dublin became my home. my parents dreams and results of all that moving and sacrificing were realized when i earned a scholarship to a college, making the first person in my family to go on to college. [cheering] i know so many of you fight for that, too. i was a privilege and responsibility. i carried that with me every single day. during college, i entered on capitol hill. in the morning, i worked my way through serving house and members of congress at the local gym. breeders at night at a mexican restaurant. every morning as example, members of congress at night, memorizing them to get better tips from the breeders. then i was at a crossroads. stay there or come back home to dublin. one of my high school teachers told me i didn't have a choice. [cheering] thank you. he told me our hometown was turning around but the right leaders, good things were ahead. he wanted me to be a part of it. so i came back home. and we all went to work. i set my days inside the courtroom's as a deputy district attorney. in my

we put our roots down right here in dublin. dublin became my home. my parents dreams for me and the result of that moving and sacrificing were realized when i learned a soccer scholarship to a college in the south, making me the first person in my family to ever go to college. [applause] rep. swalwell: i know some many of you fight for that, too, and that was a privilege and a responsibility that i carried with me every single day. during college, i interned on capitol hill. in the morning, i worked my way through serving gym towels to members of congress at the local gym, and burritos at night at the mexican restaurant. so every morning at 6:00 in a morning, towels to the members of congress at night, memorizing their faces, so i could get better tips when serving them burritos. after law school, i was at a crossroads -- stay back east, or come back home to dublin. one of my high school teachers told me i didn't have a choice. [cheering] rep. swalwell: thank you, tim. tim told me our hometown was turning around. with the right leaders, good things w

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we put our roots down right here in dublin. dublin became our home. my parents hopes for me were realized when i earn add soccer scholarship back in the south. making me the first person in my family to ever go on to college. and i know so many of you fight for that, too. and that was a privilege and a responsibility that i carried every single day. during college i interned on capitol hill. in the morning, i worked my way through serving gym towels to members of congress at the local gym and burritos at night at a mexican restaurant. so every morning at 6:00 in the morning, to youles to members of congress, at night, memorizing their faces and i could get better tips sevening them to burr rit burritos. at law school i was at a cross roads -- stay back east or come home to dublin. one of my high school teachers, tim sobrani told me i didn't have a choice. thank you, tim. tim told me our hometown was turning around, with the right leaders, good things were ahead. and he wanted me to be a part of it. so i came back home. and we all went to work. i spent

mike, you are tracking a new crash in dublin. >> i am. we have turned it over toward the dublin interchange, 580, in the stores there. that's jamming up. we reportedly have up to three right lanes blocked. folks are feeding the altamonte pass, livermore and dublin. that is jamming things up here. trying get word on any injuries or how long it will take to clear. we'll track that. it keeps the dublin grade lighter. that's off in the distance. you see this starting to build. watch city streets through pleasanton, in towards stoneridge. a smooth drive. construction for oakland north 880. pack to you. >>> thanks, mike. breaking news to tell you about this morning. sunnyvale officers are working hard to find a motive after they say a driver plowed into a group of people and the act may have been intentional. >> "today in the bay" bob redell is live at the scene. we don't know the name of the driver, don't know who the victims are at this point. but you are watching for new details about the investigation. >> reporter: correct, kris and marcus.

dublin represented for me, the end of our search for prosperity. dublin became my home. my parents dreams for me and the result of all that moving and sacrificing, making me the first person in my family to ever go on to college. and i know so many of you fight for that too. and that was a privilege and a responsibility that i carried every single day. during college, i interned on capitol hill in the morning, i worked my way through serving gym towels and burritos at night, every morning at 6:00 in the morning, towels to the members of congress, at night, memorizing their faces so i could get better tips and serving them burritos. stay back east or come back home to dublin. one of my high schoolteachers told me i didn't have a choice. >> thank you, tim. >> tim told me that our hometown was turning around with the right leaders, good things were ahead. and he wanted me to be a part of it. so i came back home. and we all went to work, i spent my days inside alameda county courtrooms as a deputy district attorney, and my free time giving back to a city that gave so much to

