now at 5:00, students and parents embrace following the deadly school shooting in southern california. the tragedy unfolding in just 16 seconds on the suspected shooter's 16th birthday. the latest in the investigation this morning. and new video of a rollover crash in the south bay. what we know about the people who were inside. sfwoo good morni good morning. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> here's live doppler 7. zoomed in on the north bay.

you can see it spinning there on top of mount st. helena. picking up light showers. so far i have not seen this hit a reporting station up there. the air is still dry underneath the showers. you go down to the lower elevations, we have another thin ribbon of moisture that is bringing us some drizzle this morning. watch out for that. you can see on our san rafael camera, it looks clean right there. let's talk about your temperatures, this is the mildest morning this week with low to mid 50s, with all the cloud cover and moisture in the air. we have dry air slowly seep into thecreasing sunshine at the noon hour. temperatures mid 50s at the coast. inland, 63 to 67 at 4:00. 57 at 7:00. frances has some news for you. >> we've been tracking a problem in the peninsula, northbound 101 at san carlos. an earlier box truck fire has been cleared off-ramp may still

blocked. consider marine parkway as an alternate. northbound 101, all lanes are open now following road work that was picked up. this is 680 in walnut creek. that was scheduled road work. traffic was backed up from 242, but they're clearing this as well. it's starting to recover. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up towards the end of the parking lot for some of the cash paying lanes. and as we check out some drive times, we have green traffic in the north bay, santa rosa southbound 101 to petaluma, 13 minutes. delay-free in the south bay. >> thanks. we have new video of a two-vehicle crash in san jose that sent at least one person to the hospital. it appears a sedan and a pickup truck collided at the intersection of trimble road and first street. fire officials could be seen rolling one person on a stretcher into an ambulance.

the cause of this crash is under investigation. an entire school district in southern california is canceling classes today following yesterday's deadly school shooting. >> police say it unfolded in about 16 seconds. lauren martinez joins us from the newsroom with the latest. >> the william s. hart union high school district is canceling classes today. two students were killed and four more were injured including the gunman yesterday. police say the gunman killed the classmates who were among a group gathered near the high school's entrance before classes began. they say it was the shooter's 16th birthday. investigators say it took 16 seconds for the teen to pull the gun out of his backpack, shoot several students and turn the gun on himself. >> it was a normal thursday. we woke up in the morning. got ready. our biggest problem was, you know, about dance on saturday and, you know, whether you forgot to do your homework or not. then all of a sudden it's life

or death. >> moments after shots rang out, the first responders on the scene were three off-duty law enforcement personnel. they just dropped off their own children at the school. the motive for the shooting is unclear. officials say there's no indication of any link between the shooter and the victims. reporting live in the newsroom, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thank you. developing news, five men are under arrest this morning in connection with a deadly mass shooting in orinda at a halloween party. this is video of the s.w.a.t. team that the contra costa county sheriff's office surrounding an apartment complex in marin city were two suspects were arrested. yesterday during a raid that spanned multipleheer taken into in san mateo, vallejo and antioch. investigators did not announce a motive for the shooting. they say five people were killed on halloween night at a house rented out on airbnb. the families of three of the victims in the orinda shooting

will be filing a lawsuit against airbnb and the property owner. attorney john burriss is representing the families. >> five people are dead, three we represent that frankly the environment that was put in place was put in place that allowed for this to occur was by airbnb as well as the owner of the facility. >> burriss says the families are pleased with the news of arrests. last week the family of another victim filed a wrongful death lawsuit against airbnb, the city of orinda and the home owners and the party organizers. happening today a korean war veteran will be finally laid to rest with a proper burial in dixon. after nearly seven decades, the remains of army first class phillip mendoza arrived at sfo on wednesday. in 1950 he was reported missing in action during the korean war. his remains were accounted for in august after president trump's summit with kim jong-un. scientists identified mendoza's remains in the more than 55

boxes north korea turned over. you're invited to celebrate the life of bernard tyson this weekend. tysospe than 30 years nday. at kaiser and helped to build the company into the largest non-profit health care provider. he leaves behind a wife and three sons. his public celebration of life will be held at oakland's frank ogawa plaza on sunday from 11:00 to 3:00. we're less than an hour away from the next public impeachment hearing. lawmakers are getting ready to question the former u.s. yovanovitch. in an earlier deposition, she said ukrainian officials warned her to watch her back. she said rudy and his associates threatened to "do things to her." abc news will have special coverage of the hearings starting at 6:00 a.m. this morning. you can watch it here on abc7. in the south bay, people living near downtown san jose

