. >> reporter: it was a regular walk at the park that almost ended in tragedy for 3-year-old leto. >> his temperature peaked up to 108 degrees and he was shaking and drooling and was just out of control. >> reporter: she says he began to spin minutes after ingesting a substance on a walk. >> clearly the drug use in san francisco has hit epidemic levels if we're concerned about walking our dogs. >> reporter: all those drugs in his system could have killed him in a matter of minutes. >> i only got the results back he had methamphetamine and oxy coaten in h in his system. >> reporter: according to this vet tech more cases like leto's are coming in. >> it happens all over the place. sometimes animals can get into drugs at any park or any like beach areas. >> reporter: her advice is to keep your dog on a leash and remain on high alert. >> you have to react fast because once the drugs is in the body you have to do everything to try to save them. >>> new at 11:00, a pioneering figure in bay area law enforcement is celebrating her retirement. long time san mateo police chief susan manhiemer i

so he's not out of thjob tonight already vote by the house on article one leto the impeachment but there is a final stage before he can be ousted fully foard there will be a senate trial that will determine whether president trp is guilty of treason bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors before he can be removed from office, although 2 other presidents were impeached only one came close toemoval take a look in the mid 1800, the 7th president andrew jacks came awfully close to a guilty verdicbut got away by just one vote and in 1998 the 42th president bill clinton was impeached, but was acquitted well richard nixon is not on that list because he resigned before he could be peached. so we'll just have to watch and wait for what wilhappen from here to the 41th president of the united states. why the newsroom million kron 4 news. thank low, we will have more on today's impeachment proceedings later in the newscast as we mentioned. >>the president ump and speaker pelosi are still addressing people and we let you know abt the historic news today with a push alert you ca always stay conn

but letos me just say at the ve outset, i know that you are a career official. and i want to pay tribute to all of the law enforcement officials particularly in the fbi because i can see how some of what has been said about them might be severed areally and unfairly demoralizing. we have your hback. when you have a weapon pointed at you and sometimes they are firearms and sometimes they are political weapons, we should have your back. so some of what has been said here, but also int the larger realm of public comment i think has been severely a disservice to our law enforcement and to the united states because we are discouraging able and dedicated young people from joining your ranks and we need that. and i've worked withat some of e best andth some of the less bes. so let me ask you a few questions about those findings. president trump has said repeatedly that the fbi, quote, tried to overthrow the presidency. did you find any evidence that the fbi tried to overthrow the presidency? >> no, what we found is again laid out here in this report. >> is there any ev

company in ukraine and a discredited theory on ukraine being involved in the 2016 lack, and that's what letoy 25 phone call and the often the-quoted phrase "do us a fair, though. what happened is the president or aides around him froze military aid. they conditioned a white house meeting on president zelensky ok ine, and ukraine overall, doing those specific corruption investigations. what democrats say is that freeze, that witolding, that' an abuse of power because that's the president elevating his own interests over national security. republicans say aid was delivered in the end and the president was right to question all kinds of corruptionn ukraine. >> yang: lisa, ths process is still going on, the action is still going on on the house floor. give ue a sef what's going to happen in the next several hours, couplof hours, and then what happens beyond that. diswhrmplet. >> that'thats righ this debate will wind up on both sides who they feel are their strongesspeakers in the next hour, potentially, then move to votes expected. they will split the single resolution into two votes, one e h ar

and leto call today aboutody think a minute what is happening in america.need to stop thinking about what isd think about really going to happen in america. the whole thing is going to change. we are not going to be america anymore. everybody is against everybody. -- they mightht need to stop and think. stop thinking about party and realize what is really happening. it is a serious moment for the country. for people on both sides. there are democrats who cannot fathom the notion that the president might be impeached and then acquitted in the senate. there are republicans who can't countenance the fact that in arer view the democrats impeaching the president. there is no easy out. particularly not at a time when we are as polarized as we are. as i say, i think the best we can hope for from this is that our elected representatives manifest the seriousness of purpose about this. even as the polarization continues. host: let us remind our viewers how -- what happens after the house vote this week, and the timeline for sending over house managers. what will that