live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> that is wonderful. of course organizations across the bay area will reach out to help those in need today. glide church is holding its annual christmas celebration and free holiday feast in san francisco today. the church has a primary village -- mayor london breed joined volunteers dishing out the food yesterday for people in the. glide serves free meals every day of the year. the church teamed up with prime rib as they do every year to provide the special christmas eve these. around the world millions have been gathering this morning to celebrate the arrival of christmas. >> summer ringing in the holiday in traditional fashion while others have their own local flavor on the day. our reporter mark lieberman explains. >> reporter: from st. peter's basilica in the vatican to bethlehem's manger square, christians around the world flock to historic locations for midnight mass. ushering in christmas. buckingham palace shared video of queen elizabeth preparing christmas putting with her son prince charles an

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> all right , and all right, donald. never under estimate the taste guy, right, jackie? >> no, you can't. it is essential. >> yes, quite the holiday. >>> in the south. today, thousands more kids are going to get a visit from santa. the committee service is heading up gifts for more than 6000 children this year. parents showed up yesterday to help out santa. picking out bikes, legos, dolls, and other toys for their kids. each kid will get two toys, one book, and a stocking stuffer. >>> as we take a live look at the white house this morning, a deadlock between democrats and republicans over president trump's impeachment trial showing no signs of breaking. democrats want to know more about the trial planned before they advance the impeachment articles to the senate. cbs reporter mike liverman has the latest from the nation's capital. >> democrats are demanding new witnesses. republicans are calling for a speedy trial. with both houses of congress in recess until january 6th, the impasse could last a while. >> i think we cou

kpix 5's jackie ward was there. >> reporter: this is where all the meals were organized before hundreds of people delivered them to those in need. >> there is more than a few people without a nice fresh meal today, so we just felt we wanted to do our part. >> i'm here from sydney, australia this year and i couldn't make it back home so i thought i would do something useful and spend sometime here. >> reporter: they are some of the ones making this day possible. it was all packaged and sealed up before all 4,000 were divvied out this morning. it is a tremendous effort that is helping those who keep to themselves. 0 who may not otherwise get a warm meal or give them a christmas greeting or give them a hug and say hello. for a lot of people the salvation army volunteer is the only person they will see today. >> they were some of those friendly faces tasked with bringing meals to the doorsteps in the tenderloin. he started it with his daughter, and her mother 24 years ago the >> it is great to get them out and let them do something, give back, and just be part of a giving tradition. >> repo

jackie ward is live at the salvation army kitchen to hear more about the big plans for today. tmas, jackie. >> reporter: merry christmas to you. food and security does not take a holiday so that is part of the reason why a lot of the volunteers are here at the salvation army. this is a really special day. because it's christmas. these people sacrifice their morning. what does it mean to you? >> because it's raining outside and cold this morning, we literally have hundreds of volunteers helping us provide 4000 meals to homebound seniors and other folks who will not be able to have or be with family today or enjoy a happy meal. >> obviously this time of year you kind of have this abundance of volunteers. there is a feeling and sense of giving back. this is our year-round effort for you though, right? >> >> absolutely. we have programs that reach out to youth and teenagers and homeless people. certainly the holidays are an emotional time so to realize there are people without this is a time when the community steps up and is extra for those in need. >> reporter: a lot of prep goes

in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:40 right now.et's get a check on traffic, especially in the east bay. we got lots of stuff going on. >> we do. we've got this traffic alert on 880. so if you have an opportunity to skip 880 this morning, that will be your best bet. not on 880, that is where this traffic alert is. we've got an accident involving a truck and a vehicle. apparently one of these cars were carrying medium-sized oxygen tanks. they have not moved to those over to the right shoulder. there was a lot of debris on the roadways. again, north 880. two left lanes are blocked. two right lanes are open. it is bottlenecking. pretty much a parking lot. this just past the coliseum and these delays are building. you can see that here in our picture here. definitely give yourself some extra time. we are seeing some very slow speeds through there. dipping down to about 14 miles per hour. in some spots. maybe even slower there. you can see adjacent to the,, 580, looking a lot better but so much better choices as you work your way into oa

