let's look at the map, out of the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. north livermore avenue was the worst over the course of the last few hours. creeping through pleasanton and 680. it is bigger than we saw in this portion of the bay. the peninsula is all right. zero visibility in half-moon bay. be careful in those areas and the north bay and napa and vallejo, it's tough to see north of the carquinez bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the latest developments out of southern california. it is day four in the search for dozens of people missing in the santa barbara county area. 17 people are confirmed dead. 43 people are still unaccounted for. we know four children are among those who died in tuesday's mudslides. this morning, we are getting a better look at the devastation left behind in the mudslides, those deadly mudslides. >> we have more from there. >> reporter: the new mandatory evacuation order may remain in effect for two weeks. during that time, residents will not be allowed to return home. >> this is an ongoing emergency. >> reporter: a n

taking a live look from the dublin camera. nditions you should expect as you head out the door. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this foggy friday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. those conditions, we are seen it all morning, fog everywhere, on the bridges. a lot of people need to be careful. >> you do. you may not see fog where you are right now, you may drive a short distance and you can barely see anything. we have to watch out for that as it continues to drip around the bay area right now. the temperatures in the upper 40s and some low 50s as well. a cool start as we get a look at the morning commute in the south bay, low 50s. a lot of clouds until late morning. it's going to be a beautiful and bright, sunny day. we'll talk about what's ahead in a few minutes. mike, the fog is making it tough for the commuting conditions. >> it's tough to give the location of the fog. obviously, it drifts around. that's the nature of what it d

even tyria ministers have been squabbling over reforms to the dublin regulation for well over a year now it's stipulates that the e.u. state on which asylum seekers first set foot has to process their asylum claims at the e.u. interior ministers conference in october i asked the german interior minister why asylum seekers are not being relocated to all member states. but i know you are trying to negotiate a new asylum system for over a year why the lack of progress now through force of. solidarity continues to be a tricky issue and it's important that the refugees who are allocated to a certain european state don't simply move to another country because the conditions might be better. because of that secondary migration and we have to make more headway there and that's the form i still aim to wrap things up as soon as possible one of the heads of government have given us until the end of twenty seventeen and to make headway. have some months we're also striving for that but substance is more important than speech. i'm going to get all fortunately about but instead of cast your feet on

coming through 580 all the way towards the dublin grade ber seeing wet weather. the south bay at 101 and 880, you can see the water coming up from those tires. slippery this morning for your commute. mass transit will be wet this morning but not this afternoon. we will get rid of the rain on the bay this morning but it will be a little breezy as we head into the afternoon hours. san francisco today our best chance of rain from about 8:00 to noon, it will be scattered showers, after that mostly cloudy, temperatures in the mid 50s today. in the east bay we will be in the mid 50s today with our best chance of scattered showers from 8:00 to 2:00, let's head down to the south bay where we will hold on to a chance of scattered showers all the way up until 4:00 with temperatures in the upper 50s. here is a look at what's going on outside with sue. >>> good morning, everyone. i thought we would take a look at some of our drive times. traffic flow is pretty light but the roads are treacherous with standing water. let's look southbound of 680, a 14 minute drive. santa rosa

friends and family, (darya)(darya) family, friends and the community of dublin came together to rememberan who was kidnapped 29 years ago. 13-year-old ilene misheloff was kidnapped while walking home school in 19-89... yesterday the group walked that same route with banners and flyers to remember her. her parents work with the the dublin police and the commuinity to bring attention to their missing daughter every year. <"i don't know where we would be if it weren't for the community. there has been so much support and i'll also have to say the church gives us a tremendous amount of support">( darya ) the reward for information about ilene's disappearance has increased to 100-thousand dollars. her mother tells us they will never give up hope. ( james ) the lodi parachute center is now being investigated by the f-b-i. 15 people have died during skydiving jumps at that facility since the year 2000. that includes a bay area man from alamo who died last september. an investigation also previously found several instructors were improperly trained and certified. the f-b-i has not said what they

