just about a half hour ago, president trump became the third u.s. president to be impeached. the house passed the first article of impeachment, abuse of power. the vote is expected any minute on the second article. obstruction of justice. it comes after some six hours of politically charged debate. >> each through this sham impeachment, he will do his job, he will put the american people first. he will tell them that i care about you. he will still put the economy first. >> do you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something, to do something. >> gives you a sense of the passion today members of the house spoke on both sides of this question. not a few moments ago, the obstruction of justice article of impeachment passed in the house. a senate trial is expected to begin in january with republicans in control there. political insiders believe strongly that president trump will be acquitted. the president said he would not

watch the debate or the vote and tonight he arrived in battle creek, michigan for a rally. bay area members of congress urged their fellow lawmakers to impeach president trump. south bay democrat talks about the scandal that toppled president richard nixon. >> president nixon attempted to corrupt elections. his agents broke into the headquarters to get a leg up on the election and like president trump, he tried to cover it up. then he resigned. this is even worse. president trump not only abused his power to help his re-election, he used a foreign government to do it. >> north bay congressman mike thompson raised concerns about foreign governments in u.s. elections. >> every elected official must dedicate themselves to protecting our democracy. no one should invite a foreign country to interfere with our most sacred act of voting. >> lawmakers on both sides cited the constitution and mentioned

key figures in history during today's debate. the bay area republicans are taking a more skeptical look at the hearing and the vote. ahead of the contra cost a republican party tells eric thomas, whatever the president is accused of, it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment. no surprise as to what was on tv in the walnut creek office of county gop chairman matt shoop or which network it was tuned to. his view of the impeachment proceedings tracks what republicans on the judiciary committee and national party officials have been saying. >> they haven't come up with substantive smoking gun, high crimes an misdemeanors to impea impeach. >> another example of how democrats and republicans can look at the same act and see something completely different. democrats on two different house committees allege that president trump solicited political help from ukraine and withheld aid and a meeting with the president until he got it. they say it may not have been

elegantly expressed. >> people like that he's authentic and that he speaks in a way they understand. he's different than a lot of career politicians. that's what makes him good. >> they switched from red to blue over the last two decades. that means from house speaker nancy pelosi on down, democrats dominate the bay area's congressional delegation. they in all likelihood will join the majority in voting to impeach. shoop believes it will die there. >> i don't believe the senate will convict and remove. he and members of both political parties believe it's such a monumental step, it requires bipartisan support. expecting that is like the bay area expecting a white christmas. in walnut creek, eric thomas, abc 7 news. president trump spoke at a rally in michigan at the same time as the impeachment debate and vote.

>> it's so much fun. they want to impeach you and do worse than that. by the way, by the way, it doesn't really feel like we're being impeached. the country is doing better than ever before. we did nothing wrong. >> before the rally, the president september out a series of tweets calling the process an assault on america. this historic vote may be dividing our nation and teaching a new generation of voters about the process of democracy. reporter kris rayers talked with a -- reyes talked with a high school teacher. >> today is a national civics lesson, though a sad one. i submit these documents for the record and commend them for students to study. >> loretta is a high school teacher in san francisco who is taking those instructions very seriously. >> during the final exam, i had c-span up and put the closed

caption on. if they wanted to take a break, they could see some of the arguments being made. >> the lessons have become way less about theory and textbooks. she says everything she needs to teach her students about american democracy and the constitution can be found by just studying the impeachment proceedings. >> i hope they will take out a greater understanding of how their government works and when it's working for them and maybe when it's not working for them. > at sf state students are taking in the lessons as they watch history unfold and democracy in action. >> it's a very good lesson about constitution and what it means and the vague areas and how we interpret them as members of society. >> we talk about it in my american politics class. kind of the effect it has on people, the effect on the government. >> the impeachment process has had one positive impact on her students. zapping their apathy. >> when i was teaching the

