ktvu's allie rasmus live for us this morning at dublin elementary with more on the story. >> $33 million to be exact. that's the amount of money the dublin school board approved and ermarked last night to make major renovations and repairs to this elementary school. this is dublin elementary, one of the oldest schools in the district at almost 60 years old. over the thanksgiving break, heavy rains caused damage inside. parts of the roof came in. ceiling tiles came down. and some of the leaking flooded several classrooms and rooms at the school. some of the classrooms had to be relocated to other parts of the campus. parents voiced their frustration at a special school board meeting and the board heard their complaints. they voted to sarts of the school. >> we'll be rebuilding probably about half of what this campus is,s and the office. it will definitely take a few years before any significant changes are made to the campus but the good thing is now the money is allocated and that can happen. and that wasn't the case yesterday. >> what's coming for dublin voters in the spring, the school

. >>> allie rasmus is in before we are in the morning. >> everything is lined up here. we have a couple problems but no major issues. take a look at the map and you can see we have a crash northbound 101 south of main, two vehicles involved there. the danville area, we were following reports of a three- vehicle crash northbound 680 at diablo road and that's been cleared there. in the south bay, no major issues to tell you about. it could be monday holiday light with bridge traffic a little heavy but no major issues. and we'll show you the bay bridge toll plaza, and traffic is very light, metering lights not even on. this should be a bright spot for the monday morning commute. >>> thank you very much. it is a dry start to the day but a cold start to the day. we have patchy fog out there this morning as well. looking at san francisco and the bay bridge, temperatures near freezing for some of us. first let's check the fog. the inner east bay and north bay, we have it really thick. looks like we have patchy fog in that dark gray shading there, under a quarter mile visibilit

. >>> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2, thursday, december 26th i'll allie rasmus in for mark and dave. >>> good morning to you. a little bit a chilly start this morning, yesterday the big deal, the rain and showers to start off christmas. and at least for today we still have clouds and a few lingering showers skirting through portions of the bay area mainly in the south bay, down towards central and southern california. we doing to start off with cloud cover. a few of the storm reports down to our south and the chance a sprinkle or light shower focused in the south bay. partly to mostly sunny skies. highs will be in the 50s. it looks like we have another system to talk about, we'll talk about that with your forecast answer few minutes. >> thank you, mark. >>> the chp is investigating a single vehicle crash that killed a driver late last night on northbound foothill road just north of cattle wood drive. they done know what caused the vehicle to lose control cause tgiff to a hit a power pole and a tree. >>> a child is in the hospital still recovering after he was shot on christmas

allie rasmus joining us live in dublin to explain what is next for dublin elementary school. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for the immediate future they will make repairs at dublin elementary to fix the leaky roof. the long-term fix will be money set aside to modernize the roof. these are pictures of what it looked like when they returned with ceiling tiles that had fallen in two classrooms and had collapsed. parents and kids at dublin elementary said they have complain about the upgrades for years. bond measures in the past directed the money to build new schools in town instead of repairing the older ones. dublin elementary is about 60 years old. >> they should not have to learn and work in an environment where ceiling tiles water can fall on them took >> i would not my kid to have water falling on their head. that is not right. >> a school district spokesperson said the leaky roof with due to the heavy rains over the holiday break and a clogged drain. prince met with the school board to voice their frustrations. it will take several years for the upgrades to hap

. >> much more to tell you allie rase rasmus will have more coming up at 6:30. . >>> time is 6:11. happening today, the man charged with stabbing death of a bart passenger on a train last month will be back in court. jermaine brim is accused of murder and four other felony counts. witnesses say brim tried to steal the shoes of another bart passenger but a third passenger oliver williams to stop brim he lost control of the knife and brim grabbed it and fatally stabbed william. brim is due in court later today. >>> 6:11a family of an-mate at santa rita jail in dublin who died while in custody is suing the sheriff's office. 23-year-old duwan armstrong died in june of last year after deputies restrained him in what he called the wrap. it's full body restraint. armstrong's family was first told he died of a drug overdose. but an autopsy later showed armstrong suffocated because he was handcuffed behind his back and the wrap compressed his stomach and pulled down his neck. . >> he loved his mom, sisters and brothers and everybody. he was so polite and i am so frustrated with the things t

