before heading into work. >> do you have to? >> good morning on this wednesday, december 5th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco, rainy days and sundays always get me down. >> the carpenters. >> it's only just begun. >> i don't know any other songs. i only know a couple lines to those two songs. now i will repeat them in my head over and over today. thank you. light to moderate showers. tapering this evening. a wide look at what's going on. you can see the randomness of our showers this morning. notice a lot of green out there. but as you head offshore, we have moderate showers. this will rotate into the north bay. light to moderate showers during the morning hours, scatter bid noon, gone by 7:00. mid-40s to mid-50s this morning.

we will hang out in the low to mid-50s noon to 4:00. even 7:00 it is still pretty mild. alexis. thanks, mike. taking a look at the roads, very soggy richmond-san rafael bridge. yeah, a lot of drops on our camera lens there. a lot of standing water on the road. going to be dealing with the road spray. yeah, you will have to use your wipers. make sure you are slowing down and driving with caution. that being said, we have not had that many crashes yet this morning. i'm hoping i don't jinx things here. westbound 80, 27 minutes, highway 4 to the maze. 13 minutes across the bay bridge. metering lights 5:21. no delays san francisco to is sfo. thanks, alexis. early this morning, just a few ity council approved the he sale of land to tkpaogoogle for new development project. >> it is a controversial decision. the land got approved on the right there. amanda del castillo is live in

the south bay with alook at all the drama. amanda. >> reporter: yeah. jessica, reggie, after 10 hours of debate, dozens of demonstrators and several arrests. san jose city council voted th n unanimously to sell its land use to google. abc 7 news was there as a loud and persistent group of demonstrators got everyone kicked out of chambers at 9:00 p.m. eight demonstrators chained themselves to their seats. this all ahead of the city's landmark vote. they approved $100 million of land surrounding deardon to google. >> google is just full of lies. everything is behind closed doors. they only tell us what they want to say. we don't know what they want to do. we don't know their true intentions. google -- i've worked for google. it is like a factory line. once you leave, someone else is already taking your place.

>> reporter: that was one of several critics at last night's meeting. the mayor argued one company is not going to make or break our city. a city with a downtown core that could look much different 10 years from now. there are still many will details to be discussed and decided. we know one thing is for sure, all of that development would go around deardon near the s.a.p. center where we are this morning. live in san jose this morning, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. happening now, a national day of mourning as we look live at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. family, friends, and dignitaries are gathering to remember the legacy of george h.w. bush. president trump will join all other living presidents, first ladies, and several world leaders for a state funeral for mr. bush. and the service will be a rare

moment of national unity. former president bush and mrs. bush were there to meet and greet members of the public who were there to say good-bye. and they welcomed from the and melania trump, putting their past tensions and resentments, at least for now, aside. laura bush visited the white house and posted this photo on instagram. there is a portrait of the 41st president draped in black. >> he was a one of a kind. one of a kind. he will be greatly missed. >> among the people lining up in the capitol rotunda to pay respects to mr. bush were former cia chiefs wanted to honor the one-time cia director. sports icons like peyton manning and phil mickelson also showed up. and of course there was sully, president bush's service dog. >> abc news will have live coverage of the state funeral starting at 7:00 this morning. you can watch the funeral on abc7news.com and on the abc 7 news app. as well as our facebook page. a 6-year-old boy from the

east bay is in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury. his mother's boyfriend is accused of abusing him. 23-year-old jonathan davis told investigators the boy hurry himself while falling downstairs last week. but doctors at kaiser hospital grew suspicious after examining the boy's injuries. investigators doubted him too. so they arrested him. >> these cases tend to pull at the heart strings of our detectives. especially in this case where we have a child that is clinging to life that can't answer any questions or describe what took place. >> police say the boy's mother has not been cooperating with investigators, although they do not consider her to be a suspect at this time. new details on the death of long-time kgo radio host ray taliaferro. a preliminary autopsy report found no signs of foul play.

