now at noon, a man hunt is underway for the man shot and killed a northern california police officer and then took off. good afternoon. officer ronil singh was making a traffic stop just before 1:00 this morning when he was shot and killed. this happened in the community of newman about 20 miles southwest of tur lock. -- turlock.

spect s caughtn >>eporter: the investigation continues frd a man police say shot and killed one of their own this morning just before 1:00 amg. you're looking now -- 1:00 a.m. you're looking now at the vehicle officer ronil singh was driving when he made the traffic stop at merced and eucalyptus. a few moments later, he called out shots fired over the radio. agencies respond responded to help and officer singh was found with gunshot wounds. his k-9 still in the car. the suspect then took off. the investigation is tough, especially for those who knew him. . >> we were friends. and so it's tough. when it's somebody you know, our count, it's a large county and we know a lot of the law enforcement officers personally. it makes a toll and an impact. one of my friends, my buddies

died doing his job. >> reporter: in fact, officer ronil singh immigrated from the virgin islands and living the american dream. here's a look at the suspect. the still pictures from taken from surveillance video out of i a nearby convenience store. it's believed this is the man that shot officer shing during the trap shop -- singh during the trap shop. hooegs driving an extended dodge ram pickup truck with dealer plates ar auto. still unclear whether this was taken before or after the shooting. if you have information on the suspect, call the police. if you come in contact with this person, do not try to approach him. but a definitely sad day for folks out here. the newman police department and the preponderance of evidence who lost one of their own just a month ago. back to you. the chp is investigating a deadly crash in the south bay.

a car was found up an embankment. more on how the driver ended up elsewhere. . t rns is aan's fami found hy. thblked off a to fic tonetis mains. the chp says around 6:30 p.m. christmas day, there were reports after a damaged abandoned toyota rav 4 in the number one lane of 85. police officers and firefighters searched the area, but found nothing. this morning, the family came back the search the area and found him on the southbound side in the vegetation. why didn't you search across the street? >> there's no easy answer to that. i'm sure that there will be more details regarding why this body wasn't located. >> reportein

the man crashed into the wall on his own and suffered head injuries, cuts, and lacerations and stumbled across the traffic without getting hit. >> they got out and walked across the lanes of southbound traffic and came to the right hand shoulder and they deceased from the injuries. >> reporter: investigators do not expect foul play. the family was on scene and did not want to talk on qualm ra. >> the -- camera. >> the last place we want to be is somewhere where somebody deceased in a traffic collision. especially around the hols. -- holidays. >> reporter: kip doe, kpix 5. new at noon. >> the family of awe grocer hit and killed in san francisco is honoring his memory by opening a new store. workers were stocking shelves and making sure the meat cases were ready at gus's community market on 4th street in mission bay.

it is owned by the same family. back in september of 2017, the owner, a 57-year-old, was walking in a crosswalk in the bay view and a speeding driver hit him. customers remember gus fondly. his sons say he would be found to see him continuing his work. >> the year, year and a half has been rough. we have to for our families and employees and coworkers, we have to keep going. and you know, that's what he would want. >> the owners are excited to be opening in mission bay to give the neighborhood another much needed grocery option. a live look outside right now. clear skies over san francisco from our sales force tower camera. meteorologist mary lee is here with more on the end of the year forecast. >> that's right. we are looking ahead to our next holiday. right now, you can see mostly sunny skies. a beautiful view with the sells force tower camera here.

we are looking at as we head through, we'll fast forward all the way to new year's day on futurecast. high pressure in control and mostly sunny skies as we kick off 2019. we have the new year's forecast first. monday night, looking at 7:00 p.m. temperatures in the low to mid 50s and partly cloudy skies. we'll ring in the new year with temperatures in the upper 40s. looking great as we end 2018 and start 2019. we'll show you what you can expect over the next several day days coming up in a few minutes. new the at noon, president trump and the first lady in iraq on a surprise visit with american troops. it is his first trip there since becoming commander in chief. they traveled on christmas night. president trump has no plans at all to remove the u.s. troops from iraq. a quarter of the federal

government is now in a fifth day of a shutdown. president trump says it won't end until democrats agree to put up billions of dollars for his border wall. but they're not budging either. in a joint statement, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi wrote, the president wanted the sh shut, but -- shutdown, but he seems not to know how to get himself out of it. many workers are working and won't get paid until after it's over. the commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection ordering new steps to protect migrant children in its that'sfter the death of an 8- year-old boy from guatemala on christmas eve. mola lenghi reports from the white house. . >> reporter: cuss m tos and board -- custom and boardest protection doing secondary medical checks after an 8-year- old boy died on christmas eve. . >> it was a border patrol agent who noticed the child did not appear to be well.

>> reporter: the 8-year-old was coughing and had glossy eyes. he was taken to the hospital and diagnosed and treated for a common cold. less than an hour later, he was released with a prescription for antibiotic and ibuprofen. that even, the boy was nauseous and his father declined further assistance. three hours later, he was lethargic and nauseous. agents sent him back to the hospital. on the way, he lost consciousness, could not be revived, and pronounced dead at 11:48 p.m. >> this administration put deterrents and enforcement ahead of humane treatment of people. >> reporter: the commissioner of the u.s. customs and border protection says the facilities are not designed for the huge flow of migrant children. >> we need help from congress and to budget for care for

children in the facilityings. >> reporter: this the second death of a mie grant child in u.s. rural custody this month. it comes amid a standoff over funding for a border wall. on monday, the body of of a 7- year-old was buried in guatemala. she died a day after being taken into custody. her father had alerted agents she was sick. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is out of the hospital after undergoing cancer surgery. a spokesperson said she was released yesterday and recuperating at home. she had surgery on friday to remove cancerous nodules in her left lung. no further treatment is planned. still ahead, they sound good. but find out how the free trial offers you see online could cost you big time in the end.