welcome german chancellor angela merkel is in dublin for briggs it talks with irish counterpart. the meeting comes just nine days before britain wrists leaving the european union with overdrawn t.v. delvin says just america has been a strong going on beavering. in the brig subprocess the discussions are expected to focus on a possible return to a hot border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland the affairs that if a new deal breaks it does happen the nine hundred ninety eight good friday agreement could collapse the absence of a hard border is a central pillar of the peace accord between island and the u.k. the irish border separates northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom from the republic of ireland which is a part of the e.u. . joining me now is our chief political editor mechanical fish she is in dublin to come across america visit there michelle what does johnson mecca want to achieve with this visit at such a crucial juncture. well clearly the timing the. week before this. summit who wanted to talk about practice is more than just political symbo

shortly we'll be looking very closely at those talks going on in dublin and the outcome. you're absolutely right the u.k. is watching that very closely the government's position here is of course that they also want to avoid a border between northern ireland and ireland at all costs and want to keep the peace it is an absolute priority in case of a chaotic no deal scenario the u.k. has worked on contingency plans for such a scenario for possible hard border between northern ireland and the republic there would be no immediate checks for people and some most of the goods there would be no physical infrastructure at the border but of course this is so far a unilateral decision from the u.k. and that's why these talks in ireland are being watched very closely because the question is what will the republic of ireland do in such a case the leader of the labor party generally called and said talks are to resume meet the talks had been useful but inconclusive now they're talking for a second day where will they be looking for common ground to break the deadlock. well there is so

a womb welcome that family house with german chancellor angela merkel dublin says she has been a strong and unwavering to and i have on and throughout the great surprise has now called in the irish prime minister leo varadkar held roundtable talks on what could happen if the person leaves the e.u. without a deal the focus was on the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. merkel drew on her own past experience with borders in her support of home . personally come from a country that was separated by a wall for many years. thirty four years i lived behind the iron curtain and such when i know what it means when walls fall and when borders disappear it's good and so i'm aware of the need to do all we can to uphold the peaceful coexistence here for which so many lives were sacrificed. flee to this is already modified. the irish borders separates northern ireland which is part of the u.k. from the republic of ireland which will remain a member of the e.u. the brics it at the moment there is no physical border between the two the absence of a hard border is essential par

live in dublin, katie nielsen. >>> lets it live look at dublin, the breeze has greeted clear conditions across the bay area but bryan tells us we have some changes in store for the start of the work week. >> with you, in fact as you saw the picture come plenty of clouds around the bay area and those clouds will thicken overnight and produce rain. about to 20 hours from now tomorrow afternoon. the breakfast forecast will show it will not be wet in the early going, we will look at increasing clouds tomorrow early morning but by mid day, the low pressure will settle in the front fagade and rain into the bay area, a fast mover, the amounts will not be great if we look for mostly cloudy skies tonight, showers spreads out tomorrow, clearing tuesday, 80s will return by thursday. it will be a mixed bag kind of week with showers tomorrow and dramatically warmer weather by the end of the week details will become to the forecast in a few minutes. >>> the detail to tell you about the deadly hit-and-run, oakland police continue the run for the driver accused of hitting and killing a mother and her y

a warm welcome at family house for german chancellor angela merkel dublin says she has been a strong and unwavering ally of iran and throughout the brics a crisis. clinton irish prime minister. held roundtable talks with the focus on what could happen to the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland if britain crashes out of the e.u. without a deal. the irish border separates northern ireland which is part of the u.k. from the republic of ireland which will remain a member of the e.u. after brics it at the moment there is no physical border between the two the absence of a hard border is essential part of the nineteen ninety eight good friday peace agreements between island and northern ireland. knuckle true on her own past experience with voters in support of her car. personally come from a country that was separated by a wall for many years. for thirty four years i lived behind the iron curtain and. i know what it means when walls fall and when borders disappear. and so i'm aware of the need to do all we can to uphold the peaceful coexistence here for which so man