he disappeared with ailno he may have been suffering from dementia. he was 79 years old. the first of what's expected to be many talks about extending the central subway in san francisco. sfmta will hold a public meeting at 6:00 at marina middle school. they are considering extending the subway to north beach, marina district, and fisherman's wharf and they want your input. new developments for $415 million windfall that san francisco has just received. mayor london breed is following through on her promise and spending the leftover money on homeless and affordable housing programs. we first told you about the property tax windfall last week. $234 million must go to public projects. the mayor said she will eventually split the leftover $181 million between the two major issues of supervisors wil

hold hearings in january to decide specifically where the money will go. >> ba bart is giving you 25% off rides to the airport. of course there's a catch. new video showing the massive earthquake that hit alaska. there is a moment in this clip that we can all learn from. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the bay bridge toll plaza, one of the areas that's raining right now. dicey during the morning. you will need wet weather gear on mass transit mainly. slower breezes, no small craft advisories out on the water. but, again, wet. an

enjoy these mild temperatures. upper 40s to low 50s. mid-30s tomorrow morning. going to be much cooler. upper 40s to low 50s everywhere else also. let's go region by region in the east bay, showers through 8:00. a lesser chance as we head from 10:00 through about 2:00. topping out at 58, dropping down to 53 with increasing stars during the evening hours. peninsula, we have a chance of rain all the way through 2:00.

temperatures hitting the mid-50s, low 50s with that partial clearing this evening. and san francisco, best chance of getting wet through 8:00. still a chance of 2:00 to 4:00. will we'll drop into the low 50s after being in the mid-50s this afternoon. 52 at 8:00 with a mostly cloudy but dry sky. let's find out about the wet morning commute. hi, alexis. >> two new problems to talk about. two-car crash on the bridge. slow from vallejo. just past 780 is where that starts. another five-car collision, westbound 80 near solano avenue. all the vehicles involved are off to the shoulder. but definitely heavy approaching that scene. metering lights at 5:21 this morning. new this morning, bart is offering 25% discount on airport rides, but there are a few

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they really handled that well. yeah, they did. california hall of fame has new names added to it. here is a photo of the inductees with governor brown. ed lee is one of the in deductees. others include actor rocket redford and musician john baez. governor-elect gavin newsom will continue this tradition as he goes into his term. a recent survey finds more than 26 million americans have packages stolen from their front porch during the holiday season last year. here's what's being done to try and slow them down. u.p.s. is letting you reroute deliveries to their stores or what they are calling access points. the post office has a similar

service called informed delivery. amazon users can get push notifications to their phones so they know exactly when the package arrives. new at 6:00, it's about to get a little more difficult to find a weekend vacation house in south lake tahoe. a measure partially banning short-term rentals like airbnb passed by 58 votes. the ban applies to homes outside the tourist core that runs along highway 50. it starts the beginning of 2022. the public has five days now to ask for a recount. >> happening today, one of the mother bizarre spacex launches. a falcon 9 will head into space carrying 36,000 worms. if all goes well, millions of worms will come back to earth. the science project iss. as for the worms, the goal is to

learn how to decrease the loss of muscle mass caused biff living in microgravity. they will be frozen, which they can survive, and then studied back on earth. the launch is set for 10:15 this morning. science is wild, mike. >> it's creepy. >> hopefully we learn something from that. that trip to mars is pretty long. >> you have to bring a lot of books. >> absolutely. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. weather maps in my case. we'll look at what we are doing in the south bay. wet from .2 so far. golden gate, a little bit better. quarter inch of rain. a light shower rolled throuther. it is still wet. in fact, we'll have waves of showers today. our best chance will be during the morning hours, tapering during the evening hours. partly cloudy tonight with

patchy fog and much cooler conditions tomorrow morning. dry tomorrow through at least saturday. temperatures around 55 to 59 degrees this afternoon. a little bit below avere.60 in . morgan hill, 61. santa cruz a little bit warmer. tonight mid to upper 40s in the bay shore, coast, down into the south bay. low to mid-40s in the east bay. colder in the north bay. mid to upper 30s. this is where our thickest fog will form also. a little bit of a downpour around benicia, up to vallejo, down towards concord. light to moderate rain, rohnert park. areas of puddles are possibly developing. moderate developing over the ocean right now, rotating our way as we head from 9:00 all the way up to 11:00. and then look at this. at noon, a lot of us don't need the umbrella. by the evening hours, if we can break the clouds open, get some sunshine, we can dry out a lot

