right now at 6:00, she jumped out of the window to escape her ex-boyfriend. the new details about a man accused of stabbing her child and the new am weber alert. the one thing facebook is not allowing them to do. but first -- >> article 1 is adopted. >> a historical night. for just the third time in history the house votes to impeach the president. thanks for joining us. i'm aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the president has been impeached. it happened mosts ago. it's under two articles, abuse

of power and obstruction of justice. it went as expected, strictly along party lines. the democrats will be holding a news conference any minute from now. we're awaiting nancy pelosi to address the public and tell america what went down tonight. this is essentially a symbolic vote by the house of representatives because essentially next month the senate will vote against impeachment. now, among the politicians, not just speaker employee sichl we heard from other house speakers. for lofgren, this is her third impeachment process. >> this is even worse. president trump not only used his power, he used a foreign government to do it. >> lofgren worked as a staffer for congressman don edwards

during president nixon's impeachme impeachment. all of this is unfolding as president trump was holding a rally in michigan and he was true to form. >> it doesn't really feel like we're being impeached. the country is doing better than ever before. we did nothing wrong. we did nothing wrong. and we have tremendous support in the republican party like we've never had before. >> we'll have more on this historic night with a live report from washington, d.c. we'll also be joined by our political analyst larry gur exte gursten coming up at 6:30. we're going to take you outside. the golden gate bridge on your left and chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. how are things going? >> we had 0.48 in napa.

some higher elevations got half to even close to an inch. oakland, 00.42. we have spotty showers in peninsula. this is moving off toward the east with more showers in redwood stid city by 6:30 by to. if you're out and about heading out over the next couple of hours, you definitely may encounter more slick roadways. take your jacket. also your umbrella. tomorrow morning, a word of warning here. you need to watch out for fog. let's fast forward this to the next storm system, and you'll notice by this weekend, we get another one lining up. we'll have more details on this saturday and sunday rain chance in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you then.

thank you, jeff. we decided to check on some of our reservoirs. the ten reservoirs in the area are at 34% capacity. anderson reservoir just above 30%. lexington is near 54%. overall they're at 79% average for this time of year. it's the latest crackdown against teenage vaping, and this time is social media. today facebook and instagram will no longer allow content showing vaping among other things. we'll look at the possible impact of this notable decision. scott budman has more. scott. >> reporter: here's wait means. for popular posters on social media, it may mean less money being seen on instagram. for the young people following influencers, the company hopes it discourages dangerous behavior.

if you want to know where the cool kids have been vaping, it's not at school. it's on instagram where you can't officially advertise e-cigarettes, but if you're a popular influencer, you can get paid to spread smoke. >> there's a huge influence. brands know that. that's why they make a lot of money promoting these products. >> reporter: that's about to change. instagram and facebook say they'll brand influencers showing them vaping, any tobacco products, or guns, a move the social media giant said will close a loophole in their advertising policy. doctors call it an important step. >> young people live on their phones all day long. >> reporter: trying to make darngs behavior seem less cool. >> really, young people's fascination with vaping and what makes it a youth cultural phenomenon has been largely driven by social media. >> there's a ton of followers

that are very, very young that are looking at products that they probably should not be using. >> reporter: facebook which owns instagram said it will roll out the policy over the next few weeks. you may remember last month apple banned vape-related apps from its app store. >> thank you, scott. we want to take you back live to washington, d.c. we're following that breaking news. just about ten minutes ago the house of representatives impeached president trump. it doesn't mean he's leaving office. they'll send iter of the the senate. let's listen to nancy pelosi as she describe as what trans spired in these historical last 60 minutes. >> our founders to establish the republic of the men and women in uniform to defend our democracy and the aspirations of our children that they will always