allie rasmus is joining us live with a closer look at thenumbers. and how uber critics are responding. allie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning,. safety report comes after uber faces years of criticism and several lawsuits. for people that say the red shirt company and others haven't done enough to keep passengers and drivers safe. the company's chief legal officer in this report says that putting together the numbers and releasing them publicly is an attempt to address those concerns. at least start to. they found that since 2017, there has been more than 5900 reported rapes and sexual assaults connected to uber. but uber says these types of problems are the exception, not the rule. the report s'more states quote critical incidents on our platform are statistically extremely rare. there is more than 1 billion trips made on uber in the u.s. every year. and 99.9% happen without any problems. still some of the people we spoke to this morning say the numbers are not 100% reassuring. >> it's still makes me leery about getting into. it's good. it b

allie rasmus is live in the newsroom with details on the articles of impeachment against the president. >> two articles of impeachment for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. nancy pelosi joint five other democratic house leaders in various committees involved in the impeachment inquiry to announce formal charges this morning. president trump is accused of pressuring the president of the ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden with political rivals in the 2020 election in exchange for hundreds of dollars in u.s. military aid to the ukraine. the second article of impeachment is for obstruction of congress. house democrats say it is because of the white house and lack of cooperation investigating the ukraine scandal, the white house directed several members of the administration to ignore congressional subpoenas to testify. >> throughout this inquiry there's evidence from congress and the american people stolen. are present holds the ultimate public trust. when he betrays that trust, he puts himself before a country with danger of the constitution, it dangerous dem

reporting, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> developing news in san francisco. the main campus of san francisco state university has been evacuated because of an unconfirmed bomb threat. the university police department tweeted about : 20 this afternoon that notice be allowed to remain on the main campus. skyfox was overhead as police were searching that sprawling campus over the last 30 minutes or so. more than a dozen buildings are evacuated by the evacuation order. files had been underway. some students have been tweeting that their exams are now being interrupted as a result of this bomb scare. so far, no word of anything suspicious have been actually found. >>> all charges have been found in the murder trial. the san mateo county da has decided not to retry kaveh bayat. accused of the murder of keith green. they delivered 30 days admittedly. the das case was weekend was a start with this paved the way for the charges. >> my client was not guilty of this crime or any crime for that matter. i think they made a good judgment on this. i think this case may have

allie rasmus has the latest. >> reporter: a world away from washington dc. california is home to one in eight americans and it is a crucial state for these candidates in the primaries. primary season goes off to the caucus a little more than a month now on february third. also, less diverse than previous democratic debates, there will be no latino candidates on the stage. the seven candidates who did qualify for this round include joe biden and send it bernie sanders. pete peter judge, andrew yang and meyer will also participate. you can expect the candidates to discuss topics like healthcare and income equality. there also be questions about electability. who have the best chances to defeat president trump in the 20/20 election, especially with the impeachment proceedings going on in washington and a partisan fight brewing over the senate trial next year. >> i can affect what's going to happen in terms of the impeachment, whether he is impeached or whether there is a trial or conviction. >> a president that is running the most corrupt administration. and mo

allie rasmus, it has been all right. >> it has been all right overall. the theme for this week is light traffic, compared to any other given week. there are still some issues to tell you about. anyone that we are tracking. this is northbound 680, just south of the toll plaza. there is a 2 vehicle crash blocking the middle lanes. and crash icon has not popped up yet, but you can see the red, where traffic is building up around it. the tow truck is on the scene. we'll let you know when it clears up. in the meantime, avoid the area. the rest of the eastern contra costa commute looks good. 24, lafayette going from here was found on the way to the tunnel looks good. and earlier crash in the eastbound direction that has cleared the problems there. the proms at the the bridge toll plaza. a lot of sunshine on this chilly friday morning. let's send it over to mark tamayo for a look at the weather and the weekend. >> i think we are smiling about today's forecast. this time of year, we could be talking about flooding and strong storms in. rivers. we get a break tod

allie rasmus there in san francisco to show us the preparations underway, we can see them behind you. >> reporter: yes, we are inside were all the action is happening, the giveaway starts at 7:30 this morning, takes a lot of work and preparation before hand obviously, these are the bags people are starting to pick up, you can see a lot of fresh fruit, fresh oranges, also staples for stuffing and rice and other items, this is part of the grocery bag giveaway, tell us more about it, i want to introduce the chief impact officer for glide. what sort of food will be in these bags today? but we have two bags, bags for folks here in the neighborhood, mostly asian seniors, chicken, fruit, rice, soy sauce, and fresh vegetables, cauliflower this year and off-site a more traditional holiday, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce etc., these are think so folks have a traditional holiday meal at home. >> you are expecting to give out 2500 bags of food here for people coming here and another 2000 delivered to people who cannot physically be here. can you talk about how great the need is? is it growing