of roads by the evening commute. all right. look at the 60s return. the extra sunshine. tomorrow, friday, saturday. a chance of rain rolls in sunday night, monday morning. the commute could be like this morning's commute. let's talk to alexis about it. here she is. here she is. you mentioned rain this is southbound 680 past the benicia. two vehicles involved. i guess they pushed it to the sou south end of the bridge. we did have a fuel spill. according to chp, everything is off on the shoulder. you're heavy across that span. that pocket of rain not helping things either. 92 filling in. that's one of our drier locations. drive times, wow, westbound 580, tracy to hrdublin, 1 hour, 16

minutes. antioch to concord, 32 minutes. no delays san rafael to san francisco. thanks, alexis. a push to provide free preschool for low-income children in california. democratic state lawmakers announced a package of bills that would increase spending on early childhood education programs by more than $2 billion. this would allow 100,000 more kids to attend preschool for free. california currently spends more than $1 billion each year to cover preschool expenses for 175,000 kids. a new dating app about to hit the market. most people in the bay area will get sued if they sign up. students at uc davis won $500,000 for talking to alexa. now we are talking to them about how they do it. it is 6:21. you're looking live outside the national cathedral in washington, d.c. family, friends, and dignitaries starting to arrive to remember the legacy of former president george h.w. bush. keep it here on abc 7.

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the national cathedral in washington, d.c. we are 30 minutes away for the state funeral for george herbert walker bush. we will carry it onrom j> ak yot now. mike nicco breaking down how long the storm will linger. is it brilliant or will it backfire? burger king new marketing campaign is dividing the newsroom this morning. you can order a whopper for a penny, but you have to be at mcdonald's. >> a little shady. >> i like how they had the golden arch blurred out like we don't know what that is. >> they know what they're doing. good morning on this wednesday, december 5th. >> a little saucy like the king is over at burger king. good morning and thank you. here's the storm impact scale. it's a 1 for light to moderate showers. 7:00 to 11:00, a chance for moderate. everything tapers for the evening.

.02 possible. emeryville, oakland, alameda, rain there. also sfo, brisbane, south san francisco, back towards half moon bay. if you're traveling across 92, a little dicey. mid-40s to mid-50s. mild morning. low to mid-40s from noon to 4:00. we go from scattered to isolated showers to just about nothing at 7:00. and stillo to mid-50s. all right. it's slippery outside. let's get to alexis. >> yeah. it definitely is. overall things have looked pretty good. that means folks are slowing down and driving for conditions. of course we have very few federal employees on the roads this morning too. that is helping with volumes a bit. westbound 80 a lot carq, left lanes blocked. they may be in the clearing stages. westbound 80 near solano in the

richmond area, five-car crash off on the shoulder. folks slowing down to take a look at this too. of that drive time at 6:40. >> happening now, a national day of mourning is under way as family, friends, dignitaries and everyday americans honor the 41st president of the united states, george h.w. bush. this is a live picture from the national cathedral in washington, d.c. right now guests are starting to arrive for the funeral. his casket will leave the capitol at 7:00 a.m. our time, and will be escorted in a solemn procession to the cathedral. >> abc news reporter emily rau joins us live on capitol hill. emily. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. yes, that public viewing time at the rotunda is now over as they prepare the casket to move over to the cathedral. we are getting numbers as to how many people waited in line. some of them for three or four hours to pay their respects. capitol police are saying about 42,000.

the lines snaking around the tkpwroupbl tkpwroupbl grounds of the capitol. sports icons, dignitaries, and everyday americans. and erin. >> if there is any president if i want to pay my respects to is the man that cast the law that ensures i have the same freedom as everyone else. >> reporter: and this moment. fellow world war ii hero bob dole helped to his feet to deliver a touching salute to his former political rival. earlier in the day, president trump and first lady melania stopping by blair house to personally share their condolences. at the state funeral set for today at the national cathedral, president trump will join all living presidents and first

ladies, along with a host of world leaders, putting aside politics, to honor a president and patriarch before he makes his final journey home to houston. and president george w. bush will eulogize his father at the service today. really a rare circumstance. a president eulogizing another president who happens to be his father speaks to the circumstances of this day. literally history in the making. reggie and jessica. >> emily, we know the high-profile americans will be there this morning. but there are a lot of foreign dignitaries that will be there as well, right? >> reporter: yes. it really speaks volumes about just the life and legacy of just the life and legacy of george herbert walker bush. former presidents of poland and mexico. so many paying their respects, to be there in person. as we mentioned before, all the living presidents and first leading will be in there as

