working on plans to improve the situation but a new, larger system will take at least another year to put in place. rsidents are cleaning up. it's not just water they are worried about. >> she's wearing a hazmat suit. that was a foot deep in my master bedroom. why am i not in a hazmat suit? >> reporter: there was raw sewage throughout here as well. west portal supervisor norman ye is now calling on the city to speed up plans to upgrade the storm drains and sewer system. people who live here in the neighborhood say this has apd before, a few times. they are worried they are being ignored and forgotten by the city. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. it is now 4:30. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. good morning, everyone. a quick update of weather and traffic where you live starting with mike. good morning. good morning.

let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see the cloud cover over top of us not precipitating that at all but keeping the fog from forming and then a little bit of a break, some sunshine, a little sliver there. you see that sandwiched between the next deck of clouds and that will move in later on this afternoon and evening to bring us a chance of light showers. check out the bay bridge. we can see it easily, it is crystal clear. 55 across the board, mainly cloudy at noon. you may need the sunglasses. a few renegade showers in the north by. spreading south just in time for the end of the evening commute. hi, jobina. good morning, everyone. the commute is looking good so far. ite over the cering k at our map here, all

this green, the roads are smooth and we're not dealing with foggy conditions. a clear ride this morning as cars move just fine this morning. emeryville, the same story. this is 80. lots of headlights moving into the maze with no problems there as well. let's check in on our drive times. walnut creek to dublin 47 minutes and highway 1 to los gatos 22 minutes. happening today democrats will unveil at least two articles of impeachment against the president. >> they're expected to include obstruction and abuse of power. this comes after monday's fiery hearing where republicans slammed the process calling it a sham. abc news reporter serena marshall joins us live from washington where it's going to be another busy day on capitol hill. good morning, serena. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. after those articles of impeachment are introduced it means president trump will be just the fourth president in american history to face an impeachment vote. obstruction of congress and

abuse of power, two impeachment charges against the president expected to be unveiled later this morning. sources tell abc news. the charges are not yet finalized but followed a late-night meeting over chinese food and a contentious hearing. >> you're not doing it right. >> sharp cross-examination of a witness is not badgering the witness. the gentleman will continue. >> mr. chairman -- >> it is if it's by another witness. >> reporter: republicans continue to defend the president and criticize the process. >> it's outrageous we're trying to remove a president with a kangaroo court like this. >> reporter: and democrats say this is about a clear violation of the president's oath of office. >> he placed his own private interests against the integrity of our elections and constitutes a continuing threat to the integrity of our elections and democratic system of government. >> president trump's persistent

and continuing effort to coerce a foreign country to help him cheat to win an election is a clear and present danger to our free and fair elections. >> reporter: the president still not participating in the house hearings but admitting -- >> i did, i watched a little bit, very little. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace to our country. while monday's hearings did not have new information, the charges announced will ultimately come down to which side lawmakers fall on. will you do us a favor? >> i don't think there's any other way to read the words on the page than to conclude that. >> i don't think it supports that. it's ambiguous. >> reporter: the full house judiciary committee will vote on it before it goes to the full house floor for a vote as soon as next week. serena marshall, abc 7 news.

a tragedy overseas in the czech republic, at least six people are dead after a shooting at a university hospital here at the live desk. i have new video of the investigation. police are still searching for the gunman. authorities say a man opened fire in the eastern city near the polish border. he killed six and hurt two others. the head of the hospital said all of the victims are patients. they were shot in close range. investigators do not yet know a motive for the attack. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. he may look like a salesman peering into this home but he's about to commit a crime and he has help. police say he was on the phone with an accomplice when he targeted a home on skyline drive just two days before thanksgiving. he used a window punch to

shatter a sliding glass window. they say the elderly resident inside interrupted him after hearing the glass breaking. the man ran away and hasn't been caught. he was posing as a salesman to determine which homes were empty during the holidays. new developments with a cal football player accused of trying to carjack a police officer sunday morning. the daily california reports that joseph ogunbanjo is no longer on the team. they found the allegations troubling. there is concern about his well-being. he's facing several charges including carjacking and battery of a police officer. abc 7 news learned a woman who delivers dogs for a living will be cited after someone stole her van filled with pups. the van disappeared early yesterday morning from a hotel parking lot in fremont. hours later investigators located the van in oakland. there were 24 dogs inside. police are trying to determine if any of the dogs are missing.

