at the start of the week you cane arland are now being battered by storm amber it has forced dublin airport to close at twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power those are the top stories i have more news for you in twenty five minutes time do join me then risking it all is next.

start of the week united kingdom and ireland are now being battered by a storm amma was forced dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses without power across the island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. with gas supplies are beginning to be affected in a number of areas in ukraine people are being asked to cut usage after russia's gazprom unexpectedly decided not to restart supplies it's also freezing in italy where this is jim has been for widespread snow including in venice making for a less than ideal conditions for a ride in one of the city's famous gondolas but it's not all doom and gloom british champion billy logon made the most of the conditions snowboarding his way through the streets of essex and england twenty eight year old is fresh from taken bronze in the big air event the winter games in beyond chan. so as hollywood gears up for its biggest night the oscars filmmakers are drawing attention to the relative lack of jobs for women in the industry as a glimmer of hope in this year's academy

and ireland have also been battered by storm and there it's forced dublin airport to close and twentyfour thousand homes and businesses across the island are without power in britain the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. well a powerful stall hammering the northeast of the united states has flooded streets grounded flights in the hole to trains for babe to fit genea kristensen leave the house will. an unwelcome intrusion at the official washington residence of bytes president mike pence when high winds sent a tree crashing through a perimeter fence. the federal government closed offices in the u.s. capitol as what's known as a nor'easter hit with gusts of up to nearly one hundred kilometers an hour it made its way north up the atlantic coast of the country it didn't stop some tourists from visiting the white house but did halt other travelers in their tracks thousands of flights canceled or even if i was a forklift it is the airline called me told me to change i changed to the now forty misted they put me on a travel clock going to the gate

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it's also falls dublin airport for example to close at twenty four thousand homes and businesses across the island without power those were the headlines we've had to deal with these in half an hour next one east. on counting the cost the italian job what the next government has to do when it comes to the economy the news first drop break the treaty gets a frosty reception in the u.k. plus we'll explain what five g.'s all about and if it even matters counting the cost at this time and i just hear them. for the first time in decades there's a palpable fear of nuclear war in asia. with north korean missiles landing close to japan's shores relations between the two countries. colder than ever. and japan's karim community is feeling the chill more than most i'm steve cho in this edition of one of one east we explore life in japan under north korea's nuclear shadow. when this song lays across japan people who have just and need to seek common from a massage. cup to go she would call it good she has. he designed and built a nuclear bunker behind his doors. are good i have very bad three minut

baby, and rescue me ♪ >>> a tiny baby hare was rescued from heavy snow and cold temperatures at dublin airportdeo shows an airport officer scooping the hare up into his hands. he was taken inside and fed with a syringe and the rest of the family was reportedly found and taken in. all are doing just fine. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a strange bonus for airline workers and a superhero bites off the competition at the box office. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. this week the senate is expected to take an initial vote to roll back the dodd/frank banking regulations passed after the 2008 financial crisis. opponents argue the move will weaken the oversight needed to prevent the type of lending and investing that caused the crisis. investors are hoping for a better week on wall street. last week the dow lost 875 points. the s&p finished 56 points lower, and the nasdaq composite lost 82 points. >>> some union leaders at united airlines are criticizing the airline's new bonus policy. they're replacing them with a lo

dublin airport closed for two days, back open today.ssengers who are not where they want to be, or expected to bea where they want to be, or expected to be a few days ago. that could ta ke to be a few days ago. that could take days, potentially a week, to get everyone in the position they wa nt to get everyone in the position they want to be. if you are with a full—service airline like british airways, if you want to get back to your location, there aren't that —— not that many spare seats on ryanair oi’ not that many spare seats on ryanair or easyjet, because they have filled those aeroplanes for the take—off. don't forget. you can keep up to date with the weather and travel situation wherever you are, by visiting the bbc news live page, that's at bbc.co.uk/news. you can also get live updates on the bbc news channel and your local radio station. the headlines on bbc news: warnings of snow and icy roads remain in place further disruption — but temperatures are expected to gradually rise. several flood warnings have been issued for parts

