this is the dublin news and these are our top stories european governments are racing to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from the morea camp on the greek island of les post fire destroyed the facility leaving some $12000.00 people homeless france and germany have agreed on a plan to.

this is the dublin news live from berlin and our top story this hour u.s. president donald trump is set to reveal his pick for the supreme court amy kone barrett is tipped to fill the key seat and cement a conservative majority on the u.s. his highest court but liberals are furious the nomination is taking place just weeks before the presidential election. i'm told me a lot of gall bladder to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is preparing to name the woman who he wants to sit on the supreme court media reports say he'll nominate amy connie barrett to fill that seat the conservative appeals court judge was already seen as a key contender for trump's previous 2 appointments to the country's top court should replace ruth bader ginsburg who died last week. at $48.00 to judge amy connie barrett could shape the supreme court for many decades to come 3 years ago trump appointed the staunch conservative to the federal court of appeals in chicago she has indicated support for gun rights trumps immigration policies and restrictions on abortion and l g b t

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this is the dublin news and these are our top stories the european governments are racing to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from the morea camp on the greek island of last post fire destroyed the facility even even some 12000 people homeless france and germany.

i british my misery welcome to dublin news asia it's good to have you with us china's foreign minister has said a recently introduced security law was needed to bring peace to the streets of hong kong wang he made the remarks earlier in the day as he met german foreign minister . just outside berlin wang said hong kong i didn't care also the high point of street protests and the law which critics have described as being draconian was required to calm the protests just more force he said. over 80 per cent of the people in hong kong think that their lives and rights have not been affected by the national security law. besides all foreign nationals and by foreign companies in hong kong can have their benefits legally and sufficiently guaranteed through the law isn't that a good thing if you who call the shots you. really are someone who may know if that is indeed the case but 1st here is what german foreign minister heikal must set at the same press conference. and i am currently trying to make it clear to my dialogue partners those who visit me and who i visit that they must be prepared

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news. the latest headlines — a second wave of coronavirus is on its way, says the uk prime minister. it comes as madrid and dublining weeks. and new rules aimed at banning tiktok and wechat from the us could come into force by sunday. parts of the spanish capital, madrid, are to be subject to lockdown restrictions to curb a rise in covid—19 as cases across europe continue to spike. from monday, more than 850,000 people in the madrid region will face limits on travel and sizes of groups. antonio zapatero is the deputy health chief in charge of public health in madrid. he said that the situation in madrid was continuing to get worse. the situation in madrid is getting difficult after the return of a lot of people, the holidays, summer holidays. they said 10% needs intensive care unit. the situation in madrid is getting difficult after the return of a lot of people over the holidays, summer holidays. and the opening of the school. so we decide today to make some restrictions in some neighbourhoods of madrid. in the neighbourhoods which transmission is very high. but are those measures strict enough, are they going f

and itt will have a new strong solidarity mechanism. under the dublin regulation asylum seekers have to register in the first you country which they arrive it if they move on to another member states in the block the asylum seekers can be sent back to the first country. in which they were processed. the convention was intended to prevent refugees from making asylum requests in multiple european nations. however as efeffectiveness has been tested in recent years. because of that position geographically countries the first arrival like it's silly greece and spain have been swamped with applications. they have complained that the bear the brunt of europe's migrant crisis. in august of twenty fifteen german chancellor angela merkel set aside the dublin rules. germany allowed nine hundred thousand mostly syrian refugees in even though they had failed to register in the first cocountry of a arriva. of coursrse t system to redistribute migrants among eu member countries hastily agreed in the same year was never fully implemented. campaigners say the dublin reg

news. the latest headlines... a second wave of coronavirus is on its way, says the uk prime minister. it comes as madrid and dublin new rules aimed at banning tik tok and wechat from the us could come into force by sunday. scientists are warning that, across siberia, ground — normally frozen all year round is thawing. this releases huge amounts of greenhouse gases, making the problem of global warming even worse. in the second of his reports from the remote yakutia region, our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, looks at how thawing permafrost is affecting not just the climate, but the landscape and livelihoods in siberia. something rather strange is happening in siberia. in the town of churapcha, these are the scars of climate change. rising temperatures mean that the frozen ground, the permafrost, is thawing, leaving a siberian teletubbyland of mounds and hollows, ponds and lakes. it means less pasture land. and more trouble getting around. climate change has been causing all kinds of problems here. where we are driving now was completely flat. 20 years ago, there was actually an airport here and this was the

