that breaking news in fremont. police surrounding a five story building. this has been fwoing on for hours a refuses to come down from the roof. >> the man is suspected of a home invasion robbery from earlier today. he ran to a construction site and got onto the roof. police are still negotiating with him. we're live at the scene with more. >> police tell us the suspect has been up there for at least four and a half hours behind me you can see the heavy police presence at this hour. negotiators try to get that man to come down. take a look at the video. the man can be seen on the roof of the building. police say he was involved in a home invasion robbery earlier this morning around 10:30. not too far away. a detective spotted him at the

construction site about an hour later. since then, police and fire have launched multiple drones to see what the suspect has been doing while on the building. nay are able to see what he has access to in terms of material and equipment. we stopped flying sky 7 at the request of police. it appeared to be agitating the suspect. a very fluid situation out here. one point the man was throwing gasoline cans and tools off the roof. >> this neighborhood used to be really nice. so it's kind of disturbing to see -- yeah. very worrisome. >> the building under construction is on warm springs boulevard near brown. this is a few blocks from the bart station. roads in the area remain blocked off and the traffic is backed up to mission boulevard.

we just learned from the police department that the suspect has been lighting some rags op fire. that just happened moments ago. the fire department has been in position to knock it out with water. they of course want to prevent that building from going up flames. we'll stay on top of the situation. >> all right. hopefully police can get this resolved. now to the weather. we had a short break. rain again. it will sweep into the rest of the bay area. >> live look now. you can see a lot of gray out there. meteorologist standing by with the forecast. green on the doppler. >> light rain to finish out gray week. live doppler 7 tracking light showers. most of it confined to the north

bay. even light sprinkles reported. over into discovery bay. the rain even some fog along the coastline. half-moon bay down it two and a half miles visibility. fog will be an issue over night tonight. storm impact scale level 1 light system. stretching into tomorrow. sc scattered showers. light rainfall. tracking rough and dangerous surf. evening planner take the umbrella. it won't be raining the entire time. scattered showers will be working through the bay area. temperatures fall throughout the 50s. tomorrow does feature some wet weather. the entire weekend is not going to see rain. we'll have the details. >> meantime more snow is opt way for the mountains this weekend. national weather service forecasters say up to two feet could fall at low elevations. the agency has issued a winter

weather advisory through saturday morning. drivers should expect delays, chain controls and reduced visibility. carry an emergency supply kit. >> don't forget you can tram the rain with live doppler 7. down load the app or check out the doppler online. >> multiple people have been detained part of the investigation into over night killing in san jose. a man shot to death after 2:00 a.m. on south white road near hills drive. there was a heavy police response. the street was blocked off for several hours. the shooting rattled residents as well as business owners. >> i was taking my 12 year-old to school. and i couldn't go through my street. everything was blocked off. >> it's horrifying. what could have happened. for this type of response. >> the victims name hasn't been

released. this is the 32nd homicide in san jose this year. police are looking for a suspect following a shooting outside a bar that left two men wounded. in front of downtown joes brew pub on main street. around 1:00 this morning. the shootings likely stem from an argument between two groups inside the bar. the men were streeted at the hospital for not life threatening wounds. >> gun buy back events taking place this weekend. san francisco community organization hosting the buy back event from 8:00 to noon tomorrow. on it headquarters. the event held in cooperation with the san francisco police department pays $100 for a handgun. $200 for a semi-automatic weapon no questions asked. it helped remove some 16,000 guns off the street since 2014.

>> holding its first gun buy back in 15 years. five months after the shooting at the gilroy festival. turn in at the cooperation yard. $50,000 to give out and you get $100 for handguns, rifles and shotguns. no questions asked. >> there are other buy tomorrow. >> we're committed to building a better bay area. finding solutions and options for commuting to work or school. a long awaited line is finally ready for passengers. live at the new smart train station. with the details. >> it's been a long time coming. after two years of construction

and planning. it is all finally happening. the new station is finally ready for passengers. a big deal for north bay residents and commuters who can ride the train to the ferry terminal. and connect to san francisco. >> the first smart train pulled in friday morning to a lot of fanfare. >> we all did a big cheer. we left san francisco station. it was really amazing. >> the first passengers say they waited years for a train to finally get here. >> this is a vision for the future. 50 years from now. >> the two mile, $55 million rail extension now links as far as santa rose with the golden gate ferry. >> we're getting ready to really make a difference. for both the congestion on 101 and local roadways. as well as help global warming. >> this is green commute.