conditions at the start of the week you cane island are now being battered by storm emma it's forced dublin airport to close in twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power inside stories coming up next the news hour though we'll be in twenty five minutes time so do join me then. donald trump says trade was of good and the u.s. president could be about to start he's to impose hefty tariffs on steel and out a million and a move that could harm the world economy china and even washington's allies are threatening retaliation so how close are we to an all out trade conflict this is inside story. and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth brought him fears of a global trade war could soon prove a reality after president trump said the u.s. will impose costly tabs on imported steel and the minium his plan has sparked outrage around the globe with investors spoke to and stocks taking a dive the e.u. has evolved to take action to defend its interests china is calling on the white house to exercise restraint in applying its protective measures but trump has tweeted that trade was a good and eas

this is dublin airport, where flights have been cancelled until saturday at the earliest.ve to stay here until saturday. we're stuck here for two days. i love ireland. but i'm trying to get out of here. when traditional modes of transport fail, there will always be those that improvise. in scotland people in edinburgh had opted for skis to get around on foot whilst in aldershot, home of the british army, still soldiers incorporated a high octane snowball fight as part of their physical training session. and you will hardly hear complaints for children with schools closed because of the conditions meaning that london parks provided the perfect wintry playground. perhaps the only ones enjoying the wintry cold more, these baltic seals, in poland, a p pa re ntly these baltic seals, in poland, apparently unfazed by their frozen whiskers. and we might as well settle in and try to cope, because the cold is sticking around a while longer with weather warnings remaining in place for the uk until just after midnight on monday. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the

almost 350 flights were cancelled on friday from dublin airport, which will remain closed into saturdayo. irish racing stable owners battled to feed their horses. tens of thousands of people in ireland are without electricity, with a red alert snow and ice warning extended for eastern parts of the country into the weekend. as always, there are those making best use of the conditions, and capturing the magic of the late winter idyll. the world's biggest investment company, blackrock in the united states says it's stepping up pressure on companies that make and sell guns in response to the florida school shooting. it's considering excluding them from some of its portfolios — and is also questioning them about how they monitor the safe use of their weapons. earlier this week the retail giant walmart and the chain dick's sporting goods announced restrictions on gun sales. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: rescuing the house of rosa parks. the home of the former civil rights icon is saved from demolition. first the plates slipped gently off the restaurant tables, then suddenly the tab

almost 350 flights were cancelled on friday from dublin airport, which will remain closed into saturdaying stable owners struggled to feed their horses. tens of thousands of people in ireland are without electricity, whether red alert snow and ice warning extended for eastern parts of the country into the weekend. as always, there are those making the most of the conditions, and capturing the magic of the late winter. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: more than 2,000 people pay their respects to the world—famous evangelist billy graham, who died last week at the age of 99. first the plate slipped gently off the restaurant tables, then suddenly... it went downwards, and it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched on her side. the hydrogen bomb, one of... the americans have successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force walked that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. —— dwarfed. that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. —— dwarfedlj that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. -- dwarfed. i heard the news earlierand... hiroshima. -- dwarfed. i heard the news earlier and...

almost 350 flights were cancelled on friday from dublin airport, which will remain closed into saturdaying to feed these two. irish racing stable owners battled to feed their horses. tens of thousands of people in ireland are without electricity, with a red alert snow and ice warning extended for eastern parts of the country into the weekend. as always, there are those making best use of the conditions, and capturing the magic of the late winter idyll. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as hollywood prepares for the oscars this weekend, one of its top stars on sexism in the movie business. first the plates slipped gently off the restaurant tables, then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed. sideways add downwards, and it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched on her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans have successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i heard the news earlier and so my heart went bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citiz