ireland's capital city is also under new restrictions. dublinn a sharp rise and has been forced into stricter measures before the situation worsens. but israel is the first country in the world to enforce a second nationwide lockdown. and it comes at the most exceptional time on the country's calendar, the jewish new year. there's more than 7000 police officers involved in implementing health measures, preventing movements of up to one kilometre and these rules and regulations will continue until the 11th of the month. for businesses, it means packing up shop again. translation: it will hurt us because businesses continue to pay full rent. no—one helps us with the extra expenses of having all our workers at home. 30 million cases around the world, and the resurgence in the northern hemisphere is earlier than anyone expected. as cooler weather approaches, health officials are pleading for everyone to take the precautions to stay safe. freya cole, bbc news. prime minister boris johnson has said that the uk is now seeing a second wave of covid—i9.

reporting live in dublin, bob redell, bay area news. >> bob, thank you. meanwhile tens of thousands evacuated as as large wildfire burning in oroville. and we're learning the fire has caused the death of three people. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is cracking this for us. kris. >> hi, marcus. one of those three people found dead in their car clearly trying to escape those flames but the fire just moved way too fast once those winds started kicking up. the bear fire is part of the greater north complex, a quarter million acres big. down to 23% containment this morning from 51%, and that's because of the winds. the u.s. forest service calling the fire behavior unprecedented. more than 1300 fire personnel are now working on this fire. the fire was sparked by lightning back on august 17th. it has been burning mostly in the forest every since. one supervisor is now blaming the forest service for not getting the fire under control sooner. bill connolelconnelly told sacr bee, they let this fire smolder for weeks. they could have put it out. we're paying the price.

tough road long as everybody joins together i think we can make it one day at a time in dublin collegiate all kron 4 news. >>turning now to our wildfire coverage, a cal fire has removed additional evacuation warnings for czu lightning complex fire meaning that most people can now return to their homes in san mateo and santa cruz counties stay at its peak. this fire displaced up to 77,000 people roughly 900 still cannot return home or what is left of their homes this wildfire. >>is up to 95% containment after it burned more than 86,000 acres cal fire expect full containment by this weekend as for the other bay area wildfires the lnu complex fires in the sea or rather the s c you can put the fire most 98% contained. >>cal fire says although the growth of these fires has essentially stopped it will be several days before they reach full containment. >>quad copter for this is our drone over subasta poll today. >>and the silver local if you can see it's much clearer than it has been not fortes now. i was going to check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with though what's ahead for us, yeah guys i do

the tri-valley recovers to the dublin interchange. that's good news. the only other note there the south bay peninsula moves smoothly. no major problems. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> are you ready for some football and some changes? you can have your beer what's p "monday night football" to throw out the may book for its theme song. plus, nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: a medical student has a health emergency of its own and learns how frustrating hospital billing can be. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura next. >>> in southern oregon a fast moving fire that's once in a generation. this is video about ten miles from the california border. the fire is moving towards medford and at least 30,000 acres have burned. that part of oregon, like northern california, now dealing with extremely dry conditions and strong winds that we've seen here as well. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose medical school student. >> that's right. he asked consumer investigator chris chmura and his team to help him billing problem. >> reporter: good wednesday mor

dublin interchange. marcus? >>> thanks, mike. breaking news out of paris where two people have been critically injured in a knife attack. authorities say that attacker now in custody. we do know that attack happened just steps from the former offices of charlie hebdo where 12 people died in 2015. right now authorities are not saying if the attack is linked. >>> let's take a live look outside in san jose. things still dark right now but at least comfortable temperatures wise. as kari mentioned, that could all change this weekend. smoke is expected to make a comeback along with a lot of heat. "today in the bay's" ian cull has more on the conditions we can all expect to see. >> reporter: a near perfect night of weather in the south bay. many families taking advantage of the clear air and skies. but with more smoke in the forecast, the fischer s are looking forward to it. >> it's nice to be able to get outside every day. >> reporter: air quality officials issuing an advisory. winds are shifting and smoke is expected to flow south from the august c

