fox's ray bogan tells us the report released today says president trump subverted u.s.eign policy toward ukraine, and undermined u.s. national security for his own political interest. >> reporter: the 300 page impeachment report concludes president trump's solicited foreign interference in the 2020 u.s. presidential election. it states president trump use the power of his office to push this credited theory and harm opponents. >> house intelligence committee reports president trump conditioned a potential white house meeting, and nearly $400 million in military assistance to compel ukraine's president to do his political bidding. report says president trump demanded ukraine announced an investigation into his political rival joe biden and his son. >> the withholding of that aid, even for a period of time, send a disastrous message to friend and foe alike that the united states does not have the back of its ally. >> reporter: the committee states president trump's response to the inquiry includes obstruction and witness intimidation. >> this is the result of a president

fox's ray bogan shows us that long-awaited report sheds light on claims by president trump that the fis campaign. and worked to stop him from winning the 2016 elections. >> investigator in vector general's report did not act with bias. fbi agents made significant errors when looking into a trump campaign official. republicans and democrats highlighted information about their bias. >> it is stunning, it is it is a bunch of crap. >> inspector general's report on the fbi's crossfire hurricane investigation. crossfire probe weather from comp. coordinated with russia during the 2016 election. it also shed light on surveillance warrants on campaign advisors. >> would you have submitted warrant >> i would have submitted the one they put in. no doubt about it. had no this is going in with that. >> republicans focused on how the mitigation was conducted after it started. >> a lawyer the fbi created fraudulent evidence that is in turn used as the basis for a sworn statement to the court that the court relies on. >> that is correct >> democrats honed in and why it was opened in the first days. >

ray bogan has a look at just how contentious 2019 was in washington. >> article one is adopted. >> thed by one of the most consequential congressional votes in american history. the impeachment of president donald trump. >> president trump: and by the way, it doesn't really feel like we are being impeached. >> the honorable nancy pelosi is duly elected the speaker of house of representatives. >> for 2019 begin with democrats retaking the house majority in nancy pelosi regaining the speaker's gavel. although reluctant at first pelosi took impeachment from upper progressive dream -- >> i do not believe that an unfit president should be allowed to stay in office. >> we are going to go in there and teach the [bleep]. >> perhaps foreshadowing, the government began in the shutdown. 800,000 federal workers had to wait weeks for a paycheck, and that included air traffic controllers. >> we don't want to be in this tug-of-war. we want to run the safest system in the world. >> in march, special counsel robert mueller released its report on russian interference in the 2015 election. >> there was n

ray bogan tells us, this comes as the date for the pending sent impeachment trial remaining up in the air. >> reporter: with only five days left until christmas, the impeachment process is installed. there are no signs it will be moving forward in the lawmakers return last month. >> the trial can begin early january. >> reporter: house democratics expressing confidence that senate would begin trial next month. despite nancy pelosi delaying sending articles of impeachment. they are waiting for the. the process used 20 years ago during then president clinton's trial should be the same one used today. >> i think she is trying to delay this until we get to the general election. >> reporter: meantime, president trump blasted a leading christian magazine on twitter after an article published on it calling for president to be removed from office. the president responding saying, i guess the magazine christianity today is looking for elizabeth warren, bernie sanders are those of the socialist communist meant to guard their religion. how about. the fact is, no president has ever done what i ha

in washington, ray bogan, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at noon is. if you are ready to get rid of your christmas tree, which i am not, san francisco's 33rd annual chipping of the tree is now underway. after removing all of the decorations you can come down and bring it to the city plaza will they will have a giant chipper. the trees will be turned into mulch for residential, business and park landscaping. lasher, the city recycled more than 500 tons of christmas trees. >> we want those christmas trees to be made into something beautiful. to have a life after the life in your home. and that is to become mulch. to be chipped up and spread on the earth. >> if you are like me and want to hang onto your tree a little longer, starting january second, you can leave your clean and phlox trees at the un- frock creates trees at the curb . >>> coming up, we will show you more of the surprising uses in the bay area. hint, some of them end up at the zoo. left, one why school district is pressing matters on why it doesn't respond to them and why they are respondin