julie bingham says the door was locked but left it open so they had ventilation, food and water. >> i don't know what i could have done differently, honestly. i couldn't drive anywhere else. i was exhausted. >> oakland police arrest add person in the van and said the accused thief was trying to sell the dogs. a second man was detained that said he was just trying to buy one. a hazmat situation in the east bay. people had to evacuate a biotech company yesterday afternoon. the alameda fire department says somebody put a chemical in a tub of water that created a reaction, sparked a fire and the room got hot. luckily no one was hurt. new information about the death of rapper juice wrld. what officials have revealed about his official cause of death. >> every time i get the orders and deliveries, i spread my

wings and fly. a company that employs people with disabilities just expanded to the bay area. how you can help support the mission. all of those stories are ahead. first, it is 4:38. i'm with mike because we're talking about rain back in the forecast. i'm not seeing a lot of fog. >> there's a deck of clouds that keeps the clouds from forming. we'll keep an eye on the delta and our east bay neighborhoods and the napa valley. if it makes its way toward you, we'll let you know this is what it looks like outside for most of us. out towards the ocean that's my concern with some of the fog returning. driving and the mass transit commute could be wet in the north bay. if you're on the bay it should be cooler. a look at the north bay, temperatures at 46. ramp up to 56. after that the rain setsn and temperatures drop to 51.

for the east bay, 48 this morning. from noon to 7:00, 7:00 is when our best chance of rain begins. for san francisco we start at 50. we're looking at increasing chances of rain. mid-50s at 3:00, from 5:00 on we have our chance of rain. and for the peninsula we have a chance of rain not until 7:00. our last stop the south bay where it's going to be dry all the way up until 7:00 with temperatures in the upper 50s this afternoon. let's get back to jobina and talk about the commute. we're starting off with the overall map to let you know the roads are looking green on the map which means they're good. checking in now with a live look here we have walnut creek, 680. this is our 880 camera near the coliseum there. the headlines are moving south

right now. checking in here on the drive times before we go, albany to the maze, four minutes. fremont to san jose, 14 minutes. highway 101 to warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel.

if you're heading out or heading in san francisco in the mid-40s to low 50s right now. 46 to 51 is our spread there. we have 48 in healdsburg, richmond, petaluma, the rest of

us mid to upper 40s. dense fog in the central valley. 5.5 million people. it will hang around until 11:00 to showers in eureka and moving into the north bay this evening. we'll have clouds in socal and about 70 in l.a. a look at my tahoe forecast. we'll have a wintry mix, moderate amounts thursday and friday. sunday and monday cold but dry. >> thanks, mike. developing news in the death of an up-and-coming rapper. an autopsy could not determine how juice wrld died. the 21-year-old had a seizure at chicago's midway airport on sunday. first responders administered the opioid reversal drug narcan before taking him to the hospital where he later died. they searched the rapper's plane and his luggage and found 41 bags of marijuana, six bottles of codeine and three guns. on the peninsula a doughnut shop with a loyal following just served its last customer. yesterday was the final day of

business for chuck's doughnut shop in san carlos. the shop has long lived up to its reputation as one of the best on the peninsula. the owner's family says rent increases forced them to close. >> it's my life. >> this is like the place to go, the place to be when you were out of school, out of work or during work or lunch. this was the place a lot of people called home just like i did. >> the owner came to the u.s. as a single mother in cambodia. building a better bay area means finding a way to improve our quality of life and a new coffee company is serving up a little joy with every cup. dion lim introduces us to java joy. >> would you like some coffee? >> reporter: on this cold, dreary december day -- >> thank you so much. >> happy holidays. >> reporter: there is something special brewing in each and every cup of this coffee.

>> honestly brings warmth. it makes my heart feel very full. >> reporter: not just because of the coffee itself but the people handing it out. >> i get to spread joy and put hugs -- put smiles on people's faces. >> reporter: this is java joy, a company that started in georgia in 2016 and employs those with disabilities. it's a population where the unemployment rate is a staggering 81%. >> we have 11 so far here in san francisco and we'll hire as many as we can. >> reporter: but why did java joy decide to expand to san francisco? it's expected to do business here especially compared to georgia. the reason, we need it. >> we're a go, go city. people are on their phones, listening to music. this lets you take a second out of your day to stop, to breathe, to hug someone, and to have that uplifting experience. >> reporter: when companies like pager duty hired it for a pop-up it directly impacts company

culture. >> some people were a little, d seehepe up soft people like nicky a chance to change their lives. >> every time i get the orders and deliveries, i spread my wings and fly. >> reporter: java joy has plans to expand across the area and eventually the country. they need people like to you book them for your next event so you can keep people like maggie employed and happy. isn't that right? >> yes. >> reporter: i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> java joy is a nonprofit. you can learn more by going to our website abc7news.com. >> i like how that man has a signature line. what did he say, i can spread my wings and fly. that's great. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast with mike. we'll take a look at sfo where we couldn't even see it yesterday. the blinking lights at the

bottom of your screen. today mostly cloudy conditions, needing the umbrella during the latter parts of the afternoon hours in the north bay. the rest of us in the evening hours. more chances of wet weather and then weak storms with light rain amounts. for today you could see during most of the day we're going to be in and out of the cloud cover with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. as far as tonight the cloud cover will be thicker. you can see the chances of rain developing out there and will be milder than this morning. upper 40s to low 50s. a look at future radar, we'll start at noon. you can see everybody is dry. more likely will need sunglasses. as we move to 5:00, light to moderate rain. green to yellow in the north bay light to moderate showers y.ghs will be around for tomorrow morning's commute.

