good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie, u.s.d lower monday, news that chinese exports to the u.s. declined in december rattled the market. technology stocks dropped yesterday. but bank shares rose after a strong quarterly report by citigroup. the dow fell 87 points, the nasdaq slid 65 points. >>> the ceo of pacific gas and electric is reportedly getting a $2.5 million severance, despite the company's sible role in deadly wildfires. geisha williams resigned as ceo sunday after less than two years. pg&e said yesterday it's filing for bankruptcy because it's facing at least $30 billion in potential damages from lawsuits. investigators are looking into whether the company played a role in catastrophic california wildfires in 2017 and 2018. >>> gymboree is reportedly going to close all 900 of its stores. "the wall street journal" says the san francisco-based children retailer is expected to file for bankruptcy this week. the stores operate under the banners, gymboree, janie and jack. and crazy 8. the company previously filed for bank

(anchor) patrick.chief anne kirk- patrick.awrence karnow: it was another cold start to the day and by the afternoon some high clouds began to fill our skies. a strong storm can now be seen off the coast on the satellite putting itself together but will bring some heavy rain and gusty winds to the bay late friday night and into saturday. a winter storm watch for heavy snow goes in affect this friday through sunday. see increasing clouds with breezy conditions late in the day. stormy weather is expected saturday morning. more showers are likely late sunday. unsettled and wet weather will continue into the middle of next week. (vicki) next at 5:30... the bay area is getting ready to host the college football championship. and there are a lot of events leading up to the game on monday. rachel lindsay-- with the college lindsay-- with of next week. (vicki) next at 5:30... the bay area is getting ready to host the college football championship. and there are a lot of events leading up to the game on monday. rachel lindsay-- with the

. >> we were there when carry ann in in a ba started on the show. >> what does it mean to be a host? excited to be working with smart, funny, real women. >> oh, my god, it's real. >> the surprise of getting the job brought carrie ann to tears. >> since i was first on the set, i've loved these women. i just cried. i laid down in my hall way and i was like i get to do this for a living. >> she's the right person if she feels like that. >> carrie ann was also julie's choice when she announced her departure. >> carrie ann, i don't know, but in my opinion you look awful good sitting in that chair my asian sister. >> carrie ann gets a new job for the year and nick jonas gets a new bride. i sat down with nick. ♪ we got champagne problems >> my life is very good right now. very excited about things coming up. it's been a good year. >> that's an understatement. just a month after the celeb wedding to end all weddings, the newlyweds rang in the new year with a kiss in the swiss alps. also on the itinerary during their whimsical winter get away quality time with the in-laws, holiday drinking ga

i'm anne-marie green.ens of millions of americans are bracing for a coast-to-coast storm that will bring severe winter weather over the next few days. it's already turned deadly out west. at least six people were killed in california after days of torrential rains. roads flooded in malibu and other places. the storm downed trees and sent massive boulders tumbling down hillsides. one woman was hit by a boulder while she was hiking. areas scorched by recent wildfires were evacuated. in the mountains, nearly five feet of snow fell. that same storm system is headed east. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at wbz, is tracking it. >>> this is the first true coast-to-coast storm that we've had this winter season. it's already produced big snow totals in california, across the sierra, lowland rain. tracking it across the country, the midwest into the northeast, lots of winter storm watches and warnings in place. redeveloping on the other side of the rockies. we call that lee side cyclogenesis. we'll see that snow sp

i'm anne-marie green.undreds of thousands of federal employees are set to return to work this morning following a historic government shutdown. meanwhile, bipartisan lawmakers are negotiating a deal over president trump's border wall to keep the government open, but mr. trump is not giving them very good odds of succeeding. marc liverman has the latest from new york. marc, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the next deadline is now less than three weeks away. if leaders don't reach some compromise on border security by then, the federal workers will be back in the same boat again. hundreds of thousands of federal employees are back at work, and more importantly, getting paid now that the longest government shutdown in history is over. >> we hope that by the end of this week all of the back pay will be made up. and of course, the next payroll will go out on time. >> reporter: pam spraman was furloughed from her irs job in ohio. >> i'm glad to be going back to so -- and m going ck with pay.

sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "enough is enough"in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news (gabe)strong words from the chief of police in oakland in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news. (catherine) it's been 10 years since the shooting death of oscar grant by a bart police officer.(ken) today a vigil was held at oakland's fruitvale station, the site of the killing. kron 4's maureen kelly talked to grant's mother about her son's legacy. it's been a decade since this cell phone video captured the scene at fruitvale station where a bart officer shot and killed the unarmed 22 year old hayward resident, oscar grant. the video was later used to convict that officer, who claimed he meant to use his taser instead of his gun.... of involuntary manslaughter.today at the annual vigil marking grant's killing...people held up signs reading i am oscar grant and black lives matter. grant's mother says her son's death helped spark a national conversation about social injustice. i think that oscar's death w

anne-marie?> marc liverman here in new york. thanks a lot. >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is stepping down after months of speculation about his future at the justice department. rosenstein has been overseeing special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling. paula reid has more on how this could impact the inquiry. >> reporter: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein reveals he will step down once the president's attorney general nominee, william barr, is confirmed. rosenstein is a key player in the russia investigation, directly overseeing the work of special counsel robert mueller. since appointing mueller in may of 2017, he's been a target of the president's criticism. he even re-tweeted an image of rosenstein behind bars, suggesting he was a traitor. the white house insists rosenstein is not being fired. >> i don't think there's any willingness by the president or the white house to push him out. >> reporter: barr told the white house he wanted his own deputy a

i'm anne-marie green. as the partial government shutdown enters day 12, they ar if that meeting with president trump will actually help to end the shutdown. tom hanson is here in new york with more. good morning, tom. >> good morning. that meeting is going to be about border security. with the shutdown nearing two weeks, its effects are becoming more and more apparent. for the first time since the partial government shutdown began 12 days ago, president trump is expected to meet with part of border security. and we're working on it. >> it will be president's first meeting with democratic leaders since december 11 when he said he'd be proud to shut down the government over border security. >> i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. >> it's unclear what come from today's meting. presumptive house speaker nancy pelosi expects to pass legislation to reopen the government tomorrow when democrats take control. she noted in a letter to her colleagues that these bills contain no new w

ann coulter has never run for office. she doesn't know anything about how you put a majority together. she's off here in some fantasyland where she gets to be noisy, which helps her sell books. >> oh, helps her sell books. a pity. ouch. good news for everyone else is coulter versus gingrich its fight to watch. how do you break newt gingrich's nose? answer kick donald trump in the ass. poor newt. at least rudy got a job and the emperor's new clothes had to be edited for spaus. lost was the scene where they said, sir, you look splendid. don't you just hate to see people you love fighting like this? finding dental and vision insurance plans can be confusing. confusing like why am i sitting here in a hospital gown waiting to get my eyes checked? ready? absolutely not. see, having the wrong coverage can mean you get the wrong care, or you're paying more than you have to. that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. they make sure you have the right coverage, health insurance, medicare and, yes, dental and visio

garrett and anne, stick around.ing i want to read and we'll take a quick break because we're going to digest this all. but i want to read and that get your reaction. after the july 22nd, 2016 release of stolen dnc e-mails by organization one, that's wikileaks, a senior trump campaign official was directed to contact stone about any additional releases and what other damaging information organization one had regarding the clinton campaign. stone thereafter told the trump campaign about potential future releases of damaging material by organization one. and, again, july 22nd here, which is fairly on in the summer, this is conversation and some level of coordination between at least one trump campaign official and stone about the wikileaks hack. >> this is enormously important. if you think about conspiracy and one of the questions robert mueller is investigating is did the trump campaign conspire with the russian government? we know the russians hacked into the e-mails, we know they were trying to influence the electi

