,,,, boll potrero hill... an out of control big rig careens dowa steep hill and slams into a power breaking news on san francisco's potrero hill. an out-of-control big rig careens down a stip hill and slams into a power hole causing outages for over 10,000 customers. live pictures from chopper 5

there. hi, everyone. good afternoon. >> kpix 5's jackie ward is live from the scene with the very latest. jackie? >> reporter: frank and michelle, we just got to the scene a few minutes ago. there's a lot going on. let's show you immediately what's going on behind me. a big rig carrying cars got stuck on the hill and at this point in the investigation, police believe the brakes gave out causing it to slide down. here's what the police captain had to say. >> got stuck at the crest of the hill. and he tried to dislodge it. he called a tow truck. tow truck was out here. so was the tow truck driver. >> reporter: the truck then hit a vie-voltage power pole and then crashed. 11,000 people were without power.

that number is down to 1700. this accident caused diesel fuel to start leaking into a city sewer line. to say this is complicated, would be an underestimate. muni and regular traffic is diverted. nobody was hurt. pg&e is on scene. we're expecting this area to stay convested for a while long. from potrero hill, jackie ward, back to you. >> thank you. a barrel barreled into a garage in san leandro and landed on top of a sleeping woman. debris was scattered on the lawn. authority say the woman sleeping inside the converted garage had to be rescued from underneath the car. the driver and three dogs inside that garage were also injured. >> and just knowing from previous experience that vehicle is going going fast in order to penetrate the wall to leave the skid marks in the intersection prior to impact. we know that witnesses were saying somewhere in the area of

100 miles an hour. i don't even know that's out of the realm of possibility right now. >> a speed limit is 25 miles per hour. investigators say it's lakely the car was traveling at least -- likely the car was traveling at least two, perhaps three times the limit. bay area fast food workers walked off the job and on the picket line. walkouts are planned in 300 cities. workers in california are striking one year to the day before voters weigh in on a minimum wage initiative. it would raise the state's minimum wage to $15 by 2020 and guarantee six sick days a year for full-time workers. the debate field of gop hopefuls has been trimmed from ten to eight. the eight, front and center. number four in walk. here's more from wisconsin. ♪ >> reporter: gop presidential front-runner donald trump is sharpening his crit sim of ben

carson. >> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. >> reporter: the gig is referring to dr. carson's biography. last week, miss campaign admitted he was never admitted to the college. >> i would much rather lose an election than to say. >> reporter: his campaign manager said the relatively soft-spoken carson will be -- >> he can't do it in the way that's turned off the very quality that's made him attractive. >> reporter: there will evenly be eight candidates on the main page. political analysts say the voters considered a swing state want to -- considered in a swing state want to hear from

the candidates. both campaigns released new videos. >> i'm a huge marco fan. >> reporter: bush was once a mentor to rubio now in third place. back to you. >> the democrats will have their own debate saturday night and you can watch it right here on kpix 5. it could be another tough day to find a cab in san jose. taxi drivers are threatening to expand a strike. they started yesterday at the airport. today the city council will discuss allowing ride sharing pickups at the airport. currently, mineta sphwrbl is the only major -- international is the only major california airport without uber and lyft. taxi drivers claim while they have to go through background checks only 1% of ride share drivers would have to do the same. after good storms, comes a good day to take it in. a beautiful tuesday. but there is a chill in the

area. >> there is a lot of cold air with the passage of this cold front. in its wake we have a northerly wind and northwest and that's ushering in the cool air mass from canada taentd -- canada and the gulf of alaska. we're anticipating the coldest night so far this season. you will be habl to see the stars. you won't be able to see the moon. temperatures will be at the freezing point in the santa rosa area. through napa, sonoma and glen ellen. 38 degrees and throughout the trivalleys. threes temperatures, two, three, four degrees colder. 40s will be common around the rim of the bay. because of that. national weather service has issued its first frost advisory of the season. that's why the temperatures becoming more widespread into the low and mid-30s away from the bay. so will there be a warmup on wednesday and more rain in the forecast we'll talk about that all of that it's coming up in the newscast. >> all right.

