altogether bank of america moved its european headquarters to dublin from london to paris panasonic moved its european head office to amsterdam a survey by swiss bank u.b.s. says that by the middle of this year one in three firms a cut investment in the u.k. because of threats that unless a deal is struck soon more businesses will be forced to plan for hard breaks it. to greece is so-called red gold now saffron is already cultivated in very few countries but as its nickname suggests it's extremely expensive the greeks have been doing it a free centuries and in fact even helped some of them through the global financial crisis. start from the negroes for a few weeks in autumn the spices extracted from three red threats that grow inside the saw from crocus flour. that picked out by hand which is why some from it's one of the most expensive spices in the world. one gram costs up to twenty euros giving it the nickname bread gold it mostly grows in iran but also in northern greece during the economic crisis greece rediscovered suffer and as a source of income this is corinne went to london to l

headquarters in dublin last week the company disclosed that it had fired forty eight employees including thirteen senior executives for sexual harassment in recent years. in london bad weather kept most of the demonstrators inside but some braved the elements to take the protests to the public. so we walking out to support fully any workplace that is something the rest and i think sure that the right is protected. google employees in singapore tokyo and many other cities also walked out one of the key demands of the walkout is an end to for stubber treason which is used to stop complainants from suing we're going public the demonstrations come after a new york times report allege that google paid a ninety million dollar golden parachute to a senior employee who was dismissed for sexual misconduct. by markets around the world such this friday this optimism because tensions between china and the u.s. could be cessed said that also lifted the mood at the asia pacific conference of german business and indonesia it's a key event in the region for business leaders and government representative

potentially offset the benefits of a tax ireland fears it could become less competitive the irish capital dublin is home to the european headquarters of several u.s. tech firms in germany the eel's biggest market is hoping for a broad agreement between e.u. member states by summer twenty twenty france on the other hand it's a term and to push through a proposal for an eagle like tax this year. when there is a will there reason the way. and there is a we've come from time for many countries to. call it direct t.v. . shows and teach about old e.u. countries have to agree before the law can be adopted and things don't look promising that's why it's really is putting pressure on brussels rome has said it will impose its own national digital tax if there's no e.u. consensus. we asked our frankfurt correspondent konrad booze and why italy of all nations is eager to move forward with the digital tax. you know italy desperately desperately needs money and it's popular to tax the large tech companies popular with voters that is many people in italy and not only in this country also here in germany are an

the war and fight the dublin they're also there that's already your money to link all the ports together so feeble is a misfortune for. even the harbor boss normally one to keep her poise says the hours late the uncertainty has become poisonous for all stakeholders but especially for northern ireland. i even think of a days done we'll still need a longer transition period because twenty one months is just very very short to put in so the seismic changes to the supply of teens in our thought that we're talking about how did a new systems. residents of warrenpoint are also concerned. the harbor is the heart of the regional economy. many businesses located themselves here precisely for its proximity to the border the era of ira terror long past. shipping firms dread new bureaucratic hurdles which create new costs and deter customers. at the moment no one is telling me what criteria we have to meet so it's almost like someone saying this is a new game that we're creating but we can't give you the routers yet. around eighty percent of all freight in warrenpoint comes from the u.k. the big que

perpetrators of sexual harassment and misconduct at the company at the tech giants e u headquarters in dublin hundreds of employees took part in the hour long walk out. fighting to courtney. one of the many google that are walking out today in the fall of. eighty four. or miss. similar protests were organized at google offices around the world last week the company disclosed that it had fired forty eight employees including thirteen senior executives for sexual harassment in recent years in london bad weather kept most of the demonstrators inside but some braved the elements to take the protests to the public. so we walking out to support fully any workplace it's up to the rest and to ensure that the right is protected. google employees in singapore and tokyo as well as in cities in the u.s. including new york and the google alphabet headquarters in california also walked out one of the key demands of the workout is an end to forced to arbitration which is used to stop complainants from suing or going public demonstrations come after a new york times report allege that google is still paying