>> we're excited about going to we can ride bikes or the great bike trails that have been created or take the train. and get out of the cars. >> the new station gets you as close as possible to the ferry. you have to walk the rest of the way. we sped up the route. it can take 12 minutes to get there. >> we made sure in the ferry schedule and the train schedule you have 20 minutes to get there. >> we need to be out walking more. we don't need to be sitting on phones. >> this station and station andd station in downtown nevada opens to passengers officially tomorrow. smart rolls out a new train schedulen new years day. >> thank you. >> nice and new. >> historic vote in washington

today. president trump is responding after the judiciary committee voted to send articles of impeachment to the full house. >> big waves cause problems. people trying to catch crab weren't too happy. >> who's happy with the traffic. that's a look at the bay bridge. we might look at the san mateo. there it is. traffic on the left side headed back tolt east bay. this is the usual heavy commute direction at 4:09 in the afternoon. right hand side back to the peninsula. smooth

today along party lines the

judiciary committee approved two articles of impeachment against trump. >> he accused them of political gain. the latest from washington. >> it was a speedy conclusion to a marathon impeachment hearing. >> aye. >> the judiciary committee voting along strict party lines. 23-17. on two articles of impeachment against president trump. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the committee democratic majority arguing he must be removed from office to protect the integrity of the future elections. >> he betrayed the nation and moved towards a corrupt election. and he abused power. >> republicans are slamming the move. >> i have never in my entire life seen such an unfair, rigged, railroad job against the president of the united states. >> the vote makes trump the fourth president in u.s. history to face impeachment by the

house. >> i got to see enough of it. i spoke to my people. it's a witch hunt. it's a sham. it's a hoax. >> now looking ahead to an allll but certain impeachment trial. some advising a shorter process so he can focus on his reelection campaign. >> we did nothing wrong. i'll do long or short. i have heard mitch, i have heard lindsey. i wouldn't mind a long process. i would like to see the whistleblower who is a fraud. >> mcconnell is working in total coordination with the white house telling fox news there's zero chance the president would be removed from office. i'm hoping we'll -- >> democratic leader chuck schumerer responding if there is a trial every senator will take an oath to render impartial justice. >> the majority is expected to pass impeachment next wednesday. mcconnell will take up the trial in the new year.

>> in the north bay providing a helping hand for the holiday season. where reporter presented a $15,000 check to the redwood empire food bank in support of feeding the produce program. staffers say the donation will help them buy $60,000 in groceries for the one in six residents who face food insecurity. >> we have buying power. we can buy the food we need and distribute it. we get donated food. >> the redwood empire food bank serves 82,000 people a year. 25,000 after the fires. our parent company has supporting them since 2012. >> on the peninsula big waves impress the tourists. but fishermen not too happy this morning the the storm impact along the coast.

>> these waves are beautiful to look at. unless you are a crab fisherman. they look with a different perspective. >> it sucks. every time like this, it means zero. we can't catch any crab. i came for fun. it's my day off. >> it was slow. we saw one crab being caught. we over heard someone else caught two. for two and a half hours out here we didn't have anything. >> not a great first impression for his friend. they faced thick fog and big waves. >> it was a rough day. we didn't catch much. >> not a good day for catching crab. good for catching photographs. the wave and sea kriters and the

fog paulting all putting on qui. >> it was the first thing you notice and hear as yu come down the road. we opened the window and it's kind of awe. in awe of the situation. >> the waves are sometimes crashing up over the barrier. we're keeping a safe distance. this fog is supposed to give way to a sunny day tomorrow. >> did you feel cold looking at that? >> how miserable. >> terrible. >> it's kind of a gray night on the way. the weekend is shaping up to be nice. sunday the sun will come back and it will feel nice. live doppler 7 today. a will the of cloud cover. the gray pattern continues. light showers as well. we're expecting the rain will stay light. tonight and early tomorrow morning. outside live look. cloud cover.