reporting here in dublin, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> bob, thank you. new hew so out east, hurricane sally still packing a punch as she blows through the gulf coast. and you can see this reporter right there, look at that. that reporter almost being knocked to the ground by all of the wind and rain. this is in mobile, alabama. that wind was so intense actually keeping her upright. hurricane sally still causing significant damage around the city including knocking over an 18-wheeler. this was on i-10 ripping a roof of that flower shop right there you see. >>> so nbc's jay gray is in mobile and he has more on the massive flooding and intense winds. >> reporter: hey there and thankfully right now a bit of a break from the rain. the winds are still gusting though. and you can see that behind me. you can see it's still whipping the trees here and moving the lamp post back and forth a bit. as you move down to mobile bay, what you'll notice is that the wind is still pushing the water here as well. white caps on the bay here. and you can see that mist of the wa

let me bring you some news about increased covid restrictions in dublin.n because of rising levels of covid—19. for midnight tonight and for the next three weeks people are discouraged from leaving dublin u nless discouraged from leaving dublin unless it is for essential reasons. they are again being asked to work from home where possible and only to make essential journeys on from home where possible and only to make essentialjourneys on public transport. restaurants and pubs that serve food will for the next three weeks only be allowed to have guests outdoors or provide a take away service. so those are new restrictions coming into force in dublin from midnight tonight. tiktok and wechat will be banned from us app stores from sunday, unless president donald trump agrees to a last—minute deal. last month, president trump called both social media platforms a security threat to the millions of americans who use them. the move comes as president trump has said tik tok must be sold to us buyers. our business correspondent michelle fleury has more from new yor

news. the latest headlines... a second wave of coronavirus is on its way, says the uk prime minister. it comes as madrid and dublinw on that story — those new measures in the madrid region, they've come in after a week of chaotic toing and frowing amongst madrid officials with the deputy health chief directly contradicting madrid's regional leader on how severe a lockdown needed to be implemented. that deputy health chief in charge of public health is antonio zapatero, and joins me now from madrid. thanks very much for coming on the program. how are you? very well thank you. let's start with the restrictions. these new restrictions are coming into play in madrid. do you think they go far enough? the situation in madrid is very difficult because in the last two weeks the number of new infections about 20,000 each week. at this the infections 7% are going to hospitals. 10% is in intensive care unit ina hospitals. 10% is in intensive care unit in a bed. the situation in madrid is getting difficult after the return of a lot of people, the holidays, summer holidays. in the opening of the school. so we decide today to m

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news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our lead story, second wave o rotavirus is on its way, says the u.k. prime minister. it comes as madrid and dublinounced tightening restrictions and coming weeks. formed are on the -- four more on new measures in the madrid region, they have come after two weeks of chaos among madrid officials, the deputy health chief directly contradicting madrid's regional leader on how severe a lot had to be. that deputy chief, antonio zaca tero, is in madrid. thanks for coming on the program. let's start with the new restrictions, coming into place in madrid do you think they go far enough -- madrid. you think they go far enough? >> the situation in madrid is difficult because in t last two weeks, the number of new infectio is about 20,000. infections are 7% going to hospitals. they need intensive care uni beds. basically, madrid is getting difficult after the return of the people from the holidays, summer holidays, and the opening up. so we decided today to make some restrictions in some neighborhoods of madrid, neighborhoods where transmissions are very high. lewis: our other measures strict enough, going fa

in dublin, i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> $12 million is the highest settlement ever paid by the city of louisville, kentucky. today an agreement was reached with the family of breonna taylor. back in march the 26-year-old was killed by police during a botched narcotics raid even though she had no history of drug or criminal offenses. coming up on "nightly news" with lester holt hear from breonna taylor's mother and how the deal will change the louisville police department. >>> up next, the possible name change in the city of berkeley. for a popular hiking spot named after its first police chief. the controversial part of his past sparking this discussion. >>> plus, missing those day trips that were possible pre-covid? two high school seniors come up with a way to bring outdoor experiences to those who now can't leave their house. >>> i'll have details on the improving air quality and the fog rolling back in for tomorrow morning. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. that's up in my forecast in about eight minutes. >>> the air quality's getting better here, but up north in

a new crash near the dublin interchange. we'll check on that coming up. thanks, mike. >>> happening now for you, congress just out with a new report on the crashes involving two boeing 737 max jets overseas that led to the fleet being grounded last year. that report cites multiple -- we'll be right back. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. >>> explosive new claims surrounding a privately run immigration facility. they say detainees claim hysterectomies were performed on women who did not give their consent. allegations point to one gynecologist. he denies it. a former nurse is also speaking out after filing a whistle-blower complaint with the inspector general. she claims doctors at the center refused to test inmates for covid-19

