then took off. it's the city s fourth such ac now at noon, police in san jose searching for the driver who hit and killed a pedestrian then took off. it's the city's 4th such accident this year. good afternoon i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the deadly hit-and-run happened near camden avenue. cal cal kiet do is there.

>> reporter: the crash happened a half-hour before sunre so it was dark where cars often hit freeway speeds. san jose police say after the man was initially struck, was hit another four times. the view from chopper 5 shows the yellow tarp and the debris field which stretches several hundred feet. spray paint marks the evidence of human and remains. investigators tip toed around the crime scene watching their step. it was a grim site and the 4th collision of the new year. san jose says a red pickup truck was traveling northbound in the far left lane between camden and redmond when the victim was hit. the driver fled the scene. another four vehicles coming down the road hit the victim, d ly-abed e en nicole puckett lived in the

neighborhood purposely avoids going on to the sidewalk which dare venturout. cars >> no. especially not over here. >> again san jose police are looking for a red pickup truck around 6:30 this morning. san jose police want to you give them a call. kiet do. high school student is recovering after being stabbed in concord. he showed up at the high school bleeding and looking for help. anne makevec has more on the hunt for this attacker. >> the beginning of the school day here at mount diablo high hoolbeen stabbed. police say the student drove himself here after an attack four blocks away outside the concord mini mart. >> we don't have the details

why he hein bit of shock and decided to come here looking for assistance. >> another student notified the office and police and medical personnel rushed to the high school. the injuries are minor according to police. one cut to the lower abdomen. he is expected to fully recover. >> my stomach is your honor iting right now. >> this woman was dropping off her niece when she heard what happened and she says she is not surprised. >> kids out here are cruel there. is a lot of kids around the area that are cruel. they grow up too fast. >> the teenager stabbed thin case is not talking to police yet about what happened. >> it may be that he doesn't want to cooperate with the investigation or maybe he is in pain and just not in a place to be able to make a detailed statement. >> there is no indication on whether drugs or any gang ties may have been involved. concord, anne makevec, kpix 5. a group of investors is offering pg&e a $4 billion plan to avoid filing for bankruptcy

according to bloomberg after last week's report from cal fire that found pg&e is not responsible for the deadly tubs fire. we reached to the utility but the spokesperson says we don't want to comment on market speculation. california's insurance commissioner says the claims for the deadly wildfires topped $11.4 billion. unclear whether pg&e equipment parked those fires. federal employees are back to work today with the longest running government shutdown in american history now over. but as nicole killion reports, it's unclear how long the government will stay open. >> streaming back into the office monday but many of them are wondering how long they will be allowed to work. >> i wish we could have gotten a full year instead of the three weeks, i hope everyone in

agreement is keeping workers home is not the right way to go. >> 17 members from the senate and house have less than 3 weeks to come up with a plan to beef up border security funding by an unspecified amount. >> let's get started, let's find solutions, let's not continue to disappointment the people we work for by not showing the ability to work together. >> president trump isn't optimistic. he told the wall street journal he puts the odds of a deal at less than 50-50. he said he wouldn't rule out another shutdown if he doesn't get the full $5.7 billion for a border balance. >> is the president prepared to shutdown the president again in 3 weeks? >> yeah i think he actually is. >> president trump has said he will get a wall bit even if it means declaring a national emergency to build the wall with military money. >> we really have no choice but to build a powerful wall.

>> even some of the president's own party have pushed back against that idea. >> just not a good precedent to set in terms of action. it doesn't mean i don't want border security. i do. >> democrats vowed to fight an emergency declaration in the courts. nikole killion, cbs newses the white house. you can see cars filling up a pretty clean parking lot today. and plenty of folks walking their dogs, even though a local group had been keeping the fort in good shape during the shutdown. >> it's a lot safer now to park here because people out on the side of the road it's dangerous all the cars speeding by. >> comes back up here and park and walk our dogs. it's great. should be open. >> and the group sf dog paid for cleaning services and said it planned to pay through long

associate roger stone set to face a judge tomorrow, accused of lying to kong receipt, obstructing justice and witness tampering. nies app something he has call add witch hunt in the past. >> you seem to suggest that you were open to cooperating with the special counsel? >> i am going to tell the truth no matter what, i have no intention of not telling the truth. >> political operative also says he doesn't know what to expect when he is arraigned in federal court tomorrow. a democratic senator and presidential hopeful kamala harris is holding a town hall tonight. jake tap pert will moderate. one day after the senator officially announced her run for the presidency in oakland where thousands of

supporters showed up in front of city hall. town hall begins at company. in a matter of hours a vo ndo decide the fate of an east bay middle school. expected to be another tense standoff as the community makes ve ruth's international academy. if the school closes in june 150 students will have to find another campus next year. tonight's meeting is at 6:00 at the oakland unified school district building. the flames ripping through a garage and destroying two cars on saddle brook lane last night. no one was hurt. investigators are looking into the cause. search is on for a hit-and- run driver who killed a san francisco state student. angelina was walking with her sister saturday night in the crosswalk when police say an suv crashed into her. angelina was a junior at sf state. police are looking for a black audi q 5.

