the crash in dublin, not there, folks. that's cleared from 580 and an easy flow of traffic there as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> despite warnings from the faa, cell phone carriers preceding with the 5g network launch. >>> and then victory at levi stadium, and then the question is, is that enough for kyle shanahan to start him again next weekend. >>> you remember where's the beef? well, why is the beef so expensive? even the president wants to know. and then first day of trading after a record-setting 2021. looking real good for the new year. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. right now at 6:43, we are approaching sunrise. we will take a live look out there in dublin. i can see a few clouds here and there and i think will only see peeks of sunshine today. it's a cool start in the upper 30s and we are headed for the mid-50s. we are also going to see some parts of the bay area getting in on a little bit of rain action today. we will talk more about that in the forecast. that's coming up in a few

sunshine breaking out over livermore and dublin. meantime in the bay, it's just as gray as it was before the sun came up and the cloud's have been so thick. we have managed to squeeze a little bit of rain out of them. not in the tri sammy but any locations through the hills and the bay. you look at the current numbers on here. temperatures range pretty much low to mid50's. the daytime highs will climb back up to around 60 but you watch the clouds just kind of slowly disappear if you are over the next few hours and for the most part you will see -- you may not see a lot of sun in the immediate bay today or tomorrow. daytime highs today climb up to near 60. here is the next chance of rain. we will play the future cast forward. we will advance into thursday and it's another cloudy day. that's thursday through the heart of the day. plenty of clouds, we advance toward friday and you can see the leading edge of rain friday morning. that's friday through the heart of the commute and the rain is a cross the heart of the bay area. looks impr

i mean, bloody sunday, even in 972 wasn't the 1st study sunday in irish history here in dublin. there was a bloody sunday when the british army opened fire and killed 14 people in, in 1920. we commemorated us only last year that the centurylink member ation. so that's in living memory in dublin, and i'm not surprised that you know, people to day, even if they have no direct experience have from their parents since their grandparents. they've kind of taken all these that the burden of history you might say on their shoulders and, and, and in that sense, as i said, society in northern ireland is still quite divided and they still go to different schools. these read different newspapers, they play different sports and you have those piece lines which divide places in belfast where people simply can't travel from one community to another. and that again is, is a symptom of the troubles. those peace lines were established during the trouble. some of them did have been established since the troubles and, and again these to stop society from, from moving on. so even though people happe

one nail and more one love, we look at the irish soccer team in new jersey commemorate the legendary dublin concert by reggae star bob martin. ah i'm so me. so has gone. i'm glad you could join us. we start with the ongoing geopolitical crisis between russia and the west, over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. the u. s. says it has put 8005. the troops on heightened alert, ready to respond. if nato decides to deploy forces, pentagon press secretary john kirby said no final decisions have been made on deployment. and nato is also announced. it is sending more ships and fighter jets to bolster defenses in eastern europe. russia has mast, an estimated 100000 troops near ukraine's border. and we get the latest on the story. now, bring in our washington bureau chief in as poll. hi n as, why are we seeing this move now? well, the goal of sending military reinforcements to eastern europe, so me would be to provide deterrence and to re insure european to iowa is that the u. s. is on their side. but as for now, there has been no suggestion whatsoever. u. s. troops would deploy to ukraine or ta

kron four's will tran standing by live in dublin with more on that story morning. well, >> they will pass it out in 3 and a half hours from now. this is what they promise. the parents and the staff members in the dublin unified district that they got their hands on 13,000 home tests and they will be passed out at 8.30 this morning. those tests are hard to find anywhere, but the state sent them to the dublin unified school district to make sure that the staff and the students are safe before they come back to school. this is the perfect time for them to do that. you have to prove that your child goes to school. so you come down with a report card or their student id or with the child. and then you can get your hands on those tests. they are not telling you have to test your child before they return to school, but they're encouraging you just to make sure that everybody is safe. once the classes resume on monday. so take a look at your screen. these are the locations that they are passing it out. and they're doing this pretty much all day. fallon, middle school that'

bob redell is live in dublin. this has to be a big blow for the sheriff's office. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said they are heartbroken and disturbed. the recruit was shot and killed on his way home from the academy back to san francisco. this was yesterday afternoon around 4:30. somebody shot him on the macarthur maze interchange. this was as he was approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. last night, as you can see in the video, there was a procession that included the man's parents, sister and girlfriend to take his body to the coroner's office. the chp found him shot and dead inside his car and what officers initially thought was a solo vehicle accident, they don't know what led up to the shooting. there's no suspect information. the young recruit was not in uniform and his car was unmarked. >> we see these stories all the time. sadly, as a guy that has grown up around here, it's hard for me to believe that all these acts of violence are happening repeatedly over and over again, and today it hit home and i

the braking is under investigation by the dublin police department. anyone with information is asked to give them a call in dublin, henry lee ktvu box to needles. the man who assassinated robert f. kennedy was denied parole today by governor newsom. the governor rejected the recommendation that sirhan sirhan be released, saying the 77 year old remains a threat to the public and is not taken responsibility for the crime. sir and shot kennedy at the ambassador hotel in los angeles and 1968 moments after kennedy declared victory in california's democratic presidential primary. then op ed in the l. a times governor. newsom wrote that kennedy's death changed the course of history, saying quote kennedy's family bears his lost every day millions of americans lost at unifier in a time of national turmoil and grief. just nine weeks after the assassination of the reverend martin luther king jr and 4.5 years after the murder of kennedy's brother, president john f. kennedy. already checking in on your weather the weekend just about here. it's friday, but it's uh,

