juliette goodrich, back to you. >>> live pictures of the bomb squad working at construction site. police say crews digging dug up a grenade. streets are blocked off. one business is evacuated. there are no homes in the area. the bomb squad is to dispose of the device. >>> tonight we are hearing how officers monitored a speeding car that crashed. take a listen. [ indiscernible ] >> the driver slammed into tree. the force of the impact nearly splitting the car in half. the driver, a 19-year-old, died. the two men inside are in critical condition. police say the car was reported stolen. >>> a one-two punch from mother nature. a cold morning followed by spotty showers. 29 degrees, the reading in walnut creek. when it gets that cold that could mean a layer of frost. rain in san mateo earlier today and this shot summed it up. light rain, clouds around the bay area and looks like more wet weather is on the way. our chief meteorologist paul deanno is here. the outlook for the dreaded el nino. >> it is coming. above average rain for december, january, february and march but the rain for to

here is kpix5's juliette goodrich. >> reporter: hard to imagine the driver of this dump truck climbed out of the windshield, walked away unscathed as it dangled over highway 101. >> as you can see behind me, the truck is mere inches from flowing over onto the 101. >> reporter: the truck was headed eastbound on silver avenue when it lost control and collided with a car. forcing the car into the ho family's home. >> i heard a loud sound. very loud. >> what did you see? >> thank god nobody got hurt. but the guy was unconscious. >> reporter: the truck counted down silver avenue plowing into a lamp pole. then flipping on its side breaking a guardrail and fencing sending construction debris onto southbound 101. two people suffered injuries and were taken to the hospital. the driver appears to be all right and traffic is back to normal. in san francisco, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> tonight, the san francisco police officer nicknamed the hot cop of the castro is charged with two counts of felony hit and run. officer christopher cors is accused of leaving the scene after crashing into two pe

tonight, juliette goodrich shows you what to watch out for. >> reporter: it happened again. exploding hover board. 18-year-old alea says when her sister took the hover board off the charger it started popping and sparking. when she dragged it to the front door, seconds after she dropped it, it exploded. but not before it scorched parted of the rug and the wall. >> my mom was like okay. if this is going to happen, like, if we are risking our lives with these, we are never getting this again. >> reporter: they bought it online. amazon.com, $235. now, amazon isn't selling that brand anymore. they took it and others off their website. >> so when you press on the pad, it pushes an opaque barrier. >> reporter: benjamin james inspects and repairs hover boards. he only buys from reputable manufacturers he has visited in china. >> this manufacturer knows i'm coming back in spring and we are going to talk about every issue that i have seen. >> reporter: there have been 11 reported hover boards catching fire in ten states. and with so many hover board options, james advice? >> does the

kpix 5's reporter juliette goodrich on the mayhem left behind and the close call for one family. juliette. >> reporter: hi, veronica. i have been talking to neighbors in this area all of them asking what went wrong. some of them thought that the dump truck was speeding, others thought it was the brakes. right now they are attributing it to mechanical failure. southbound 101 is finally reopened. and crews are trying to restore this overpass after what was a very terrifying morning. hard to imagine the driver of this dump truck climbed out of the windshield walked away unscathed as it dangled over highway 101. >> as you can see behind me the truck is mere inches of going over to the 101 which would have been a disaster itself. more people could have been hurt or killed. >> reporter: just minutes before, the truck was heading eastbound on silver avenue when it lost control and collided with the car forcing the car into the ho family's home. >> i hear big bang noise, loud. very loud. i was in the kitchen. >> reporter: as we piece this together, the truck came down silver avenue knocke