live in the newsroom, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are working on a couple of developing stories at this hour. one is in east associate where a rescue operation is wrapping up after a car ran off a road and into a creek. it happened at about 4:30 this morning on clayton road and it took the rescue teams about two hours to bring the driver back up the slope. >> based on how far he went down the hillside, for him to be awake and talking to us, if he wasn't wirg a seatbelt, it would probably be a miracle. >> the driver was hospitalized but that person's condition has not been released. >>> we're also following a developing story in davis this morning. that's where two people are dead after domestic disturbance incident turned into an officer involved shooting. at about 3:40 this morning police say they responded today a domestic disturbance call at home. once on the scene, there was a confrontation between police and a man outside. and officers ended up shooting and killing that man. police went inside the house and found a woman who was dead. one davis police officer has nonlife-th

. >>> good morning it is thursday, december 12th i'm allie rasmus. >> hi, allie rasmus. >> hi, dave. >> i'm dave dave. lots to tell you. steve paulson. >> the fabulous allie is here, and you're not complaining about the weather. >> i'm nice and warm inside. >>> light drizzle, fog still out there. but we should get a little break south today, not so much the north, and then rain will return for all. so we head towards friday night into saturday. 50s and 60s on the temps. see the ridge, a looming ridge building in. just

allie rasmus, you know that changes everything. >> that's true. we have good weather conditions and overall pretty good traffic conditions. there are some problem spots that we continue to follow, one of them which is where we are going to start is on the bay bridge. this is the westbound direction heading into san francisco. there was an earlier three car crash just past treasure island. it's been cleared but you can still see some of the emergency vehicles there that were reportedly some minor injuries involved and traffic is having to skirt around it. so give yourself little extra time to get into the city. although the toll plaza, you will have no problem there at all. let's move on. you will see the carquinez bridge to macarthur maze, a great drive on that westbound 80 corridor all morning long despite a couple of crashes that have been cleared up by san pablo dam road. not impacting the traffic here much at all. highway 24 in lafayette, lighter than we expect to see it on a typical tuesday morning. the christmas holiday having an impact on t

allie rasmus, ktvu, fox 2. >>>let's check in with sal. dave and i were talking, i was told by city engineers and marin county watch for muddy water coming up the hill? if it is clearwater, up the hill, is probably runoff? but if it is money it might be cause of concern. >> like a landslide coming your way? >> it could be. >> that is good knowledge, thank you. good morning everyone, let's take a look at the bay bridge toll pleasant, we will look at the south bay as well because we have issues, i will run it down, the bay bridge looks normal, but a 50-20 minute wait, nothing unusual getting onto the bridge. and if you are driving to it on the 880 or the 580 you're still in decent shape, at the east bay commute we are seeing traffic slowest at the ultimate past in pleasanton, san jose northbound 280 before this picture there's a crash involving land taken away, the northbound 280, it is still early enough you can use the one or one of the 85 to get around, we will monitor it for you. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >>> we will get

ktvu's allie rasmus is live in the city with a look at the brand new center. >> this is it right here behind us. this is the city's newest homeless navigation center. this is near beale and bryant streets. they're going to be opening it at 11:00 for a tour for city leaders and the media and you can see some of the workers here adding some of the finishing touches and doing some final preparation for it here. it's in a very visible spot. this homeless navigation center takes up a part of the san francisco parking lot next to the embarcadero, where people driving by and walking by can see it. once it's open it will house about 200 beds. the goal behind the shelter, according to the mayor, is to try to alleviate the problem of homelessness in this neighborhood. the project has been controversial from the start. mayor faced stiff opposition from neighbors living nearby who expressed concerns about crime and other problems. the group safe embarcadero for all spent nearly a quarter of a million dollars trying to stop the construction of the center in court. neighborhood concerns were height

ktvu's allie rasmus reports that's after a mud slide that's affecting drivers as. >> drivers heading westbound on san bruno avenue near crestmore should be aware that one lane of traffic is closed, and that's because of what's next to us. this is a landslide that's happened earlier this week during heavy rain. according to the city manager's office, the 30-foot chunk of dirt slid down into the canyon below. these are pictures from the other side of it. this happened earlier this week during some of the heavy rains. it's right along the eastern portion of san bruno avenue between crestmore and glen view drive. because of the slide, there's 10 feet between the sidewalk and the edge of the slope. the sidewalk on the side of the street, the westbound direction of san bruno avenue is closed. as we showed you just a minute ago, there's 300 feet of one of the westbound lanes closed to traffic as well as a precautioay declaring a local state of emergency, it will allow the city to get the hillside shored up quickly and release some of the money to do that any further e on the timeline for ma

