewis in the alpha hebrides on the trail of donald trump. mothers go fish harris. i'm henry, i'm in the southwest of germany and i'm standing in front of the white house of course. but this is the home in which i don't have the drums grandfather. we'll see if we can find any trace of his answers. this might have left as well as any relatives might still be here. but 1st, what 2 people here actually think of donald trump? i'd rather not say publicly, not necessarily is full. he's a convicted felon and then a tori is wires and lo

there was chaos in dublin, where an ice rink was . dublin, where an ice rink was flattened.lieved that lives were saved, because most people followed advice to stay at home. now that the storm has blown through, people are seeing the scale of the damage and the destruction. communities are coming together, but clearing the fallen trees, repairing the electricity network and making the roads safe could well take some time. several unwelcome records have been set today. never before has a red weather warning applied across the whole of irish republic and northern ireland. in bangor, this leisure centre took a huge hit. houses in this area near belfast suffered damage. it has become a frequent scenario during recent storms. the tree went scenario during recent storms. tia: tree went through scenario during recent storms. the tree went through the scenario during recent storms. tt2 tree went through the conservatory a few years ago. last year substantial damage to the roof. and again this year. a recurring problem. this damage to the roof. and again this year. a recurring proble

this is just taking it straight from our traffic cameras overlooking dublin.ide from the skies, the commute is moving along pretty nicely as well. i haven't seen any major delays in any of our speed sensor cameras. our speed sensors so far have been tracking green, and we did catch some slowing, of course. typical spot that bay bridge toll plaza. very busy, but so far no major accidents. are alerts to report at this hour. i'll send it back to you. thank you very much. well, happening now, vallejo school leaders weighing the possibility of school closures. and they're holding a town hall tonight to try to get public feedback. like other large school districts, vallejo faces a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. right now, stephanie manor elementary and vallejo charter school are on the short list of schools that may shut down. the meeting starts at 6 p.m. at vallejo's bethel high dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of

it's about a busker in dublin.worker, 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

the dublin home invasion. none of them had blond hair. >> officer misty caruso contacted the fbi. >> i said, i have this suspect in custody who may be a person of interest to you in the vallejo kidnaping case that you guys deemed a hoax. and he told me that it wasn't the fbi saying that it was a hoax, and that it was vallejo pd that said it was a hoax. >> in 2017, matthew mueller entered a guilty plea to denise's kidnaping and was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison. later this week, he is scheduled to appear in court again on the new charges. denise and aaron, now married, received a $2.5 million settlement from the city of vallejo in 2018 with no admission of wrongdoing. and in 2021, the police chief at the time issued a public apology, writing in part, what happened to miss huskins and mr. quinn is horrific and evil. i would like to extend my deepest apology for how they were treated during this ordeal. >> after the case with denise huskins and aaron quinn, we always thought that these kidnaping and sex

reporting live here in dublin. bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right. thank you very much, bob. all right. taking a look outside right now, you can see in san jose beautiful shot there and kind of echoes across the bay area anywhere you go. pretty nice and beautiful out there. temperatures to a lot warmer than earlier today. yeah, it's warmer, but it's still jacket weather as you're stepping out and going to lunch and we're looking at a sunny day all across the bay area with all of our camera views, seeing nothing but blue skies and it looks nice. but then when you step out there, it's still 44 in napa. so it's a cool morning, but at least it's not in the upper 20s like we started out. we're at 48 in pleasanton while san jose is at 52, and it's 53 in san francisco. we'll warm up a few more degrees from here going into the afternoon with upper 50s and low 60s. more sunshine, but eventually we'll get some rain. so we'll talk about that coming up in the full microclimate forecast. much needed to. all right. thanks, gary. an investigation in san francisco is underway after police re

