#January 5 2017 news Bluetooth

> gabe:it looks more like a bluetooth speaker. i'm seeing a lot of things shown off aimed at parents and kids > gabe:check it out. > gabe:something a little different this year. the people who have to have the latest shiny thing. > gabe:a lot of the new products unveiled at c=e=s are loverstechies. > steve: do not go away! > steve:coming up at 8. > pam:the move would break a key campaign promise when trump repeatedly said he would force mexico to pay for it. > pam:the president-elect's transition team has signaled to congressional republican leaders that trump's preference is to fund the border wall through the appropriations process as soon as april. > pam:you remember that wall donald trump promised throughout his campaign? well, he plans to ask congress to put up the money to build it. the threat is similar to those he has aimed at ford and general motors. he warned the company to build the plant in the u.s. > steve:trump tweeted today that the japanese automaker plans to build a factory in baja, mexico, to build the compact corolla. > steve: thanks, brittney! > steve:president-elect donald trump is setting his sights on toyota in his latest effort to pressure a company into building its products in the u.s. she's ok.' > reporter:the prinicipal at nearby cox academy confirms the young girl is a student at his school. >- 'i stood there until i know that they got her in the ambulance and finally the put her on the stretcher and i stood there until they actually put her in the ambulance car and i seen her lift herhead up and then oh,god - she's ok. it could be your kid, my kid - anybody's kids.' > reporter:yanez says she saw the little girl lying here in the median as she walked by and was just grateful when she noticed the girl showing some signs of life. > reporter:oakland police and the fire department tending to a young girl who yanez says had just been hit by a car while crossing bancroft avenue around 8-20 in the morning. > reporter:rachel yanez shares a photo of the crash aftermath. you know, i - you know.' > reporter:still shaken up. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a witness who says, crossing bancroft avenue can be risky. > pam: thank you, lydia! > pam:a young girl is hit by a car while walking to school. her family is praying for her recovery.Д¬enters. > reporter:the victim was eventually in oakland where she is reported to be in stable condition. investigators searched the area near the shooting and questioned witnesses but as of late thursday afternoon no suspects had been identified and a motive for the attack remains a mystery. > reporter:police now believe that the mother of the 22-month-old vicitim drove her daughter to the hospital. >going down the street really fast and she hit the corner. >and immediately i thought, do you hit the ground?! > reporter:laurie lacey came outside after she heard the shots and saw a woman driving away in a car. >i was inside my house and i heard the gunshots. > reporter:around noon on thursday, gunfire erupted here near the intersection of 66th avenue and outlook in east oakland. this incident has to shake in the community where this has happened. > reporter: last said her condition has not changed suffering from a gunshot wound. tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the hospital where the child was taken. > pam:the shooting happened this afternoon in the area of outlook and 66th avenues. > steve:thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson. > steve:heavy police presence in oakland. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. > reporter:you're watching kron four news in prime time. and the charges against the four suspects. what a new site called woofie leaks revealed about the battle to restrict access to public beaches, >whoosh >he was bloodied he as battered > reporter:a chicago police officer talks about finding the special needs teenager whose torture was posted live on facebook. today's lull giving bay area residents a chanceto prepare for the worst, >very worried, yes >whoosh > reporter:it's dog owners versus the national park service.