jackie ward is headed to the scene to bring us more information. also we are getting word of a wind advisory in effect at the bay bridge and some flooding along the 101. >>> isabel bueso capitol hill we have been -- it is a highly charged date on capitol hill and let's go live to cbs news reporter with more on what we can expect today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yesterday the house rules committee basically voted and laid out the groundwork for what will happen today. today almost 21 years to the day that the house voted to impeach president clinton, president trump says about this 2019 effort that he calls it a partisan attempting to. in a letter to nancy pelosi. meanwhile in a letter to her democratic colleagues, pelosi wrote, if we do not act we will be derelict in our duty. >> to impeach the president of the united states for that is a disgrace. >> this is a political process. >> reporter: the next step will be a trial in the senate and republican leaders are trying to shut down the democrats request to have new witnesses testify.

kpix 5's jackie ward, she is live on the embarcadero for us this morning with some new year's eve tips. hi, jackie. >> good morning, giabe stmybee. llll itwie be s taying up. typically tens of thousands of people line up the embarcadero. you can see that the barricades and barriers are ready to go. they are ready to get wind up. this is right next to the ferry building. you can see the fireworks. it is just beautiful. the fog stays away. in the past, a lot of people have gone over to treasure island to watch the fireworks. but this here, police are discouraging that because ofthe t the. to ca us allimited l access roads on and off the island. they prefer if you state on this side of the fun. you also want to make sure that if you want to be aware, of course, and you haven't already, text and why a iesf to 888777. that will get you signed up for emergency text alerts through alert sf. if you plan on having a few adult beverages, muni is offering free rides from 8:00 p.m. through 5:00 am. caltrain will also be free starting at 8:00 pm until 2:00 am and b.a.r.t. will not be free but it wi

were getting more details and jackie ward is setting headed to the scene.ane -- feels will also. here's how you will get around it, montague expressway is an alternate you can use. if you want to travel between 880 towards the 101, 880 and 101 to connect south of there so depending on what direction you go you can travel south 101 and south on 880 and connect on 101 or eight 80 from there. if you plan on going north up there you can always use the dumbarton bridge as an alternate. i know it's only a 12 minute ride from 880 to marsh road. a good alternate right now. we are dealing with foggy spots this morning at the bay bridge as well as the sand richmond- san rafael bridge. >> in the weather department fog is the headline for now but rain will be later this week. we've got a good system coming in for saturday night but what a beautiful start for friday morning. look at the embarcadero as we look from high atop the tower. out towards sunrise which will be at 7:21 officially when the sun peaks over the theoretical horizon, but even the actual horizon looks p

in dublin, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> berkeley police are investigating a shooting near the campus. the gunfire was reported around 8:00 last night. it happened on durrant street just a block south of the uc berkeley campus. authorities say nobody was hurt. >>> developing news this morning, the hunt for a murder suspect continues. the victim's family is speaking out. earlier this month the man tried to rob a 19-year-old madison and a corner store on 98 and e street. she fought back and tried to her attacker with her phone. the man shot her and escaped. oakland police say he was later identified as roberto martinhafh w madison's family is making a public plea for justice. >> we want him extradited and we want him here and to face trial for what he has done. madison is justice and we are not going to stop fighting until we get justice for her. >> oakland police officers are also the second two other crimes in the same area where she was killed but is not clear if those shootings are also connected to her mother. >>> in ketchikan, tall people have died in a commercial plane crash. auth

kpix 5's jackie ward is at uber's headquarters in san francisco with more. jackie?ng, michelle. uber will pay $4.4 million to its victims. this officially ends the two year investigation into sexual harassment claims here. the u.s. office of equal employment opportunity says that they, quote, did find reasonable cause to believe that uber permitted a culture of sexual harassment and retaliation against individuals and complained about such harassment, end quote. a claims administrator will reach out to those who worked at uber. the commission will then determine which may be eligible for a piece of the 4.4 million. uber agreed to create a system to identify serial offenders and managers who fail to respond to concerns about sexual harassment in a timely manner. this reached a head back in february of 2017 when this woman, former uber engineer suzanne fowler wrote a letter about being propositioned by a manager and stone walled by hr. that led to the ceo leaving his role and his departure from any role at uber. we have reached out to hear their reaction and have yet