bad news for folks heading to the dublin interchange. you may have trouble on this span as well. >>> thanks so much, kari and mike. top stories, contra costa county allowing more personal care business to reopen as long as they operate outdoors. >> it's not the only place. cierra johnson is live in mill valley to break down what's reopening in marin county including, get this, movie theaters. >> reporter: yes, good morning. a big day here in marin county. movie theaters, one of many businesses able to reopen. marin county moving from tier one to tier two meaning some restrictions will be eased. a full screen with a list of changes taking place. they include indoor malls, retail stores, personal care services like skin care and nail services, museums, places of worship, movie theaters, gyms and restaurants are now able to operate indoors here in marin county. this is welcome news for many business owners but if you're planning to visit newly reopened businesses keep in mind many of them are now operating at reduced capacity. if you wanted

it's beyond santa rita almost out to el charro 15 minutes and growing because of that new crash from vasco to the dublin interchange darya james thanks a lot rob, and it's 6 '02 and we have breaking news out of the south bay where 2 people were killed and 3 injured in a shooting in san jose that happened just a few blocks away actually from the campus of san jose state university kron four's will tran joining us live there. >>with the latest on what we know this morning will. and james that happen 8 hours ago and it is still very much an active scene in fact let me step out of the way and i can show you what's going on san jose state university is just on the other side. >>of the crime scene so we're just a few blocks from san jose state located 8th and margaret you can see evidence markers on the ground detectives coming in going at this time it looks like they're focusing on that white car there and also the building to its left with those lights on that white building. here's video of the scene this all went down at around 10 o'clock last night we do know that 3 people or in the hospital at this part

in dublin fleet and all kron 4 news. >>governor gavin, newsome took steps today to build on his ongoing efforts to protect essential workers from covid-19 in the workplace kron 4 sanaz tahernia joins us now live from the newsroom with more on this good afternoon. it's not us high just seen today. the governor signed a 2 bills expanding workplace protections and critical support for workers assembly bill 6.85 ensures that workers are quickly informed of any workplace exposure to covid-19 giving them the time to take the next necessary steps under the bill employers are required to report any outbreaks local health officials the bill also authorizes cal osha. >>to close that specific work site the bill. the other bill rather senate bill 1159 expands access to workers comp and makes it easier for those who test positive due to an outbreak at work to get the support that they need protections that many essential workers like those in health care feel are necessary. >>this bill will help us exponentially i want to thank you >

>>because there is still a lot of work to in dublin fleet and all kron 4 news. >>governor newsome took steps today to build on his ongoing efforts to protect essential workers from covid-19 in the workplace. well for son asked a hernia has more on the bills he signed and what they mean to essential workers. >>we are just praying every day that we get through this i mean this this brings out the worst in the best in people and we're just dealing with a lot. so sharon heckler has been working as a grocery worker for 47 years because. i thought the worst thing that i've ever been through in my career was the 2003 2004 grocery industry strike. but no this is much more difficult. she says she feels that she and her co-workers have been kept in the dark when it comes to covid-19 a workplace money hernandez is a registered nurse and the site they were going on what's called a clean unit, i refuse to call it a clean unit to there's no such thing as a clean unit when it comes to covid-19 because essential workers of face the reality of a possible covid transmission every

news. but there's bad weather for the fire ahead. i have that story. >>> and before we head to break let's take another look outside. this is at the city of dublin. as a new app that gives you easy 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and station newscasts. you need to delete the old app and download the new one. time now is 5:56. we'll be right ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more evacuation orders as the glass fire continues to rip through parts of the north bay. we're live near the front lines. >>> plus the late night vote paving the way for students on the peninsula. when kids can head back to the classroom. >>> every election is a nail biter. >> the first presidential debate of the election. what the bay area has to say about the night of insults and interruptions. good morning everyone, it's wednesday, september 30th. i'm michelle griego? and i'm len kiese. >> good morning. from the fires