back open today, was suspended yesterday, dublin airport, even bigger, was closed for two days, back ow airport running a near normal service as is gatwick, edinburgh, but of course there are a lot of people in the wrong place as a result of cancelled flights and blocked airports so there are tens of thousands of people who are not where they want to be right now and that will take a few days to get them all back to the right place. good evening. thousands of homes are still without electricity, and motorists and rail passengers face continuing disruption, as the uk struggles with the bitter weather. snow drifts are blocking some major roads and many rural communities remain cut off. roads and many rural as temperatures begin to rise — easing problems in some areas — there's a new threat of flooding, with severe warnings in place in parts of north—east and south west england. dan johnson reports. and south west england. at least manchester and leeds were reconnected this morning when the m62 opened. were reconnected this morning lots of other roads over these hills are still blocked,

almost 350 flights were cancelled on friday from dublin airport, which will remain closed into saturdayeed these two. irish racing stable owners battled to feed their horses. tens of thousands of people in ireland are without electricity, with a red alert snow and ice warning extended for eastern parts of the country into the weekend. as always, there are those making best use of the conditions, and capturing the magic of the late winter idyll. theresa may has outlined her vision of britain's future relationship with the european union. she warned that both sides would have to accept ‘hard facts' and that no one would get everything they wanted. she said the uk would have to pay money into some eu agencies to maintain access to them. and she repeated her commitment that that the britain's would not be part of the eu's single market or customs union. rob watson has more. applause. what a challenge she faced. to set out britain's future relationship with the eu, amid deep political divisions at home and profound scepticism abroad. acknowledging possible downsides to brexit for the first t

almost 350 flights were cancelled on friday from dublin airport, which will remain closed into saturdayof people in ireland are without electricity, whether red alert snow and ice warning extended for eastern parts of the country into the weekend. as always, there are those making the most of the conditions, and capturing the magic of the late winter. a 21—year—old man who tried to kill a woman because she was wearing a hijab has been found guilty of attempted murder. paul moore, from leicester, chose zaynab hussein at random and ran her over with his car. he later told his half—brother he‘d "done it for britain." moore was also convicted of using his car to seriously injure a 12—year—old muslim schoolgirl. he‘ll be sentenced later this month. prince harry and meghan markle are inviting more than two and half thousand members of the public to the grounds of windsor castle for their wedding. they‘ll be able to watch the couple arrive and depart. charity workers and school children are among those invited. this weekend, hollywood celebrates its 90th year of the oscars. it‘s been a tumultu

at the start of the week the united kingdom an island being battered by storm and has forced dublin airport to close a twenty four thousand homes and businesses across the island are without power in person the army is being called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. and gas supplies are affects the number of areas in ukraine schools are being closed because of the shortage people were urged to reduce gas usage after russia's gas problem cut supplies to the country in the latest escalation of an ongoing legal dispute. is covered most of its lead including venice making a right in one of the city's famous gondolas less than pleasant some schools were closed and there have been disruptions to train services. was the final day of campaigning for italian politicians ahead of this weekend's parliamentary election the ruling center left democratic party has made a last push for votes in florida as polls put its leader material renzi firmly in second place many alice predicts former prime minister silvio berlusconi's party is likely to be part of a potential coalition with no

in ireland a new system storm has forced dublin airport to close twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow it's freezing in italy as well where there's been widespread snow including in venice making for a less than ideal conditions if you fancy a ride in one of the city's famous gondolas. now thousands of the world's most beautiful stately homes are crumbling the victims of russia's turbulent political history the hours to craddock estates were nationalized after the one nine hundred seventeen revolution but of fallen into disrepair in the quarter of a century since the collapse of the soviet union or a child's report on whether anything can be done to save them. silence and snowflakes inhabit a grave and over now but before its current desolation this grand estates thirty kilometers northeast of moscow was home to royalty and rich merchants tuberculosis patients and finally soviet science students such a history should make this place special but across russia