i'm anne-marie green. the suspect in a deadly shooting at a central florida bank is in custody this morning. police say five people were senselessly murdered. the shooting happened yesterday in sebring, about 90 miles east of tampa. police say the alleged gunman, 21-year-old zephen xaver, walked into the suntrust bank and opened fire. the s.w.a.t. team stormed the bank after negotiations failed. the suspect surrendered. police have not yet identified a motive. a neighbor of the suspect said she was shocked and had always considered him to be a, quote, good kid. >> for what i saw, i would never allow my 9-year-old around someone that i thought was a dangerous person, and i darn sure did not remotely get any type of inquiry that he was dangerous or would do anything to hurt anyone. rrectisaer wed department of as a corrections officer trainee in november and resigned earlier this month. the names and ages of the victims have not been released. >>> president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi have finally r

i'm anne-marie green.>> president trump addressed the nation last night, urging congress to fund a long-promised border wall. and he blamed democrats for the partial government shutdown. democrats accuse the president of stoking fear. marc liverman is here in new york with more on this speech. good morning, marc. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. last night we saw another round of the blame game. both sides blaming each other for not putting an end to the partial government shutdown. neither side showing any sign of coming to a compromise. >> my fellow americans -- >> reporter: president trump used his first primetime oval office address to urge democrats to support funding for his border wall. >> how much more american blood must we shed before congress does its job? >> reporter: the nine-minute speech didn't offer any policy changes or compromises. instead, the president painted the situation at the mexican border as a humanitarian crisis. >> democrats in congress have refused to acknowledge the cri

ann: precisely.here are a number of things, and it is not specifically stated in the complaint, but there are some things in the board governance that the complaint has asked for. but also, in my view, they need more women on the board because people would respond differently if there were some women on the board. emily: you are preaching to the choir on that. you also want them to change the voting structure and the share ownership so that larry and sergey don't have as much power. frank: right. we wanted to go to a one-to-one structure. there should only be one vote for each share. the only reason they control the company is not ownership of stock but the voting rights. they can effectuate whatever they want through their voting control, and we feel that is a big the problem. they were involved with wrongdoing so if you change it to one vote per shareholder, as the case with many publicly traded companies, you will allow the public shareholders to have greater input into these issues. emily: all ri

oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick visited the boy in the hospital today-- and spoke with reporters outside. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the update. .. sota break in a violent hit and run investigation involving a critically injuried 14-year-old boy. oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick made the announcement outside childrens hospital where the teenager remains in an intensive care unit fighting for his lifesot it was back on january 2nd 2019 at around 12:23pm here on the 1100 block of 35th avenue. that is where the young man was riding a bicycle when he was struck by a driver. investigators say after the collision the driver drug the victim's body for four blocks before the body dislodged from the vehicle. police say the driver did not stop, leaving the serverely injured boy

ann coulter has never run for office.hing about how you put a majority together. she's off here in some fantasyland where she gets to be noisy, which helps her sell books. >> oh, helps her sell books. a pity. ouch. good news for everyone else is coulter versus gingrich its fight to watch. how do you break newt gingrich's nose? answer kick donald trump in the ass. poor newt. at least rudy got a job and the emperor's new clothes had to be edited for spaus. lost was the scene where they said, sir, you look splendid. don't you just hate to see people you love fighting like this? with advil, you'll ask... what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. yeah! now business is rolling in. if your adventure keeps tur