our jackie ward is like this morning at kaiser elementary with the details. >> reporter: we are here live at kaiser elementary because this is one of the schools that ousd says is merging with another school potentially. last night the meeting did not get physical this time but the emotions were still front and center. >> and you should be held responsible for beating up parents and teachers who are trying to stop the school closures. >> reporter: that is apparent serving the oakland school board president jody london a notice of intent to recall her position. the group appearance, oakland is not for sale say they gathered enough signatures on their petition this is something they had planning on doing long before london an ounce earlier in the meeting that the school district will be cutting $50 million from the 20 -- budget. that's according to a teacher who was there. we spoke to her last month when she and a group of other parents announced that they were filing a lawsuit against oakland unified school district. she says she was there to the ground by the officer at a school boar

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> taking a live look outside. the rain has stopped. the sun is r bright this afternoon. 2020 is looking promising. >> a beautiful day across the bay area today. that will continue as we look ahead to the week. here is live look with our cam looking at the golden gate bridge. sunshining down on the golden gate bridge. we'll see seasonal daytime highs as we head through the rest of the afternoon. plenty of sunshine tomorrow and mostly clear skies and chilly temperatures as we look ahead to tuesday night. your new year's forecast, mainly clear skies and temperatures it 40s. definitely a chilly night as we ring in 2020 but looking great for all those firework shows. we'll tell you what else for the week ahead coming up. >>> thank you. a ticket to the next 49ers game sure to be a hot one. the cheapest seat at levi saved january 11th is selling for more than $230. the team locking up the number one seed and home field advantage in another heart stopping finish against the seahawks. the hard fought victory coming when the rookie stopped jacob

let's get right to kpix 5 jackie ward live with the latest on this. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, there is a great sense of relief here. the two-year-old daughter is unharmnd and her father, the suspect is now in police custody. here is a picture. [ no audio. ] someone at a gas station recognized him as he was getting gas. police say that people blocked him in with their cars to be vent him from escaping. he was found with a light green 2007 santa fe that police told people to keep an eye out for. >> police working with the media and the public really efficiently effectively solves crime. this is a perfect example. >> he fled from his girlfriend's home after stabbing her last night around 10:00. the victim is bethany's mother, the little girl's mother and listed in critical condition right now after suffering from life-threatening injuries. police were called to the home after a woman was screaming. they quickly determined she had been assaulted and stabbed. he will most likely face a lot of charges including attempted murder. live in san jose, jackie wa

jackie ward has a sneak peek. >> reporter: san francisco is known for its cable cars and steep hills. it's also known for being home to 2 amazing artists. from a classic hoe down to the funky beats, sunday's kennedy center awards show is star studded and eclectic. where else would you find ernie and bert on the same red carpet as the speaker of the house? >> we're so proud 2 of those being honored are from san francisco. >> reporter: which 2? linda ronstadt and the maverick of classical music wilson thomas. >> definitely coloring outside the lines is part of my life. >> reporter: he was the san francisco symphony's music director for 25 years. one of his many contributions was engaging a modern audience. his concerts always surprising. he conducted metallica as they performed. >> sparks off one another, talking about music and ideas and life and society. >> reporter: on sunday, metallica's drummer at large will take the stage. >> why as a member of metallica here to honor a maestro. >> reporter: along with linda ronstadt. 6 years ago she revealed she had parkinson's disease. during he

kpix 5's jackie ward joining us live from city hall with more details. jackie?ty. if passed, this ordinance would extend eviction protections for more than 35,000 tenants who don't have them right now. this bill was written by supervisor matt haney. here evidence district 6 which includes the neighborhoods of the tenderloin and soma. landlords in san francisco have 16 so-called just reasons to evict their tenet. however, as it stands today, those protections only extend to renters whose units were built in june 1979 or before. in order to evict someone who lives in the unit built after 1979, the landlord essentially does not need a reason. the ordinance would change that by lifting the 1979 cutoff date, thereby protecting tens of thousands of renters who live in units built in the last four years. supervisor haney also says this bill will close what he called the leupolz of a bill weasley passed in the state level. it was written by ge rent increases. it does not help everyone. if approved, haney's ordinance would extend those protections. supervisor haney has s