the trickier of the three. i've already commute this had morning so i discounted that one. i apologize. the accuweather forecast seven-day forecast, temperatures will hang in the upper 50s to even a few mid-60s friday. a slight chance of showers sunday. we didn't even put a storm impact scale on it, it's so light. the big deal is today and tomorrow morning. we are starting with a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. starting at 5:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. and this will go on for the next two weeks the right -- excuse me, both shoulders will be closed going in the eastbound direction. be aware. it shouldn't impact you too much. good morning to our friends in san jose. 87 looking good right now as people head in for their morning commute. a mass transit alert. this is good news for anyone who takes smart train or may be thinking about it. new service launching for larkspur and downtown novato to

start saturday, december 14. i know this will eliminate issues on 101. people are excited. this is just a reminder for you. ring wants to make your home even smarter. and twitter is out with its list of 2019. twitter's top moments of the year. >> the social media site says "game of thrones" was the most talked about followed by "stranger things" and "the simpsons." >>" end game" was the most tweeted will. >> and the most tweeted about politician, president trump. >> and it appears ring is expanding. >> the amazon-owned company is developing a smart light bull . amazon has yet to announce the bulbs. a star wars fan has launched an online petition for baby yoda to get his own emoji.

>> the breakout star this morning. that online petition had nearly 2,000 signatures on change.org. >> we need to be able to tweet about it and show a beautiful emoji. those are your "tech bytes." >> baby yoda is cute. >> i love it. i mean, they have that in their back pocket and pulled it out the last second and said disney plus. >> a new spying scandal. the apology from the new england patriots or what their employee recorded. and the e. coli outbreak. the salad kit you should not eat. get paid to play with legos. the local job listing that you have to win first. >> a live look outside right now.

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just a reminder where we started the rainfall season less than 3% of average for everybody. that was up to the 25th, a couple days before thanksgiving. 121% in the north bay while the south bay is at 70% and the peninsula 76%. oakland 56. our east bay valleys only 33%. how about the reservoirs. they never do quite sit at capacity. historically they're below capacity. we're still going to use capacity as a measurement of where they are now from 83% to 48%. so there's still plenty of room

for more water. we'll give just a little bit as we head throughout the day. by midnight even a third of an inch of rain in the north bay by the time tomorrow night rolls around. so not a lot of rain. it will be hit and miss the next 24 to 36 hours. good morning, everyone. the headline now no fog and no major issues on our roads. good news for your tuesday morning commute. a live look at the golden gate bridge where i don't see a single car on there this morning. maybe i missed the memo. was it sleep-in tuesday? i don't know but it looks like it out here. a live look right here at the san mateo bridge. outside of that looking good there, too. a 13-minute ride. 280, 680 to highway 85, 11 minutes. new details from the cdc

involving an e. coli outbreak. the fresh express sunflower crisp chopped salad kit is contaminated. health officials say three people had to go to the hospital after they ate this salad. investigators now are still trying to figure out what ingredient is bad. they say it may be related to the e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. the cdc says do not eat it, throw it away. the new england patriots say a film crew they hired inappropriately filmed the field and sidelines of sunday's bengals and browns game. the film crew was shadowing an advanced scout's life on the road. that is a no-no for the nfl if you're an opposing team. the pats, of course, infamously videotaped the jets in 2007 in a scandal known as spy gate. that resulted in the team getting a $250,000 fine. "sports illustrated" named megan

raphino as person of the year. her second world cup win. if you want to play with toys for a living, here is your chance. >> legoland will open in milpitas and the theme parking is taking applications for a full-time master model builder. the workshops for kids and will participate in pr-related events. applicants apply on line and then have to win a competition at the great mall of the bay area. next at 5:00, going green. the big changes coming for some blue bottle coffee customers. >> and sideshow crackdown. the concerns that go beyond the noise. vanna white in spotlight as she fills in as host of "wheel of fortune." the stumble that had her

jokingly ask, how do you do this show? and we are taking a live look. there are a couple cars

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to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. now at 5:00, blue bottle is going green. the plan to cut down on ways that will impact everyone who stops by for a cup of coffee. new endorsement, the presidential candidate san jose's mayor is supporting after kamala harris dropped out of the race. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 10th. and, unfortunately, we have to tell you there is more rain on the way today. >> this is a look at future radar and meteorologist mike nicco has that fired up for his

forecast. the good news is it's not this morning and it's not this afternoon during the commute but will be after that when we get the wet weather. look at the lack of fog this morning. we have a little bit of a light, offshore breeze, a wind coming out of the east and blowing to the west. it could move into parts of our east bay and north bay. it is moving in right now. you can see the winds blowing a little bit offshore especially at sfo. the san mateo bridge, we can see the entire bridge today. temperatures upper 40s. we'll get cooler the next couple of hours. mid-50s, 55 across the board at noon. up in the north bay a few rogue showers, near the coast, most of us cloudy. we get our wet weather from 7:00 on. i'll show you that hour by hour