. >> first we begin with cornell bernard live in oakland and talk about a tough day for radar nation. >> reporter: it has been a roller coaster of emotion for radar nation today. many just cannot believe this was the very last game the team will play here at the oakland colosseum before packing their bags for las vegas. it may be the last time the radar nation call of the wild will be heard outside the oakland colosseum. the santa rosa family from southern california brought the love. >>ites the last game. we've got to show our support whether they're in vegas, whether they're in nor cal, socal, always raiders until we die. >> i started crying when i was making my coffee, and i'm not going to vegas. >> reporter: long time season ticket holder from oakland said it's a sad day for silver and black. >> this is our house but it's not our home anymore. >> honestly i get emotional. tattoos, flags. >> reporter: he's wasn't kidding. he showed us his radar commitment. >> it's like going to a funeral. like today's the wake. today we're going to view it because tomorrow we're going to bury it. >

bernard's parish, and jefferson parish. both justices say the three parishes cover 1154 square miles. and they give the breakdown by parish. and if they say it affects between 200000 and 300,000 people. if you think about it, one facility for nearly 1200 square miles and 300,000 people, that seems a little drastic. and bradley presents these numbers. he repeats the nearly 1200 square miles multiple times to make the point about how unreasonable this legislature is. the thing is, that number, 1200 square miles introduces a massive distortion. i went back to sources available at the time. so i'm going back to these sources -- the u.s. centennial gazettes, state level sources, and they all say the same thing, which is very similar. one of the things they say first of all is the total population is 219,000. not 300,000. that is the small point. more importantly, st. bernard parish, this is the parish below new orleans and spans out into the gulf of mexico. st. bernard parish was listed as five bradley as covering 620 miles, ove

of kaiser permanente bernard thyssen. i come up with a heavy heart.s around the same time. he was with us for over 30 years and has been our c.e.o. for the last six years. he was passionate, a passionate leader. not just for the people, but also for our members and in the healthcare industry. he was an advocate for a lot of change around pharmaceutical companies and challenging them on some of the costs, so he was very active and really believed all people should have access to healthcare. and very committed to the well-being of the community. so reaching out and trying to help the communities that we serve to be healthier and have a healthier lifestyle. he was an amazing visionary. i can tell you, being an employee of kaiser permanente, what i experience. it was a visionary with a really big heart. if you ever had the opportunity to talk with him, you felt that. he always felt like he was a friend. we are going to miss him greatly we are confident with our interim c.e.o., greg adams, who worked very closely with bernard he has a lot of experience ins

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bernard parish in all of the sources is described as almost completely uninhabitable.here is nobody there. it is described as swamps. jefferson parish, 384 square miles. that's one third of the area covered by the law and it is also described consistently across the course of -- across the sources as having vast tracts of undeveloped land. they talk about much of the soil being until double, except -- untillable, and all the swamps and lakes. even new orleans parish, 150 square miles, it is described as having its whole upper portion covered by water. when you add to that the value of farm production, the cash value of farms, the value of manufacturers, because this information is also given in the sources. there is almost nothing going on in st. bernard parish except sugar plantations and there is not much going on in jefferson parish and it is all concentrated in the north. this picture is reinforced by population per parish, per parish. parish, 620 square miles, has only 3500 people. orleans parish, 150 square miles, has 191 thousand 400 people. -- 191,400 people. o

live in emeriville, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> a gunman opened fire inside a texas church killing one person and critically wounding another. armed church goers fatally shot the attacker. it happened at the west freeway church of christ in a community. investigators called the church goers who stopped the gunman heroes. police have called in the fbi to figure out what the motive was. >> the fbi has dedicated significant resources to aid in this investigation. those were investigative resources and technical resources. we are working very hard to find motive to get to the bottom of what happened. >> the shooting was captured on the church's live stream. that clip has since been taken down. police have not released the identities of the deceased. >>> civil rights icon john lewis announce today he's been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. the georgia congressman says the cancer was discovered during a routine medical visit. lewis says his doctors have told him medical advances have made this type of cancer treatable in many cases and says he has a fighting chance. lewis joined

