biggest businesses in the world. >> president trump tackling economic issues abroad while trouble brews at home. we are hours away from the first official day of the senate impeachment trial. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, january 21st. >> thanks for being here at 6:00 a.m. let's go to meteorologist lisa argen because we're looking at rain. it's already starting now. that's right, reggie, kumasi. it's a level one on our storm impact scale. showers are light. we'll see a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch by the time this is done tonight. locally breezy winds. which canni i you can see a good cell north of petaluma. highway 37 over to american canyon. it's a wet morning for you and back to southern marin and the coast looking into the east bay. some drizzle there union city and fremont. the rain will come throughout

the afternoon hours as the front pushes through. plan on a slow start. mild temperatures today. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, lisa. thank you. happy tuesday, everyone. a live look at the san mateo bridge where we are seeing things pick up. there is a crash i want to get to. two cars blocking one lane before northbound 101 giving you the thumbs up. we have a new crash in pleasant hill, 242 the connector to 680. you can certainly see that backup is beginning to form. >> breaking news, police investigating a shooting in palo alto just after 3:00 on san antonio road and leghorn street. we don't have any details about what's happened. we have reached out to police and as soon as we get them we'll

bring you any updates. building a better bay area on b.a.r.t. and getting those broken escalators fixed. >> whether it's worth the many millions it would cost to install them good morning, amy. >> reporter: imagine this escalator covered with a canopy. b.a.r.t. says it would solve all kinds of issues and riders think they think it's a nice idea. the board is looking at buying 22 canopies like this to cover escalators on market street in san francisco. they would protect the escalators from weather but they would also help with security. officials say they would be able to close and lock the stations at street level because they would have a gate and help people feel safer. riders say they would feel better, too. >> i think it's a great idea especially during weather

conditions. you walk up and it's raining. i think it's a great initiative. >> reporter: bart officials say the canopies that cover an escalator in observing has reduced down time by about 30%. neal hold a press conference about this today and plan to vote this thursday on the idea at the b.a.r.t. board meeting. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >> abc 7 news devoeted a week covering b.a.r.t. you can see all of those stories on our website, abc7news.com. at the live desk president trump is at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, this morning focused on economic issues abroad while the senate impeachment trial is set to begin.

when asked why it's better to be in switzerland than washington, d.c., here is what he had to say. >> the witch-hunt has been going on for years and frankly it's disgraceful. we look forward to being here, meeting with the biggest companies in the world, the biggest businesses in the world and world leaders all for the benefit of the united states. >> president trump gave a speech at the forum. he said since he took office the u.s. has enjoyed a, quote, great american comeback. he went on to say the u.s. is in the midst of a, quote, economic boom that the world has never seen before. reggie? in the east bay oakland police found a car involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed a mother of seven. family and friends are urging the driver to come forward. loved ones held a candlelight vigil at the spot where miesha singleton was killed friday afternoon. at one point her husband yelled at drivers he thought were speeding along 98th avenue. city leaders and police echoed the message of singleton's loved

ones. >> we need your help to bring the driver to justice and we want that person to come in. miesha wasn't about vengeance. >> do the right thing and turn yourself in. we have a grieving family who lost a loved one. >> police say video cameras near the scene have helped their investigation into singleton's death. happening today a chance to provide input on how california prevents and controls wildfires. a wildfire safety advisory board in sacramento. that board is made up of experts in the field. how they are working to reduce wildfire risks that includes public safety power shutoffs. the public is encouraged to come and discuss the group's priorities and wildfire mitigation plans. bracing for higher uber fares. drivers will be allowed to set