are demanding action. they say a bicycle chop shop is well established along a popular trail. they're concerned it's attracting more criminal behavior. amanda has more. >> reporter: this video shows what many describe as a guadalu river trail at the virginia street bridge in san jose. >> the bike thing has gotten bigger over the past four years. he feels for the homeless people pointing to circumstance blaming the lack of affordable housing and lack of action by city leaders. >> i hope they'll invite the people here first to come talk. >> reporter: others say it's criminal behavior. >> it's crazy. i've walked in these places. there's tents. there's places with sprockets and bicycle parts. >> reporter: surveillance footage shows the moment someone stole his bike. he then scoured homeless

encampments and area chop shops. this is how his bike was returned. we contacted the councilman's office about this issue. his office said this was the first they heard about it adding we encourage neighbors to report criminal activity in their neighborhoods to our police department and work with them on combating these type of issues. but residents question whether their reports will turn into real action. >> recently we had a shooting in the park. we actually met the day before and told them it was going to get bad, and unfortunately the next day somebody got shot which is a block, two blocks away from where the chop shop is. says in his search for his bike he came across at least four chop shops and the location is one of the more sizable operations he's seen. in san jose i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. let's look at what's going on with your weather. we have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s along the peninsula where somepotty drizzles

possible during the morning commute. here's a look elsewhere. mid to upper 50s until you get to los gatos, antioch, one of the cool spots, 50. 51 at fairfield, napa, san rafael and santa rosa, 47. here's the golden gate bridge. no fog as the marine layer deepened enough. it allowed some of that moisture to rise above the golden gate. there may be a patch of fog and drizzle there. we'll have tranquil weather this afternoon, except for at the beaches where we have that sneaker wave issue. so don't turn your back. 4:00 this afternoon, the sneaker waves will start to back off. here's the north bay, 55 through 9:00. low 60s at 11:00. the sunshine pushes us in the mid to upper 60s. east bay, 57 by 9:00. sunshine a little bit later after the 2:00 hour. that's why we're going to be in the low to mid 60s. 57 at 7:00. here in san francisco, temperatures in the 50s through

11:00. if you're heading out this evening, temperatures around 57 degrees at 7:00. don't put the shorts and short sleeves away yet. another run at record warm temperatures this weekend coming up. here's frances. >> on the peninsula, better news, northbound 101 in san carlos, the holly street off-ramp has been reopened. in the east bay, eastbound 580, there was an earlier accident. apparently near the freeway, the dublin canyon road is closed right now at pail llo verde. new live camera, this is in oakland, 880 near northbound traffic is also looking good. there was an earlier problem which has been cleared. he in the north bay, delay free.

taillights are moving southbound towards 580. no major problems in the south bay. >> thanks. it appears that lyft is removing its scooters for some cities. according to tech crunch, the company is pulling its scooters from six markets including nashville, san antonio, atlanta, phoenix, dallas and columbus. that means lyft is laying off about 20 employees from its bikes and scooters team. coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. >> and tourism boom. san francisco is a great place to visit especially for one specific age group. and taylor swift's next big performance may be in jeopardy. introducin♪ beep, beepdelivery, just in timwwrrrr ♪e holidays! ♪ beep, beep ssshhhh ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪ ♪ errrrr ba-ding ♪ shlrrrp ♪ bark, bark ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪ ♪ sshhh shrrrp ♪ ♪ ding crrrnch, ♪

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if you're just joining us, here's the 7 things to know this morning. the santa collar rita community is mourning the two teens shot by a 16-year-old boy at saugus high school yesterday morning. the shooting happened in 16 seconds and ended with the shooter shooting himself. he's in grave condition. five men are under arrest following the shooting in orinda during a halloween party. they were taken in yesterday during multiple raids. the next public impeachment hearing is set to start in less than an hour. lawmakers will question the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. abc news will have live coverage

