and allie rasmus has arrived there and allie rasmus, what can you tell us? >> reporter: back audio difficultieses [. >> all right. allie rasmus reporting there in oakland at the scene of the structure fire having some problems with her audio. we will fix that and get back to her. >> funeral arrangements underway for an african-american said daly city teacher. >> they gathered to pay respects to michael lansbury, he died while trying to stop an it 12-year-old. those who attended yesterday's viewing say he was more than just a teacher. >>> >> he died protecting people. he went out as a hero. >> he shot and injured is two other students. >>> a man is recovering after being shot at a state university. it happened around 10 owe he clock. one or more people began fewerring guns near mccain hall on campus. >> according to the website, it was put on a temporary lock down and the victim was considerable distance from the gunman when he was shot. he received serious wounds. and they are not considered to be life threatening. the gunman have not been identified. >>> so

ktvu's allie rasmus is in the east bay. just received new information on a power outage. >> that's right. one of the trouble spots is on the peninsula. we learned from pg&e there are 2,000 customers without power. they have been without power since 5:20 p.m. and they are sending a crew to fix the problem. but elsewhere in the bay area work crews were kept busy by the rain storm. >> reporter: leaves and winter rain. a soggy combination that clogged drains. further south they worked to fix a similar problem in san leandro. this afternoon the chp shut down both directions of the highway so pg&e could repair power lines tangled in a red wood tree. across the bay area people bundled up. >> it has been a while. happy to have it. we need it. >> supposed to rain. >> reporter: as the rain came down drivers moved at a fast clip. the weather can create dangerous driving conditions. >> i ride further back from the cars. don't cut lanes. and put on extra gear. >> reporter: this is a picture showing the driving conditions at highway 101.

allie rasmus is rough right there in the middle of the scene with the latest. allie? >> reporter: well, the battalion chief said it is under control. it as one story building the juan point it is 2-alarm fire. you can see smoke coming from the bottom of the house. the chief said he thinks it was concentrated in the basement of the home. no he one was hurt. this house is abandoned. and has been for the last three or four years. also, a fire here three or four years as well. this is the first time it happened. the concern is that the fire would spread to the houses next door. some trees nearby and the homes are very close together.

ktvu's allie rasmus is live in burlingame to explain why firefighters are saying the age of that first building may have allowed those flames to spread. allie? >> reporter: well, this is the building where the fire started, right behind us. this is on donnelly avenue in downtown burlingame. this building was built in the early 1900s and because it's so old, it doesn't have a

>> ktvu's allie rasmus is live but we begin with mark tamayo tracking how much rain has fallen. >> the strongest storm moving through the bay area, moderate to heavy rainfall and flood advisories. you can see the loop over the past three hours and you can see by 2:00 p.m. that was the heaviest ban into san francisco, oakland and the south bay. the focus is to the south and east. here is a closer inspection of rain showers around santa cruz, watsonville as well. santa cruz mountains a rough ride. even san jose reporting light rain. as we show you the east bay as well. activity towards livermore. the bulk of the action shifting to the south and east. as you can see once again the main event is towards modesto. still a few pop up showers in the north bay, sonoma county, lake county as well. lingering activity. as far as rainfall totals over the past two days. the bulk of the action today. vest ozinch of rain. santa rosa an inch of rain. san francisco 1.26. oakland 1.24. livermore 1 poult 42 and san jose 3/4 of an inch. we are adding to the totals right now. coming up where the rain could

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the california's high-speed rail. by 2029 it will be able to take passengers from the san francisco bay area to los angeles in under 3 hours. traveling at 200 miles per hour. the california's high-speed rail will have stops in the bay area, sacramento and several in los angeles area as well san diego. >>> leave it to virgin america airlines trying to keep the mood light during the holiday travel week. look at the sign for the washington, d.c. flight. our aircraft is arriving late due to traffic restrictions at sfo. once it parks a badger will be released at the rare of the aircraft to encourage people to exit quickly and then this sign, sunny tropical seattle awaits you. agents are coming up with the funny messages for each flight. love that. anything to get you to smile i will take that. >> gate agents having fun doing that. >>> ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin now. >> there is nasty weather, big travel time. tuesday and wednesday. look what we have. this is the system we talked about at 5:00 p.m. this will rol