guard agency but we still lack the ability to quickly process asylum applications that we have the dublin system which basically means that everyone who arrives in greece has to stay there and that provides little incentive for the greek authorities to improve the conditions for refugees but if you think it's a focus on the interior ministers have been squabbling over reforms to the dublin regulation for well over a year now it stipulates that the e.u. state on which asylum seekers first set foot has to process their asylum claims at the e.u. interior ministers conference in october i asked the german interior minister why asylum seekers are not being relocated to all member states. but i know you are trying to negotiate a new asylum system for over a year why the lack of progress now to force us to solidarity continues to be a tricky issue and it's important that the refugees who are allocated to a certain european state don't simply move to another country because the conditions might be better. because of that secondary migration and we have to make more headway there and that's the fo

backed up off the dublin interchange now. hayward or oakland, but that slowdown is there throughout this area. we will show you waze as well. if you're coming off the benicia bridge, three different routes and three different times. map it out with waze. nbc bay area wazers is the team to be. back to you. >>> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay," including a busy morning for san jose police. the intense hostage situation under way at a hotel this morning. we're live as negotiations continue. >>> but first happening now, terror concerns prompting g$k cargo, effective this morning all cargo from lights from egypt, jordan, qatar, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates will be subject to new requirements. >>> plus new diet coke flavors begin rolling out this morning, the new options include ginger lime, feisty cherry, zesty blood orange and twisted mango. the original diet coke will not change. weome back. lcwelcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the ba

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this is the dubliners live from berlin the europe take center stage in the swiss alps germany's chancellor tells the world economic forum that protectionism is not the answer to the world's problems i'm going to map also stressed the need for europe to create a single market fit for a digital age also on the program. turkey steps up the pressure in its fights to clear kurdish militias away from its border with syria president thirty one says he will extend the offensive further east. and. i'm still going to welcome to the program day two of the world economic forum and germany's chancellor has told the gathering of politicians and business leaders protectionism is not the answer to the world's problems i'm going to medical also offered a figure us defense of free trade and call for renewed european integration to make the e.u. single market fit for the digital age a warning against rising economic nationalism comes the day before u.s. president donald trump is set to arrive in davos where he's expected to defend his america first policies here's more of what chancellor who had to say. we k

it's only 22 minutes from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. in the south bay, we call your attention to this. this is breaking news this morning. the industrial fire off the area, this is san jose international airport. de la cruz is open, the major roadway. that is still open. pete suratos continues to follow that scene at the paper facility. we are going to follow that. it's not really impacting the drive, but may be visible from 87 and 101. keep that in mind. crews are taking care of that fire as well. they are make progress gre. over toward the bay bridge, a back up for the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll see if it sorts out after they all open their lanes. hillsdale lot is closed for caltrain. keep that in mind. it starts today. there's an alternate off south delaware. just a note driving through the area, that lot is closing and will change for the next year. the north bay, san rafael, easy drive. no delays to the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> investigators in costa rica are narrowing down the cau

the mood was somber at kolb elementary school in dublin today. this after families there learned over the holiday weekend that a student at the school recently passed away. (catherine) the school is keeping many of the details of what happened private... kron four's philippe djegal shares what we know. (philippe) early last week... the alameda county public health department says it had been notified by a health care provider... that a student at kolb elementary school in dublin was being treated for a disease. days later, the principal at the school and the dublin unified school distrct sent letters out to parents... letting them know the student passed away. multiple parents tell kron four that the student was a young boy... some saying they became emotional when they learned about the boy's passing.sailakshmi chitta/parent- "i was shocked. so i feel so sad. i couldn't sleep that day. actually -- that night." the school district's superintendent confirms that the student died away from campus. the public health department says federal law preven

the e.u. to play a much bigger role in that kind of crime or in jerusalem thank you this is day dubliners live from berlin still to come back clearing the snow at top speed in the swiss winter resorts of davos sides by quite for the opening of the world economic forum as richard world leaders will discuss the close contentious economic issues to get hot oil for us well back on the rest of the days of business news in just a moment on international news headlines for you at the top of the hour i myself a good time. when i'm traveling to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and e.-w. making.