starting around 6:00. bernie sanders will begin a three-day swing through california today. sanders will be in oakland this afternoon to accept an endorsement from the national nurses united. number five, i am tracking the potential for patchy precipitation this morning before temperatures soar to near record levels this weekend. number six, new crash just reported for the dumbarton bridge, westbound at the toll plaza, four cars involved, it may be blocking lanes. number seven, the world's largest starbucks is opening in chicago today. it's five stories, it's a coffee shop with three coffee bars, a cocktail bar, a bakery. aren't you excited, reggie? >> no. but i didn't realize that there was a cocktail bar. so now you're piquing my interest. >> we talked about this. >> we did. >> now i think you're on board a bit. >> yeif you repeat something en i will just get on board. like the razor, i was staunch,

i'm not getting that thing. >> glour renow you're ready. mike pence is promoting america's plan to return to the moon. >> he just visited the nasa ames research center in mountain view. the vice president chairs president trump's national space council. yesterday vice president pence met with engineers working on nasa's art miemis program. nasa plans to put a man and woman on the moon in 2024. >> not only to put a but to establish an eventual mission to mars. >> the vice president checked out a flight simulator. it trains astronauts on how to navigate a lunar landing. this sunday there will be a democratic presidential forum. journalists will question five candidates about latino issues. the candidates are bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, kamala harris, tom steyerteyerteyerteye

castro. there may be no better time to travel the world than after retirement. >> apparently san francisco ranks the fifth best place for seniors to visit. a travel insurance service company called insure my trip ranked 76 cities around the world and san francisco is the only u.s. city to crack the top ten. the rankings are based on things like ease of walking, health care and availability of senior tours. so here are the top five cities for seniors. edinburgh, vienna, brisbane, vancouver and san francisco. we're in good company there. >> hum. >> okay. the world's longest nonstop flight landed after an 11,000 mile trip from london to sydney. >> they were excited. >> a crowd cheered on

it completed a long haul flight. it took 19 hours and 19 minutes. >> wow. >> last month qantas completed a nonstop flight between new york and sydney during that same time. these were test flights with only crew members on board. qantas plans to make long haul flights available to passengers by 2023. will you be on the flight? >> am i going to be lying flat? if i'm lying flat, if my body is 180 degrees, served wine and food -- >> you want to be laid out and pampered. >> if you're going to give me 31 inches of leg room, that's another story. >> nobody wants to be vertical for that long. absolutely. my goodness. let's talk about what's going on in walnut creek. heading south 680, making that

right turn and heading on 24 westbound, you will run into drizzle. we have a chance of light sprinkles, even a stray shower. best chance across the north bay. this afternoon some fading clouds, sunshine to end the work week. then near record warmth this weekend. a quick return to average next week. this area of low pressure moving through. that's why we have that chance of some wet weather. this high pressure that temporarily went away, it will come back with a vengeance. again, only staying for about three days. today the sunshine arrives too late to give us any significant warming. we'll possibly hit 71 low 60s at the coast. tonight, this morning is our mildest morning. clouds will fill back in in some areas. you can see around the bay and

the coast that will keep you in the upper 40s and 50s. we could have low to mid 40s in the deepest inland valleys. winds will be light and variable today. blowing offshore. they will be breezy in the mountains and hills at night. we won't reach critical fire levels, just very warm during the day. >> there's a four-car crash on the dumbarton bridge westbound near the toll plaza. there's slowing at the scene. there may be injuries. they're trying to clear it from the lanes. if you're leaving fremont or newark, keep that in mind. this is the san mateo bridge. traffic looking good here. bay bridge toll plaza starting to back up for all the lanes towards the end of the parking lot. not horrible. if you're heading out across the richmond-san rafael bridge, six minutes. the dumbarton bridge, once you get past the toll plaza, nine-minute ride. we'll show you the san jose commute. headlights moving north bound on

280. that's 17 across your screen. it's been nice and quiet in the south bay. in today's "gma" first look, the anticipated "star wars" live action series is available on disney plus. >> in this "gma" first look, it's one of the busiest shows around. and it's the second episode of "the mandalorian." we are getting behind the scenes secrets from the star and the show's creator. >> i think he ties into a tradition of great western hero tropes. usually somebody who has been through trauma, trying to find his way. >> it's smart in the way that we can kind of go to planets familiar to fans of "star wars" and also new places. we can create new terms and new rules for a world that's so

familiar to us. >> and we'll have much more from a galaxy far, far away. that's coming up at 7:00 a.m. so i started watching "the mandalorian" last night. i was getting into it. >> really? >> yeah. that's not my genre usually. i can see it. >> i'll watch it over the weekend. >> you need to get in on this. >> i'm still waiting on that log-in. >> the ice rink that is opening today. and thusrsday night footbal ends