— a couple of planes also went to dublin. flight — manchester is their high number of flight cancellations. we are now up— of flight cancellations. we are now up to 60 cancellations. some — now up to 60 cancellations. some of— now up to 60 cancellations. some of those, like emirates to divide. — some of those, like emirates to divide, cathay pacific to hong kong, — divide, cathay pacific to hong kong, are due to the fact that the plane _ kong, are due to the fact that the plane was way out of position— the plane was way out of position after the diversions. many— position after the diversions. many of— position after the diversions. many of them, for instance we -ot many of them, for instance we got 26 — many of them, for instance we got 26 cancellations in and out on easyjet, that is simply due to the — on easyjet, that is simply due to the first wave of flights being _ to the first wave of flights being able... unable to get out as normai— being able... unable to get out as normal and that included cancellations to places s

dublin is in there 33.martinez in there, along with union city, upper 30s 18 and 17, truckee, south lake tahoe, carson city 18, reno at 19. nothing really changing, although there will be an arctic plunge here in the middle of the country, and some of that will kind of work its way back to the west and may clip us a little bit over the weekend. so i think today is probably the warmest day, and then we'll start a slow decline going into the weekend on those high temps, same old song and dance, though there's really not much change here. 60s on the temps, 30s and 40s on the lows. >> all right. thank you. steve. calls for price gouging. calls of price gouging during the wildfires in los angeles. we're going to show you a few examples of the new costs for fire victims. and moana and moana two are among the most successful animated films of all time. but one filmmaker says disne stol touches of black. they stand for elegance. refinement. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everyth

and scott lucas, a professor of us and international politics at university college dublin. and bathing is on a tang and a senior fellow at ty, hey, institute, that's an independent chinese think tank and in college has to end the u. k. is natasha, and instead of foreign policy specialist and professor of government at the university of ethics, a very well welcome to all of you. we have a lot to get through in this program. scott, i'll start with you trump in his 1st few days as the next president is expected to unleash a let. so the executive orders actions including math deportations pot in for january 6, roches aggressive terrace for the number of countries. his former white house chief of staff, steve bannon said the concept for the 1st those 1st few days a weeks will be the ease of fund. what are you expecting? well, i think you summarized it well in the introduction when you talked about donald trump's 1st term being marked by chaos. and that is where we are 8 years later. in terms of specific actions, you are talking about the threat of those mass deportations before

if you look at pictures from dublin city centre, 1.2 billion people —— 1.2 million people.avel and people had to work from home, including me presenting this show from home here. it was definitely taken seriously. we had good notice, we had about 36 hours notice saying we're going to be status read. it's the first time i think that the whole island of ireland was status read, which means a danger to life, and people took very seriously and made appropriate provisions. interestingly enough, were quite a few cues on thursday morning in the supermarket, i was in the supermarket at 8:45am and there was a queue to get stuff like bread and other revisions, people fearing it would turn out worse than it is. but it hasn't come a red and orange status levels have been lifted and i were back down to fairly normal with the exception of county donegal in the west. , ., ., ., the west. john, thanks for talkin: the west. john, thanks for talking to _ the west. john, thanks for talking to us. _ the west. john, thanks for talking to us. joe. - let's head to glasgow now, which has resembled

lafayette, alamo and dublin.stro valley, north dublin 34 1617 truckee, south lake tahoe 12 at mammoth and reno. one observation there 21 another one i think i saw 18. there's just nothing going on for us. the key will be going forward. i mean, if you like, you know, cold mornings and sunny days, this is about as good as it gets. we'll see what happens. sunday and monday. there could be another round of a system clipping us, which would really crank up the offshore wind. there's not a consensus on it. a couple of them keep the system well to the east. the other two will clip the sierra. so that's something to watch as we go into monday. mr. blue sky today though. clear cold morning, wall to wall sun. get out and enjoy. it's nice 60s on those temps. any changes? not really today or tomorrow, but then by the weekend? yes. and maybe for sure. as we head toward sunday. monday i think the wind will pick up. dave. >> all right, steve. thank you. time is 652. the san francisco giants heading to the north bay for good rea

you fell to 39 dublin at 32 degrees. same in santa rosa now because of how very chilly it is out there. we do have frost advisories for the inland east bay, the south bay as well as the north bay on until 09:00am this morning. temperature wise this afternoon, we're actually going to be a little above average again, back into the 60's under sunshine and much