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good tuesday morning. that level one system is with us. we have rain throughout the bay area mainly in the north bay and as we look at live doppler 7 check out vallejo taking you into santa rosa. back to bodega bay and marshall, highway 29 through martinez it's been light and showery and into marin county, mill valley, into the south bay it has been drizzle this is the warm front. the cold front is still offshore. we'll see the bulk of the activity move through the bay area in the north bay. it's 11:30 but it will take until about 3:00, 4:00 to pass the central bay and then the south bay for the evening commute. this morning i think jobina said she saw some rain drops, too. i did. good morning, lisa. thank you. so, yes, look at our camera, san

rafael, 101, the raindrop lets on the camera, slick conditions reported on the road. take your time so we don't see any spinouts. so far at the golden gate bridge things are looking dry. i will keep you posted if i start to see rain coming down in that area. i want to get to this crash in pleasant hill. southbound 242, the connector to southbound 680 moving over to the peninsula. this investigation in a shooting between lake horn street and charleston road is shut down while palo alto police investigate. >> thank you, jobina. a father jumps to the rescue. >> this video showing how he saves a toddler from the jaws of a mountain lion is just kind of hard to watch. >> a live look outside at 6:10 this morning.

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drivers who take passengers from airports in santa barbara, palm springs can charge up to five times the fare uber sets on a ride. the new feature is only a test and hasn't started in any bay area airports. it's a change in order to comply with california's new worker law. a north bay elementary school is holding an open house after a sign with racist undertones was discovered. it was found last month over the marquee at san pedro elementary school in san rafael. here is a photo from the city school showing the sign that reads got english? the majority of students at san pedro are hispanic. the superintendent says the message is, quote, an expression of ignorance, hate and racism. school officials will be at the open house. the gym isn't just for people, a san jose woman's dog joined in on the class and she shared this video of her dog named tesla getting it. look at tesla. >> so you can see

burpees. tesla has her own version. so her owner says that she loves doing burpees and learning new tricks. >> that is the most adorable thing. >> that's cute, right? >> it would make burpees feel a little bit better because everyone knows they are the hardest thing on earth to accomplish. >> your dog doesn't do that, reggie? >> my dog does not do it. my dog barely does anything that i ask him to do. maybe an early start this morning. we do have the showers. it's been raining in the north bay. a level one system. light rain showers to move from north to south throughout the bay today. we even have some drizzle in parts of the east bay looking at breezy to gusty winds. live doppler 7 lit up good, green, embedded yellow here

where we're looking at a pretty good shower from petaluma taking you south through lakeville highway and look at this little cluster south of sears point, the san pablo bay around american canyon. some showers, san rafael, the east bay. we're looking at 30 to 35 mile wind gusts out of the south this morning. it is mile. 50 in campbell. 46 in napa with some fog in the north bay. how much milder? here is the front as it sweeps through the north bay. noontime it's wet but it's the second half of the day where the front pushes through the east bay bringing the gusty winds, the south bay. it does get hung up on the peninsula and the south bay for the evening commute. low to mid-50s north. a morning rain event.

afternoon the rain, even some drizzle this morning in the east bay, the peninsula looking at the showers throughout the evening. the accuweather forecast, our level 1 system today. a milder afternoon. brighter skies, low to mid-60s. the coast even bay and inland, i should say. even the coast warming up. inland numbers have been so, so cool. by the weekend we're back into more rain. jobina, good morning. >> lisa, thank you. she was spotting somehowers in concord, some rain reported there. a crash, two cars involved. one lane is blocked. take your time because the speeds are low as we approach the scene of the crash, southbound 242. speeds around 10 and 4 miles an hour. a new stalled car 680 before el cerro boulevard in danville. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 5:14.

cash lanes are looking pretty clear. reggie and kumasi? "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> and ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. nice to be with both of you this morning. it's a tuesday here on "gma." we are hours away from that historic day o capitol hill, the trial of president trump is happening. both sides preparing for a huge battle. we have everything you need to know this morning as it all gets under way. robin's interview with ozzy osbourne and sharon. what he wants fans to know. plus, the tiktok video that helped save a user's life. what viewers spotted that sent him to the doctor and helped him so much. we have another one of these, the debt free decade series, great viewer response so far. we'll share the story of one couple who paid off more than $100,000 in debt all with their side hustle coming up on "gma"