live in a democracy and that we have tried to do everything we can to make sure that that is their reality. we'll hear from our chairman and then take three questions. i'm now honored to yield with great appreciation and respect the distinguished chair of the judiciary committee jerry nadler. >> thank you. the framers preserve the powers of impeachment against our democratic institutions. president trump used the powers of his office for his own personal political gain to d detriment of the national security of the united states. that is the very definition of an impeachable offense. when congress began to investigate president trump's wrongdoing, he engaged an unprecedent pattern of obstruction. that, too, is why the people power exists. a president who subverts both

our elections and our constitutional system of checks and balances puts himself above the law and it is congress's duty to hold any president accountable. it gives us no pleasure, no pleasure to stand here today. president trump's conduct has put our next elect at risk. president trump's behavior puts the integrity of our constitutional order at risk. and president trump's continued actions puts the rules of law at risk. they gave us these powers for exactly this reason and for the fulfillment of our oath, today we took action to hold president trump accountable for the serious and undisputed risk he poses to our free and fair elections and to the separation of powers that safeguards our liberty. >> you've been listening live to a news conference in washington, d.c. members of congress led by house speaker nancy pelosi, also congressman nadler there

explaining why the house of representatives just voted to impeach president trump. he's not taken out of office. what happens now next month, the senate will take over the impeachment, but it's unlikely the senate will vote for the impeachment. tonight, a symbolic voechlt we'll continue coverage and also take more news conferences as needed in the next hour. stabbed in the back and a bag put over her head. new details about a man who stabbed his ex-girlfriend and kidnapped their daughter. he's facing several charges including kidnapping and premeditated attempted murder. he appeared in court. the court ordered him to stay away from his ex- and her daughter. he stabbed her and screamed, just die already. he stole the car and took off with her2-year-old. >> he stabbed her in the back with the knife, strenglit her t

with a box cutter and strangled her with a cord. she jumped out a window to escape. she managed to identify him. police arrested him on the central coast when someone recognized him because of an amber alert. a federal judge has ordered pg&e to explain itself. investigative reporter jacksxon vanderbeeken reported. >> this transmission hook failed last year sparking the camp fire that left 85 people dead. that hook looks a lot like the hook in this photo. it's from a 1987 record we told you about last week. that report warned pg&e more hooks were at risk for failing.

he's given the utility a deadline of noon tomorrow. with respect to the extent that pg and e had been aware of the hook problem, please be aware, saying that they were aware as early as 1987. pg&e was warned. they knew a hook could fail. pg&e kept old hooks in operation for decades longer until one failed in butte county, causing the fire that destroyed the town of paradise. that power line is now shut down and pg&e has replaced the old hooks. we'll let you know what the utility tells the judge. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. the plan to hand out stricter punishment for package

thieves during that holiday season. and our breaking news continues. a live look at the capitol. the house has just voted to impeach president trump. we eat keen you updated throughout the live newscast. a few lingering showers. we'll show you what you can expect in the morning. that's coming up in about six minutes. there are those who will say that you're:

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porch pirates are new this holiday season. this season they were to raise it to a higher level of crime, even a felony. it was to serve as a determinate, but it didn't happen, but many police departments feel handcuffed. robert handa has the details. >> reporter: police agencies such as here in milpitas are seeing thieves more brazen than ever. these images of yet another alleged package thief, this time in san jose, was posted by the victim, an all-too-familiar victim. in this case he waited till the deliver ray man left, sauntered up, covering his face from the camera. >> he knew he was getting filmed. that tells me he was casing the house, too, because how would you know i had a camera right

there. >> now thieves who are caught face a punishment. south bay assembly man evan lowe introduced a bill to raise the crime to the level of breaking and entering and as high as a felony. but nbc bay area learned that the bill was blocked and being reworked after a suspect's prior criminal record as well as the value of the stolen package need to be considered more. lowe, rosen, and police officers we talked to were disappointed the law wouldn't be red ready for this holiday season. he put out a decoy package and caught a thief in minutes. >> any effort that helps fight crime is great. >> it would be nice if we could have something changed maybe sooner than later just because it sounds like it's getting worse. >> reporter: well, lowe's office