37 in dublin hill, concord, 36 degrees. fog and visibility not an issue this morning. clear roadways means better commute, hopefully, so let's check in on the commute with mike. >> yeah, the visibility is great this morning. we did have a not great situation, but the lanes just cleared for southbound 101. there was a deadly crash in san jose right by the airport, southbound 101 experienced a quick traffic break from lawrence expressway. there's a tiny bit of slowing on the sensors. all lanes cleared again on southbound 101. about three hours of closure for most of those lanes. everything else is green. easy, light drive this friday, including out of the altamont pass. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> covid rules are about to change in san francisco t. new protocols take effect next tuesday, thanks to the decline in cases. >> if you're unvaccinated, you'll be able to go to a warriors game provided that you test negative. if you're vaccinated, proof of a booster will be required. >> mask requirements, once again dropp

heads up if you are headed towards the dublin interchange. things look better here, not seeing major brake lights. head lights working towards 680 so if you are making the drive through pleasanton, things are at the limit at least through that portion. travel time about 28 minutes, 205 towards 680. highway 4, 25 minutes from antioch to the east shore freeway. taking 80 to the bay bridge, looking good. no metering lights. everything is clear into san francisco, a pretty easy ride so far. most bay area bridges are problem free. we are seeing a few cars, extra volume on south 101 across the span. they haven't done lane changes. it looks like one is open, it bottlenecks but opens the rest of the way towards the toll plaza. san mateo bridge is clear in both directions. >> thanks. >>> this is a story that would make las lassie proud. >> a shepherd was frantically running around a highway. when officers caught up to her she discovered an overturned truck and two men thrown, one was her owner. >>> who has the most talked about right thumb in the nfl?

four's will tran on the story for us live in dublin. looks like we've got some activity there behind you will. >> those tests of the hottest items in america, you probably will not be able to find it at the retail stores, but the state they sent it to the dublin unified school district. and you can see these are the volunteers. they have handfuls of them. 13,000 altogether that they plan to pass out today and the lines they actually started at around 7 in the morning and they didn't officially pass it out until 8.30. so this line is so bad that it actually wraps around the other side down to the other main street. we have police officers actually on hand just in case somebody tests positive for some anger issues and frustrations. they want to make sure that it is a peaceful thing. garza pulling up there, 2 lanes. that is the school superintendent chris funk. and he's out here passing it out. let's interview him. why are you doing this or was it so important for the dublin unified school district to pass off his test? it's extremely impo

if you want to get your hands on these tests, keep in mind your child has to go to the dublin unified school district. and you have to prove that through their student identification go with them or user id or if your high school student you can drive to say dublin high school that's located at 8, 1, 5, one village parkway fallon middle school is located at 3, 6, 0, one conan way. they will begin at 8.30, this morning and go all the way until 3, 3, 30 this afternoon, approximately at that time. get your hands on those tests. keep them around because like darya and james said, they are very hard to get this district. i like san francisco. there's been controversy that they're trying o pass it out in the middle of the week. they're doing this before the kids return to campus on monday. back to you. ok? we'll stay stand by for a traffic jams because we've those gems happened. a long lines of people want to get their hands on that. thank you. >> all right. 6.14 is the time. in order. to form a more perfect union establish justice. ensure domestic tranquility. provide. the common 2 facts.

, dublin city and suburbs. and people who go both their lives who read their lives like you will be. what is there in their language? if we go back to one of the managers of european project is the district of europe license diversity. then we just like ireland have a huge role to play and play languages and culture in general european union. and that is the point that we would be making. we do have a language, it is what the oldest languages in europe. it has one of the oldest written dispatcher in europe. it adds to the entire fabric of european and use the word in general. and we would see that that language is entitled to, to status is entitled to the services that we as citizens of our system, the europe, that we are entitled to the same services as any other than the speaker. any other language european union give give me a sense if you can pay to of what the, the dublin government's attitude is towards storm and on this because the dublin government essentially signed off on this storm and has signed off

when you get passed that, it looks better toward the dublin interchange. a little foggy, so be extra careful. you might run into dense fog working your way through the 680 area. 30 minutes on 205 with the east shore highway clear. no delays on the maze and 101 northbound two sfo, an easy 30 minutes. the south bay, good news on the roadways. taking 10 out of san jose, you are looking pretty good in both directions. >>> the time is 4:53 and still had on kpix5 in streaming on cbs news bay area, wayne's world lives on. and the black-eyed peas taking the stage again. coming up, an eye on entertainment. >>> this morning >>> this morning, wayne's world lives on in the digital age. after a pandemic-imposed hiatus, the black-eyed peas take the stage again. >> danya bacchus has your eye on entertainment report this morning. >> reporter: the black-eyed peas are on tour with a new female singer. >> we like collaborating with female voices and we love what we did with fergie and we also love what we are doing right now. there is a new project this year. >> reporter: th