campaigners calling for another referendum well let's bring in a backhoe and he's an associate professor dublin city university and the author of from partition to brags that the irish government nor the knowledge he joins us via skype from dublin the british government seems to be spinning in the papers that they're close to a deal but how close do you think we really are. i think i think they are closer certainly that's what the the do the optics suggest you have a period of silence for the last month that suggests that there's been a lot of or are we done in the background you might remember that over a month ago you had this very difficult meeting for treason in salzburg where her so-called checkers plan was on ceremoniously rebuffed and that was followed by a tory party conference where some very serious the offensive things were said for example the foreign secretary jeremy hunt compared the european union to the soviet union and that kind of megaphone diplomacy has proved really difficult to tune into the whole process and and now you have this period of silence and and and then a few me

joined campaign is calling for another referendum well done a backhoe one is an associate professor at dublin city university he says the issue of the irish border is more complicated than many people think you tend to get an emphasis in the media that it's all about economics and frictionless trade it's not just about that it's about communities it's about people one simple statistic i think sums this off i mean if you take the european union's border on its east from the baltic sea to turkey for example there are one hundred thirty seven border crossings ok that's the whole of the eastern border now you take the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland there are over two hundred oficial border crossings so more than in the entire eastern flank of the european union and those borders cross through roads they cross through bridges indeed if you're driving on the dublin to belfast motorway for one section of it if you're driving on the left hand side you're in the republican party and you're driving on the right on site or in northern ireland so this is something that there'

there's offices in europe such as dublin and berlin. google offices in singapore and tokyo are taking part. this comes after the new york times reported google paid millions of dollars to male executives to leave the company after accused of harassment. employees have raised constructive ideas to improve policies and processes going forward. google says they are taking in their feedback to turn ideas into action. >>> it's big. just ten hours from now, the final battle of the bay will be played. later on, we're live at levi stadium to tell you why fans are pumped up despite the records of the team oofrments coming up next, the biggest issue facing bay area voters, ktvu pam cook sits down with gavin newsom and john cox to discuss solutions to housing and homelessness. >>> westbound slow because of earlier issues on the san mateo bridge. . >>> the only issue we have is how warm is it getting. well above average here but for how long? nice even at the golden gate bridge, the we'll have the numbers coming up. i am a family man. i am a techie

we set up an operation in dublin earlier this year because lots of firms that we are operating with a looking for a way through, for their passport, to in nearly im proves for their passport, to in nearly improves —— improve the process. they are way ahead of the politicians and they have been so for months. the issue is how some smaller businesses who have supply chains in europe — were will they end? a deal secures transition and transition in terms of the uk and eu economy incredibly important. staggering pay packet that the boss of bet365. she is paying herself, then these codes, the 100 £20 million. —— denise coates. then these codes, the 100 £20 million. -- denise coates. it is quite a lot, to say the least. apparently, the overall stuff costs for bet365 our £150 million and she is taking about a third of overall staff costs but what i say is, good on her. she took the risk, she basically inherited a business of one 01’ basically inherited a business of one or two dating shops in stocks and she's incredibly famous in that pa rt and she's incredibly famous in that

yes, i'm very much aware of the dublin— holyhead link. i have had the pleasure to be minister for transport for 3.5 years in ireland, dublin port fell under my remit and i had the pleasure to visit and see those operations on many occasions. it is notjust the appointment —— importance of dublin— holyhead link, a huge amount of trade goes through and then on from dover and calais. there are ways around, by boat to rotterdam and antwerp and france, but much slower. lam also antwerp and france, but much slower. i am also very aware that it you go amount of trade between northern ireland and great britain happens through dublin port, the coast the way to get to the south of england is through dublin. that is a very important link as well. my objective when it comes to trade is to do everything we can to avoid the emergence of any new borders among any of us. and that is what the european union gave us, which was a border free trade between britain and island and all of the european union. the fact that brexit is happening makes that dif

