in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news here in dublin a 14 year old dublin high school student saysaulted by a male student after objecting to his friends using the n- word on campus in dublin haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) kron4newshaaziq madyun in dublin haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... mainly dry

after an interview with the dublin police, pearson later turned herself in.to a motive, she -- a reference these photos of a 14- year-old girl who says she was assaulted on campus by a white male student. the teenager who do not want to be identified said the boy had objected to her asking one of his friends not to use the "and" word.

to talk about the lawsuit against the city of dublin and the ride manufacturers. ahead at eight.. 12 years after an alleged home invasion and sex assault in the east bay... police arrest a suspect ... what helped investigators track him down. plus .. a place that opened its doors to those with no place to go during the north bay fires.. now desperate to get back on its feet. and levels of lead exceeding federal limits .. found at a number of bay area schools.. next - where the lead was found and what's being done about it.. (pam) in the east bay we are learning new tests have revealed high levels of lead in the water at several schools. this time - 7 schools have tested higher than federal regulations allow. (steve) kron four's terisa estacio tells us what a local organization is calling for to deal with this serious situation. (estacio pkg )i am here in the east bay and this school behind me, crocker highlands was one of 50 schools recently tested in the oakland unified school district.. (estacio pkg ) jason pfeifle, calprig. this must end. calling on the oakland

a dublin teen says she the victim of a violent assault at her high school. suffered injuries to her head and face.... according to the student it happened after she confronted several boys about using the n-word... asking them to "stop". now the teen and her parents kron4's haaziq madyun -- they want the attacker the removed from campus. and then this happened...you are looking at photos of a 14- year-old dublin high school student who says she was assaulted on campus by a white male student who objected to her asking one of his fends to not use the n-word. she asked not to reveal her identity but before she could do that...

the girl says she overheard a student using the n-word at dublin high school.nd when she told the student that word is offensive -- his friend... who is a white male -- attacked her. the girl's parents want her attacker expelled. the school says it won't comment on a student being involved in a fight or how a student is disciplined. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... businesses trying to get back to normal following the north bay fire storm. how business owners say you can help. and later... if you bought a salad from trader joe's it may be contaminated. which salads you are being told to throw away. and ... months after a child is thrown from an east bay water slide his parents are taking action. we'll explain after the break.( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break. . . no major delays at the bay bridge tolls who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. st

dublin unified school district spokesperson: "it is not tolerated in dublin schoolsaaziqnot tolerated, what does that mean, that's very broad, you use it and you're out of school?nat/sot haaziq expulsion an option?that explanation is not sitting well with the parents of the victim

time's arrow is flying in dublin.y government could collapse tomorrow while what some are calling an existential question about brexit and the border with the north needs answering quickly. and an election poll suggests would change little. there is no appetite for a pre—christmas election. tds, members of parliament, went back to their constituencies this weekend and people were very vocal about the fact we don't want an election, especially on december 19, 20th. can you think of a worse time for an election? people are deeply concerned about brexit. irish people on the ground are very alarmed about what's happening on the border and for the economy in ireland. in these politically tense times, the european union at least stands foursquare behind the government position on the border. ready to block progress in december‘s eu summit. and on that issue of the border, the ruling party and opposition fine gael are agreed to. if the uk insists on proceeding with this, and there isn't any compromise from the british govern

city council and ias addressed by dublin city council and i as mayor in the city of dublin have protestedhorities about the ethnic cleansing of the rohingya people and i have met the range of people'srepresentatives in ireland. whether it is the appropriate way to highlight this by handing back the honour he received from the city of dublin is another matter. we have looked at the freedom of the city for aung san suu kyi and the could not find agreement of the city council across all parties to remove that honour put that in no way blu nts that honour put that in no way blunts our condemnation of unsung suji and in particular the burmese military of what they have done —— aung san suu kyi. you have been critical of bob geldof saying it is ironic he is giving this on the back to dublin but holding onto his british knighthood, despite what you call from the shameful colonial past of the british empire. indeed, he is a knight commander of the order of the british empire. it is entirely inconsistent that he would hand back his civic honours in dublin on the basis of human rights, yet he retai