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good tuesday morning. back to work and school and we have rain to greet you. it's been heavier in parts of the bay.

american canyon and highway 12 back westward. we see crockett and black point and also have had the rain up to santa rosa and berkeley. overall we still have the front that has to push on through the bay area. so it's mist and drizzle, a little breezy and then we'll look for midafternoon rain and some spots will see a wet commute tonight. we'll talk about it. >> all right, lisa, thank you. a mountain lion was euthanized after officials say it attacked a 3-year-old boy. >> he was hiking with his family when the big cat just pounced. officials say the mountain lion grabbed the boy by the neck. so his dad threw a backpack at the animal and it let the boy go, grabbed the bag, jumped into a tree. fellow hikers watching all of this were stunned. >> it was a little unnerves but it had a backpack in its mouth. it kind of caught us off guard.

we didn't know why it had a backpack. >> the 3-year-old is recovering in the hospital from some bites and scrapes. he's expected to be okay. people who live in the area said there have been at least five mountain lion sightings in just the last four days. it's not clear if the cat euthanized was the same one they've seen days before. a bay area man is raising money for charity by running eight marathons in just eight days on seven continents. this is brendan watkins. he's running the triple eight quest to raise money for lucille packard children's fund which provides care for children and expectant mothers. he finished his first yesterday in new zealand. today he will run in australia and then tomorrow in singapore. when he's done, he will have run nearly 210 miles in eight days. we salute you. i don't know how you're doing it, sir. >> he's just going to come back to ice, a lot of ice.

hot tub. >> massages. 15 oscar nominated short films are headed to theaters next week. >> they announced the films nominated in live action and documentary will debut in new york on the 29th and select theaters on the 31st. abc 7 the only place you can see the oscars. >> a twist to the battle over a west oakland house. what the property manager is offering to the women evicted from the house. >> reporter: neighbors here are waking up to awful news that one of their neighbors died in a mobile home fire overnight. what we're learning about the victim and another victim transported to the hospital. the very latest coming up in just a bit. i'm elizabeth hur on capitol hill where today president trump's impeachment trial officially gets under way.

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day, president trump's senate trial set to begin in a few hours. >> the witch-hunt has been going on for years. >> the president defending himself before his big speech. neighbors wake up to a mobile home fire in sunnyvale. >> they had about four or five firemen with the hose trying to go through every window in the house. >> scattered showers, lisa argen is tracking a storm. and we have the t-shirt everyone is talking about ahead of the super bowl featuring a shirtless jimmy g. and good morning. it is tuesday, january 21st. welcome back, kumasi. we missed you for a couple days. >> i missed you but i had fun. >> her birthday trip. >> i'm happy to be back. >> we missed you and we missed

some rain. i mean, we had that big storm last thursday and this is a little one but enough to mess you up after the holiday. light rain showers. they've been moderate and that's where we're going to take a look as we go closer in right now into and around vallejo. highway 80, american canyon, crockett and martinez. as we go up to the north, it's been scattered now from santa rosa to sonoma. dylan beach. in through marin county it's been raining and san francisco now some light showers around daly city and south city f. you're heading to the airport keep that in mind. concord looking wet and some drizzle all the way down into the east bay and san jose. we'll time out the front coming up. jobina? thank you, lisa. good morning and happy tuesday to you. starting off with san jose, 87, a nice clear ride this morning. to a couple issues we're following right now starting off with a closure we were alerted to by the palo alto police

department due to a shooting in a parking lot of a business that happened around 3:00 this morning. eastbound san antonio road between leghorn street and charleston road is shut down while that investigation continues. moving forward up to danville now southbound 680 before el cerro boulevard a stalled car is blocking a lane. causing a slowdown. we'll leave you with a live look at emeryville. 80 has lots of headlights moving to the maze. reggie and kumasi? thanks, jobina -- oh, i'll do it, jobina. we're talking about this person who died in this solo crash in san leandro this morning. it happened between merced street and 680. police have not shared any details about what caused the accident and the victim's name has not been released. sunnyvale police investigating a late night mobile home fire that left a person dead. >> that's where we find abc 7