he was officially unveiled in dublin this afternoon, returning to the role 16 years after his first spell in charge. the fai have said dundalk boss stephen kenny will take over after the euros. the copa libertadores final between buenos aires rivals boca juniors and river plate has been postponed again. violence before yesterday's second leg saw the match put back 2a hours. some boca players were injured as their bus was attacked by river plate fans on the way to the stadium in buenos aires and organisers say it wouldn't be fair to stage the match this evening. a new date will be decided on tuesday. the formula one season has drawn to a close with lewis hamilton on top of the podium at the abu dhabi grand prix. his iith win of the year saw the five—time champion become the first driver to pass 400 points for the season. nick parrott reports. after securing a fifth world title, it is a season lewis hamilton will want to remember. securing pole here was one of many highlights and his fantastic start set up a cruise to the finish. while he strolled, others stumbled. nico hulkenberg did not

next to dublin. quadriga international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week it's a fateful week for britain as especially as you sum it looms prime minister theresa may is fighting to win domestic buy in for a break the deal could the u.k. crash out of the e.u. with out an agreement that's our topic on country go join us. quadriga in sixty minutes on g.w. . her first t.v. school in the. first clueless. and then doris grand moment arrives join during a tango on her journey. you know where i'm interested judgment. entering into returns home. here's what's coming up for the book honestly you know how for lending to talk about here on. monday is legal every weekend here go to. our. success is a.

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in dublin, the republic of ireland and northern ireland played out a drab goalless draw. at the nitto atp finals in london it was a case of too little too late for dominic thiem. the austrian overcame japan's kei nishikori in straight sets to win his first match of the tournament and keep his hopes alive — but both men failed to reach the semi—finals after roger federer‘s late night win over kevin anderson. anneka radley was watching. roger federer walked onto court in london knowing he only needed to win six games against south african kevin anderson tojoin six games against south african kevin anderson to join him in the semifinals. the first set, both players made their intentions equally clear, staying on serve. the swiss then broke to lead 11—3 but anderson quickly followed suit and levelled score. however better broke the south african in this game to the south african in this game to the delight of his loyal followers. —— roger federer. and then he didn't look back. perhaps with revenge on his mind, remembering his stinging defeat to anderson earlier th

potentially offset the benefits of a tax ireland fears it could become less competitive the irish capital dublin is home to the european headquarters of several u.s. tech firms in germany the eel's biggest market is hoping for a broad agreement between e.u. member states by summer twenty twenty france on the other hand it's a term and to push through a proposal for an evil white tax this year. when there is a will there is the way. and there is a we've come from time for many countries to have your ducks. direct t.v. by the end of the shows and teach but all e.u. countries have to agree before a law can be adopted and things don't look promising that's why italy is putting pressure on brussels rome has said it will impose its own national digital tax if there's no e.u. consensus. the german arm of u.s. asset management firm blackrock is under investigation for fraud the world's largest fund managers expect it is suspected rather of so-called comix deals a practice of rapid share trading that generates multiple tax rebates for investors blackrock headquarters was searched in munich on tuesday ger

half an hour dublin to pleasanton. highway 4 looking great into concord westbound. less than 20 minutes from san rafael to san francisco. >> thank you, sue. thousands of u.s. troops are gathered at the u.s. border with mexico. startled some scale training people. >>> he lives more than 1,100 miles from paradise. a denver salesman on a mission to help families who loshomes. to help families who loshomes. >> one of san jose's oldest for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >> we were going to be together the whole week. i said what are we going to do? and >> reporter: a traditional thanksgiving just would not do. >> the option was to stay in denver, stuff ourselves with food, watch football, take naps. >> reporter: not when 1,000 miles away, a place this denver man used to home, the community was suffering. >> we were moved. >> reporter: 85 dead, 14,000 homesin mpen butte issionbega house a family in need. he surpassed his fund-raising goal, purchasing a class a motor home. he was on his way 19 hours to chico. >> here we are