then came down to dublin and to paris and then in a tie break vote names were picked out of a hat and paris was the winner so something of a bit of luck for paris with dublin left incredibly disappointed but that was let's not do it down paris of course is something of a financial hub it's already home to the european security markets agency that might played a role ultimately though any winner of this had to prove various criteria one of which being that they were ready to take over as soon as the u.k. left the e.u. and immediately. the e.p.a. that something obviously paris proved that it was able to do ok looking ahead moving the agency's brings up its own problems including issues over the sourcing of new water. that's quite right although the idea is that the new host city is able to relocate the workers from london in fact in a lot of the videos that were put out by each individual city applying for these two agencies they were very keen to prove that they would be good hosts for these london is that they wish they could offer good international schools some even were keen to pro

mr adams switches political home from stormont to dublin six years ago and isa stormont to dublin six of the irish parliament in dublin. when he does stand down as leader of the overall party, the job could go to the party vice—president who is a member of the irish parliament in this city. what sort of leadership has this been, has it been successful? well, he has been leader of sinn fein since 1983, 3a years, so the leader ofa since 1983, 3a years, so the leader of a major party for longer than any other party leader in britain or ireland. he is well known around the world as the public face of the irish republican movement as it moved from violence to peace. security forces believed he was a senior ira member during the troubles but he has always denied that. under his leadership commission fain have grown strongly in electoral terms. the second biggest party in northern ireland and the third biggest party in the irish republic, challenging for a place in government, many think, at the next general election, and perhaps after that. so in terms of the party and its growth and mr ada

the girl says she overheard a student using the n-word at dublin high school.d the student that word is offensive -- his friend... who is a white male -- attacked her. the girl's parents want her attacker expelled. the school says it won't comment on a student being involved in a fight or how a student is disciplined. ( will ) businesses in the north bay are asking customers to come back... as they struggle to get back to normal since the wildfires. the smoke has cleared at the senza hotel in napa and workers are once again tending to the hotel's vineyards. but hotel's general manager says convincing visitors to re-book has been a challenge. meanwhile.. the owners of the hall and walt wineries in napa and sonoma donated their tasting fees from october to the fire relief effort. but they say their workers need help as well. typically... the rooms would be filled right now.

in relation to politics there, we just dublin in relation to politics there, wejust had dublin in relationt had a dublin in relation to politics there, wejust had a general election. yes, we have heard ha rd ball election. yes, we have heard hardball has election. yes, we have heard hard ball has been election. yes, we have heard hardball has been played, written undertaking that there will not be a ha rd undertaking that there will not be a hard border, he is facing, potentially facing the general election, if there were to be a change of government, would there be a change of position or change of heart from ireland 7 a change of position or change of heart from ireland? only if you had sinn fein playing a part, maybe if they were in coalition, but if dominated by the main opposition party, it would still be in the same position, fena fall, firstly the same issue. i don't think there will be an election this side of christmas in dublin but it will not last even as far as march. —— fianna fail. there will still be instability, as well as the big problems like restoring the power—sharing g

after britain leaves the european union in twenty nineteen dublin and early favorite frankfurt lost out in the vote by e.u. ban the states they earlier voted for amsterdam as the new postboxes location of the european medicines agency the move will give both cities a political status boost within the e.u. . ukase losses now france and holland again it was a modest celebration from the winners thank you no champagne and spotless to rub london's no isn't it boss undisguised relief after want was a nail biting voting process we were delighted that in the end it was a it was very tight it was nerve wracking to be honest it was these fifteen cities that put their names in the hat for the e m a these four went for the a.b.a. while these four was so keen they went for bass and the appeal is obvious with the e.p.a. and. expertise prestige and business not to mention jobs combines they employ over a thousand people it was this up occasion video that helped swing it for amsterdam patients safety is that our heart medicines evaluation board is one of the strongest national regulators in europe the

(steve) and it was filed against several parties, including the city of dublin.s haaziq madyun has the story. a lawsuit has been filed seeking two and a half million dollars in punitive damages for circumstances leading to these injuries to a 10-year- old child after this happened...being ejected from the emerald plunge water slide at the wave water park in dublinsotwaukeen mccoy is the attorney representing child and his parents against multiple parties including the manufacturer of the slide, the state of california and the city of dublinsotthe boy's mother susanna jones recall it was may 2017, opening day for the brand new slide and her son was excited to go to the water parksot

