truck slams into multiple vehicles.. sending a car sco home.. your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. as a dump truck slammed into multiple vehicles sending a car crashing into a san francisco home. the out-of-control truck then

overturned dumping tons of debris on highway 101. hi,everyone. good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. michelle is on assignment. that accident happened around 10 a.m. on silver avenue near highway 101 southbound lanes of the highway in san francisco are now shut down. kpix 55's jackie ward is live -- kpix 5's jackie ward is live at the scene weather very latest. jackie? >> reporter: behind me, frank, is where all these accidents ended. they were caused by a single dump truck. take a look. the truck was uprighted a little bit ago. despite the destruction, veteran police officers say it could have been worse. it all started around 8:50 a.m. when a truck traveling eastbound on silver avenue lost control according to eyewitnesses. at this point in the investigation, police believe the driver was dealing with mechanical issues. the first accident happened at somerset and silver where the truck collided with a car forcing it into a home. two people were in the car and they are being treated for

nonserious injuries at san francisco general. the truck continued down silver eventually plowing into a lamp pole at san bruno and silver. that's when it slipped on its side breaking through a guardrail and dumping construction debris on 101 southbound. [ pause ] >> nobody was hit to my knowledge as far as the debris falling down to the 101. as you can see behind me, the truck didn't go over on 101 which would have been a disaster. more people could have been hurt or even killed. it's a miracle that not more serious injuries were happened. we are thankful that the people had nonlife-threatening injuries. >> reporter: 101 southbound will be closed for at least an additional three hours. silver avenue isn't expected to be open until 4 p.m. the driver of the truck walked away relatively unscathed and had to crawl out of the

windshield to safety. he is cooperating with police. now, the area on silver bayshore and san bruno are congest the right now. not only because of the accident but because of road construction, as well. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. a fatal crash last night after a driver going the wrong way on highway 101 smashed into a big rig in san rafael. the chp reports the driver was going north on the southbound lanes near the central san rafael exit. the identity of the driver is not released. this is the second fatal collision though on that stretch of highway this week. two suspects have been arrested for allegedly robbing and shooting a store clerk in antioch. it happened last night at a convenience store on lone tree way near hillcrest avenue. shortly after police located a vehicle there, they believe it was involved in the robbery. the two suspects inside were arrested. the clerk was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. a three-day manhunt ends in an hours long standoff and now police say they have a

suspected murderer in custody. it happened at a home on mass. avenue in redwood city yesterday evening. anthony kirincic is accused of stabbing his girlfriend 34-year- old colleen straw to death in her san mateo home. kirincic had been on the run since friday. police tracked his car at an urgent care clinic on saturday and found him last night at a relative's home in redwood city, charged with first-degree murder. >> they were able to safely take the suspect anthony kirincic into custody and i can report to you that he is under arrest by san mateo police department now on a $5 million arrest warrant for murder. >> police are questioning a relative of kirincic's who owns the house he was hiding out in. new at noon, the mayor of chicago has announced the police chief is fired. police souped gary mccarthy came -- superintendent gary maccarthy came under fire after the shooting death of laquan mcdonald at the hands of a white police officer. dashcam video shows the 17-year- old being shot by more than a dozen times by officer jason

van dyke last october. protestors are frustrated that it took more than 400 days to charge van dyke with a crime. and in baltimore, a second day of jury selection is under way for the first of six officers charged in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. demonstrators outside the courtroom could be heard inside. they gathered on the streets of the city calling for justice. gray died in april when he was critically injured in the back of a police transport van. officer william porter faces manslaughter for his alleged role in gray's death. and several families in contra costa county have to find a new place to sleep tonight after a fire hit their apartment complex jones vista in el sobrante. nobody was hurt. the size of the flames had neighbors worried. >> we arrived on scene, we already had fire through the roof, and that's a pretty significant -- that's a pretty significant issue when you have that already. um, so the fire was pretty well advanced by the time we got here and that's what prompted

