the dublin interchange. it is a huge backup and look at the drive times west 580 but also highway 84. big jam as you come out of livermore and head down to sunol. we're tracking that. >>> it's 5:44. we have breaking news just in to our newsroom. the latest weekly jobless numbers are out more than half a million people filed first-time claims last week slightly lower than estimates down nearly 100,000 from the week prior. 3.7 million filed continuing claims. >>> it's 5:45 right now. america's top republican says he will try to block whatever joe biden tries to do. >> scott mcgrew, this is a familiar threat from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> it is. he said the same thing about obama when he was majority leader, just stop him no said. now during the obama era, mcconnell just tried to interfere with no ideas put forward of his own. affordable health care, for instance. with biden, mcconnell is proposing alternative ideas. for instance in infrastructure spending. >> we've laid out about a $600 billio

maybe dublin boulevard. it just depends where you are going. it will back traffic up for super commuters. all the delays are heading towards the dublin interchange. 43 minutes from 205 towards 680. if you use an alternate, you might want to do that. west bound 80 looks good. highway 4 is all clear as well and 101 out of san jose, so far so good, 38 minutes from san jose to sfo. a first look at the bay bridge, traffic is light heading into the city. >> thank you. >>> another sign of our road to recovery, big gatherings last night for cinco de mayo. in san francisco people flocked for live music and food trucks. in east san jose, cars waving mexican flags swarmed a shopping center at story and king. >>> good morning everybody. i am dennis o'donnell. charles barkley fixed. really, it's true. could a's bullpen avoid their first lone save of the season? >>> let's take a live look outside. this is our treasure island camera looking at the eastern camera looking at the eastern span of the ba (beep) there's so much awesome stuff to stream nowadays. but

>>> still jammed for dublin. still four lanes blocked. meanwhile over at the bay bridge we have an easier drive. here is the video. a video of what's being cleaned up. we'll continue to update you on twitter. >>> that does it for "today in the bay" this morning. >> the "today" show is starting next. a live look at the marina in san francisco. >>> good morning, turning the corner? >> we are not out >>> good morning, turning the corner? >> we are not out of the woods yet but we could be very close. >> u.s. health officials now projecting a sharp decline in covid cases by july if americans keep getting vaccinated. a major push now underway to boost those shots. with officials even going door to door in cities from coast to coast. professional sports teams offering free tickets with every shot. just ahead the new effort being launched to help the country return to normal. >>> history is watching with with

lanes blocked west bound 580 at the dublin interchange. a developing problem involving a big rig along 680 in pleasant hill. details on that and your top traffic trouble spots. >>> we are following breaking news out of the east bay, a vegetation fire now 13 acres threatening the antioch marina. stay with us for updates. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> an update on our breaking news, fire crews are battling a one alarm vegetation fire. this is at the antioch marina. you

that will slow you down to the dublin grade out of livermore. and slowing for highway 4, as well as the east shore freeway. east shore freeway has a new pattern for slowing the last couple weeks, san pablo to the bay bridge and the travel through concord. >>> pg&e sending out a warn being fake utility workers trying to steal your financial information. they get that data to file fraudulent tax returns and cash them. the utility says one impersonator last month scammed a customer out of $1,000 in foster city. authorities believe there are many more cases. >>> and coming up next we'll have a quick look at our top stories including breaking news out of southern california, where a slow speed chase set a u-haul on fire. this academic year has been, um, challenging. but i think there's so much success to celebrate. woman: it's been a year like no other. man: yet, for educators across california, the care, compassion, and teaching has never stopped. woman: addressing their unique needs... man: ...and providing a safe learning environment students coul

it happened west bound 580 in dublin. four lanes are closed as crews clean the mess. >>> police are working to track down a gunman after a fatal shooting in san jose. two men were shot last night on east santa clara. one died. the motive is unclear. >>> cdc predicting sharp drop in covid-19 cases and deaths by end of july if more people are vaccinated. it's possible the number drops to fewer than 300 by july. this is according to new research. >>> going live to wall street, let's take a look at the big board, dow is up about 68 points. new numbers this morning show jobless claims fell under 500,000 for the first time since the pandemic began. last week, 498,000 americans filed for unemployment. >>> a live look at sfo where a new drive thru covid testing site is available. all passengers have access to the test for $90. results take 24 hours. there is express option for $150 with results back in 12 hours. >> reporter: i am kiet do. we are live at the church of 8 wheels in san francisco where they opened the doors for the f

west on 580, tracy to dublin, that is read. what you consult on 680, looking at the fremont, but southbound 680 in walnut creek, also a big mess because of another big rig problem blocking the two right lanes. >>> thank you, francis. still ahead, i am speaking, are you listening? the powerful art exhibit opening at the legion of honor in san francisco. >>> new details efforts in the recall effort. verified signatures you want someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. >>> developing news, san jose police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. you can see bullet holes in the windshield of a car near east santa clara street and south 21st street. a second man was a