course five years ago, going into the 2016 election, i couldn't get students to tell me who was running for president. and now they definitely are more engaged. >> in san francisco, kris reyes for abc 7 news. as news breaks on the impeachment proceedings, trust the abc 7 news app to send out alerts with the app. you can find out the latest right there on your phone as it happens. we are on storm watch today because of a light level 1 storm. live doppler 7 shows you where the rain is right now. not all the storm is bringing. look at the waves. the waves crashed up and over the seawall. you can blame this rough surf on that storm. rain slicked roadways are a res pie for disaster. around 4:00 this morning, a mercedes spun out on westbound 580 in oakland, started a chain reaction crash that ended in a three-car fatal accident. traffic was stopped in both

directions and officers discovered another hazard on the road. >> traffic was stopped on the eastbound side. a dui driver fell asleep in his car in the traffic here and was arrested. >> as the sun rose and the rain cleared a little, we were treated to this beautiful sight. a rainbow arching over the bay bridge. i can see it there. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking what's left? >> i checked out the end of that rainbow. no pot of gold. let's look at live doppler 7. the rain is winding down. but down in the south bay and i mean all the way down in the southernmost part of our viewing area, still have light scattered showers. mainly over the higher terrain. some areas south of mt. hamilton. it is truly winding down. still, we have wet spots out there and the chance for scattered showers. we'll rank the storm 1 on the impact scale. there are wet spots on the roadways and we expect less

than .2 of an inch of rainfall. it shows the rain continuing to taper off with showers lighter and more widespread approaching midnight. the overnight hours, starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning, look for virtually no rain at all. it's possible you see a couple light passing showers in the northernmost part of our viewing area today. generally, a dry day tomorrow. but as i mentioned, another stronger storm is coming our way for the weekend. a closer look at that in a few minutes. dan and ama. thank you so much. this is san francisco international airport. that's where weather is causing flight delays and cancellations. 420 flights have been delayed, 47 others canceled. the wind is blowing the opposite direction than it normally does. you can go to abc7news.com to find out why flight patterns shift when the weather changes. santa clara county, a major victory for a small congregatioi

congregation. county supervisors unanimously approved permits for the south valley islamic community after years of legal action from opponents. chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: members of the south valley islamic kpunt in south santa clara county are one step closer to building the campus of their dreams after the county board of supervisors voted to approve it. >> we've been working on this project and talking about it in since the '80s. >> they've been down this work before to see the project stalled by legal challenges. some harassed over the phone and even received death threats. >> when you see any group or any american citizen and community member being targeted, it's in violation of what america was founded on, which is religious freedom. citing traffic and safety concerns, the 30 square foot pro

secretary jekt, including an islamic cemetery is too big for san martin. the san martin neighborhood alliance is one of two groups that previously filed appeals against the project. >> wee were painted as islam foebs, white supremacists, et cetera. while there were some comments, those were not from our >> they're going to fight a group of rv parks, including one built next to the mosque. >> we're sorry this had to become a divisive issue for the community. we'd like to go forward with a more unified approach. the sbic is plans to find a -- if it's worth it to you and important to you, you keep fighting for it. sn >> the fight to build.

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raiders are leaving for las vegas. what they're leaving behind are a bunch of fans and $65 million of debt. phil ma tier is here speak wg sports director larry beil. >> dan, thanks. we should start with the origin of the debt. this goes back to 25 years ago when the raiders left l.a. to come back to oakland and then -- >> wait, wait, wait. the raiders left oakland to go to l.a. >> then came back. >> with the promise of a new stadium or at least a completely made over stadium and revitalized, plus oakland would pick up the expenses for their headquarters and training facility and all the relocation fees. let's be clear on something. the raiders don't owe the money. the deal was they weren't going to put any money up or borrow any money or back the deal.