visibility is great here as far as we see in dublin. but as we look at the travel time traveling down toward 580, look at this middle number. that's vasco road. it has jumped up and we saw those slower sensors just at the tail end approaching dalton, heading toward 580 out of contra costa county. and maybe some fog. because look at the map. we have a lot of fog that was registered over there, but it's not showing up in richmond anymore. things are starting to clear up a little bit. top of the screen. highway four does still have a crash slowing things down on highway four. approaching six. 242 southbound, where there is that crash just at the interchange, causing congestion. the earlier traffic break has cleared from two lanes but still restricted traffic flow there. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. we'll talk about what's going on. highway one near pescadero. there's still a closure coming up. i'll give you those details coming up. back to you. sounds good. thank you. mike. 531 right now. later this morning, oakland firefighte

and dublin will also be at 59 degrees.ing it to tomorrow, we notice that the numbers really don't change as much. and then we're also looking at the same on thursday as well, with a few more clouds coming in by friday, and that's going to lead us into our next chance of rain that will be coming through with an atmospheric river just to our north. we're kind of on the southern edge of that atmospheric river. now, we're not expecting a whole lot of rain for this, unless you're in the north bay. and then by early next week, we'll start to see this finally pushing to the south as rain chances continue into monday and tuesday. so look at the differences here. while san jose may not see much of anything, a few hundredths of an inch of rainfall, a lot of our models are picking up on the potential of a lot of heavy rain. once again for santa rosa. remember, this is what we saw in december with all of the heavy rain farther north. but then when you go south of the golden gate bridge, there really wasn't a lot of rainfall. so we're

here's a live look outside in dublin as you're getting up out and about. we're seeing some of those winds really having you gripping the steering wheel with both hands. because we are going to see those gty winds continue, at least for a little while longer. yesterday we were dealing with some really dense fog, mainly in the north bay and near the coast. but all of that has since mixed out and we're going to have a slightly warmer day with temperatures this afternoon headed for the low to mid 60s, even some upper 60s in a few spots. we'll be up to 66 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco 64 and 62, in fremont. we will continue with some breezy winds and well above normal temperatures, and we'll talk about some more changes in our weekend forecast coming up. mike, you're starting with changes in the north bay. yeah. the first thing we'll point out is yesterday we had that dark yellow, the mustard color showing all over the north bay with dense fog this morning. kind of cleared up as far as most of our sensor reads. there is still something in the north bay,

you're back at forty-seven now, dublin livermore.'s petaluma just above ez

reporting live here in dublin bob redell. today in the bay we will be following every aspect of that bob redell for us this morning. bob. thank you. 609 right now in southern california, nearly three weeks after the palisades fire first ignited, the las evacuation orders are finally being lifted for people in that fire zone. for now, only residents are allowed to access that area. l.a. leaders are advising them to avoid staying in that area for extended periods of time, due to the volume of toxic materials. also, slide debris from the recent rainfall is now blocking some roadways. as for altadena's eaton fire, southern california's edison power company, now examining recently discovered surveillance video appearing to show a shower of sparks in the same area where the eaton fire started. the video spot, shadowed here with incorrect timestamp, was shot from a security camera at a gas station in pasadena. it was also included as part of a legal hearing yesterday, tied to dozens of lawsuits filed against socal edison in the wake

tracy to dublin, 52 minutes dublin to mission boulevard south 25 minutes 1 to 1 in cupertino 16 minutes. and looking live at our oakland 880 camera. we have no issues here. traffic is flowing nicely in both directions. reggie. amanda. >> gloria. thank you. developing news now. the death toll has risen over the weekend as the wildfires in los angeles county kept burning. at least 24 people have died and 16 are still missing. containment on the fires is up, but what's next is a real cause for concern. the fires are being fueled by severe drought conditions and strong winds. those winds return tomorrow. >> the national weather service has issued a rare pds red flag warning that stands for particularly dangerous situation. it's the highest level alert possible and it's the fourth time in three months one of these has been issued. our focus this morning remains on the palisades and eaton fires, still scorching their way into the record books. more than 12,000 structures have burned, becoming the second and fourth most destructive fires in state history. investigators have not shared a cause