robin thank you john the only crash that's jamming up traffic right now is the one in dublin at the dublin interchange 5 of the west. >>right at the 6.80 split an accident involving several vehicles left over from the 4 o'clock hour but may still be blocking the 3 right lanes we have that back of that extends inon west lb 5.80, here's your drive time of the crash included worried about 20 minutes just to make it from vasco in livermore up to the scene of the crash. so it's not terrible right now, but with 3 lanes blocked you will be crawling w-nt to get closer to the accident saw keep my eyes on it for you also tracking the bay bridge commute from oakland, san francisco. we have a lot of headlights right it's already stacking up beyond 80 over crossing still just a sign. the traffic is filling in but it's not a bad commute that that here this is the richmond center fell bridge. we have some slowing in the cash lanes but pretty go to for you across the span to the north bay. for looks good nice drive on one under 30 minutes that's great from san jose to menlo park daria james thank you robi

things heavier at the 587 dublin interchange. not a lot of brake lights and there's more cars on the road, it doesn't look too bad. your travel times, not in the green, but i'll take yellow over red any day. 36 minutes on 580. everywhere else looks in the yellow. 101, hellyer, it will take 52 minutes from the south bay to the airport. yellow, better than red. this is a bumpy ride for you or windy ride i should say. wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. you have to take your time because of that added volume. >>> all right. thanks, emily. if you're rushing to get ready for work or school, take a moment to look at your screen. this is a look atthol sunse thisor. rising above mount diablo and the bay bridge. we'll see plenty of sun as we head through the day. temperatures this morning, upper 40s to low to mid 50s to kickoff your tuesday. we are watching the winds, they'll continue to increase like emily said. especially over the bridges this morning. breezy to windy conditions as we start off the day. west -- 19 at half moon bay a

congressman eric swalwell made it official in his hometown of dublin and at his alma mater dublin high school. once again, here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> reporter: congressman eric swalwell returned to dublin high school to kick off his run for president. he graduated from here 20 years ago and says his hometown has come a long way since then. >> to be fair, where we lived was not mar-a-lago. in fact, some of you may remember that people in the neighboring cities had a nickname for us. they called us scrub land. >>eporter: the congressman and former alameda county prosecutor told the crowd of about 1,500 people gun control will be his campaign's top priority. >> san bernardino, nothing, nothing, nothing. >> reporter: swalwell says he's been frustrated by years of inaction to stop gun violence. >> i'm the only candidate, the only candidate proposing that we ban and buy back every single assault weapon in america. >> reporter: gun control a topic that resonates with pat from union city. >> he says enough is enough, and that's true. i believe in that. >> reporter: swalwell

so possibly some disappointment and really looking what's coming out of these talks in dublin now. well arthur we understand you've been talking to residents of dublin abound the german chancellor is a visit what do they make of it. yeah that's right so i had spoke quite a few people this morning when they were commuting to work and when they were around their first thing in the morning and quite a few people actually weren't aware the chancellor market was going to do it but all of them knew if she was coming the reason she was she was coming and most of them were quite confident and optimistic that she was here to show support and solidarity with ireland over not just the border issue but the entire break the process show that germany and the you as a whole is very much on our inside angela merkel is very i would say very well respected in art and she's been so visible and so prominent for so long and the words that kept going back and i ask people there oppressions of her were sensible fair pragmatic and people think that she is going to come out today and simply stand by arne a

mike, you are tracking a new crash in dublin. >> i am. we have turned it over toward the dublin interchange, 580, in the stores there. that's jamming up. we reportedly have up to three right lanes blocked. folks are feeding the altamonte pass, livermore and dublin. that is jamming things up here. trying get word on any injuries or how long it will take to clear. we'll track that. it keeps the dublin grade lighter. that's off in the distance. you see this starting to build. watch city streets through pleasanton, in towards stoneridge. a smooth drive. construction for oakland north 880. pack to you. >>> thanks, mike. ea