let's get right to jackie ward, who is live at the scene with all the details this morning. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, solano county sheriff's investigators are here in vallejo and they say they will stay here for as long as it takes to figure out what exactly happened here. we are at harvey's ave and east order ave with the investigating a double homicide. right now, they believe this all started with a fight inside the home that spilled into the street. a woman was also found with injuries to her head. they are non-life-threatening. so right now, they are investigating the death of two men who were found shot and killed across the street from the home where this fight started. we spoke to the sheriff's deputy earlier who told us that this is an isolated incident from what they can tell us so far. >> based on what we believe, we believe that all three parties are involved. the two males and the famous were mostly the people involved. so just letting the committee know that we do not believe there's another gunman out there and there's been evidence located two things that w

beyond fast. >>> i'm jackie ward a kaiser elementary school.ified school district presents as they will cut millions of dollars from next year school budget. this fall parents are calling for a major change in leadership. >> and you should be held responsible for beating up parents and teachers who are trying to speak up and stop >> that is open school parent saru jayaraman serving the school board president their intent to recall their position. this is something there've been planning on doing long before london announced earlier in the meeting that the school district will be cutting $50 million from the 2020-21 school year budget. that's according to a teacher who was there. they say 13 schools are being impacted as part of what they are calling their blueprint for quality schools program. or process rather, so 13 schools they say will be impacted. we reached out to them for comment on what happened last night. they have not gotten back to us that there is a meeting tonight and we hope to learn more about next year school budget. live in oa

that is a look at your traffic. >>> i'm jackie ward live from the stadium. the san francisco 49ers beat the seattle seahawks to improve the regular-season record. the 13 and three. they are celebrating this morning and continuing that happiness. that overjoyed. that experience because, there's a lot to get done still. they need to get back to business. but, they will enjoy this for now. last night it was a nailbiter. this is how it came down to the wire. that is at the old pro sports bar. in the seahawks tight and jacob hollister was stopped at the goal line. with just 12 seconds left. fans went nuts. >> the odds were against us. let's go. super bowl, here we go. this is what the celebration looks like here. excited but still aware that they have more work to do in the next few weeks. this is a big step indeed. something to be psyched about. it's the first time that they host the playoff game since the stadium opened in 2014. the next one is january 11. and, life from levi stadium. >> thank you so much. this sets up the historic playoff game in the next coup

we will stay on top of it. >>> jackie ward live in san jose.an who was hoping to become the next city councilmember here had to put her campaign on hold after confessing and hitting a pedestrian. jenny higgins bradanini is known for being the cofounder of the woman's march in the bay area. earlier this week on monday just before noon she hit and killed a pedestrian in los gatos. the victim is 66-year-old tim starkey. he was working as a handyman. he was working at the home of martha dominick. here just arrived at his truck that was parked on the street. bradanini is one of three candidates running for the vacancy in district 10. in a statement released by her campaign she said she is, quote, heartbroken and deeply saddened by this tragic death and is taking time to recover from this accident and grieve the loss of life. the victim's family told kpix 5, quote, his smile and humor was his favorite tools he brought every job. was so popular he had assignments lined up for months out and was looking forward to spending christmas with his family. po

in dublin, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we are now learning more about the christmas party shooting that injured four people in oakland including a 15-year-old boy. the victims were attending a party at the home on 34th avenue in east oakland on wednesday night. in addition to the teenager a woman and two men in their 20s were also shot. him and ran away before police arrived. investigators are calling this an isolated incident. >>> new this morning in berkeley police are investigating a shooting near the cal campus. the gunfire was reported at around 8:00 last night. it happen on durant street just a block south of the uc berkeley campudeo showing the chaos at a pair of stock malls as police and security work to stop a series of fights involving nearly 200 teenagers. it all started last night around 5:30 at the wester town mall were several large fights broke out in the parking lot. the teens then moved on to the sherwood ball which was also put on lock-down. no arrests have been made so far. one person was taken to the hospital for an unknown injury. >>> 605 and happening today, a post