live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu. >>> the time is 6:35 am. in washington dc, the u.s. house of representatives are set to impeach president trump this week. a vote is expected on wednesday. as doug reports, is in a trial that would follow is already taking shape. >>> the houseboat is accepted as a foregone conclusion here. the president, surely will be impeached. but what comes next? that is going to be the subject of the debate. >> what is about to happen under the down is a defining moment for president trump, and his legal team is in is bracing for what will come next. >> we were not given a legal fair trial at all. >> what would a senate presidential trial look like? we have not seen one in two decades. after then, resident clinton was impeached. this time, president trump may want to pull out all the stops and push for a long trial full of witnesses, maybe even former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. >> president trump does not just want to acquittal through this trial. he wants vindication. he wants people to watch this trial six days a week and come

i'm allie rasmus. steve is in on this cold morning dfrjts you notice the change? >> it does feel colder. seems like there's not as much cloud cover. >> yeah, that was a blanket to keep us warm but not the case this morning. you definitely want to bundle up and dress in a thick coat. cold start, mostly sunny skies into the afternoon hours and temperatures on track to reach the 50s. here's our live camera looking at sfo. our satellite showing that storm system in southern california over the grapevine just impossible yesterday with the snow coverage. for us in the bay area, mostly clear skies but colds numbers. santa rosa and napa both sub freezing. 31 degrees in san san francisco and san jose in the upper 30s. more about your weekend outlook coming up. >>> breaking news now, oakland fire crews say they're on the scene of a warehouse fire we don't know yet how the fire started. we'll bring you more information as it comes in this morning. morning. officers were called around 7:30 last night. 0 last night. >>> this morning we have updated in killed three teenagers on

. >> ktvu's allie rasmus spoke with parents and the district about the plans for dublin elementary. >> reporter: $33 million, that is the amount of money the dublin school board earmarked last night to make some major renovations to this elementary school. this is dublin elementary, one of the oldest schools in town, at nearly 60 years old. over the thanksgiving break, heavy rain caused some damage. parts of the roof came in with leaking ceiling tiles came down, and several rooms and classrooms were flooded and had to be relocated to other parts of the school. parents voice their frustrations at a special school board meeting last night and the board heard the complaints. they voted last night to set aside $33 million to rebuild part of the campus. >> we will be rebuilding probably about half of what the campus is, as well as multipurpose room, and the office. italy definitely take a few years before any significant changes are made to the campus. the good thing is, now the money is allocated, that can happen and that wasn't the case yesterday. >> the classroom, actually the roof coll

ktvu's allie rasmus is already down there at the embarcadero. that is where that center is expected to open later this month. >> reporter: good morning. the mayor will lead a tour of that new navigation center. let's leave that there. this is at bill and bryant street. it will house about 200 beds. it is located in the parking lot at the embarcadero neighborhood. the goal is to try to alleviate the problem of homelessness in that neighborhood of embarcadero. the mayor has faced stiff opposition about people who are concerned about crime and other issues. they have spent a quarter million dollars trying to stop the construction of that center and court. her concerns were heightened after this video was widely shared. it showed a man attacking a woman who lives in the neighborhood. the man claimed he was trying to save the woman from robots. they said that he was homeless although he was not connected to the navigation center. there are concerns and criticisms of people living in that area. in order to address some of those safety concerns, san fr

. >>> good morning it is thursday, december 12th i'm allie rasmus. >> hi, allie rasmus. >> hi, dave. >> i'm dave dave. lots to tell you. steve paulson. >> the fabulous allie is here, and you're not complaining about the weather. >> i'm nice and warm inside. >>> light drizzle, fog still out there. but we should get a little break south today, not so much the north, and then rain will return for all. so we head towards friday night into saturday. 50s and 60s on the temps. see the ridge, a looming ridge building in. just a little bit. should take some of this moisture, still mostly cloudy. if you can get some sun breaks, san jose, livermore and the peninsula. too much cloud cover, light rain. still 60 degrees. 7:01. sal is here. >>> well, the east shore freeway is cleared up which is nice. we had that crash completely gone here was taken out of the lanes and moved out. but now it's completely gone and it's going to help traffic come through at the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge a backup there which is typical. no major issues on 880 also it is slow. we'll tell you more a