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the corner. all right. so, have you seen this video? check this out. >> this is terrible. the nfl is deciding how long to suspend miles garrett and other players after a brawl in the final seconds of last night's game between the browns and the steelers. >> there's a flag as -- whoa. whoa whoa. >> my gosh. look at this. garrett and mason rudolph wrestled on the ground before garrett ranked off rudolph's helmet and hit him in the head with it. a melee ensues. three players were ejected. >> what started it? can we back up? i'm so confused. what were they that upset about? >> the browns won 21-7. are they really the winners here? >> what were they that upset about? >> these are people making

millions, right? >> they are. what happened? we don't know. that's a no. >> your stave wrfavorite story. >> why do we have these two stories about upsetting things in a row. you take this. >> taylor swift says she may not perform at the american music awards because she's not allowed to play her old songs. >> the singer opened up about an ongoing feud with her old record label. swift says she wants to play a medley of her songs, but here's the problem. swift left her old record label last year. so the two men who still own her music say the performance at the ama's would be an illegal next. >> so she's upset. >> she's upset. >> but also she has a new song out today. >> don'toear a tongs you love. >> she has a new song "cat's

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the neighbors who disagree on when the displays should go up. >> lights are up already? >> yeah. >> i'm always late. they're already up. >> that might be early. it might not be you. >> that's true. i don't think it's you. >> that's definitely not me. i don't put that in lights up. hi, everybody. here's live doppler 7. there are some radar returns out there. i was looking at the moistue level throughout the atmosphere, about 7,500 feet, the relative humidity is 26%. a lot of this like yesterday is evaporating. the low clouds are bringing patchy drizzle to the rest of us. you have patchy drizzle, spotty sprinkles and a random shower possible this morning. here's the exploratorium and you have some stars out there.

it is mild, mid 50s on our way to 60s at the coast. mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. frances? >> we have a four-car crash at the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. not a great spot. westbound it is blocking a couple lanes. traffic is slowing approaching the scene. you may want to consider the san mateo bridge as an alternate. they did turn the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. things are backing up. here's a live shot of 680 in walnut creek forte lig tailligh moving southbound, 24 westbound, an earlier crash in orinda has been cleared from the lanes. thank you. we start at 5:30 with the deadly school shooting in southern california. police say it unfolded in 16 seconds. >> the teen gunman killed two fellow students on his birthday. as veronica miracle from kabc reports, the unanswered question is why. >> reporter: investigators

searching the home of a suspected school shooter. a 16-year-old boy accused of killing his classmates on his own birthday. >> it's a sad day in saugus. it's a sad day in los angeles county and the nation for another tragic shooting at a school. >> reporter: investigators say it took 16 seconds from the first gunshot to the last. >> everyone's priority was to get out. just a flood of students. terrified. >> reporter: two saugus high school students shot and killed as their classmates were just starting their day. >> i started running. i seen people run. once i started running, i'm like my goodness, this is actually happening. >> reporter: police say a 16-year-old shooter shot five students total before turning the gun on himself. the shooter remains in grave condition. >> we turned the news on, all we saw was someone giving cpr to a kid. that broke a lot of our hearts. we knew that kid wasn't going to make it. >> reporter: many students were prepared. lockdown drills now part of

their normalized routine. >> as soon as it happened. we got our desks and put them at the door and barricaded the whole thing. >> reporter: the sheriff is not identifying the teen suspect, but neighbors say his troubled father recently passed away. >> i knew he used to make bullets. i assumed he had guns. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating, they say there's no reason to believe the shooter is connected to an ideology or a group. as far as a motive, there's no word yet on his relationship to the victims. >> that was veronica miracle reporting. you can go to abcnews/take action to find more information on bullying and school safety. lawmakers in capitol hill are readying for day two of the public paechimpeachment hearing. >> in about a half hour, they'll start questioning the former ambassador to ukraine who was ousted by president trump.