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 5:30 six right now.bay area subdivision is named the most competitive neighborhood in the country for homebuyers. the white oaks neighborhood in san carlos is number one on the list of 20 most competitive neighborhoods. the average home price is a little more than $1.8 million. more than 72% of homes so above the asking price. white oaks has some the best schools in the state and is within walking distance of downtown san carlos. >> if we were trying to get this house now, it would be almost impossible. this area has a great small town atmosphere, a lot of small businesses that are's successful because people shop locally and support the small businesses. >> reporter: brian conley and his family moved into their home in 2012 and he says it set on the market for about six months. homes in the neighborhood now generally stay on the market for less than two weeks before they are sold. >>> 5:37. a new lawsuit is aimed at keeping the hillview airports open. santa clara county officials are not allowed to use

. >>> i'm jackie ward live in downtown napa where police remain on the scene of a shooting that happened here last night just minutes ago they confirm details with us. we are at main street and second street in napa. outside of downtown shows three and restaurant are just after 1:00 this morning police responded to a shooting about one man suffering from a gunshot wound. they took him to the medical center and police say a second victim drove himself and we don't know the condition of either right now. at this point in the investigation police believe this stemmed from an argument between two groups of people inside the bar. local roads to remain close as investigators remain unseen but police say they hope to open them up soon and right now they say the suspect does remain at large and they say if you have any information about the shooting you are asked to give them a call. live in downtown napa, jackie work, kpix 5. >>> as you take a live look from capitol hill the house judiciary committee is finally expected to vote on articles of impeachment against president trump this morning. th

our jackie ward is live at the scene with the very latest on this. >> reporter: good morning. we are at main street and second street in downtown napa where police remain on scene in front of downtown joseph brewery and restaurant. patrons over here around closing time at 1 am tweeted that someone was shot here it's unclear if it happened inside or outside of the restaurant. we also don't know the condition of the possible victim or the possible shooter. police tape is still up and one crime scene unit truck remains here. we try to confirm details with police but they have not returned our calls. however an officer on scene did tell me they expect it to be completely cleared anytime now. so this area will be free and clear for traffic when the town of napa wakes up. we will bring you any more information we learn as soon as we get a. live in napa, jack you were, kpix 5. >>> a new report shows that the areas of the east bay and san jose are at a higher risk for earthquake damage. they could be hit hard on this map unveiled yesterday shows a 75% chance of a damaging quake hittin

in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:55. time for a look at the morning top stories. trump is now the third president in american history to be impeached. the house of representatives took the historic step last night. house speaker nancy pelosi says she may hold off sending the impeachment articles to the senate which could delay the trial. this morning, russian president putin spoke out on the impeachment decision calling it farfetched, predicting it will be rejected by the senate. >>> democratic presidential con containeders are in california this morning as they prepare for the debate. seven of the top candidates will appear at loyola university after a labor dispute put it in jeopardy. >>> a new law aims to protect homes by temporarily banning insurance companies from dropping customers in regions affected by recent wildfires. the insurance commissioner announcing a moratorium earlier this month and yesterday added more homes to the protected list, including some in contra costa. >>> prosecutors will decide whether to retry a defendant in a bay area today. he is

live in unincorporated vallejo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:56 right now. other top stories but the house rules committee meets today to set the parameters for tomorrow's impeachment debate and eventual floor vote in the house. house democrats are bringing two articles of impeachment against president trump. that includes abuse of power and obstruction of congress. stemming from his contact with ukraine in a phone call back in july. president trump and his supporters insisted he has done nothing wrong. >>> today, pg&e faces a deadline to submit a revised bankruptcy plan to the governor. the national proposal would have provided 13 1/2 billion dollars for wildfire victims. but the governor said that it did not properly address how the utility company will provide safe, reliable service in the future. >>> kaiser mental health officials and professionals have returned to the picket lines this morning for day two of their walk out. right now, workers are picking outside of oakland medical center a rally is expected outside at kaiser headquarters in oakland arou