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> two package thieves caught in the act. how two san jose women jumped into action until police arrived. >> plus, a refinery scare. why fire and smoke were seen coming from the facility in the east bay. >> the coast is clear! the temperatures are cold tonight. that plus major changes this weekend. we have the forecast coming up. >> and the half million dollars mistake that could make a bay area ferry go backwards. bridge district... a engineering fail... causing of its ferries to >>> new at 5:00 a major embarrassment for the golden gate bridge district. an engineering fail causing one of its ferries to move in the wrong direction. here's the situation. the mendocino is being retrofitted with special water jets. it's part of a $6 million overhaul but when they recently fired up those jets for a test, the surprise. the ferry started going backwards. >> when we started the engines up, it did not go forward as expected. the water jets were spinning in the wrong direction sucking up water as if it was trying to clear debris. >> i

juliette goodrich with what police saw. >> reporter: we are getting a listen to the dispatch recordings when the 19-year-old was driving in a stolen car before tragically crashing head on into a tree. >> reporter: 1:00 a.m. sunday morning danville police spot a honda driving wreaklessly. -- recklessly. >> reporter: she exits the freeway and made u-turn driving at excessive speeds. the pursuit ended 3 minutes later. when she hit a tree head on. the car splitting in half. >> bad crash. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she was pronounced dead at the scene. two other passengers were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police say the car she was driving was stolen. because the accident involved a fatality a number of law enforcement agencies have been called to investigate the incident. the dispatch recordings a crucial piece of evidence as to what happened during the police pursuit. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> the search for a man accused of stabbing his girlfriend, jackie ward has the story. . >> reporter: the search for christopher kohrs. police searched over the weekend. >> the

kpix 5's juliette goodrich on the big mess that the truck left behind. juliette. >> reporter: hi, ken. we haven't seen this in a while. traffic actually moving along san bruno avenue because it's been reopened. it's moving along silver avenue. and highway 101 southbound finally opened after quite a terrifying morning. >> it's a miracle that, you know, not more serious injuries happened and we're thankful that people are not more injured. >> reporter: hard to imagine the driver of this dump truck walked away as it dangled over highway 101. just minutes before, the truck was heading eastbound on silver avenue when it lost control and collided with the car forcing the car into the ho family's home. >> i hear big bang noise. loud, very loud. i was in the kitchen. >> reporter: as we piece this together, the truck came down silver avenue knocked out a tree, hit a truck, and the family had their surveillance video on the entire time. 8:50 a.m. on the family's surveillance video you can see the green dump truck. a few seconds later, debris and dust go flying ever

kpix 5's juliette goodrich on the latest close call this time with a brentwood family. liette. >> reporter: hi, ken. lots of questions. now, we are at the airport because you can't take one of these on major airlines anymore for safety reasons. now, after we learned from inspecting one i bought online a lot of them are not accurately labeled. that's a red flag, as well. and also, listen to what happened to this brentwood family. it happened again an exploding hoverboard. allyah denny said when her sister took their hoverboard off the charger it started popping and sparking when she stepped on it. when she quickly dragged the hoverboard from the living room to the front door, seconds after she dropped it, it exploded. but not before it scorched part of the rug and walls. >> my mom was like, okay, if this is going to happen, if we're risking our lives with these things we are never getting them again. >> reporter: they bought it online. amazon.com, $325. now amazon isn't selling that brand anymore. they took it and others off the website. >> so when you press on the pad, i

in san francisco, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> how about traffic right now?'s check in with liza. >> not the same level of excitement as yesterday in san francisco. we do have this big rig accident though in the peninsula eastbound 92 on the transition ramp to 101. there is a big rig crash off to the right-hand shoulder. you can see the green there for east 92 not doing much to slow down traffic. it is counter-commute. the westbound commute direction very slow all the way across the san mateo bridge. no accidents just a lot of folks making that commute this morning. so westbound traffic is going to be slow from end to end on the san mateo bridge this morning. a 22-minute drive time leaving hayward bound for foster city. also an accident in livermore. we have had a few accidents this morning. this latest problem is westbound 580 approaching north livermore avenue. it is blocking one lane of traffic. traffic has been backed up anyway from beyond the altamont pass. you move beyond the accident here westbound 580 picks up a bit approaching the 680 interchange. ba

good evening i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian. >> first we have breaking news in concord. chopper 5 is over 242 on concord avenue. all southbound lanes are closed right now because of police action. we are making calls to find out what is going on in the area. you see a number of police cars lining the freeway. traffic in the area is slow. side streets are clogged. avoid the area if you can and we will have an update as soon as we have more information. >>> tonight isis has praised the couple behind the shooting attacks but the group did not call the couple isis members nor did they take responsibility for what happened. president obama used his weekly address to focus on the terrorist group and the shooting that left 14 people dead. >> it is entirely possible that these two people were radicalized to commit an act of terror. the danger of people succumbing to extremist ideologies. >>> cbs news reporter chris martinez says tonight people are trying to figure out how the couple went from ordinary people to killers. >> reporter: this memorial of candles and flowers continues