is a society human rights activist he joins us now from dublin what are your thoughts on the conclusions of the cia as reported by u.s. media. it's very interesting to see the leaking and for argument's sake let's say it is the truth that this is that conclusion of the cia it is very interesting to see the first. country who are name haven't been sent man as usa i think that's one plate from mr or gun as a third party would be for sure a way to put this matter into perspective because the saudi government doesn't have the credibility of the local newspapers and turkey at this moment so the saudi government and this is a situation it's. a fruit of the absolute monarchy listen i'll do it there our primary our minister of foreign affairs he can't go on t.v. even if you know that i'm a busy man who's responsible he can't blame him this is not a party that will go if something goes wrong this is our ruler for life so one hundred one said man and what's happening now is not to question as one hundred percent and responsible of all this action or not because there's a lot of previous actions th

giants lenient treatment of executives accused of sexual misconduct employees stage walkouts in new york dublin london tokyo and singapore last week google's c.e.o. disclosed that the company and fired forty eight employees including thirteen senior executives for sexual harassment in recent years he also apologized for the company's past actions the workers also use the opportunity to demand equal pay for women. yeah you got one of our jersey from our social media you know in the studio with me this is kind of a shocker we've been hearing. still you know you don't expect this to be going on at a company like google but what exactly are these google employees are they fed up with well they're frustrated with what they're describing as a culture of complicity in sexual harassment and also protection for people accused of it and what's brought this all out into the open why these people are marching today because of an article last week in the new york times and it reported that google paid to the founder of android android software a man named andy rubin and nineteen million dollars severance pa

anything is possible. >> in dublin, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up in a minute on mornings on 2, more wet weather moving into the bay area. steve paul sen has a look at where the storms will hit and live to the south bay where preparations are being made there. >>> some people in the migrant caravan are heading home, up next, what they're asking for as they say traying to get to america is too difficult. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide >>> there's some sun in this picture. mostly cloudy today steve says. the rain is coming in earnest, right? >> this evening, it's south but this evening, yes it will pick up and overnight looks to be 4 mostly cloudy and very san fran

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clear at the dublin interchange interchange. westbound toward 680 connector not bad traffic clear on 680 itself in both directions. so far, so good at the bay bridge clear in the every into san francisco. >>> the death toll from the "camp fire" in butte county is now 48. authorities discovered six more bodies in their continued search for human remains. nearly 9,000 structures have been destroyed. butte county sheriffs have arrested six people for looting. the fire consumed 230 square miles 35% coained. president trump is sending secretary of the interior and fema administrator to california. they will tour the butte county fire zone with governor brown. >> the butte county sheriff says he asked for 100 members of the national guard to help search for human remains. as of now, there are half dozen search and recovery crews in the fire area. more than 200 people are still unaccounted for. identifying the victims can be difficult and time-consuming because some are so badly burned. the hope is to find all human remains as promptly

tracy to dublin, 55 minutes. dublin to mission, 21. 101 to cupertino, looking okay still at 20 minutes. >>> new at 6:00, facebook addressing civil rights issues after a former employee said the company has a, quote, black people problem. a civil rights group plans to meet with sheryl sandberg at menlo park today. earlier this week a facebook employee who quit publicly criticized the company. they rarely highlight the work of african-american and latino users and partners. he said people of color are not off invited to events. two civil rights groups wrote a letter to facebook executives demanding change. >>> new developments in the battle over a jump bike maintenance facility in the marina district. according to the examiner, it is going to close. neighbors complained about it. they claimed they violated zoning laws. uber has declined to comment or say whether it would open a new repair facility some other place in the pay area. we will janice, progressive can help you save over $650 on car insurance. how do you