we are told there we re course, by dublin. we are told there were four and a half hours of discussions today between the conservatives and labour and the government said those discussions we re government said those discussions were detailed and productive. but there is some scepticism in labour circles at least as to whether the government is really prepared to compromise enough to win some labour support. those talks will continue tomorrow. there's an expectation that it may become clear by tomorrow afternoon perhaps as to whether those discussions will really be able to deliver. emma vardy with the latest for us from dublin. let's go live to berlin and talk to our europe editor katya adler because let's talk a bit about the visit to dublin by chancellor merkel and what you made of the tone and the message that she offered in that news conference. well, i think what really struck me was a very stark contrast in tone from those gloomy, almost threatening statements we've been hearing from you ladies of late, no deal is all bu

yes the visit of the german chancellor to dublin is seen i think as a gesture of solidarity given the concerns that there are were in europe about the way that britain is still to come up with a credible coherent solution an alternative to present to the emergency summits of the european council that's the heads of states that are going to meet next wednesday wednesday of next week there are moves ongoing you've got the prime minister theresa may and the labor leader jeremy corbyn who've had two rounds of talks so far they hope to have more talks again on friday but so far they haven't come up with a joint plan a jointly agreed plan that they would then have to get through parliament before wednesday's summit so the visits of angle are met code to dublin to meet with. was seen as a very important propping up exercise and some of the quotes coming out from mates in the last hour show how concerned they are they have right because saying that we've noted the rejection of no deal by the british parliament but the problem is we negotiate government to government departments is not really

he's in dublin native he was born in iowa, but grew up in dublin so little joins a crowded group of democratic presidential hopefuls. >>and he's the second california democrat with bay area ties to enter the race as we know senator kamala harris announced her bid back in january and the congressman's announcement swallowed told called there he's ready to tackle major issues within ngun violence and then he told us morning, some more of the things he wants to accomplish if elected. >>my message is simple that there's a promise of our country that if you work hard it should add up to doing better for yourself and dreaming big for youkisty famil my dad was a cop, my mom still works hard today but i've seen all the people across the country who are working hard but just running in place and so there's a responsibility to fight for those folks, i'm a candidate who still connected to working class americans i bring generational optimism and a belief that we can solve problems if we just you know go big and deeper love and do good and the way that we govern and also i bring experience to note that in

it's 10 minutes right now from vasco to the dublin interchange 6.80 looking good dublin to fremont no issues and son all the nimitz off to a great start a very quick 20 minutes to had said howls from to 38. the castor pollux cannot castor rally hayward union city fremont milpitas that's only 20 minutes and then to 37 wide open at 7 minutes so far from 80 out to one oh one we'll small family business in the south bay. surveillance video captured the aftermath of a theft estimated at 20- thousand dollars. kron4's dan thorn has the story. surveillance video captures a group of criminals dumping off a stolen work trailer and leaving nothing inside..nats everything was gone it was just a sad sight..ardeine bustamante runs a mobile tire business. he says this video shows the thieves working together to steal about 20 thousand dollars worth of equipment..anything of value was cleared out..sot: anything that you possibly might need in a tire shop it was in this little trailer.sot: i heard something loud like dragging across the road that way and i figured it was chains dragging on the ground.

. >> started as councilman in dublin, what people have to say. >> if four-legged workers are taking care of weeds in the south bay, abc7 news right now. >>> b.a.r.t. is stepping up its crackdown on rule breakers to make sure riders feel safe. expect to see more b.a.r.t. police and fare inspectors. >> can't come soon enough. build a better bay area series found that rider satisfaction at lowest levels. >> fare evasion enforcement, personal security and lack of police presence. asked riders if the new plan will help them feel safer. >> cornell is live. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it's been listening to the concerns of riders and plans to increase patrols on trains and at stations. riders hope it helps them feel safe. a b.a.r.t. train arriving at berkeley station. some riders say every commute can be adventure, not good way. >> people sleep on trains for really long time. >> reporter: and rule breakers, fare evaders don't have ticket, jump the gates. >> see it every time i go on b.a.r.t., irritating since i'm paying. >> we are checking fares, stepping up patrols. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has he