us to call a second alarm so early. >> fire crews believe it wases caused by a stovetop left on in an upper unit -- fire crews believe it was caused by a stovetop left on in an upper unit. a chilly start to the day but we have rain coming our way. let's check in with roberta with the forecast. >> it looks so glorious, i had to go out and see for myself. this is the view right now from san francisco looking out from the transamerica pyramid towards the golden gate bridge. a few high, thin clouds. otherwise our current air temperatures are in the 50s. it is warmer at this hour than it was just 24 hours ago. and later today it's going to pan out to be a slightly warmer day with temperatures in the 50s pretty much across the board except low 60s around the rim of the bay. but this is just part of the story. that cold air mass that's firmly in place for the past several nights bringing us freezele temperatures. that's pretty much history. because we have an approaching cold front, the clouds are going to serve as a blanket and

keep kind of a cap on things in the overnight hours so the coldest spot will be about 35 degrees instead of 32. but these clouds are all associated with the cold front already producing some rain showers across the northwestern section of the state of california. we are going to track this storm together and i'll tell you when you will need that umbrella again that's coming up a little later, frank, in this newscast. >> thank you. president obama rang up his trip to paris to meet with world leaders on climate change. tina kraus says the president is optimistic. >> reporter: president obama says he has high hopes that world leaders will keep making progress on climate change. >> this is an economic and security imperative that we have to tackle now. >> reporter: the president and nearly 150 world leaders are taking part in the united nations climate change conference. it began on monday and will continue for two weeks. the goal is to hash out a legally binding agreement on climate to keep global warming below 3.6 degrees fahrenheit

and to reduce carbon emissions. >> i'm sure there will be moments over the next two weeks where progress seems stymied and everybody rushes to write that we are doomed. but i'm convinced that we are going to get big things done here. >> reporter: the world's top two producers of greenhouse gases are the u.s. and china. the situation has intensified in china where heavy smog is a constant reminder of severe air pollution. the president also addressed the world's fight against islam and the role russia should play. >> ultimately, russia's going to recognize the threat that isil poses to, um, its country, to its people. >> reporter: the president hopes russia will eventually decide syrian leader bashar al- assad must leave office in order to end syria's long civil war. tina kraus, cbs news. today hundreds of events throughout the world are taking place to mark world aids day. in san francisco, hundreds are

gathered at the aids memorial grove in golden gate park. these are been going on since 1988 to remember those dead and focus on prevention and treatment. donald trump threatens to boycott the next debate. what he wants for just showing up. >> giving back to bay area charities. how to make a big impact on this "giving tuesday." coming up. ,,,,,,,,

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today.

want to do something special this holiday season? support i have a dream foundation. help a child achieve the dream of a higher education. cbs cares. number of u-s special force syria - one of the leading presidential can the obama administration considers a plan to increase the number of u.s. special force in syria. one of the leading presidential candidates is laying out her own plan for that region. and a republican candidate says he wants to get paid to appear at the next gop debate. craig boswell has the latest from washington, d.c. reporter: hillary clinton laid out her vision to combat isis in an interview with "cbs this morning" anchor charlie rose. [ pause ]

[ no audio ] >> all right. we apparently have a problem with the audio there. we'll try to get back to that in a little bit. we'll move on. by thursday, we could know if dungeness crab will be on the menu again. two north bay lawmakers requested the results of the latest testing on the crab. the crab season has been on hold since november 15 after the department of public health determined the levels of the neurotoxin in crab pose a big health risk. one of the difficulties in definitely how long the ban will stay in place is acid is fluctuating up and down. the midwest is being hammered by winter weather. travel is treacherous from nebraska to minnesota. a wave of snow barreled through the twin cities last night

blanketing streets during the eastern rush hour. one person was killed in the rush hour. five people were stranded in the wilderness in el dorado county. the family had been stranded in a truck for hours after getting lost north of highway 50 in bad weather. they were told and hungry but dad and the five children were otherwise okay. on to weather now. here's roberta on what is kind of a chilly day and i guess we have rain coming, too, right? >> we have rain coming. good afternoon, everyone. it's time to go ahead and have lunch with my favorite weather watchers in and around our microclimates. these are people just like you that are home and want to check in and tell us what's going on in their neighborhood. for example, it looks like we have 57 degrees right there. that would be george hughes. yes, it is. he is reporting a wind up to 4 miles per hour so he actually calculated this afternoon a wind chill as frank was alluding to feels chilly out there of 48 degrees. that's what it feels like when you couple up the air temperature with the wind.