allie rasmus? >> think of this as the beginning of a court takes in congress. attorneys have begun laying at the evidence for and against impeachment of president trump. let's take you to a live picture. there is the republican lawmaker attorney and he is making the case against impeaching the president were defending the president. much like a trial, today's hearing begins with opening statements with democratic attorneys laying out evidence for impeachment and republican attorneys arguing against it. the hearing is taking longer than expected. it's gotten off to a slow start even though it started at 6 am. during the process house republicans have tried to delay the hearing by introducing oceans over procedure. >> he is talking about the motive. >> gentlemen will suspend. the rules of the quorum apply to members of the house. >> the committee heard from the attorney for the democratic lawmakers who made the case for impeachment. followed by a statement from the republican attorney arguing against. the president is accused of pressuring the president of ukrain

allie rasmus is joining us live. you are in dublin to explain what is happening and what happens next. good morning. >> reporter: good one. dublin elementary is behind this. it's a school that is 60 years old and in need of major repairs. that's what the dublin school board has promised after parents and students came back from the holiday week to see this inside the classrooms. here are some of pictures. some ceiling tilme of the classrooms. repairs will be made and some are underway. as part of a long-term fix, dublin school board members have set aside between $30-$40 million to modernize dublin elementary. that is a long-term project. parents and kids at the school say they've complained about the school meeting upgrades and repairs for years. the bond measures voters had passed in the past had directed me to build new schools in town instead of repairing the older ones. prince met with the school board lost to voice their frustrations. >> this is my child. last year when she was in second grade water was drippin

i'm allie rasmus. >> dave and gasia have the day off. rosemary orozco is joining us. filling in for steve. >> yes, and it is a wet start to the christmas morning. this is going to dry out eventually. we are watching this move through and on the back end you can see areas over the north bay, san francisco and the peninsula a few light scattered showers. san francisco picking up there with another wave moving through. we will be wet for the first few hours of wednesday. as we get into the second part of christmas day, partly sunny and a chance for scattered showers. it won't be as wide spread. over the east bay continues to fall. we have a little bit of rain and snow. that looks like it is also winding down. so the morning rain showers followed by evening clearing. temperatures for the afternoon going to be in the upper 40s to mid 50s. better details on the numbers and the future cast model will show you when the rain moves out. that coming up in a little bit. >>> happening now, volunteers with the san francisco salvation army are packaging holiday meals to give to thou

. >> and i'm allie rasmus. when we checked the picture an hour ago, you could see rain drops on the camera lens. is the rain moving out today? >> the rain is moving on. although we will leave in a possibility of a few scattered showers. here's a nice view over the hills. where yes, as allie mentioned, not only the rain coming down, moderate to heavy rains at times. thunderstorms reported this some areas the earlier this morning. here's a look at what is going on right now. we do have still offshore a few scattered showers that will continue to push through. and you can see a few sprinkles right over areas like pacifica and half-moon bay. in the north bay a hit shower or two. santa cruz mountains picking up a little bit there. as we look toward the east bay, along 580, livermore and pleasanton area, some light rain. we have light snow. there is a few inches expected over the tahoe area. so heads up on that. we will be mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers lasting into the afternoon. we do dry out by t

. >> let's get out to allie rasmus and. i expect today might be the same? >> i know you have family out that way. did you get stuck in the traffic? >> i did and i'm headed out again today so i have to time it right. project >> if you are driving to work or somewhere not to livermore outlets, it will be an easy drive except in vallejo. we follow this crash that we told you about in the last hour, east on 80 at american canyon, there was a crash involving several vehicles and two were overturned. now all lanes are shut down. the other lanes are now open but there will still be happy traffic and eastbound. there was a report of a fire off the freeway at 280 but now that has been cleared out of the way. that was not on the frito-lay, it was a brush fire in the area. traffic overall is good. sometimes we see caltrans in this picture but we should mention that caltrain is regular or back on its regular schedule. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, you see it is very light. >>> good morning. we are starting off the morning with clouds and still a little bi

live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> garner support for the proposal to have a customer owned pg&e. >> we look forward in the weeks and months ahead, to ensuring that we can implement, a customer owned utility for the benefit of all californians. to ensure that we have a pg&e that is more so responsible and more responsive. >> the mayor announced 140 leaders across pg&e territories have signed on to this band. he laid out seven guiding principles. the bankruptcy. the insisting workers will remain in place. the new company will operate for greater transparency. also the customer owned utility will be able to invest more post bankruptcy dollars into infrastructure. >> regardless of who owns this utility, there is no question but it is going to increase. the reality that we have to accept is that as repairs, as customers, we are gonna be on it. >> the mayor says in the next couple of weeks, the discussions with lending institutions about $50-$60 million buyout that will take this. expected those talks to lead to firm proposals in the first disc a quarter of 2020. >

live in the newsroom, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> president trump is now warning north korean leader kim jong un about violating their own, quote, special relationship. this comes after north korea tested another missile over the weekend. just the latest in a string of actions by north korea which has conducted a series of short range missile tests over the last few months all in an effort to pressure the u.s. to offer relief from sanctions before an end of the year deadline. that's when kim jong un has said be finished with negotiations. >> i'd be surprised if north korea acted hostiley. i have a very good relationship with kim jong un. i think we both want to keep it that way. he knows i have an election coming up. i don't think he wants to interfere with that. >> north korea's ambassador to the united nations says negotiations with the united states are not needed and denuclearization is already off the table. >>> new information this morning about the former executive director of the oakland coliseum authority. new documents show scott mccibens spent hundreds of thousands