dublin. the governor signed legislation overnight. what's that about? >> reporter: right, good morning to you, marcus. the governor signed this new legislation into law just before midnight, before the end of the legislative session. this will provide protection for renters here in california, protection from eviction during the pandemic. assembly bill gives renters who have lost income because of the covid-19 pandemic extra time to pay their rent. under this law landlords cannot evict before february 1st of next year if the renter was not able to pay between march 4th and august 3 1st of this year because of income loss. the renter must provide a declaration of that hardship. renters must pay 25% of the rent between now and january 31st to avoid eviction. landlords can begin to recover starting march 1st of next year. some landlords have expressed concerns they won't be able to pay their own bills without those rental payments. landlords had own a small number of properties will be provided protection from foreclosure. tonight we'll hear in dublin a moratorium on rent increases and late fees that have been taking place in this p

leave another stylus out high and dry because there is still a lot of work to do in dublin fleet and all kron 4 news>>coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay mom is suing her fertility doctor she just found out. 40 years later that he used his own to impregnate her instead of a donor twice, we'll tell you how she discovered this what she's doing about it. president trump hones in on history on constitution day, i'm kelly meyer reporting from washington why he's launching a new commission to promote what he caused by bad bacteria in food? try pepto diarrhea. pepto® diarrhea is proven effective to treat symptoms, and it also targets the cause of diarrhea. the 3 times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. while the leading competitor does nothing to kill the bacteria, pepto® diarrhea gets to the source, killing the bad bacteria. so, try pepto® diarrhea, and remember to have it on hand every time you travel. also try pepto®-bismol liquicaps for on-the-go relief. >>the 40 and in national news president trump wants to change the way we teach history kron four'

dublin. they were l leaving 19,000 squae meters of office space in a new development.y have changed their mind. the company has t told people ty can work from home until at least the middle of 2021. they employ y 8000 peoeople in e irish h pital. a very didifferent point of v vw coming from netflix. reed hastings has been talking to the wall street journal and says his workforce will be back in the office as soon they can be vaccinated. debating ideas is more difficult when people are working from home. he said he doesn't see anany posisitive of not beenen able tt together in person, particularly internationally. he's been impressed by sacrcrifices. netflix was one of the big owners of the pandemic as they had record subscriptions. anchor:: thank you. thank you very much. it is time for a quick break. i am back in just a few moments with some more world news. stay tuned france 24. -- two france 24. to frae 24. >> fake news. job is to24, our provide you with information that has been verified. we check sources and facts. we sort what i is true f from wt is fake. verify

that day in washington president hillary truman announced the news of japan's surrender, signifying a end to hostilities. crowds of dublin americans took to the streets in preparation for a moment they have been waiting for since that tack on pearl harbor. ticker tape, parades, fireworks and bans overcrowded the streets as family, friends and strangers marked the occasion across the country. on the morning of september 2nd, 1945, general douglas mcarthur supported by admiral -- , admiral -- and several other top american officers received -- aboard the flagship the uss missouri anchored in tokyo bay. two copies of the official terms of surrender were signed at a small table on the missouri's deck, by representatives by each wearing nation in this theater. this event officially marked the end of the war in the pacific. popularly known as victory over japan day or vj day. after years of bloody war and fighting, with the surrender of japan, the guns at left fell silent. with its last belligerent defeated, world war ii at long last came to the end. >> it's 75 years since that vj day, oh do i remember it well even though is 7

news alerts. >>> switching gears to weather, a live look outside of dublin, the tri-valley still looking pretty smoky tonight, and it is so frustrating, because you have a nice day were feels like the air is getting better and the next day it is okay again. >> trying to mixup how we talk about it, singh is going to be incremental improvement for baby steps but it is really two steps lower than one step back, like today but gradually over the long haul, things will get better come this weekend, though, same area of high pressure is pushing down on us, that he don't getting stronger and stronger producing a record high temperatures by sunday, is also going to be trapping that smoke near ground-level. so the air quality still to be an issue as we head to the next several days, best we're talking moderate air-quality, not good any times and for any of the bay area. this takes us through the labor day weekend. they look to be the northbay especially downwind of the windward fire but then coast and central bacons that region does include the city, oakland, areas that may be have seen slight improveme