anyone with information on the shooting is asked to call the chp reporting live in dublin. henry lee ktvu fox studios. henry i think we're all feeling angry after yet another senseless freeway shooting. what do we know about the investigation? is there any suspect informations vehicle information out there? what about potential surveillance video? yes chp. i yesterday. they're not putting out any information on any suspect vehicle or any suspect. there are traffic cameras in the area heather holmes, but as some of you know, it adds for live traffic monitoring, not necessarily law enforcement. there are obviously surveillance cameras elsewhere along 80 and highway for another parts of the bay area and contra costa county. yes so live images of what took place yesterday afternoon, but nothing that import law enforcement could go back and review. all right. henry lee reporting live for us this afternoon, henry. thank you. an investigation is underway in oakland's laurel district after her body was found burned in a van that van was found on delaware street near macarthur and 3

we are starting to see a few cars make that ride westbound heading toward the dublin. if you plan to head over there, taking that 580 commute over to 680 you will see a few brake lights out of tracy. seeing speeds down to 21 miles an hour. at least check we are around grant line. now it's extending to north flynn. busy ride here, westbound 580 from 205 toward 680. 30 minute travel time. east shore still clear. highway 4 no delays and 101 has been a nice ride. 880. you can see things are moving nicely here. here is a live look near the coliseum north or southbound. >>> we could be at a turning point in this latest surge of the pandemic. the state's positive rate has hit a two week low and that is not the only sign that's outbreak may be on the decline. health experts say the sewer water may hold answers to the questions we have about when this surge will end. three days after the virus's rna started to drop in santa clara county a wastewater the positive rate dropped and has continued a downward slope. >> it's not infrequent that roughly after about 10 days when you see

not dublin, unified school district. >> all right. yeah. it's the hottest thing out there trying to get a covid test. so the fact that they're giving away is big news. thanks so much. well, all right, we'll take a break. >> still ahead on the comp one morning news. the other big news. if you've got a flight, it could be canceled. believe it or not, we're seeing more cancellations this morning. 100 flights so far in and out of the bay area are not happening. it's all a domino effect of covid. and after the break, people in one bay area city fed up with a bad road conditions. so actually the fixing potholes on their own. now. >> 7.16, and for your money this morning. what's the worst apt to use to try to fall asleep with and weekly jobless claims are at a near multi-decade low. jane king is live in new york with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> haidar. yeah. good says weekly jobless claims some of check up to 207,000 little higher than expected. still near historic lows, though. so the tells the job market still right now. employers want

we are going up to 62 in dublin. livermore, we will go to 60 in concord. numbers in the heart of the bay. also doing mid-60s's along the east bayshore line. temperatures there climb in to the my 60's, low 60's for the llshow up here as we look ahead to the afternoon. that gets us through the morning. it's mostly clear skies but once we get in to the afternoon a few high clouds. in the seven day forecast that's all clhere. a few clouds there. dath now. look acss y much ofthe y forecast. thattory plays out and remains the same. how is the drive looking out there? >>> you know we are getting reports of a trouble spot. in fact we have a big rig involved in this crash this is eastbound 580, not to far from castro valley. as you are going into that area near that castro valley y. a couple of lanes blocked and you have chp on scene as well as emergency crews. as far as speeds not a lot of brake lightsw. restill clocking nice speeds. we will see if we can get you more information and if the commute gets busier than it is right now. thingswill slow down in that are

at the university college dublin school of business. he's also a member of the platform, unsustainable finance. that's an expert panel, the counsel beer being commission in its development of that taxonomy. so i asked him what he thinks about the new draft take, listen, it is a very influence. it's a price and it was shared was as some of us on new year's eve, which is surprising. there was a big debate and i think views were pretty clear. and so i'm disappointed i need to say, and now we're assessing the actual draft proposal, which is publicly available on the website of far as getting politicians that people want to read. now address neither gas nor nuclear are truly clean energies, but if they help countries meet their net 0 commitments, what is the problem including them in this taxonomy, making it easier for investors to fund them? so let me try to metaphorically explain the case of gas 1st and then we can see to what extent we believe that it will help to meet that 0. 2050. keep in mind that the opportunity is until 2030 to apply

i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us in less than 4 weeks. beijing will present a winter olympics without real snow. instead, most of what athletes will be competing on will be artificial snow. hundreds of snow machines have been at work creating slopes over the past few months. it's a process that requires huge amounts of water and energy, which is environmentally damaging. it's prompted one scientists to called beijing caught the least sustainable games of all time. 10 liters of snow per 2nd. that's how much the machines blast out on to the slopes. and they've been running around the clock since mid november. they have to, because this winter wonderland is a far cry from the barren reality of the typical landscape. it rarely snows in the mountains surrounding beijing. even the water has to be pumped from far away lakes to the olympic sites. austrian manuel ship and his team tend to the snow working in high winds and temperatures of around minus 25 degrees celsius. exits in what he explained. it g

ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the dublin news a shirt. glad you could join us a trial in cambodia, dubbed a charade by rights groups resumed in the capitol, non pen to day after a 2 year hiatus due to the covert. pandemic opposition leader came a saw her stands accused of conspiring to overthrow the government of prime minister homes sin if convicted. he faces up to 30 years in jail earlier today. so had this message for the court. i hope that i will drop my case today for a lawyer that the new national reconciliation, the case against cam so has been widely condemned. as politically motivated, he was arrested in 2017 and the opposition party he co founded was dissolved in the run up to national elections the following. yup. that left long time prime minister once and and his ruling party to run virtually unopposed houghton has held power in cambodia for $36.00. yes. and is now grooming his eldest son to succeed him. an journeyman. ours exiled cambodian opposition leader, sam renzi, mister ins. eco founded, the now band cambodia national

approaching that dublin pleasanton area. there are a few brake lights, slower speeds off 205 onto 580. you will see slow speeds through the pass. 25 minute travel time. also getsing reports of a trouble spot. a new crash south 680 just before mission. two cars involved. also new crash on 80. >>> two pedestrians are dead and a third is in the hospital after a horrible crash in san jose. the crash was reported around 8:30 last night near the intersection of foxwortthy. police were seen speak together driver who stayed at the scene. just this month five pedestrians have been hit and killed in stab jose. >>> in san francisco last night more than 100 people gathered to remember the mile go. after being shoved in front of a new york city subway train. how family and friends hope people will remember her life rather than how she died. >> i'm here, no fear in my eyes. >> the song going through china town was filled with sadness as those who knew the 40-year-old michelle go gathered. >> she was smart, intelligent. a very givenning pe

i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us in less than 4 weeks. beijing will present a winter olympics without real snow. instead, most of what athletes will be competing on will be artificial. snow. hundreds of snow machines have been at work creating slopes over the past few months. it's a process that requires huge amounts of water and energy, which is environmentally damaging. it's prompted one scientists to called beijing caught the least sustainable aims of all time. 10 liters of snow per 2nd. that's how much the machines blast out onto the slopes. and they've been running around the clock since mid november. they have to, because this winter wonderland is a far cry from the barren reality of the typical landscape. it rarely snows in the mountains surrounding beijing, even the water has to be pumped from far away lakes to the olympic sites. austrian manuel ship and his team tend to the snow working in high winds and temperatures of around minus 25 degrees celsius. a site and then what he explained

if you are working toward the dublin. things get slightly better there. we are only seeing the slow spots to north flynn. only about 14 miles an hour. crawling at long in some spots. 350 minute is your travel time. a live look here at the dublin once are you past those brake lights in to the pass. approach that 680 connector. we will get a look at the bay area bridges in my next report. >>> the live news desk and we are watching investigation into another freeway shooting here in the bay area. this one killed a recruit for the alameda county sheriff's office. taking ail look at where this happened. it happened at around 4:30 yesterday. it was westbound 580 on the connector ramp to i-80 in oakland. the chp said they initially responded to a crash but when they arrived they saw that the driver had been shot and that it was a member of the alameda county sheriff's department recruits, set to graduate the academy next month. that person's name has not been given out. the connector ramp was shut down during that investigation for almost three hours. at this po

ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. us president joe biden has defended the united states as chaotic pull out of afghanistan after 2 decades. speaking at a press conference to mark one yard an office, he said there was no easy way to leave the country. one which in his words, is not susceptible to unity. raise your hand if you think anyone was going to be able to unify afghanistan under one single government. it's been the graveyard of empires for solid reason. it is not susceptible to unity. there is no way to get out of afghanistan after 20 years, easily and it hasn't been easy for of guns either since they thought about takeover frozen assets and a cut in international aid have pushed the economy to the brink of collapse. plunging millions of people into poverty and despite thought about promises to the contrary, the rights of women and golden of got a son have been increasingly eroded. recently and cobbled religious police put up posters, ordering women to cover up. here to treat according to

welcome to the dublin hughes asia. glad you could join us with less than 2 weeks to go to the baked winter olympics officials have detected 15 new covert cases amongst games related personnel. on monday, this is with either an athlete or teams official. the cases but detected amongst new arrivals to the games and those already in the so called closed loop. this is winter olympic speak for restricting anyone connected to the games in any way to designate the venues the aim to prevent over transmission to the general population . of that population in turn has been experiencing china's 0 corporate policy as it's known for some months now. millions of test a daily across china and some cities have been placed in some form of lockdown to contain over one team. in the chinese capital, at least a vis policy appears to have people's approval. oh, here in beijing life appears to be back to normal. with people enjoying traditional winter activities like ice cheer, writing cove, it almost seems to be a thing of the past or the o