now we have fog developing. along the coastline. visibility is dropping to two miles. we have expect to have again areas of dense fog developing over night. be aware of that. especially later on tonight r early tomorrow morning. here are the highlights. track the light showers the fog over night. tomorrow we have to keep the chance of an isolated shower in the forecast. saturday is by no means a wash out of the day. you'll see sunshine from time to time. a shower may pop up. however sunday is completely dry. it's much brighter. great news if you're heading to the coliseum. sunday shaping up to be the better of the two days. 57 right now. 59 in oakland. 58 in san mateo. and fair field checking in with 58 degrees. we have rough surf. a high surf advisory in effect until tomorrow morning. swells 12 to 14 feet.

could see breakers as high as 22 feet. stay away from the ocean. the rip currents are strong. that beach erosion is happening right now. along with satellite. k see the rain over the north bay for the day today. a cold front is slowly advancing across the entire region. the rain sinking south. we're watching this cold front. this will move through early tomorrow morning. supply the chance of an isolated shower. behind that front on sunday we'll have drier conditions. and a lot of sunshine. a winter weather advisory in effect along the sierra. until 4:00 a.m. sunday morning. could see two feet of snow. in our highest peeks are snow pack is running very healthy. we're adding on top of that. travel is very difficult tonight and tomorrow morning. if you can, travel on sunday afternoon. storm impact scale tonight and tomorrow.

level 1 light system. with scattered showers. tracking rough and dangerous surf. hour by hour later on this evening take the umbrella. scattered showers out there. that fog will become thicker after midnight tonight. we're tracking those dense areas of fog. may see peeks of sunshine from time to time on saturday. still we keep the chance of an isolated shower in the forecast. at least through saturday evening. over night tonight some areas of dense fog. scattered showers. low 40s to about low 50s. over 12 hours. tomorrow again, take the umbrella if you have out door activities. it won't rain the entire time. a preponderance pop up shower is leekly. mid-50s to 60s. 7-day forecast. there's the chance of isolated shower. sunday after morning fog yooer expecting sunshine. dry skies. monday morning is chilly. the afternoon is nice. mix of sun and clouds.

tuesday increasing clouds. next storm wednesday and another friday. sunday will be nice for folks to be out and about. >> a few nice days. >> three. >> about time. >> a stretch of dry weather. >> i didn't want to make upset the people who have been looking forward to the rain. >> diplomatic. >> that's me. >> san francisco based lift wants you to see it more than wants you to see it more than just a rcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy.

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the fear is it could cause the vehicle to lose power and cause a driver to crash. owners might notice an increase in tail pipe exhaust if they are experiencing a problem you might not. subaru is notifying customers who might be affected. >> lift is going beyond sharing rides and launched a car rental service. you can book a car through the app. only available in san francisco. and l.a. the cost about $35 a day. car renters will last from one day to two weeks. >> americans expected to hit the road in record breaking records. there is one day you might really want to avoid. triple a says 116 million consumers will travel between december 21 and january 1. that's a highest since it started tracking travel back in 2001. most people are expected to get behind the wheel.

105 million of us will travel by car. the worst day on the roads is expected to be december 26. >> everybody headed home. >> that makes sense. >> i'll go do weather now. > more somber news. thousands of wreaths arrived at the national cemetery today. starting at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow volunteers will honor vets by laying remembrance wreaths on the graves of the fallen heros. it's coordinating the ceremony at 1,600 locations across the country. to lay more than 120,000 wreaths. >> coming up next. is perception reality? we heard from pier 39 businesses that say san francisco homeless problem is hurting them. we're getting feed back on whether this is really driving tourists away. >> this game will mean the end of an era.