. >>> allie rasmus, fox 2 news. >>> 5:34, look at some of the top stories this morning, rescue crews in new zealand where a volcano erupted, waiting until it is safe to search white island to find survivors. at least five people were killed, many others still missing. >>> happening today, ups and fedex drivers in the bay area plan to halt all deliveries at noon to pull over to honor the ups driver killed in a florida police shootout with thieves hijacked his truck. his family is question the officers decision to open fire with innocent people on the highway. christina coleman has the story. >> a nightmare, a bad dream i hope to wake up from and see and hear. >> a south florida family demanding answers after a fatal shootout with police leaving their loved one dead. thursday, a driver struck hijacked by two robbery suspects in coral gables. the suspect led police on a chase that busy intersection in rush hour traffic and ended with a shootout with police leading to the death of a 27- year-old ups driver and a seven- year-old by standard. the fbi identified the suspect as lamar alexand

however, ktvu's allie rasmus is breaking down all of this and will have a live update in just minutes. >>> morning. for joining us on mornings on 2 , tuesday morning, december 10th. >>> good morning. it is common terms of whether for now. >>> rain will return tonight. not this morning but to my. we have at times. that will take us into thursday and friday. we could see a half-inch in santa rosa. this will be late tonight overnight. this time tomorrow morning. but for the morning and afternoon, we are okay. between systems, higher clouds here. that is the front. it is holding together. showing rain on the north coast almost already. 40s and 50s on the thames. look for a few son breaks and then clouds roll back in on the thames. >>> the richmond bridge, we've been following it. we had a crash know the toll plaza. we first noticed it after 6 am. i just noticed that the traffic was very slow. they had removed the accident but the damage is done trying to get overmarin county. if this is your commute on the richmond bridge, give yourself some time. to the bay bridge, about a 15 minute wait

allie rasmus shows us the massive volunteer out for to help people in need put food on their effort. >> reporter: thousands of people waited for their turn to pickup of red bag. >> everybody, welcome. welcome to the giveaway. >> reporter: inside a full holiday meal. it is all healthy food, it's all fresh food. >> no canned food. people can have the same kind of holiday meal that we might come at home. >> reporter: volunteers came out backs and sometimes a hug. recipients left with their food and a smile on their faces. >> i am truly blessed that they have helped me. >> i've been here for almost 5 years and we have come every year. >>> we are seeing more seniors, low-income families with children. working class who are trying to supplement their own food force food security. people who have, were working, he needed to supplement their incomes with additional food. >> it is a multiple challenges, the complex challenges that go along with building a life here in san francisco. the housing, living wage, all of those combined, make it challenging for people to feed themselves. right now i

allie rasmus already in san francisco to show us the preparations for the glide grocery bag giveaway in a couple of hours. >>> you can see it behind us, the glide memorial church on ellis leading to the front entrance is a maze of barricades heading out as many as 2500 bags of free groceries to people in need, this setup helps organize the long lines of people expected to be here later this morning. the grocery bag giveaway has been going on several years, this is video of the giveaway from a couple years ago, inside these bags of groceries i had out this morning is enough food to cook a full family mail, each bag is either a turkey or a roasted chicken, veggies, mashed potatoes, dinner, and dessert. for people who cannot physically stay in the line to get the groceries, a mobile service group of volunteers will be delivering bags of groceries later this morning, they take the bags of food to homebound seniors in san francisco and the tenderloin, chinatown and bayview neighborhoods, things are supposed to get started around 6:00 this morning rain or shine . it is pretty rainy out her

allie rasmus, ktvu . >> presidential candidate julian koster speaks at his mother stanford university commute is taking part in a meet and greet at the school now. he will deliver a speech on the foreign-policy. the former secretary for the obama administration also with the fundraiser and sanford sisco tonight. he is struggling to gain traction in the polls. he did not meet the requirements to appear on stage in the next democratic debate about which is in two weeks at loyola marymount university in los angeles. stomach having, jermaine grimm is expected to enter charges of murder and for other phonies. witnesses say he tried to steal the shoes of another bart train passenger. at that time, a third passenger pulled out a knife to try to steal him from stopping distillers issues. he reportedly grabbed it and stabbed williams with it. >>> also happening now, the board of directors is meeting and one of the issues that board plans to take up is the addition of more than 250 cars. the new addition would help use congestion on credit trains. the board is expected to vote to approve more t