jackie ward is at the scene and that stabbing.nd she will have another report coming up. >>> an update on the driving danger for monterey county. chp has set up a task force for whoever is buying the object that cars. more cars were hit in a better of minutes. along a 10 mile stretch. this follows the four cars that were hit friday night and two of them on thursday. the children understand that 61 attacks. they are warning people to drive at their windows at and always report anything unusual. now drivers say that they are on edge more than ever as they had out. >> of the family with me. >> and, it might even take a little bit longer. >> there is back roads and stuff like that. >> it's damage to your car. and possibly an accident as well. >> report for any information leading to an arrest has reached nearly $15,000. >>> the police department in alameda county, a different approach discourage drunk driving. they were posted at bars and restaurants this holiday season asking for volunteers to take a breathalyzer test. the idea is no

kpix5's jackie ward has a sneak peek at the celebration. >> reporter: san francisco is known for its cable cars and steep hills and known for being home to two amazing artists. from a classic hoe down, to the funkies. sunday's kennedy center award center is star studded and eclectic. where else would you find ernie and bert on the same red carpet as the speaker of the house? >> we are so thrilled for the honorees this year. two of them are from san francisco. >> reporter: which two? the phenomenal linda ronstad. the defining voice of a generation. and, the maverick of classical music. michael tillson thomas. >> definitely coloring outside the lines is one of my missions in life. >> reporter: the maestro known as mtt just conducted his final opening night gala with the san francisco symphony. he was the symphony's music director for 25 years. one of his many contributions, the innovative ways of engaging a modern audience. his concerts always surprising. one day, he conducted the acclaimed soprano renee flemming. then, a little s and m. symphony and metallica. >> sparked off of one an

jackie ward is live. >> authorities vp spent all night and most of the mornings. they say that crime scene started inside one of these homes and spilled out on to the street. >> i heard cars close, and then i looked outside. i looked like third world country here. all these cars and police cars. and i looked over this and i thought, what the heck happened? >> just after hit might. the solano county sher ever were tall to this unincorporated neighborhood in solano county. someone inside these homes called 911 just as the fight was landly escalating. at this point, it's unclear who was arguing. irma matthews has lived here since 1968 and says this is surprising. >> i feel so bad for the people. this is such a bad type of the year for this to happen. >> reporter: two people inside were found dead. a woman was found inside with head injury. she is treated. >> reports came out that a woman had been shot in the head and then us it appears that she had been assault. > we don't know what people are thinking about and what caused them to do. this jealousy is a terrible --

jackie ward introduces us to that shifts behind the service also known as hip-hop food. >> the chefst 20 years and they both have a love of food and open. east oakland, in particular. >> it is an underserved community. as you get closer to downtown, people have more resources and there's less resources out here. >> reporter: both have culinary background >> >> we thought, why not bless the community? >> reporter: together, they run hip-hop foods, a 501(c)(3) that mostly operates on the parking lot. on little money, and a lot of love and faith, in the last three years, they served 8500 meals. this may look like a nice big kitchen that this group can use to prep, but it is not. this is the support kitchen only. this is actually where all the magic happens from the cutting and prepping to the cooking and serving. >> making full course meals that don't cost a whole bunch of money. were able to really feed people while on a minimal amount of money. >> she serves four years in prison for selling drugs and learn to be a chef or she was there. >> it became the center point of everything for

jackie ward has more from scene. >> the main thing is how tragic this is. three people lost on christmas night. very, very sad. >> just before 10:00 last night, chp says that a single car traveling southbound on food hill swerved on to the northbound side, hitting a tree and taking out a power pole. when help arrived, they found three ceased teenagers in the car and three other teens ejected from the impact. they are alive and resupervise rating from serious injuries. debris were still scattered along the road. this is known as a dangerous intersection. >> shortly after we moved here, there were two kids that died down here by pleasanton ridge. and then several more have died up this day. so about a total of eight or nine people have died along this road. >> right now, chp is trying to determine if speed was factor. >> that car has some type of a black blocks that we can download to get more vehicle information. >> we have a lot of people that speed through here, drag race. especially on the weekends because they know that, probably, they can get away with