otherwise, temperatures are in the mid-50s. a bird's-eye view over the city of san francisco, looking out towards the golden gate bridge. the visibility is unlimited. you can almost see all the way out to the farralones. 54 san francisco. 55 santa rosa. it's in the mid-50s throughout the tri-valley. this is a beautiful image. it's our satellite and radar. we get the satellite image and then we put on top of that the radar so you can see the precipitation associated with this incoming frontal boundary area. these are kind of renegade clouds. they are running in advancement. actual front. so we have the mostly cloudy skies already across the extreme northern half of the state of california. this is our futurecast. and it clearly does illustrate while we will have some clear slots on our wednesday, it will generally become mostly cloudy before the front rolls in on thursday. and if our timing serves us correctly, the front should be moving in about 7 p.m. on thursday in the north bay, then gradually sliding to the south. by friday all the activity will be out of here except for a

little hit-and-miss scattered showers off the immediate coast. so we are crunching our numbers together so we can tell you what to expect as far as rainfall amounts are totaled up. it looks like over about .25" of rain in the san rafael area over a tenth in san francisco. this is from the incoming system, the first cold front of the season, or i should say for the month of december, first cold front for december. it looks like it will produce by .05" of rain in san jose and under .25" in the eastern portion of the bay area. we are still far off so the numbers could change. central valley started at 12 degrees in truckee going up to 39. 59 in monterey bay. sunrise tomorrow morning at 7:07. temperatures won't be as cold overnight as this morning generally between 35 and 45 degrees. today's high temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. it will be 58 degrees in vallejo, american canyon and

benicia. 60 in mountain view backing all the way into palo alto. and upper 50s and low 60s pretty much around the rim of the bay. northeast flat winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. there you have it increasing clouds on your wednesday afternoon leading to an inch of rain on thursday in the wettest locations, friday begins to clear. we have dry skies on saturday. we cloud back up on sunday and you know what, frank? that bears watching we may have rain on sunday night. >> after no rain at all it seems to be coming in waves. >> that's what we want. we want to get the ground ready for heavy downpours associated with el nino. >> and it's acomin' we hope. 12:16. parents a popular learning toy could be compromising your child's privacy. v-tech makes learning toys. the company says its app was breached some two weeks ago. hackers didn't steal credit card numbers but they accessed kids, names and birthdays and addresses as well as photos.

the company is telling parents to keep an eye on what their children put on the app. today instead of consuming on cyber monday, we are giving back. today is "giving tuesday." as kiet do reports, it's making a big impact in its third year. >> reporter: after a couple of days of consumerism, bay area charities want to remind that you today is, yes, "giving tuesday." and now is the time when you can really make a difference in somebody's life. here at home first, santa clara county, located in milpitas, they are scheduled to get a go nation of thousands of pairs of socks from save mart. here at the quick roundup of some of the needs happening in the bay area, starting with city impact in san francisco's tenderloin. they are hoping to raise enough money today for 10,000 christmas meals for the homeless and provide more services at its health clinics. habitat for humanity is hoping for $15,000 for home construction. the east oakland youth development center would also like $10,000 for 10 apple computers for low income kids. and in sausalito they are

giving away a billion free ebooks. you can go to the website billionebookgift.org and get 50 free books. henry kim started "giving tuesday" three years ago as a social movement and now it's gone worldwide. with 40,000 global partners, raising nearly $100 million so far. >> all over the country people started to bring their own ideas to "giving tuesday" and it started to grow. >> you're thankful, you give back. it's nicer than shopping all day. >> reporter: here in milpitas they are scheduled to get the socks delivery at 12:30 p.m. if you think this is a fad, last year "giving tuesday" raked in 4 $6 million a 63% increase from the previous year. $46million, a 63% increase from the previous year. >> sales are projected for something to hit $3 billion up 12% from last year. we won't know specific totals for a few more days.