. >> cornell bernard live in emeriville where people are gathered tonight. you talked to jewish leaders about the violence. they say it's got to end. >> reporter: we did and we are here at the emery bay shopping center. folks getting ready to light this menorah on the last night of hanukkah, and lots of songs are being sung. but on this holiday many across the bay area are reacting to violence. >> we're living in very, very turbulent times in the world. >> the rabbi lights candles on his menorah, but on this last night of hanukkah there's sadly little to celebrate during the festival of lights. >> what we just saw in new york are some people just out of touch and a lot of hatred, a lot of heartache, and they go out and raise havoc. >> he denounced saturday's violence. new york's governor said it was the 13th anti-semitic attack in the united states in three weeks. >> we have to be vigilant. we have to have security. >> the location on 6th street is more than visible. this place of refuge and worship has increased security since last year's shooting at a syna

cornell bernard has been gathering their reaction to the end of an era. >> reporter: you know good-byes are never easy, right? many members of radar nation say they have been in total denial this day would come the very last game before the team moves to las vegas. many tell us they feel like they're moving a member of the family. >> you're going to see the grinch cry again. it may happen today. >> reporter: even the grinch was getting emotional about saying so long to the oakland raiders. the santa rosa family from southern california brought the love. >> it's the last game. we've got to shoal our support whether they're in vegas, whether they're in nor cal, so cal, always raiders until we die. >> it's really why i got depressed this morning when i was making my coffee. >> reporter: it's a sad day for the silver and black. >> this is our house but it's not our home anymore. >> honestly i get a little emotional. i've been a fan since i was like 6, tattoos, flags. >> reporter: jose wasn't kidding. he showed us his raiders commitment. >> it's like going to a funeral. like today is the wak

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> cornell, thank you. well, it is sloppy in the sierra for those already on the roads or plan on driving. chain controls are in effect for i-80 for those who do not snow tires, four-wheel drive are an all wheel drive vehicle. they are required. and on highway 50 chains are needed. and there are also several stretches of highway 89 where chains are required. the weather has closed the lighthouse again. the park shared the same window video it posted yesterday. the winds topped 40 miles an hour again forcing the cancellation of today's events celebrating the white house's 149th anniversary. the weather also knocked out power to the visitor center. >>> if you want to track the rain all you have to do is click the blue live bar at the top of the app. you can also check the weather conditions where you live and enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >>> tomorrow marks the third anniversary of the ghost ship fire. 36 people died when the warehouse went up in flames. tonight a memorial for the v

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip lylstein faro lind p. walterin memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of americadesigning customized individual and group rerement products. that's why we' your retirement company. additional support has been provid by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporatn funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios atr lincoln cen new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thank you for joining us. a powerful winter storm is sweeping into the northeast and making travel difficult as the thanksgiving weekend comes to a close. across the upper midwest heavy snow and wind caused highway closings aca flight ellations last night and today. blerzard conditions caused p outages and authorities issued a no travel advisory after 20 inches of snow fell in duluth minnesota. the s

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in san francisco where a vigil for gun violence victims wrapped up just a short time ago. >> cornell, these gun buybacks were also a tribute for violence victims. >> reporter: yeah, dion and eric. organizers say the goal is to get these guns off the streets and out of communities and for the most part it was a very successful day all across the bay area. first there was a vigil for gun violence victims at this church. >> a vigil at third baptist church to remember lives lost to gun violence. >> chase kowalski. >> christine pelosi, daughter of nancy pelosi, read the names of 26 victims, most of them children from the sandy hook mass shooting in connecticut. >> seven years ago today, little angels who have now been dead longer than they have been alive. >> reporter: in san francisco, dozens of people traded in their unwanted guns for cash. >> there are no questions asked. you don't have to say where you got the weapon or if you have any more left. we just want to get the guns we can off the street. >> reporter: a violence prevention group partnered

cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: a community meeting in oakland's taylor memorial meth distrch to support these homeless moms who recently found shelter with their kids at this vacant home on magnolia street by seizing it without permission. >> we've moved in and we've been keeping up the house. >> reporter: she says she's done nothing illegal. >> there's four vacant homes for every homeless on the street and that's criminal to me in winter. >> reporter: the group is now fighting eviction. its website collecting donations for the cause. the house is owned by a southern california real estate investment company which says the women have no right to be there. >> unfortunately for these women they're going to be evicted. >> reporter: the women want a temporary stay from eviction on monday. they'll appear before a judge later this month to argue why they should be allowed to stay in the house. owners are not optimistic. >> ridgewood is very sympathetic to the homeless situation and is major krebter to homeless causes in the west. but it doesn't condone stealing others properties