ray bogan in washington with the latest. >> reporter: for the next three days, resident trump will be in the uk where he says his priority is to convince european allies to increase their defense spending. but his latest international trip comes with the impeachment inquiry entering its next phase.'s >> reporter: one of the most important journeys that we make as president and for them to be doing this and saying this, and pointing and impeachment on the table is else. >> reporter: on his way to london, president trump criticized house democrats saying their decision to hold and impeachment inquiry hearing while he is traveling internationally is a disgrace. >> i think it will be a tremendous boost for republicans. republicans have never ever been so committed as they are right there. >> reporter: the resident passing the investigation as it enters the next phase. reviewing his final report before sending it to the judiciary committee ahead of the tuesday vote. >> the fact that they have, out to the hearings, i think we would like to see is to what is the counterargument that the whit

ray bogan has a preview. >> reporter: before the ball drops and the confetti rains down, officials inharge of the massive new year's eve celebration in new york prepare the world famous times square ball. as we get ready to ring in 2020. on monday, officials flipped a giant switch to test the crystal sphere. >> 3, 2, 1! happy new year!! >> reporter: illuminating the ball more than 3200 -- 32,000 l.e.d. lights, ascending one more than 100 feet to the starting position atop times square. the centerpiece measures 12 feet in diameter made up of nearly 2700 waterford crystal triangles and ways 11,875 pounds. the ball has been ringing in the new year since 1907. who will be flipping the switch tuesday night to start the ball drop? >> as we look back over the last year, we saw that the dominant theme in the news globally was science teachers around the globe and the students and young people that they teach who are really the key to climate changethe future and >> reporter: while the nypd says there is no credible threat to this year's celebration, there keeping up security around times squa

ray bogan has the story from washington. >> reporter: today, i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. >> nancy pelosi announcing the house of representatives will move forward with the impeachment. >> the facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit. >> when she said the facts are not contested, she is flat-out not telling the truth. >> pelosi's remarks coming one day after for constitutional law experts testified before the house judiciary committee on whether the president's actions constitute him impeachment. swimming for talking about if it's not impeachable, then nothing is impeachable. >> i believe this impeachment not only fails to satisfy the standards of the impeachment, we created a dangerous president for future impeachment. the president responding to pelosi's announcement on twitter saying, that is not what our founders had in mind. the good thing is, that the republicans had never been more united we will when. >> go ahead and do it. we are ready for the. >> this is the condescension of the united s

beyond the coasts bogan is also shaped by its landscapes. the island alone has 3 nature reserves.death wasn't overall and or the rushing roland as another of the lukens attractions the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since 1905 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and take is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. mark is said to have climbed to $154.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like others seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. there gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. be

i'm going to bring in reporter ray bogan. let's start with the arguments. the lawyers made today against impeaching the president. >> good afternoon. as you just said, we heard from four constitutional scholars today. three believe president trump should be impeached andot be im. the arguments for impeachment include bribery and obstruction. for instance, stanford law professor said when president trump invited, indeed demanded foreign involvement in our federal election, he struck at the very heart of what makes this republic to which we pledge allegiance. jonathan turley was the sole attorney on the panel who says president trump should not be impeached. he testified that he didn't vote for president trump, he doesn't support president trump, and he believes the ukraine call was very inappropriate. yet with all that, he still doesn't think it's enough to take president trump out of office. he says the democrats are moving too quickly on the impeachment inquiry and not proving the allegations. he said if you could prove a quid pro quo then you'd have an im

ray bogan is in washington with the story. >> reporter: the house judiciary committee enters the secondachment process. hearing testimony from four witnesses, all constitutional law scholars. >> on the basis of the testimony and the evidence before the house, president trump has committed impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors. >> drawing a foreign government into our elections is an especially serious abuse of power because it undermines democracy itself. >> if you read the mueller here right now, that suggest the president himself has obstructed justice. >> reporter: the goal of the hearing? for lawmakers to debate what constitutes an impeachable offense, given the house intelligence committee tuesday approved its 300-page impeachment report, accusing the president of abusing his power and obstructing congress. >> president trump did not merely seek to benefit from foreign interference in our elections. he directly and explicitly invited foreign interference in our elections. this is not an impeachment. this is just a simple railroad job. >> reporter: the republicans' sole witness,