. >> reporter: from dublin to london, zurich to singapore, from massachusetts to new york city, google employees came out by the thousands and at 11:10 a.m. local time headquarters in mountain view did not disappoint. streaming in by the thousands to the google plex they chanted and wrote time's up. >> respect women because whatever happens to women, it's women who is getting affected. >> reporter: today's walkout is in response to a new york times investigation that found the company quietly protected executives accused of sexual misconduct and made hefty payouts after they resigned. in response the company said it fired 48 employees with none receiving exit pack, but it seems that was not enough. a po on the cut a core group of seven employees who organized the walkout listed their demands. end forced arbitration for sexual harassment claims. they want more pay equality and sexual harassment reports to be made public and a uniform reporting process for sexual harassment claims. >> if there was one company that could pull it off, it would be google. >> reporter: san jose state profess

napa and santa rosa and san francisco and san rafael and dublin having good rain. mountain view and san jose finally got in on the rain. william from vallejo -- he said the bar already. oh, the barometer. 29.1. really good rain around vallejo and napa. right over san pablo bay. a nice line went through there along with many other locations. there could be a few left. the breeze has turned south southwest. now it is weston that means that has gone through. a more stable pattern. there is the sierra with the snow. probably at about 5500 feet. another system is on the way and tonight it moves in and by tomorrow it looks like another decent system. there could be more on these locations -- more than yesterday. tomorrow, more rain. >>> a somber thanksgiving for thousands displaced by the camp fire. volunteers including arnold schwarzenegger and this celebrity chef cooked up meals yesterday. they want to provide meals to more than 15,000 fire survivors. most are dealing with strong emotions. >> for five hours i didn't know if my children were safe. it was a scary time. i

he was officially presented in dublin on sunday — returning to the role 16 years after his first spell in charge. the fai have said stephen kenny who's stepped down as dundalk boss will take over after the euros — managing ireland's under—21s in the mean time. all the scenarios, if we do really well and get to the final and win it, there might be a push for me to stay. there might also be a job in the premier league and i might want to move on there. if we do badly and don't qualify then you won't want me in any way. it kind of seats for me. —— fits. the formula one season has ended with a victory in the final race for world champion lewis hamilton, after he won the abu dhabi grand prix which started with nico hulkenberg suriving a dramatic crash as nick parrott reports. the end of the season marks the end of fernando alonso's career in formula i. of fernando alonso's career in formula 1. he is a final race was to prove no different. muster the drama came in abu dhabi after the start. lewis hamilton made the perfect it away from poultry set up the crease to the finish while he

rain continuing into 5:25 tonight rainfall throughoutthe some rainfall that dublin to 5:. we will talk more about a flood watch to the north. plus, details on what could be a thanksgiving evening storm as well. >> storm ranger giving us a better view. thank you, jeff. >> not what uyou want to see is rain flooding the roadways. this is at paul avenue. cal transworkers knee deep in water. sam brock is joining us. >> reporter: i think they are happy that they can breathe again. that is one. typically, when you have red roads and pre holiday travel, talking about millions of people leaving home, that would be an equation for a nightmare on the road. 280 is fairly cleared up as the rain has stopped momentarily. we did see ponding and road closures. people are grateful that the rain has come in and the smoke is out. 24 hours ago, blue skies and a wave of white clouds pave the way for today's first storm system of the season. a soggy affair that meant more than just umbrella and raincoats for san franciscans for some, the rainfall symbolizes freedom. >> even though the air qualit

lighter rain, dublin, pleasanton, livermore. an active night from cupertino in the south bay, sunnyvale, scattered showers. and wind has certainly been significant with 25 to 35-mile-per-hour gusts. these are surface wind gusts. so the upper elevations even stronger. the next couple of will see more cells move to the east. more rain will develop in this unstable atmosphere. east bay, south bay, 11:00. by 2:00, most of the activity will wind down. the amounts since midnight anywhere from a third to a half inch from hayward. and a tenth more in santa rosa. you can see how soggy it is out there. a stormy morning. brief downpours. possible flooding with wind damage. overall, we are doing okay. a high surf through 5:00 with the westerly swells up to 16 feet. so certainly very dangerous out there. behind the front, i said the colder air. this is why temperatures will reach only into the upper 50s today. certainly feeling like winther snow coming down in the mountain snow. alexis, good morning. >>> good morning, lisa. this is all trans