pleasanton and dublin. at 30, it's below freezing in ross., richmond and menlo park. you need to dress in layers out the door this morning and from this morning all the way through thursday morning. each and every day will either start off with the frost advisory, a freeze watch or freeze warning. look at the numbers 41 emeryville, also el cerrito and in berkeley. it's now in the mid 30s and throughout castro valley back into hayward. and good morning to all of you in union city, back into alviso, you're just slightly above freezing. the winds are slight, but it's enough to make it feel like we have a wind chill out there. so when you look at the temperatures, it actually feels a lot colder. it's dark. sunrise is at 717 and you will not see a cloud in the sky. it is clear with that clear slot of cold air drifting in with the passage of that area of low pressure that's providing the rain, sleet and snow across southern california hasn't done so since april of last year, with only 16/100 of an inch of precipitation. so far today, i've been seei

also it to shannon in the west of ireland and also to dublin — the west of ireland and also to dublinhigh number— manchester is the very high number of flight cancellations. we are — number of flight cancellations. we are now up to 60 cancellations. some of those, like emirates, to divide, and cathey— like emirates, to divide, and cathay pacific to hong kong are due to — cathay pacific to hong kong are due to the fact to the plane that— due to the fact to the plane that was— due to the fact to the plane that was way out of position after — that was way out of position after the _ that was way out of position after the diversion but many of them, — after the diversion but many of them, for— after the diversion but many of them, for instance, we have got 26 cancellations in and out in an easyjet and that is certainly due to the first wave of flights _ certainly due to the first wave of flights being unable to get out as— of flights being unable to get out as normal. so that included cancellations to places such as sofia _ cancellations to places such as sofia ih — cancellations to place

who would be prosecuting cases here at the east county hall of justice behind me in dublin and other courthouses throughout alameda county. last november, voters recalled alameda county district attorney pamela price over criticism that she was not tough enough on crime. since then, chief assistant district attorney royl roberts has been running the prosecutor's office that until a board selects a new da. last week, the board whittled the pool down from 15 to 7 finalists. that special meeting at 130 this afternoon, that's when the board will interview those finalists again publicly. now, there are two internal candidates in the alameda county district attorney's office who both have decades of experience prosecuting cases that, according to the east bay times, they are elgin low, who is a senior district attorney, and jimmy wilson, who is a deputy da. venus johnson. she's another finalist who's been endorsed by california state attorney general rob bonta. according to the east bay times, she is currently the chief deputy attorney general for the california department of justice, was

the east county animal shelter in dublin does fluffy dog fridays where the adoption fees are free. tomorrow would be the day if you're interested in a husky to adopt as your own. let's look at the temperature details for the rest of the bay area, 30s and 40s tonight, mostly 30s inland whether it's in the north bay, east of the oakland hills or the santa clara valley, low to mid-40s around the bay and the santa clara valley, 42 degrees in san jose, upper 30s around morgan hill. temperatures tomorrow will still be above normal, 60s pretty much across the board. the exemption is along the coast, upper 50s because while we have a bit of cloud cover, we also have the return of an onshore breeze. it's not overly strong, but it will be enough to drop temperatures back to the upper 50s. then we'll track a chance for a couple showers headed our way, futurecast trying to bring some pop-up showers saturday afternoon and another wave of scattered rain showers saturday night. this is more miss than hit. your odds of seeing more than a couple sprinkles are about one in three, at best. the atmosp

vea santa rosa 35 napa 36 oakland en los 43 concord 39 también dublín redwood en los 41.da esa área de la bahía. así que cargue su paraguas. cómo van a estar los próximos días? en el área de san francisco. mañana miércoles. 58 mínima de 48 el jueves. con cielos parcialmente soleados. esa temperatura aumenta en los 61 mínima de 49. vuelve a bajar la temperatura para el día viernes. en los 58 se mantiene para el día sábado. mientras tanto, las mínimas en los medios 40 oakland. cómo van a estar esas temperaturas? mañana miércoles en los 60, mínima de 48 con cielos nublados. para el viernes también se esperan precipitaciones. baja la temperatura en los altos 50 y la mínima se mantiene en los medios 40. de mi parte es todo por el momento. que pasen un feliz fin de año. los deportes van a hacer un recuento de este 2024. los momentos que marcaron a los equipos y atletas del área de la bahía los tenemos tos, absolutamentode ahora vayamos juntos hasta el 2024. fue irregular para nuestros equipos del área de la bahía, pero hubo algunos puntos brillantes y por eso, para cerrar este