it's false dublin airport of clothes and twenty four thousand homes and businesses across ireland are without power in britain the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stark in the snow. in ukraine people have been urged to reduce gas usage after russia's gazprom continued to withhold supplies to ukraine schools have been shut because of the shortage the latest escalation of the long running dispute comes out of the russian gas monopoly lost an international arbitration hearing has been ordered to pay back two point five billion dollars to crane and snows of most of italy including venice making a ride in one of the city's famous gondolas less than pleasant some schools were closed and there have been disruptions to train services. and a powerful storm hammering the northeastern united states as flooded streets grounded flights and halted trains from maine to virginia the one point seven million properties are without power and at least one person has been killed kristen salumi has more. an unwelcome intrusion at the official washington residence of vice presiden

at dublin airport closed for two days, back—up and this morning.he out of position aircraft and certainly the 75,000 out of position passengers who are not where they want to be expected to be a few days ago. that could take a few days, potentially even a week to get everyone back into the positions, because if you are with a full airline like to share with our lufthansa, if you wa nt to share with our lufthansa, if you want to get back to your location, there are not many spare seats on ryanairor there are not many spare seats on ryanair or easyjet there are not many spare seats on rya nair or easyjet plane there are not many spare seats on ryanair or easyjet plane is because the staff there are parts —— the filled their aircraft before they let them take off. doctors and physicists in cambridge have joined forces to develop a new type of camera that could pick out abnormal cells before they develop into cancer. ahead of the first trials on patients, our science correspondent, richard westcott has been to see how it works. right now this is how yo

conditions at the start of the week ek and ireland and now being battered by storm emma it's forced dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across the island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow it's not all doom and gloom the british olympian made the most of the conditions snowboarding his way through the streets of essex in england the twenty eight year old is fresh from taking bronze in a bigger event at the way to games jack. while temperatures as low as minus fifteen degrees celsius have frozen croatia's famous water for the fist lakes didn't stop some brave tourists from venturing to the popular destination though schools stayed closed on friday and thousands of towns and villages are without power. well there is more on everything we're covering including of course our top story attacks in the. capital al-jazeera dot com more on that story in a moment. so there are reports that as many as twenty eight people have been killed in coordinated attacks on the military headquarters and the

we keep giving this trip away to ireland dublin's airport is shut down they are getting hit over thereguess it is great that whoever wins condition test doesn't win to it day and get today. look at these waves crashing over the sea wall. we have showed you our friend marvin ash shore celebrated his eighty-second birthday on valentines day so happy birthday. thinks nothing for him to ride out a storm like this because he rode out sandy. they have a brand new sea wall look at those waves. twice as high as it was. these massive boulders were in the street and for historians out there this town starts at tenth street because first 10 blocks were wiped out in the 62 storm and they are under water there out there in the bay. they did all they can and they are learning each time a storm hits how to prevent. did you see track is here on the beach as high tide approaches on the ocean site at 7:30. what they did was pushed sand up to make a temporary dune hoping when ocean comes all the way up here keep it from flooding the streets here but this is not exactly a year round, residential spot for

i wanted to show you a little bit of the video that i captured as a landed at dublin airport and drovet east. 5,000 years of history. this is dating back to the 13th century. it was a little rainy there, believe it or not. i visited the smith experience. it is a 300-year-old brewery that uses high tech interactive dislays to teach you about the beer industry in ireland. and then the wide atlantic way is to the west. beautiful area out there and a lot of great beaches there as well. clearly this is a great opportunity to come out and do traveling and experience some of that great fun that st. patrick is all about here in dublin. i know you guys have not been out here. but we are going to change that sometime soon. it remains to me one of the great destinations in europe, as you can imagine. >> just a gorgeous country. seeing all of the small towns there. gabe, let me ask you, aside from the main event that will happen in dublin, there's going to be -- there's also lots of small parades and celebrations in all of the towns that you visited. >> reporter: that's right. as i was driving aro