this is the dubliners live from berlin u.s. president donald trump passed to deliver his first state of the union address celebrates of robust economy a push for congressional action on immigration will bring you a preview from washington also on the program kenya's opposition leader stages his own presidential inauguration and then the government outlaws his political movements so is the scene set for more political violence. on germany's would be governing coalition parties hammer out a deal to allow refugees to bring family members to join. i'm still go welcome to the program later today u.s. president donald trump will deliver his first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year as have a look at a couple of the key issues he's likely to address on trade it's america first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos mr trump sat there american economy remains his top priority and that the nation was open for business but america first does not mean america alone when the united stat

the largest number of arrivals were shunned by the remainder of the union and this was because of the dublin regulation under this rule asylum seekers were returned to excellence and greece who then had to take responsibility for them because they were the original e.u. countries of entry in some of twenty seventeen germany suspended those rules and a number of other e.u. states followed suit human rights watch as executive director is kind of the roth launching this year's that world report in paris he blamed the rise of populism for many human rights violations the rise of the populace was very much a response to genuine grievances that people had they felt left behind economically they were complaining about economic inequality and many people dislike the cultural shifts associated with migration some people fear terrorism and what the authoritarian populists did is take things which in the grievances and skilled goat won't be able minorities to say you know it's the migrants who are at fault it's the asylum seekers it's the refugees and that effort to sort of breme a vulnerable minority

i'm stillunder the -- registered under the dublin accords, so if the text gets approved, they could comend get mean. 2017, the plight of applications and france continued to increase. over 100,000 apply for refugee status. just one in three a tainted. >> let's get a reminder of the headlines. there has been a breakthrough in german coalition talks. movepd has agreed to forward with formal negotiations. donald trump looms over the iran nuclear sasanctions. scrambles to contain unrest. austerity measures have led to widespread anger in an economy already battered by high unemployment. now for our business update, and for that, i am joined by yuka. we have a food scare underway? yuka: that is right. baby milk, potentially contaminated, remained on supermarket shelves for weeks after massive recall. the manager has been called for a meeting. the company ordered a recall in 30 countries after 80 babies were hospitalized after drinking tainted milk. onwe will have a check financial markets. what have we seen in global shares in the final day of the week. --a: globalstar seems to global stock s

delay, baugh they're recovering from earlier track maintenance on the dublin lines. be aware. the end of recovery phase. the orange, the fog mike has been talking about in the north and east bay, the altamont pass, roadwork is out there. it's slowing the reverse commute eastbound until 11:00 this morning. westbound we are seeing our typical slowing out of tracy for about a 40-minute drive up and over into livermore and dublin, pleasanton at this hour. >>> thank you, sue. on to developing nus news. there may be a sweep in northern california to crackdown on sanctuary cities like san francisco. >> amy holly field is live outside fran city hall with the details. amy? >>. >> reporter: hi, reggie. san francisco would be one of the targe being accepted. school leader will be at the news conference. they plan to ask them to overturn a decision by the court in san francisco to keep protections for undocumented students. >>> the parents of 13 children who were locked up in a filthy home in riverside county have not said why they did it. the children range from 2 to 29 years old. they we

slow at the dublin interchange.bound 101 at university avenue we have a broken-down vehicle in lanes. we were seeing slight delays but sensors are up to speed so my guess is now they have moved everything over to the right shoulder. >>> the race for the next mayor of san francisco may take an interesting turn. anne makovec on the community group pressuring city leaders to appoint a caretaker mayor who won't run in june. >>> reporter: they are saying that the current situation could be a conflict of interest. a big date to watch for here coming up is january 9th. that's when the board of supervisors next meet. that's also the deadline for candidates to file papers to run for the mayor of san francisco. right now that's being held by acting mayor london breed. she became mayor of san francisco when the late mayor ed lee died on december 12th. that is per city charter. she was the board of supervisors president. that could hold until the election on june 5th, six months from now. but breed is still a supervisor represe