well. back to you. emily, thank you. >> abc news has live coverage of the state funeral beginning at 7:00 this morning right after "abc 7 mornings". we will be streaming the service on our website, abc7news.com and on our news app and our facebook page. now we have some breaking news from napa. napa police investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. this happened around 1:45 this morning at lincoln and soscol avenue. they were in a foot pursuit with a man accused of assaulting a woman. it led to some sort of altercation with a napa police officer. shots were fired. the man pronounced dead at the scene. police stay away from the area. they have roads closed as they investigate. now, to to more breaking w to hpene treas sort of shooting and a car that crashed

into a home into that area. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is gathering new information for us. amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. we are watching from here at the crime tape as the coroner has just arrived. police are also still here. they have been here on the scene for seven hours still investigating. look at this video we have of a car that crashed outside a home. this is in fremont. there were officers in the coroner's office here earlier. they told me that weren't able to say whether the driver had been shot and that's why the car had crashed. they did tell me there had been a shooting. we did talk to a man who said his wife did hear the shooting late last night. >> i wasn't told anything that happened. my wife just heard three pops last night. about 11:00 i guess. then sirens. that was it. i didn't hear much of anything else. >> reporter: did you run out to look or how did you react? >> me, i was in bed.

she got scared and said don't look out the window, things like that. >> reporter: the call came in just before 11:30 last night. police responded to chaucer drive and torrington place in fremont. at this time they are still gathering evidence. fremont police have not come out to brief us. i asked if any arrests have been made. they said it is all still under investigation. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. the lawyers of two teens and two young men who alleged they were molested by a new-convicted pedophile working for the boys and girls clubs of sonoma valley have filed suit against the organization. 71-year-old paul kilgore was sentenced to 150 years to life in president for sexual abuse of underaged boys. he worked at the club for 10 years before resigning in the year 2013. the suit states staffers failed to protect the boys who were

ages 6 to 10 at the time.epeate flags about kilgore's conduct with them. on the peninsula, a cracked and leaning pg&e power pole is still standing in pacifica. neighbors are worried it's one storm away from coming down. pg&e marked the pole back in august for replacement. neighbors say crews examined it yesterday but said it won't get fixed until next year. the reason they are giving is there are other power poles in worse conditions than this one that need more immediate condition. we reached out to pg&e but have yet to hear back. new, a flight from oakland to paris had to be diverted. officials say a disorderly intoxicated passenger forced the plane to stop. the norwegian air shuttle flight took off from oakland just after 8:00 last night. it had to be diverted to the minneapolis/st. paul international airport in

minnesota. police took the person off and took them to the hospital for special care. the plane took off without issue. you are never more than 7 minutes away from may soggy forecast. danville, 46. 54 at half moon bay. santa cruz, i wanted to show you this. the surf is up. it's going to be a little rough. in fact, it will be dangerous starting today all the way through friday, noon today. as far as the bay, calmer breezes. no small craft advisory. if you're out running errands, have the wet weather gear with you especially this morning. west-to-nest had he swells, along with sneaker waves during this time frame. don't turn your back on the water. east bay valleys, our best chance of showers through 8:00. they will become more scattered from 48 to 53 degrees. look at that. sunshine late this afternoon. 52. down to 50 with increasing stars this evening. north bay, best chance of

showers through 8:00. scattered through 2:00. we reach the mid-50s. down to 48 degrees with seeing stars before the fog sets in tonight in the north bay valleys. in the south bay, yep, best chance of showers through 8:00. w'll have a chance through about 2:00. will by evening, we'll drop from 58 to 52 at 8:00. still a lot of water on the roads. i will bring alexis in. two new accidents the last time we talked. how are things trending now? >> we are doing okay. the total number of collisions has been surprisingly low. definitely not complaining about that. live doppler 7 on top of traffic maps. just scattered showers. most of that is light rain. yeah, of course it does not take much to help out with the collisions. we have not had very many. one of the spots that's been tough, two hours now, southbound 680 on the benicia bridge. they pushed it to the south end

of the bridge. it is supposedly just blocking the south shoulder. it is probably blocking more than that. pittsburg into bay point, 12 miles per hour, 15 miles per hour. that is heavy. a quick check of drive times too. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 41 minutes. 14 across the bay bridge. 10 to, san francisco to sfo, in the green at 11 minutes. thanks, alexis. a surprise twist in the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller said adviser michael flynn provided substantial assistance and therefore should not do jail time. he gave firsthand information about contact between president trump's transition team and trump's transition team and russian officials. but exactly how he helped, we're not so sure because it is redacted from a court filing. you can see the text has been blacked out.