dublin airport is among the travel hubs canceling flights the world health organization's warn that icy temperatures pose a special risks were vulnerable groups including the elderly poor and sick. to the u.s. now on colombine sandy hook and just two weeks ago now marjorie stoneman douglas school in florida these are just some of the tragic school shootings that evoke fear among many american students and parents of a gunman could go on a killing spree anywhere at any time now it's a worry that's being echoed here in germany as well but there's a public divide over whether or not to tackle the subject head on we look at one school decided to get its students prepared for the very worst. these kids may be play acting but what they're simulating is highly sinister a school shooting. what should they do if the gunman storms their classroom and they aren't able to run away fights back sadie's seaters that's what this grade seven class is practicing they've been taught that together they can overrun an attacker. based on curtis could actually happen and if it does i don't think it will be as

start of the week the united kingdom and ireland and now being battered by storm amma it's forced dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses without power across island while in person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. gas supplies are also beginning to be affected in a number of areas in ukraine people there are being asked to cut usage after russia's gazprom unexpectedly decided not to restart supplies. to open up a new front in a long running route between kiev and the company a byproduct of political tensions following russia's amec saying of crimea in two thousand and fourteen. and is making the most of conditions he is snowboarding through the streets of essex and england a twenty eight year old taking bronze in the big event in the winter games and chat . on the. russian estates that were once home to royalty could soon be lost forever. and in sport a doping scandal is just one problem affecting the start of a famous dog sled race. back to back sport now with peter. thank you very much and the limbic gold medal win

start of the week now the united kingdom and ireland are being battered by storm and has forced dublin airport to close a twenty four thousand homes and businesses across the island without power in britain the army is called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow . and so he's covered most of it including venice making a ride to one of the city's famous cons of less than pleasant some schools were closed and there was disruption in train services. and gas supplies are affected in number of areas in ukraine schools have been closed because of the shortage of work to cut gas usage after russia's gazprom pipeline unexpectedly decided not to restart could open up a new front in the long running route between care of moscow russia's our socratic estates are disintegrating many were nationalized during soviet times the distance state hands and the high costs and bureaucracy that comes with the restoration as private investors reluctant to step him or challenge reports on whether anything could be done to save the historic building. silence and snowflakes inhabit a grave and over no

start of the week in ited kingdom an island are now being battered by storm amma it's forced dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses are without power across island while in britain the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. or gas supplies are beginning to be affected in a number of areas in ukraine people are being asked to cut usage after russia's gazprom unexpectedly decided not to restart supplies it threatens to open up a new front in a long running route between kiev and the company a byproduct of political tensions following russia's annexation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen. states that will. last forever. and in. the law. business updates to you by. going places together. business updates to you by. going places together. with. marion thank you very much olympic gold medal winning gymnast alley raised is suing the u.s. olympic committee this is just six weeks after her compelling testimony against discreated former national team doctor larry nasser that saw him sentenced to more than one hundred years in

back open today, was suspended yesterday, dublin airport, even bigger, was closed for two days, back ear normal service as is gatwick, edinburgh, but of course are a lot of people in the wrong place as a result of cancelled flights and blocked airports so there are tens of thousands of people were they do not want to be right now and that will take a few days to get them all back to the right place. thank you so much for that. given us a clearer picture. look at the websites to get the best information, the latest information. an independent investigation is being launched after delayed train passengers were able to leave a train and walk down tracks in south east london last night. southeastern rail services through lewisham were held up after ice affected power supply to trains and caused "major disruption". this led to frustrated passengers jumping off a train after pressing an emergency alarm and walking to the nearest platform. goodness me! and it's notjust the uk that's in the grip of the severe weather that has blown in from the east. sub—zero temperatures are affecting swathes

the start of the week united kingdom and ireland are now being battered by storm it's forcing dublin airport to close and twenty four thousand homes and businesses. as a without power across island while and person the army has been called in to help rescue hundreds of drivers stuck in the snow. i have more from a very cold and snowy london at later on now let's get back to fully stay warm out there thank you very much merriam for that and the u.s. is accusing russia of breaking treaties dating back to the cold war era after vladimir putin unveiled what he describes as invincible nuclear weapons the russian president presented the apparent arsenal with video animations one of which depicted an attack on the us certainly did not enjoy watching we don't regard that as the behavior of a responsible international player president putin has confirmed what the united states government has known for a long time that russia has denied prior to this that russia has developed been developing destabilizing weapon systems for more than a decade in direct violation of its treaty obligations president tru