it was the taxpayers of oakland and alameda county that said we're going to do this for the team. they took on the debt. it's the city and county' debt and it's $65 million. if it was paid off today, if they keep making the payments they're making, which is about $11 million a year, it will be 75 million. >> as is often the case in con str strux deals, the taxpayers are left holding the bag. the raiders are off to vegas. the warriors to san francisco. you have a football/baseball stadium, the a's are still there, but the arena is for all intents and purposes going to be empty on a lot of night. >> it is. it's interesting. what happened is the idea was they were going to sell psls, personal seat licenses, something the giants did. the 49ers did, the warriors did with chase center. back then it was just getting

started. it cratered. it never worked out. the taxpayers have been paying 11 million d a year. that could go to money for police, homeless services, could go to all these different things. they've been paying $11 million each to pay off that debt. so where does it go from here? one of the ideas is the a's are saying, we'll pay you $75 million for our share of the stadium and the entire city complex and you can go retire your debt. right? some people say we don't want to go with that. it's really up in the air. as is stands right now, everybody gets to keep paying while the raiders go to las vegas. >> one of the things i thought was interesting in the article you wrote was the comment from former oakland city councilman who said he thinks that the a's will end up leaving oakland as well. he's not inside anymore. because that was like the political third rail, that whole deal. why? >> it's interesting.

the raider deal had such an impact on the bay area. it was the end of public financing for sports. the 49ers had to build their own, so did the giants. he's basically saying there's not the wherewithal or the money for the a's. like it or not, it's going to take public funding. whether it's paying for the stadium or infrastructure. but it costs. it costs money, big money. the risk is very big. it's interesting when the deals come through, communities look at them and go, it's like buying a big screen tv for your house. we won't go out as much. we'll stay at home, save on -- you're not saving anything. okay? you buy a big screen tv. you buy a big screen tv. you want major league sports. you put up major league money. the a's are the only team left. this is to be continued.

you can read phil's columns in the san francisco column every wednesday and sunday. thanks. >> we have new developments now out of the east bay. once the dog stolen in fremont last week has bb found. police posted pictures and video of unique. the dog was found in oakland. she was sold with someone but will be reunited with her owner. she was in a transportation van that was stolen in fremont last monday. the van was recovered in oakland with 24 dogs inside. one dog, though, is still missing. it's a 3-month-old english bulldog. there is a reward for his safe return. a san francisco woman is sparing no ens expense trying to find her stolen dog. >> she's searching ground to air in hopes of getting her beloved jackson back. >> reporter vic lee is on that story. >> on saturday, emily left her dog tied up outside the grocery

store in bernal heights. >> it was five minutes. >> gone was her five-month-old miniature australian -- >> he's truly my whole life. he's a true family member. >> security camera footage shows a man walking toward the bench was jackson was tied up much here's a good cloetsup of the person. she's tried everything to get jackson back. on sunday, she and her friends handed out hundreds of flyers. she's launched a website. you can donate money toward a reward on her go fund me account. she's already raised $6,000. >> there's going to be a cap at $7,000. the rest of money goes to rocket dog rescue. they've been so kind in helping me. >> she's got jackson on the dating app tinder which has wide appeal among people her age. >> my dog is 49 years old on there. he's actually just five. i know that a 5-year-old can't be on tinder. >> so far no luck.

now at that letter mow is reaching new heights, literally. she's hired an airplane to fly a banner. www.bring jackson home.com it reads. it wasn't cheap. but i'll do anything for my dog. >> she's learned a lesson. >> no matter what on streets, in the light of day. please don't leave your dogs outside. >> conrad was vigilant when he left his dog tied outside the same grocery store. >> i had my eye on the dock. i heard my neighbor talked about it as well. >> the word has gotten around. just in case, take another good look at jackson. vic lee, abc 7 news. good looking dog. we'll keep you posted if we hear anything about it. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> ama and dan. as one storm winds down, another one is developing.