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this week we have been reporting on the city of san francisco losing business. we had oracle not holding the conference in the city because of high cost as well as dirty stroets. >> yesterday we told you that some businesses at pier 39 are saying the dirty streets are driving tourists away. many of you responded to the story by reaching out with your opinion. >> here with more on the story. you have been talking to people for this. >> a will the of businesses that are closing. pier 39 really reached out to us yesterday businesses at pier 39 frustrated with the condition of the city told me that city hall has to do a lot more to solve this problem. and not just by saying we're working on it. that's what they told me. >> pier 39 one of the safest places in san francisco because it has its own security.

it's also em peck bli clean. the president of the restaurants told me they are not getting the numb of tourists they used to in the past two years they hired a marketing team and a bus service that brings tourists to them. they avoid the problems of the city. >> step off the property of peer 39 and you're faced with all of this. and the city has to open their eyes and realize something has to be done. >> many of you agreed. san francisco turned into a giant ghetto and the politicians said we voted for it. the wine country is seeing the impact of the city's problem. they are just disgusted by the city and the cost and will never go back. na napa valley piggy backs on the

tourism. we heard this. >> i thought@had gotten better. and we haven't been here for three years. >> other viewers didn't think it was fair for businesses to plam the homeless. larry also wrote to us. when businesses take the easy route with blame it's cheaper than the quality of some of the product. blame is a shame. give the homeless a job. this visitor from secret sacramento seemed to agreet. >> as long as homelessness persists. >> many here believe that we no longer have the ability to control this problem. that has gotten so out of hand that no matter the amount of money we put into it it will not go away. the mayor says it will go away when people are provided with homes. >> the shortage of housing is a problem. it's a comp collated situation.

yesterday here we spoke with the president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of the commerce and asked if we thought the mayor and city hall are doing enough to clean up the streets. >> it's a huge problem. there's work to do. we'll have local answers to the local problem. we support willing to work with may your and the board. to get the job done. and make san francisco a great city. >> let me add, this is important. one of the things that the mayor has working in her favor is many people, businesses, etc. still believe in her. a lot of people have given up on the homelessness problem. they haven't given up on her. that goes a long way. they have faith in her. >> that being said i think we need to ask the question of the people themselves. where they're coming from. lt tourists and what are they seeking. is it tourism? is it the services? what is it? >> the city will be quick to

tell you the people the vast majority of the people who are homeless are san francisco residents. we have to rely on that. they collect on the data. and collect the information. we report that. we also go out on the streets and we see and talk to the homeless. and i can tell you a lot of the people come from places like florida. alabama, montana, out of state. because they say, why are you here? i heard about the services in san francisco. and that's something you cannot deny. they are clearly coming for that. i have another story, one is that there was given to me by a supervisor. a brother was reunited with his younger brother. he brought him took him from san francisco to michigan or wisconsin. to get him ay from the drugs. and he was doing fine.

then finally said i can't find any drugs. in that state. i'm coming back to san francisco. he did one week later he was dead. >> that's terrible. this can't be the destination that everybody else in the country or pointing to. because we treat the homeless or try to with dignity and provide services. it's really comp collated and you're reporting has been excellent. >> the mayor and former mayor said this is the city of san francisco sis. is won't change. we give to the poor. at the same time people who have businesses for 40 years say what about us? >> right. paying taxes. >> thank you. we want to remind you we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining the group on facebook. >> raiders are saying good-bye to oakland.

this time on sunday. >> hundreds of die hard fans are flying in from across the country and grabbing up gear before the team leaves for las vegas. >> for raider nation, sunday home game at the coliseum is more than just football. >> this will mean the end of an era. this will mean everything for oakland raider fans. >> he flew in from virginia for the last game. he's been a fan since 1982. he predicts a win. this city deserves it. >> it should be intense. this is the last game in oakland. we'll do it for town. the players will be 100% focussed. >> i'm worried about the quarterback situation. >> he's here from seattle. lifelong silver and black never been to the coliseum. that's why he's here. >> a lifelong fan. never been here. so i'd check the last gape out.