at the dublin interchange so that's 5 in the west right before 6.80 just getting word of an accident blocking the 3 right lanes someone may be trapped inside once again 5 of the west before 6.80 and dublin. your drive that's still ok because it's so light and quiet in the area, this is the only incident working so for now it's only 11 minutes livermore to dublin but heads up for that accident at the split 6 80's looking good for you working your way south from dublin to fremont no troubles for the nimitz it's pretty much hot spot free rolling. south to milpitas and then to 37 a good looking trip so far 7 minutes from milpitas heading out to sonny bill. well a strange discovery really it's a man back to his loss for static legwork is founded in cloverdale in the lumber yard of all places crime force. michelle kingston explains. leg with the >>1000 foot high story lumberyard workers in cloverdale found this prosthetic leg on monday and the sonoma county sheriff's deputy began to investigate trying to figure out how how it got into the yard and who it may belong to the cloverdale airpor

tracy to dublin. i'm surprised if it's worse. we have the crash before 680 blocking the three right lanes. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco, you're in the green. >>> the faa has given the green light to a drone delivery company owned by wing, granted the first air certification in the u.s. the company plans to launch a trial later this year. they can fly by themselves but there will be a certified pilot on the ground. wing has made more than 3,000 deliveries in australia. >>> a u.s. sailing team trying to break records on bay area waters. sky 7 captured team usa's f-50 practicing. urst sairsn acht san francisco bay. capable of reaching speeds up to 60 miles per hour. the race is set to begin a week from saturday. 60 miles per hour about 50 knots. it's incredible they can achieve that feat. it's never happened before. like the grand prix of racing. you could soon be able to travel on a hello kitty yet out of san francisco. >> it will land at sfo this fall and this is what it looks like. they plan to offer service startin

the big slow spot is here at the dublin interchange. it is creating other slow spots like folks feeding toward hayward. the earlier crash has cleared. we had 15, 20 minutes of recovery time. quickly seeing speeds toward the 50 range. that is the good news. dublin and the approach for west 580, clear of the earlier crash. more folks feeding towards stoneridge. highway 84, light volume. more folks heading towards the area approaching san mateo bridge. but no surprises here. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. breaking news to tell you about this morning. sunnyvale officers are working hard to find a motive after they say a driver plowed into a group of people. and it may have been on purpose. >> that's the part that's really hard to believe. bob redell is live at the scene. bob, you have been telling us all morning some of the roadways are still closed as the investigation continues. >> kris and marcus, the sun sunnyvale department of public safety believes this was an intentional act, the plowing down of eight people at the el camino real and

he's a graduate from here at dublin high school. he wants to be president and stop gun violence. >> congressman swalwell returned to dublin to kick off his run for president. he graduated 20 years ago and says his hope town has come a long way. >> to be fair, where we live was not mar a lag. some people in the neighboring cities had a nickname. scrub linn. >> he told the crowd of gun control would be his campaign top priority. >> san bernardino. has been fru by years of inaction to stop gun violence. >> i'm the only candidate proposing that we began and buy back every single assault weapon in america. >> gun control a topic that resonates with pat from union city. >> he said enough is enough. that's true. i believe in that. >> he highlights his midwest roots. born in iowa. son of a police officer. and a family of republicans. >> swalwell joins the presidential race in a big growing field of democrats. but does he stand a chance? many say yes. >> should he be at the table? does he have a shot. for sure. is he a guaranteed winner? no.

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case scenario how will dublin manage to keep the border with northern ireland open in the event of a no deal brock's. well that is the sixteen billion euro question and it's news that figure because that's roughly speaking the volume of trade that goes between art and the u.k. as a whole but a large section of that go and across the border that is really at this stage a very hard question to answer because the. those two ideas and those two m's are simply it seems incompatible how can you uphold the integrity of the single market why is having a completely open border if the u.k. is as there would be in a no direction and a completely different customs and tariffs ranchman a w t o scenario so there's been very solutions have been suggested one of them would be that for a period northern ireland remains in the u.k. would agree in a short term sense for the northern german in a customs union of sorts with the e.u. but that obviously raises the hackles of brigadiers and the unionist community and it's also not quite clear that function or even if that would be allowed under a w t o rule

