in oakland this morning, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, sara! time to go in and get tailgating food! >>> today is a big day for the 49ers. head coach kyle shanahan facing off against his old team the atlanta falcons. shanahan was the offensive coordinator for the falcons for a couple of years. number 51 played at levi and lost in an epic comebacker by the patriots. he was hired as the 9ers coach after the game in 2017. the 11-249ers host the 4-9 falcons. kick off is at 1:25 and you can watch the entire game here on ktvu. >>> san jose police have arrested a suspect in the city's 32nd homicide of the year. 18-year-old gomez has been booked into jail after shots fired early friday morning in a allen rock neighborhood. 25-year-old justin day was found in the streets where he died. police were told the gunman had run off but we are also told he may have gone to a home about three blocks away. when investigators went to that house they found gomez and arrested him. >>> police in pittsburg searching for two men that allegedly went inside a home early y

i am sara zendehnam, pam and dave have the morning off. i am joined by steve paulson with a look at the weather, we are only couple days away from 2020, i cannot believe you. >> i know, where has it gone? i know, we have rain totals the last 24 hours, lettuce fell around 4:00 8:00 this night. over to solano county, canfield again, mill valley, santa rosa, semolina, american canyon doing a double take a couple of these. i verified these, an inch of rain also around late, pembrook, cordelia, some really good rain. other totals i will show you in about ten minutes. after that, but recorders inch, less than an inch, the system is turbocharged, flow master with southern california holding up. the santa cruz mountains and the sackler valley i'm sorry southern california, 40s on temperatures for most. a few 30s the north, not too bad at the surface be mostly sunny, breezy out of the north northeast, 50s and very low 60s. >>> this morning a running back delicious as my firefighters were killed in the u.s. military strikes in iraq and syria. as doz

sara zendehnam is live with more before the toy giveaway. >> reporter: i'm having way too much fun already. i can't actually move because i'm wearing too many layers but i'll put it around my arm here. this is a winter wonderland here and this doesn't start until 7:00 a.m. hard working volunteers have been here for hours getting everything ready for the big day. this is the sacred hearts community services kids day and family members will start heading in at 7:00 a.m. when they get in, they pick new toys, a child and a stocking stuffer for each child. and they are still looking for volunteers to work christmas eve. if you're interested, head to their website for details. they are still taking donations in south san josi as well. members of the organization say seeing these smiles makes the hard work worth it. >> it's gratifying for me to see this determination on the part of parents, who are doing everything they can to survive and be able to provide for kids so they can enjoy something special this time of year. >> reporter: there are bikes, basketballs, dolls, stuffed animals, really any

we will bring in sara zendehnam to bring us a me a few minute ago what we were talking about. still very active out here a lot of firefighters still dumping water on warehouse. it is called the apkar warehouse. the fire department said this was a woman taken to the hospital with minor burns but thankfully no one else was hurt. now, here on west street we are west of half mile from the bart station. to give you an idea of where it is located. the fire was reported at 2:30 this morning. video shows intense flames shooting from the building. the department says on november 28th the warehouse was red tagged and people living inside were evacuated because the building was not safe. the battalion chief says even though they were monitoring thebuilding, they expected people to sneak back and that's what happened. six people were inside the building and ran out when the fire started. like we mentioned, one woman was burned. we spoke to a neighbor who says this building has been a problem for a while now. they had a community meeting about it. but she says it shows how severe the housi

ktvu sara zendehnam with our report tonight. >> reporter: spoke to the daughter of one of the men who died who is out here earlier. she says her dad was dating the woman who was injured in the situation. she was obviously very emotional and told us that she plans to spend the day with her family. really a tough day all around for family and neighbors. usually, in december, this christmas decorations the life of the same rate but today, it is police lights. >> i feel so bad for the people and it is such a sad time of the year for that to happen. >> reporter: a double homicide in vallejo rocked this neighborhood. >> it looks like third world country here. all these cars and police cars. >> reporter: the solano county sheriff's office said somebody called vallejo police after a heated altercation just after midnight. when officers got there, a woman was outside with a head injury. >> she was alert when officers found her on the scene. it appears that they were in a conflict. >> reporter: the two men were both shot and killed. investigators spent hours looking through three different spot