as ray bogan reports, at least 1 republican senator is expressing concern over the handling of the upcoming impeachment trial in the republican-controlled senate. >> reporter: one day after christmas, president trump is blasting congressional democrats. the president tweeting, "democrats said they wanted to rush everything through to the senate because president trump is a threat to national security. now he says, "now they don't want to go fast anymore. they want to go very slowly. liars! " the president's remarks come as house speaker nancy pelosi has yet to send articles of impeachment to the senate. as party leaders negotiate the terms of a trial. >> this could backfire. so far it is not working the way the democrats want. >> reporter: the president says the republican party is totally unified but one gop senator does not want to be in lockstep with the administration. senator lisa murkowski says she was disturbed with mitch mcconnell's vow to work in " total coordination with the white house. a plot to make this is something mitch mcconnell help will have to listen to. lisa murkowski i

in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> democratic presidential candidate holy and castro is here in the former secretary of housing and or been developed and spoke to a group of students. castor rolled up his proposed foreign policy plan which calls for the u.s. to be guided by moral authority. castor also addressed house speaker nancy pelosi calling for the drafting of articles of impeachment. >> i don't think anybody wanted to get to this point. nobody thinks any pleasure in moving forward in and impeachment for the president of the united states. donald trump has given no choice to congress. >> castro will join supporters in an event in san francisco tonight. he is falling at about 1% among democratic nominees and he is not yet qualified for this month's debates. >>> airbnb now revealing new safety measures following that mass shooting on halloween night. the short down rental site is implementing three new safety steps. diverse, it's guess standards. no another's guest or bucking neighbor's driveway. anothe dedicated communication line between cities and airbnb. the rental site

ray bogan, fox news. >>> [ inaudible ] police say bicyclist was writing by the owner's backyard on holly byrne avenue, and shot the dog for no apparent reason. the suspect is described as being in his late teens or early 20s. he was wearing a black hooded jacket, dark pants, and was writing a dark-colored bike. >>> there backtracking from a claim that remarks were put on the coffee served at mcdonald's. they post a photo of the cup on facebook but has since deleted that image. the chief said the officer who made the claim has now resigned after fabricating the whole incident. the chief says the unnamed officer no longer works with the agency and the police department will, quote, work tirelessly to regain the loss of trust with both mcdonald's and with the citizens that we serve. >>> apostate popularity spacers for customers one last time today. hayward ranch will close ths af of businesses. it is a restaurant many customers called home. >> reporter: it is a restaurant that seems like it is from another era. two regulars of the hayward ranch on mission boulevard it is much more special t

bogan receives a dismissal either from halsey or from his staff, probably the staff at that point. no, we're not going to do that. we're going north. and they thought ozawa's force was a decoy. he had currently assessed the situation and sent visual signals to halsey's flagship. hey, i think that's a decoy. we should divide. and he acknowledges as i one is nd it the second one is not replied to. paul will tell us more about that of his description of admiral lee. and the navy's best tactician at the time, he is chief of staff to the commander of task force 38 by admiral marc mitscher. birk and mitscher work out another approach to divide the group. the task that they were in is the one that is closest to ozawa. so rather than delaying its journey to the north, they're thinking why don't we take our carrier group, go north, deal with ozawa and the other two carrier groups can stay off san bernadino strait and deal with kurita now that he has reversed course. birk is admit that something like this has to be done and he is arguing with mitscher. we need to tell halsey about this. we n

the south pacific islands a bogan villa voted overwhelmingly to break away from pop one who guinea the vote paves the way for it to become the world's newest nation more than 98 percent of voters backed independence. this is deja vu news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at t w news or visit our website. now a white rhino calf born last month that is in california has the named future and the zoo says the cost name is meant to be a message of hope for rhino conservation efforts around the world many rhino species are heading for extinction and san diego zoo word this cough was born is now using artificial insemination to try to save some of the world's endangered adults. all right coming up next hour more on saudi arabian oil giant iran close i.p.o. it's become the world's largest listed company after making its debut on the country's stock exchange monica jones will have that on day 8 of you business in just a few minutes time and of course you can always get the latest headlines on twitter followers there at the w. news thank you for watching will that be back with more news

ray bogan has more on the preparations for this new year's eve. >> reporter: the ball for the ball dropsetti rained down officials in charge of the new year's eve celebration in new york prepare the world-famous time square ball as we get ready to ring in 2020. on monday officials flipped a giant switch to test a crystal sphere. >> 3, 2, one, happy new year. >> reporter: eliminating the ball's 32,000 led lights it descended to its starting position atop one time square. the celebration centerpiece measures 12 feet in diameter, made of 2700 crystal triangles and ways 11,875 pounds. the ball has been ringing in the new year since 1907 and who will be flipping the switch tuesday night to start the ball drop? >> we saw the dominant theme in the news globally with climate change. this year we are honoring science teachers around the globe and the students and young people they teach who are the key to climate change in the future and addressing it. >> the nypd says there's no credible threat to this year's celebration they are beefing up security around time square and urging revelers to rema