kpix's jackie ward says they blame the own der for what happened. >> the fire department tells me this warehouse had been red tagged multiple times dating back all the way to april because of the horrible conditions inside. there were no working smoke detectors or springs lers. this started burning around 2:30 this morning and grew big fast. inside large piles of debris, a lot of furniture, fencing and trash. >> the people that lived here said the owner allowed them to live here. >> he encouraged you to live here. >> he said don't relax. everything will be fine. >> he said just wo y.wait until everybody is gone. you can live here until noveer or through march. >> he said this is his stuff not theirs. >> trash walls to obstruct your path to safety. to blind your view of smoke. >> they said it was barely in habitual table but user was better llhan outside. >> mill tim areas had collapsed because of a prior fire and they never brought the building up to y the electrical, plumbing, everything was bad. >> is taxing for the city to keep red tagging the buildings but it is necessary to keep p

live from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> jakki, thank you.this morning's otr tostories. another person has died following a volcanic eruption in new zealand. the death toll now stands at six. officials confirmed today that eight people remained missing this morning. they are presumed dead we've learned that a bay area family was among those visiting the white island when the volcano erupted yesterday. but they did make it out safely. >>> a gunman opened fire at a czech republic hospital, killing six patients before turning the gun on himself. two others were also injured. no word yet on what drove 42- year-old suspect to launched the attack. >>> and a stolen pet transport van with 24 rescue dogs has been recovered in oakland. a suspect drove away with the event yesterday morning while it was parked at a fremont hotel that man is now under arrest. animals are being held as evidence and may not be released to their owners for days. >>> plus, ayco football player accused of assaulting a police officer, police say that joseph flight down a police

kpix 5 jackie ward is live on campus with reaction.>>reporter: some students here are calling that video posted online a hate crime and they want a student featured in it to be severely disciplined.>> i hate them. is black people getting rights and they should be like a woman.>> that is all you need to hear to get the idea of what the video contains and thus due to on camera goes on to use a homophobic slur and someone on the red or website read it said that the two young men were not in the clearest of mines and they never met what they said, some students on campus said they want the student and the video to be kicked out of school.>> i will be blatantly honest this video was a hate crime and wanted to express hate on a group of individuals like myself and he marginalized women as well, it was a hate crime and i think you should be expelled and honestly he should have some sort of band from the campus because this is a scary matter and you never know what will happen next. >> the campus is taking appropriate action they said in a sta

in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> they are subject to a $75 fine. a juvenile citation is $55. >> capitol hill, both sides of the impeachment inquiry are making their legal cases today. natalie brand says it moves one step closer to a vote. >> reporter: a supporter for trump went into it at the start of the impeachment hearing. after that demonstrator was escorted out, nadler told lawmakers he was obligated to investigation president trump because he argues he has broken his oath of office. >> the evidence shows that donald j. trump the president of the united states has put himself before his country. >> reporter: but the committee's ranking republican said the entire proceeding is politically motivated. they cagehat hes the president of the united states. >>> democrats say the president withheld military aiigion into they accused the president of obstructing the congressional investigation that followed. >> ordering executive agencies and government officials to defy subpoenas for documents and testimony. >> white house lawyers declined to particip

jackie ward is there unseen at the latest. >> michelle, we are here at the intersection of 11th and reedand you can see that the police are here. they have been focusing on the house. and, this is where police say that a stabbing happen. a father took off with his daughter this little girl pictured here. two-year-old bethany. she's three feet tall. she weighs around 30 pounds and has brown hair an

. >> the university did not elaborate on consequences, jackie ward will have more in the next half hour. >>> two deadly shootings hours apart leaving one alameda county neighborhood on edge. shots rang out saturday afternoon near amador way and yolo street leaving one man dead and a little more than six hours later a second man was shot to death at belvedere court and both were close to schools. the first victim was found dead down the street from burbank elementary and the second across the street from tennyson high school alough similarities of the hayward police department said the two are not related.>> it was really bad and as soon as i ran out i was like wow. pretty traumatized. >> i call my sister and she said you need to be careful and there is something going on at the bridge with a lot of police.>> no word on motive or suspects. >>> san jose now has 25 pedestrian fatalities this year which is an all-time high and the latest what happened just this weekend on story road near the corner carl street, 37- year-old man was walking of saturday in the number two lane when he was hit