here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see, not much rain falling in the bay area right now. what is showing up on the radar screen is up in the -- higher elevations as well. not so much is hitting the ground where people live and drive. here's a live view. embarcadero center. temperature readings around 54, 55 degrees. just about everywhere in san francisco, oakland. half moon bay, gilroy. here's the view from emeryville. looking around the bay bridge, we have readings in the low 50s at santa rosa, petaluma. mid to upper 40s at napa and concord. the view from the south beach camera. downtown san francisco along the bay bridge, these are forecast features. few more light showers before they wind down. mostly cloudy and dry the next few days. a stronger storm arrives this weekend much our current storm or what's left of it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. a few more scattered showers may

fall tonight. we expect a couple hundredths of an inch of measurable rain if that much. here's the forecast animation. notice how spotty the showers will be and they'll pretty much end overnight. there will be wet roadways for tomorrow morning's commute. likely will not be much rain or any rain falling at that time. it continues for the bay area through tomorrow. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow in the mid to upper 50s. here's the accuweather, seven-day forecast. after two mostly cloudy and mainly dry days, tomorrow and thursday, look for a rainy, windy storm. ranking 2 on the impact scale. it will linger into sunday but weakening to a 1. there's a slight chance of a storm. but it will be a mainly dry day. not for long. tuesday and wednesday, another light storm moves in. it's a pretty wet pattern ahead with a few breaks here and there. >> all right. thanks, spencer.

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this shocking photo was leaked from a police station in rome showing an 18-year-old from

marin county handcuffed and blindfolded before his interrogation. >> today italian authorities announced three mifrs associated with that picture -- police officers associated with that picture and the case are >> dan noyes is here with more. >> two officers face charges for the blindfold and the photograph and another for lying about a potential part of the case. >> just hours after 35-year-old deputy brigadier was stabbed to death in rome, two young men from the bay area were under arrest in their hotel room. 19-year-old finnegan elder claimed it was self-defense and he didn't know regular a was an officer. another man from mill valley pushed a different officer away and ran off. this is the photograph that stunned so many people.

natali blindfolded in a police station before his interrogation. she covers the courts in rome and wrote the story about the blindfold. >> that was horrible to see and it was horrible for us, even for italians to see. i figure for americans it was even worse, you know. >> she tells me the officer who placed the blindfold on natali was exceeding his authority as was the officer who took the picture and up loaded it to into app groups. he's accused of leaking details. >> it said that the two guys were trying to buy trucks. and because it was not proved yet and not -- it was the first day. >> a third officer faces a charge of lying to investigators. he said his partner, gave him his service weapon at the hospital after that fatal fight when in fact neither officer was armed when they approached that

street corner for a prearranged meeti meeting. he faces a dereliction of duty charge for not bringing his weapon. >> he grew up in italy and still does work there and is monitoring the case. >> the defense will do a good job, no doubt about that. they'll make whatever use out of the police behavior. as we all know, in that country and our country, police behavior isn't necessarily what gets a case won. it happens all the time. police don't behave well all of the time. >> gabe natali's father arrived in rome this morning. this is video from him this summer after visiting his son is summer. >> we don't have any comment. we look forward to justice running its course. in an exclusive interview this summer, he told me it didn't feel good to see that photo. about his son's arrest, you fee emptiness. it feels like the world is crashing in on you. >> the trial for the two young

men starts in about two months. >> all right. thank you, dan. the flu season has turned deadly in marin county. health officials say the virus claimed two lives this year. one patient was hospitalized in the last week of november passed away. another died the first week of december. flu season hit earlier than usual. the elderly and young children are particularly at risk. symptoms of the flu include fever, body aches, coughing and fatigue. several east bay families who are already going through a tough time received a special holiday gift today. wanting to help ensure that their children received the life-saving medical care they need. laura anthony has the story from oakland. part of our efforts to build a better bay area. >> five, four, three, two, whoo! >> this is a moment these families never imagined. the moment they saw at least part of their tremendous burden

lifted. >> i'm happy and thankful for this special gift. >> unique walker say foster mom caring for three young children who all need regular treatment at children's hospital. she's been shuttling them from her home in pitsburg to oakland without a car. >> this is a total blessing. >> good christmas. >> the best christmas ever. >> four families received refurbished cars from geico. a part of 12 cars for christmas campaign. caliber collision did the makeovers. >> awesome. >> for these families, it's not just a better car. it's a car. >> absolutely. a lot of them were taking public transportation, some were walking to their medical appointments. >> for these families already going through so much, this gift of reliable transportation can go a long way in easing at least part of their burden. >> oh, my god. i love it. >> anna cornelius has been

renting a car at least once a mont to get her daughter from sacramento to oakland for blood transfusions. >> now i can come to the hospital without worrying and without the expense. it's been way too much. >> thank you everyone for giving us this car. all of this. merry christmas to all. >> oakland, laura anthony. >> so nice. >> it takes a lot to survive the bay area's high cost of living. >> it sure does. meet a group of high school counselors. they kept hearing students say prices would push them away. they decided to do something about it. >> it's part of building a better bay area. your personal information is likely on sale at a deep discount on the dark web. i'll michael finney.