westbound 580 tracy to dublin is 48 minutes drive time. we will be keeping track of that drive time for you all morning. and southbound 680, a treat. an earlier big rig fire looks like it is off to the shoulder. you can still see a lot of lights and commotion there. i expect traffic could be slowing there very shortly, as well. kumasi? >>> thank you, francis. the historic san francisco home that is about to become a landmark. >>> and why congresswoman liz cheney is warning her party that history is california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. >>> more than 1.7 million california yaps signed a petition to recall california governor gavin newsom. the total exceeds the 1.5 million people needed for the

word from our news desk via chp dublin division has been told all lanes of west 580 are closed. we should see more build coming up. that is the jam right now. the build will come out of the altamont pass. we'll see more traffic and will follow that. hoping to have it open by 6:00 a.m. but we'll see. southbound 101 no slowing. looks like that may clear up. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. new video of a crime scene in the south bay. this is where police are investigating a double shooting. one person is dead and another expected to survive. it happened last night along east santa clara street just blocks away from cinco de mayo celebrations downtown. one neighbor says he heard gunshots. the last day for cinco de mayo. >> so far police aren't saying much including the suspect and motive. >>> a seventh victim recovering from emergency surgery at san francisco general hospital. she's one of two elderly asian women attacked earlier this week. those women are still being treated. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana has the latest on them and the suspect. >> reporter: the family of 85-y

"today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from dublin. bob, this is another reminder of the fire danger we face. >> reporter: and something we'll notice today as we see the sun rise over here in dublin over the hills in the tri-valley, yes, don't forget we are in a drought, the hills are brown, it's hard to see with the back lighting but the hills are brown and the grass, the fuels are extremely dry, levels of dryness we normally see in august, not may. this wildfire danger increases as parts of the bay area are expected to hit triple digits later today as vianey mentioned. the national weather. to 8:00 t the north bay mountains and dia because temperatures are forecast to be in the high 90s up to 105 in places. there was this fire yesterday afternoon along 680 which fortunately firefighters knocked down before it spread into a major wildfire. we spoke with one man who lives in a part of walnut creek that the fire department designated "high fire hazard area" because of vegetation there, it can easily explode into uncontrollable wind-swep

reporter: this is a sprawling suburb of dublin. in the past 20 years, it has become one of the most diverse communities in ireland. but his death has exposed tensions, as this new community s of age. >> i have been racially profile many times. certain areas we could not go to. we had to help a friend get home safe. reporter: ireland is -- has one of the highest rates of violence against black people in europe, second only to finland. legislation on hate crimes was only put forth in april. >> we are seeing a real change in the demographics to our society. reporter: do you think your offices are equipped to deal with this new, diverse ireland? >> i think we are. we really have diversity officers. in 2019, we launched our diversity strategy. that included how you will engage with diverse minority immunities. -- immunities. reporter: an independent investigation is continug. for the family and many in the black irish community, the stakes are high. >> i am worried that we will not get the justice. that this will happen again in a diffe

let's go to kiet do who is live in dublin. a lot of concern there. >> reporter: absolutely. you can see this is pretty telling when they have the tractors prepositioned in dublin ready to go. these are the ones they use the cut to big fire breaks when you've got major incident. to drive home the pointthey have a red flag they have hoisted up here at the alameda fire station in dublin. that red flag warning was supposed to expire at 6:00 p.m. today. it's been extended another day and so it will end tomorrow at the same time, 6:00 p.m. tuesday. this is the area covered by the red flag warning. it is huge, stretches from redding to modesto. it covers north bay mountains, east bay hills, as well as interior valleys. look for gusty winds up to 60 miles per hour above 2,000 feet, upper 80s to low 90s inland today and tomorrow. this red flag warning came about a month earlier than usual. that is rare but not unprecedented. alameda raised red flag warning to kick off massive inspection operation over the weekend to send home the message that we might need to buckle in for a long fir

reporter: this is a sprawling suburb of dublin. in the past 20 years, it has become one of the most diverse communities in ireland. but his death has exposed tensions, as this new community cos of age. >> i have been racially profile many times. certain areas we could not go to. we had to help a friend get home safe. reporter: ireland is -- has one of the highest rates of violence against black people in europe, second only to finland. legislation on hate crimes was only put forth in april. >> we are seeing a real change in the demographics to our society. reporter: do you think your offices are equipped to deal with this new, diverse ireland? >> i think we are. we really have diversity officers. in 2019, we launched our diversity strategy. that included how you will engage with diverse minority immunities. -- immunities. reporter: an independent investigation is continuing. for the family and many in the black irish community, the stakes are high. >> i am worried that we will not get the justice. that this will happen again in a d