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and gar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. rosalind p. walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenbm. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most o today. mutual of america financial agrp, retirement servic investments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your ikpbs station from viewers you. nfrom the tischstudios at lincoln ceer in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. mme chair of the house judiciary tee, democrat jerry nadler, said the committee is eneparing to bring articles of impeacto a vote this week. on the political talk shows this morning, nadler expressed confidence that coe democrat-led ittee has collected enough evidence to impeach pres

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. pthe cheryl and philstein family. rosalind p. lter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerbg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the ment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial oup, retirement services and investments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for blic broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to yourpb station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at anincoln center in new york, hari sreeniv >> sreenivasan: good evening an thank ining us. this week the democratic- marity house of representatives are wiving ahead an anticipated party-line vote on impeaching president trump. today, hse intelligence mmittee chair representative adam schiff defended moving ahead with the vote, even though the majority republican senat

smith in paris with the latest on this one bernard that is real momentum here 24 days and counting. yeah these protests have been popping up over paris throughout and arrest of france during the holiday period there is still fairly widespread public support for the protests and their aims which is to get the government to overturn. to to change plans to overturn plans to reform the french pension system which is very complex under some businesses some employees more generous than it is to others it particularly the railway workers who benefit from early retirement it is then that has been leading a lot of these strikes and although there has been a decrease in the number of people coming out to strike there is still considerable disruption on the rail network so there are more trains running now the high speed trains on the intercity trains on the read on trains there are more of them available in fact the the national railway is saying there are lots of empty seats on trains as people don't realize they're running at the moment but although they are they are less people coming out

in 2013 you have a says he was offered to provide a payment for fisheries minister bernard as south inreturn for securing fishing quotas. the request was made by thames and had to could be. asked to. give the minister 60000 you was thrown off so. i called one of the team on a sort of summit it. told me. if mr fish city wants to get paid i'm. going to most for costs. through this tunnel sent the minister was right it had been presented for. a year after the payment was made minister a south appointed a new chairman of fish. while mike newcombe is the c.e.o. the man appointed to head the company with tam's and cousin james had to be. there had the fish course he made sure that much for the fishing for the schools to summit even though some of the other companies were willing to pay a higher price. for the documents reveal that some harry made payments of over 4 and a oh off 1000000 us dollars into companies owned by thames and how to kill e.p. . james becomes the chap off fishbowl the companies that are getting the money are linked to thomson. this looks very much like bribery. saberi pl

bernard murray was acquitted. tragedy is a very, very heavy burden to bear. we stand by what we've done. we are not looking for scapegoats. we have put our case in a court of law exactly as we said we would do, and we very nearly won. we have not lost. this memorial at hillsborough is somewhere for fans and families to come and pay their respects. but it was on the 20th anniversary at anfield that an emotional outpouring would become a turning point. chanting: "justice for the 96!" in 2009, after the memorial service at anfield, the then culture minister andy burnham called for the release of all documents relating to the hillsborough disaster. three years later, the hillsborough independent panel reported back with shocking conclusions about when the victims died. the families say that, for 23 years, they've never had the truth. do you now feel that that's changed for them and this is the truth? in the process of the panel's work, on more than one occasion the families have said to me that this is the first time

. >> pbs newshour weend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family.ro lind p. walter, in memorye of geoneil. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and invements. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, yamiche alcindor. >> alcindor: good evening, and thank you for joining us. this week, president trump became the third president in u.s. history to be impeached. then, yesterday, he signed bills approving nearly $1.4 trillion in spending, avoiding a government shutdown.pr thident left the white house for the holidays last night. he first s

ws >> pbs ur weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. rosalind p. walter, in memy of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg.ro charles nblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorro cahelp you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement seices and investnts. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, yamiche alcindor. >> alcindor: good evening and thank you r joining us. asfour days ago, the housed two articles of impeachment against presidt donald trump. now, members of both parties are weighing in on house speaker nancy pelosi decision to delay sending the articles to the senate. republican senator roy blunt said he doesn't even think the speaker has the pow