i meant to have stealing from tennessee college dublin. thank well joe and it goes out for a potentially devices in action. friends has seen the passing of one of its most polarizing politicians. so marie, lupins found at the far right national front policy has died at the age of $96.00. and he was a fire brand popular this to vials against immigration and multi culturalism issue . the french political establishment in 2002 by unexpectedly, reach the presidential run of against jack's year. but it was succeeded as potty chief by his daughter burying the pen. who was since run for the presidency 3 times . face time, the policy now re branded as the national robbie into one of the countries made political pauses. i will send him to mac, his professor emeritus of political communication uh the funds in the institute of political studies in paris. we asked him to describe joan murray depends legacy. well, i would say i'm joking this. he's probably gonna lose he's. he's still throwing away because i would say that he's made that even was a to a

still 63 degrees in san jose, 61 in dublin. not much wind for the moment, but that will be changing by tomorrow morning. 55 in san rafael and patchy low clouds moving across san francisco at 57 degrees. so here's a view of lake tahoe. we've had some challenging conditions getting to the sierra for your weekend plans. not the case this weekend 45 degrees right now. mostly easy driving this weekend. daytime highs will be in the upper 30s. lows in the teens. we should keep that snow locked in for a while as we head through the weekend. our top concern is the wind. by midnight tonight through 10 a.m. sunday. north bay, east bay hills, santa cruz mountains. elevations above 2000ft could see gusts above 50mph. that's the areas in purple showing up on these maps across the mountains of napa county and solano county, down along the diablo range. generally midnight tonight through midday tomorrow should be the peak of the wind. then notice as we head into the sunday forecast there, the wind speeds start to back off, but that offshore wi

it is an ugly, anti-american idea that the new arrivals, unlike those from palermo in warsaw and dublin of 120 years ago, that these people can never get the hang of being part of us. that is i think part of the ugliest part of this whole idea about new immigrants, that while my great grandparents or my great-great-grandparents could get the hang of being american, these new people from these new places won't. and that really needs some examination, for people to ask themselves why they believe that when so many millions of immigrants are succeeding so phenomenally. host: how does your book tell the opposite of that? guest: it does a deep dive. i spent a lot of time with immigrants in recent decades talking to them about why they came, how they got here, how to get the hang of being here, what they make of the place, how they feel about being american. and you come away with the kind of heartening, encouraging idea about the future. listen to the immigrants themselves. they realize this country is a hard place to get ahead. they realize that it takes a phenomenal amount of hard work to

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and you have £500 to your costs and that will make people think you know, if i'm travelling between dublin? travellers can apply for the digital permits, known as an yes, if you have a group of 50 people and you have £500 to your costs and that will make people think you know, if i'm travelling between dublin and donegal, it is worth going via the cause way coast? travellers can a- -l the cause way coast? travellers can apply for — the cause way coast? travellers can apply for the _ the cause way coast? travellers can apply for the digital - can apply for the digital permits, known as an eta on a smart phone or computer. visitors from non—eu countries have to do through the new process. americans and australians are affected. you came from the republic? how would you feel paying ten pounds. would it deter you. i don't think we would come. it was a last minute decision. don't think we would come. it i was a last minute decision. the less hassle _ was a last minute decision. the less hassle the _ was a last minute decision. iia: less hassle the better. was a last minute decision. the less ha

mountain view at 37 palo alto in dublin. you're below freezing at 31 30 degrees.nd at 37 degrees this morning. even some 20's in fairfield, vacaville and fairfax. so definitely really cold one of our coal. this morning's the season. we do have frost advisories for the inland east and north bay as well as for the south bay through 09:00am after which point we start to see those temps warming and we have another beautiful afternoon. a lot like yesterday. winds are a lot calmer than yesterday. really good news for southern california a cherry on top for us here locally. daytime highs today will reach the 60's and are nothing but sun. as for your roads, things are still just fine for most areas have been checking for any accidents and not releasing anything. developing. we have your expected back up as it is back to work tuesday after the three-day weekend. 20 minutes to get you across the bay bridge and that backup stretches from the tolls all the way through the maze. richmond center fell. you're now seeing your back up to its a 13 minute crossing. so it is the hear