allie rasmus has a story from dublin elementary. >> reporter: $33 million is the amount the dublin school board earmarked to make major renovations to this elementary school, the oldest school in town, nearly 60 years. heavy rain with parts of the roof coming in with a leaking ceiling tiles and several rooms and classrooms were flooded and had to be relocated with parents voicing frustration at a special school board meeting. they voted to set aside $33 million to rebuild the campus. >> we will rebuild half the campus, as well as the multipurpose room and the office. it will take a few years before significant changes are made but the good thing is that the money is now allocated and that was not the case yesterday. >> they needed to make the changes. my son's classroom had the roof collapsed. they are in dire need to be upgraded. >> hopefully, the promises come through. it's nice to see a change of heart by the school board. still not trustworthy but if we see progress, yeah, i'm willing to possibly vote. >> reporter: that is coming up this spring with the board wanting voters to approve

allie rasmus guiding us through a fairly quiet commute. >> yes, we are hoping it will stay that way for much of this holiday week. we want to alert you about some things to keep an eye out for, specifically in the south bay, no accidents or crashes to tell you about, but there is a report of a dog sitting next to the center divide. this is southbound 680 just north of 101, hopefully chp can get over there and rescue that little guy or gal. but something to be aware of if you're driving southbound, 680 just north of 101. the rest of the south bay commute looks good. so does your drive on 880 in oakland, north and southbound past the coliseum. it's a pretty light drive in towards macarthur maze. san mateo bridge getting a little bit slow but relatively still good compared to a typical monday. some sort of maybe a stalled vehicle or something -- some sort of vehicle with its hazard lights on, maybe a tow truck as well. we don't have any reports of it on the chp notes but something to be aware of. overall not too bad even on that drive. highway 24 in lafayette looking good through the calde

live in san bruno, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we'll move now to capitol hill where the impeachment has ouse judiciary committeeng to for the first time. today's public hearing features four constitutional law experts. >> greg with a cthis morning's . >> many had anticipated this to just be a type of history lesson. while we've certainly seen some of that, we've seen our fair share of fireworks. four constitutional scholars including one here from stanford providing context for the house and american people about whether or not to impeach the president. >> president trump has committed impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors. >> drawing a foreign government into our elections is an especially serious abuse of power because it undermines democracy itself. >> if what we're talking about is not impeachable, then nothing is impeachable. >> reporter: the three constitutional law scholars called by democrats all agree. president trump committed impeachable offenses or high crimes and misdemeanors. after the house committee approved a report accusing the president of abusing his power and

allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> post thanksgiving weather leaving would-be travelers going nowhere back east. in boston we find molly where roads are a slippery dangerous mess. >> reporter: the region's first significant storm of the season this year, beginning with the flakes falling then slushy snow. >> we stuck here until 5:00. >> so now we literally have to wait for two days. >> a weekend storm brought travel to a screeching halt. the weekend after thanksgiving is always a busy time but add in cancellations and weather and it's a recipe for disaster. >> i've been keeping an eye on it, making sure i get home well before any storm hits. >> back in the northeast, they spent the early morning trying to keep up with the snowfall. for commuters, there was no avoiding the miserable monday rush after the long holiday weekend. >> you want to be cozied up by the fire but you're not so you have to deal with it. >> even more rough weather is expected monday night into tuesday. >>> happening today, the u.s. supreme court will take up its first gun rights case in nearly a decade. they'll hea

live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu mornings on 2 . >>> also the mayor says she is serious about cleaning up san francisco streets and told department heads to make safe and clean streets a priority, and that next year's budget has to reflect that. the cities convention and visitors bureau estimates 26 million tourists came to san francisco in the last year. visitors are more aware of san francisco's homeless crisis. >> i think bottom line, it is a big threat for all of us if we can't do a better job. a big threat to the economy. we spot talked to a lot of small businesses who are struggling because of the condition of the streets. >> oracle moved part of its locations to a new location because of complaints about the homeless population. they said it cost about $64 million. the mayor said she is sure another convention will replace that spot, but it may take time. >>> a recent officer involved shooting. 10 days ago, officers responded to a man trying to break into a home near 23rd admission. when officers arrived, police say the man attacked them and broke a bottle over one of t