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we keep hearing how high school graduates can't live here at minimum wage jobs so they move away. >> two high school counselors are hoping to change that. their mission, they hope will

build a better bay area. >> david louie has their story. rosie is resigned she'd have to move away when she graduates high school next spring. >> considering how high rent is in the bay area, it's crazy. i do like -- it's hard to find jobs that pay, like 100k. >> she attended a career event that changed her mind. about 50 representatives from various trades, public safety agencies, transit systems and companies opened their eyes that there are unfilled jobs that pay 100k or more. there are success stories, such as a 2016 graduate from san mateo high. >> started working with cal train and moved his way up. now he's an engineer. he's making over $100,000. >> that's after three years? >> i believe so. >> the shortage of construction workers in the bay area draws from people from the central

valley. some get discouraged. >> my daughter moved to dallas a couple years ago. it was hard for her to find a job in her field around here and be able to pay her rent shall her bills, her car payment. everything. >> but by sharing career opportunities right here, the migration to find work elsewhere might let people stay in the bay. when work began on stay in the bay 100k, there was concern there might not be much of a turnout. but because of the success, they hope it's an annual event. they hope it's long-term impact of families staying together in the bay. david louie, abc 7 news. stay in the bay. that's a great effort. >> absolutely. the cost of living is an issue not only for students, but also for teachers. we spent a week digging into the struggles that teachers face in the bay area. all of our stories are in one place. on abc7news.com/better bay area. >> take a look when you have the time. today's light storm is tapering off. the rain will return this

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breaches for 50 bucks. 20 bucks. >> norton reports there have been 4 billion records breached so far in 2019. catch tal one, door dash and viet have been hit this year. >> there are certain shops, abcs, vending carts. these are places where the credit cards are traded. >> not only are credit card numbers for sale. so are email addresses complete with passwords. you can monitor fraud by using your mobile app to keep close charges made to your accounts. for email addresses, it's easier. type in an email address to see if you've been compromised. i posted a link on abc7news.com. crooks get into the dark web to make the purchases by winning the trust of those behind it. once in, criminals travel

through secret passageways or nodes. each node leads to another node and another until you lose track of where you are. >> that helps camouflage your i.p. address. >> that hops through different node and creates anonymity. >> activity is so prolific. the san francisco office the fbi set up a cyber squad specifically to focus on the dark web and all of its criminal activity. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 415-954-8151. you can reach me through my facebook page on abc7news.com. >> it is so creepy that -- >> a holiday sale. >> your stuff. your perm information. >> awful. >> thanks, michael. let's focus on the rain returning to the bay area. >> spencer christian has it.

>> ama and dan, the current storm is winding down. a bigger storm is developing. here's live doppler 7, you can see light scattered showers down in the higher elevations of the south bay. by that, i mean, the mountains. the storm ranks a 1 on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity. for the remainder of the night, there's a chance of light scattered showers. additional rainfall measurements, a couple hundredths of an inch. overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 40s. little chillier in the far north. lakeport dropping into the upper 30s and tomorrow, look for mostly cloudy skies. little break of sunshine here or there. there's a chance of light spotty showers moving through the northernmost part of viewing area. maybe as far south as cloverdale. let's look ahead to the next storm on saturday. the forecast animation starting at 5:00 a.m. saturday.