elizabeth hur has those details. >> good morning to you. in about a half hour from now, we will hear from marie yovanovitch who says she felt threatened by president trump and was blind-sided when she was forced out of her post. this morning the impeachment showdown resuming with former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch taking center stage. in an earlier closed-door deposition yovanovitch testified that she was warned by ukrainian officials to watch her back, that president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, and his associates had plans and that they were going to "you know, do things including to me." this comes as democrats continue to build their case against the president. >> the bribe is to grant or withhold military assistance in return for a public statement of a fake investigation into the elections. >> reporter: but president trump maintains he did nothing wrong. at a rally last night in louisiana blasting the first two

witnesses, career diplomats who kicked off the public hearings on wednesday. >> two never trumpers. what exactly do you think you impeach him for? and they stood there what like what? but they're unraveling and their sinister plans will fail. >> also testifying today but in private is david holmes, a state department staffer who claims he overhead a phone conversation between president trump and sondland and that conversation was about the ukraine investigation. i'm elizabeth hur for abc7 news. the impeachment hearings are set to resume at 6:00 a.m. this morning. abc will have a special live report on abc 7. you can also stream the hearings on abc7news.com.

five people are waking up in jail following a connection to a house party that left five people dead in my hollyfield martinez. >> teams of officers like this team that you see here, this was in marin city, they raided four cities to make five arrests. this is two weeks after the shootings in orinda that happened halloween night that issue with the number of officers. >> this place here is a tight knit community. yo had kids coming out of this house and there were no pants on at 7:00 in the morning, s.w.a.t. cars coming. >> looked like something out of a movie. my point is they wouldn't -- you wouldn't have went in to mill valley like that. >> here is a list of those people arrested. they range in age from 20 to 30.

they are from san mateo, marin city, antioch and vallejo. the first four being held without bail and are charged with murder and conspiracy. the fifth, 21-year-old devin williamson of vallejo is accused of being an accessory. his bail is $500,000. officers did not announce a motive but sources tell abc7 news it could be an issue between two rival gangs, and the sheriff said who of the victims who died were armed. he said that could have played a role in the tragedy. reporting live from martinez, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. pg&e says it is not for sale. but some people think it should be. the latest local community eyeing a slice of the company. and volunteer dogs are needed. what researchers hope to study on 10,000 pets. first a live look outside. that's a cool picture of san

francisco this morning at 5:38. mike, how are we looking? >> look at that mix of clouds and stars out there. temperatures now in san francisco, 54 to about 56 degrees. so there's not much of a spread out there. 53 is the cool spot. the same temperature everywhere because of the cloud cover and the amount of moisture in the air that helps hold the temperature up. in fact, we have 48 in tracy, 49 in healdsburg. those are the coolest temperatures out there. on the san mateo bridge, no patchy drizzle at best. a stray shower, sprinkles in the north bay. this is all for the morning. during the afternoon hours, increasing sunshine, no more threat of wet weather. that is kind of a double edged sword. we need it here's the east bay valleys, 57 through 9:00. increasing sunshine after the lunch hour. temperatures warm into the upper 60s. 59 under stars at 7:00. you'll need a jacket quickly.

peninsula at 57. you'll see increasing sunshine around 2:00. that will help us get to the mid 60s. 58 at 7:00. the last stop is the south bay, 56 through 9:00. mid 60s from noon through about 4:00. then 7:00, jacket weather. 57 degrees. wait until i show you the numbers especially livermore. that's my pick city for a possible record high. the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. first, let's bring frances in. we got off to a rough start. how about now. >> we had a few accidents this morning, a traffic alert on the pins. also better news now on the dumbarton bridge. an earlier four-car crash has been cleared from the lanes. i'm thinking traffic will recover pretty quickly. right now it's still slow approaching the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. here's a look at 880, a new live camera shot for headlights moving southbound past the oakland arena. northbound traffic for taillights is fine right now.

once you get towards the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have been turned on. traffic is backed up past the west grand avenue overcrossing. checking out drive times for you, it is slow across the bay bridge, westbound, an 18-minute ride. getting there on westbound

5:43 on a friday. a bit of patchy drizzle out there, maybe a sprinkle in the north bay. this afternoon, 59 at the coast. 62 around the bay. 67 inland. high surf advisory, it's well down to the south. we have our own beach hazards, sneaker waves until 4:00 this afternoon. monterey, fresno, sacramento, check go, mid to upper 60s. a mix of sun and clouds everywhere. no snow in tahoe. 56 all the way to 62. but i'm tracking some for next week. we'll talk about that coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. hassing now, we're looking inside the hearing room on capitol hill where the impeachment hearing against president trump is set to begin in about 15 minutes. the former ambassador to ukraine is set to testify today. marie yovanovitch arrived at the capitol a few minutes ago. abc news will have live coverage to start around 6:00 a.m.