and she swiped package from a porch and ran. she didn't get very far. that's when we come back.

all right. taking a live look at the big board this afternoon.

after a four-day drop, is to bes -- stocks are up. they've jumped as much as 3% and still mostly down for the week. if you plan to shop online after christmas, watch out for the popup ads peddling free trials. a new report shows americans have lost more than a billion dollars in the past decade to schemes. >> reporter: debbie decided to give it a try. a skin care cream. all she had to do was pay a minimal charge of ships for a -- shipping for a free trial. >> it was like a watery cream. >> reporter: and what was advertised? >> improves the visible signs of aging. nrz. >> reporter: did it do that? >> no. >> reporter: a month later, she said another shipment of the face cream showed up at her door, along with an eye serum from the same company that she never ordered.

and she was billed $89 for the face she called customer service and they said she signed up for it. did you see disclaimers or information on the ad that said you would have continuing shipments? . >> no. >> reporter: buried in fine print, if she didn't return the protect in 14 days, she would get monthly shipments of a product she didn't want. the bbb found complantds about -- complaints about free tiles have -- trials have doubled. and 72% of people were females. >> you have the people that think it's not much risk, just a buck to two to try it. and then oh, my god, i've been conned. it's a trap. >> if i could scream it from if roof tops, i would tell people, please, please, please don't do free trials. >> reporter: the ftc and b b b

have tips. if you have to enter a credit card number, that's a red flag. and read the fine print and check your bank statements regularly. a lot of people will start returning and exchanging holiday gifts today. retailers are lowering prices in stores, hoping you'll buy something southwest as well as. 50% of consumers will take advantage of the sales in stores and 45% will head online. more than a quarter of shoppers will use the gift cards they received as presents. and community members and donors coming together to help neighbors in need. more on the food bay area families drive. >> reporter: i'm here in the food bank. you can see the donated items and the bins of donated food. the bins are krout the county -- throughout the county. that's one way to help.

the food bank relies on corporate donations. i would like to introduce the people volunteering and >> we matched up to $10,000 this year for the food above average. >> reporter: and how many years? . >> we've partnered with the food bank for about ten years. >> reporter: and tell me about the mission? . >> we believe in help lg communities and just making the businesses and organizations succeed. >> reporter: and you guys have been volunteering as well. >> absolutely. we like to send the team out to sort food and do whatever we can to help. >> reporter: i would like to bring in kim. she is with the food bank. at the mel about the monthly -- me about the monthly giving program. >> it's a nourish 365 club. monthly donors are hunl supports. -- huge supports.

they stestepped up to the plate and gave us $10,000 as a match. report rorts love it -- report . >> reporter: love it. see you next year. thank you. if you would like to help at home, you can. go to our web page, kpix.com/give. time for a look at the weather forecast. mary, sunny skies. >> oh, yeah. just beautiful out there. and here is a live look taking you to the east bay with the dublin cam. mostly sunny skies there. a beautiful day. and is sales force tower camera, this is looking south. beautiful blue skies as well. temperatures out there mainly in the 50s. 56 in concord. oakland, 53. downtown san francisco, 55. and san jose, 57. santa rosa, 53. here 's the satellite and radar view. tracking the upper level low to the north and that did swings a dry cold front our way.

the tail end of a front and clouds earlier today. we are looking at dry weather and breezy conditions as well. northwestern winds. and through the afternoon, here we are in futurecast, 3:00 p.m., and you e ad thrgh tonigh some clouds. but also looking at dwie and quiet dry and quiet conditions not just today, but over the next several days. for tomorrow as well. and we are looking and fast forward to noouf, new year as day, we're -- new year's eve, new year's day, we're looking at the sun. sunset, 4:57. sunrise, 7:23 a.m. tomorrow morning. so daytime highs today, cool, but seasonal for this time of year. we're looking at 5 for downtown -- 58 for downtown san francisco. 59 fee mont. 60 -- freemont. 60 in oakland.

and 60 in santa rosa. and 59 for concord. d what you can expect. quiet and dry weather today, thursday, friday, and saturday. and for sunday, there is a chance to se there's a weather system well to the north. but that will bring a knew more clouds -- few more clouds into the skies sunday. we look ahead to new year's eve. bit looks great on monday there with plenty of sunshine. and the first day of 2019 for tuesday looking at that sun as well. so you can see for the next several days, we're looking at quiet conditions. >> i know things can change. it looks good for the fireworks show. >> right. we can see the fireworks. looking good. still ahead, be careful who you mess with. a package theft goes wrong when the homeowner chases down the thief.

well, a woman if colorado picked the wrong house to steal a package from the recipient caught her on camera taking it and was not going to let this slide. . >> what's your name? did you just steal something? give it. i'm going to call the police. i've got you on camera. give it to me now.

i'm taping you. . >> i didn't take anything. >> yes, you did. i saw you. >> she saw the theft happening and saw the suspect crossing the street trying to get away. >> i was mad. there was no way i was going to let her go and i would have ran as many miles as i had to to get my package. >> she chased her for a minute and got her to stop. we'll be right back.

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eat fresh, stay healthy. so nice. coming up at 5:00, a fire breaking out at a north bay apartment complex. details on the amazing way four people escaped from the flames. that story and lots more coming up at 5:00. thanks for joining us today. happy boxes day. >> nice. yeah.

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