to new zealand for just the second time in rugby union history he or blacks went down sixty nine in dublin on saturday their first ever defeat to the irish came only two years ago in more than one hundred years of matches between what are currently the world's top two ranked nations it's also just new zealand second to test the feet of twenty eighteen. cricket's and england have given themselves a good chance of winning a test series in sri lanka for the first time since two thousand and one going into day five of the second test in kandy the tourists need to take three more wickets for victory on the final day sri lanka also have a chance chasing a target of three hundred one they need seventy five runs only one recognised batsman left the nearest sundeck well england lead the three much series one and help you zero in the four back in the first test against pakistan in abu dhabi after bowing out the black caps four hundred fifty three pakistan collapse to two hundred twenty seven all out having been one hundred seventy four for pakistan half however already struck in the second innings l

other stops include a rally in dublin and the phone bank this evening. we'll cover the major and local and national races throughout the rest of the weekend on election night. our coverage then begins thursday, tuesday night, 7:00 on the ktvu plus, then join us wednesday morning on "mornings on 2" with the overnight developments and the updated results. >>> the 49ers have this weekend off. they can relish their blow out victory over the raiders. >> touchdown. >>> now, with one of the players out with an injury, nick mullens of the 49ers led the 49ers to a 34-3 win. this could be the last battle of the bay, as the raiders get ready to move to las vegas. the fans of both teams will miss this rivalry. more than 69,000 fans were at the game. >> look we have bay love here, 9ers and raiders fans. we're here to have fun with our family and tailgating and drinking. >> no one is angry, everyone is sad. this stadium could have been shared by both teams. >> despite all of the police that were out there in the game there were some fights in the stands. this fifers f

has promised that dublin will respect the territorial integrity of the u.k. but whether that will be enough to secure agreement from those unionist m.p.'s remains to be seen ok so kind of to the left of the cottage to the right if mrs murray defies the odds get so ministers to back this deal what's next well first of all it goes to an emergency summit within the e.u. and it looks like that's going to be held on the twenty fifth of november then it goes to parliament in westminster and that is the big problem we've already had jeremy corbin's labor party that's the main opposition party in the case are not likely to support this deal she has those bricks a tear m.p.'s who hate any compromise the former foreign secretary boris johnson i've already mentioned jacob greece mark the form of brics that secretary david de fit david davis plus there are those m.p.'s who do not want to see bricks it will i think it's going to be very difficult for to raise the may and of course the clock is ticking i think for slicing thank you so much. well take a look at a couple of

setting high standards of beauty but i'd like to see him here at google's european headquarters in dublin employees showed solidarity with victims of harassment. protests also took place at the company's offices in singapore and in london i'm walking out along with other colleagues in support of anyone in any workplace has been harassed to ensure they have tried as yet no protection and no reward it's on google c.e.o. sundar pichai and co-founder larry page apologized to workers and promised changes in policy protesting employees are also demanding an end to mandatory arbitration clauses in their contracts which prevent them from taking harassers to court rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles. i will tell you why and. received a huge backlash why the biggest. didn't make the trip. almost half a million people from all over the world had to. for an event called. to see the show that features one hundred we spoke to the founder. i'm david handley on the founding director of sculpture by the sea in sydney australia in ninety ninety seven the exhibition was just a one day exhibition very quickl