if you're headed out the door today, we're streaming this at abc7 news app. an update from the i-team. italian prosecutors say they finished their investigation into two young men from the bay area who are being held in the death of an italian police officer. prosecutors are asking for an immediate trial. finn elder and gabe natali have been in a rome prison since the july 26th stabbing death of that officer. the teens say they didn't know the officer and his partner were police. the judge has five days to decide whether to grant the request for a fast trial. sonoma clean power's board of dreshgirectors has voted to the agency study if they should acquire pg&e power lines. the move follows the lead of san francisco and the public power agency in yolo county. both made offerers to buy pg&e's distribution grid.

pg&e says pg&e facilities are not for sale and changing the structure of the company would not create a safer operation. san francisco leaders and long-ty long-time customers are demanding that a cafe stay hope despite getting an eviction notice. abc7 news was in north beach when a rally took place outside caffe sapore at lombard and taylor streets. caffe sapore served people in the same location for 23 years. now they've been told to get out in the next month. the owner believes the community would lose if they were to close. the landlord has not commented on the pending eviction. another sign the ysh yholiday season is here. downtown ice opens today. admission is $15 for adults.

$10 for children. downtown ice will be open through january 12th. the opening ceremony will not be held until monday night. all these rinks are opening. i'm ready. >> i know you are. i'm regretting it. >> you better get on board. >> i know. mike, we all agreed we would go skating together. i don't know if i want people to see that. >> well, i've been cleaning out the photo library in my phone to make extra space. >> thanks, mike. >> i don't think you have a choice. >> okay. looking forward to it. >> let's see what's going on at sfo. it's mostly cloudy. notice the clouds are not down on top of the tarmacs. hopefully no arrival delays. keep an eye on that. we have a chance of drizzle, sprinkles and a stray shower, especially across the north bay. increasing sunshine this afternoon as the clouds will fade. cooler tonight with lingering clouds. warmth, we have it this weekend.

it ends abruptly next weekend. this may be the last real push of warm weather for the season. it always seems to happen around this time. let's get some rain. we have a little out there because of this low. it's nothingy afternoon when th drizzle got aggressive. this high pressure will come in. that will bring us three days of warmer weather. during the afternoon hours, you can see it coming in. watch the gray there in the afternoon. that melts away the cloud cover. it comes in too late. sunshine won't have much of an effect. we have mid 60s around the bay including san francisco. mid to upper 60s inland. 71 in santa rosa and yucaipa. tonight, cooler than this morning. 40 at santa rosa. san francisco, oakland and san jose at 51. my accuweather seven-day forecast, near 80 by monday. low to mid 70s around the bay. mid to upper 60s at the coast. esnoo o

h a new four cash crash in richmond, westbound 480 central. it is blocking a lane. an earlier four-car crash heading to the dumbarton bridge toll plaza has been cleared. traffic is still slow in the westbound direction. and we're hoping this will recover soon. here's a live shot in san jose, taillights moving northbound on highway 87. looking good here. but there are some brake lights on northbound 101 through san jose. the drive time, that bottom bar there, northbound 101 from highway 85 to the san jose airport is still 14 minutes and green. >> thanks. madison bumgarner is one step closer to being a former san francisco giant. mad bum has turned down the qualifying offer of 17$17.8 million. that means now he's a free agent. bumgarner has been part of the backbone of the giants franchise over the past ten years. he was a world series mvp in 2014.