we are hearing the snowstorm sweeping across the uk has cancelled all flights out of dublin airport, r irish carriers ryanair and aer lingus said they would suspend flight lingus said they would suspend flight operations will stop the airport says all other airlines are suspended operations from about 3pm so suspended operations from about 3pm so in about a0 minutes from now. dublin airport affected by this current wave of weather. let's find out where we are with this, louise lear from out where we are with this, louise learfrom bbc out where we are with this, louise lear from bbc weather is here. everybody says 3pm is when the red alert kicks in but already people are suffering. there are two areas we've got at the moment for everybody, it's that easterly wind, the beast from the east we've been talking about all week, it's making it feel really cold. now gales in exposed places. that is one factor. a second factor is the snow. i want to clarify for people some of the warnings. if you go on to the bbc website and look, there is a huge yellow across much of the uk. it's a low tier war

more than 300 at dublin airport. dublin airport remains closed.hts cancelled out of edinburgh. ryanair and easyjet lights have all been cancelled for the day when it comes to edinburgh airport. —— flights. every time a plane lands committee need to de—ice the runways and the planes before you are allowed to take off again. where you have snow vehicles coming in here, i don't know if you can see them. there is a whole line of possessing down the northern runway. plenty more of these vehicles are doing their work to clear the runway as we go. no planes can land on the runway until it is clear. it causes severe delays. another thing they are dealing with is low visibility. for a traffic control, lights have to go more slowly into the airport when they are taxiing around the airport they are taxiing around the airport they need to go more slowly. there are speed restrictions on the ground. more space is needed between the planes. that reduces capacity. capacity is the key problem. we are seeing lots of pre—emptive cancellations of flights to give a bi

other airports outside of the uk are closed, making the situation worst. dublinaround 50,000 brits are expected to be stranded, unable to get back into the uk. airports like heathrow have done all they can to try to get as many planes in here as possible in a safe fashion. they have been de—icing the runways and all airlines have been de—icing their planes as well. over 1000 lorry loads of snow was carted off this runway yesterday alone. they are combining flights to get as many people to where they need to go, but saying just check with your airline before you make thatjourney, to make sure it is not a wasted one. good advice, victoria. thank you. phil mackie is in worcester. just on the outskirts of wisdom. you can see really how much snow was drifting in the strong winds last night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this is just night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this isjust outside night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this is just outside the city centre, there are six or ten feet high snowdrifts. we expect snow to fall from now until

airport. i'm sure we will pick up a few more flurries. 39 degrees. a lot of 30s around. alamo san ramon, dublin, even back lock -- blackhawk. 27 up in truckee. 36 ukiah. some cold air is going to get trapped here. some highs to the north. that's the system that's going to drop in, but it's going to take a while to get here. and then we will have off-and- on rain that will take us into friday and morning showers on saturday as that system finally clears out. after that, by noon or so, we should be on the drier side. it looks pretty good going into friday. late friday into saturday, we are seeing amounts, two thirds of an inch to three quarters. that means areas in the russian river, you probably see more of that forecast right there. it looks good for us and more mountain snow. 50s on the temps. very cool down. well below average for this time of year. unsettled all the way into saturday morning. until the next system starts to show up probably tuesday night or wednesday. >> i was walking to my car this morning. i went, well, what happened. i went back in and got a vest. >> that woke you up, did

we are hearing that other airport outside the uk are closed. dublinmple, all ryanairand service. take edinburgh for example, all rya nair and easyjet service. take edinburgh for example, all ryanair and easyjet flights are now cancelled from that airport. the advice is trying to work out what is going on before leaving home. it is difficult enough to try and get to the airport but once you're there you do not want to find out that you made a wasted journey. thank you very much for that, victoria. the advice is to check before you go whatever form of travel you are planning. the driver of a bus who was filmed swerving to avoid a car in scotland yesterday talks about the moment she thought she might crash. footage was filmed in a dash cam in edinburgh. 0h, filmed in a dash cam in edinburgh. oh, my god! no! the person driving that bus that they had little time to react when they attempted a u—turn. a little earlier she spoke to my colleague. it wasjust as i came up to my colleague. it wasjust as i came up over to my colleague. it wasjust as i came up ove