and for the past you, we have had london, dublin and belfast locked into a real disagreement about how to prevent a hard border being reinstated with northern ireland and the republic ireland. how they have managed to get around this ina how they have managed to get around this in a way that is acceptable to all parties remains unclear at this stage. none of us have seen what that fine detail is that if we are going to end up keeping the united kingdom in the customs union, that means that we are effectively still going to be having rules set by brussels, but have no ability to contribute to those because we pulled out, even some remainers and people who represent a party in northern ireland, the dup, it bizarre. theresa may has to get her cabinet on board today, then it obviously has to get to westminster. there is a lot to do that even just in cabinets, some are saying they could be resignations today. they could be resignations today. they could be resignations today, it almost surprised me, strategically it might make more sense to keep that one down the road and actually put to pa

better conditions westbound 580 as you cruise toward the dublin interchange. it's just east of here though where we have an accident right at flynn. looks like possibly blocking lanes. busy anyway out of the altamont pass. 34 minutes now 205 as you head towards 680 this morning. we are going to youto san francisco right now. northbound 19th avenue just past lincoln way, getting word of a major accident blocking lanes. it has you backed up significantly through that area. use the great highway as an alternate. the bay bridge metering lights are on at the maze. >>> breaking news. 12 people shot dead inside a southern california bar. it happened at the borderline bar & grill in thousand oaks. here's cbs news correspondent chris martinez. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: a shooter opened fire overnight inside a southern california bar filled with college students. >> the shots kept going and going and going. you just heard people saying run and we booked it as fast as we could. >> reporter: among those killed a sheriff's sergeant a 29-year veteran of the force ro

hayward 69 degrees. 71 in dublin. 72 in pittsburgh. a high of 71 in san francisco. pretty uniform temperatures across the board. staying sunny through the weekend into next week. highs in the upper 60s to low 70s near the bay. and mid to upper 70s inland. dry november weather continues. that's your forecast. >> the effort to make sure these creatures don't get squished coming across the road. >> and coming up at 10:00 a popular country bar will open its doors just minutes from a sold out show. what's being done to keep the crowd safe. that's tonight at 10:00 over on our sister station kbcw. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling 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. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered

there was a slightly more positive tone down the meeting of ministers across that border in dublin and they said they thought the deal was possible and there had been movement on the border issue. however, they did make the point there was more work to be done in the irish government are saying as far as they are concerned it is up to britain to step up efforts on talks. leicester city are preparing for their first match since the death of the club's owner in a helicopter crash at the weekend. strikerjamie vardy says city's players want to play at cardiff tomorrow so they can honour vichai srivaddhanaprabha, who was one of five people killed in the accident the king power stadium. natalie pirks reports. it's been one of the hardest, i think, weeks that and the lads have had to go through. it was another day of quiet reflection for leicester city players today. but this isn't just about an owner. it is more personal than that. he wasn'tjust the chairman. he always made sure that he went out of his way to get to know you on personal levels as well with your families, he took us in as his

. >>> let's head outside again as we look at traffic camera in dublin. 580-680 interchange, and gianna will have the full traffic report. it's 5:41. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. several states are still counting votes today... >>> nearly a week after midterm election day, officials across several states are still counting votes today. in arizona mailin ballots are rolling in. democrat sinema's lead over mcsally has increased. in georgia the provisional ballots are still being counted, and stacey abrams is refusing to concede, and it may lead to a runoff in december. >>> you're looking live at florida, and razor-thin margins have triggered a recount. all counties have until thursday to finish recounting votes, and in the race for governor, ron desantois is leading andrew gillum by 1 percent. >> somehow they came up with 93 votes afterwards