sara zendehnam hassan the story tonight. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff deputies very busy this morning after responding to multiple different crime sprees. two separate incidents. tuesday night, deputies got a call from a residential burglary in castro valley. the sheriff's office says that a man we will call suspect one was armed and burglarized his extra friends home and left. should the after, another call came in for a man with the same description. allegedly robbing a sovereign in castro valley boulevard. windy beatty's letter to chevron, they saw suspect one drove off and they went on the person. they got out on fleet street in hayward and brenda. they ended up finding suspect one and a gun. >> we have him in custody. so we are working through that and we also found a firearm. so we believe that that firearm was used in the burglary and the robbery of the chevron. have him in custody. that is the good news. >> reporter: the same time there was a second incident. a teenager we will call suspect to mom walk into the medical center with a consequent when he accidentally shot

in san jose, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> using sleight-of-hand and unsuspecting victims in san francisco. how criminals have used smith stocking and tricks to still tense and thousands of dollars of jewelry. >>> holiday travel nearly brought to a standstill at the northern california airport. it wasn't weather related. why authorities say a suspected dui driver is to blame for customer a group that helps out in the community is asking to group of mothers to move out. coming up, what they want to do with this home that the mothers have been illegally living in since last month. >>> watcher valuables, that is a message from san francisco police. they say a thief is using sleight-of-hand to still jewelry. talking to investigators about how the thief works. >> reporter: amid the holiday good cheer, police are offering a warning that there is a thief using german sleight-of-hand to still jewelry in san francisco. police they've had about 20 reports of the teeth brushing victims in the cities district that starts off with small talk. >> in love some type of sleight- of-hand were a vi

sara zendehnam explains what people are asked to do in the meantime. >> reporter: if you're next to one of the 119 emergency sirens in san francisco at noon today, you heard it go off. if you missed it, you won't be able to hear it again for another two years. did you hear that? cars driving, people talking, for the next two years, that's what it will sound like a 12:00 pm on tuesdays in san francisco. instead of like this. the city's outdoor public warning system sirens have officially been silenced after one less alert today because it is getting enough great. >> it is almost like a church bell going off or something where you expect it at a certain time. the last major upgrade of the 8- year-old system came in 2005. the san francisco department of emergency management has the $2.5 million project have a new operating system stronger encryption and hardware to improve its liability and security. it could take up to two years to finish. >> the need to be programmed and tested. especially with emergency communication, because it is so important that these tools work reliably when they a

ktvu sara zendehnam was there for that event. >> reporter: taking holiday gifts could be tough but this shopping trip is a little bit easier for marable. she is getting toys for her daughters with the help of sacred heart community services toybox day in san jose. >> i save money. >> reporter: more than 18,000 brand-new donated toys have been donated to six dozen kids any just in time for christmas. >> making sure that we were utilize the resources. it is a really, really great thing. >> reporter: a lot of silicon valley families related to research. the preregister to that organization, shop for their appointment, with the help of a volunteer, pick toys and a stocking stuffer for each child. >> it is hard for people come in and but for the most part, was they went through the process, they are so grateful for what they get. >> reporter: volunteers got here before the sun came up to set up for the big day. is been there for years and he says it is worth all the hard work. >> to be involved with such a great nonprofit that does stuff that i think, pound for pound, every door, this of the

ktvu sara zendehnam has the details. >> reporter: was to go to that dollar. her dad was dating the woman who was injured at the situation. she was obviously very emotional and told us that she plans to spend her day with family. usually, in december, it is christmas decorations that light up this neighborhood but today, this police lights. >> i feel bad for the people. it is such a sad time of the year for that to happen. >> reporter: a double homicide rocks this neighborhood. >> looks like a third world country here. all these cars and police cars. >> reporter: the solano county sheriff's office said someone called vallejo police about a heated altercation in their house after midnight. when officers got there, a woman was outside with head injury. >> she was alert when officers came on the scene. two men were in the house. it appears they were in a conflict. they are investigating on what happened. >> reporter: the two men were shot according to the office. they are looking to that three different spots. they all knew each other. there isn't one outstanding