dublin. but about the. point. this is news a line from the. israel imposes a 2nd nationwide lockdown on the jewish new year public spaces and people ordered home as coronavirus cases soar but critics call the move a catastrophe for the economy also on the program. the u.s. bans downloads of talk and the trumpet ministration warns that the chinese owned apps could be used to spy on american citizens. and fire raging through. the biggest on earth but president also plays down the danger even as climate scientists. are. a micro local it's nice to have you with us israel is re imposing a full nationwide lockdown with authorities there saying it's the only way to slow soaring corona virus infections the measures will severely restrict movement for 3 weeks they come into effect israel march the jewish new year and several other religious holiday but critics fear the lock down will hit men in economy already battered by the closures the 1st time around. our correspondent in jerusalem tanya kramer says there is some uneasiness israel where the governm

news headlines now. leinster and ulster have kicked off in rugby union's pro 14 final in dublin.... 7—5 to leinster, theugby league — for the first time since march, a super league match has been played in front of a live crowd. 5000 supporters watched on in france as catalan dragons were beaten 28—12 by wigan warriors. the win moves wigan up to third in the table. galileo chrome won the st ledger at doncaster today. trained byjoseph o'brien, son of the legendary aidan, galileo chrome won by a neck. the victory gives o'brien a rare double as he also won the race as a jockey back in 2013. denmark's soren kraugh andersen was the surprise winner on stage 14 of the tour de france from clermont—ferrand to lyon after a late solo attack. peter sagan was fourth, cutting into sam bennett's green jersey lead. primoz roglic retains the overall lead. there's live golf going on right now. the third round of the ana inspiration in california, it's the second women's major of the year... and it's the canadian brooke henderson who now has the outright lead. she's having a cracking round, six under today — 11 under over

ireland's official public health team has recommended that dublin is moved up to a level—three risk category. new of social gatherings and an end to all except top—level sporting activity. the barrister amal clooney has said she is resigning as the uk's special envoy on media freedom. her decision is over what she describes as the government's "lamentable" suggestion it could violate international law over the brexit withdrawal agreement. the disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been stripped of the honorary cbe he was awarded for his contribution to the british film industry. he's serving a 23—year prison sentence after being convicted of sex offences. the rapid rise in coronavirus cases has led to concern amongst people who were advised to shield at home earlier this year to protect their health. the guidance and support which came with it ended in august, and now health charities are asking for clarity on if and when shielding should resume, as hywel griffith reports. for six months, kaye has hidden away from the outside world. as a transplant recipient, her immune system is suppr

new transit agency called valley link. the service would eventually connect b.a.r.t. dublin and pleasanton station east through central valley to stockton. but it all hinges on voters approving that measure this fall. the transit directors meet today at 5:00 p.m. b.a.r.t. announcing plans for the first significant increase in services since the start of the pandemic. starting next monday more trains will be added during the commute hours lowering more wait times to about 15 minutes. >>> and besides that breaking news near oroville we are following this morning, there are more breaking stories to tell you about. this one coming out of southern california. next here on "today in the bay," the dangerous fires burning out of control in l.a. county and the all new overnight video from firefighters on the front lines. >>> and pushing to get your vote. the campaign stops joe biden is set to make today. also the growing debate over the upcoming election and mail-in ballots. >>> plus, a big announcement from apple. when the bay area-based company is set to unveil the latest version o

in ireland, new restrictions for the capital, dublin, will come into force from midnight tonight.ave the city except for essential reasons and to only use public transport for essential journeys. they are again being asked to work from home where possible. and restaurants and pubs that serve food will only be allowed to have guests outdoors or provide a takeaway service. here in the uk, the rapid rise in coronavirus cases has led to concern amongst people who were advised to shield at home earlier this year to protect their health. the guidance and support which came with it ended in august, and now health charities are asking for clarity on if and when shielding should resume, as hywel griffith reports. for six months, kaye has hidden away from the outside world. as a transplant recipient, her immune system is suppressed, and so she started shielding in march to keep away from coronavirus. even when the government advice changed last month, kaye continued to shield. next week, her part of the midlands goes into lockdown, just as she is expected to return to work as a teacher. her

see the whole stretch you see that back up 28 minutes and growing because of this new crash for south 6 ad from dublin out of fremont darya back to you thanks a lot and 6.19 is a big day in san francisco because businesses more of them have the green light to open in person services inside hair and nail salons and gyms are getting to reopen indoors. on monday and we're just talking about them opening up outdoors and the bad air and how difficult it was. >>and they'll be able to do all your hair and everything and nails inside. and see there's the workout out on the sidewalk. they're not going to need to do that anymore. so this is. >>good news for a lot of people who want to bring their workout indoors away from the that air. >>this just demonstrates this city can listen they can hear that the cries coming from not just the small business owners they can hear the cries coming from residents of san francisco who know that during a pandemic could really help him out. >>the doors have been closed for so long and they've been you know a figure out who they want to put their waits outside then they warm ou