thank you. san francisco chinatown figure raymond "shrimp boy" chow is expected to take the stand in his trial. chow faces charges that include racketeering, mann lawn dering and ud mu -- money laundering and murder. yesterday, the prosecutor said he killed leung to take over the chinatown. >> what you saw embattled lines have been drawn. in this case, it will be hotly disputed. >> the defense said an fbi underchover april gent triped to lure chow into committing crimes but chow repeatedly declined. regulations for gun sales could be changing. it's. this is the subject of a -- this is the ubt subject of a long- -- this is the subject of a long-running lawsuit. up next, caught on camera,

sense moments when a cop comes face to face with an out-of- control suv. what they suspect was wrong with the woman behind the wheel. it's a move that could shake up the restaurant industry. how eliminating tips at a popular seafood chain will impact the customers when we come back. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

faced down an s- u-v barrelg straight for him. "stop! scary moments in oklahoma when a police officer faced down an surf barreling straight for -- an suv barreling straight for him. >> stop! >> the officer fired his gun twice just before he was hit. another vantage point shows stacy ann buncy as she pops out of the stolen vehicle. officers said she declared she was god and said welcome to

hell before she was tased in the chest. >> a worry that he was severely injured. he wasn't. my only explanation, he was under the protection of god. he very well should have been dead. >> buncy is being held hon nearly $80,000 bond -- on nearly $80,000 bond. she's expected to be charged on four felonies and a misdemeanor. the officer suffered minor scrapes to his foreharm and head. investigators in egypt are trying to figure out who planted a bomb on that russian plane that crashed last month. here's the latest from sharm el- sheik airport. >> reporter: the egyptian focus is on airport staff and others who may have had access to the plane. reportedly officers are even questioning hotel workers, especially those involved in catering. the key in what happened lies in forensic evidence and the russians and egyptians have control of that.

there's enough evidence to convince u.s. and british officials to go with the bomb theory. the isis affiliate that claimed credit for downing the claim just released this photo collection. in spite of the egyptian government claims to be in control, isis still operates in a small but very important part of the desert peninsula. and students voice their frustrations about stanford's actions to the growing number of sexual assaults on campus. student organize -- organizations teamed up with jackie speier last night. she's working on national legislation to change how all colleges handle sexual assault cases. >> we have sweeps issues like this and i think the students have really -- sweeping issues

like this and i think the students have really come forward and i think they have the power and they can assert it. >> rapes happen here and sexual assaults happen here. stanford needs to own up to that. changes are coming to the university of missouri. this after a week-long protest movement over how school leaders are dealing with racism on the campus. yesterday, the university's president and school's chancellor both resigned. the system is now planning to implement several initiatives over the next three months aimed at improving the rain am atmosphere -- racial atmosphere on the campuses. today a san francisco city task force is expected to call for stricter enforcement on apartment buildings for fire alarms. the group is not expected to call for a requirement that all older buildings install those systems. getting our first look at that missile that caused such

an uproar off the california coast this last weekend, this picture was released by the government today, many believe the mysterious light was a ufo. thousands reported seeing the light streak across the night sky on saturday. it was visible from san francisco to arizona. the navy has said it was a test fire of one of its trident missiles. a sacramento area man got the keys to one of the first cars that will be driving us into the future. yesterday he got to drive home the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle sold commercially. it's a toyota. california is the first state in the nation to get this vehicle because we're one of the few states with hydrogen fueling stations in place. >> it costs about $55,000. >> it goes about 300 miles on the charge. >> you can't take it to