. >> i'm juliette goodrich.e took off from reid- hillview airport in san jose yesterday and crashed in an orchard near bakersfield. it was heading to an airport in henderson, nevada, near las vegas. kpix5's maria medina joins us live from san jose where investigators are trying to piece together how this happened. maria. >> reporter: as you said, the plane took off from here. this is reid-hillview airport. it was headed to henderson, which is in nevada. the plane crashed at about 4

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. pg&e shut off gas service to customers in discovery bay. they still have electricity but with no gas that means many will not have any heat. kpix5's emily turner is in discovery bay tonight. now when is the gas going to being turned back on, emily? >> reporter: that's the big question and no one has ab answer. pg&e has a ballpark of maybe 5:00 tomorrow, but they aren't certain because they aren't saying at this point what it is that's wrong with it. a few dozen bagels and a basketball hoop around much, but at least michael o'connell and his kids are warmed up before they have to go back to their cold home. >> we're all huddled in one room. we've got a little portable heater we're using right now to stay warm because i think it's like 35 right now. >> reporter: his main heat isn't working because pg&e shut down gas to 6,200 customers in discovery bay this morning. the cold weather caused structural damage that requires a major shutdown to repair. >> and we detected a loss of pressure in our gas facilities in discovery bay. we do believe that

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. in a rare address in the oval office the president forcefully declared the san bernardino shooting a terrorist attack and called on americans not to give into fear. cbs reporter craig boswell on the president's plan to tackle a new phase of terrorism. >> good evening. >> reporter: president obama addressed the nation sunday night from the old office, the first time he's done so in five years -- oval office, the first time he's done so in five years. he condemned the shootings in san bernardino. >> this was an act of terrorism designed to kill innocent people. >> reporter: the commander in chief reenforced his strategy to defeat isis and confront the growing terror threat here at home. the president called the terrorist group a bunch of thugs and killers who want to exploit our differences to breed late. >> we cannot turn against one another -- hate. >> we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war against america and islam. that, too, is a war that isil

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. it's been a soaker of a sunday. people woke up to drenching rain as powerful winds whipped up the waves on the bay. the storm left plenty of damage behind. tree limbs came crashing down on cars along mcalister street. it also brought down some muni wires. crews spent a good daily of the day fixing those wires. >> some storm drains in san francisco couldn't handle all the rain, turning streets into small lakes. firefighters were out all over town clearing away leaves and other debris. one woman near golden gate and goffe took it upon herself to help. >> we need some help from the city to unclog the drains. so the water is going to flood some cars over here. >> this morning's storm brought about an inch of rain to san francisco. >> they're cleaning up in the east bay as well. a huge tree came down crushing a car and damaging two homes on 10th street next to lake elementary school. nobody was hurt. workers came in to remove the tree. and in martinez many people started the day without power as these wires came down on

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. this is from san francisco along the embarcadero. the skies opened up, and the rain came down in buckets drenching anyone who was caught outside. it might have been brief, but take a look at the damage left behind. this sin san francisco on mcalister street between golf and franklin. tree limbs came crashing down nearly taking out some cars. the huge branches did snap some muni lines. in the sierra there's a winter storm warning. heavy show is falling and the wind is whipping through the mountains making for treacherous conditions for anyone heading to the high country. >> first let's look at the hi- def doppler. after a dramatic morning most of the rain has headed south and out of the bay area but there will be a few showers tonight. next, rain totals more than an inch in the santa cruz inch and three-quarters of an inch here in san francisco. .46 in napa. finally tonight showers will be ending with gusty winds remaining. the forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >> the storm has lost cargo washing up in the form of giant shipping