at the university college dublin school of business. he's also a member of the platform, unsustainable finance. that's an expert panel, the counsel beer being commission in its development of that taxonomy. so i asked him what he thinks about the new draft tick, listen, it is a very influence. it's a price and it was shared was as some of us on new year's eve, which is surprising. there was a big debate and i think views were pretty clear. and so i'm disappointed i need to say, and now we're assessing the actual draft proposal, which is publicly available on the website of far as green politicians if people want to read it. now address neither gas nor nuclear are truly clean energies, but if they help countries meet their net 0 commitments, what is the problem including them in this taxonomy, making it easier for investors to fund them? so let me try to metaphorically explain the case of gas 1st and then we can see to what extent we believe that it will help to meet at 02050. keep in mind that the opportunity is until 2030 to apply for

ah, i british mandatory welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us in less than 4 weeks. beijing will present a winter olympics without reynolds no. instead, most of what athletes will be competing on will be artificial snow. hundreds of snow machines have been at work creating slopes over the past few months. it's a process that requires huge amounts of water and energy, which is environmentally damaging. it's prompted one scientists to called beijing caught the least sustainable games of all time. 10 leaders of snow per 2nd. that's how much the machines blast out onto the slopes. and they've been running around the clock since mid november. they have to, because this winter wonderland is a far cry from the barren reality of the typical landscape. it rarely snows in the mountains surrounding beijing. even the water has to be pumped from far away lakes to the olympic sites. austrian manuel ship and his team tend to the snow working in high winds and temperatures of around minus 25 degrees celsius. i said what he explained. it g

billy, how you're at. 52 conquered at 44 degrees in dublin, sitting at 41 and some 40's across the north bay except nevada, where you're sitting at a nice 50 degrees currently temperatures compared to yesterday are actually pretty mild starting off this morning, up 10 rosa compared to where we were 24 hours ago. now, as far as temperatures go later on today, we are in for a very nice one. some upper 50's to low 60's make their return under mostly sunny and dry skies back to thank you for that, right. let's get a look at your traffic as you're hitting the roads today. traveling from the east bay into the city to that fremont street exit. >> about 10 minutes for your drive at this hour. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 13 minutes. let's head over get a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge as you're heading out of richmond. pretty quiet about 9 minutes for your drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it will take you about 20 minutes. well, the oakland unified school district is planning on a regular school d

at the university college dublin school of business. he's also a member of the platform, unsustainable finance. that's an expert panel, the counsel deer being commission in its development of that taxonomy. so i asked him what he thinks about the new draft take, listen. it is a van force, it's a price and it was shared was as some of us on new year's eve, which is surprising. there was a big debate and i think views were pretty clear. and so i'm disappointed, i need to say, and now we assessing the actual draft proposal, which is publicly available on the website of far as green politicians if people want to read it. now andreas, neither gas nor nuclear are truly clean energies, but if they help countries meet their net 0 commitments, what is the problem in including them in this taxonomy, making it easier for investors to fund them. so let me try to metaphorically explain the case of gas 1st and then we can see to what extent we believe that it will help to meet at 02050. keep in mind that the opportunity is until 2030 to apply for lic

at the university college dublin school of business. he's also a member of the platform, unsustainable finance. that's an expert panel, the counsel beer being commission in its development of that taxonomy. so i asked him what he thinks about the new draft take, listen, it is a very influence. it's a price and it was shared was as some of us on new year's eve, which is surprising. there was a big debate and i think views were pretty clear. and so i'm disappointed i need to say, and now we're assessing the actual draft proposal, which is publicly available on the website of virus clean politicians. if people want to read it. now address neither gas nor nuclear are truly clean energies, but if they help countries meet their net 0 commitments, what is the problem in including them in this taxonomy, making it easier for investors to fund them? so let me try to metaphorically explain the case of gas 1st and then we can see to what extent we believe that it will help to meet at 02050. keep in mind that the opportunity is until 2030 to apply f

this new jersey remembers and legendary dublin on 5 reggae stuff. bob money. ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program we saw with russia's trip build up on the border to ukraine and nato's fears of a russian invasion. united states has put 1500 troops on heightened alert buddy to respond if nato decides to deploy forces or the pentagon said no final decisions were made on deployment. actually natal also announced it's sending more ships and fighter jets to boost defenses on eastern europe. russia has mast around 100000 troops, ukraine's order of warners that speak to our washington bureau chief in as poll says, why are we seeing this move at the moment? well, the goal of sending military reinforcements to eastern europe would be to provide to ference's and to re assure european allies that the u. s. is on their side. but as for now or a healer, there has been no suggestion. us troops, woods, deploy to ukraine or take pardon and the combat rolls. this still is part of the diplomatic game or flexing muscles, but having that said, there is no question. the

we look at the irish soccer team, who's new jersey remembers a legendary dublin concert i, reggae star bob, bonnie. ah, amanda mohammed, welcome to the program. we begin with the ongoing pir pittsville crisis over russia's trip builds up on the border to ukraine and nato's fears of a russian in asian did. i did say it says it has put 8500 troops on heightened a let, ready to respond. if nato decides to deploy forces, pentagon press secretary, john kirby says no final decisions were made on deployment. later also announced it sending more ships and fighter jets to boost defenses in eastern europe. russia has mass around 100000 troops at ukraine's order of warners that speak to our washington bureau chief in us poll says, why are we seeing this move at the moment? while the goal of sending military reinforcements to eastern europe would be to provide to ference's and to re assure european allies that the u. s. is on their side. but as for now or a healer, there has been no suggestion. u. s. troops would deploy to ukraine or take, pardon any combat rolls. this still is part of the diploma

