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pistol whip. as they chased the honda civic at speeds up to 70 miles per hour, northwest of petaluma, they are unaware the person behind the wheel is actually the owner, david ward. who reported the car stolen. when he stops, there is a violent confrontation, attempting to get him out of the car. we want to warn you, it is disturbing to watch >> get out of the car. >> all right, i'm getting out. [ screaming ] >> the deputies used a taser and hold on him. when they finally got him out they realized he was not breathing. the cold front ambulance and started cpr themselves. he was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. it is not clear how he ended up behind the wheel of his own carjacked vehicle. a man who had been living with him has been charged with the theft and with attacking him.

meanwhile, the deputy in the video seen pulling him out of the car, charles blunt, has been fired. a second deputy involved, jason lytle, has been placed on administrative leave, pending the outcome of the internal investigation. a traffic alert in south bay. an overturned big rig is blocking highway 237 in san jose nearthe is in road exit. this all unfolded this morning. officials say a mobile crane was traveling westbound when it swerved to avoid collision. the driver lost control flipping over the center divide. the big rig landed on its side and spilled 200 gallons of fuel across the freeway. the chp says, the driver was not there is a injured. out east and westbound lanes of highway 237 remain closed. officials are warning drivers reopen. live look at sfo, fog i

contributing to delays right now. at last check, 215 flights have been delayed 20 are canceled. >> fog was a big problem this morning. widespread and dense in spots. it has not completely given up. as we overlook the bay, you can see the diablo range. visibility is on the low side to over a mile and a half. in santa rosa, three quarters of a mile. even as it repeat and present santa rosa to 10 miles. it will set a trend. things will continue to improve as the day goes on. we get an increase in clouds tomorrow. mild temperatures for saturday continue. a pretty good rainmaker moving in late on saturday. and sunday. we will cover more in a few minutes. let's get to kpix , live at

sfo. we have anne makovec. >> reporter: 20 cancellations and 215 delays already here at sfo. the holiday travel season is already beginning. the security lines are long, as thousands of travelers begin their holiday journeys. >> i am going to see my family. >> reporter: she and hundreds s >> we are delayed one or two hours. >> reporter: aaa says 7 million americans are flying this holiday season. the most since 2003. >> it is such up building delay. had to catch up? >> the fog is burning off. we hope it allows airlines will

get back on track. flights up and down the west coast are 50 to 70 nutes. >> >> reporter: her family is headed to the east coast. >> we are going to egypt and jordan. >> reporter: not your typical holiday destination, but the reason for the timing is familiar here. >> this was the only time we had off of school and could do the trip. >> reporter: they have contingency plans for delays. >> i will play my favorite video games. what do you do? it is the holidays. >> reporter: of course, we are expecting rain this weekend. and also throughout next week. we could see more weather related delays. live at sfo, anne makovec, kpix 5 . officials at oakland international airport say where than 25,000 flights are going out today the airport is expected to state extra busy

until january 5. we are waiting to hear back from san jose. mexican authorities are investigating a collision between 2 cruise ships inside the port of cozumel. the carnival ship, glory, was maneuvering to dock and another carnival ship, "the legend. " one passenger suffered a minor injury. wind and currents are being blamed. it is not the collision will affect the ship itinerary. to capitol hill, a live look and democrats in public are at an impasse over how and impeachment trial should run in the senate. democrats to hear from key witnesses, such as acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. and former nationals gritty advisor, john bolton, who did not testify before the republicans are pushing back. >> calling the chief of staff and national security advisor, it is way out of bounds. >> house speaker nancy pelosi

says, she will hold off on sending the articles of impeachment to the senate until parameters for a trial are out. meanwhile the first daughter and senior advisor to the president, ivanka trump, telling face the nation, this is focused on the president and his base. >> he is energized. as our 63 million+ voters, who elected him to office. >> evangelical christians, who overwhelmingly supported the president, are waking up to an editorial today in ""christianity today"" magazine. on for his removal from office. part of the article says none of his positives can balance the moral and political danger that we face under a leader of such grossly immoral character. president trump fired back calling "christianity today" a far left magazine and claiming evangelical christians than any other president. to campaign 2010, pete buttigieg and joe biden are

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a shooting investigation is underway in san jose. this happened shortly before 3:00 on matterhorn drive on the east side of the city. police say they found the victim lying in the street when no arrests have been made so far. under aeyedrriva. in investigation. let's see how wall street is doing on the final day of trading. the dow is up more than 120 points. a critical test this morning for the future of boeing's new passenger spaceship. mark strassmann is at the kennedy space center. he says things are not going as planned for the unmanned vehicle. >> engine at full thrust. >> reporter: it was a flawless launch. bowen start minor spaceship that lasted off this morning.

the catalyst was to rendezvous with the international space station. a critical dress rehearsal ahead of the lunch with restaurants. that is not going to happen. >> we did have some challenges. >> reporter: the storm went off course 31 minutes after launch. >> the space craft separated from the launch vehicle. we did not get the burn we were hoping for. >> reporter: the atlas market worked flawlessly. a timing glitch inside the start minor control system caused it to waste fuel missed a critical rocket firing, needed to reese reese space station. >> teams are evaluating various options with the best next steps. >> reporter: this morning's test flight was supposed to be boeing's final milestone before flying ash not sometime next year. nasa is investigating the cause. it is a definite setback for boeing. it is competing with spacex to launch us not into space for the first time since 2011.