dublin. at the height of the fire, five of the upper floors of the metro hotel were alight. the building was evacuated and no—one was injured. the hotel is near the city's airportrs from there were called in to help put out the blaze. the white house is expected to announce billions of dollars of tariffs on imported chinese goods later today. president trump is due to sign a memorandum on trade with china. it would be the latest move by the trump administration to penalise foreign imports, after it targeted steel and aluminium with hefty tariffs earlier this month, raising fears of a global trade war. well, joining me now from shanghai is our china correspondent robin brant. robin, this comes hot off the heels of the chinese leadership earlier this week talking about trade, the fa ct this week talking about trade, the fact that they would reduce tariffs and be open for business. yes... the people's congress promised a further opening up. he promised an end to forcing foreign companies who invest here, forcing them to transfer their technology, and this reaction from the white house is very much centred on technology, it is centred on ideas, centred on invention

dublin interchange. the south bay, a typical pattern here. around de la cruz, reports are the crash cleared but i still see the flow past the airport and norththere must be a new crash there. you're jammed from capital. focused right there. as we move the maps, slowing southbound. 880 from 980 down to right here route 29. that's where we have a crash that still has to be cleared from lanes. looking for an update from chp. oakland already has problems for the nimitz because that camera moves around for the wind and that volume of traffic northbound past the coliseum with taillights here. one of the tough spots. palo alto as far as the volume goes but still the conditions are slippery. the headlights north past the shopping mall into san francisco. back to you. >> busy out there and wet. >> absolutely. we have more for you here on "today in the bay" with a quick look at the top story including team coverage continuing of this wet weather hitting northern california and the bay area. the rains and the snow, we have you covered. we're tracking it all. >>> first, happening now at 6:53, spend the gas tax soon. governor jerry brown is asking the ne

airport or vice versa, could be tough here this morning. we also have a couple issues on the roadways. this one start to go improve, westbound 580 at the 680 merge in dublinash in the three right lanes down to just the far right lane. and then eastbound near vasco road still in the cleanup stages. no major delays. >>> new at 6:00, trying to stay healthy on your next flight, why you may want to book a window seat. >> first, how would you like to see a sex shop right before you board a plane? the decision happening about a controversial store at our local airport. >>> plus, heading to tahoe. a new warning about where you stay. >>> today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on the abc 7 news app. download it now. >>> miracle march getting thrown around a lot. look how far behind we are. 34% to 50% behind where we should be from rainfall up to yesterday's date. the next couple days will help. >>> we do need to get to some breaking news happening now in maryland. a shooting at a high school there. atf reporting to the scene with local authorities as well. i'm seeing reports right now of

dublin, under half an hour, just 28 minutes. >>> several sick passengers aboard a plane headed to san jose triggered a massive emergency response. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller live at mineta san jose airport what happened there. matt? >> good morning, natasha and reggie. you've probably felt turbulence on a flight before, but have you ever felt anything like this? >> it felt like you were on a little roller coaster for most of the flight. just up and down constantly. >> reporter: oh, boy, that's how one passenger described the delta flight from minneapolis last night. the hours of turbulence started a chain reaction of illness. the san jose fire department said two passengers vomited followed by five more. >> at one point, i mean, it was so -- she was kneeling down in an aisle and i found a bag and gave it to her. >> low-level oscillation just kind of back and forth the whole time. we got stuck in a sway and never really left it. >> reporter: the plane landed just before 7:30 last night. emergency crews were waiting. those who had been sick were told to stay in their seat while everyone else got off the plane. the fire department said ultimately, no one was taken to the hospital. reportin