you can see temperatures outside 20s by dublin. you factor in the wind that we are seeing this morning, our windchill temperatures and the 30s, feels like 24 in santa rosa and feels like 26 in san martin, for the north bay, we have the freeze warnings up valleys about 9:00. afternoon isertemperatures and trying to make a come back in the seven-day forecast, coming up in 15 minutes. >>> we'll see you in 15, rob. thanks, the chilly new year's eve night and omicron cases surging did not stop people from celebrating the new year setting off illegal fireworks. sky ranger caught several going off in areas around san jose, union city and san francisco as the clock struck midnight. a majority of bay area counties raised fines for using illegal fireworks and hopes creating an added deterrent did not seem to work last night. there were only a dozen bay area cities that actually only allowed fireworks. the legal big firework show over the bay may have been called off because of the contagious omicron variant. thousands of people still gather

morgan hill fremont as well as livermore dublin and a lot of the north bay is down in the 30's yet again. delay 38 degrees petaluma and santa rosa hang out in the mid 30's to start. so after a cold start to the day, we do have mild weather just around the corner. back to the 60's. we go under all that sunshine as far as bridges go this morning. it still has been a very easy commute. obviously, not a lot of cars just yet at the bay bridge. as you can see, there is 0 back up there at the toll plaza. things moving along, just fine. just a little over 10 minutes to get you across the san mateo bridge in a very easy commute there. richmond center fell being greeted are early. risers are by some easy traffic conditions and also whether that's cooperating too golden gate bridge. 19 minutes from 37 in marine county down to the toll plaza in san francisco, james. all right, john, thank you very much. for 30 to time. there are concerns about the future. >> of the castro theater in san francisco. movie lovers held a demonstration sunday afternoon urging the owners of the theater to continue offerin

a live look at the dublin interchange. travel times about 36 minutes. that is bearable for a friday for that pass ride. if you are taking the east shore or highway four or 101 out of san jose. all of that is in the green. we have some early-morning brake lights along 101 in san jose right along that 286 connector. still a little slow here or though. it is definitely improving. once you are past 880 heading into mountainview. no brake lights or issues. the rest of the way along the peninsula looks goo good. if you have an early flight to catch, you can throw those bags in the car and get going. you should be good to go. no metering lights just yet. it has been an easy ride into san francisco. our photo journalist is abdomen making that connection. a pretty easy ride this morning. back to you, girls. >>> eight minutes shy of 7:00. still ahead here on kpix five and streaming on cbs news bay area. easing mask requirements in one bay area city. the new rules going into effect in just a couple of days. >>> plus, the new warning from health experts this mornin

the dublin camera can't see much past that lowe's sign there. despite whatever place you go, you can't see the signs. look at the map that is lit up with yellow on the map. some slowing as you come down 84. there's a construction zone there as well as over in union city over on the left side. those crews should be clearing shortly but not looking at any delays reported there or for much of the rest of the map. fog in the north bay, usual spot. check this out, gilroy, 101 into morgan hill, there may be some slowing there. >> thank you, mike. you're our favorite. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" the pushback state leaders are facing after warning that they may overhaul the state's solar incentive program. >>> economists have taken a closer look and figured out or at least predict that many of the people who work from home will forever stay at home. >>> and the plans to stop wildfires has critics speaking out. right now on nbc bay area.com, why conservationists don't agree that thinning forests will solve the issue. we'll be right back. >>> he

livermore pleasanton dublin, each at 61 while oakland, a nice 65 degrees. today, vallejo at 61 degrees. and then looking at some upper 50's to low 60's near the coastline. tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as today's after that. we'll see a subtle cool down for the rest of the forecast. that will take us back into the upper 50's on average by the weekend. skies clouds here. and there don't expect really any chance of rainfall in sight just yet, john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your morning traffic. a lot of construction going on out there, but no hot spot. >> traveling into the city right now about a 10 minute drive to that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for you to make that commute. let's head out of richmond heading across towards san rafale about a 10 minute drive. pretty quiet at this hour and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it will be about a 20 minute drive for you this morning. well, we're learning more about what led to this dramati

we've got morgan hill fremont livermore, dublin, you sitting in the 30's this morning, most of the north bay there with us. santa rosa are very cold dust of spots and only 33 degrees right now. fairfield not far behind that at 34 degrees currently. so as we work our way into the afternoon, temperatures again rise back into the 60's. these cold clear mornings followed by clear and mild afternoons. it's just the way we're going to stay for a little while ahead of us. now, as far as our roadways go, for the most part we're doing all right out there. the bay bridges. okay. this morning, traffic moving along just fine. there. we do have a closure up in the north bay leading into the east bay, though, with police police activity in the closure on i-80 westbound at the carquinez bridge in valais home. all lanes are blocked. so the recommendation there is to get off at 6.80 and then drive down the benicia bridge. instead connecting again over at highway 4 as we do have that closure along 80, which right now isn't resulting in the issues. they anticipate if it remains closed into the morning comm