flynn pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators. he is due to be sentence indeed two weeks. watch the state funeral here on abc 7. it begins at 7:00 a.m. we have just learned that abc news coverage of this special report begins in just a few minutes at 6:45. if you are going out the door, or headed to work, you can still stream it at

happening now, washington is bidding its final farewell to george h.w. bush on this national day of mourning. this is a live picture from the national cathedral. all hreufpg american presidents, first ladies and world leaders are gathered for the 41st president's service. we will join them live with abc news special coverage in just a few minutes. 42,000 people have stood in line the past couple of days to pay respects to the president. we sa we saw yesterday george w. bush made it to the capitol with laura bush, former first lady, thanking people, members of the public. it was a surprise visit. that was a nice thing for the family to do. we're going to hear from george w. bush today. he will be delivering the eulogy. we will hear from other members of the bush family and we will see dignitaries, including the former prime minister of canada

speak during today's service. >> it has been a stunning show of support for his family. out there at the capitol rotu a rotunda. so many people stopping by to pay respects. as we have noted in the past, this is going to be a service today at the national cathedral. afterwards, bush's remains will return to houston to lie in repose. his burial will take place on thursday at his family plot on the presidential library grounds at texas a&m university. that's in college station, texas. and he really has led such a life of service. he was a representative for the state of texas, ambassador to the united nations, chairman of the republican national committee. he then was also director of the cia. in fact, we saw a lot of former cia directors show up to pay their respects at the capitol rotunda as well yesterday. >> it is interesting that he talked once about planning for his eventual funeral, he said do you think anyone will come?

and obviously they came in the tens of thousands. they waited outside for hours to pay their respects. and that was a sign that he said of the humility that he demonstrated not only late in life but throughout his career as a politician. >> again, we are watching so many people arrive at the national cathedral this morning. right now we are going to get to more local news. we will join that special report as soon as it happens. a controversial fight in san jose. a big part ended last night when city council agreed to sell city-owned property to google. >> many fought the development on deardon station for months. amanda del castillo is live with the details and the results. man da. >> reporter: jessica, reggie, the drama from last night's city council meeting was surrounding several arrests. san jose residents critical of

the google village filled chambers. couple it is on the west side of san jose. it was made final. heated moments forced sjpd to clear chambers at 9:00 p.m. some officers stayed behind to use bolt cutters to cut those who chained themselves to who chained themselves to streets. >> the demonstrations themselves i think they are justified. but there are things council needs to address. yeah, they say they are going to build housing but who is the housing for? they say it will be affordable, but what does affordable mean? >> reporter: the tech giant is planning to develop these 50 acres into offices, homes, shops and restaurants and parks.

right now the location is about the only thing decided in this potential google development. live in san jose this morning, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. thanks, amanda. there is another big real estate deal in downtown san jose morning. travis kalanick reported just bought a building on south 3rd and east santa clara streets. the building sold for $7.3 billion. now your morning monday reports. trade concerns forced the dow to plunge 800 points yesterday. >> yeah. a reminder the markets are closed today because president trump is declaring a national day of mourning for president george h.w. bush. we have other morning money stories for you. drivers for uber and lyft in new york city will get a minimum wage starting next month. $17.22 after expenses.

ford and volkswagen are in talks to build vw vehicles in some of ford's u.s. factories. vw ceo said the idea came after meeting with president trump. he has threatened tariffs on foreign automakers, pressuring them to come to the u.s. vw is considering plans for a new u.s. factory. this comes after the president publicly shamed gm for its plan to layoff 14,000 employees. >> a hosting change is coming to the oscars. kevin hart will host the 2019 show. he is taking over for jimmy kimmel, who has done the honors the last two years. hart says it's the opportunity of a lifetime for him and he

will be sure to make it a very special one. abc 7 is the only place you can see the oscars. so mark your calendar for february 24th. here's a story that really has us talking this morning. burger king is offering whoppers for a penny. >> they called it the whopper detour, only at mcdonald's. to get the whopper for a penny, you have to download the app, then drive to mcdonald's or get within 600 feet of one. and order the bk app to order it from mcdonald's. but then, four, you have to go to the nearest burger king. don't worry, the app tells you how. the offer is good until next wednesday, december 12th. but the trolling lasts forever. >> as someone who has worked the