you can see traffic is moving out nicely to the dublin interchange and to the castro valley. there's no major problems. just now, there's been a report of an accident on eastbound 37 west of wilson avenue in vallejo. we'll check that are out for you. traffic is moving along well, and there are no major problems at the bay bridge. it's dry, that will help us out for the commute. 4:02, lets go back to the desk. >>> miss in berkeley want your help to track down two armed robbery suspects where the victim says he's lucky to be alive. the police just released two surveillance videos that they hope will lead to the suspects. >> it shows the uc graduate student getting out of his silver subaru hatch back after parking it. two men walks towards the student and one tries to grab the victim's back pack. >> all of a sudden, he came next to me and he pulled my bag, so, i pulled it back, you know, as a reactive action. >> the victim asked us not to reveal his identity. the video shows the suspect firing one shot and dragging the victim to the sidewalk and two more are shot at him and he d

the dublin-pleasanton interchange. as you continue further along 580 you will start tapping the brakes. we were track an earlier accident and this was right on 238. but it looks like they just cleared -- our sensors went back to the green so that's good news there. we are still seeing residual delays from that earlier crash. here's a live look. southbound 880, it's getting very slow. we are tracking an accident along highway 92 in that westbound direction just past 880 so west of 880 and we can see it backing up to jackson street with speeds below 50 miles per hour. it's messy in that area. once you get on the san mateo bridge, it's a crowded ride but still in the green. >>> you can see from this camera shot but we have a lot of fog and haze. lots of valley fog. fog in the entire bay area. napa 10-mile visibility, though. the wind was picking up there. so it cleared occupy. dense fog advisory in effect for all of central california, sacramento, san joaquin valleys. stockton, modesto. no high beamings. keep a distance wi

play, explore and test his limits to make him part of your family, call the east bay spca or visit the dublin shelter. the number is on your screen at 925-479-9674. he's a curious little guy. he looks like my guy. he looks like oreo. >> is that why he's called little drummer boy, knocks it over? >> he likes to make noise, i guess so. he looks adorable. >> he's very adorable, yes. looks like a wonderful pet. >>> from all of us here at abc7 news, thank you for joining us for midday. be sure to download our app, check abc7news.com. have a wonderful weekend. it's beautiful outside right now. >> you'll need the sunglasses more than the umbrella. but there may be a stray shower for the evening commute. >> keep it handy. have a wonderful friday. we'll see you at 4:00. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open

delays due to track maintenance in the dublin direction. for your early morning b.a.r.t. riders, yeah, you are experiencing delay. here's a minor delay at the bay bridge toll plaza with the cash paying lanes. the left ones stacking up a little bit. otherwise, breezing rights on through without any metering light delay. your drive from hercules down the 80 corridor still under 30 minutes. >>> this is an odd story. the search is on for whoever killed hundreds of thousands of bees in monterrey county. >> someone knocked over dozens of hives and sprayed them with diesel fuel last weekend. it killed more than 200,000 bees. they're being kept on property and the beekeeper says this cost him $50,000. >> supposed to be the money i collect next month for the rest of the year for my family. >> i just feel really bad for him. he works so hard in trying to support his family and everything. then somebody goes and does something like this. >> the timing is terrible for alfonso too, because his wife is due to have a baby next month. who would do that? >> we need more bees in this world.

member of the dail, mary lou mcdonald, who sits for a dublin constituency, is the candidate who will a middle—class background in dublin, so she is not associated with the troubles, and she will be formally elected as the party president at a special conference next month. that is marylou mcdonald, who is effectively becoming president — she has to get through the formalities, but is the only candidate nominated cash she has to go through the formalities, but will become the next president of sinn fein. british tourists injamaica are being advised not to leave their resorts unsupervised, after a state of emergency was declared in the area around the montego bay. it's one of the island's most popular tourist destinations but there's been a recent rise in violent crime. nick davis reports. for a country that depends on tourism, the pictures of troops on the streets in montego bay, jamaica's biggest resort, isn't ideal, but the government says it is something that needs to be done. the security forces are expected and have been directed to treat citizens with respect and protect the dig