. >> bob redell is live in dublin. bob, what do you see? i don't see the rain coming down just now but have you seen it this morning? >> reporter: we have. we're here in dublin along the auto mall right up against 580 not far from the 680 interchange. we don't have much rain right now, just a light drizzle but this is what it looked like about 30 to 45 minutes ago when you saw that storm, that wave of rain coming in, you could see it was very gusty, windy, you see a lot of leaves blowing around on the street and you had quite a decent heavy rain coming down but as i mentioned right now we are in a break. as far as the impact this is having on the tri-valley, so far our newsroom has not had any reports of downed trees or anything like this, it sounds like this could be definitely having an impact, though, on your commute. i want to come back out live and get a sense of what i'm talking about. those head lights are heading westbound on 580. speeds are at the limit, plenty of space between the cars but as more people get into the drive this mo

had been fierce dublin and an early favorite frankfurt both lost out in the vote by e.u. member states amsterdam has been chosen as the new post writes a location for the european medicines agency. earlier we spoke with our very own charlotte shells and pills in brussels and we asked her why paris won the right to host the european banking agent's and i think a lot of people really are wondering why frankfurt wasn't the winner for the a.b.a. it had been a front runner and a lot thought that it was going to take the lead it didn't though it was knocked out it did reach the final three alongside dublin then came down to dublin and to paris and then in a tie break the names were picked out of a hat and paris was the n.s.a. was something of a bit of luck for paris with dublin left incredibly disappointed but that does not do it down paris of course is something of a financial hub it's already home to the european security markets agency that might played a role ultimately the ne win this had to prove various criteria one of which being that they were ready to take over is see

this is from overnight in dublin. he will show us the current conditions live in dublin this morning at 6:32. until then you can follow him @bobnbc. >>> 616. happening today a disaster from the last winter storms finally getting watched up. the moraga sinkhole is all fixed. the hole opened up in march of last year, swallowed up that roadway. traffic signal and sidewalks at center treat. thorough fair there. cost nearly $3 million to patch that hole up. >>> happening today an east bay church will reveal the repaired cross. crews are completed repairs on the 90-year-old bell tower cross at st. joseph basilica in alameda. storms combined with dry hot left the cross tilting and swaying to the side. later this morning the cross will be unveiled and the church will hold a special blessing ceremony. >>> 6:17. twitter is taking that blue check away from some people on social media networks. >> the blue check verifies who you say you are on line but, scott mcgrew, it's come to say so much more. >> it says that you are a person

those parents said, they are suing not only the water park owners, but the city of dublin.reports. (steve) target is pulling two fidget spinners from its shelves and online after finding they contained unsafe lead levels for children. the u.s. consumer product safety commission requires all children's products to not exceed 100 parts per million. the spinners contained lead levels ranging up to 33,000 parts per million. children exposed to lead have an increased risk for damage to the brain and nervous system. target could not provide an estimate on how many fidget spinners will have to be removed. (pam) new data from the centers for disease control and prevention says, teen suicide rates increased between 2010 and 2015.. after a nearly two decade decline.. a social media may be a factor. here to talk about the issue.. and to offer some advice for families..- tayler lim - the youth outreach manager for san francisco suicide prevention. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. look for mostly dry cond

look at this shot in dublin. a beautiful start to the day as we start to see the sunrising and clouds overhead. temperatures reach low to mid-60s. perfect day. then tomorrow, that rain rolls in. we'll talk about that time line in a few minutes. mike has a new warning for bridge goers. >> we have this shot from richmond to san rafael. the mist and the fog. kari was talking patchy fog at times. back upstarting at the toll plaza. this is right where the road is. it shows that problem may be descending. that's what we have. rumors there may be a crash across the bridge to san rafael. it's critical. fog north of there. no major issues south of there. the toll plaza has a back up. we see this slowing. an earlier crash reported in the left lane. it is still there. we'll track it from chp. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 6:02. the parents of the child seen in this video flying off a water slide in the east bay are filing a lawsuit against the water park, the city of dublin and others. >> this happened opening

assaulted at dublin high school. we )ve learned police are now investigating the attack. >>> 14-year-old girl reportedly assaulted at dublin high school. we've learned that police are investigating this as an attack. >> we also know the girl's parents are accusing the school district of draggings it's feet. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney has had more from dublin high school. >> reporter: the assault happened nine days ago on campus. their daughter overheard students using the n word and asked them to stop. the parents say it ended when a white student punched a girl in the mouth and gave her a concussi concussion. >> we go out of our way to correct that behavior. >> reporter: the district said they can't discuss specifics because of student privacy. there could be a variety of punishment, but explulgs is not one of them. >> it's a matter of the seriousness of the offense, the frequency, whether this is a first-time behavior, whether this is behavior that's happened in the past, but expulsion is certainly a very serio