>> it is disappointing. that does not mean we will not diagnose it and figure out what the right thing is to go forward. > reporter: nasa insists had asked not been aboard the important mission, they would be safe. mark strassmann, cbs news, kennedy space center. >> the start minor space ship is excited to go back to earth, landing in new mexico on sunday. it was not your typical pageant talent. 20 for you, camille schreier, biochemist, used science to become the new miss america. she gave the pageant the first ever science demonstration. she is a virginia tech regiment, who is studying for a doctorate in pharmacy. she loves science said she was a little girl. and wants to redefined what it means to be miss america. for the second straight year, there was no something or evening gown is part of the competition. >> urban meyer/and everything. >> impressive.

a foggy mornparts of the bay area. is to check out inthe g r time the sales force tower cam is flowing like a river of clouds over the bay. it kept visibility low. even now , we have clouds hanging around the bay area. we should see a little more sunshine. here is how it looks from the camera. down in san jose, the sun isdeen mi cout thingsre rming irly owly. n scyosa54cafrn see anciwhat o,is by sunday morning. pretty good rain. this is not tomorrow. this is early sunday morning at 3:00. you can see the front is going to pound the bay. but briefly. it is a fast mover. you can see it is out of here night midday, sunday.

sunday is showery. it will be residual rain from this. much of saturday is dry. is happening in the wee small hours. as we look ahead, the upper level low will be spinning over point conception. getting on-again and off-again showers. you get a little bit of a break mountain. winter weather advisory for sunday. it will be in this era in no time. give yourself extra time if headed that way. saturday is not about travel day. it is overnight and sunday that it will be snowing to sum it up, today is not bad. partly cloudy and warm today. saturday is dry. the rain will develop early sunday morning. after that, more rain on christmas day. the rams at levi's stadium. for us, the numbare in the 60ser

and in south bay the sun is out. 64 can hsa san jose. hi clouds as a for the east bay. clear for the north bay with numbers in the upper 50s and chilly. a chance of rain christmas day. the extended forecast looks a little wet. local food banks are working to provide holiday meals to those he . ne. ed michelle griego headed to santa rosa for the family to drive. >> reporter: one in six people in sonoma county face food insecurity. at redwood food empire, they try to combat that with community partners, such as sonoma country day school. we are joint with a generous donation. >> we are happy to deliver this to the food bank. it was a benefit from a harvest we hold every year. took the check is $2200. very generous. we have a big group. we have allie and nick.

what grade are you? >> third grade. >> you have a food drive at the school. >> yes. >> and a victory parade to follow. >> yes. >> he is a man of many words. sarah joins me. >> sonoma country day school is a neighbor. we are thrilled to have them as part of our community. this check will help provide groceries for almost 8000 girls. >> $2200 will go a u ngfor you if you would like give, go to capex.com. a look at the world record light display in a family affair behind it .

we are looking at a record- breaking holiday light display. this house is north of new york city. the owners set a guinness world record for checking out their place with more than 600,000

lights. it is a tradition that started 20 years ago. with just 600 lights. >> kids drive long distances to come back to work every weekend, starting in september, to put this together. >> my daughter is crazy. she drives from rochester to hear every weekend. a 10 hour round trip. they pick colleges nearby because they knew if they went too far away to school, they could not come back to do this >> this year, the holiday display features more than 641,000 lights, choreographed to 252 songs. very impressive. a christmas light display in the east bay is raising money for a 14-year-old leukemia patient. the lighted tunnels have been a tradition on mecosta drive in brentwood for 2 years. every year proceeds go to help east bay cancer patients. this year's recipient, ryan petty, is going through chemo. the fundraiser happens tomorrow night from 6:00 until 9:00.

in addition to the lights, there will be performances, santa photos, face painting, food and much more. a reminder before we go to break, if you have a consumer problem questions, email consumer watch at kela.com. or call the hotline, 888 5 helps u. economy that works for us. nt, ortunity tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where le don't just get by, they get ahead.pe i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

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they are so versatile and quick to cook with. the skin makes it easy. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. coming up tonight at 5:00, san jose is seen a huge spike in car break-ins. it finally has money to do something about this. the new strategy to deter thieves at local malls. that will do it for us here at noon. alan and veronica will see you at 5:00. >> we will see you tomorrow night. >> i hope you will. >> we will see you back on monday. have a great weekend.

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