here we go with westbound 580 comes up over the dublin interchange and if you're driving on the altamont pass, we're off to a good start. you're up early enough to beat the traffic on the altamont pass. that's no small feet. the drive looks good to costa valley. northbound 280 in san jose. that's looking good, getting up to highway 17. and at the toll plaza, it is light right now getting into san francisco and just to see -- steve said i don't see a lot of fog. hopefully it won't change too much in the next hour or two. 402. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> president trump first "state of the union" address, he called on congress to set aside differences and for the country to reach a new american moment of unity. >> the president talked about how the economy is growing and tax cuts and manufacturing jobs coming back to the u.s. from overseas. lauren blanchard has details from washington. >>reporter: it was a speech the nation tuned in to see what the president had to say about his first year in office and what he plans to do next. >> the president of the united states. >> the pr

still as you can see the franci dublin 49 degrees. this i the central valley fog air-co some parts of the south bay so we'll talk first about the wind. notice the direction here, off u transp in the fog through straig na pab straight and o so chances are we'll see patchy fog. so day begins with numbers. mostly in the low 40s. upper 60s around s jose. even closer to 70 in the warmest spots. east b winds coming in will low 60s for san francisco. in knn climbing into the then chances of rain this i mainly light rain then pretty light so for storm number one, main impact looks to be tuesda morning, about a third week. here's tuesday, st and you're about to see what weeken notice the time st not tomorrow, but the third the so what this means we think so something to look forward to. two of the three storms throw days. we'll see rain, monday the tuesda nothin strong there. thursd into friday. then a third system later next weeken so a nice break timing wise for these cent storms that have 7,000 feet. this is a good sno up for next week. >>>

at the dublin-pleasanton station from four to seven p-m on january eighth... air station from four to seven p-m on the ninth. it is january 2018 and proof of payment is now required once you pass through bart fare gates. checking to see if riders actually paid for a ticket is bart's answer to a major problem...fare evasions. bart estimates is loses between $10-million and $25-million dollars a year due to folks walking in and out without paying. what do bart passengers think about the being asked for proof of payment? <"that's a tough one. it may cost more to enforce it then to just let them do it. i mean that sounds kind of silly, but they should have people there though 'cause i see it all the time."> ( will ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out ( james ) it's back to work for a lot of people today... and some paychecks will get bigger. the minimum wage in california is now eleven dollars an hour. it's even higher in some bay area cities. the minimum wage in sunnyvale and mountain view is 15 dollars an hour. san jose, san mateo, los altos, c

every year, with diligence, the community of dublin takes the same route where she vanished on january ... 19-89. kron 4's ali reid was in dublin .. where some people still hold out hope for her safe return. friends, family, and neighbors started out at wells middle school and took the route ilene walked the day she went missing while going home from school.they walked with banners and these flyers, as they continue to bring attention to the kidnapping. that's just over a mile from here. they then held a prayer service here at saint raymond church.it's been 29 years since ilene was kidnapped while walking home. every year, her parents join forces with the community and the dublin police department to bring attention to their missing child.sot - couldn't do it without them.couldn't do this without the support of the churchstandupilene would be turning 43 in march.the reward has increased to 100- thousand dollars.her mother tells me, they will never give up hope.reporting live in dublin ali reid kron 4 news. (pam) in the south bay: we now know the name of the woman shot by police ... whi

there was an earlier accident at the dublin grade and that will be fine at this time. southbound 680 on the concord offramp, a car flipped over. traffic is going to be okay. not a big traffic jam. the person is out of the vehicle. you can see that interstate 880 and oakland is moving well in both directions. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is getting a little busy but for the most part it still moving nicely. let's go back to the desk. >>> emergency crews are ready for another busy day after responding to dozens of crashes on roads yesterday. some of the scenes we saw road flares, flashing lights. the chp is reporting nonstop calls for help. they responded to more than 100 accidents. >> the rain may be hard for drivers but it's really hard on the homeless. >> it's extremely hard. it's hard to stay dry. it's hard to get something to eat. it's hard to do anything. no one wants to stop in the rain. everyone wants to get out of it. >> and san jose there is a growing homeless camp under the skyway licking interstate 280 and highway 101. the people there are doing e