jackie ward will have much more on this story coming up in our next half hour. >>> a soccer coach is under arrest accused of annoying or molesting several teenage girls. teasley say return -- ricardo good terraces a walk on kojak under the high school coaches the san jose surf competition girls soccer team. investigators say he engaged in inappropriate behavior with three girls starting in november of last year. we reach out to the school for sabin and so far we have not her back. >>> we have an update on sarah clinton clear if this associate safe. this is all part of an annual meeting so the public knows how many times it cooperated with i.c.e. agents. the agencies including the sheriff's office and probation telling supervisors that they did not cooperate with i.c.e. enforcement even when requested this year except once when immigration agents were allowed to interview undocumented inmates. >>> we freely admit the mistake and did that. but there's ongoing training about i.c.e. >> my life was devastated by the effects of i.c.e. >> bishop also announced i.c.e and its agreement yester

jackie ward is there live in the by stadium with reaction to the fence this morning. good morning, jackie. >>> good morning what a victory. this means that they finished off the regular season for the 13th and three record. unbelievable. now they are getting well deserved rest before getting back to business. fans everywhere are on the edges of their seats. the couches. but they are on the edges of their barstools at the sports bar. jacob hollister was stopped at the goal line and the five. with just 12 seconds left. fans went nuts. >> the odds are against us. let's go niners. >> super bowl. here we go. super bowl, here we come. this is indeed to be psyched about. the seahawks now have to play again on sunday against the philadelphia eagles while we are kicking back and relaxing until january 11. that is so nice. >>> we have the niners lost. back on the road. a huge win for that home-field advantage. but now there is that playoff game. against levi stadium. >> no kidding. this is the first playoff game that you will host there since it opened in 2014. >>> super bowl bo

as for public transit, let's go to kpix 5's jackie ward with why some muni writers should be ready for a crowded commute. >> reporter: is squishy and official traffic or commuter term gimmick today should be for muni passengers inbound. if you follow on twitter, you may have seen the news about these single car trains. it is a bit misleading, his what they had to say. it says heads-up due to equipment availability, muni metro service will see an increase in one car trains tomorrow. we expect minimal impact on capacity . more one car trains needs less two car trains which means less wiggle room. they told the chronicle that they learned about a problem with the pins yesterday, the pins keep the new trains coupled together. they last about three months before becoming unreliable. so to ensure their safety, their making sure the trains with older pins are singles. they are rushing out a stack of fresh pins, they also told the chronicle, the manufacturer will redesign and reengineer the pins so muni doesn't constantly face this problem. this is not the first time, in april, a sheer pins, b

kpix five jackie ward has a sneak peek. >> reporter: san francisco is known for its cable cars and known to be home to two amazing artists. from a classic hoedown to the funky singing, sunday's kennedy center awards show is star- studded and eclectic. where else would you find ernie and bert is the same red carpet as the speaker. >> to honorees are from san francisco. >> which two? linda ronstadt, the divining voice of the generation and the maverick michael tilson. >> definitely coloring outside the lines. >> the maestro known as mtt just conducted his final gala with the san francisco symphony and he was the music director for 25 years and one of his many contributions and is innovative with two engage an audience. one day he is conducting one stan mann stefano and then as an important symphony and metallica as they perform some soviet futuristic music. we sparked about ideas in society. >> on sunday lars will take the stage. >> here to honor michael tilson thomas. 10 time grammy award winner linda ronstadt, six years ago she revealed she had parkinson's disease. >> i have to say well

. >> jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> record-breaking numbers this morning following cyber monday. mean well, a fast food giant now enlisting in the chicken sandwich war >> diane king hall has those stories and more in this morning's cbs moneywatch report. good morning. >> good morning. wall street lost some ground as the start of the new month. the dow dropped 258 point. the nasdaq fell 97. the s&p 500 lost 27. that trump administration is proposing tariffs on french imports. they are recommending tariffs, high as 100% on certain imports valued at $2.4 billion. that includes sparkling wine. it comes after france hit the macon tech,. >>> virtual shopping cart, cyber monday hit a record. preliminary totals sold. $9.2 billion. don't forget, today is giving tuesday. people around the world are encouraged to donate to nonprofits and charities. >>> did you hit up any of those sales yesterday for cyber monday? >> reporter: i checked them out. i did buy one item for my son. >> okay, good. >>> the chicken sandwich wars, what is the latest on that? mcdonald's is getting involved? >> reporte