looking over toward a live look at dublin, we knew about this crash approaching the dublin interchange around hacienda. four vehicles have to be removed from one lane and slowing through dublin westbound on 580. >> that does it for "today in the bay" on this monday morning. >> hope you make it through your monday morning, leaving you this morning with a live look outside, sun up over san jose. already looks warm in this shot. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back for a local news cut-in in about 7:25 this morning. the "today" show is coming up next. make it a great morning. >>> good morning. >>> good morning back to life new signs of hope acro >>> good morning back to life new signs of hope across the u.s. a wave of city workers returning to new york today. tens of thousands attending the kentucky derby over the weekend. this morning, where the race to vaccinations stand, where hot spots are still causing worry, and the desperate situation in india. the crisis there deepening emergency supplies from the u.s. arriving overnight we're live with the very latest. >>> direct hit a to

once you are on 580 towards dublin interchange, things are looking okay. you've got a few brake lights because of an accident but it's making traffic easier for the rest of the way through the altamont. if taking north 680 from west 580 that ramp is closed for emergency road repair. they're hoping to have things opened in the next half hour. the rest of the freeways are off to a good start, checking travel times, seeing a lot of green. that's good news urel mony. >>> i am anne makovec. breaking news, a shooting in east palo alto. crime scene investigators are at the scene taking pictures and collecting evidenc. this is on wood land avenue near clark avenue in east palo alto, a man shot before 10:30. police were notified by the shot spotter system. the first arriving officers performed cpr but unfortunately it was too late for this man. no word on a motive nor a suspect but we'll be on top of it for you. >>> happening today, the largest hotel in the bay area is reopening. hilton union square is welcoming guests for first time in more than a year. the hotel

city university school of law and government he joins us on skype from dublin professor great to talk to your on the news hour so there are so many variables and competing issues here can i just ask you a really simple question how long until we see unification on the island of ireland . that was put to the people of northern ireland in a recent opinion poll and a majority said that they force irrespective of what they would like to see but they pour salt happening within a generation and i think that fear. it's more or less i think what most people are going with right now it may happen before that there are a lot of variables one is of course what happens in scotland as you know scotland goes to the polls next week and. if you have a momentum towards scottish independence that would have a profound impact on what happens in northern ireland because then you would have essentially unionism in northern ireland fighting for a union that no longer exists in its current form and unionism as as your reporter under simmons correctly assessed is under on president to pressure north martin a

your alternate would be sunol boulevard or the dublin interchange. we're tracking that and again the car fire in those dry hills, kari. >> i hope they can put that out soon, mike. that's really going to be a concern as we head into the holiday weekend as well as a lot of people hitting the road. you just want to be careful out there. if you're going to sfo, here's a view this morning of some patchy fog and we're going to see our temperatures across the state heading into the mid-70s for l.a. in san diego we're going to reach 68 degrees. 102 in palm springs. lake tahoe mid to upper 70s and mt. shasta in the low to mid-80s. if you're traveling beyond that spot, just a big heads up that parts of the midwest and east coast are expecting very cool temperatures and some off-and-on showers. but as of right now no flight delays. across the country everything looks to be on track, especially here across the region. so the flights are looking good at this point. if you will be maybe driving or flying to l.a., expect temperatures in the low 70s for today and to

it was the birth of northern ireland the some said tina as a cause for celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find there are no doses left. for autumn reports from new delhi. a group of friends celebrate receiving their vaccinations in new delhi there some of the lucky ones who managed to get an appointment signs at many vaccine centers around the country read they're out of doses despite having a population of $20000000.00 people india's financial capital mum buy only has $20000.00 for those between the ages of $18.00 to $45.00 but. we were told that it would be a 1st come 1st serve thing here but the vaccination center years deserted we will see what we're going to do whether we'll get it or

mainland from the island protestants fear alienation the government here in dublin sees ari's unity as a distant prospect officially at least could it happen sooner rather than later well there's a growing body of opinion that it could do you will never solve the problems of northern ireland i buy. on the good friday peace agreement recognize something that fighting couldn't achieve a referendum on irish unity dependent on catholics becoming a majority that's likely to be confirmed that a new u.k. census then britain decides if there is a referendum this is the birthplace of irish democracy and there's another factor briggs it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and many young people in the south support reunification and what their leaders to put more emphasis on with cheating and i think the planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging imp

a little slow approaching the dublin. there was an earlier trouble spot due to a car fire westbound 580. there is still activity over to the shoulder but no lanes are blocked. traffic is a little sluggish westbound just as you pass that 680 connector. the rest of the way through 580 is all clear. here is your travel times. 38 minutes. that westbound 580 commute. no delays eastbound. highway 4 to the maze. if you are taking that toward the bay bridge. are you in -- metering lights as of yet. traffic is moving nicely. seamlessly out of the east bay into san francisco. no delays on the upper deck as you head into the city. live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is that's the commute direction. we have more cars heading west over toward 101. as far as travel times things are still moving at the limit there. a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. traffic is very light out of marin. south 101 a pretty easy commute into san francisco. in fact here is a quick look at the travel times on some of the bay area bridges and a