it is indeed a cold start dublin. you're sitting at 34 degrees right now. santa rosa down in. 33 just above freezing napa at 35 stone. forget the extra layers going to come in handy. but will you need few extra minutes? reyna harvey is standing by with a look at that. good every back rain and it is great to be back and it's great to get you to work on time this morning. >> if you're leaving the house, we're not tracking any major delays. so that's the good news. if you're traveling from the east bay into the city, it will be about an 8 minute drive as you're heading into the city from the maze right there. also along 5.80, to 80. i don't see any major delays are traveling through richmond, san pablo, him reveal in berkeley heading across towards the peninsula about a 30 minute drive for you there at this hour. getting a look at a richmond. sandra fell commute as you travel out of richmond across towards center fell about 8 minutes for you. there at a look at the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls will have more traffic comin

now, temperatures right now are in the 30's and 40's with livermore and dublin each at 38 degrees. our warmer spots, pacifica, san francisco and berkeley to name a few are in the 50's compared to those 30's across the north bay. so pretty wide range of temperatures to be taking up this morning for the north bay like novato in fairfield is a much colder start than where we were sitting yesterday. so certainly do not forget your jackets. as you venture out there. today's going to be most mild day of the forecast with plentiful sunshine and highs climbing well into the low to mid 60's. so one certainly to enjoy it. no, you liked yesterday. rain at today's another one. i think you're going joy. >> thank you, john. looking forward to all that sunshine. all right. get a look at your traffic for today. if you're traveling from the east bay into the city to that freeman street exit about a 10 minute drive at this hour. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that commute in about 13 minutes for you. there. let's check out. the richmond center fell bridge hea

welcome to the dublin years, asia, glad you could join us. a court in india has acquitted a catholic, bishop of charges of reaping a nun. bishop franco malackle had been accused of raping a non multiple times. between 20142016. he was the fast catholic priest in india to be arrested on rape charges back in 2018. police arrested him only offered a group of nouns in the southern indian state. carola launched public protests, demanding action were la girl, was subsequently released on bill. but the allegations against him prompted others in the catholic church in india to talk of a less sexual abuse in the institution. correspondence on her fall, the girl covered the story for the dublin on the 2019. and this is what she found. ah, it's only morning in kettler. the churchill has always been a powerful institution. but in recent months its foundations had been shaken by sex scandal. last september, a nun in kettler accused and influential bishop of repeated rep. when officials failed to act, a group of nuns rallied around the victim and held unpr

. >> city council has repeatedly ignored the residents of dublin. this referendum allows dublin's voices to be heard. >> she and a group of residents who oppose the project delivered more than 5000 signatures to city officials to protest the project, saying they worry about the strain more residents will put on the city's infrastructure. x the city of dublin has been very responsible in our analysis of the impacts of this project. >> city council members stand by the work they have put in and say the project will have a positive impact on dublin. >> this is a good project. it brings a lot of amenities for residents in the surrounding areas. parks will be put in. there will be key infrastructure including roads. >> he says the referendum they are calling for will not end development as the developer has rights to move forward with plans, but this group is proud of the grassroots effort to get these signatures and does not plan to stop now. larry: a bridge near pittsburgh collapses, highlighting the need for repairs to then' your eyes. beautiful on th

the braking is under investigation by the dublin police department. anyone with information is asked to give them a call in dublin. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. all right, let's turn now to be area whether and check in with rosemary oroczo. the fog is lifting and pretty nice afternoon out there. yeah after that morning of fog in our valley's we are looking at afternoon sunshine and temperatures on the mild side for most. it's a warmer day as well. hello to you, mike. hello garcia. happy friday to all of you were looking at very pleasant weather heading into your bay area weekend. here's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary, san francisco in the backdrop and a lot of blue sky if you looked at the very top, you can see just some high clouds overhead. those high clouds continue to stream our way from southern areas of california. i'll show you that in just a moment, let's take a look at the 25 temperature change where you can see fairfield is five degrees warmer, as well as santa resident livermore, half moon bay. all five degrees warmer thi

we are keeping a close eye on the 580, 680 dublin interchange. no word if this is blocking lanes or if injuries are involved. definitely a couple cars are tangled up. right now we are not seeing major brake lights or issues. west bound is our commute direction. it looks like the crash is on the east bound side of 580 near san ramon. noncommute direction. we are seeing usual stuff as you work west bound 205 getting onto 580. it is a slow ride. travel time is 41 minutes 205 towards 680. we'll check the bridges in my next report. >>> fierce flames burning near california scenic highway 1, colorado fire was sparked in the big sir region. justin andrews is live with images of the flames and update on the fire fight. justin what can you tell us. >>> good morning, this is a rare winter wildfire. when the evacuation order was issued friday only 100 acres burned. over the weekend it jumped to 1500. jaw dropping as flames are burning right to the edge of the bridge closing a 21-mile stretch of highway 1. flames so frightening and full they were seen from s