>> i'm raider nation. >> that would be philly. he likes what coach has done this yore but says sunday isn't about the future. it's about the teams past. >> al davis did something well above and beyond football. more so than probably life. he broke color barriers and fought the nfl. >> a t-shirt. without the name. simple. >> wear it next year. >> exactly. >> they flew from new york. they picked up some merchandise for the game. and something to remind them of the history. >> it's sad for me. the raiders bhoelong here. with the black hole. you won't see that in las vegas. >> it will be emotional for the die hard fans of the raiders. don't hold me to this.

i will say one thing, i heard from a source today. they do not think that the las having stadium will be ready in time for next season. >> is that right? they have been hyping it up. >> the construction maybe taking longer. in which case the raiders might have to come back and play part of the next season in oakland. stla a deal on the table. $10 million for the season. they have to decide by april what intentions are going to be. whether they play any, all, part of next season here. or whether the whole thing is in las vegas. we have to wait and see. the second year in a row there has been uncertainty. >> i wonder if the fans will be more devastated to have half a season. could you imagine? >> it's been bizarre. we'll see. i assume sunday that it's over. but it's not over yet. >> we'll see. speaking of football it has a

big weekend for bay area high school. eight squads hoping to catch state titles. >> heading for southern california. the padres 13-1 on the season. square off tomorrow in division 1 championship game. other local schools. good luck to all. >> yeah. good luck when it comes to the weather. we are hoping for at least a reprieve for them. >> not tonight. we're tracking light rain. showing you the intensity of the rain is very light where it is falling. a cold front moves through. the impact scale. level 1 light system. woer tracking that rough surf alistening the coastline. high surf advisory in effect.

great news for the football game sunday. raiders. it will be dry. temperatu temperatures in the mid-50s. 7-day forecast. tomorrow isolated shower drier brighter to finish the weekend. cold monday. next chance of rain midweek wednesday next week another chance to finish out the week on friday. >> it is december. >> it is. rainy season. >> expect it. close call in utah. after a baby started to fall from the counter. but a quick thinking man didn't case in point, if you saviget xfinity internetle. and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class.

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all right time for four at 4. space tourism. maybe right around the corner. launching the 12th test flight this week. the company was looking to start flying passengers this year. obviously they're out of time. officials say -- blasting off. the company is getting very close. >> who wants to --? >> i would go. but i'm claustrophobic. >> you would go but we forget the cost of this. they were selling tickets the competitor. $250,000. >> it's really a question of would you want to go? if you had the money. >> what do you do up there?

>> are there activities? >> it's not like a cruise ship. >> i don't know. >> you're in zero gravity for a couple moments. i would dig that. space ice cream. >> quarter of a million dollars. yes or no. >> if you're paying then yeah. >> ooip not going. >> friday the 13th. usually associated with bad luck. this story might change your thinking. it might make you run out and grab a bunch of lottery tickets. megamillions jackpot is at $340 million. for tonight. jackpot. do you have a ticket? >> no. friday the 13th, six times winners have been chosen. four in michigan. the others in new york and ohio. none of the jackpots were as large as what is on the line tonight. the 14th largest in

megamillions. >> it should be the 13th largest. >> well. this is ruining the -- >> we used to have a thriving lottery pool here. what happened. i don't want to name names. >> is she here today? >> she was not fwragreat at pic numbers. we're all still here. she's not doing it we toedon't e a ring leader. >> it's quick pick. it's automated. >> you named her. and now you're defending her. >> who's team are you on? prosecution or defense. >> fair and balanced and equal opportunity. >> who else thinks about what they would do. do you daydream? >> $300 million. 30 of us in the pool. 10 million. after taxes. it's 3 million. what would i do.

well, i would miss you guys. >> such a lie. we'd never hear from him again. >> on the beach with a drink. >> speaking of heroic moments not that he on the beach is h e heroic. look on the right. that pawnshop owner comes out of nowhere. catches a bib by. mom is checking out a rifle of all things. close up. he rushes over. he shared the video on facebook adding a warning that parents should never place infants on the counter. why would you bring your baby to buy a rifle? >> a lot of questions to be answered. >> i have no answers. >> neither one of you have kids. it's common.