says the bill should be reworked and ready for consideration by mid-january, and if it passes, we'll see what kind of punishment it has especially next holiday season. live in milpitas, robert handa, nbc bay area news. certainly not a good place to find yourself in, left without a roof over your head, but that's what many are facing. tonight they're protesting and pledging to stay put. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live with where the protest took place. jodi. >> reporter: residents say they feel like they're being kicked to the curb. while many are in walkers and wheelchairs, they say they're not going to leave without a fight. >> they threw us under the bus. >> reporter: that's how 73-year-old vince dunn feels after the care home he lives at said they were closing its

doors. they told the tight-knit community just before thanksgiving they have until the end of january to move out. >> my family is being disrupted. they're telling me i've got to go. ♪ we're standing in the rain but we shall not be moved ♪ >> reporter: this afternoon dunn and his neighbors came out in the rain to protest. they waited until now to let seniors know. >> they're unfeeling crappy peep. >> reporter: 95-year-old tony gardner said she thought she'd spend the rest of her life at brook dale. now her family is rushing to move her out. they managed to get her in another spot for $1,500 more. brookdale is pointing the fingers at the owner. they say the owners say they're

the ones forcing people to leave. brook dale said they couldnd find another operator to tack over, so they're selling the property. dunn said he's not budging. he pledges to stay put despite the impending closure. he said seniors shouldn't be treated like throw-aways. >> they should treated us better than this. we're old folks. 've all contributed to society in many ways. >> reporter: brook dale has not yet sent out official written notices to residents. 're waiting for the approval. residents may have until the end of february, perhaps even march to move out. brook dale will help out residents in any way possible including helping out with moving expenses. reporting live in san pablo, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jeff ranieri is with us now.

winter is almost here. >> it is. >> and it's cold and chilly outside. >> yeah. it's arrived. we have that rainfall as you mentioned and we we have the colder temperatures, and we're going to see even more rain chances. let's take you into our microclimate forecast tonight and you'll see the bulk of the wet weather we dealt with today that moves off to the east and also to the south. we have a few spotty showers i want to take you through. moving into the east here, 6:45. morgan hills will keep them in the mix. i think we'll keep the possibility of spotty showers. really the worst of anything with this storm is long gone at this point. as we move through tomorrow morning, i do want you to be alert of potential patchy dense fog. we've been used to this lately, but i don't want you to be caught off guard.

we'll have a chance of that for the north bay, east bay, and the ground is wet from recent rains. it creates condensation, tiny water droplets known as fog. be on the watch for dense areas of fog tomorrow morning. it will be chilly tomorrow morning. 46 here in san jose. 46 in napa. 48 in novato, and let's head back to the futurecast. we could get a little bit of sun breaking out in peninsula, the east bay and south bay. all eyes right now in our weather department i can tell you are trained on this weekend as we have a brand-new storm system lining up. we'll talk more about the totals, the timing of this. we'll have that coming up in 25 minutes. >> we'll see you shortly. up next, a joyride of a different kind. a teenager in the central valley who stole an airplane and then crashed it. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message.

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a frightening scene in fresno. a teenager stole an airplane and then crashed it. it happened last night. a 17-year-old girl ran away from home. police say she broke into the fresno airport and was able to start that small plane that you see there. she then crashed it into the building right there on the property. that plane was never airborne. no injuries. that girl is now in custody. well, christmas got off toon early start for families in the east bay. four newly restored cars were

given away. the parents who got it, parents of kids in the east bay hospital. they hand picked the families. they had been using rideshare apps or renting cars to drive their kids to appointments. geico donated gently used cars and a company called caliber collision refurbished them. >> it was just a magical moment. >> they feel so lucky. the trunks of all four cars filled with things including gas cards. other needy families got new cars. >> up next at 6:30, breaking news, the house of representatives impeaches president trump. we'll have a live update plus insight from our political analyst larry gerstursten on wh this means. >> the reason advocates say they're not on board.