a live look at one of our traffic cameras at the dublin interchange. you see things are moving pretty nicely. we do have a few cars making that ride west bound. this is our super commuter route this morning. it's not bad at all. this time of the morning we typically see times about 25, 40 minutes. most of our freeways are pretty quiet with no major delays. bay area bridges look good as well. no metering lights and a smooth ride into san francisco. >>> that was the scene across many bay area bars and pubs last night when the final whistle secured a niners' victory. joycelyn moran joins us with reaction from some die hard fans who made that road trip to dallas. it was worth it. >> reporter: a worthwhile trip, two back to back weekends filled with excitement and for me and i am sure many fans, a bit of anxiety. yesterday's game was another nail biter. with the 23-17 win the niners became first under dogs to win this post season. samuel, a 26-yard touchdown run and 49ers went up 23-7. nerves kicked in in the fourth and dallas got back within six points of

please notify us. >> in dublin has it made you crowd for news. >> developing news out of philadelphia where at least a dozen people, including as many as 8 children are dead tonight after a fire broke out at a 3 story home early this morning. fire officials say all smoke detectors in the building did not work. firefighters broke in through the roof of the home trying to stop the flames. the town houses have been converted into 2 apartments. lot of people living there. a philadelphia firefighter called it. one of the worst fires in his 35 year career. >> i don't have the words. for how we're feeling right now as a community. as a department. >> 26 people had been staying at the home living at the home. it's not exactly clear how the fire started, though. fire officials believe it may have started on the second floor and a christmas tree. now to southern california, a driver who apparently rear ended a fedex truck while speeding in los angeles died this morning. officials say it happened just after 9 o'clock in the suburb of cerritos responding. firefighters found 6 vehicles involved de

around dublin, upper 20's. 34 nevada, 35 napa, 33 concord, 40 by the delta. our freeze warning through 9:00 for the north bay valleys down by san benito county, interior monterey county, anywhere from five to seven degrees colder this morning. as we look out at the beach here, a beautiful start to the new year. temperatures will climb to the lower 50's. freezing cold start for some, bright skies today, a few more high clouds sunday, a return to wet weather. does not look like a whole lot of rain monday and tuesday and perhaps again friday. the king ties are with us right on through monday. they peak tomorrow so you can here outlined. the typical spots from the bayshore, foster city, down through the peninsula, or parts -- up through parts of the north bay for mino coaster flooding in the low-lying areas. here are the sky conditions where we have got bright sun today for your first day of the new year. this is sunday where it is sunny and a few high clouds by late in the day. then into early monday, spotty, light showers. level 1 system visiting us throughout

clear and it is cold temperatures down into the 30's for areas like morgan hill, fremont livermore, dublin conquered. then across the north bay to santa rosa and fairfield, you're each sitting at freezing at 32 degrees nap at 37 dublin and a pretty chilly 36. so definitely get those layers ready before you step outside bay bridge this morning looks beautiful and clear. no fog and no traffic just yet 7 minute drive across it. san mateo bridge also having yet to pick up. we're looking at some pretty empty roads on the richmond center fell as well as up to the golden gate, which as i mentioned, is free of any fog or visibility issues this morning, james, thank you very much, john. happening today in the south bay, san jose could become the first city in the nation to require gun owners to have gun liability insurance. >> that proposal, as you might imagine, not sitting well with many gun owners in the south bay proper. sarah stinson is live with details on us this morning on what what's involved with this ordinance? sarah? >> well, you're right in the mayor of san jose, he announce this ordin

free rapid covid tests will be available for all students and the dublin unified school district. the district is receiving about 13,000 tests from the state. parents can pick up the test for each student between 08:30am, in the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon at dublin high school or fallon middle school. there it is right there on your screen. parents ia must either be with your kids when you pick up the tests are prove that your kids actually go to the school within the dublin school district high school students who drive can pick up their own tests. covid testing is also being offered at the school district office until 7 o'clock every night from this week through friday. so todayf through friday. a lack of vaccines is making it harder for people to get their shots. some cvs pharmacies. will they actually had to send out cancellation alerts recently saying they didn't have enough vaccines. a spokesperson from cvs says the pharmacy is administering more than 41 million covid-19 tests. 50 million vaccine since the pandemic started. but experts say this covid surge is r

we were checking dublin where it is 41. it is 45 in santa rosa. that's almost balmy because you can get well down to the low 30s this time of year in the cold north bay valleys, same with a napa. the reason, there is a thick blanket of clouds that came in last night. it's still with us. we can see this on high resolution forecast if we start at 5:00. the clouds will have good manners to clear not long after sunrise. by the 9:00, 10:00 hour, it's clear sky overhead. then we've got a gorgeous blue sky day with daytime highs that climb back to the mid 60s. we are going to 64 in san jose. we'll be 63 in santa rosa. we'll have to settle for 58 in concord, a nice day for inland valleys of the east bay. in terms of rain, the system that gave us clouds overnight had rain with it. it got pulled to the north. if we watch what happens over the next several days that pattern keeps repeating. there is the next system going too far north. another one behind it, that one will go too far north. another one developing out there and we can put that in the long rang