>oakland police chief anne kirk patrick says multiple search warrants and arrest warrants were servedthursday in connection to a year long joint investigation spearheaded by the a-t-f with help from the d-e-a and oakland policesoto-p-d's ceasefire crime reduction strategy played a key role in the investigation led by oakland police captain ersie joynersotthis being an ongoing federal investigation means opd can't say exactly how many arrests were made. however the chief did talk about the role the atf's new gun tracing technology called national intergrated information network or nibin played inconnecting some of the weapons confiscated to violent crimes in the areasot

sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "i got to see her" oakland police say the girl will survive, she is in stable condition. the chief shares how the parents are holding up sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "the are shaken"oakland police believe the stray bullet was from someone firing up into the sky at midnight to celebrate new years. they intend to find that person. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "we will use shotspotter technology, and match the bullet if we can" oakland's chief of police has had enough of the gun violence in oakland. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "enough is enough"inaknd gabe slate kron 4 news ( darya ) a santa rosa police officer and a teenage girl were both injured during an arrest yesterday afternoon. the officer was called to a disturbance between the girl and her neighbor on the 1400 block of hogrefe way. police say the girl was physically and verbally abusive with the office

then the next day after columns like this from ann coulter, trump blew up that deal. now while the republican party trips over itself to condemn congressman steve king, trump has out sourced his presidency to anti-immigrant ann coulter that she bragged about last night. >> i've rr been advising the president on twitter, columns and conversations you're not allowed to know about. keep it foksed on immigration. as long as people are talking about immigration, you are winning. but whatever happens, just build the wall. >> why is he digging his heels? >> because -- >> why now? >> because he's dead in the water if he doesn't build that wall. dead, dead, dead. >> she had this to say about those most impacted. >> it's very silly for democrats to hold up funding government while they're leaping about federal employees with much better been if thes, retirement plans and vacation and sick leave than anyone watching this program has. >> the likes of coulter dismiss and den grade, the thousands across networks are telling a different story. >> there's days i'm like i have to go i

mary anne marsh festival.olitical reality for republicans. 22 republican senators are pre—election twe nty20. republican senators are pre—election twenty20. a number of the five who have already come out publicly are up have already come out publicly are upfor have already come out publicly are up for re—election. —— are up for re—election in 2020. citing the political reality of this is, we are americans. -- so i think. donald trump has never govern for the americans, he has governed for a small slice of the space and i think ultimately, that is going to hurt him in this. the government will be a considerable ace that they will not be resolution on the border to do it is quite just briefly for me lastly, please, the bottom line here is that this is all about a wall that american taxpayers were never supposed to pay full. —— for. i disagree with that. if you go back, that was a piece of bipartisan legislation that passed because americans were supposed to pay for our border, i think what you see todayis our bo

i'm anne-marie green. deadly winter storm is moving out leaving behind frigid temperatures from the midwest to the northeast this morning. the giant storm slammed the midwest with snow this weekend causing hundreds of crashes before moving east. a utility worker was killed in connecticut when a tree fell on that person, and there were also two fatalities in missouri that are believed to be weather related. across the country, thousands of flights were canceled, and power was knocked out for tens of thousands of customers. on satury,d es international airport. nobody was injured. pennsylvania and new jersey declared states of emergency. alabama is recovering from tornadoes that tore through the central part of the state on saturday. homes, businesses, government offices, and churches were badly damaged or demolished. >>> frosty wind gusts and icy conditions are reminding us it is winter here in the east. meteorologist amber lee of our station kcvs has more on the cold front. >>> bitter cold temperatures exp

i'm anne-marie green.ive from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> you are looking live at the city of san francisco from the salesforce tower cam. it is cool, crisp and clear conditions but much more sunny this afternoon. at least that is what our morning sunshine mary says on this wednesday, and we 23rd. i am kenny choi. that is what she texted me a short time ago and i look forward to this. >> it's amazing to see that smile on your face and through the afternoon our temperatures will we warming up through the afternoon. that warming trend will continue. >>> here's a live look with the san jose camera under clear skies, 40s and even 30s to start out the day. we have colder conditions this morning, 39 in concord, livermore at 37, san francisco 48 and 40 at san jose, and we have 38 in santa rosa up. we have clear skies and colder temperatures, plenty of sunshine with above average

sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "i got to see her" oakland police say the girl will survive, she is in stable condition. the chief shares how the parents are holding up sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "the are shaken"oakland police believe the stray bullet was from someone firing up into the sky at midnight to celebrate new years. they intend to find that person. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "we will use shotspotter technology, and match the bullet if we can" oakland's chief of police has had enough of the gun violence in oakland. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "enough is enough"in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news this morning san jose's mayor is waking up in the hospital this morning after being a car. a spokesperson from the the mayor's office says liccardo was cycling on sierra road when he was hit by a car. the mayor was taken to the hospital and is a "bit banged up," but should be home in one

