in fremont a violent home invasion followed by an hours long standoff. what police are saying about the crime. he says he was a victim of racial profiling. investigators in san bruno are calling a woman's disappearance suspicious. tonight we hear from family. and attracting a cold front that'll bring us some showers for part of our weekend. we'll have the hour by hour forecast in accuweather. abc 7 news starts right now. governor newsom delivers a major blow to pg&e tonight. he rejects the utility's plan to pay wildfire victims and emerge from bankruptcy.

>> pg&e announced a $13.5 billion settlement just last week, but newsom says the plan isn't acceptable under state law and doesn't do enough for customers. >> he says it doesn't provide for a new board of directors and doesn't have a key provision that would allow for the take over of the company if necessary. in the statement peej sag&e say believes it complies with law. if the proposal does comply with th law it can dip into a state fund. now, we sent this alert on our free abc 7 news app as soon as the governor announced his

decision tonight. if you want alerts like this in the future, the app is free in the app store. let's take a live look outside where it is still wet. i've been outside in the rain. >> it's just a kind of damp and dreary evening and those showers do continue. we'll zoom into street level tonight where we do find some showers. this is all associated with a cold front, the bigger picture showing you that front is now moving through northern california supplying snow in the sierra as well. this front will take its time exiting, so on the storm impact scale not only tonight but showers linger tomorrow on this level one system. light downpours, some light winds but fog will be an issue tonight. we'll go hour by hour and time out your weekend. we'll show you some dryer spots coming up. highway 50 and most of the roads around the lake and up to the resorts, howeve chain

controls were just lifted not long ago on interstate 80. >> and you can track the storm and check conditions with live doppler 7 on the abc 7 news app. a standoff with fremont police. >> the incident set down a stretch for several hours and cleared a construction site. >> reporter: a violent home invasion led to an hours long standoff with fremont police. this gated complex to a gated construction site. >> the suspect had gone to the top floor. he was by himself. he had barricaded himself. we had time on our side. >> reporter: the sergeant credits communication for the peaceful outcome. hours before he surrendered sky 7 captured him on the roof of this unfinished hotel. 50 construction workers had to be evacuate. >> the police were concerned he

may grab a construction vest if he found one and put it on and try and blend in. >> reporter: fremont police launched drones as part of their investigation. during the nearly 6-hour long standoff officers say the man he was eventually taken into custody around is. >> police say the victim in home invasion robbery will recover from her injuries. investigators are calling the disappearance of this san bruno woman suspicious. >> family and friends are hoping for the best, but unfortunately they are fearing the worst. >> lauren martinez talk would

the woman's son. >> reporter: she's been missing for two weeks. >> this is very unlike her to not contact me. >> reporter: the last day family and friends heard from her were november 29th. her items were left at her condo. >> it's suspicious to us because she left her dog she loved in her apartment. her car is at her residence. >> reporter: she also left her cellphone and wallet. >> this is completely out of character for this person to go missing. >> reporter: she's a retired social worker. >> helping out the children in abusive homes was her intervening physically and through the court system. >> reporter: search teams already looked around her condo to try and find anything. tomorrow they're searching nearby parks. >> if you have any yooiidea of seeing her or any idea where she

went after november 29th we encourage you to reach out to the san bruno police department. >> finding her, at least finding out what happened to her. >> reporter: in san bruno, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. well, now to washington and that historic vote. the house judiciary committee voted in favor of the articles of impeachment against president trump. every democrat voted yes. the republicans all voted no. it came after two marathon days of bitter and hyper-partisan debate. >> for the third time in a little over a century and a half the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> i have never in my entire life seen such an unfair rigged railroad job against the president of the united states. >> the president today called it an embarrassment to the country.

on wednesday the full house will vote, and if the articles pass as expected it's onto the senate for trial in january. in the east bay a man says a group of security guards racially profiled him, accusing him of casing cars as he was taking photos of bike racks. the man told abc louis pena he feared for his life as things eescalated. >> reporter: this was the beginning of a tense situation, minutes prior he was taking pictures of these bike racks covered in colorful yarn. he is chair of the oakland bicycle commission and wanted to show the bike racks to his colleagues. but instead these guards came out to question him. >> he said he knew what i was

doing and he thought i was casing the cars. >> reporter: according to wheeler one of the guards pulled out a firearm and refused to let him go. >> it's clear this is racial profiling and the only reason why i'm being treated this way is because i'm black. >> reporter: wheeler said he feared for his life and decided not to move. his second thought was to call police and tell them his story. once oakland police arrived wheeler was free to go home. in a statement the building responsible for the guards said to abc 7 news. we share the concerns that mr. wheeler expressed as he was on a public sidewalk and should not have been confronted at all. effective immediately we have changed security providers. after this incident the oakland mayor libby scaaf says she'll be sending a development team to the area. >> because everybody should be safe to walk on the street no

matter their age, gender or ethnicity. several gun buy backs are being held across the area. you can get a hundred dollars for a handgun or $200 for a semiautomatic weapon no questions asked. in vallejo there's a buy back on the salono county fairgrounds. a man says he thinks he may be a missing boy who disappeared 25 years ago. what police say about that possibility. apple plans a party so neighbors can see its spaceship. there's only one problem, not everyone got an invite. construction began today on the navy ship that will bear harvey milk's name. here from his nephew what it all means. between us i think this is going to be great. sony which owns the rights to spider was pulling spiderman out