we will be getting the view from dublin on that hastily arranged meeting in the business news in aroundh us for that. wildfires are still burning out of control along parts of the west coast of the united states. the governor of oregon says they could bring about the greatest loss in human lives and property in her state's history. in california, smoke and ash have turned the sky a dark orange. in butte county, a sheriff has reported that three people in 2 different locations have perished there. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. this is san francisco in the middle of the day. the city by the bay almost unrecognisable. look at the golden gate bridge. the same colour as the dark, orange sky surrounding it. smoke and ash blocking out the sun, making it feel like the end of the world. 1115. crazy! 1115 in the morning and it's like the middle of the night almost. the thing is coming all the way from oregon, which is hundreds of miles away, and it looks like the apocalypse right now. it is like nighttime in the daytime. in los angeles, this guy is a more normal colour but this mike is still ther

dublin interchange. no accidents in that area so that is good news. we have trouble spot that chp has been working on overnight. for miles -- but directions closed at foothill road. use alternate 680 or 238. this is due to a crash that hit a power pole. a lot of activity on the scene. the bay bridge toll plaza is stacked up with metering lights on. busy into the city. if you want to skip the roadways and youth public transit, today might be a good idea for b.a.r.t. today's the first day b.a.r.t. will add more chains trains to certain lines. this will increase ridership. weekday commuter trains will be added at 15 minute frequencies and 30 minute frequencies on weekends. operating hours the will remain the same. there are changes to bta as well and i will have that in my next report. let's check with mary. >>> i know this is a really tough time, a lot of people -- i mean we have to stay inside. we are dealing with all the smoke and we have wild fires, massive wildfires burning all around us. and it does look like air- quality conditions will get a litt

afternoon, the hot temperatures and that is some great news for firefighters, those temperatures staying down now quite a bit 87 degrees in little more 86 in dublin, 74 in hayward 72 in san leandro about 87 degrees in walnut creek 87 in concord 83 degrees in pittsburgh, 86. in fairfield and back toward the coastline keep those temperatures in the 50's and 60's with that patchy fog next few days the temperatures start to cool off a bit more clouds on the ways that front gets a little bit closer thing much pressure as we get to thursday and friday but offshore winds could bring a little more smoke backdoor neighborhood over the weekend. >>all right brian thanks very in the east bay to free pop-up community covid-19 testing events will be in oakland this weekend saturday. there will be a free walk-up testing open from 09:00am to 04:00pm at the building opportunities for self-sufficiency officers that's it. 9, 0, 0, 6 macarthur boulevard sunday, there will be a free drive through testing site from 9 to 4 at the center of hope church should the parking lot there at 8411 macarthur boulevard free protective gear will also be distributed. also in the eas

wednesday is 9 miles per hour and right now in dublin at 97, a high of 103 there. did we manage to hit any new record? we did manage to set a new record for napa and gilroy. napa hitting a high of 102. gilroy at 106 at the previous record of 103 back in 1988. we were only within 1 degree of matching the record or beating the record at the san francisco airport. 93 degrees, the old record was 94. and san jose 98. the previous record was 99 degrees. what's happening. we got the high pressure system that's dominating and that's going to continue to dominate and keeping this heat and also those dry conditions. this is what we are monitoring. that dangerous and excessive heat warning will be in place through monday in land valleys. if you thought today is hot it is going to get hotter tomorrow. i know typically around here, we get micro climate, we are not going to be cooler around the coast. the heat advisory is in place through there. we are monitoring potential for some winds. how hot tomorrow? 103 and 105 by 4:00. 115 in livermore and danford. san francisco i decided to bump up the number to 92