for now i'm juliette goodrich in fremont, kpix5. >>> new at 5:00 we're learning new details about the tour bus company involved in that crash in san francisco's union square. the double decker bus careened out of control last month as horrified shoppers looked on. 20 people were injured, seven critically and tonight a new report out shows the company had an unfavorable safety record and had hired unqualified drivers. cbs5's andria borba is at the bus company's offices there in san francisco the andria? >> reporter: after the chp inspected the entire city sight seeing flight 20% of the city sight seeing buses were pulled off the road for service problems. now problems included emergency exits on two of the buses that did not work. two bucks had broken wheel fasteners near the axles. 1 bus had a leaky fuel tank and one bus had passenger seats not properly secured to the floorboards. the attorney for the union says he is not surprised at all by this report. >> lots of laws are in place to protect the public. unfortunately we have to depend upon these companies to self- regulate and to fo

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the plane took off from reid- hillview airport in san jose yesterday and crashed in an orchard near bakersfield. it was heading to an airport in henderson, nevada, near las vegas. kpix5's maria medina joins us live from san jose where investigators are trying to piece together how this happened. maria. >> reporter: as you said, the plane took off from here. this is reid-hillview airport. it was headed to henderson, which is in nevada. the plane crashed at about 4 p.m. after investigators say the pilot made a mayday call and it disappeared off the radar. now crews were able to recover the debris and the five people who died on board. investigators are not saying much about the investigation, but we have learned that the plane is registered to rad aviation here in san jose and, of course, the big questions now are who were those five people on board and where were they headed just a few days before the big holiday and what caused their plane to crash? live in san jose maria medina, kpix

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we begin with breaking news in the search for a small plane last seen leaving san jose. the plane took off from reed hill view airport around 4:00 this afternoon. it was bound for henderson, nevada near las vegas. but it dropped off the radar just south of bakersfield. and tonight, a local tv station in bakersfield is reporting some debris has been found on a roadway there. but at this point, there is no confirmation it is from the missing plane. it is also unclear how many people were on board. >> at the time the plane disappeared, there was rain. and there were low ceilings in the bakersfield area. but there is no word on if weather was involved in whatever may have happened. by the way, the futurecast model shows that more rain will march into the north bay tomorrow morning and head south later in the day. all in all, sunday is shaping up to be wet later in the day. and there is more rain after that. we will have the details when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a cal fr

on behalf of juliette goodrich, who we hope feels better soon, i'm brian. thanks for watching. area gas prices going w up-- while the rest >> glor: >> glor: no charges against police officers in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice in cleveland. also tonight, a giant storm system crawls across the country dumping snow and ice after tornadoes tore through texas. >> we are at nature's will, whether we're going to live or die. >> glor: an environmental disaster with no end in sight. thousands flee a methane leak in southern california. and, he was king of his court. farewell to meadowlark lemon. >> he's up to something. he's done it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm jeff glor. an ohio grand jury today declined to indict two white cleveland police officers, timothy loehmann and frank

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney as we look live toward the city, all is calm and bright after a stormy beginning to this sunday, the 13th of december. the kpix5 hi-def doppler shows it's mostly raining on the fish at this hour, but there will be a few showers over land tonight. next rain totals, more than an inch in the santa cruz mountains today, 3/4-inch in san francisco, up in the north bay about an inch in san rafael and .46 in napa. next showers ending and chilly temperatures for monday, very different than this morning. >> this is what a lot of people around the bay area woke up to, sheets of rain and with it came the wind leaving plenty of damage behind. p the mess. storm drains working overtime ...y couldnt handle the overflowf rain ... l over town in san francisco tree limbs came crashing down on cars. the high winds also brought down some muni wires. crews spent most of the day cleaning up the mess. storm drains working overtime, many couldn't handle the overflow of rain. firefighters were all over town clearing away the leaves and other debris jamming the grates. on

i'm juliette goodrich. brian is off tonight.stigators think the man was making his own explosives at his home on mcbryde avenue in richmond and they tell our joe vazquez they think he may have been planning to use them against the local muslim community. >> i think it's crazy. it's scary, too. >> reporter: most of the day cops were swarming over the 5100 block of mcbryde. >> helicopter, had the s.w.a.t. team come in there. >> reporter: police surrounded the house and arrested. owner, 55-year-old william celli who police say threatened to harm the muslim community. police found a device inside his house. neighbors say they saw the police bring out what appeared to be a milk crate. police say it may be a homemade explosive, maybe more than one. >> there was something in there. i just heard a little pop. >> reporter: that pop was the sound of the bomb squad detonating the device. nobody was hurt. richmond police say they can't elaborate on the threat right now other than to say this celli's actions and statements drew the attention