reporting live in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. >>> be sure to download our mobile app to keep up to the minute news and weather reports and tailor it for your area. you'll be in the know even when we're not on the air. >>> 14 months after telling employees to work from home, some facebook employees are returning to the office this morning. the company's menlo park headquarters will work up to 10% capacity. employees can still work from home at least until july 2nd or up to a month after their office has reopened at 50% capacity. in the meantime salesforce plans to open its san francisco tower one week from today. that's according to "business insider." vaccinated employees will be grouped into separate cohorts of 100 or fewer people as the reopening process begins. >>> the 49ers are teaming one santa clara county in an effort to get more teenagers vaccinated. the team will hold a news conference at noon to announce the plan. tomorrow through thursday in addition to getting the shot, some teens will have the chance to visit the team's locker room at levi'

is a cause for celebration but not in dublin the capital of the republic they see it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds about to be explaining why. we're seeing some very high. it was recently across china you can see the other thunderheads just cropping up here into were thailand cambodia to parts of vietnam more than 100 millimeters of rain in parts of thailand over the past 24 hours this shows a set to continue some sunshine in between or afternoon showers as well but it spreads and that's the case too all the way across northern parts of borneo into central and southern parts of the philippines and it really is a case of spot the difference as we go on into choose day still wanted to show was there into indonesia as well so some wetter weather also on the cards here so what that soon to southern parts of australia at present we have got this line of play out just coming out from the southeast just running across south australia easing over towards central parts of western australia so some wet weather said the possibility as we go on through monday showers there all the way down into

mainland from the island protestants fear alienation the government here in dublin sees are as unity as a distant prospect officially at least could it happen sooner rather than later well there's a growing body of opinion that it could do you will never solve the problems of northern ireland by violence the good friday peace agreement recognise something that fighting couldn't achieve a referendum on irish unity dependent on catholics becoming a majority that's likely to be confirmed in a new u.k. census then brit. and besides if there is a referendum this is the birthplace of irish democracy and there's another factor briggs it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and many young people in the south support reunification and what their leaders to put more emphasis on the cheating and i think the planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the damaging

mainland from the island protestants fear alienation the government here in dublin sees ari's unity as a distant prospect officially at least could it happen sooner rather than later well there's a growing body of opinion that it could do you will never solve the problems of northern ireland by violence the good friday peace agreement recognise something that fighting couldn't achieve a referendum on irish unity dependent on catholics becoming a majority that's likely to be confirmed that a new u.k. census then brit. and besides if there is a referendum this is the birthplace of irish democracy and there's another factor bragg's it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and many young people in the south support reunification and what their leaders to put more emphasis on the cheating and i think that the planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the dam

didn't look as busy in dublin. >> yes, it's not as busy, especially not dublin. no problems 580 or the dublin interchange today. we look at the map we had san jose slowing, a lot of focused slowing because of a car in the middle of north 101 at mckee that cleared to the shoulder. disabled vehicle on the shoulder, minor distraction and things are smoothing out there. the rest of the bay light. tri-valley as we said very different than yesterday, good, good, good. 24 still slow approaching st. stephens drive, the crash is over on the shoulder but maybe a spectacle because there's a lot. south 101 shoulder, a lot of slowing shows up in novato. san rafael look how clear it is here down to the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:20 this morning. >>> coming up next, sponds. "nbc bay area responds." >> we have a trio of viewers who have thousands of extra dollars in their pocket thanks to our team. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone rin

this is a sprawling suburb of dublin city. in the past 20 years, it's become one of the most diverse communities in ireland. but george's death has exposed tensions as these new communities comes of age. i've been racially attacked many times, you know, and racially abused. certain areas we couldn't go to, even if our friend lives in that area, we had to help him get home safe. an eu report in 2019 found that ireland has one of the highest rates of violence against black people in europe, second only to finland. effective legislation on hate crime was only introduced in ireland in april. it is to become law by the end of the year. right across ireland, we are seeing a real change in the demographics of our society. do you think that your officers are equipped to deal with these new diverse ireland ? i think we are. we already have diversity officers. we've 281 across the country. in 2019, we launched our diversity strategy, which included how we will engage with diverse and minority communities, and also our response to hate c

you can see why, as we look over at the tri-valley from the hills, dublin. you can see those brown hills, historically dry fuels ready to burn. in other words, no one has ever seen the grass and brush this parched before. contra costa county fire protection district says this new drought ranking doesn't change much in terms of its preparation. they've already readied themselves for what they know will be a challenging year for wildfires. conditions we are seeing now, normally you do not see until july or august. here we are in mid-may. the district expects the fires to start earlier, last longer and become much more erratic. >> we're getting vegetation fires in places in years gone by, we probably wouldn't have had them in residential areas, along the edges of those, closer to cities. those come with their own particular set of challenges. actually in south pittsburg which was in the middle of a residential area, threatened eight to ten homes. we came very close to lose homes in that fire couple of days before we declared the arrival of fire weather. >> main