news. tighter restrictions will be enforced in dublin over the coming months to try and curb the spread ofopen and small numbers can gather to attend sporting or arts events. in the irish capital, where cases are more prevalent, only up to six people from two households will be able to meet. pubs in the city will also remain closed when some others across ireland will be able to reopen from the 21st september. the unemployment rate has gone up to 4.1%, with young people among the hardest hit. a further 156,000 people aged 16 to 2a were added to the jobless figures in the three months tojuly. many fear worse is to come when the government's furlough scheme ends next month. our business correspondent sarah corker reports. so, how close is this to the city centre? 0n the bus, like 20 minutes. the coombes family from liverpool are job hunting. michael and karen both lost their work in retail. they are dropping daughter isabella off at university in manchester. she is looking for bar work while she studies. the economic fallout from coronavirus is affecting every generation. this is the first t

slow right there through livermore so 21 minutes vasco exit to the dublin interchange james all right now let's get back to the breaking news this morning out of the north bay were pg e has started turning off the power because of the high fire threat and let's take a look at the map that actually shows you where the power is out you see those little purple triangles right there that's where the power has been cut off on purpose and more shut-offs could come in the next 2 hours as fiji prepares for high fire danger. yeah, the utility started turning off the power in parts of 22 counties. right before 11 o'clock last night and they include 3 counties right here in the bay area. >>and that is napa sonoma and lake counties with restoration really not expected to around 7 o'clock tomorrow night. and also dovetailing with this breaking news is the latest out of the walbridge fire that's burning up in sonoma county it flared up overnight and here's some time lapse video showing you that new evacuation orders are also in effect for several neighborhoods there in sonoma county as well. >>and we actually have a live view this is a l

dublin, 82 right now with a high of 103. so let's talk about today's record highs. we did manage to hit three new record highs.high of 102, beating the previous record high of 100 set back in 2008. san francisco airport and san jose missed it by just one degree. however, tomorrow it's going to be a whole new ballpark when it comes to those record highs. dangerous labor day heat weekend will continue with that high pressure. again, that excessive heat warning in effect through monday. so how hot are we going to be getting? let's go through this timing right here. by 9:00 tomorrow, we're already going to see 80s in through danville and livermore. fast forward that timeline through about 11:00 a.m. get any sort of outdoor activity out of the way early. anything that involves being outside for an excessive amount of time, whether that includes walking your pet. if you usually like to run early on. 97 in livermore. 91 in san jose. 86 in san francisco. if this hall pans out, again, this is according to the models, so we'll see. sometimes the models struggle a little bit with forecasting the exact high. but look at l

tomorrow, but still 100 of 4 so day after day of the heat really kind of where new down in the tri valley in the east 102 in dublin, 94 degrees and hayward tomorrow should be about 95 in san leandro 100 in morocco, 104 in walnut creek, one '04. in concord 97 degrees and hercules so certainly these temperatures a little bit cooler, but it still it's pretty smoking hot spots around the bay area to you can't get around it. numbers along the coastline, maybe some downslope winds about 93 that sends a beach in those winds will be the big factor tomorrow fire danger go to running high the hot temperatures the record heat now we've got some gusty wind red flag warnings are posted through wednesday. and then looks like we'll start to finally cool things down after tomorrow, the temperatures running below average that would be nice as we head in toward friday. all right. >>the flu season will overlap with the ongoing covid pandemic this year why he >>for >>your help tonight, doctors and nurses around the country are preparing for a fight against flu season and covid at the same time medical correspondent elizabeth cohen ex

dublin final. ireland centre robbie henshaw scored one of their three tries. not too long to enjoy it though...the neweekend of october. rugby league fans returned to the terraces for the first time since march as 5000 were able to watch wigan warriors beat catalan dragons. the match was held in the south of france in perpignan but wigan spoiled the home coming for the dragons. joe burgess scored two tries in their 28—12 win. tom marquand earned his first classic victory at the st leger at doncaster, despite being the replacement jockey. he only found out he'd be riding galileo chrome 2a hours beforehand after regularjockey shane crosse tested positive for coronavirus on friday. i know it's early in the season, but i think we already have a winner for the worst miss already.. whilst playing for kv mechelen in belgium, midfielder aster vranckx — from a yard out — somehow trips over the ball. to make thinks worse the other team scored the only goal in the 95th minute to win and leapfrog them in the table. that is quite difficult to watch. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news — it's time for the

this is newsnight from dublin more than 5000 migrants move into i knew that count on the green time and. the thousands more remain wary of entering the newtemp city halted by squalid conditions of the morning but. the coronavirus fighting officials worry about the risk to public health also on the program. i think. to finally start to listen to what the people are demanding what they are demanding is 0 migration.