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the president was quick to call the attack in san bernardino leaving 14 people dead terrorism. however, he stopped short of pointing the finger at isis for being responsible. >> so far we have no evidence that the killers were directed by a terrorist organization overseas or that they were part of a broader conspiracy here at home, but it is clear the two of them had gone down the dark path of radicalization embracing a perverted form of islam that calls for war against america and the west. >> the president then moved to gun control. he said while it may be hard to stop all mass shootings something needs to be done. encies no matter >> i know there are some who reject any gun safety measures, but the fact is that our intelligence and law enforcement agencies no matter how effective they are cannot identify every would be mass shooter whether that individual is motivated by isil or some other hateful ideology. what we can do and must do is make it harder for them to kill. >> the presi

in martinez juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> a near miss in martinez is raising questions about drone safety. a chp helicopter narrowly avoided hitting a drone. it was apparently flying too high on saturday. 1million people are expected to receive drones, many as gifts this holiday season, and coming up tonight at 6:00 a closer look at the rules that new owners need to know before they fly. >>> a truck driver made a mess of one east bay backyard when he smashed right through the homeowner's fence. the accident happened just before noon on stone valley road in alamo. cbs5 got there when a tow truck pulled the vehicle out of the yard. luckily no one was hurt and the house was not hit, but the commercial truck took out a chunk of fence and damaged a garden shed. >>> bay area teachers say they're struggling to survive. tonight the strike threat that could farce parents to keep their children home. >> and it could be the hail mary the raiders need to stay in oakland, tonight new signs of a powerful partnership in the works. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed captioning is sponsored by mercedes-benz of san fr

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the family of the shooting suspect syed farook used to live next door toe that house in river side. and neighbors say an old friend of his still lives there. chris martinez on what agents were looking for when they broke down the door today. >> i heard the windows crashing. the garage door being torn. the breaking in. you know. by the law enforcement. >> reporter: the house belonged to a friend to syed farook who allegedly purchased two assault rifles that killed 14 people. they are focusing on the couple's ties to terrorist organizations. >> so far, we have no indication these killers are part of an organized larger group or formed part of a cell. >> reporter: yet according to an unnamed federal law enforcement official, the los angeles times reported that syed farook had some kind of contact with people in syria and somalia. his wife, tashfeen malik pledged her support to isis and its leader in an online post just prior to the deadly rampage and her friends said in the last two year

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the president was quick to call the attack in san bernardino leaving 14 people dead terrorism. however, he stopped short of pointing the finger at isis for being responsible. >> so far we have no evidence that the killers were directed by a terrorist organization overseas or that they were part of

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. this is from san francisco along the embarcadero.pened up, and the rain came down in buckets drenching anyone who was caught outside. it might have been brief, but take a look at the damage left behind. this sin san francisco on mcalister street between golf and franklin. tree limbs came crashing down nearly taking out some cars. the huge branches did snap

juliette goodrich test us who turned an ordinary train into a bright ride. >> reporter: hi there, veronica. you know, this really is a true labor of love. take a look at this train. it's the train of lights. tens of thousands of lights are hanging along this train. you know, we were curious, when do they start this project? would you believe in the middle of summer? triple-digit temperatures, they start hanging lights. >> how many lights? i have no idea. hundreds of thousands. >> reporter: tom crawford and his team of volunteers. >> kind of even with the rail there. >> reporter: begin the process of hanging lights on the niles canyon train of lights months ago. i don't think people realize how many hours go into stringing these lights. this is september. >> i have a team of 10 and we work six hours a day. >> reporter: no experience necessary. just dedication and commitment to getting the job done in time. >> all volunteer. what am i getting myself into here? a labor o love of trains. >> reporter: it's tedious work, too. >> for every car we have there's a symbology. this is the 081 north si