"today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from dublin. bob, this is another reminder of that fire danger we face. >> you are correct, cierra. we're already in a drought of the hills behind me here in the tri-valley, which the sun comes up you'll remember they are very brown and the fuels are a level of dryness that we normally see in august, not now in may. this wildfire danger will increase as parts of the bay area as vianey were saying are expected to hit triple digits later today. the national weather service issued a heat advisory from noon until 9:00 tonight for the north bay mountains and valleys, the east bay interior valleys, diab because of the temps forecast in the high 90s to 101 degrees. there is this fire 680 yesterday afternoon firefighters knocked down before it spread into a major wildfire. they had to be prepared because of the wildfire season over the last several years. one man lived in walnut creek the contra costa county fire protection district designated a "high fire hazard area" because of vegetation can easily exp

that monday morning ride is certainly getting busy for those headed towards dublin interchange. 32 minutes from 205 towards 680. east shore freeway checking in problem free. highway 4 also as well, off to a good start. out of san jose, south bay along the peninsula, that's a pretty easy commute. 36 minutes from hellyer towards sfo on the north bound side of 101. mary mentioned the winds. there is a wind advisory for the bridge. be careful as you cross the prile vecle. ly in a high if yre headed along 680 tang780 okay. the seminary exit, we have that accident in effect, some activity on scene. it doesn't lack like it is causing brake lights or issues. north bound all lanes are open and everything is clear to the shoulder. if you are going from there south towards the golden gate, you should be good to go. >> thyo >>young artists turning their pandemic experiences into works of art. nonprofit youth and arts is hosting a free 3d virtual art exhibition to rectal end high school students. artists featured in 30th annual rising star show are using their craft to combat covid-19 isolation, expres

. >>> crews responded to a house fire in dublin that spreads to vegetation. this was the scene on carbondale circle near the regional preserve. it happens just before 1:00 this morning and you can see the home up in flames. the fire also spread to a large shed. three cars earned and one acre of brush burned. luckily, no one was hurt and no word on how this fire started. >> reporter: crews quickly worked to keep an apartment fire from spreading to other homes. video from citizen app shows the column of smoke from the fire broke out this afternoon on east 25th street. crews are still on the scene, looking for hotspots. the cause of this fire is under investigation. stomach a live look at san francisco where a different kind of rally was held in support of asian americans. today's gathering in chinatown branded as a unity event against racism, hate, and inequality. it was hosted by the asian pacific islander american public affairs nonprofit. the record tells us he is happy the group can now meet and organize in person to unify people from different backgrounds.

. >>> life in dublin. >>> out the allamakee county fire departments in dublin, and take a look at this, these are visible signs that we are in an early fire season. we have a dozer that is right out front come the very fire department loaded onto a flatbed truck, ready to go at a second notice. also if we pan up you can see they already have a red flag warning in effect for all to see. if you need another visible cue, turn to the hillsides. >> we know that if a fire came up, i mean, we would be come you know, susceptible to it. >> reporter: she lives in castro valley, and knows fire season has come early. just over her hillside, was her first clue. >> i think they are here a little bit earlier than they normally are. >> this is pretty early. >> this is very early. >> reporter: she owns goats r us and says they are in high demand right now. >> the grass is very dry. there's a lot of trees coming down, there's not the moisture in the soil to keep them up. >> we have about 600 goats and the main job is to eat all of this dry brush. they are taking a break right now, clearly. they are here

once you are past that point traffic looks better the rest of the way toward the dublin. traffic is moving at the limit with no delays along 101 northbound. everything is clear. 87 to 80. no delays to report. the travel times, westbound 508. 37 minutes to go through that area if are you going toward the dublin. if are you going on the east shore freeway westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze only 13 minutes. traffic pretty quiet for that westbound 80 commute with no delays. so far so good, 880 clear, live look near the coliseum. traffic moving nicely north and southbound and no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are going out of oakland, into the city you should be moving without any issues. we will continue to update you. let's check sports. >>> hey, cupping up in sports, why green was scolded by his son after the warriors game in new orleans. >>> and the a's had an old friend for dinner. >>> and here is a live look outside before we head to break from our mark hopkins camera looking over the city of san francisco. we also have a tuesday treat for you. there is a l

only at jack in the box. >>> good morning, dublin. take a live look outside. looks like traffic is already rolling. 4:47. getting the jump on the weekend. not quite there yet. it is thursday morning. a lot of news ahead. the team is all here this morning. kari has a look at our forecast. temperatures have been nice. is this wind going to pick up again? >>> yes. it's still going to be windy today. let me show you some of the top wind speeds. i've been going through the lists and trying to find the wind speeds around the bay a lo 61-mile-per-hour gusts there and then san francisco, 58-mile-per-hour winds out at the airport. in byron to 53. the winds roaring through parts of the delta over toward oakland reaching 40 miles per hour and 30 in san jose which is also pretty impressive considering it's in the valley. so we are going to see still some cool temperatures today reaching into the upper 60s for the south bay. now we should be in the mid-70s this time of year, so this is much cooler than normal. up to 66 in observing. 68 degrees in martinez as well as santa