news reporter julian glover live. >> reporter: good morning to you both. this morning so many of the neighbors here are beginning to head in for work stopping, looking around wondering what happened last night learning the awful news one of their neighbors was killed in a house fire. we know the smoke and flames started showing at 10:00 last night when the department of public safety started coming to the home and trying to knock down the fire as quickly as possible. we're told when they got to the home they discovered two victims inside the mobile home. one of them being transported to the hospital. the other pronounced dead there at the house. listen in to what neighbors say. >> four or five firemen with the house trying to get it through every window in the house, going out and doing the front. they had already gotten one gentleman out of the house and

were doing chest compressions on him. >> reporter: they were not able to save one of the victims inside. we're work to go learn the condition of the person transported to the hospital and learn more about the identity of the person killed in the house fire here. such sad news to be waking up to this morning. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you, julian, for that update. >> in just a few hours the historic impeachment trial of president trump in the senate is set to start. the first full day of trial could be something like a political food fight. >> democrats aren't into it. elizabeth? >> reporter: all along republicans have made it very clear they want this trial to be over very quickly and if they

get their way this could be over next week. ahead of the historic impeachment showdown democrats blasting republicans. >> senator mcconnell's resolution is a national disgrace. >> reporter: chuck schumer slamming mitch mcconnell's proposed resolution which gives the two sides two days each, 24 hours in all to make their opening arguments and then 16 hours of questions from senators. after that the debate over the issue of witnesses. >> it's clear mcconnell is hellbent on making it much more difficult to get witnesses and documents and intent on rushing the trial through. >> reporter: this as president trmp's lawyer argue in their 110-page brief the process has violated every precedent and every principle of fairness with alan dershowitz claiming the articles of impeachment do not rise to the levels of high

crimes and misdemeanors as the constitution requires. >> the articles of impeachment are two noncriminal actions -- >> reporter: but dershowitz himself said the exact opposite 21 years ago during the impeachment. >> it doesn't have to be a crime. >> reporter: and this was dershowitz on cnn explaining his contradiction. >> so you were wrong -- >> no, i wasn't wrong. i have a more sophisticated basis for my argument having read justice curtis' opinion and other opinions. >> reporter: as for president trump right now he's in switzerland and he told reporters he is there and not here in washington for his own impeachment. he said this is a total hoax. live on capitol hill, i'm

elizabeth hur for abc 7 news. and california's primary moved up from june to march 3rd. we'll vote on super tuesday making california even more important in the overall race. voter registration is due february 18th and you can request a vote by mail ballot up until february 25th. our new series called chasing california leads up to the presidential ply marimary on abc7news.com. a major news development in the fight over a west oakland house. there's a deal to sell the home to the oakland moms who were illegally occupying it. wedgwood properties says it will negotiate in good faith to sell the magnolia street house to an oakland nonprofit. that group will fix it up and allow the women to move back in. the women began squatting in that house in november. they stayed there until last week when sheriff's deputies enforced a judge's order to evict them. if you get bad migraines, you may be out of luck. pharmacies are running out after common painkiller. looking live at the new york

stock exchange, we are slightly down. plus the billion dollar employee bonus, what delta is doing that will have you perhaps reconsidering your job. >> i love my job, reggie. >> but do you get cookies? >> i don't. >> think about it. just think about it. >> this has me questioning some things. >> no, no, don't do that. >> those cookies a good, lisa. >> we get treats here, right? >> we do. >> how about rain for your treat, getting back to school and work not so great. it's certainly slowin you down but it isn't even here yet and we're seeing cells around vallejo, san pablo bet and wet up in santa rosa. westward to the coast and as we go eastward into the north. some showers and back along the coast where it's been very light but vallejo has been wet.