here's a pic of traffic tracker and it does not include hot spots looking good livermore to dublin on 5 in the west south 6.80 wide open picking up a little bit on the southbound limits 23 minutes and growing from to 38 to 37 and to 37 is just fine just fine and wide open milpitas the sun for comfort food at a comfortable price, try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect remedy for the uncomfortable things in life... like flying, the dentist ...and guys named ronald. i have my reasons. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt combo today. lwho treats yourselfa diyby treating your yard.ht. we do it right, too. with the right plants for your region. so, you stay a step ahead of spring all season long. comes with 100% beef, grilled onions, and two types of melty cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. it's comfort food for the uncomfortable things in life. yep, this guy knows what i'm talking about. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt combo. right. >>please tell me is won't be as humid because it was a little yes, yes, i would in the sou

there's number oakland teacher strike in there was dublin possible freeman followed on the heels of all of that in fremont well they're not going to be on strike because their contract salary increases for the current school year and the following year. and then the 30 year that's still up for debate, but it looks like they will get some say increase for the 3rd year. the agreement now gets sent to the teachers union members as well as the district school board for their ultimate approval. elsewhere in the east bay, a 15 year-old boy 3 people that were injured following a shooting at a business in east oakland. it happened yesterday afternoon at an auto body shop on 98th in street right near. >>elmhurst park police say the 2 men were there because their cars were being worked on the boy was there because he was putting air into his bicycle started flying. officials believe at least one of the victims was targeted they're now looking at surveillance video to see if maybe the cameras captured the shooters. a man was taken to hospital after he was shot in san jose that shooting happened ju

drive times look great check out 5.80 livermore to dublin 6 a nice move dublin to fremont that's going south. no major issues for the nimitz or to 37. it's only 6 minutes from milpitas out to sonny bill will check more coming up in a bit. following breaking news for you this morning, former vice president joe biden is entering the 2020 presidential race. >>the values of this nation. worst the world. everything is made america america. that's why today, i'm announcing my candidacy president of the united states. any dictator or a tyrant. guarantees everyone is treated with dignity. if no she harm her. >>well there you go the 76 year-old former vp made the announcement in a video online. this is the 3rd time that he's ran for president you may remember the first time was back in 1989 and then in 2008 but dropped out and then recent polls already put him ahead of competitors such as senator kamala harris, senator bernie sanders, indiana governor steve and along with several others. senator bernie sanders, currently leads the democratic party polls and president barack obama is now weighin

speaker nancy pelosi delivered an address to members and former members of the irish parliament in dublin. her remarks came on the one hundredth anniversary of the first sitting of the irish lower dail, andparliament, she mentioned the current brexit negotiations. this is half an hour. [applause] speaker, distinguished friends from the u.s. house of representatives, and members past and present, ambassador, , [speakinggentlemen foreign language]. theelcome you all to chamber to hear from the honorable mrs. nancy pelosi, leader of the house of representatives. madam speaker, we look forward to your address in this important house, important here. your reputation, madam speaker, goes before you. died,e known as an error compelling, and, indeed, international speaker. ite,ou are known as an erud compelling, and international speaker. there was an eight hour address to the house of representatives. madden speaker, may i suggest that such a level of generosity is not expected of you today -- madame speaker. [laughter] it is good to welcome you. between our two proud nations need little restati

delegation, house deliveredncy pelosi an address to current and former members of the irish parliament in dublin. it occurred on the 100th anniversary of the first sitting of the irish doyle, the lower house of parliament and she mentioned the current brexit negotiations. this is half an hour. [applause] mr. o fearghail: madame speaker, distinguished friends from the u.s. house of representatives, and members past and present, ambassador, ladies and gentlemen, [speaking foreign language]. it gives me great pleasure to welcome all of you to the chamber to hear from our guests, the honorable mrs. nancy pelosi, leader of the house of representatives. madam speaker, we look forward to your address in this important house. it is crucially important here. your reputation, madam speaker, goes before you. renown as an-- erudite, compelling, and, indeed, international speaker. there was an eight hour address to the house of representatives. madame speaker, may i suggest that such a level of generosity is not expected of you today. [laughter] mr. o fearghail: it is good to welcome you. our enduring links