you can bet the amazon fulfillment center in tracy will look like this for the next month or so. online retailer says it has some 500 orders a second yesterday. it is keeping up with demand as you can see. amazon added 100,000 seasonal workers to help out in that regard. and major retailers are hoping web traffic is a bit slower today. that's after many sites couldn't handle all the clicks yesterday, target, foot locker and paypal crashed because of the high volume. let's check wall street this first day of december. the dow is having a pretty good ride up over 120 points. 126 at thishour. we'll be right back. stay right there. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

linked to their chicken sala costco is facing its first lawsuit since an e. coli outbreak was linked to their chicken salad. a montana woman got sick after eating the chicken salad she bought from their location in bozeman. costco linked the outbreak to onions and celery supplied by a farm in tracy. more than a dozen cases have been linked to that very same chicken salad nationwide. new york is the first city in the united states to add high sodium warnings to menus. the saltshaker signs are being

unveiled today at all fast food and sit-down restaurants. health officials say too much salt elevates risk of heart attack and stroke. restaurants are expected to comply with the rules starting today but the city won't start fining companies until march 1. earning extra cash not bad around the holiday season. business reporter jill schlesinger on some part-time job ideas you may never have thought of. reporter: the holiday season is officially here and with it a lot of good cheer that can quickly put a dent in your bank account. the good news is, if you would like to earn a little extra cash this holiday season, you can do so would out standing behind a -- without standing behind a register or waiting tables. there's some interesting part- time jobs available that require a variety of skills. for instance, many stores hire decorators to put up, maintain and take down holliday core. many companies afternoon up their social presence now. and some hire social media assistants to support their digital pushes. also staffing up for the season, photo studios. put your skills to work helping

customers capture holiday memories. if you would like to get paid for helping others, that's possible, too. volunteer organizations need a lot of assistance this time of year. look for paid positions running year end fundraising campaigns or doing clerical work like sending donor thank you notes and organizing donations. nonprofits also juggle a slew of volunteers during the holidays. some hire staff to help coordinate these do-gooders. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

but new safety questions abt the ho fa coming up at 5:00 it's expected to be one of the holiday's hottest gifts. but new safety questions about

the hover board after one family says it caught fire and he destroyed their home. we have that and more at 5:00. those are really pricy. have you seen them? >> i haven't seen it. >> it's like the price of a bike. >> there you go. >> ride a bike and get some exercise. speaking of exercise, want to go walk off the calories? >> i haven't even been outside today. it's nice, huh? >> a little frisbee? >> it feels good, refreshing, clean. enjoy yourself. come back at 5:00. see you tomorrow morning. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

>> thomas: you're overreacting, steff. nobody cheated. >> steffy: you just said the minute wyatt left town, ivy made out with you. >> thomas: well, not the minute. >> steffy: you're not cute, no matter what she tells you. >> thomas: i'm just trying to lighten you up, steff. it wasn't a big deal. >> steffy: bet wyatt would think so. ivy's committed to wyatt, or at least that's what he believes. if that's not true, then wyatt needs to know. >> wyatt: oh, god. i wish i could've seen thomas' face when you shot him down. i mean, that dude needs a dose of humble. >> ivy: well, right now, he is very aware that you are the only man in my life. >> wyatt: yeah? >> ivy: mm-hmm. >> wyatt: how'd he take that? >> ivy: oh, he was devastated, of course. >> wyatt: well, i would be, if you told me to go away. >> ivy: that's never gonna happen. >> wyatt: yeah? >> ivy: mn