another dublin grand slam by dublin high school's noah mac on "the voice." he sang "electric love." check it out. ♪ >> he has a nice voice. >> how cool to have the strings behind you. >> i know. that's a full production. he belted it out and nailed it, of course you heard. he will make the top ten. that's the big question. find out tonight here on nbc bay area at 8:00. >> he's really good. i bet he will. i hope so. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a chilly start out there. >> grab that coat. definitely a hot coffee or tea, if you prefer. 9 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago. livermore, ten degrees cooler. what does it mean for daytime highs. i'll have the details in a bit. >>> across the san mateo bridge, an easy drive. westbound is your commute. both sides look great. we are going to talk about what's going on in the east bay. we have a new crash near walnut creek. >>> good morning, i'm bob redell with breaking news in the south bay where police set up a large perimeter. that includes a neighborhood and elementary school. we'll take you live to san jose, coming up. b

but this afternoon i met with kevin kilbane in dublin. times and this is his take on martin 0'neill over 100 times and this is his take on martin o'neill and his team and their possible tactical approach this evening. we have to show a bit more creativity, we have got to be more creativity, we have got to be more adventurous. we have the players that can do it and i think oi'i players that can do it and i think on saturday we played a bit within ourselves, did not express ourselves. there will have to be times tonight when someone will have to be courageous and take the ball, allow players to move around and then we may become more expensive off the back of that. in terms of the team and, just one change from the team and, just one change from the first leg, david miller coming backin the first leg, david miller coming back in midfield and danny murphy will start up front on his own. so no start for wes hoolahan, the creative player from no start for wes hoolahan, the creative playerfrom norwich with many were hoping he would get a starti

it happened on opening day of this brand-new pair park in dublin. near the bottom of the slide when he flew off and landed on the concrete. he suffered scrapes and bruises object his back, elbow -- on his back, elbow and leg. the attorney released photos of the injuries. you talked about some of the issues at play in a case like this. >> the first issue will be if there's some malfunction or something wrong with this slide. they will have to get experts to come in to talk about that, to investigate it. but i know when our office has been involved in a situation, usually the people fight it and it becomes quite litigious and expensive. so the family can look for a very protracted litigation. >> reporter: now, city of dublin, which operates the wave water park, issued this statement in response to the lawsuit. it says, quote, the city and its legal representatives have attempted to reach an amicable settlement with the family. however, the family lawyer has refused to provide any information about the family's injuries that would be necessary to resol

the family filed a $25,000 claim against the city of dublin. the family lawyer said because the city didn't respond, the family will now file that lawsuit today. they said the city and the legal representatives have attempted to reach an amicable settlement with the family but the family lawyer has refused to provide information about the injuries necessary to resolve the claim. the water park opened in may and cost $43 million to build. it was a really big deal when it open. the slide behind me, the one that apparently caused this accident, it has remained closed since may pick the park is now closed because it is not in season anymore. not clear if when they open up again, that slide will also open up when the park opens up again in may. it was a big deal when it opened and the controversy continues about the lawsuit being filed today. live in dublin, jessica flores, kpix5. >> closing arguments in the murder trial around the highly publicized fatal shooting and san francisco starts next monday after the judge ruled that a key prosecution witn

before becoming a deputy for dublin. in 2009 he went back to the sheriff's office becoming commanding officer at oakland international airport. returned in 2015. the current chief is leaving to become assistant alameda county sheriff. >>> controversy at dublin high school after a student says she was attacked for telling classmates to stop using a racial slur. the school is facing backlash. henry lee explains some parents are questioning how administrators handled the incident.>> reporter: the victim and african-american student at dublin high said she was attacked a little more than a week ago. he told officials and police she overheard students using the in word. she told them to stop a male student who was white hit her in the mouth pixmap i saw her lip was busted.>> that is absolutely unacceptable. he should be expelled.>> reporter: disciplinary measures have been taken. they would not elaborate. the student has been suspended.>> consequences in this case were assigned to the students involved in the incident. we con