(steve) in the east bay a somber mood at kolb elementary school in dublin today. r families there learned over the holiday weekend that a student at the school recently passed away. the school is keeping many of the details of what happened private... kron four's philippe djegal shares what we know. (philippe) early last week... the alameda county public health department says it had been notified by a health care provider... that a student at kolb elementary school in dublin was being treated for a disease. days later, the principal at the school and the dublin unified school distrct sent letters out to parents... letting them know the student passed away. multiple parents tell kron four that the student was a young boy... some saying they became emotional when they learned about the boy's passing.sailakshmi chitta/parent- "i was shocked. so i feel so sad. i couldn't sleep that day. actually -- that night." the school district's superintendent confirms that the student died away from campus. the public health department says federal law prevents them from releasin

a slowdown for the castro valley y and we will show you dublin 580 coming in toward the dublin interchange and still half an hour out of the altamonte pass at the dublin interchange. >>> at 6:02 new this morning a motorcyclist is dead after that crash that blocked part of highway 101 overnight. it happened in redwood city. chp officers say at least six vehicles were involved. the crash happened just before 2:00 this morning. some southbound lanes were blocked for three and a half hours. victims a hayward man who was in his late 30s. investigators are still trying to figure out how that crash started. >>> 6:02. to washington, d.c. this morning where republicans and democrats are talking immigration. >> negotiations will begin today to come up with a plan before another budget vote is needed. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence joins us live from capitol hill this morning with a fight to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. you will hear a lot about immigration over the next two weeks as congress tries to make a deal. >> president trump h

every year, her parents join forces with the community and the dublin police department to bring attentionsot - couldn't do it without them.couldn't do this without the support of the churchstandupilene would be turning 43 in march.the reward has increased to 100- thousand dollars.her mother tells me, they will never give up hope.reporting live in dublin ali reid kron 4 news. reid kron 4 in dublin ali reporting live in dublin ali reid kron 4 news. ( james ) four your money... california state universities are considering raising tuition -- for the second year in a row. the board of trustees say governor brown's proposed state budget offers only a fraction of what the 23 campuses need. the trustees are considering a proposal that would raise tuition by about 230- dollars... starting in the fall. meanwhile... u-c regents also tried to raise tuition last week. but the vote was postponed until may. ( darya ) california may soon have banks... just for marijuana money. it's a idea being kicked around among state officials. it would be a taxpayer- backed bank.... designed to handle what could be

tour guide brent hearne is already feeling left out in the cold. >> dublin's usually a popular touristestination in october. but today, hardly anyone is aboard brent hearne's sightseeing bus. british visitors to ireland have become rare. the looming brexit has had negative consequences for british buying power abroad. >> the currency is the main thing. there's no benefit. before, they were getting 25% benefits so they give 300 sterling for 500 euros. >> naturally, hearne's sightseeing bus passes by dublin's famous guinness brewery. he says brexit will also impact how the beer is produced. >> it goes up to the north. the canning and the bottling. the cans you get in germany. that's done in the north of ireland. and it has to go though a different country. different jurisdiction. because it's part of the uk. >> brexit will complicate irish imports and exports -- almost all trade is done via dublin's harbour, from where it's transported over british soil into the eu. after brexit, this british soil will become non-eu territory. james quinn runs a freight business with 9 drivers. after bre

what do germans think about these negotiations that what are they expecting now well the dublin has been out on the streets. i think it would be good to have a grand coalition soon the one we had in the last few years wasn't bad and it's better than your election that's too expensive. but i'm just glad that it's finally over that they could reach an agreement to get it and in general i'm not so keen on the ground coalition i wasn't very impressed with the last one i think people who voted s.p.d. have specific hopes that the s.p.d. can't fulfil in a coalition with the c.d.u. . workers it's a lot better than the elections. it's good that they are finally building a government. germany still needs to be a stabilizing force in europe so if they manage to resolve their interior conflicts and find out ways to work together be a good thing for everyone especially in current situation. u.s. president donald trump has disputed reports that he used a vulgar language to insult haiti el salvador and several african nations multiple witnesses say the president asked lawmakers and advisors why are we