ray bogan live where the impeachment fight is shortly after the new year. >> donald trump released atmas message with first lady milani in which he thinks troops serving overseas and hoped for peace among nations. it is clear he couldn't keep his mind off impeachment. donald trump asked why nancy pelosi should be allowed to impeach him just because she has a slight majority in the house. he wrote got 0 republican votes. she said must be bipartisan and overwhelming but this scam impeachment was neither also very unfair with no due process, proper representation for witnesses. now pelosi is demanding everything republicans were not allowed to have, hypocrites which is what he told reporters christmas eve. >> he is doing a tremendous disservice to the country. not doing a good job. one republican vote in the house, three democrats came over to our side. the decision will be made by mitch mcconnell. he has the right to do whatever he wants. he is the head of the senate. >> reporter: the impeachment process is stalled as we wait for speaker policy to appoint impeachment managers and send

ray bogan breaking it down live from washington. >> they say all politics is local and donald trump is using that mantra to attack nancy pelosi's district and ask if she will be challenged in the primaries. he tweeted california leads the nation by foreign the number of homeless people and the increase in the homeless population, two terrible stats. crazy nancy should focus on that in her very down district and helping her incompetent governor with a big homeless problem. the on going back and forth revolves around negotiations regarding the rules of the future impeachment trial in the senate and whether senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will allow witnesses to testify. senate minority leader chuck schumer tried to negotiate with donald trump via tweet. he wrote donald trump, if you are so confident that you did nothing wrong, why won't you release the emails and that witnesses testify under oath? democrats wish list includes former national security adviser john bolton and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. congressman madeleine dean had a message for mitch mcconnell and senate

ray bogan has more as regulators say the planes will stay grounded for the rest of the year. >> boeinging the brakes on the 737 maxed, starting in january the planes about make it will temporarily stop production of its most important passenger jet, the move comes 9 months after authorities followed two crashes the guilt a total of 346 people. experts say the decision could create chaos for the aviation industry and have better mental effects on the american economy. >> suspended production of a commercial aircraft is something that has been rarely done. it truly is unprecedented decision and it is one that has massive impact to boeing and its suppliers and the airlines. >> reporter: some argue the production halt willie's boeing's cash crunch. >> producing these planes, a lot of planes sitting on the ground depreciating needing to be paid for, airlines -- until they are ready for flight so boeing is between a rock and a hard place. >> boeing doesn't expect any layouts or furloughs. in a statement the manufacturer promising it will determine later when production can resume. we believe

on capitol hill, ray bogan, fox news. >>> lawmakers are introducing a series of new bills that are aimed at reducing the noise of sfo. people who live near the airport complain about the news of noise, landing, towels. congresswoman spears says in a statement, the not noise from flights is seriously affecting residents sleep, mental health, and overall quality of life. >>> one focuses on limiting slides between 7:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning. >>> air quality officials are asking people not to burn wood over the ra did holiday. wood smoke contains some particles in cancer-causing substances that make the air unhealthy to brave. they are also reminding people that burning wrapping paper is illegal because it is made from synthetic materials that can be toxic when burnt. >>> all right, hopefully you've had a great christmas day others will. our weather is improving as expected. we are starting to see the improvement from north to south. live look-in san francisco where the beautiful lights are out there in the a bridge. temperatures are going to be chilled tonight, currently in san f

on capitol hill, ray bogan, fox news. >>> a servicemember killed in afghanistan arise back on americanock of overall u.s. troop deployment to see what changes may be necessary. somnolence and reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: christmas morning, president trump's national security adviser robert narayan and army general mike newly joins staff were among those honoring him. 28 americans killed in combat in afghanistan this year. deployed to afghanistan three times, received four bronze stars. the surgeon leaves we had a partner, jen, and a daughter, zoe. bombing his vehicle when they were in afghanistan. this comes as the u.s.-led peace talks with taliban. the united states is never going to let him guide us in become a safe haven for terrorists. at least that mission is complete, we will retain a person to do that. >> reporter: 13,000 u.s. troops remain in afghanistan. the height of you that u.s. military involvement in 2010. probably 500 were killed that year. few words troops could spend next christmas afghanistan, depending on the decision of nearly 4000 troops out. >> all thes

