we met yohannes rockland who lives next door. >> i know the force of the blast knocked pictures off our mantle. that's just from the force of the lightning and the, you know, lightning bolt. it was really dramatic. >> reporter: it may have made for a dramatic christmas morning, but luckily no one was hurt. >> you know, santa was a little loud this morning, but that's okay. everybody was safe and everything could be repaired. so it was a christmas mira k. >> reporter: in mill valley, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> a recent heavy rains may have caused a tree collapse that killed a man in muir woods. a portion of hillside trail in muir woods national monument closed from debris that fell and killed a man. five trees fell like dominos 4:30 in the afternoon. another person was hurt. the national park service is investigating. >>> all right. well, let's hear more about this morning's thunderstorm and the rain that's ahead from abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. drew? >> yeah, dan, it was certainly a loud start to our christmas morning. this is 4:30 a.m., earlier this morning on live doppler 7

we met yohannes rockland who lives next door. >> i know the force of the blast knocked pictures off our mantle. that's just from the force of the lightning and the, you know, lightning bolt. it was really dramatic. >> reporter: it may have made for a dramatic christmas morning, but luckily no one was hurt. >> you know, santa was a little loud this morning, but that's okay. everybody was safe and everything could be repaired. so it was a christmas miracle. >> reporter: in mill valley, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> shoring up ocean beach will cost $60 million more than expected. the project is expected to begin in early 2023 and take about four years to complete. the project will include removal of the great highway between sloped and skyline boulevards. officials call it one of the city's first projects to address the impact of climate change. >>> a great-grandmother is asking for your help after her bag of holiday gifts was stolen. >> merry christmas from all of us. >> so sweet. also ahead, a holiday gift that will keep on giving from the warriors to a thrilled group of local children

at the university of maastricht we need yohannes trauma care is a professor of psychopharmacology. he's conducting one of the 1st leg. studies on micro sing. nobody has actually been able to assess whether this claim is true or false right now we're projects being presented with case reports of individuals that support the claim but object of evidence of whether such a tiny dose because it really is a tie and it goes really has a positive effect as not being a step. gave the test participants 510 or 20 micrograms of l.s.d. . he wanted to determine the short term effects that the various doses would have. so far he believes that small amounts pose no serious risks. in general psychedelics are relatively harmless in the sense that do not produce any toxic effects on physiological parameters or als health so in that respect they are really safe. but at the same time. plays around with your mind and that's where the potential risks can be found but this is particularly true for when people use high doses years. signal being married and you supporting. the participants were given either

unprecedented for a head of state to come to these yohann pele ram and decided to come. —— unprecedented are saying she is becoming a face of many in the international community see as a genocide. this could be the final nail in her coffin. it will be interesting to see later on today, in fact interesting to see later on today, infact in interesting to see later on today, in fact in about an hour‘s time, whether the lawyer will use any of the previous words of individual dignity against her in court. so far, she has been sitting quietly listening to the proceedings. the very fa ct listening to the proceedings. the very fact that she is year shows the importance that she and the gambia and everyone is placing on the proceedings here today. thank you very much. we can go live now to kathmandu and talk to kayleigh long, a journalist who is usually based in myanmar‘s capital yangon. it is extraordinary to see how they are defending them against accusations of genocide. on the day 20 years ago, that she was awarded the nobel peace prize. yes, absolutely. it is quite possible this is the first