sara zendehnam has a closer look at conditions for you and the new year's celebration across the bay area. >> reporter: we started of the day chile and ending in chile as well but throughout the day today, mostly sunny skies. >> a beautiful way to end this year in 2019. a lot of people are wondering what to expect tonight during the new year's eve festivities. a dry forecast, no reign to speak of and no fog to speak of. we will see some high clouds developing in the evening hours. throughout the day today, into the afternoon, we are expecting mostly sunny skies. once we start getting into the evening hours, those high clouds will develop. tonight will be partly cloudy and cool by about 9:00 tonight. we will see temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. by midnight, when you are bringing in the new year, temperatures in the mid-40s to upper 40s. let's take a look at your futurecast. we will walk you through exactly what to expect on this new year's eve so you can make those plans. 58 degrees is where we will be around 3:00 in oakland, 56 in san francisco, 59 in concord. as we get thro

sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. work to complete articles of impeachment against president trump today will then set the stage for a vote by the full house. if the judiciary committee is expected to convene this afternoon to amend the impeachment legislation for how speaker nancy pelosi, house democrats pursuing two articles of impeachment against president trump, first for abuse of power, the second for obstruction of congress. democrats say they sought to move ahead of peter proceedings because the president may be trying to influence the 2020 election. >> president trump solicited a foreign nation in the ukraine to publicly announce investigations into his opponent. and a baseless conspiracy theory promoted by russia to help his reelection campaign. >> president trump held a campaign rally last night in pennsylvania told the crowd democrats just want to retake the oval office. >> there are no crimes, this has to be an impeachment, you know why? they want to win mac election. >> president trump is only the fourth

sara zendehnam is live to explain. >> reporter: while we were waiting in the tenderloin, we saw a man using the sidewalk as his bathroom and clearly, this is an issue but the hope is that the new pressure washing system, increasing the frequency, will help. the supervisors were joined by the benefit district to announce the increase in pressure washing sidewalks in the tenderloin and usually the pressure washers are once a month but now, they will do it once a week with every block bordered having a specific day scheduled to be cleaned. they will continue the normal efforts every day of picking up trash and they represent the tenderloin with $260,000 in funding and for cleaning with the district, and that is with property owners continuing this until 2034. it's a tough job but the appreciation is obvious. >> when i see them hard- working, it inspires me every day and they deal with a very, very tough job with a smile on their face and they get a tremendous amount of gratitude. that is what we collect, a lot of thank yous from this neighborhood. >> and 2018, the tenderloin had 3000 cal

. >> sara zendehnam joins us live. she is in san jose where the annual sacred heart toy giveaway is underway. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this event is officially underway and if you know me, you know that i am living the dream right now because they are blasting christmas music. it is a festive feeling in here right now. what's cool about this event is they don't just have toys for kids. of course they have all of these action figures and barbie dolls and everything but they also have an entire section right over here for teenagers. this seems to be kind of a popular section that people are crowding around. so really toys for -- and gifts for kids of all ages. now, families that are in here right now were lining up early this morning to get inside at 7:00 this morning and start picking all these holiday gifts. this is for sacred heart community service's annual toy box day. it's an event they have put on for the last 55 years and they have helped countless families have a very merry christmas. the organiz

i'm sara zendehnam. dave clark has the day off. i'm so happy to be joining you. >> great to have you inside. i know we see you out and about every morning but this is a treat for both of us. >> yes, it is. and rosemary is joining us as well in for steve with a look at our weather. >> ladies and more ladies. we have a nice one in store for the afternoon. we are going to be dry today. into tonight things start to change as scattered showers begin to move in. here's a beautiful start over the bay area where we are partly cloudy, mostly clear with that clear sky in place, temperatures sinking below freezing once again for our inland communities in the north bay. also waking up with patchy fog this morning, especially thick for our north bay valley floors, into your afternoon, cool temperatures under dry conditions, we will be in the 50s and then by tonight the scattered showers move in and will linger into christmas day. details on this coming up in a bit. 7:01. >>> dublin, pleasanton, livermore areas, one northbound 680 north of 84, a