over into the east bay around martinez and concord. san francisco a few showers. back eastward things are getting going here. the front is still offshore. as you look at our time line 11:30, moderate rain down along the coast. by 3:00, 4:00 it's in san francisco, it's over into oakland, hayward and then by the evening it's going to hang out from half moon bay. scattered light amounts. about a tenth from fremont, a couple hundredths in mountain view. looking at the winds that will accompany the front. it will be breezy. it's the kind of a day where if you don't have to go out or if you do use caution. the streets are damp and temperatures are on the mild

side. enjoy it. we're looking at dry weather, mild weather after this. jobina? a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. not seeing any problems on the bridge but as lisa mentioned we are seeing showers, so take your time this morning. some rain reported in oakland. 880 here no problems that i am seeing and the rain is not coming through just yet. the ferries are on time. ace 1 is still operating on a ten minute delay. over to a few issues especially to a new one, the palo alto police department is letting us know about a shooting investigation that happened at 3:00 this morning. eastbound san jose at san antonio road between leghorn street and charleston road is shut down because of that investigation. move over

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good morning to you. we're starting out with our storm impact scale, lock look at all the returns. highway 29, crockett and martinez has been wet and scattered. out to west marin, also up towards concord and antioch, livermore, some light activity and even further to the south. this is just priming the atmosphere for the front on the way. on and off rain with those breezy winds. at the live desk officials say the new deadly corona virus affecting more than 200 people in china has been transmitted between humans, at least six people have died from the virus. two cases of person-to-person transmission have been confirmed in china. officials linked it to a large

seafood market in wuhan where many cases originated. dr. jennifer ashton on how it's affecting the united states. >> u.s. public health officials are still saying that the risk to the u.s. population is low but we have to be clear we don't yet know how the virus spreads. we don't know how severe it is. >> the cdc is screening passengers arriving at sfo from wuhan. the number of people being screened is small. only 150 passengers arrived from wuhan in the last year. the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting tomorrow to talk about the virus. reggie? a new hampshire father killed a coyote with his barehands after it attacked his toddler. he says the coyote lunged toward him while hiking with his son. the animal then tried to grab the child. that's when he wrestled the coyote.

>> had its out? here, pushed it into the snow and took my hand and got on its windpipe as best i could and tried to pin it. never underestimate the power of survival, i suppose. that coyote was very much interested in living. so were we. >> that coyote bit him on his chest and now he and others who were also bitten are wait to go find out if it had rabies. i hope it did not. tests are being performed on the animal. >> some drugstores across the count count country can't stock up on ex set rin. ex cedric extra strength and migraine are being discontinued for now. >> building a better bay area on b.a.r.t. means fixing escalators

that are notoriously broken. >> one of the solutions is to put canopies over entrances. b.a.r.t. will decide this week if it will be worth the many millions of dollars it would cost to make that happen. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the montgomery station with more on this. amy? >> reporter: imagine a canopy covering this escalator right here. it's starting to drizzle right now. that canopy would protect it from the weather. riders think it's a nice idea. here is what it would look like. the board is thinking of buying 22 canopies to cover escalators on market street in san francisco. canopies would protect the escalators from weather, but b.a.r.t. officials say they would help with security. they would be able to close and lock the station at street level because there would be a gate there with the canopy. employees who open say they would feel safer having the gates locking the stations. some did tell us they wonder

what that would mean for the homeless. >> i have no reason to think that that would do us a disservice. there are a lot of homeless people downstairs that would, i guess -- it would be a disservice to them especially when it's raining. unfortunately, if we were to lock up the stations, but other than that i don't see a problem. >> reporter: questions like that can be asked today. b.a.r.t. is holding a press conference about the canopies later today but they plan to vote thursday at b.a.r.t.'s board meeting. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. delta airlines is thanking its employees for a great 2019. >> handing out $1.6 billion. every eligible employee will