pretty we had by midday saturday and midnight. wet weather across the bay area. snow in the mountains. the sierra, snow by sunday. rain lingers here in the bay area on sunday. it doesn't look like it's going to break up and wind down until sometime on monday. so we've got a pretty wet system coming our way. the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the next storm ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. it will bring heavier rain, locally heavy downpours tapering off to rain and showers on sunday. little bit of a break on monday and then another light storm comes in tuesday and wednesday. so it's going to be an active weather week leading into christmas. >> sure looks like it. lot to about in sports. some football. >> big day for recruits. the son of an nfl hall of famer will be playing his college football in the bay area. richard sherman could not

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good evening. when the 49ers are healthy, they may be the best team in the nfl. health is a major concern. it's unclear when dee ford will be back. he's been dealing with a hamstring injury. on that subject, richar sherman will play on saturday. saturday being the key against the rams. sherman missed the loss against the falcons. might have been been a different outcome if he had been out there. he's been a full participant in

practice this week. good to go against the rams. he will not be playing on sunday. >> i don't each know what's happening on sunday. saturday i'll be out there. i'm just messing with you. i'll be out there on saturday. no question. nothing i need -- i've gone through practice. we had a full speed practice. no tweaks, nothing to be concerned about on my end. we feel comfortable about that, they feel comfortable about it. >> the raiders have two games left. trent brown will not be appeari appearing. he'll miss the final two games. he's got a peck injury. i don't know how he played last week. he's unlikely to go sunday. here's chris alvarez with the raiders as they look to snap a four-game slide against the chargers. >> the raiders and chargers set to renew their rivalry on sunday. while the raiders played their final home game last weekend.

this will feel very much like a home game. >> the chargers fans are trying not to sell it to raiders fans. they try at least. raider support in los angeles is unbelievable. >> you're playing at a venue where it's really a temporary venue for them. >> a lot of respect for the rivalry wherever we play it. >> there's one constant. philip rivers as the chargers quarterback. >> he talks trash to our defense and coaches and all those kind of things but you respect him. he oesn't cross the line. >> one of the premier quarterbacks. one of the all-time trash talkers. >> p.g., too. they do need a lot to work in their favor. they're going to play the chargers in l.a. then they'll wrap up the regular season in denver a week from

sunday. with the raiders, chris alvarez, abc 7, sports. thank you, chris. hard to be a pg trash talker. crust me? sanford's disa pointing season has not slowed them down on the recruiting trail. they made a splash i signing signing the son of emmitt smith. >> the next four years, i'm going to stanford universiy. >> mom is ecstatic. dad is like what just happened here? ej smith from jesuit college prep. he's the th overall ranked recruit from espn. four-star recruit. he's great in school. getting into stanford academical academically, that softened the blow for dad. pushing for ace alma mater, florida. >> i'm going to wear this hat. >> that's right. i can wear the hat. he doesn't have to wear this hat. his daddy went here. that doesn't mean my son has to

go here. at the end of the day, my son has his own journey. it is his journey, not my journey. for him to do the things that is best for him is what we teach all of our children. >> nice. >> stanford, they fail to qualify for a bowl game for the first time in a decade. the cardinal, they have a lot of players transferring. kj costello just ten entered the transfer portal. david shaw said rumors of his program's demise are greatly exaggerated. >> from the outside looking in, whether it's media or alumni or just people that want to cast the first stone, our stance sometimes, the doom and gloom nature of a difficult season x but inside the program, there's energy and enthusiasm and excitement. and i think you see that with this class that we have. >> little feisty today. cal continues to build under coach wilcox. they signed 25 players. headline by dj rogers out of

washington. he chose cal over alabama and lsu. he'll be a nice weapon for gar bers and. playing arizona state in hoops. up 51-19. they've hit nine threes in the first half. >> that's at the half. 51. >> thamgs, larry. join us tonight at 11:00. another thing to worry about if you're traveling this holiday season. how to protect yourself from juice jacking at the airport. >> no kidding. caught in the act. wait until you see what this food delivery driver does after dropping off the meal. tonight at 8:00, live in front of a studio audience, all in the family and good times. blackish, followed by mixedish and abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that does it for us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. all of us, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 11:00.

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