the giants had the opportunity to trade mad bum this summer but they kept him in hopes of making a playoff charge. so can you believe it's been six years since bat kid saved the city. >> it was one of the biggest days in bay area history. san francisco became gotham city so 5-year-old miles scott could become bat kid. he was battling leukemia at time and this was his make a wish request. more than 16,000 volunteers got involved and cheered miles on. now miles is in the sixth grade and his cancer is in remission. good morning to miles. hope you're doing well. for some families it's never too early to get rid of christmas. >> one texas family is taking their love for the holaday to a new level. now it's turned into a holaday light fight. this family was ordered to take down their decorations until closer to christmas. the home owners association says their holiday spirit is too much too soon. the family put up their decorations the day after hallowe

halloween. >> so does disneyland. >> they are not disneyland. >> in their minds they are. >> an inspector was sent to their house. they to the this note it said please remove the snowman until closer to the holiday season. >> it doesn't state any dates on when to put decorations up. it stated we must take down the decorations ten days after the holidays. we're keeping them up. we're not taking them down. >> oh. that was the husband, nick. he said his wife is eight months pregnant, that's one of the reasons they got an early start on their christmas decorations. how does that tie in? because the baby on chs? >> yeah. they got a lot going on. they want to get this done. >> the day after halloween? >> i thought they -- i'm confused about your spirit. because i thought that you were very involved and getting into the whole christmas thing. you wanted to go shopping immediately. >> yes. >> you're all about the starbucks christmas cup. >> yes. >> so what happened?

>> it was the day after halloween. >> what are you saying? they should have put them up and not turned them on yet? >> they should have waited a bit. >> or paid somebody to do it. that's the trend now. >> this is definitely not in the christmas spirit, mike. >> i'm feeling down right now. >> well, apparently it is easy to go animal-free in san francisco. what peta is saying about veganism here. a warning about something at the dollar tree. the is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support.

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our non-start to the rain season sees the abnormally dry weather spread from the sierra

to every single neighborhood in the bay area. it's going to get worse because i really don't see much in the way of soaking rain. that inside slider for next wednesday, here's all 24 hours of it with the usa model. it looks like healthy snow across the sierra and converging on that same solution is the european model, maybe just a bit later in the day. we're looking at our first significant snow in a long time in the sierra. >> all ou 80 at central. a four-car crash blocks one of the lanes. traffic is slow approaching the scene. and also some better news now as you make your way through mountain view, westbound 237 at matilda, if you want to avoid the slowdown, the new express lanes are open. you just need fastrak. at the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up towards the 880 overcrossing. the fda is warning dollar tree it may be selling potentially unsafe over-the-counter drugs.

the chain's assured brand of drugs were manufactured outside the u.s. by companies failing to meet u.s. manufacturing standards. all the products are topicals. the fda wants dollar tree to implement a system to make sure they don't have more of these unsafe drugs. peta>> the organization pra number of vegan options available at restaurants. to celebrate peta's lettuce lady and lettuce lad visited san francisco and took rides on the cable cars. >> oh. >> was it chilly out that day? was it this week? it was cold. peta also sent mayor london breed a letter of congratulations. i want to look at these pictures. >> yeah. okay. here's the full top ten list of vegan friendly cities. it includes detroit, orlando and tulsa. really? >> i'm not surprised by the top three. but -- >> no. >> i'm not surprised by the top

four. portland? they're all up in that. >> what about -- i'll leave that alone. >> what? what city were you going to shade? >> nobody. it's friday. i'm not doing that. so can old dogs teach us new tricks? >> some scientists think -- or they hope they can. they're looking for 10,000 dogs for the largest study on aging in k9s. mostly the scientists will just be collecting data, but a small group of dogs will test a pill that could slow aging. researchers say what they learn could lead to advances in human health. the project is a joint effort between the university of washington and texas a&m. >> that's cool. dogs don't get to live long enough, in my opinion. and if they could have us live longer or look better longer -- i'll take either one of those. coming up next, we are standing by for day two of the public impeachment hearings. >> we'll take a live look at

washington, d.c. this is where the hearings are set to begin at 6:00 a.m. abc news will have a special report when they begin. we'll hear from marie yovanovitch today. you can see eric swalwell standing up now he will be part

right now at 6:00, a live look at capitol hill. you can see devin nunes getting ready for today's paechimpeachm hearing. this is the second round of this. only one witness today. we'll be talking about that all morning long. today the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch, she will be testifying before the house committee. that special report is starting right now. . >> announcer: this is an abc

news special report. the house impeachment hearings, now reporting george stephanopoulos. good morning, and welcome to our special coverage of the impeachment of president trump. that is the scene on capitol hill right now. 1100 house longworth building. that is the intelligence committee presiding over these committees. chairman adam schiff. the committee heard from two diplomats, jorng kegeorgegeorger william tail who are ylor who d rudyried to plan investigations into the