it will happen here at the wave waterpark in dublin. we will bring that to you later today. >> thank you, alex. >>>hundreds of people packed last night's san carlos city council meeting because of one agenda item, the discussion of a plan to open a second gun store in that city. a company called turners outdoorsman signed a lease and announced it would hope the store before the end of the month. after hours of public comment, the council announced it would enforce a 45 day moratorium on opening the gun store. >> a locality of people real -- lot of people really don't want to live in an environment where guns are as accessible as going and buying a disney, a disney video. you know, i mean what kind of environment do we want to raise our children? what kind of environment do we want to live in. >> they decided that it was in the best interest of this community to stop a legitimate business from opening. i think that's unconstitutional. i think it's unreasonable. i think if someone's scared of guns that that's something we can talk about.

now in a statement released today, the city of dublin -- excuse me, yesterday, the city of dublin said it continues to express sympathy and concern for the boy. as to the legal action threatened, i'm quoting here, the city and its representatives have attempted to reach a settlement, however, the family attorney has refused to provide any information about the family's injuries that would be necessary to resolve this claim. reporting live here in dublin, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> it's a relief he was able to walk away from that. i know you will stay on top of this. >>> time now to turn to our microclimate forecast. this little break between the storm. >> live look dublin and our radar right now. as you can see right now, that storm moving back into the area, meteorologist, kari hall, you've been tracking the next storm. when does it arrive? >> it arrives tomorrow afternoon. we are enjoying some clear, dry weather as we take a live look outside in san jose. you want to take it in. as we've been talking about, this all changes. we have fog rolling across san francisco. that quick

another promise, dublin, inspection staff, almost but not quite. there were eight fire code inspectors and eight building code inspectors. by next month the city says there will be six more for fire and three more for buildings. they still are on the job yet. identifying hazardous properties. in the last year open identified 135 priority properties. buildings with multiple hazards. in regards on per minute buildings, 21 of the cases are open and what they are still trying to access the property. >> reporter: how confident are you that that's all there are quick >> i would be naove to tell you were not confident at all. we know there are other buildings and we have to be diligent. we have to identify them and give people a opportunity to come in and correct it. >> reporter: and interdepartment database to address a dangerous lack of communication between departments revealed by the ghost ship in san pablo fires. the new $500,000 database system is expected to be completed by december. officials say a go live 2018 plus inspectors will be equipped wit

. >>> we have new details from that lawsuit filed by the family of the boy injured at a dublin water park. the boy's family is seeking two and a half million dollars from the wave water park which is run by the city of dublin. that's after he flew off one of the water slides and fell on to the concrete on the water park's opening day back in may. >> when you take your kid to a park you expect it's going to be a safe place. we expect our governments to hold manufacturers and subcontractors act accountable. >> reporter: the families lawsuit names the city of dublin, the state of california and the manufactureer of the slide white water west industries. the city of dublin said it had been trying to reach a settlement with the family prior to that lawsuit being filed. >>> san francisco still debating guidelines for the sale of marijuana. details about new zoning restrictions ahead of the legalizing. >> also the latest efforts to entice customers to come back to the santa rosa downtown area after the devastating wildfires. >> good morning. you can see traffic is doing pretty well in many

you can see the view from dublin.oblem seeing the freeway from the camera atop the building there. we see low clouds in the distance there. >> that is not your department. >> just above the freeway. >> crossing over getting closer to the weekend. >> a lot of people have family in town, finding things to do, going shopping and the weather. make sure you plan around that as we get ready for showers to start to move in. let's check out saturday's forecast. looking at the coast, the bay, inland areas is going to be nice. more clouds in the mix. we'll have a chance of showers in the north bay as we go into saturday afternoon. then, by sunday, pretty much all the bay area will see rain off and on, temperatures cooling down with breezy winds, highs reaching mid to upper 60s. if you are planning to go to santa cruz this weekend, the best they will be on friday, 72 degrees, mostly sunny skies, partly cloudy saturday and the showers moving in sunday morning. a lot of people will be heading to the sierra. here is a look at the r