, all clear west bound 580, not seeing brake lights. 23 minutes is a great travel time to go toward dublin interchange. public transit notes, light rail, vta's system is still suspended. bus bridges are in place. keep that in mind. bart is on holiday schedule due to the memorial day weekend. there is bart weekend track replacement also happening today between south hayward and union city station so expect delays. >>> people in the east bay found a fun way to spend the holiday weekend. they flocked to the farm in brentwood to pick cherries. for some it is a memorial day weekend tradition. with covid restrictions, it helped keep things from getting too competitive out there with all the cherry picking. >> i still have to pick cherries. >> let's do it together. >> all right. then we can make a cherry pie. >> i like that. >>> 4:50. >> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, giants take home three wins from southern california rivals plus indiana 500 sees its oldest winner ever. dennis has more after the break. >>> a live look outside from sales force tower camera. this is out east

ah, at the time henry kelly with the young irish print journalist working in belfast for the dublin faced irish time. the 1st time i went into the europe, obviously through the security then up in it. and the foyer was just one of the biggest bits of hotels i've ever seen in my life. and been a few places. obviously, whatever they had decided to do, they were going to say, we're here. gerald seymour was among the 1st journalists to report extensively on northern ireland while working for the british news organization. the 1st time i went to the rubber hotel, it was brand new and it would be opened a couple of weeks and that would have been in the early summer of 971. and all hell had broken loose in belfast at that time. fast and bomb explosions. rock this inches in broad daylight. 2 months after it opened, on the 6th of september 1971, a 2nd bomb hit the europa. a car bomb exploded next to the hotel. seriously damaging the protestant unionist party headquarters. 40 people were injured and the rope has windows, completely shattered. the hotels 1st manager was half a brown, and he immediat

ah, at the time henry kelly was a young irish print journalist working in belfast for the dublin faced irish time. the 1st time i went into the europe, obviously through the security then up in it. and the foyer was just one of the biggest bits of hotels i've ever seen in my life. and i been a few places. obviously, what ever they had decided to do. they were going to say, we're here. gerald seymour was among the 1st journalists to report extensively on northern ireland while working for the british news organization. the 1st time i went to the rubber hotel, it was brand new, and it has been opened a couple of weeks. and that would have been in the early summer of $971.00 and all hell had broken loose in belfast at that time passed and rom, explosions, rock to city center in broad daylight. 2 months after it opened, on the 6th of september 1971, a 2nd bomb hit the europa. a car bomb exploded next to the hotel. seriously damaging the protestant unionist party headquarters. 40 people were injured on the rope as windows completely shattered. the hotels 1st manager was half a brown, and he

and the violence spread to the irish capital dublin and the english capital london. but amid the violence, this building stood firmly in the center of belfast. witness some of the bloodiest chapters of the conflict. it hosted more journalists than tourists survived. 33 bombings by the provisional irish republican army, the re and held the dubious honor of being europe's most palm hotel. ah ah, in the mid 19 sixty's. despite the historical enmity, the relationship between the protestant unionist and the catholic nationalist communities was relatively stable. in belfast, growing economic confidence had led to a construction ah, and the decision was made to build a large new hotel on the site of the great northern railway station. in 1960 state john metropolitan hotels commissioned the building of the hotel. you'd opa here in the center of belfast. it was a time the relative economic prosperity of relative positivity. that was the time before the troubles really emerged. however, in the summer of $968.00, a new phase of sectarian violence broke out and delayed the build

current temperatures are anywhere from the 40's to 50's with oakland hayward and fremont each at 54 dublin livermore pittsburgh conquered kicking off this morning, each at 53 degrees. you look ahead at our few hours here. we will be looking at that low cloud and fog to start the morning really only a couple of problem spots as far as fog goes, clearing skies continue late morning and especially by afternoon we should see ample sunshine overhead already. and another comfortable one for afternoon highs. those cool highs in the 60's and 70's, though, will be paired with pretty noticeable breeze throughout the course of the day. i'll be talking about what that means for the rest of the forecast. and when to expect warmer weather, if it all still to come, john, thank you so much. so let's go ahead and get track at your traffic for you this morning. >> i am seeing a traffic collision 80 westbound right near that treasure island ex-us. so again, we're going to keep a close eye on that doesn't seem like it's causing many delays and also unfortunately we had an overnight fatality. this is in san jo