you fell to 39 dublin at 32 degrees. same in santa rosa now because of how very chilly it is out there. we do have frost advisories for the inland east bay, the south bay as well as the north bay on until 09:00am this morning. temperature wise this afternoon, we're actually going to be a little above average again, back into the 60's under sunshine and much calmer conditions, right? all right, john, thanks for that, ok? because those calmer conditions out there. >> we're starting off a little calmer today. 60 minutes on the bay bridge meter lights are on not as gusty as yesterday. 8 along richmond center fell while the golden gate bridge that 19 minutes. sam, too, rigid 15 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rain are life-saving deal for thousands of people who live in the san jose. the county of santa clara has just announced it will buy regional medical center. fact, the purchase would say the >> only hospital. that's a quick with to handle. basically heart attacks. strokes in the san jose kron. four's check momen

you're at 32 dublin at 29 right now.ermore at 30 degrees, palo alto, sitting at freezing, even oakland and berkeley down in the 30's right now. santa rosa at 39 degrees. so very, very chilly. maybe throw on a couple of extra layers to keep yourself cozy. most of us across the bay area are in frost advisories, including all the bayshore, the east bay in the north bay and a freeze warning in effect for san jose and the rest of the santa clara valley up through 09:00am. this morning. now even though it is a cold start, we do tap into a nice and mild afternoon yesterday was comfortably cool there towards the finish the day and today is going to be much the same. nice, sunny and dry. >> all right. so far, of course, it's still early, though. so plenty of time for that commute to pick up 9 minutes to make your crossing at the bay bridge. richmond center fell at 7 minutes for your crossing in the golden gate is looking nice and smooth. no wind whatsoever. just very frigid. so those car heaters will be coming in handy, right? al

through dublin on 580. hopefully you give the car a good amount of time to warm up, because we're going to keep you under a frost advisory until about 9 a.m. after that, we start to warm up and feel some comfortable sunshine and warm numbers there in the mid 60s. this afternoon we have clouds and possibly a chance of rain coming in. i'll show you the timing coming up. and we're looking over here toward fremont. live. look at 880 into the south bay. with these headlights, everything moves smoothly and normally through this portion of the bay. south bay peninsula, most of the east bay moving nicely. we do have that alert that continues for eastbound highway four in pittsburgh, and the effect it has on the antioch line from the bart trains as well. services stopped for a portion, and i'll show you what bart shareded with us from the scene of that deadly crash. well, good morning. very happy thursday to you. markets may take a break from all that winning. we're close to records on the indices, though. reddit. w

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so this goes through sunday at both our oakland and dublin shelters. so as many of these dogs that we can get into home will help us free up space to be able to bring up even more animals and help out as much as we can. yeah, because i'm sure it was just your calling to be able to try to help in any way you can. although sometimes our own bay area shelters are pretty full of animals. it's very true. you know, right now we're seeing a lot of animals in the shelter, especially big dogs. so this free adoption weekend will definitely help us be able to get out the animals we already had in shelter, especially some of our long term animals, so that we can do more for displaced animals all over california are so nice to see. yeah it is. and last bit of advice for anyone who's looking to adopt. what are some of the things they need to remember before they come in? well just be ready. look at our website. you can go to east bay spca.org/adopt and look at available animals in your home. you know do you have children? do you have cats? look at all the cute faces

but as we get a look at dublin this morning, all clear. the current temperature is a balmy 28 degrees. now it is very chilly there. and as we go throughout the day, we go from upper 20s to upper 50s at 1:00 and eventually make it to 60 degrees. so there will be a nice afternoon ahead. it's just going to take a few hours to get there, so i'll be tracking that. we'll talk about rain by the weekend. coming up in the microclimate forecast. all right. thanks, kari. a battle of wills between donald trump and the president of colombia is over this morning. scott mcgrew seems like the president of colombia is backing down now, so it would seem. good morning to you. the argument was over whether colombia would allow american military planes carrying migrants to land in colombia. president trump threatened an immediate 25% tariff on colombian exports like coffee if they didn't. and the colombian president appears to have backed down. the whole thing was rather seat of the pants. the white house issuing an announcement that just repeats of trump's tr

