they have foothill boulevard north closed between castlewood and burnell. >>> happening now, hazardous beach conditions are in effect in the san francisco and monterey bay areas. some of the risks include sneaker waves, large shore breaks and rip currents. here's a live look at pacifica this morning. you can see the surf is up there. they're warning people tojettie. the beach hazard warning is in effect until 9:00 this morning. if you go out on the beach, keep your eyes on your pets and don't turn your back to the ocean. >>> a huge traffic headache for holiday travelers trying to drive over the grapevine to get home. this is a live look at interstate 5. both directions of the grapevine are shut down because of heavy snow. multiple vehicles are stuck on the freeway. crews were working to help out those vehicles. the grapevine has been shut down since last night between lake hughes road and grapevine road. there is no estimated time for reopening. >>> the grapevine closure is complicating what's expected to be the worst holiday travel day. aaa predicts people trying to leave los angeles

want to alert you to, road closure and effect, foothill road both ways between castlewood drive and burnell avenue. this happened last night, but they were still having activity in the closure is for most of the day. this is a fatal crash on some oil spillage in the roadway so it will take some time for the investigation as well as the lanes to clear. due to cleanup so try to avoid the area if you can. the bay bridge is not bad so far, so good.>>> a tragic accident in muir woods, falling trees killing a hiker. we spoke with the man who was in the woods when the trees came tumbling down. >> initially i thought it was an earthquake or something, i had no idea. i never heard it sound like that.>> reporter: around 4:30 christmas eve when a innate stillness of the woods were shattered when five trees collapsed like dominoes. alex shepherd visiting from new york was hiking with his mother when the trees fell. >> just finishing the hike when we heard this colossal noise about 300 feet away. and watched a huge redwood fall from the hillside down to the trail below. >> reporter: be hiked out to the

the pole came down, this is on foothill road between castlewood and burnell. it will be shut down most of the day while they repair that pole. police ask that you avoid that area. >>> the holiday rush put a strain on more than just last-minute shoppers. >> even major manufacturers are struggling to keep the shelves filled. >>> the trend for camera phones is stretching sony thin. >> the tech giant says it is running factories around-the-clock to produce sensors for apple and samsung sn devices, but the holiday rush is too much to keep up with. >>> call of duty modern warfare issued a holiday version of the game. this swaps the guns for snowballs. >> the wintry warfare is only available for a few day sgoos ma. >>> and many of us received gift cards for the holidays. if you got one that you don't use, you can sell it on raise.com or carproool.com. >> if you are keeping one, change the code and the password to keep hackers from it. >>> it's called the ring of fire, star gazers say it's the perfect way to end the wimpy trash bags? c'mon. hefty! hefty! hefty! hey la

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the presidency, diversity of texas at austin professor jeremy seri and purdue university catherine burnell tug about impeachment including the current proceedings against president trump. that is what is coming up here on american history tv. >> the shooting began at midnight. everyone ran towards their home. hollering.ted children began crying. it was a complex operation. 27 targets were hit simultaneously. >> someone in my family got shot. i do not know nothing. >> the goal was not to level the place, but to minimize damage to property and most important of all, to minimize casualties. that was accomplished. >> my daughter did not belong to any group. she was innocent. she had nothing to do with all of this. they killed her. do it again, i would do it again because the cost was high. and theen, civilian military who gave their lives not for us. they gave their lives for democracy, for freedom. i do not mind paying any price under the sun to be free. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on december 19th, 1989, while panamanians were getting ready for the christmas holidays, the united states was secretly mobilizing

the presidency, diversity of texas at austin professor jeremy seri and purdue university catherine burnell tug about impeachment including the current proceedings against president trump. that is what is coming up here on american history tv. >> the shooting began at midnight. everyone ran towards their home. hollering.ted children began crying. it was a complex operation. 27 targets were hit simultaneously. >> someone in my family got shot. i do not know nothing.

at 5:30, presidential candidate pete buttigieg speaks to students at burnell college in iowa. at 9:00 a.m. on c-span2, the cato institute hosts a surveillance conference looking at intelligence gathering. 9:30, a house financial services subcommittee examines the impact of artificial intelligence on capital markets. at 12:30, retired army general john nicholson, commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan, speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. americans are coming out and getting engaged and politics is feeling a little bit less like a spectator sport for people on the left. issuesf the same social that the book covers are still the ones that are relevant today. people in this book were really outraged at issues like family separation and sexual assault on women and the evaluation of black lives -- devaluation of black lives, etc. this period provides a crucial precursor to our moment. massachusettsof professor holly jackson talks about her book "american radical." watch sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> house speaker nancy pelosi announce

at 5:30, presidential candidate pete buttigieg speaks to students at burnell college in iowa. 9:00 a.m. on c-span2, the cato institute hosts a surveillance conference looking at fisa and intelligence gathering. on c-span3 at 9:30, a house financial services subcommittee examines the impact of artificial intelligence on capital markets. and at 12:30, retired army general john nicholson, commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan, speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. the house meets monday to hear evidence in the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. jerry nadler and other committee members will hear from democratic and republican counsel on the findings from the inquiry. live coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. nancy pelosi announces she calls for the house to move forward with articles of impeachment on president trump. the speaker argued the facts against the president are uncontested. here's the full statement.