drive-through at wendy's and burger king, ain't nobody got time for that. >> it seems like a lot of hoops to jump through for your burger. i guess if it's only one cent maybe>> is a whopper really tha good? i mean, i got them, but would you go through that much trouble? >> right now i would. >> char broiled, i'll take it. >> let's take a look at what's going on. especially days like today. working that drive-through, you just get soaked. rainfall, .20. it is wet there. here's a look from our roof camera. a quarter inch in san francisco. and we still have waves of showers. best early today. partial clearing. that means patchy fog, much cooler temperatures tonight. and dry tomorrow through at least saturday. here's a look at our temperatures today. we have extremes. lake port, 49. morgan hill, 60. most of us 54 to 58 degrees. tonight there you see the cooler

weather, especially in the north bay. bundle up, have the heater on. of mid-to upper 30s. mid to upper 40s elsewhere. a look at what's going on with live doppler 7. a very moist column of air on top of us. just not a lot of energy. most sliding to the south now. you can see yellows and oranges, moderate downpours off the coast at 7:00. those will rotate on to land as we head through about 11:00. and then they will taper down to light showers is. the coverage starts to taper into the evening commute at 4:00. by the time the commute is over, we're actual little going to see the clouds open up. and the rain just about over. tomorrow, friday, saturday, enjoy sunshine and temperatures nearing 60. even at the coast for saturday. sunday night into monday, looks like a rain event is on the way. it's going to be 1, light, for now on the storm impact scale. that's check out what's going on with the roads. hi, alexis >> good morning. we have a rollover in the south bay, southbound 101 just before

you get to lawrence expressway. it does sound like that person is out of the vehicle okay. at least not any serious injuries. just one vehicle involved here. flipped off the roadway. and i believe into the brush there on that side of the road. emergency crews are there. i'm not seeing a backup yet. a lot of folks could slow down to take a look at that. san mateo bridge, this has been one of our generally dryer places. definitely looks like rain is moving into the area. you are heavy on westbound 92. a check check of drive times. 680, walnut creek to dublin, 20 minutes. >> thanks alexis. neck, the 7 things you need to know before you go. as soon as the service and rert live on our website and air it for you here on television. for you here on television. >> we are keeping you

7 things you need to know before you go. whenever i start these, you know the weather is an issue. light rain. really starting to fall now from sutro tower over san francisco. inability, light to moderate showers now through noon.

they will taper at 4:00. just about over as the evening commute ends. >> all right. number two, you know that weather is going to have an impact on the commute this morning. not looking too soggy at the moment. wet pavement at the bay bridge toll plaza. we only have five crashes working right now. make sure you are slowing down and driving for conditions. >> number three, a live picture from the national cathedral in washington, d.c. the funeral for former president george h.w. bush is about to get under way. >> al gore one of the many dignitaries. number four, napa police investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. a man accused of assaulting a woman was shot after a foot pursuit at lincoln and soscol avenue. the area is closed. >> number five, a deadlyig heat gunshots overnight. we are awaiting an update on who

the victim is. >> number six, city council has unanimously approved a proposed plan to sell city-owned land to google. police arrested eight demonstrators at last month's meeting. they are worried about rising costs and gentrification. >> number seven, cheesecake factory giving away 40,000 slices of cheesecake. you must use the promo code free slice and doordash. >> be kind to the servers. don't try to go in and demand your free slice. you have to do it on the app. >> use your phones. speaking of your phones today, watch the funeral service former president george h.w. bush. streaming live on our news app. a live look inside the cathedral in washington, d.c. you see folks starting to arrive. >> special coverage begins in just a few moments. you can watch the whole thing of course on television as well.

we will hear from george w. bush, one of the primary speakers as he and others deliver the eulogy for our former president. ♪ >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. >> i will keep america moving forward, always forward. this is my mission, and i will complete it. >> announcer: celebrating president george herbert walker bush. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. good morning and welcome to our special coverage of the state funeral of president george h.w. bush. it is a national day of mourning all across the country for our 41st president who has been lying in state there at the u.s. capitol for the last 35 years and what a remarkable 35 hours it has been.