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right now at 6:30. president trump impeached, making president trump only the third u.s. president to be impeached. now, that vote went as expected along party lines. >> it played out on national tv throughout the day and then today, two articles of

impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of justice. >> we take you to alice barr. >> reporter: good evening. in the end, donald trump is now impeached. it's the third time in american history, but even as that black mark was entered onto his leg circumstance he was at a rally feeling pretty good about his election next time around. tonight donald trump becoming the third american president to become impeached. >> article 1 is adopted. >> reporter: the final vote split along party lines, every democrat voting for articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of justice. >> what is at risk is the very idea of america. >> reporter: every republican voted against. >> he was president today, he'll be president tomorrow, and he'll

be president when this is over. >> reporter: as history unfolds in washington, the president is in the swing state of michigan, campaigning for a second term. >> it doesn't really feel like we're being impeached. the country is doing better than ever before. we did nothing wrong. >> reporter: it's in sharp contrast to the fiery debate on capitol hill. >> the house will come to order. >> reporter: the house will go down fighting even though they knew they had them impeached. democrats insisting the vote was their constitutional duty and they're safeguarding democracy for the future. >> when you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something, to do something. >> reporter: the final house vote now recorded in the history books, but the final say on

conviction lands with the republican controlled senate, eager to begin the next chapter. and the senate majority leader is promising a speedy trial. we're expecting it in january, and he has said that it's likely to end in acquittal, keeping president trump in his job. we'll send it back to you. >> okay, thank you, alice. our political analyst larry g gerston is be us. the democrats said they're following the constitution. the republicans said, no, we're following the constitution. what do you make of this? >> they interviewed 17 people, 12 of whom who actually testified, many who testified, coming up with this set of facts that said, look, we have somebody who's broken the law and this is why. and republicans had a hard time today as well as then arguing

the facts, but what they said is the process wasn't there. you're violating due process. that's a fundamental guarantees. what you had is two parties talking past each other the way they have the last couple of months. >> the vote was very partisan, along party lines. did you see something surprising? and for a person like yourself following history, this is a dark day. >> oh, it's depressing because our institutions are at stake. i mean when you impeach the president of the united states, you're saying this person doesn't deserve to be there even though 62 million people voted for him. on the other hand maybe he shouldn't be there, defiling institutions. it's tough for people like me, but i'm not normal, i know that. the big surprise was 31 democrats from districts that were, as they say, under water.

in other words, the democrats won in some cases by 15 to 20 points. their jobs are in jep, and they said, i must vote to impeach. >> nancy pelosi said she wanted people to vote their conscience. >> these correct. and i think that most people thought probably six or eight democrats said, i can't do this. i've got a district. so it gets back to the discipline of democrats and the extraordinary discipline of the republicans. >> we move forward, the senate unlikely to impeach, the president will likely stay in office. how will this impact the future? >> moving forward will be rather interesting, and i'll tell you why. nancy pelosi has one card to play that most people haven't thought about. it's not going to necessarily just roll over to the senate unless she agrees the senate leaders mcconnell and schumer have worked out a fair format,

which may mean some witnesses republicans wouldn't want. she has to certify the outcome of the vote. if she doesn't get around to certifying it, nothing happens. that is powerful leverage that many people haven't thought about, so now she becomes a player in what the senate rules might be. how soon that gets worked out, we don't know. but one set does. >> watching democracy unfold, it's a little chunky sometimes but it was working. >> it never is a pretty picture. somebody once said democracy is like sausage. you don't want to know everything that's in it, but the fact of the matter is it's painful for people. >> you can stay up to date with newscast with our free bay area app. check it out. what comes next for san francisco and the homeless

center. yesterday a center opened. today some supervisors are suggesting that future sites should be in every district. nbc bay area's christie smith has the latest. >> reporter: supervisor hanie believes that should change and the whole issue should be more urgent burke some say they're working hard to add more services and beds and adding another layer of red tape won't make anything move faster. supervisor matt hainey should know. he has three navigation centers for the homeless in his district. he called for three other supervisors be spre ouad out acs the city. >> if we limit the districts, there will never be enough beds. >> the reality is only three supery districts never had that,