sara zendehnam joins us now where the supervisor will announce a new system to keep the sidewalks clean in the tenderloin. >> reporter: it is no secret that san francisco has a problem. a new pressure washing system that will happen every week will help. the supervisor says the sidewalks at the tenderloin will go through a regular deep cleaning. it's possible by the tenderloin community district stepping up its cleaning from once a month to once a week. he represents the tenderloin secured $260,000 in funds for cleaning within the district during this year's budget process. it's part of his 10 point plan for clean and healthy streets. it's a need it solution. according to online retail company there's a 35 percent increase in the number of feces complaints in the city. the numbers came from a study looking to data. the tenderloin brought in calls for the feces but it has drop from the previous year but still a big problem. >> people walk outside and there's poop smeared outside. it is very unhealthy. >> in addition to the pressure washing system the program for - hour portable after in

sara zendehnam has a seen in castro valley. she is gathering information and we will check in with her the top of the 6:00 our. >>> the time is 5:32 this morning, the house judiciary committee weather to draft articles of impeachment against president trump. doug luzader s what to expect. good morning. >> good morning, the house judiciary committee will hear from constitutional law experts this morning with democrats also keeping a close eye on the unforgiving count. >> as president trump nato summ be hard to ignore what is about to happen on capital hill. >> the president of the united states solicited for interference in the election. >> reporter: last night democrats on the intelligence committee voted to release a reports that they say proves the president engaged in misconduct trying to pressure the president to investigate former president joe biden and his son hunter. everything shifts to the judiciary committee this morning led by jerry nadler. they hear from four constitutional law experts to talk about impeachment and

sara zendehnam was covering one of those scenes in the valley. i know they just cleared the scene, give us the latest on what happened. >> reporter: good morning, that's right, we did reach out to the county sheriff's office a couple of times and have yet to hear back, this would be seen looks like at the 7-eleven on redwood road here in castro valley. crime scene tape was blocking off the entrance and sheriff deputies were looking through the store, things got broken down about five minutes ago. they were speaking to somebody inside earlier possibly an employee of the 7-eleven. this is just one of three things the alameda county this morning. we do not know if all three were connected just yet but, deputies did arrive at each location around the same time. a second location was on beech street in hayward. it appears somebody w chase on the 580 that ended there. deputies were looking at a lexus on the street that crashed into another car we also stopped by a chevron on castro valley boulevard where we saw one alameda county the store was locked b

ktvu sara zendehnam is with the details on why the fire was so hard to get under control. good morning sara. >> reporter: good morning. very sad situation out here in novato. the fire still continues tep ou you can see what's left behind. we got here 30 minutes ago and everything was pretty calm. but about five minutes ago, it seemed as though something reignited inside the attic and smoke started to come out pretty heavy smoke started to come out. but firefighters seemed to have goaten a handle on it so far. now someone passing by called to report the house fire at 10:30 last night on charry street in novato. we will go to video a viewer shared. the caller said there was heavy fire and smooshing pouring from the windows and attic. an 8-year-old woman who lived alone in the house sadly died according to novato fire protection district chief. when fire crews found her, they brought her outside to give her cpr but it was too late. the chief said she was out earlier in the day shopping with friends and dropped off at home and that's when she was last seen. this hasn't been a

. >> as ktvu's sara zendehnam tells us thousands of toys are being handed out to families and just in time for christmas. >> reporter: this room is filled with donated toys but they are brand-new and these aren't bottom of the barrel toys by any means. check some out. star wars toys, very popular items that line these shelves. so kids will have a great holiday season. check out everything that they have here available really for kids of all ages. they have barbies and dolls over here and if we turn around, there are also things for teenagers as well. this is probably one of the most popular sections that they have here. you can take a look, they have makeup, they have lotions, anything that a teenaged boy or girl would really want. now, this is an event that's put on every year and families really rely on it to help them give their kids holiday gifts. this is the sacred heart community services' annual toy box day where more than 18,000 toys will be handed out to 6000 kids in need. sacred heart hosted this event every year for the last five decades and helps so many families. the even