receive a check for 16% of their annual salary, that amounts to an additional two months' pay. this is the second year they've paid out more than a billion dollars to workers. you can see we are down a bit, about 33 points as trading gets under way after that three-day weekend. president trump is speaking to world leaders at the world economic forum. the countdown to super bowl liv is on after the sunday night dominance in the nfc championship game. their blockbuster matchup against the kansas city chiefs will be a much watch. >> what's really getting the attention is this. george kittle's t-shirt sunday night featuring a shirtless jimmy garoppolo. we were able to track down the creators. they started the design website shirtfaced.me. they just rolled the dice hoping someone would wear it. >> last night i heard everyone

and heard george say, i was saving this for a big moment. i was overwhelmed and felt -- it brought a validation, this was a good joke, a good idea. >> it all worked out. >> if you don't have a shirt, you can share your pride, go directly to facebook.com/abc7news. >> i was seriously thinking about buying that shirt. >> you were scrolling yesterday and looking. >> i sure was. they are available. >> i'm about a 2, reggie. >> it's fun. >> good times. i appreciate their hustle, also, blindly sending it and seeing what's going to happen. that's some true business people. >> and they're in college. >> i love it.

>> what was i doing in college? >> not that. definitely not that. >> but look at you now. i mean it. i do mean it. we are getting you set for the rain in the north bay. mist and drizzle. a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch. into the north bay around crockett, martinez, the east bay, highway 4, con court, it's rainy up through american canyon. guerneville and geyserville some showers. tiburon, how about the bay bridge, yes, getting some wet weather there and further to the south san francisco has seen a few light showers and even along the coast highway 1 where we could see a third of an inch. further south has been light.

winds have been gusting from 25 to 35 miles an hour in the upper elevations. with the front, it will be breezy. even though it's a level 1 system it will impact you as you head on out to work and school in the north bay through 1:00 and the push south and east. 5:00 it's kind of rainy out there from the east bay and oakland. it will slow down the front in the east bay. though we're clear for much of the afternoon the south bay will stay wet and showery through about the 6:00, 7:00 hour. breezy, on and off rain. it is mild and sunny through thursday and friday. rain will return over the weekend. good morning, jobina. >> bringing back a look at the richmond/san rafael bridge this morning. things got very slow all of a sudden. slick conditions on the bridge.

they're down to 19 miles an hour even after you get through it. san rafael, 101 right now. you can see the brake lights as people slow down there and we do have an issue we're following in morgan hill now, a three car crash. 101 before coyote creek golf drive. >> thanks, jobina. up next the 7 things you need to know before you go. as we head to break a live look outside. >> there it is. all right, santa cruz. >> beautiful.

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it is now 6:55 and whether you're just joining us, about to go out the door, hopefully with that rain jacket, the 7 things you need to know. number one, one person died after a fire broke out inside a mobile home in sunnyvale at the el dorado mobile home park. paramedics rushed another person to the hospital. number two, in just a few hours the historic impeachment trial of president trump in the senate is set to start. abc news will have live coverage when the trial gets under way around 9:30 this morning. number three, a level one on our storm impact scale bringing light scattered showers throughout the bay area, a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch with breezy winds. number four, a rainy and windy commute this morning. a live look at the bridge.

you can see the raindrop lets on our camera and almost standstill traffic because there is a stalled car on the upper deck heading westbound. number five, b.a.r.t. will vote on buying canopies for the market street station in san francisco. they would purchase 22 of them to cover and protect escalators from the elements. some drugstores are running out of excedrin after a sudden stop in production. they say they've stopped because of inconsistencies with ingredients. miami getting ready for super bowl liv. this is new video of the preparations ahead of the big game between the niners and the chiefs. the countdown now just 12 days away. >> i'm going to be there in spirit. >> where are you going? >> in my mind i'm there but when i looked at the ticket price, i just said, you know what, maybe i'll just buy me a good party. >> we can throw one. >> that's an idea. >> we do have colleagues going. it will be fun to live through

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