it's just right coming over toward the dublin interchange. we will talk about what i see in the north bay coming up. back to our breaking news -- back to our breaking news -- a massive (7-point-9 earthquake hit off the coast of alaska.. >>> back to our breaking news on this tuesday morning. a massive 7.9 earthquake hit off the coast of alaska. here you can see the seismogr h seismograph. the size of that earthquake there. that triggered a tsunami watch for our california coastline. in the bay area it has been called off within the last 20 minutes or so. san francisco's department of emergency management is telling people, however, to stay away from the coast line for at least 12 hours. we could see some strong waves out there as a result of this earthquake that happened off the coast of alaska. we're monitoring, we are not hearing any damage so far to report, but people there in kodiak have been evacuated to higher ground, many people evacuated to gymnasiums in that area and whatnot. continuing to monitor that. >>> right now you've been monito

the student that died attended kolb elementary school in dublin. last month monday the district sent an e-mail of the student's sudden death and reportable disease. they advised parents to take immediate action and seek medical help in their child is sick, but the e-mail has only left parents with more concerns. >> the e-mail was very -- it raised more questions than it answered. it was what i would call very loose language and it left a lot of room open to interpretation. >> now, the alameda county health department is assuring that kids are not at risk by being at school and grief counselors will be at school this morning. the district says that they will be there as long as they are needed. >>> the san francisco library's plan to microchip books is apparently back on the front burner. city leaders first presented the plan more than a year ago to replace the current barcode system. critics have raised privacy concerns though other libraries have similar technology. the library has budgeted $3.5 million for the conversion. >>> all eyes on the stock

the remainder of the union as a whole asylum seekers will return to italy and to greece out of the dublin regulation which states that the fullest country of entry must take over all responsibility for the arrival in summer two thousand and seventeen germany officially suspended such returns and a number of other e.u. states followed suit kenneth roth is the executive director of human rights watch he lost the world reports two thousand and eighteen in paris on thursday emphasizing that the rise of populism was to blame for many human rights violations have a listen the rise of the populace was very much a response to. grievances the people had they felt left behind economically they were complaining about economic inequality many people dislike the cultural shifts associated with migration some people fear terrorism and what the authoritarian populists did is take the grievances and scapegoat. is to say it's the migrants who are at fault to see asylum seekers it's the refugees and that effort to sort of. minority for people surely. is to arise a populist. and to talk more about this issu

westbound five as you head out of tracy into livermore and things pick up. 22 minutes between 205 and the dublin-pleasanton interchange 680. and bay bridge toll plaza looking good. back to you. >>> a fire investigation is under way today after a three- alarm blaze in san francisco. the flames broke out shortly after 11:00 last night near the intersection of west portal avenue and vicente. a hardware store, salon and newspaper store in the area were involved. crews are working to determine the cause. the chief says the flames started in one building and spread to the other businesses from a shared attic. >>> san francisco has its third mayor in six weeks. kpix 5's political reporter melissa caen has more from city hall where mark farrell took over for london breed. >> reporter: we're here at san francisco city hall where hours and hours of public comment finally ended with a bang. a new mayor. supervisor mark farrell was a dark horse candidate who absolutely stunned the room. >> i personally want to thank london breed for her great leadership during this typical time. >> reporter: of all the names, his name

the foothills of the dublin mountains which are the suburbs on the age of the city.rian: what kind of a family did you come from? caitriona: i'm the eldest of three girls and both parents did not work in the media. i'm the first one to go into that sphere. nothing comes easy in this life. you have to work very hard if you want to get into journalism in ireland. yet you do on your apprenticeships. i always wanted to be a journalist as far back as i can remember. i was writing poetry and novels and did little mock radio shows in my bedroom and all that kind of stuff. then i went to university and did my undergraduate in journalism. then after i guess seven or eight years after graduation went back while working full-time to a masters in international relations part-time as well. i've always been fascinated by world affairs and geopolitics and that is why i wanted to come to washington as a foreign correspondent. if you're into international affairs and how the world works, this is the center point of that. brian: where did you go to school in ireland? caitriona: i went