people using the iron horse trail can use it to get to nearby dublin/pleasanton bart station.ht now, they have to leave the trail and cross a six-lane boulevard which can be dangerous. >> busy. a lot of traffic. the trail is so easy to get to the bart that's right there or, you know, get to the other side of pleasanton. yeah, having, you know, it would be great. >> yeah, this is a low. the bridge will help. >> that bridge is expected to cost $7 million. funding could come from a measure voters approved two years ago. >>> let's check the status right now. slick in spots because of overnight rain. no major problems. a build on the san mateo bridge. the bridge clearing overnight. reported a half hour ago, northbound 17 still shows one lane blocked with a crash near the summit. look at the travel times toward the bay bridge. no major problems. the back up is there. the metering lights are on. sorry, this is the east bay time, slowing for 238 and 680. >>> you know what's right around the corner? >> the weekend. >> we can be hopeful, right. >> around the corner, then turn a little b

in 2015, he returned to dublin. the current police chief in dublin is leaving to become the assistant alameda county sheriff. >> some alarming details about gun related deaths. coming up, what a newly released government report says about the rate of firearm tragedies. m tragedie . >> that is me on television, i'm hear to tell you that it's rain -- here to tell you that it's raining here in case you haven't stepped outside. unfortunately, what that means for you is that it's probably going to take you longer to get to work. >> i will not give you a pensive look but i will tell you sal is correct, there is rain out there. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ . >>> welcome back. new york city recovering after this week's terror attack. while officials are taking action to prevent further attacks, there are further honors for the victims. reporter: new york city is already working to prevent an

dublin has a veto on taking talks forward, and on any final trade deal.hort time ago, i spoke to the former taoiseach bertie ahern. he was one of the architects of the good friday agreement along with tony blair and served as the head of the irish government for over a decade. i began by asking him whether he thought a hard border between the republic of ireland and the north was now inevitable. well, i think the issue is fairly clear that it's impossible to have an invisible border, or a border that is controlled by technology, if you are not in the single market. the argument today is that the eu have come to the conclusion, after 12 months of looking at this, that they believe that to stay in the single market, and to stay in the customs union is the only way you can avoid totally a border. of course, the difficulty for that is that the british government don't agree with that and the dup don't agree with that. the irish government do. it is a difficult position and i'm afraid nobody has worked out how you can get the circle to work and cover everybody

was something of a bit of luck for paris with dublin left incredibly disappointed but that does not do it down in paris of course is something of a financial hub it's already home to the european security markets agency that might played a role ultimately though any window this had to prove various criteria one of which being that they were ready to take over as soon as the u.k. left the e.u. and immediately post the e.p.a. that something obviously paris proved that it was able to do ok looking ahead moving the agency's brings up its own problems including issues over the sourcing of new workers. that's quite right although the idea is that the new host city is able to relocate the workers from london in fact in a lot of the videos that were put out by each individual city applying for these two agencies they were very keen to prove that they would be good hosts for these london is that they wish they could offer good international schools some even we can't approve how many flights a day they would off the backs of london so the idea is that these highly skilled workers are keen to mo

those parents said, they are suing not only the water park owners, but the city of dublin.t has been filed seeking two and a half million dollars in punitive damages to multiple injuries...after the 10-year-old was ejected from the emerald plunge water slide at the wave water park in dublin . the boy's mother susanna jones... recalls it was may 2017, opening day for the brand new slide... and her son was excited to go to the water park.(sot) "he came to me and said mama, mama come and watch me and like dutiful parents, we want nothing more than to watch our kids have fun and we saw jamie come down and we will never forget, we saw it happening, as it was happening i couldn't get to him fast enough. i wanted to fly. i wanted to have an out of body experience where i could swoop him up but instead i saw him tumble on the ground at a very rapid speed". (steve) officials with the city of dublin say they immediately closed the waterslide after the accident and that it will remain closed unitl state safety officials approve it being re-opened (pam) indepth tonight: the bay area's

chris buckler, bbc news, dublin.olleagues of a helicopter pilot who died in a crash with a light aircraft in buckinghamshire yesterday have paid tribute to him. captain mike green was conducting a flight instructor course with a student when they both died. two other men were also killed in the collision, which happened near the village of waddesdon. air accident investigators are still trying to establish the cause of the crash. the lebanese politician saad hariri, who shocked his country when he resigned as prime minister, says he will return to beirut within days. mr hariri announced he was standing down while in saudi arabia a fortnight ago, and he hasn't been home since. he was speaking in paris today, after talks with president macron. here's our paris correspondent, lucy williamson. having the president greet you at the elysee palace sends a message. in this case, that mr hariri is for france still lebanon's prime minister — not, as some would have it, a political exile, fleeing saudi—arabian control. it was a