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ray bogan is in washington dc with the story. >> a solemn asked to take an oath for testing for the.in the house introduced two articles of impeachment against president trump. one for abuse of power and the second for obstruction of congress. >> president trump solicited a foreign nation in the ukraine to publicly announce investigations into his opponent and a baseless conspiracy theory promoted by russia. >> he endangers our democracy and he endangers our national security. >> the next steps in the impeachment process start with a market in the judiciary committee where articles will be written and voted on. then they will be sent to the house floor if the articles passes goes to a trial. house republicans -- one last time before their salads were a couple of years. people can still get important emergency alerts. >>> good morning, upgrades to the system, we talked about sirens going early. -- -- >> if you are on alert and you have a plan to return to the people to be connected in that way. really the best tool is the connection to neighbors. -- >>> >> involving the governor's app

in washington, bogan, fox news. >> firma of all of this, we are joined by author and lecturer at princeton university, a pleasure to have you on. we will get to the senna trial and how that might shape up in just a few seconds here. but first, let's talk about the vote in the full house on wednesday. do you expect any surprises? >> reporter: not too many and right now, it is important to note that 17 of these 31 democratic house members who are in districts from one in 2016 having said that he will vote for impeachment. that leaves 14 that haven't. we still only have a deed to go. that can be compared with republicans who currently have no diffraction but we see coming in the house or the senate. so, it is democrats that are deeming to have a little bit of a tough decision here. republicans are holding strong. that is they are searching. >> and her just a few seconds ago, congresswoman alyssa facing quite a blow about with the notion that she will vote in favor of impeachment. you know, you have to wonder how that might wait in some of those other declo democrats. this the fact that we see

in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> ford has stopped matthias to help turn coffee was to carports. starting this year, ford is incorporating coffee shop which is coffee bean skin, enough of the roasting process into the house he used in some course. more about this partnership. senior technical leader of sustainable materials at ford motor company. thank you so much for being here. first off, what prompted you to look at coffee as potential source for materials? >> it is really funny. we drink a lot of coffee in my laboratory so one day, i was walking in with my perennial big giant mother of coffee in the morning trying to wake up, looked at it and had a whole new thought of about, oh my god, there must be ways products associated with this. so the team went off, looked at it and came back with the skin of the bean made me a good place to start. >> what coffee taff? >> it is a high-fiber product which is what we are looking for. very high fiber content, very good high heat stability and it is very lightweight. and s

ray bogan, fox news. >> seeing everyone bundled up is giving me flashbacks.oin new year's eve live from times square. the show will begin at 8:00 tonight. they'll return after the 10:00 news. guests include rob gronkowski, gordon ramsey and florida georgia line. >>> shaping up to be a nice day. end of the year. last day of 2019. we're finally starting to break out of the 30s. it was a chilly, chilly morning. now at 9:34, the only one that was lingering in, 47 degrees in oakland. 48 right now in walnut creek. we're starting off the morning a little bit chilly. it's shaping up to be aeautiful. i know everybody at home wants to know what it's going to be like when the clock strikes midnight. this is the futurecast. we'll start at 4:00. this is kind of where we'll see around the highs of the day. the highs of the day will be in the mid 50s, upper 50s, low 60s in some areas. san francisco by 4:00, 55 degrees. a lot of people will be spending it in the city to catch the fireworks. we're seeing widespread low 50s across the bay area. morgan hill will be in the 40s a

in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> lewis revealed over the weekend, he's been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. the 79-year-old democratic has faced several battles throughout his life most of them simply as a civil rights activist alongside martin luther king jr. but this is going to be the fight of his life. >>> president obama treated this, one thing i love about representatives in the this is his income of a will to fight for the >>> house speaker nancy pelosi also said that her prayers, writing, we are all playing for you . generations of americans have you in their thoughts and prayers. as he faced despite. lewis says he would be returning to washington in the coming days to resume his work on capitol hill and begin his cancer treatment. >>> colophon is headed to the new year with new online protection. coming up, break and then then you'll love that allows you to control what data gets sold. plus >>> u.s. military targets iranian black malicious asked a deadly. and get details,,. >>> 49ers fence likely still writing after last night , thrilling when in seattle. we lo