of westbound 580, starting to see a few slowdowns, about a 20- minute drive between the 205 and the dublin pleasanton interchange. back to you. >>> time now is 4:51. video shows officers' attempts to stop a man, causing a dangerous scene on a bay area freeway. northern turkey and almost fell into the black sea. the pegasus airlines jet was >>> take a look at this. a plane skidded off a runway in northern turkey and almost fell into the black sea. the pegasus airlines jet was coming in from ancara saturday night. touched the runway, but then veered left. but then it slid down just a few feet from the water. officials say the plane would have kept sliding it had not stopped in the mud. passengers displayed panic as they evacuated. all got out safely. investigators are looking into whether the plane hit ice on the runway. >>> a suspect created gridlock and panic on the u.s. 101. as kpix crew was inside a helicopter yesterday. an officer jumped out to make a life-saving arrest. >> reporter: kpix5 was on board a chp helicopter when it landed on highway 101. the flight officer ran over to help a

this is the dubliners live from baghdad fury of the white house donald trump denounces his former chief strategist site that steve ballmer has lost his mind to the us president was reacting to reports that mr banta described as treasonous amazing between donald trump jr and a russian lawyer joining the presidential election campaign.

this is the dubliners live from the talks lasting more than twenty four hours and were described as turbulence but after america all night german politicians have made a breakthrough discussions about forming a coalition government but there's still a long way to go also on the program. changes in states of the straits voicing their anger over government price hikes nearly eight hundred people have been arrested this week a little thought has been able to contain the unrest. america's president trumps accused.

out of the altamont pass through dublin and the interchange. nothing big. there is the san mateo bridge. we'll show you the live look. chp lit up this sign that says high winds. that was reported overnight. haven't had problems and chp usually calls that and holds it for the morning. there's no issues, just that warning. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> more is coming up on "today in the bay." what one bay area school district is doing about a teacher shortage. >>> business and tech in las vegas. >>> plus, when animals attack. a reporter caught off guard by curious lemurs. the video you have to see to believe all coming up next. >>> it's 5:14. time to get up and get moving. we have a chilly start this morning and no rain as of now as we take a live look outside in san jose. the clouds will be rolling in. santa teresa, we are going to have temperatures in the upper 40s. 52 degrees at 9:00 and upper 50s today. it's going to be where we should be for this time of year. only a few peeks of sunshine and a slight chance of rain. i'll talk about what's ahead in t

in the foothills of the dublin mountains which are the suburbs on the edge of the city.rian: what kind of a family did you come from? caitriona: i'm the eldest of three girls and both parents did not work in the media. i'm the first one to go into that sphere. through a lot of hard work. nothing comes easy in this life. you have to work very hard if you want to get into journalism in ireland. you have to do all your apprenticeships. i always wanted to be a journalist as far back as i can remember. as far back as i can remember i , was writing poetry and novels and did little mock radio shows in my bedroom and all that kind of stuff. then i went to university and did my undergraduate in journalism. then, after i guess seven or eight years after graduation went back while working full-time to a masters in international relations part-time as well. i've always been fascinated by world affairs and geopolitics and that is why i wanted to come to washington as a foreign correspondent. if you're into international affairs and how the world works, this is the center point of tha

this is the dubliners life talks lasted more than twenty four hours and were described as turbulent but after a marathon all night german politicians have made a breakthrough discussions about forming a coalition government but there's still a long way to go also on the program. tunisians take to the streets voicing their anger over government price hikes nearly eight hundred people have been arrested this week illegal forces being able to contain the unrest in. america's president trumps accused of using vulgar language to describe african countries in haiti he denies the reports but one prominent democrat says he heard the president use those words. of world economic forum to class pakistan one of the worst places on the politics to be female he meets a pakistani woman using the challenge stereotypes of her work has gone viral. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program nearly four months after germany's general election political leaders have now agreed to formal coalition negotiations chancellor merkel and social democrat leader martin schulz announced a breakthrough after all night disc