they never made progress to addressing this as a citywide crisis. >> reporter: there are currently seven with more to open including the embarcadero navigation center which was met with legal challenges and pushback from neighbors. this plan would set up a time line for centers to open in more areas. >> but this is really a misguided piece of legislation in my opinion. >> he says finding a good place is complex and adding new guidelines won't help, and the mayor wants to be flexible. >> one that shouldn't be tied to, you know, a piece of legislation that might constrain us from being able to open up a site because we need to open one up in the district that doesn't have this many people. >> reporter: but haney said others need to step up. >> we have 900,000 living on the streets we need to be acting with a lot more urgency and also acting in a citywide manner.

>> reporter: this legislation goes before a committee in january. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> up next, klay thompson shoes up to a toy drive, but the kids want steph curry. how he improvised. there's steph, facetiming. on the economy, a unique leader.

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$312 million in coke seized in the pacific and they're showing off those drugs today. video shows one of the busts that yielded that stachlt this coast guard cutter was patrolling the pacific ocean when they spotted this boat. onboard, several bails of cocaine. here's a bust. they seized more than 18,000 pounds worth of drugs. all of that cocaine made it back to san diego earlier today, turned over to the feds to be held as evidence.

a landmark has been restored to welcome moviegoers again. it will be opening in time to host the opening of "star wars" "the rise of skywalker." there will be a 60-foot screen. it's rare that a superstar gets overshadowed and then laughs about it. klay thompson met with kids. they asked if steph was coming. he facetimed with steph. he posted this on instagram and said he was happy curry picked up or, quote, it would have been anarchy in assembly house. klay is so egoless and so chill and so pleasant. >> what do you want, klay? >> can you talk to the kids?

>> you see the polite kids raising their hanhands. it's been a tough couple of days. >> we have wet weather in san jose right now. we'll talk more about the rain chances in just a few. international roaming. two words that make me and probably you cringe. we've got a case where a family's wireless bill jumped more than a thousand bucks. nbc bay area responds next.

nbc bay area responds to a woman's high bill. >> the two least famous words, international roaming. >> put yourself in connie's shoes. she and her family went to the philippines. she discovered her son using the

phone while they were there. instead of strangling him, she asked at&t to turn on the international passport plan to help. her son continued to use it and her bill shot up to $1,600 anyway despite the passport plan. she disputed it and didn't get anywhere. they called us and we called at&t. they said commerce who plan on traveling internationally should chamg their plan prior to leaving the country. we know life happens, a and boy does it. we try to work with customers who may have forgot on the add this feature ahead of time. they offered connie a $1,200 refund. and she was happy with that. she wrote us and said without your help i would probably still be fighting with at&t.

all right. so a little bit of advice. no matter your carrier, follow at&t's recommendation. ask what international roaming will cost you before you head overseas. call us any time. it's toll-free. call 1-888-996-tips or go online. maybe tell the kids to leave the phones at home. >> we always tell them. >> do they comply? >> i call immediately. i'm not taking that chance, are you kidding? >> no, no. >> see you guys. burger king is trying to cheer up holiday travelers. they're offering anybody whose flight is delayed a free burger. enter your delayed flight and they'll give you a coupon for a free impossible burger. there's a burger king at 3. >> that's a good promotion.

now we get to try the impossible burger and see if it tastes like the real thing. >> look at you in cahoots with burger king. another storm system headed our way this weekend. let's bring in that microclimate forecast and get you good to go. in san francisco, we have spotty raindrops on the lens. currently 56 degrees. the deal tonight as we keep the cloud cover and the chance of spotty on and off showers as you move through the evening. this forecast here really can be replicated all across the bay area all throughout the night. be prepared for the windshield wipers to go on a little bit and take the umbrella with you. had the bulk of the rainfall moving through. most has pushed off to the south and east with a couple of showers down here toward morgan hill and gilroy moving off toward the east.