ah, at the time henry kelly with the young irish print journalist working in belfast for the dublin faced irish time. the 1st time i went into the europe, obviously through the security then up in it. and the foyer was just one of the biggest bits of hotels i've ever seen in my life. and i been a few places. obviously, whatever they had decided to do, they were going to say, we're here. gerald seymour was among the 1st journalists to report extensively on northern ireland while working for the british news organization. the 1st time i went to the rubber hotel, it was brand new and it would be opened a couple of weeks and that would have been in the early summer of 971. and all hell had broken loose in belfast at that time. you know, fast and bomb explosions. rock this inches in broad daylight. 2 months after it opened, on the 6th of september, $971.00, a 2nd bomb hit the europa. a car bomb exploded next to the hotel, seriously damaging the protestant union if party had courted. 40 people were injured and the rope has windows completely shattered. the hotels 1st manager was half a brown, a

and the violence spread to the irish capital dublin and the english capital london. but amid the violence, this building stood firmly in the center of belfast. it witnessed some of the bloody as chapters of the conflict. it hosted more general it than tourists survived. 33 bombings by the provisional irish republican army, the re and held the dubious honor of being europe most bomb hotel, ah ah, in the mid 19 sixty's. despite the historical enmity, the relationship between the protestant unionist and the catholic nationalist communities was relatively stable. in belfast, growing economic confidence had led to a construction boom and a decision was made to build a large new hotel on the sides of the great northern railway station. in 1900. 60 thanks, john metropolitan hotels commissioned the building of the hotel. you'd opa here in the center of belfast? it was a time the relative economic prosperity of relative positivity. there was a time before the trouble was really emerged. however, in the summer of $9068.00, a new phase of sectarian violence broke out and delaye

past that, things look better towards the dublin interchange. the enclosure for the ramp is now open so things are moving in both directions. travel times have changed. we are at 33 minutes, busier from 205 to 680. the rest of our major freeways are problem free. west bound 80, no delays on east shore freeway. things look good and highway 4 is off to a good start. >>> i am anne makovec at live n we are following investigation into a deadly shooting in east palo alto. investigators are still at the scene. this is wood land avenue near clark avenue in east palo alto. a man was shot before 10:30 last night and police were notified by their shot spotter st when officers got there, they performed cpr on the person shot but unfortunately, it was too late. we are waiting for more information from police, if they have an idea on who the shooter might be, if they're on the look out for the suspect or what the motive might have been. >>> today, the bay area's largest hotel is welcoming guests again. pandemic rules shut down san francisco's hilton union sq

and the violence spread to the irish capital dublin and the english capital london in which, amid the violence, this building stood firmly in the center of belfast. witness some of the bloodiest chapters of the conflict. it hosted more general it still tourists survived $33.00 bombings by the provisional irish republican army, the re and held the dubious honor of being europe's most foam hotel. ah ah, in the mid 19 sixty's. despite the historical enmity, the relationship between the protestant unionist and the catholic nationalist communities was relatively stable. in belfast, growing economic confidence had led to a construction boom. and the decision was made to build a large new hotel on the sides of the great northern railway station in 1900. 60 thanks, john metropolitan hotels commissioned the building of the hotel. you'd opa here in the senate avail fast. it was a time the relative economic prosperity of relative positivity. that was the time before the troubles really emerged. however, in the summer of $968.00, a new phase of sectarian violence broke out and delayed the buildin

a lot more here, tri valley from dublin. they're not going to last long. we've got this batch of low mid level clouds hanging here for the ing disappear over the next hour. watch that go away. for the rest of today, we pretty much keep it clear until 2:00 in the afternoon. we'll see the marine layer hugging the coast and it comes back on again for over night hours. the take away is it's going to be sunny for just about everybody within an hour and a half and the rest of the day is pretty good. low to mid 50s for most locations but it's cooler in the north bay, we're in the mid 40s. today low 80s for inland spots. there is san jose at 74, 61 in the city, 82 in santa rosa. watch what happens for the holiday weekend. we'll pick the inlet locations. saturday 79, no difference. sunday it's 89. that's a ten degree jump. monday it's 99. that's another ten degree jump. that's what i mean when i say this will come on fast. if we look at the bay, it's warmer but it won't be as significant a change. we are going to the mid 80s for daytime highs for most of the bay. t