barstow, roberto -- roberta. hi, everybody. this weather watcher in los altos says he's picking up a lot of cumulus clouds. thank you for that report. there we have dana. dana says it's crisp beautiful and you are spot on. thank you for checking in. here is the scene looking out from sausalito towards san francisco at this lunch hour where we have a lot of blue skies and in the distance, those are the clouds roughly about 2,000 feet in elevation. let's take another view of plenty of clouds over the mount tam area. i have not been able to see any dusting of snow from the passage of the cold front. a few lingering clouds over the bay. this is a view. the skyline of san francisco, looking out towards the golden gate bridge right there. temperatures are in the 50s. slow to recover after dropping down to 34 this morning in

santa rosa now at 58 degrees. here's what you need to know. on this tuesday afternoon, it's sweater weather. mostly sunny with a lot of blue sky. great visibility. we have a frost advisory that goes into place. the reason is, this area of low pressure is slow to kick out in an easterly direction. still has wrap-around moisture. high pressure is building in. remember the circulation of the winds surround the high. it's a clockwise fashion. it's pooling in all of the cool air mass in the gulf of alaska bringing it down to california. we'll have more widespread 30s overnight. that's why we have the frost advisory in place where all of that blue highlighted area away from the bay. temperatures dipping downg to the freezing point. we dipped down to 27 in the high sierra. the flurries are beginning to tip off, the high is 37. 58 and the rain showers have ended in monterey. a sundown at 5:02. by the time it comes wack

tomorrow morning -- back tomorrow morning, it will be in the 50s and 60s. northwest breeze to 15. there's your veterans day forecast. a couple of degrees warmer on thursday and then a chance of rain on monday. veterans day. bright sunshine. >> are you gonna put your heat on tonight? >> no. >> dressing in layers. things shoulding back to normal for the california lottery. yesterday, a computer glitch shut down terminals at hundreds of stores. no worded on what caused the outage. now the company that supplies the terminals may have to reimburse the lottery for lost sales. next, joe's crab shack is raising prices 12%. they are hoping their customers will approve the move.

the -- they are reducing tips and bumping up wages. joe's crab shack is the first major chain to eliminate tipping altogether. after a big plunge yesterday, let's take a look at wall street. a bit of a mini rally today. it was down over -- over 200. but it's up 24 points right now. hollywood is helping the toy industry boost sales. market research firm says annual toy sales are projected to rise 6.2% to $19.9 billion in 2015. that's a 4% increase over last year. collectibles like toys based on blockbuster films and better technology are being credited for the uptick in sales. up next, the new study links grilled and bar bir cued meat to one type of cancer. the details straight ahead. we would love to know what's cool about your school. right here and we may come out

and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

in california will be able apply tomorrow is veterans day. starting the next day, u.s.

military vets in california will be able to apply for special drivers as licenses. the dmv says the word "veteran" will appear upon the licenses. they will allow vets to show proof of military service without having to carry paperwork. figuring out where thousands of fans are gonna leave their cars. that's the next hurdle. the warriors have to clear that for their new arena project in mission bay. this afternoon, the san francisco port commission will talk about parking plans. one idea that's being tossed around. use port property at 19th and illinois streets for overflow parking. chipotle is scheduled to reopen 43 restaurants following an e. coli outbreak. health officials have not determined the exact cause of the outbreak that made 40 plus people sick last month. it was traced to 11 restaurants in oregon and washington. but the company closed 43 in the region as a precaution. a warning for people who love pan fried meats or backyard barbecues with a lot

of steak. a new study from the journal of cancer research links grilled and bar bir cued -- barbecued meat to kidney cancer. researchers examined the diets of kidney cancer patients and compared them with healthy people. they found the cancer ones eight more meat. here's tony tantillo with the tip of the day. >> you know when it's call when up see these fruits in the market? you eat these when they are hard, not soft. it's spicy, delicious. i love them. but selection of storage is very important. they are also great in salad. when you buy them. you want to make sure, nice color all the way around and nice and shiny. it has to be very firm to the touch. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator but

don't store them for too long. even in the fridge, they will start to soften up. try them in a salad. and because of the color, they are loaded with vitamin a and they are a superfood. they are delicious and they are great to eat like an apple. and i'm your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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