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. iisue and edgar wachenheim the cheryl and philip milstein family. rolind p. walter, in memor of george o'neil. barbara ho zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and vestments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, karina mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening and ing us.ou for jo a gunman opened fire in a texas church this morning. he killed one person, wounded another, and was killed whenpo ce say, parishioners returnes fire. servic were in progress at the west freeway church of christ in the town owhite settlement, about eight miles west of fort w

here now, bernard kerik, former commissioner of the new york city police department.onight. this is just the most horrible, horrific story. what's your reaction to what we are learning here? >> i think it's tragic. i think it's horrible. i don't think it should've happened. people are going to have to look at the security around that school. but more so, more important to me, martha, is the image, the perception that it has given to new yorkers. i was at lunch with a number of people, new york city residents this afternoon, and i had a number of them come to me and said, i feel like we are going in reverse. i feel like it's back in the '70s, '80s, early '90s. people are getting worried. >> martha: that was not a good time. what does it tell you that these are such young suspects, bernie? based on your experience, what does that tell you about what might've happened here? >> i think it's two things. i think you have to look at where these kids come from. who the parents are, accountability and responsibility at the parental level. but there is a bigger issue, martha, t

. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. rosali p. walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make e most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and investments. additional suppo has been provided by: and by the corporation forbl broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at wlincoln center in rk, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. the full house of representatives, where democrats have the majority, is expected to vote on two artles of impeachment of president donald trump this coming week. if passed, the next stage is a trial in the republican-majority senate. senate mority leader republican mitch mcconnell ha

promising another round of nationwide demonstrations in january france faces another gloomy winter bernard smith al-jazeera paris. al jazeera journalist mahmud assigned has now been detained without any formal charges in egypt for 3 years the same was arrested on arrival in egypt in december 26th on a personal visit to see his family is accused of defaming the state and spreading false news allegations he and al-jazeera denies. this is al-jazeera and these are the top stories saudi arabia's public prosecutor says 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 sentenced to 24 years in prison for the murder of saudi journalist jamal hassan. for behi profile saudi role the visor was investigated but released without charge reporters without borders says justice was trampled in the trial a spokesman for saudi arabia's public prosecutor said the murder was not premeditated. and. the investigation is carried out by the public prosecution revealed that there was no predication not murder at the beginning of this assignment it was a spur of the moment action when the leading negotiator inspected the

promising another round of nationwide demonstrations in january france faces another gloomy winter bernard smith al-jazeera paris. mexico's foreign ministry says it's deeply concerned about the presence of $150.00 members of the bolivian security services who are monitoring the mexican ambassador and embassy in bolivia xico granted former bolivian president evo morales asylum after his resignation in the wake of a disputed presidential election but alice is now in argentina where the government has indicated that he will be granted political asylum volunteers in lebanon are providing meals for those in need this christmas as the country goes through its worst economic crisis in decades lebanon's diary column is one of the main reasons for ongoing mass protests against the political class that ruled the country for 30 years sent a hoard of reports from beirut. a show of solidarity with those in need at a time of crisis volunteers from across lebanon have been helping prepare christmas dinner for the poor a lot of people are hungry they need to eat right now host them with flour. and good fr

having an impact on businesses during what's supposed to be the most profitable period of the year bernard smith has more from paris. france's business owners are not feeling the spirit of christmas just before the holiday it looks busy in paris but the almost total shutdown of the metro is having a significant impact on the numbers of people coming out to shop and. takings at this cafe have fallen 30 percent manager isabel sol says it's worse than last year's yellow vest protests. we have had an enormous loss of turnover we've had no terrorists in the style find it very difficult to come to work some cannot even make it and but it's not the fault of those looking for work will find it harder next month france's main employers association says 3 quarters of paris area businesses are planning to freeze hirings because of the loss of economic activity 80 percent of france's small and medium sized businesses have suffered losses because of the strike that's according to their confederation and in the major cities of paris marsay in strasbourg sales of something by as much as 60 percent turnov