mainland from the island protestants fear alienation the government here in dublin sees are as unity as a distant prospect officially at least could it happen sooner rather than later well there's a growing body of opinion that it could do you will never solve the problems of northern ireland by violence the good friday peace agreement recognise something that fighting couldn't achieve a referendum on irish unity dependent on catholics becoming a majority that's likely to be confirmed in a new u.k. census then brit. and besides if there is a referendum this is the birthplace of irish democracy and there's another factor briggs it took northern ireland against its will out of the european union so for a lot of center middle ground people a united ireland is the only route back to the european union and the advantages which they enjoyed as european union citizens and many young people in the south support reunification and what their leaders to put more emphasis on the cheating and i think that the planning and preparation for a should be because immediately to mitigate some of the dam

alameda dublin livermore pittsburgh and conquered all around the same right at 53 degrees to kick off this monday morning. there's the same clouds sitting right over sfo this morning. by the time we work our way into the afternoon. most of us are settling into the 60's and 70's for another day of cool. temperatures paired with that brisk wind. yeah, you'll definitely want to keep the jacket on hand as you venture outside this monday back to you. all right, john, thank you for that. we are tracking your commute. >> as you're heading from the east bay into the city right now. no major delays. we had an earlier accident that was along the bridge near the treasure island accident that has since been cleared. so that's some good news for you as you're driving about 9 minutes to make it into the city. also, let's head over look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 10 minutes for you. there are no major delays as you're driving along the san mateo bridge. and let's leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute heading out of richmond. a litt

years ago was the birth of northern ireland for some said tina is a cause for celebration but not in dublin the capital of the irish republic they say it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media and there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find that there are no doses left let's go live now to new delhi al jazeera as elizabeth for autumn bring us up to speed with the latest in this both. india is one of the world's leading producer and kobe bryant one is the social to. hello adrian a number of reasons it's because the government didn't ramp up production didn't have moved on the cynical companies joining the vaccine dr in the few months of the start of the year when the numbers the very you know it's also because india exported around 65000000 doses of the vaccine again when the numbers were very low that was th

yes a lot of assistant professor at trinity college dublin and academic member of the center for palestine studies at university of london so us a warm welcome to you all sally let me start with you today from your perspective is what we're seeing here the beginnings of a 3rd intifada. i don't think you're going to get an answer from me a yes or no answer i'm going to tell you what feels different this time. but feel different this time. this time i think we have accumulation many many things that are happening. in the past few years we are seeing a tremendous development in the settler movement in stress and you know they are settling in mixed cities such as the aca such as load a eastern jerusalem. exchanges and it is really a very very special case but really you know. they are going into israel you know and not occupied territories. according to international law and they are actually settling there and. creating many provocations these things are happening and they are you know escalating from time to time and in recent months it really has escalated both in the effort in loads and on

let's get a look at our morning commute headed through the tri-valley and live look in dublin. a lot of people are up and out the door and temperatures start out with upper 40s. we'll get a lot of sunshine and it will be a warmer afternoon. we'll talk more about this and our memorial day weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> this looks similar but it's a different camera. out to fremont, headlights southbound 880 past tesla. a smooth flow of traffic and good number of cars out here as well, we've been seeing the commute pick up. no major problems. we'll show you how the development in travel. >>> first we'll check kristina. >> good morning, i'm kristina partsenevelos from cnbc. stocks erased early xwanz yesterday to finish lower. the dow falling 81 points after being up more than 100. the s&p 500 dipping into the red, dragged down by energy stocks and the tech heavy nasdaq that was flat on the day. apple, amazon, netflix coming under pressure as of late. the market is on hold waiting for the next big event which may be if and when the united states central bank, the f

was the birth of all the oil and to some he said genially is a cause for celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the obvious republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. well the numbers out of india every day are staggering but this sunday we have a new unwanted record that is 3689 deaths. in 24 hours the most india has seen in a day during this pandemic also there was an 11th straight day of new cases that exceeded 300000 and those are just the official numbers from the health ministry many experts estimate them to be actually much higher and still hospitals cannot cope beds medicine oxygen staff all in critically short supply in some cases the military has been drafted in to assist and with the spiraling numbers india was forced to reverse a policy of 16 years and actually begin accepting international aid. you. know. you. need medical. world to remember. that there is. and there's a political element to all of this is well many are blaming these large election rallies for fuelling the 2nd wave of some local votes held over an 8 week period.

yes a lot of assistant professor at trinity college dublin and academic member of the center for palestine studies at university of london so i asked a warm welcome to you all sally let me start with you today from your perspective is what we're seeing here the beginnings of a 3rd intifada. i don't think you're going to get an answer from me a yes or no answer i'm going to tell you what feels different this time. but feel different this time. this time i think we have accumulation many many things that are happening. in the past few years we are seeing a tremendous development in the settler movement in easter and you know they are settling in mixed cities such as. such as. a eastern jerusalem. exchanges and it is really a very very special case but really you know. they are going 'd into israel. not occupied territories. according to international law and they are actually settling there and. creating many provocations these things are happening and they are you know escalating from time to time and in recent months it really has escalated both in the effort in loads and on that. that's o