>> the hosts were ann frazier and ross mcgowan. the two had a chemistry you just can't fake. >> i think we really complemented each other and we liked each other. >> i think sothing going go ♪ >>am the s big stars to the unknowns. in short, everyone. the guests were legendary. ♪ in the middle of tobacco road ♪ . >> the line to get a ticket often stretched around the block. one of our favorite shows, when actor leslie nielsen pranked ann and ross. >> he said i have some bowel and intestinal problems and i hope it won't be a problem during the show and i said to ross, oh, my god, what if he makes that sound on the show. >> up to that point i'd always done my comedy behind the camera. >> do you find your good looks work against you? >> my appearance is distinguished d so ofe that was really not part of my nature. >> no. i could tell that. >> people don't let me come into town. >> yes. i can see why. >> i can't help but wonder. >> another unforgettable moment when the punk rock singer wendy o williams confronted the cookie queen what s

i'm anne-marie green. wisconsin teenager who disappeared last october after her parents were murdered has been found alive. investigators found jayme closs yesterday about an hour away from her hometown, and a suspect is in custody. marc liverman has more on this mystery. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. still a lot of unanswered questions in this case. we don't know exactly where jayme was the entire time she was missing or what she went through, but the most important thing is she's safe and alive. nearly three months after she went missing, 13-year-old jayme closs has been found alive. the wisconsin teenager was last seen october 14th at a family member's birthday party. early the next morning, a garbled 911 call was made from her mother's cell phone.en polis home about four minutes later, they say jayme was gone, and her parents were found dead. yesterday afternoon, jayme he cbs station wcco spoke to the woman who found her. she says she was just walking her dog when jayme approached her and sa

anne soy, bbc news, nairobi.: backn the u.s., it is day 26 of the partial government shutdown. now to delay hissidenthas state of the union address on january 29, citing security concerns. itmbomes as an increasing nu of democrats are stepping forward to challenge mr. trump in 2020. the latest to join the fray is new york senator kirsten gillibrand. she threw her hat into the ring on a late-night comedy show. she joins anlready crowded field. for more on all of this, i spoke with josh kraushaar of "national journal." we start with the shute wn. what is pact on the shutdown dynamic of speaker pelosi gently suggesting to the president that he should postpone the state of the union address? josh:r laura, it is a clgn that democrats don't expect to have a resolution to the partial government shutdown by january 29. they expect this to go on foim quite some they don't have the security rerhaps to have -- in time for the january 29 a. they decided to cancel it and pull the address. but it is showing how long this could

how ann coulter's white house counsel is helping to keep the shutdown going. unsel is helpinge shutdown going thisyeah.ice. yeah, this is nice. mmmm how did you make the dip so rich and creamy? oh, it's a philadelphia- -family recipe. can i see it? no. new philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. our grandparents checked zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. hey, batter, batter, [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech-house manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> day 26 of the shutdown and remember how this all started. on december 19th of last

i'm anne-marie green. federal employees will miss a second paycheck this morning as the government shutdown enters day 35. there may be hope. after the senate rejected two proposals yesterday, there's now a bipartisan effort to reopen the government. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest. marc, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those two proposals were expected to fail even before the senate voted, and now that they did, all those federal workers living without a paycheck are back to helping leaders on both sides of the aisle find another way to end the shutdown. 35 days into the partial government shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing a second paycheck today. >> i shouldn't have to go into my savings because they're fighting about a border wall. >> reporter: as expected, dueling measures to reopen the government failed in the senate yesterday. >> two show votes, and my hope is that after that it will allow us to really get down to work. >> reporter: shortly afte