. >> sara zendehnam has more now on this new plan. >> reporter: while we were waiting here, we actually saw someone use the sidewalk as his bathroom. so clearly this is an issue here, but hopefully this new pressure washing system will help. supervisor matt haney was joined by the tenderloin community benefit district to announce an increase in pressure washing sidewalks in the tenderloin. usually they do pressure washers once a month. now, they will do it once a week. every block of the tenderloin is bordered will have a specific day scheduled to be clean. crews will also continue their normal efforts every day of picking up trash. those who represent tenderloin secured $260,000 in funds during this year's budget process for cleaning within the district. that, in addition to an investment for property owners will allow the service to continue until 2034. it is a tough job, but the appreciation for crews is obvious. >> when i see them hard- working, they inspire me every day. it almost brings me to tears, they deal with a very very tough job and they do it with a smile on their face. th

for now in the newsroom, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the say quarterback c.j. beathard will be with his family indefinitely following the death of his brother. a funeral is set for saturday. reporter steve harrigan it tells us about the suspect accused of murder. >> reporter: this is a man police accused of fatally stabbing two people and injuring a third outside a tennessee bar. michael mosley was taken into custody wednesday following a massive manhunt. the attack happened saturday in nashville. it started as an argument over someone, supposedly mostly, making unwanted advances toward a woman. things escalated and the argument continued outside the bar where two of her friends were killed. >> i would like to give my condolences to the family. i cannot imagine what they are experiencing and what they're going through. >> reporter: mosley fred fled setting off a four-day search. he was labeled a danger to middle tennessee and was added to the state's most wanted list. the hunt eventually led authorities to an abandoned house west of nashville. mostly eventually

sara zendehnam is on her way to castro valley where we believe this all began and we are going to check with her right at the top of the hour. >>> the house judiciary committee will starts debating whether to draft articles of impeachment against president trump. doug luzader is in washington to tell us what to expect from today's hearing. to the house judiciary committee will today to hear from constitutional law experts. democrats are keeping a very close eye on an unforgiving counts. has president trump this morning moves ahead to work with the nato summit in london it will be hard to ignore what is about to happen on capitol hill. >> the president of the united states solicited foreign interference in the election. >> reporter: the intelligence committee voted to release a 300 page report they say proves the president engaged in misconduct, trying to pressure the president of the ukraine to investigate the biden's. everything shifts to the judiciary committee this morning led by jerry nadler. we will hear from four constitutional law experts about impeachment weather the president's

sara zendehnam is in san francisco where the supervisor and the people in the area will announce a new way to keep sidewalks in the ndthe teerssure washed once a month. later on today city leaders will announce a change. the tenderloin community and of it district is stepping up its cleaning to once a week on every block of the organizational boundaries. the supervisor said the sidewalks of the tenderloin will go through a deep cleaning. he represents the tenderloin. this is a much-needed solution here. there was a d found there's a 35 percent increase the number of feces complaints in the city. in 2018 the tenderloin got 3000 calls for feces cleanup. that is 11 percent drop from the previous year but it's still a and see human feces. it smells terrible and it's all over the place. >> this is not the only effort to clean up the streets. the supervisor extended a pilot program for 24-hour portable bathrooms in hopes of giving the homeless other options. the restrooms are cleaned and monitored at all hours. the news conference this morning announcing the new pressure wash system starts a