keeping e-cigarettes out of the hands of kids. one group wants to change the rules nationwide. plus, they are not laying a golden egg but researchers say it's close. what these chickens are producing that could help people with arthritis and some cancers. and we are warming up quite nicely across the bay area, here is a beautiful view of san jose under partly sunny skies. we are tracking a few weather system that will bring a turn of the rain. i will detail it out on futurecast coming up.

pickup trucks... because of an electrical problem that could cause the fiat chrysler is recalling more than 182000 ram 1500 pick up trucks because of an electrical problem that could cause the power steering to fail. most vehicles are are in the u.s. and canada. manufacturing battery fasteners were not properly installed so they may come loose. the second recall in two weeks. just got more expensive to send a letter, the cost of a forever stamp went up from .50 to .55 centss. the biggest price hike in history. priority mail prices also increased by 6%. the post card raid is .35. reporting a net loss of $4 billion last year.

let's see how wall street is doing on monday afternoon. the dow is in the red dropping more than 230 points. stocks down renewed concerns of how a slow down in chain's company will affect the bottom line. push to stop children and teenagers to stop using e- cigarettes. raising the minimum age to 21. it's time to ban online sales and youth targeted marketing. studies show e-cigarettes pose a threat to add less scent brains. fizer is increasing its lineup of cancer drugs, the giant sells 17, 4 approved at the end of last year. the company is projected to make more than $8 billion in sales of these drugs this year. fizer expects its oncology products to out sell its primary care meotland say

chickens could offer a cost effective way of producing drugs by laying eggs fill weekend medicine. tina krause has the details. >> these chickens are far from ordinary, their laying eggkilli genetically modified birds to produce human proteins that boost the immune system in the past has been efficient, very expensive and difficult. what we've done is found a method that makes it a lot last faster, a lot more efficient. >> egg white contains the treasure. large quantities of medically important proteins which they can purify and package as medicines to treat arthritis and cancers. >> if you want to have more tellinyoedmore d that is why in this here earl

children. >> eggs are used for growing viruses used in vaccines such as the flu shot. scientists say making medicine with egg is up to 100 times cheaper than a factory. they can extract one dose of a drug from 3 eggs. researchers believe they can breed enough chicks to produce medicine for patients commercially. tina krause, cbs news, london. researchers say it will still take 10 to 20 years to make these type of medicines available for patients. let's check the forecast with mary, it looks decent out there. >> it does, our temperatures are warming up, kenny. you can see we're in the 60s for many locations at this lunch time hour. con court 61, livermore and santa rosa, 60 in oakland. looking at 65 for downtown san francisco, warm out there. san jose at 63.

we do have a aralert alert. unhealthy for unsensitive groups. and as we look ahead, high pressure in control for now. but that ridge will move off to the east and we are looking at low pressure system that will bring a return of the rain for us. hazy skies, mild temperatures, mild to warm as we head through the afternoon, so futurecast here we are at 4:00 p.m. dry conditions, we are looking at dry conditions for tuesday, maybe slightly cooler for tomorrow and the here we go with our next weather system with the return of rain for wednesday. this is futurecast in the afternoon and evening at 6:00 p.m. on wednesday with light rain. and then look ahead to friday, a stronger storm system rolls in and that will bring guy winds. 5:and sunrise at 7:16 tomorrow morning.

daytime highs we are looking at 65 in redwood city. 66 in mountain view. 66 for a high in san jose. 67 for santa rosa, above average temperatures this afternoon. then look ahead to tomorrow still dry. slightly cooler for tuesday. there we go with light rain on wednesday with a weak weather system. a break thursday and looking at friday that will be the storm cyst tomb watch with windy and rainy conditions. a break saturday and another weather system for sunday. >> it's a little bit of a roller coaster this week. >> for sure and also cooling down by the end of the week. >> do you have your umbrella? >> oh, yes. >> i put it in my car three weeks ago. >> i need a text in the morning before i get in the car. >> okay. using his math skills to help others, how this student is sharing knowledge in finding his own success.

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as christin ayers shows us: alejandro garibo is sharing knowledge... with a patie today students rising above scholar is a natural born teacher. >> as kristen airs shows us. >> a math whiz. >> from here we would have to use a new rule. >> and calculus tutor. >> it's interesting to help other students. >> seeing others succeed is paying it forward. growing up wasn't always easy. there were problems at home and his father would spend time in jail before deported out of the country. >> my father was accusing my mother of having relations with another man, and so he was starting to get a little paranoid about that so he eventually was getting to the point where he actually went to moer'sb and tried mom'

coworkers lled the police. >> through it all his and made education his number one priority. >> by the time he got into 9th grade, he couldn't help but think about college, he had been accepted to a high school right smack in the middle of contra costa community college. >> is he a senior, tutoring both high school and college students. teacher steve huffman is impressed. >> he would come to me for guidance whether it's through his tutoring job or looking at colleges. >> also receiving plenty of college advice from students. >> they showed me colleges i never knew about, i actually visited one of them, it was great. >> that cool, connecticut college now number one on his wish list. >> i can definitely seeing myself g re

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