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25 years after a 4-year-old boy disappeared from a detroit suburb a 25-year-old man believes he could be that boy. he disappeared in 1994. over the years age progression images like you're seeing here were created to show what he might look like as he aged. a week ago that 25-year-old man contacted police about his possible connection to him and agreed to have his dna tested. the man contacted her as well but when he failed to answer her

questions, she blocked him. in the south bay apple is throwing a big party for its neighbors. the company mailed out invitations but not everyone got one. >> this one's kind of a new one but i've got all the colors brown, blue, black and t-shirts that say >> reporter: they are blocks away from apple park, the tech giant's massive hq in cupertino. so when we told them about apple's open house they were surprised. we found a number of people that got the invite right in their mailbox. >> it's kind of this mystery that landed right in the neighborhood. i think it's great for the people to be given the opportunity to see what's going on. >> how do you feel just 1 or 2 blocks from where you live there's a whole street getting

an invite? >> i want to know how they got an invite and not us. >> and that's the mystery. apple only saying they invited neighbors and community partners. >> i don't even have an apple iphone. >> issue a parties that's been a long time coming. plans for this massive hq in cupertino were first approved in 2003. have they been a good neighbor again depends on which side of the street you're asking. >> i'm sure you've noticed the traffic. the traffic has gotten horrendous. >> i think when we were originally looking at it we were like oh, my goodness this is going to be an apocalypse, but so far it's not too bad. >> it's really how they enable the event. >> it's understandable apple can't invite everybody, but it's worth noting this is 175-acre property housing about 12,000 employees, so they do have the

room. we asked apple hq for an explanation, they did not return our calls. >> if we hear something from apple we will let you know. a crew in san diego today cut the first piece of steel on what will become the united states naval ship harvey milk. the late san francisco supervisor and lgbtq activist served as a navy dive instructor in san diego in the 1950s. milk then became the first openly gay politician in california. the 48-year-old was shot and kill killed at city hall in 1948. >> my answer would be yes, it's what gave him the courage to face those bullets 41 years ago. he dreamed of all of us being included that our diversity of the human race would be included and that we would not be diminished because of that. >> construction on the u.s. navy harvey milk should take two years. impressive. >> yes, certainly is.

so the weekend is here. how much more rain can we expect? >> yeah, drew tuma is tracking it for us very closely. >> it looks like we'll get light showers and the second half of the weekend looks completely dry. we're still tracking some light pockets of rain. as we zoom on into street level you can see some light showers and outside the exploratorium camera showing you a mix of storms and clouds and it will remain pretty gray overnight tonight. and we're also tracking some pockets of dense fog especially right along our coastline. and a couple of isolated showers for saturday. saturday is by no means a wash out of day but a much dryer and brighter forecast is in store for sunday. numbers out there right now we cooled off into the 40s in the north bay and 56 in the city, the same in san jose. and livermore and brentwood both

checking in with a current temperature and high surf advisory remains in effect until 3:00 a.m. breakers up to 22 feet are possible and current swells anywhere from 10 to 11 feet. we'll see some snow in the sierra and up to 24 inches in our highest peaks. so winter weather lovers are having a good weekend. live doppler 7 along with satellite a cold front is now marching across the bay area that is complying the light moisture at this hour. the cloud cover overhead and dense fog in spots. some light showers, some lithe winds and pockets of dense fog likely. overnight tonight numbers will slowly fall into the low 40s to 50s. we'll see that dense fog early on, some drizzle. the daylight hours looks pretty dry, and then in the evening

likely another chance of an isolated shower. again, it's not a damp day all day tomorrow, but showers pop up from time to time. 57 in the city, 58 in santa rosa, about 58 the high in both oakland and concord. spaking of oakland, head to the colosseum on sunday. totally dry, mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. an isolated shower on your saturday. morning fog leading to a lot of sunshine. sunday is going to be beautiful. cold morning on monday, increasing clouds and tracking our next chance of rain coming monday. >> looks pretty good. all right, san francisco police helped kick off holiday

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the san francisco police department's annual toy give away kicked off today with a party where kids hung out and played with all different types of toys and games and were visited by mayor london breed. sfpd has partnered with other agencies to collect toys for low income families. and an update to a story we first told you about last night. the richmond fire and police toy program haven't gotten enough donations, and organizers tell us toy and monetary donations have been coming in all over the bay area. if you'd still like to donate we do have a link to more information on abc7news.com. onto sports. >> larry beal. >> warriors on the road. they brought the energy tonight in utah. facing

good evening, everybody. hard to to g tonight in and night out with the warriors. they crank it up tonight, they had the energy and they had the jazz on the ropes in utah. how about this couple came from hawaii to see steph mitchell and the jazz they were down 13, oh, going to the rack strong, attacking the rim. maurkice chris looking better and better. he's doing his tune-ups on the rim. warriors were up 7 at the half on the road. third quarter chris again

cabong. a former lottery pick, earning more minutes less than five minutes to go. mitchell for three, ties it at 98. alec burkes he's throwing this it's like a kyung a thon in these highlights. 8 threes on the night, 32 points and mitchell corner three, wide open, ices it. he went for 28 and the warriors, they gave a winning effort but they come up short. to the nfl, raiders set to closeout their tenure in oakland on sunday against the jacksonville jaguars. although a source told me the stadium may not be ready until next season so perhaps there could be more games in oakland. for now it appears this is it, and sunday will be emogul for the players, the fans and coaches. >> i wish i had more time to really sit down and make that the story here, thank the fans for their support over the

years, and what this franchise has accomplished and what it means and what oakland means to the raiders. so i'd like to thank everybody that welcomed us back when we came back, and i know they're going to stay with us when we go, but appreciate all the fans and their loyalty and support and we'll try to give you one hell of a show. >> day 3, presidents cup in australia. tiger woods, try to hit this. team usa led all five matches in the afternoon, and lost all three of their final holes to tie and tied on 18, misses his putt to the right but the international team missed also. so a disappointing finish. team usa could have swept. the internationals have the lead 10-8. best video of the day former a's third baseman josh donaldson, he told his mother if you stop smoking i promise i'm

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