. >> and i'm sara zendehnam. the wind advisory is in effect for the bay area. take a look at your screen right now. you can see just how windy it is in san francisco with our life picture. that flag really blowing in the wind. we do have ktvu news coverage with tom baker in sonoma county near the fire burn zone where there are concerns of mudslide. >> that we want to start with meteorologist mark tamayo tack in the rain right now. >> that is the plan. the rainfall rates have been increasing in portions of the north bay. first off in portions of sonoma county. over the past six hours, you can see numbers with it and picking up over an inch of rain. santa rosa .22. those are just six advertorials. the more rain expected through saturday, 10 about amounts approaching four inches in the coastal heels. when adventure in place. wins the thing about 40 miles an hour and the sierra are merrily for the higher elevations, about 7000 feet, talking about one to three feet of additional snowfall. now, we have this. flash flood watch, once again, this week, with the passage

. >> and i'm sara zendehnam. >>> be careful on the roads and maybe some flooding on the roadways combined with gusty winds. a challenging travel especially across the bay area. in terms of rainfall, the bulk of the action so far has been up and mendocino county. ukiah .71. santa rosa to superfast three hours reporting attentive finish. not a lot of rain but that is a decent amount of time in a short amount of time. some more rain and possible to thunderstorms and flash flood watch and that kincaid far zone until 4:00 tomorrow morning. probably the wind speeds picking up gusting over 40 miles an hour. wind advisory heading out to sierra. a winter storm warning is in place. here's the radar, a lot of things to show you here. look what develops out there. that is some debris flow. to get you an idea of what it is producing some prasad there in the intense rainfall to our north and also the possibility of them sliding off.

ktvu sara zendehnam has details on the hearing. >> reporter: good morning. those four moms say they didn't have a safe place to go with their kids and moved into a vacant home in oakland. today, they will be in court in hayward for an eviction hearing. wedgewood real estate investment company and owner of the property served them an eviction notice on december 3 d but they didn't leave. the women filed a claim of right to possession to delay the eviction until the court scheduled the hearing. that hearing is expected to happen at 9 this morning. here's some background. the working moms moved into the empty house in west oakland with their kids in november. they said no one lived there for years and they needed a place to stay. but wedgewood bought the house in july and evicted the moms. now they are heading to court and facing eviction orders. but they have support from some oakland city council members. . >> these women are brave. these women are take urgent action because of the crisis that they are personally experiencing. the crisis of housing affordabil

sara zendehnam. >>> we have updated information on a crash that killed three teenagers. alameda county corner has identified them as javier ramirez, teresa and michael urista. a go fund me page has been set up for the twins. here is one of the photos from the page. has generated $57,000 in donations in less than a day. all three teenagers killed in the crash were 16. they attended dublin high school. students and teachers there say they are devastated. the victims played various sports at dublin high. friends told ktvu, coaches and the school athletic director gathered around to talk about what happened. >> i cannot imagine losing twins . both at the same time. >> fun, lovable and very caring individuals. very close. >> the five teenagers were in a sedan when it crashed into a power pole and treat late christmas night. 2 teenagers survived the initial crash were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the chp says there is no evidence of alcohol and officers are investigating the cause of the crash. the vigil will be held this sunday at 5:00 at the dublin high schoo

. >> and i'm sara zendehnam. the wind advisory is in effect for the bay area. take a look at your screen right now. you can see just how windy it is in san francisco with our life picture. that flag really blowing in the wind. we do have ktvu news coverage with tom baker in sonoma county near the fire burn zone where there are concerns of mudslide. >> that we want to start with meteorologist mark tamayo tack in the rain right now. >> that is the plan. the rainfall rates have been increasing in portions of the north bay. first off in portions of sonoma county. over the past six hours, you can see numbers with it and picking up over an inch of rain. santa rosa .22. those are just six advertorials. the more

joe biden will be in southern california, sara zendehnam is live in walnut creek with a look at the event. >> reporter: good morning, presidential candidates heading to the bay area. tom steyer will be here in walnut creek to host a town hall event happening at the rough mart event center, he will be talking to democrats today, then he goes to napa tomorrow. no stranger to the bay area, he lives in san francisco and already made some campaign stops in california. visiting the state is on the campaign trail a first for michael bloomberg. he will be joined by jerry brown in san francisco today as 2:00. they're talking about america's pledge, and effort launched in 2017 to address climate goals. bloomberg came into the race last month trying to reel in california voters. already endorsing the former new york mayor and now the california campaign cochair. he was recently in spain trying to find solutions for climate change. he spoke to reporters about his efforts to meet president donald trump. but i think trump is getting stronger and i think he will either live the candidates. because they