make it and we still have an accident wrapping up an old crash i still slowing down your drive into dublin, 5 of the west at 6.80 happened around 4.40 and is still some activity there so prepare for a lot of slow traffic from el charro all the way up to the scene you're just under 20 minutes, so from livermore to dublin. that's not bad we'll talk more slow downs coming up james >>very much rob and so to our breaking news this morning 8 or should say a car plows into a pedestrians in sunnyvale police at this point thing perhaps it was intentional yet apparently they have. >>i've been able to talk to an arrest the driver, so we'll learn more later this morning called for sarah stinson is joining us with the latest what we know right now. >>well police say they think this is intentional they believe it to be intentional because there's no evidence that says this driver is stopped swerved nothing and they haven't said what the motive would be because u hear something like something like a terrorist attack or something like that. but. we're trying to figure out was this driver under the influen

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. a second day of talks between teams from the government and the labour party have come to an end with plans for more discussions tomorrow. our political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminster for political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminsterfor us. political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminster for us. so, political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminsterfor us. so, third day of talks, what are we to make of that? well, george, i don't think these talks have got the answer to some of those anxieties we were hearing from northern ireland. people with genuine concerns about what will happen today. their livelihoods and their families in the next few weeks or so. but from both sides tonight, there is a sense that these talks were constructive, they were very amicable, but they we re they were very amicable, but they were also serious. and both sides are getting into the guts of both their different versions of brexit. it is also not the case that both sides don't have any

deal that would also be in germany's interests certainly a lot to discuss in dublin to egypt bertie thanks very much. we're going to check in now with some of the other stories at this hour police in new zealand say the man suspected of carrying out the christ church attacks on two mosques has been charged with fifty counts of murder and thirty nine counts of attempted murder the alleged white supremacist is set to appear in court friday we're hearing via video . libya's internationally backed government has declared a military alert after forces loyal to military strongman khalifa haftar are announced they were advancing towards tripoli dozens of militias have been fighting for control of this oil rich country since the overthrow of moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven. former u.s. vice president joe biden has promised to change after four women claimed he touched them inappropriate a lot of in a video posted on twitter biden promised to be more mindful of other people's personal space he's seen as a likely contender for the twenty twenty democratic presidential nomination. well it'

.>> reporter: he graduated from dublin high school back 99he is now a 4 term congressman, we have found students who met him, following his career and wishing him well. >> i'm pretty proud that he is our representative from our district. >> reporter: she's talking about congressman eric swalwell, who might be the most favorite -- famous graduate from dublin high school, he is no stranger to many of them. >> he was cool, he met us on the steps of congress. >> reporter: many are excited he is running for president. >> it was fun to meet him. >> so i am running, about three more miles. >> reporter: he has been hinting about a presidential run for months, a fixture as a member of the house intelligence and jiaes, a , fiercely criticizing president trump, it was on the late show with stephen colbert where he made it official, telling the audience he is ready to stop -- solve problems like student debt, climate change in gun violence. >> we need to have a leader who is willing to go big, be bold and the solutions we offer, and do good in the way that we govern, i'm ready to solve these proble

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he's live now in dublin. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, eric, today was a bit of a home coming for eric swalwell from dublin high school. he graduated from here. grew up not too far from here, too. he says he wants to be president. toick his runity is going to be rmereaerof min who did not expect to see me here today. >> reporter: the congressman and former alameda county prosecutor told the crowd of about 1,500 what his campaign's top priority will be. gun control. >> san bernardino. pulse. vegas. nothing, nothing, nothing. >> reporter: no action by lawmakers on trying to stop gun violence led swalwell to make this statement. >> i'm the only candidate, the only candidate proposing that we ban and buy back every single assault weapon in america. >> reporter: gun control a topic that resonates with pat from union city. >> he said enough is enough, and that's true. i believe that one. there are a lot of killings. >> reporter: in his campaign video, swalwell highlights his midwest roots. born in iowa, the son of a plafr and