and then from dublin it looks good. you can tell it's a little slick out there, the traffic is moving well though and we've had traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza moving through, so it's not hashed rain at all but definitely it is slick so be careful. speaking of slick, who came in, mr. steve. reporter: thank you, sal, i appreciate that. some of the rain, pretty light here. the system coming in from the west-southwest. saw one observation near santa cruz at .22. so a little bit of rain in the area and then sfo .03 there goes [inaudible] that's starting to give rain, tombly a little merging. not a lot out of this first system, a tenth of an inch, certainly farther north and more of a sierra snow event no doubt about it. winter storm warning kicks in at noon. after this weekend system, there are hints that next wednesday night, thursday, look at that. things are really picking up here. that's about six days away. sierra though, will deal with snow. if you have to go, morning is your best bet. maybe a couple of feet in t

and there is a challenge for the next generation of leaders here in dublin.lition government they need to build relationships with parties that have been keen to distance themselves from sinn fein in the past. the new leader of scottish labour has promised to offer voters what he called "a message of real hope". richard leonard, a jeremy corbyn supporter who was elected to holyrood 18 months ago, replaces kezia dugdale. she's to take part in the reality tv show, "i'm a celebrity, get me out of here." collecting richard leonard as their leader marks a left turn for the scottish labour party as he becomes the fourth leader in just three yea rs. the fourth leader in just three years. area is now a settled consensus established around a radical policy agenda for the scottish labour party. richard leonard was only elected to the scottish parliament last year. here's a yorkshireman, former trade union organiser and a committed jeremy corbyn loyalist. times in the past it has appeared that the scottish labour party had looked to pick fights with jeremy corbyn. scott

live in dublin, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >> the time is 5:09. sideshows were shut down with many videos appearing. >> jeff sessions is sued in connection with the nations pot laws. >>> we are looking at a return of the rain. a break for today and details about tomorrow, coming up. >> traffic is moving along quite nicely along 580 near regatta. we have reports of an accident and we have an update on the head-on crash we've tracked it -- we've been tracking along basco road. -- basco road. -- vasco road to get him to legalize medical marijuana nationwide. one of the plaintiffs is a 12- year-old girl. her family moved to colorado >>> u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is being sued in an effort to get him to legalize medical marijuana, nationwide. one of the plaintiffs is a 12- year-old girl. her family moved to colorado for access to medical pot to help her manage epilepsy. she is now unable to return to see her grandparents. >> i have epilepsy. i have seizures that traditional medication don't help. i would like to be able to visit my grandparen

his first public appearance is in dublin, his father is working in dublin. churchill's grandfather, a portrait to the dublin press. a read the reports about this child in the dublin press in 1878, not everybody thought it was the most pitiful child they had ever seen. from that moment on, he had stories. more importantly, he said he remembered the present he received from thomas burke, a top civil servant. the most important assassination of the 19th century, in 1882 in the phoenix park. all these, his cousins in ireland, one of whom is very much on the side. standing for parliament in all the time, these families engaged a high level in politics in all the time he is involved in politics. after he joined the liberals, churchill gradually becomes accepting of the broad liberal view that hold rule is right. -- that home rule is right. when he first joins the liberals, he says i'm making the switch, but i don't believe liberals are right for ireland. over the next few years, irish nationalists picked up on it, he becomes more identified. he mimics in some way,

. >>> this exclusive new video of a young boy flying off a water slide in dublin on may 27th which was opening day for the water park and now the family is suing the city is it doesn't happen to anybody else. >> this is new video we just obtained that was taken by ten-year-old jamie's dad who was shocked what park employees told him. >> we tested for height but not weight. really? my son is the guinea pig for you to figure that out. it's outrageous. >> the parents of the ten-year-old who hydro planed at the wave water park say their son still has nightmares and is recovering from his injuries. they've now fired a law suit against dublin the contractors in the state of california asking for $2.5 million in punitive damages so this zns happ doesn't happen again. dublin say cal osha gave them a green light the day before this happend. >> we learned there are no regulation as cross the states. >> i think there's major problem with the slide in its design, manufacturing or constructing. >> the emmerald plunge and a jace side has closed. the family lawyer refused to provide injuries. white w