>>pbs nehour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. rosalind p. walter, in memory of george o'neil.ar barbhope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and investments. additional support has been provided by: and by theorporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded bicthe am people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like thank you. frothtisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, karina mit ell. >> mitchell: od evening and thank you for joining us. in mogsoadishulia this morning, a truck filled with explosives blew up, killing at least 78 people and wounding more than 120 others. it was the deadliest attack in somalia's capiyetal city in rs. the bombing took place at a busy security checkpoint during lemorning rush hour, as pe returned to work after

cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> we want to hear your ideas about build abetter bay area. share them by joining our build a better bay area on facebook. >>> still ahead, we are closing in on the end of the fabled fabd beach plablanket babylon in san francisco. and big changes starting for public transit, while you're able to ride free for self-days. and learning a lot more about the fire that killed a m >>> the prize electronic store in palo alto has gone out of business. after 30 years of selling electronics, the store served its final customers yesterday. the company announced months ago it was close that location because the lease was expiring on january 31st. the city is eyeing the site to redevelop it. f fry's has five other bay area locations still open. >>> there are many san francisco icons known around the world, including the beach blanket babylon. but after 45 years, the show ends on new year's eve. our reporter joins us live from san francisco with more on that. >> reporter: eric, good evening. what a show. another sellout crowd. you can see some people picking

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bernard weatherill was the last to follow this centuries—old tradition but his successors have decidedines: donald trump has become only the third president in the history of the united states to be impeached by the house of representatives. protests in poland as mps vote on controversial reforms, which critics says willjeopardise judicial independence. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the front page of the times and one of its own investigations has found some hedge funds have been eavesdropping on the bank of england's press conferences before they‘ re officially broadcast. it's apparently helped traders who try to profit from a headstart on the information. the telegraph's main story is on the state opening of parliament. it says borisjohnson will put the nhs at the heart of his domestic agenda as the queen sets out his programme for government in a few hours' time. the guardian's business pages among many covering this woman, denise coates. she's the owner and ceo of gambling website bet365 and britain's

touch of bernard lang are looking for my ball in the tree stopping the conditions are much better than are much better than they were yesterday. sydney is still enveloped in a circle of smoke haze, there are 100 bushfires raging right 110w there are 100 bushfires raging right now in new south wales. the air quality hair is the worst it has ever been for a prolonged period, but today there is a pleasant breeze blowing and it is moving the smoke around, so currently, just over my shoulder... you won't be able to really see it, but over my shoulder you can see all the way to the cbd. it is not far, three miles or so, syd ney it is not far, three miles or so, sydney cricket ground is just a couple of miles away. i don't want you to get the wrong impression, we are not by the beach here, we are very much in the heart of the city, and i'vejust very much in the heart of the city, and i've just come off it right now where i have seen a tetchy paul casey telling the galleries to be quiet, that is on hold one. adam scott missing a very short part for birdie on the first hole as well, and sergio

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is on the story. >> mr. involved in this. i is just really tragic. >> reporter: flowers were left on the ground at a private school where a 7-year-old boy was playing during the lunch hour when he was critically injured by a section of school yard fence. >> it is a manual fence that slides on a track. we are investigating to try to find out how or why -- or how this happened. at some point the fence came off the track and hit the boy and took him to the ground. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the playground where they rushed to remove the child from the fence and called 911. sadly, he died later at the hospital. the school flag was lowered in memory of the little boy. the school made grief counselors available to students and staff on friday. even police and firefighters had their own debrief. >> we're human, obviously. it's a horrible thing to deal with were. and everybody's heart just really is going out to the family. everybody is just really devastated. >> reporter: parents and school staff declined to speak

particularly from a man whose name repeatedly crops up in the files bernard the south the fisheries minister. armed with the leaked documents we began our own investigation. into how corruption in namibia works. we sent johny an undercover journalist into the capital windhoek. jony posed as a representative of wealthy chinese investors. his mission to gain access to lucrative fishing rights which are allocated by the government. he sets up a meeting with a lawyer who we knew had political connections. cease in the manties name. appears in the leaked documents. they reveal his company received over a $1000000.00 of unexplained payments from the state owned fisheries company and. he's also the president of namibia's personal lawyer. interested. resource for sure is true and the fusion process tubes. johnny asks césar to become his local consultant. you really. do want to. look at this list because. i could also get you people because. that's not the united way should and i do it very. the right to catch fish in the maybe it is heavily regulated. the government is supposed to allocate fishing q