allie rasmus. >> it's friday. >> you can do just about everything. we don't have you doing weather just yet. >>> i take the compliment i love rosemary she is a good friend. let's start with the drive in the south bay. because overall things are looking pretty good if you look at the maps the only problem we have to tell you about is southbound 101 north of blossom hill. there's that stalled vehicle according to the chp blocking a couple of the lanes. and then we have northbound 280 at sand hill road an earlier crash that should be in the clearing stages as well. from there up to take a look at the rest of 880 from oakland all the way down through hayward. and fremont into union city. everything here looks good. there's no major slow downs on 880 unlike a typical friday morning. but you see quite a few cars on the road at this hour. see traffic moving at the limitnorth and southbound past the coliseum a quick check of the toll plaza people who normally head into the city for work or other events have the day off and they are just staying at home. so t

allie rasmus, sara zendehnam, as mike and sal are enjoying a bit of time away. >> white christmas for folks up in the tahoe area. >> absolutely beautiful. >> yeah. and maybe even on some of the peaks here in the bay area. >> hamilton and diablo. >> cold enough and we are going to check in with rosemary in a second to find out. >>> a lot of people counting down to christmas. for many people every gift, every family gathering, every meal documented on social media. however, a new survey shows many people would like to take a big old break from their phones. >> i am one of those people. according to a poll of 2000 parents, 80% said they would be willing to go on a digital detox. and 85% of parents admitted they needed to change their habits and would like to be present when they are with their family during the holidays. >> more than half of the people polled admitted they checked social media more frequently during the holidays and nearly half say they have had their holiday ruined because of social media. sad. >> do you guys check your phones during family gatherings? >> i too try to t

rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. circuit two teenagers may face charges after an incident in emeryville with an off-duty chp officer in the shopping area. it was caught on security camera. take a look. the video shows the teenagers attacking the officer after he tried to help a woman whose phone had been stolen. that officer who only wants to be identified as greg b said he tried to run away from them but they surrounded him, beat him, and choked him and almost to the point of unconsciousness. >> i know that when i let them go they swung any. i let them go and i pushed up and sure enough he turns around and swings at me and i backup and that is when one of his friends came up behind me and struck me in the back of the head. >> that often the officer was armed that he never pulled out his gun. look at these pictures. mall security officers intervened eventually and officers -- he suffered a concussion, broken finger and bruises. we are told the teenagers were arrested are 14 and 16 years old. investigators are searchi

allie rasmus reports his comes after a mudslide affecting drivers and pedestrians. >> reporter: drivers heading westbound on san bruno avenue near crest moore should be aware that one lane of traffic is closed and that is because of what is right next to it, this is a landslide that happened earlier this week doing heavy rain. according to the city manager's office a 30 foot chunk of dirt slid down into the canyon below. these are some pictures from the other side of it. this happened earlier this week during some of the heavy rain right along the eastern portion of san bruno avenue between crest moore and glenview drive. because of the slide is about 10 feet between the sidewalk and the edge of that slope. the sidewalk on this side of the street, the westbound direction is closed and as we showed you a minute ago there's about 300 feet of on the westbound lanes closed to traffic as well as a caution. the city manager says no homes or private property are threatened by this but by declaring a local state of emergency and will allow the city to get the hillside short of quickly and relea

is trying to pressure in his opinion its allies into buying liquefied natural gas from america. it's an economic issue more than any type of the security of i mean i find it interesting that that the u.s. they're trying to dictate. economic development energy policy to europe and europe needs this energy both from reducing their coal and nuclear percentage of power as well as well to provide an engine to their economic growth and you know russia has been a very reliable and i think it's i think it's basically an economic way to get back at russia but also they're going to be sanctioning their own allies to trying to twist their arms to buy more u.s. elegy gas but europe does not make them competitive to pay anywhere from 50 percent to twice the amount for energy and the elegy is not reliable you've got weather conditions you've got shipping conditions you've got everything else so from a european perspective the most secure way to ensure an independent energy policy and energy security from my perspective is completion of nordstrom to . dk government has rejected demands for a n

i am allie rasmus in. christmas preparations are in during in bethlehem. tourists travel to bethlehem to a 10 minute math and other festivities. >> notre dame cathedral in paris is canceling midnight mass for the first time in 200 years. they are looking to restore the building following a massive fire in april. services were held there during world war ii and world war i. >> an early christmas surprised to our troops overseas. a military express is giving santa a hand to hand out gifts to many of our troops. >> south bay advocates for the homeless are reminding people there are extra shelter beds as