our dublin cam shows traffic stacked up on both sides. of course that's going to be a much busier section later this afternoon as people head out of town for the holiday. bay bridge toll plaza is looking nice. your drive time is looking stellar heading into the bay bridge toll plaza with no problems. looking at the south bay, you can see drive times are all in the green except for one spot there on the 101 heading up north. and it looks like the speeds just changed so traffic is starting to get better especially after you hit 880. of course, we are going to see a mass exodus out of town because of the thanksgiving holiday especially to the airport. >> got to get to your families and friends. >>> airports across the country are gearing up for a big travel day today. the day before thanksgiving, of course, this is a live look at denver international airport. you can see all the people there trying to get through those security checkpoints. this holiday weekend is predicted to be the busiest for thanksgiving travel in 13 years. >> i know tha

your micro climate forecast, that will be dublin, low 80s today, slightly cooler. 78 79 tomorrow. >>> authorities in florida stay a gun man killed two women in a tallahassee yoga studio before killing himself. police say the gunman shot people and pistol whipped another after walking to the studio which is part of a small shopping center. a woman who works at the neighboring bar said she's trained in first aid and helped a couple of the injured survivors. >> they were able to talk and able to cry. but for the most part, they were just -- it was a lot of -- everybody was just very shaken. >> when i got the news about the shooting, i happened to be in south florida attending a ceremony at a synagogue and again it reminds us that these occurrences are far too frequent. >>> the mayor's office said the shooting appears to be linked to a domestic dispute but no motive was confirmed. >>> the current and former presidents are criss-crossing the country in the last minute push to get out the vote. presidents trump and obama were separated by just a few hundred miles as they rallied their bases

san rafael and dublin, slick, wet, treacherous. >> the man who's been on top of it all day, rob mayeda. >> right now as we add up the totals from two storms, wednesday then late last night, today you can see more than 5 inches of rain around the santa cruz mountains and up toward montamt. tam. san francisco and oakland, more than 1 inch of rain easily. the wettest period we've seen since early april. san jose, .25 inches of rain. mobile doppler radar, atop the san bruno mountains, showing yo starting to move away. as the moisture leaves the bay area, higher up around the sierra, 7,000 feet especially, the snow continues to fly. this is not the end of it. as you can see, showers tonight inn early tomorrow. then the lineup offshore as we track progressively stronger storms setting up in the day recast. we'll have a look at the rainfall expectations with that and how much snow we could see in the sierra by the end of next week coming up at 6:45. >>> speaking of that snow, it is causing big headaches in the sierra tonight, people anxious to get to tahoe but it's not so easy. this is late t

>> it starts out cool, just as you said and it's also still at dublin camera this morning through the headlights, it's going to be a day with unhealthy air quality especially for the north ba peninsula, and then for the inland east bay and the south bay, it's going to be through friday night. we are looking at temperatures today starting off very chilly and reaching into the upper 60s in dublin today. look at our microclimate shows we'll mostly see some 60s today. not a wide range in temperatures, just cool to start, and then a little bit milder for the rest of the day. mike, you're tracking a few slower commutes. >> the first one the bay bridge toll plaza, that's expected. this affects the highest volume of people coming through this area now, slowing and backing up as you get onto the span, but that means better the slowing across the bay bridge span and with the traffic held up at the toll plaza, being metered of course we have a lighter flow at speed across the span. farther north qatadi, highway 101 we'll update the crash in a few minutes. southbound 680 speeds are back as the cr

warm springs, richmond, daly city, dublin-pleasanton. again, technical problems and police activity at the bay fair bart station so it is closed. heads up, ac transit will not be operating service from line 600 to 699. 688 will be operating today. samtrans, muni and vta will be offering free service for riders today. just keep in mind cable cars will not be runng. ilplacedby ta powell-mason. wl and jumping to the roads right now if you are working through the maze, heads up slow mostly at the 580 approach heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. you're slow out of oakland into san francisco. we do have a new crash reported south 880 right at warren avenue. it's not blocking any lanes but it is in the center divide. we are seeing still some green on our sensors so that's good news but busy as you work your way on the 880 at least through the san lorenzo- hayward areas. so heads up there. >>> we are going on day 9 of unhealthy air. and checking the air quality this morning, red dots that is unhealthy air

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