cornell bernard is on interstate 80 in berkeley with details. >> if you're heading out of the bay area this christmas eve, you will need to pack your patience. here's why. we have seen stop-and-go traffic for hours on interstate 80. we are told if you are heading to the mountains, it's totally worth it. >> can you feel tend? the end? just a little bit? can you wiggle your toes at all? okay. that's perfect. >> there's lots of boot fittings going on in walnut creek, skis and poles too. >> we're heading up to tahoe in a couple days. take the girls skiing at squaw.o >> hasty taking his three daughters. as you can see they have a lot of energy and loved our camera. >> the two older ones got to go last year so this will be the first time having everybody out. >> i take off my shoes? >> yes. >> reporter: the lui family is gearing up for tahoe too. >> hopefully we're trying to make this into a family tradition. >> the ski rental department has been slammed this week with lots of reservations. >> it's been super busy. everybody's been so excited for the season. powder is up there. we get all th

we suppression and released a 3rd person wanted in connection to the death of a bernard a college studentrichard sherma think about taking on his former teammate marshawlynch in the biggest game of the season sunday. we are carpenrs here he >>and wilopen with the 49 ers with a handful of emotional and down to the wire games, it feels as if this team has been in the playoffs for the last 2 months. so it's only fitting the regular season ends with a matchup of this significant niners hawk sunday night in seattle n francisco when gives them e top seed in the division for the most part they've maintained a clean practice injury report before the only player to not work out this week. safety jaquiski artt close to making a turn. the hawks of a couple of ys making a comeback most notably marshawn lynch to resign with seattle on monday. in response to the growing number of injuries the last 2 running backs. the niners defense maintains that lynch's president's makes no ifference in their game playing. we don't worry about it we're bringing it we're about put in when it put him in will go out the

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abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there live. cornell? >> dan, joe biden definitely the star of the show here on nob hill tonight at the fairmount hotel. he is attending a democratic fundraiser hosted by dianne feinstein and others. now here is some video we shot a few minutes ago. biden arrived at the hotel just a short time ago a bit late. we're told his motorcade was suck in bay area traffic. it's been a busy day of fundraising for biden. earlier sky 7 was over the palo alto home of greg and sarah sands where biden was attending a fundraiser as part of an aggressive in-person and online fundraising push by biden since october. biden no doubt hopes to seek funding from supporters of former candidate kamala harris. firefighters union was in attendance tonight. they say they support the former vice president. >> he is the right person for changing this country right now. he supported firefighters. he supported the working middle class for many years, and we feel that we need a president back here that can restore the soul of the nation. >

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63-year-old bernard doing his thing. that is the scene from outside of centurylink field.he 49ers get ready to take on the seahawks. the winner take all in the nfc west, the loser goes to the wildcards. vernon? >> we're running out of time. let's take a look at the afc playoff picture, seeds one through six. now that we know that the titans are the 60. the raiders will play the cheese. the bills against the texans. the titans against the patriots. out of that, i guess you just have to roll the ball out and play the game. because anyone of these teams could pull an upset. >> there is no question about it. you really cannot say who is going to win. which makes to the suspense of the game. this is why we love the game. that is why we get our popcorn ready, vern. we sit there with our cold one enjoy the game. >> i'm going to get my popcorn ready. i'm going to get ready for this primetime 49ers and seahawks game. this will do it for the fifth quarter. thank you so much for keeping us company. i am your uncle vernon. we will see you. reporting possibly on the las vegas raiders n

we're live in hayward tonight cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> now to the impeachment battle. the judiciary committee is set to hold its second public hearing tomorrow. lawyers for both democrats and republicans will present the findings of their respective investigations. democrats accused the president of abusing his position using a foreign power while republicans criticize the democrats standards for impeachment. both sides disagree on whether president trump should call witnesses. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, could issue a report on his investigation into ukraine. >> rudy as you know has been one of the great crime fighters of the last 50 years. he wants to go before congress and also to the attorney general and department of justice. i hear he's found plenty. >> democrats have also been working through the weekend drafting articles of impeachment. we'll have live coverage of tomorrow's hearings. abc news coverage is set to begin at 6:00 a.m. after abc 7 mornings. >>> a bhoet off the san francisco coast ran into a bit of trouble today. rescue crews res