we think we'll have showers into 711 and 720 ads well. tomorrow shows a change in the forecast. what i'm seeing right now is the main storm track that brought that rainfall today starts to lift a little bit to the north. so the best chances would move away from us, but that's going to set up morning fog and also slightly milder air. i think the temperatures will warm up 3 to 5 degrees tomorrow and a chance of morning fog coming back. everybody has the possibility of patchy dense areas of fog. so just be on alert for that tomorrow morning. otherwise it's going to be cold to start. 45 in the south bay. more of the 40s here for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. now, we talked about temperatures warming up tomorrow. definitely not going to be uncomfortable by any means, but instead of the low to mid-50s, we're at cupertino.

the air will not be as dry as we've been used to. 61 in concorde. 59 in peninsula. head up to san mateo, 57. san francisco, it will be chilly. 56 in embarcadero. 57 through mary rinin. 62 in mill valley. my excepted forecast has things changing once again by this weekend. we see this next storm system right here lining up by 6:30 on saturday night. so here's what i've done on the extended forecast, 7:00 to 11:00 on saturday as winter officially arrives, we get showers moving into the bay area. we could have sfoty somehspottyr the 49ers game. if you don't have a poncho, you can park yourself here and watch

it. spotty showers next tuesday, wednesday, thursday. this would be a quarter to 1 1/4 inches. so far looking good for christmas. as we head through the next couple of days in the 60s. your morning temperatures will primarily be in the 40s to start off. tomorrow is the break between the rainfall. we need to watch out for that morning fog as you head out. >> have you got your christmas shopping done or holiday shopping done? >> i have my holiday shopping done, but i have to wrap. >> that's a good indoor job. speaking of niners, they dodged the rain today as they get ready for saturday night's showdown against the rams. we're going to hear from jimmy g. next. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ]

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plan accordingly. the 49ers are playing. the final two season games are critical for the playoffs. >> it's about home field advantage. if they lose, their finally game will be on the road. here's anthony flores from team headquarters. >> reporter: the 49ers are no longer the top seed in the nfc

after the surprising loss to the atlanta falcons. the good news for the niners, they still control home field advantage if they win their final two games of the regular season starting saturday against the l.a. rams. rays and sunshine fighting through the clouds over levi's stadium. it pretty much sums up the 49ers playoff forecast after losing in the find seconds to the atlanta falcons. >> we still control our own destiny. we can't harp on that too long. we made mistakes, but we have to go out and play good football. >> that's when the 49ers will face the l.a. rams. like the niners, the rams are coming off a bad loss. they were bloup out in the last game against the dallas cowboys. >> the last month they've been playing as good as anyone in the league. they had a top ten offense, top ten defense. >> it's not always what you see

on film. they might throw things at you. we have to boo prepared. >> the 49ers were missing several starters on defense including richard sherman, the newly named pro bowl quarterback says his hamstring is fine and he expected to be on the field against the rams. >> yeah, i'll be out there on saturday. there's no question. >> at the start of the season if they said, you have two games left, you win them, you'll secure the season playoffs, we'd win every day. >> it starts with beating the rams on saturday. at levi's stadium in santa clara, anthony flores, nbc bay area news. >> 49ers on nbc bay area. we've got you covered on saturday night. we have a special 4:00 p.m. pregame newscast from the field at levi. that will take you up to game time, which is 5:15, kickoff. after, that 8:30 p.m., eddie murphy hosting "saturday night live." >> you have just enough time to

grab a snack and reposition yourself. >> you've got to get a good spot on the couch from 4:00 p.m. to midnight. coming up tonight, how thieves are stealing your personal information. we're going to have that for you tonight at 11:00. >> a lot coming up this week. >> we do. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. have a great evening. >> we'll see you at 11:00.

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