>> is that what you did? >> you only second guess. on the counter. >> you run out of hands. you have to be careful. it happens more than you think. the child you can't risk that. >> i can see that. you have to grab the wallet. >> there's a lot of stuff going on. >> don't do it. >> when you're a kid there's nothing like the joy of the end of a school day. you can see that in this video. two buddies greeting each other. and break into a dance. one of the boys is the little brother of who posted the video. look how happy they are. he says they always do this after school. and she does it when we're working together. this is fortnite. the best mate dance. it's really cute.

>> that's one of the easier ones to learn. >> you have done others? >> in fortnite there's a ton of dancing. like the floss. >> apparently that came from a comedian. a running man and did a robot thing. >> it's fun. >> the kids are adorable. >> greet me like that from now on. >> you don't want to see him dance. >> shut you down. >> you have no idea. anyway. the 2020 census is quickly approaching. the governmen

we're approaching 2020. 500,000 census takers are needed and the bureau launched a huge recruitment effort. associate director of field operations. thanks for joining us. i'm warning everyone this will be a riveting segment. >> without a doubt. thank you for having me. >> it's great for you to be here. let's talk about the in your opinions. 500,000 census takers needed. is this a good job to have.

>> it's a great job to have. here in the bay area we need about 12,000 temporary hires. and pay rate is great. it runs from $21 per hour. up to $30 an hour. here in san francisco. san mateo. >> that explains why the folks in the news room said they should moonlight. >> i have been recruiting. you may lose a few people. >> let's talk about the actual job itself. the field operations. it seems like such an astronomical task. knocking on the door. with the pen and paper. >> in the past that's what it was. we have done a census since 1790. this will be a remarkably different and fantastic. so much is now automated. for example starting in middle of march, of 2020.

we'll invite every household through the mail to self-respond. they can go online. they can respond over the phone. or can send a traditional paper form back to us. once that is done that self-response period, that's when the 500,000 people go to work. they're only following up with people that haven't self-responded. so it's a will the of work. about 50 million addresses. we will contact all of those and get a completed interview. in about a six, eight week period. >> before the newscast started. we were talking about your history. you work for the census a listening time. and the way things change. give everyone an idea of what it was like back in the day. compared to now. >> back in the day, this is my fourth census. everything was paper. we went through millions and millions of pens and pencils.

we blew out the entire nation supply of cheap pens. and this census like i said it's we made so much advancement. when people self-respond it's as simple as going on the iphone and a laptop. a computer. any browser will work. they can self-respond. the other thing this aplies to the bay area. you can respond in english of course. we provide online and phone response in 12 other non-english languages. >> make it easier than ever. a very important thing to respond. thank you so much. >> we have more information on the positions if you're interested. also the number on the screen. >> coming up. a desperate plea for the holiday. we feature a toy program last night. they need a lot of help to make good on the delivery.

see how short they are. >> new at 5:00 one of the most secretive tech giants is thousanding thousand throws an open house. a legendary restaurant is preparing to close. what they have accumulated over 71 years. the garden growing discontent. a spot where a community grew roots

a desperate call for more toy nations. the program is falling short this year. >> we did the story last night. the program organizers say since the story aired, toys and donations have been coming in from all over the bay. why the need is so great. >> i have never seen the shelves bare. empty like this. >> for over two decades the richmond fire and police toy program has never looked like this. >> usually they're over flowing. with toys. we get a will the of donations at this point. right now we're falling short. >> short of donations and time. >> we're one week out from the event. we have only filled the bags of half of the families who signed up. >> with the december 20 deadline fast approaching. the fire department and the police department posted on facebook asking for help.

>> to me the most important part is that there are for some families some children especially this is the only christmas they have. >> donations are needed for children ages 3 to 12. the shelf for buys 7 to 10 is completely empty. >> it's so easy to go out and shop. to buy a toy. and bring it to us. we'll make sure it goes to a needy child. >> you can drop off a toy at any richmond fire station. she worked this toy program since it started is even willing to go to your doorstep. >> call me. my number is on the web site. if you need to come and get a toy. i'll be happy to do that. we are in sorely in need. >> if you'd like to donate we have a link for more information. >> i hope the community can really rally. you can't have a kid on

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