livermore and dublin getting out to hayward. when you get to highway 5 to get to disneyland or wherever you are going, some of those things, this is the time that a lot of people get on the road for a weekend trip. this is along interstate a 80 north and south. the problems of the bay bridge toll plaza. let's get back to the dust. >>> a 4-year-old oakland boy who absently shot himself in the head is making a remarkable recovery. he is now out of intensive care. we have the update and we can see what the family of the little boy safety. >> reporter: he is responsive and out of intensive care. >> he is breathing on his own. he is doing something different every day. he is taking -- he is rolling his eyes at nurses. >>> his mother says the answers from above. >> everything the doctor was saying, god said different. they said he would be brain- dead and would not walk again. >> use trading time in the hospital bed for a wheelchair. he found a gun under a bed at the east oakland home of his mother's boyfriend. he accidentally shot hi

emma vardy, bbc news, dublin. the bbc understands the european council president, donald tusk is proposing to offer the uk a flexible brexit extension at next week's eu summit. our europe editor, katya adler gave us this update. i spoke to a high level official who said the current thinking now of donald tusk, the president and the european council, i had at the eu leaders brexit summit next wednesday is to offer the prime minister what he is calling a flex extension, a longer extension giving the uk the flexibility to come out of that as $0011 flexibility to come out of that as 50011 as flexibility to come out of that as soon as parliament has passed and ratified a deal. dramatic moments in the house of commons this week but what happened todayis commons this week but what happened today is unusual even by those standards. listen to this. and mps were forced to suspend their sitting after water began flooding into the chamber from a leak in the roof. there's no news yet on when the chamber is due to re—open. th

in san ramone, pleasanton and dublin upper class incomes start at roughly $276,000. in palo alto and cupertino households have to make at least $300,000. los altos has the highest at about $416,600. and keep in mind many middle class families are two income households. >>> it is tax day but don't worry if you put off filing until the last minute. there are options. you can file an extension with form 4868 which will give you another six months but keep in mind an extension to file is not an extension to pay. if you owe taxes you will need to make an estimated payment to avoid penalties. the irs and home r&r block have online tools to help. file before okay 15th. those who owe can set up a payment plan with the irs. >>> if you're feeling frazzled by today's tax deadline or maybe you need some relief from the money you owe to the irs bay area businesses, don't worry, are here to help. >> planet fitness has partnered with hydro massage to offer members and even nonmembers free massages through saturday. applebees is offering strawberry margaritas through the rest of the

average speed, 55 miles an hour which is good making your way to the dublin interchange. a little construction. this is the emergency construction on the rich mandatory san mateo bridge. it was slow and go earlier. it's going to be slow and go throughout the morning because they'll be lane closures until 6:00 in the morning. that's in the westbound direction. in the eastbound direction, there are going to be some lane closures as well, but that's the opposite of the commute direction. not an issue in that way. construction southbound 880 when the off-ramp is closed. it doesn't seem to be backing anything up. there is going to be construction, also southbound 880 from 84 to mallory, there's going to be lanes closed until 8:00 a.m. a slow down across the dunbar bridge. so far it doesn't seem to be backing anything up too terribly. looking at the rich mandatory san raphael bridge, everything seems to be moving along. we'll get to your other trouble spots, excuse me, a little later this morning. >>> motown turned 60 and actress beth bear proves she can be a cool mom on the se

filling in, 31 minutes. 680 dublin to mission boulevard holding on to the green at 15. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino in the green at 16 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. building a better bay area means we dedicate more time to issues including homelessness. >> the port commission voted unanimously to approve a new navigation center along the embarcadero in san francisco. the navigation center will serve 130 people and then expand to 200. construction is anticipated to begin in june. neighbors against the navigation legal fight. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have much more on this developing story coming up in a half hour. >>> we want to hear your ideas about how to build a better bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. >>> according to "the examiner" only half of light rail vehicles are functional enough to be in full-time service. 20 to 30 need repairs for mechanical issues. there's a braking problem causing the wheels to wear out faster than expected. transit officials were criticized after learning about the problem. muni has been under tight s