i'm anne-marie green. democratplan to pass a series of bills in the coming days to reopen the government as the partial shutdown stretches into its third week. president trump remains insistent on funding his border wall. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, about 800,000 federal employees have been working without pay since the shutdown began on december 22nd. if this isn't resolved by friday, they'll miss another week's paycheck. as the partial government shutdown enters its third week, president trump says he may bypass congress to find the $5 billion for his border wall. >> i may declare a national emergency dependent on what's going to happen over the next few days. >> reporter: congressional democrats have refused to give him any new money and are skeptical of his latest idea to use pentagon funds through an emergency declaration. >> i think the president would be wide open to a court challenge saying where's the emergency. yo u

please say hello to anne hathaway. [ applause ] ♪ >> hi! like this suit you have on here. >> thank you. i'm wearing it for all the people in your audience who like to watch through the kirakira app. >> jimmy: what does it do? >> it takes anything that sparkles and blows it up times a thousand. we were trying it backstage. >> jimmy: all right. i'll try it. i don't usually get into that kind of thing, but now i will. congratulations. by the way, you had your son since the last time i saw you. how old is he? >> he is going to be 3. 3 in march. >> jimmy: and what is his name? >> jonathan. >> jimmy: now that's not a fun baby celebrity name. do you at least spell it with a g or put a y in there somewhere? >> no, no, simple, straight forward. >> jimmy: good old john. my brother's name is jonathan. >> jonathan jimmy. >> jimmy: it's a classic name. >> it's a classic name that you would trust with your money. just in case he ever wants to be an accountant. i got to say, i did have fun with people while i was president. >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >>

sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "i got to see her" oakland police say the girl will survive, she is in stable condition. the chief shares how the parents are holding up sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "the are shaken"oakland police believe the stray bullet was from someone firing up into the sky at midnight to celebrate new years. they intend to find that person. sound from - anne e. kirktr"we will use shotspotter technology, and match the bullet if we can" oakland's chief of police has had enough of the gun violence in oakland. sound from - anne e. kirkpatrick, chief of police, oakland "enough is enough"in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news police officer and a teenage girl were both injured during an arrest yesterday afternoon. the officer was called to a disturbance between the girl and her neighbor on the 1400 block of hogrefe way. police say the girl was physically and verbally abusive with the officer. the officer suffered cuts to his hands and injur

so i think that he has taken on ann couture.ut i don't know if -- what it would be like -- would it what it would be like with janine tee row and lou dobbs are at odds. >> i hear she's become very hostile, maybe i didn't return her phone call or something. standing up to ann couture. >> gentleman, thank you all very much. >>> a major award for one of the most popular films ever, cot oscar be next? want a performance car that actually fits your life? introducing the new 2019 ford edge st. capability meets power. in the first suv from the ford performance team. the new 2019 ford edge st woman: this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. vo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes

>oakland police chief anne kirk patrick says multiple search warrants and arrest warrants were served thursday in connection to a year long joint investigation spearheaded by the a-t-f with help from the d-e-a and oakland policesotthis being an ongoing federal investigation means opd can't say exactly how many arrests were made. however opd captain ersie joyner did talk about the role the atf's new gun tracing technology called national intergrated information network or nibin played inconnecting some of the weapons confiscated to violent crimes in the areasot

remains in an intensive care unit fighting for his lifesot anne kirk patrick/oaklan d police department: "this young man is critically injured and he is one tough guy. just so impressed with how smart he is, how much of a fighter he is showing in his recovery">it was back on january 2nd 2019 at around 12:23pm here on the 1100 block of 35th avenue. that is where the young man was riding a bicycle when he was struck by a driver. investigators say after the collision the driver drug the victim's body for four blocks before the body dislodged from the vehicle. police say the driver did not stop, leaving the serverely injured boy in the intersection. chief kirkpatrick says there is more than one person responsible in this hit and run casesotthe oakland police department is offering a $5-thousand-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest in this case.. i