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sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we will get you to where you need to go, there is a lot of fog to deal with bay area. sal is watching everything. >> yes, it is foggy for sure, all this experience it driving to work, let's take a look at what we have here at the bay bridge, you can see by looking at pictures it is rather foggy. it is going to be foggy on the span as well, the emeryville camera is pretty much useless right now with a cloud of fog, i used the camera to look at the east shore or the bridge. this morning that is not possible, let's talk about interstate 880, barely visible hear from our camera, san mateo bridge looks a little better, while in the cemetery bridge reminds me of the plane approaching san francisco airport. the san jose, it looks all right, the 280 is not particularly foggy in downtown san jose. here is a man with a clear mind dealing with the fog. >> thank goodness for that. thank you sir.the fog to 45. any rain this week? tuesday into wednesday. not a lot, maybe a 10th of an inch or less, probably late thursday into friday, this looks like a generally dr

i'm sara zendehnam. dave clark has the day off. i'm so happy to be joining you. >> great to have you inside. i know we see you out and about every morning but this is a treat for both of us. >> yes, it is. and rosemary is joining us as well in for steve with a look at our weather. >> ladies and more ladies. we have a nice one in store for the afternoon. we are going to be dry today. into tonight things start to change as scattered showers begin to move in. here's a beautiful start over the bay area where we are partly cloudy, mostly clear with that clear sky in

ktvu sara zendehnam and we understand one person was injured in the fire? >> reporter: that's right. there was one woman who was taken to the hospital with minor burn injuries and right now a very active scene still here in oakland. i will tell step out of the way so you can can look at fire fight that continues at this hour. there are no visible flames left. but there are a lot -- there's lot of water dumped on the building to make sure nothing sparks up again. inside the warehouse it is the ap bar warehouse and there's debris inside and we will get into that in just a minute. but oakland fire department did say that one person was taken to the hospital with minor burns. but thankfully, no one else was hurt. we are on less than a half mile from the macarthur bart station. theyth fire was reported 2:30. video shows intense flames from the ed by building. on november 28th it was red tagged and people living inside were evacuated because the building was not safe. battalion chief says even though they were monitoring the building, they did expect people to sn

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

in know vatta sara zendehnam. >>> we want to go back to washington, d.c. now because house speaker pelosi is speaking now about the impeachment inquiry. let's listen in. s listen in. the kings refusal to follow rightfully passed laws in the course today's event it becomes necessary for us to address among other grief ands the president's failure to faithly execute the law. when crafting the constitution, the founders feared the return of a monarchy in america. and having just fought a war ofindependence they feared that the prospect of a king president corrupted by foreign influence. during the constitutional convention, james madison, the actor text of the constitution warned a president might be betray his trust to foreign powers which might prove fatal to the republic. another founder of governor morris feared a president may be bribed by a greater interest to betray his trust. he emphasized that this magistrate is not a king. and the people are the king. and they therefore created a constitutional remedy to protect against the dangerous or corrupt lead

in san francisco, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news in west oakland hamlets advocates want big logs removed from the streets claiming the logs were put there to keep out the homeless. the logs were placed anonymously along the two block stretch of poplar street between 18th street and west grand avenue and homeless advocates say it is aimed at keeping out the homeless and the people who are living in their cars and rvs. one homeless man says the logs were put there months ago but they will not solve the homeless crisis. >> when you block off the road, they'll just move somewhere else. there is not enough blogs that they can block off everything. >> we don't know if the city will remove them but in a phone interview a councilwomen told us that the logs are, quote, manifestation of frustration to a crisis we are not responding to. >>> tuesday, a break in the rain. things will be better. >> things right now are better than they were yesterday. because it's not raining like it was and i can show you a picture of highway 24 westbound right now and show you what were looking at. and people want t

i'm sara zendehnam. >> 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