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reporting live here in dublin. bob redell today in the bay. a lot of changes coming up. thank you so much, bob, for all the details. also today, monterey couounty leaders will ratify local emergency declaration made during the massive fire last week at the vistra energy plant in moss landing. now, that fire started last thursday, highway one closed through sunday night happened inside the plant's battery storage facility, and because it involved lithium ion baeries, firefighters decided to let that fire burn itself out. experts do say that the air quality levels are back to normal this week, and epa testing found most toxic chemicals did not make it outside of that facility during the fire. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. look at that nice and clear out there. see the cars going across clear but cold. vianey arana is in for kari this morning. bundle up before you head out the door. lots of 30s out there on the map, and walnut creek is one of those spots. 35 degrees right now. now we're seeing calm wind speeds. no wind advisories in effect any longer

also low 60's after such a cold start dublin from the 20's to 61 this afternoon.ratures in the north bay are very warmest fairfield at 65 nevado at 64 degrees today. we stay in this holding pattern of cool days, but very cold nights over the next several days. friday through the weekend, we will see showers for the north bay, not quite as likely further south right now. all right. >> great bite unit for the last reaction. so we're seeing major delays. if you are hitting the road traveling into the city right now. look at that drive times. got up to about 16 minutes. that accident is still there. so i would recommend you take part one the bay bridge, if you can, and may be utilized. our other bridges like the golden gate or the san mateo bridge because i'm not sure how long that accident going to be there this morning. 70 bridge about 18 minutes. no major issues here. so a lot of folks problem to 80 to san mateo bridge to get around those bay bridge delays. well, along richmond, sandra fell on the golden gate bridge. so it's a 22 minutes. >> san mateo county, a man

now back up at 44 degrees, livermore and dublin. some quick changes for you. you are in the upper 20's livermore. you're now at 37 oakland. you fall into the 30's back at the 46 now. so indeed, we're starting to see some warmth, the biggest change being in fairfield up to the low 50's already this morning. now we are going to see frost advisories and really freeze watches over the next several evenings. so even though we've made it through this morning's advisories, we still have very cold mornings for the rest of the week ahead of us. so just in to sup 8 as you are planning out your week schedule upper 50's to low 60's for your highs today. so not so bad. come the afternoon, right? all right, john, thank you for that. be moving out here, bay bridge commute. 16 minutes. we had a few earlier issues on the bay bridge that is now cleared unresolved. >> 23 la or san matteo bridge richmond center fell 15 and the golden gate bridge at 36 minutes. >> well, neither one is the time and president trump's plans of mass deportations are underway as we've reported, ice age

no major issues, just more slowing out of dublin south on 680. back to you. all right.nks, mike. 622 right now, coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. generous people have given more than $100 million to l.a. fire victims. but how can you be sure your donation is actually helping someone in need? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show cash contributions for la fire victims. at the same time, many individuals are also appealing for donations online. consumer investigator chris chmura wants to help you protect your good intentions and good money from taken by bad people. we're going to start with a warning from the better business bureau that scammers will inevitably tug at your heart strings. unfortunately, it's something that we see very common when it comes to natural disasters or any sort of community. impactful event. o of the most common places we see individual appeals is go fund me. the fundraising site says people have already donated more than $100 million to la fire victim fundraisers. gofundme says it's verifying that those fundra

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tracy to dublin. 38 minutes dublin to mission boulevard south. 15 minutesd 101 to cupertino. 15 minutesg's galaxy unpacked event takes place today. the company will likely reveal the new galaxy s20 five, s 25 plus and s 25 ultra phones. ai is expected to be a big focus of today's event. now, the community is remembering legendary san francisco chef charles fan of slanted door. the 62 year old chef died over the weekend after having a heart attack. >> for decades, he's been a pillar of the restaurant community here. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan has reaction from across the bay area. >> the death of celebrated chef charles phan is hitting bay area chefs hard. phan was known for his restaurant, slanted door. many chefs say phan was a visionary and a trailblazer. >> he really inspired a lot of chefs in the bay area. >> a restaurant near moscone center, chef and owner cathy feng appreciates what phan has done. >> he really paved the way for all of us. he created a modernized, elevated version of it, won awards, and really won a lot of respect and accolade for a cuisine that i think o