a live look outside at dublin. people are rushing to work because z it's friday and they are ready to rush into the weekend. good morning to you all and thank you for joining us. the time is seconds before 5:00. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. is that how it works, rush in and rush out? >> the weekend makes you feel that way. >> a lot of kids are out of school today. there may be less people out there, out and about today and it's going to be a day where it will be a nice day to sleep in, i think. we are still seeing rain in parts of the bay area, especially the north bay as we look at the temperatures, nice and cool with mid-50s in the peninsula and south bay. the right side of the screen, tri-valley at 49 degrees. thanks to the clouds, cool with showers in the north bay. as we look at the radar, rain with swatches of green in sonoma and marin county. the rest of us will have a chance as well. we will talk about more of those showers moving through today coming up in a few minutes. mike has an update f

kpix5 has more of these allegations. >> i clearly saw you tune to her and say bowl. >> a dublin school board member is accused of bullying a student speaker by mouthing the word b.s.. >> you know how -- you have no idea what i said. >> shortly after the exchange, dan cunningham and the parents challenged each other to take it outside. teachers at the meeting try to make it doesn't break it up by saying no. one teacher even led a breathing exercise to calm the situation down. an elected official can take a citizen out back and have a fight? and you are a representative from our school district? what example does that set? >> that was last month. just a few days ago cunningham got into another confrontation with a councilman. a police officer had to separate the two men at city hall after a council meeting -- meeting ended. >> i was never intimidated. the fact that he was so close to me, i simply tapped him on the shoulder and asked him to calm down.>> reporter: one parent claims that cunningham has repeatedly believes parents over the years. he and other parents plan to gather signature

the dublin interchange in the middle of the green highlighting, we take a live look and show you the conditions are soupy. that's why folks traveling westbound are moving well. a little bit of flooding in a lane here on the right side, geting over toward the dublin interchange. we urge folks to slow it down. the off ramp or curve or incline could cause loss of traction. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, the victim of a shark attack should make a full recovery. it would happen friday afternoon near pebble beach. a great white shark bit it before it managed to break free. new reaction from the father this morning. >> that moment, just a shock for me. horrifying standing there. because the damage, the scale of the damage you see that. a lot of people would faint. >> he says the shark barely missed a major artery in his son's leg. >> looking more and more dangerous, the volcano in bali dangerously close to erupting. it has been sending ash thousands of feet into the air since saturday. authorities are telling people to leave. that includes all tourists. many couldn't get out y

it happened just 90 minutes into the grand opening of the wave water park in dublin. now his parents' lawyer is blaming the city, which owns and operating the park, as well as the manufacturer who built the slide in a two and a half million dollar lawsuit. the boy walked away from the wild ride, but in the pictures, you see the scrapes, and the burns. his mom described the panicked moments after the accident. >> i couldn't get to him fast enough. i wanted to fly. i wanted to have an out of body experience, where i could swoop him up. but instead, i watched him tumble on the ground at a very rapid speed. it was frightening. i didn't know he was going to get up. we knew right away the park was not equipped to manage the recovery or injury of a child. >> reporter: now the family initially filed a $25,000 claim with the city, but their lawyer says the city did not respond. a statement from the city of dublin says quote, the city and its legal representatives have attempted to reach an amicable settlement with the family. however, the family lawyer has refused to provide a

competition to acquire them which employs over 160 people could be theists, dublin and frankfurt lost out of the vote. they voted for amsterdam as their new post-brexit location, the european medicines agency. a total of 23 cities were in the running. charlotte, why did harris went as the host city for the banking agency russian mar? charlotte: we'll have to speculate. a lot of people are wondering why frankfurt was not the winner for the epa. it had been a front matter and we thought it was going to take the lead. it did not, it was knocked out and he did reach the final three alongside dublin and then it came down to dublin and to paris and in a tiebreak boat, names were picked out of a hat and paris was the winner, there is something of a bit of luck for paris which was left incredibly disappointed. let's not do down, paris is a financial hub, it is only on to the european security markets agency, that might play a role. ultimately, any winner of this had to prove various criteria. one of which is that they were damaged takeover as soon as the eu and the u.k. posted the eva. that i

joining us is emma ross thomas, and dara doyle, bloomberg's dublin bureau chief. in, the eu is floating the prospect of no deal. ian: it looks that way. today marks exactly halfway between the u.k. referendum last year and the day they're going to leave the eu in 2019. i think you came down from the