in washington, ray bogan, ktvu on fox 2 news. >>> happening now, don't be surprised if you see a lot police officers near larkspur and eight in marin county. it is just a drill. safety officials are holding a rescue exercise. here is a live picture from the scene here. first responders are reacting as if a southbound train suddenly lost power while in the cal park hill tunnel. this is the tunnel. is located between san rafael and larkspur land eight. they are practicing how they get to the strengths, affect with passengers and critical treatment for anyone who is into. the drill and 11 club n-point plan overnight to mom is accused of doing next. christine appeared >> reporter: good morning to you sell a crazy story out in antioch. the delta barbershop is open this one but the barber who was hit is recovering in the hospital. we understand he had surgery this morning on his leg. antioch police say that barbara is the victim of a mother who was just upset of the haircut that her son was given. take a look at the mug shot here. police are looking for 26-year- of brentwood. police say sh

. >>> fox news ray bogan tells us that the long-awaited reports, sheds light on the claims by president his campaign, and worked to stop him. from winning the 2016 election. >> reporter: the inspector general report cites investigators was knocked acting with political bias. it does say fbi agents made significant errors when looking into the trump campaign official, republicans and democrats highlighted information which fit their bias. it is stunning, it is damning, it is malicious. and it is a bunch of crap. chairman grant feud about the inspector general's report on the fbi's crossfire hurricane investigation. crossfire probed whether the trump campaign officials coordinated with russia during the 2016 election. it also sheds light on surveillance of forms on campaign advisers. >> they committed a warrant application. >> let me put it this way. i would not have submitted the one they put in. no doubt about it. they had no business going in with that. >> republicans focus on how the investigation was conducted after it started. >> a lawyer at the fbi creates value and evidence. alter

ray bogan, fox news. >>> it's been three years since oakland's deathly ghost ship warehouse fire werele were killed. as of midnight this morning the statute of limitation for prosecutors to criminally charge the warehouse landlords ran out. now the alameda county da cano charger the warehouse owner or the children with negligent involuntary manslaughter. the same charges that face the defendants derick almena and max harris. max harris was acquitted. derick almena will be retried in march and 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. his lawyers say the owners knew about the code violation notices warning about hazardous conditions and life-threatening safety at the ghost ship warehouse. >> derick almena will beat sitting at the defense table alone. they will not hear from the owners about what they knew and what they saw in the warehouse. >> 2 investigates reached out to the das office and the office says this matter remains an active case with future court dates. they make no further comment. >>> today is san francisco will tackle a tough problem. sara zendehnam joins us now where the

. >> ray bogan, live from washington. thank you. >>> list chicken lasalle.u keeping an eye on, sal? >>> we are looking at soggy conditions right now pam and dave. if you were going to be driving out there soon, i would advise you to just take it easy. we have fog that will transition from one commute to another. right now, earlier this morning on highway 24, it was very foggy here. we could not see the freeway. now, it is completely there. so this is what happened, it does move around. steve and i tell you pet that. there is a little bit of traffic here. there is a little bit of acute. 88 was less foggy. these things tend to change. we see northbound 101 approaching the interchange, the rest of the commute seems okay. sometimes on fridays, we have lighter than normal commute's. let's hope that it is going to be a nice light commute. and the weekends weather, here's steve. >>> i know less foggy. he is a cool dude. it is less foggy. yesterday was a warm one. mid-60s, upper 60s. the san jose airport, 70 degrees. that was warm. you can see this warm air mass is

ray bogan joins us live where it won't happen until they agree on how it will be carried out.but ray, it is a busy couple weeks ahead right? >> reporter: that's right. a busy couple weeks ahead as they try to negotiate the trial you know they say politics is personal. yesterday, president trump really followed that mantra he's put out multiple tweets attacking speaker pelosi and her congressional district. president trump hit hard at house speaker pelesoi and her home state of california in a series of tweets thursday. he wrote, nancy pelosi's district in california has rapidly become one of the worst anywhere in the u.s. when it comes to the homeless and crime. it gotten so bad so fast she lost total control. the speaker's holding articles of impeachment from the senate and hopes of getting what she a >> she is holding a live gre it's a and they pulled the pin and she to the it in her hand and she doesn't reporter: chuck tried to negotiate with the president through twitter he wrote, president trump, if you are so confident you did nothing wrong, then why done outrelease the