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allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can read the family's lawsuit against the sheriff's department. click on the top story tab for the latest on the case. >>> the killing of federal investigator sandra coke may have been triggered by a dispute involving her missing dog. new details emerged at the hearing for randy alana who is accused of killing sandra coke. two nephews testified said and one said sandra coke called randy alana's patrol and he just he said after sandra coke disappeared randy alana called him sounding suicidal. the hearing continues tomorrow. >>> police are looking for a bank robber who held up a credit union today. investigators say these photos show the suspect entering and leaving the bank. >>> the smell of smoke woke up fraternity brothers at uc davis. >> reporter: this afternoon fraternity members were keeping quiet about the attempted arson. police say sunday morning people in the house smelled gas and discovered a leak. fraternity members shut off the gas and later discovered something in the

as allie rasmus reports, it goes far beyond that cost. >> reporter: it's a place for kid to play and stay safe in west contra costa county. more than 100 children come to the boy and girl club everyday and the director wants to know what kind of person would steal from them. >> i can't imagine that they thought about that. that they had any kind of picture of a kid in their head in doing this. >> reporter: in the early morning hours of november 10, thieves busted the front door of the administrative office and through two locked interior doors to steal a safe hidden in a closet. >> we didn't know they would steal, let alone take the time and effort to carry a 150-pound safe out. >> reporter: the money was from this gala the club had held the night before. >> this was a great fundraiser. we were living so high and then i got that phone call on sunday. >> reporter: the costs go beyond the $6,000 in the safe. they now have to spend money to upgrade security at their 16,000 square foot facility and dyers says his staff has lost a sense of trust. >> we are looking at anything around us an

allie rasmus is live in san francisco to tell us why donations are especially important this year. allie? >> the need is greater this year. there are more people unable to put food on the table. >> we have 165 turkeys. >> st. anthony's foundation curve side turkey donation is in full swing. volunteers were accepting frozen turkeys all day yesterday. they plan to be out here today. yesterday the largest came in a u-haul truck, 165 turkeys. they plan on serving 4,000 meals on thanksgiving day. that's 500 more than last year. >> anyone on food stamps is probably short. anywhere from five to six meals a month depending on the scenarios. we're expecting big numbers. >> reporter: in the meantime in oakland yesterday, the line of people stretched around the block for a free turkey in that city. they handed out 1,500 free turkeys for those to cook in time for thanksgiving dinner. it's the time of the year they need to step up their efforts to bring in donations to prepare for the busy holiday season and thanksgiving and christmas. and back here starting at 9:00, volunteers at st. anthony's

allie rasmus. >>> more details now on e-coli. the bacteria is common and not usually harmful.may cause dehydration, diarrhea and abdominal cramps. in its worse cases it can cause death. >>> you get more than a pricey drink made from high end beverages. you also get a ride through downtown manhattan in a mazarotti. it's capable of hitting speeds of 176-miles-an-hour which is where the drink's name came from. and with traffic it's nearly impossible to go close near the speed limit in manhattan. >> it should be the $20 cocktail for 20-miles-an-hour. >>> and that fuel wastes just five grand. >>> is rain on the way? ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is next with the possible change in weather on its way. ♪ imagine a place created all around family. where everyone, can relax or play.. ♪ now imagine that place in hawaii. welcome to aulani.... ...a family paradise... with just a touch of disney magic. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com >>> well the bay area has been locked in this dry weather pattern. things will change significantly. we are dry right know and tracking this pac

allie rasmus. >>> for the second time in a month, passengers at l.a.x.ere warned of a gunman. >> everybody get down! >> last night police cleared two terminals after what sounded like gunfire. the sound came from a car crashing in a parking garage. it was a scary reminder that only three weeks ago a gunman at airport killed a tsa officer. >> what occurred here was a hypersensitivity to what occurred on the 1st, that caused people to react in the way that they did. >> when we saw the helicopter flying over, right away, that is what we thought. >> thousands of delta and american airline passengers were evacuated during the scare and had to be rescreened and that delayed about 60 flights. >>> the u.s. postal service regulatory commission ruled this week that the price of a first-class stamp will go up by a penny to $0.47. now the price hike is set to kick in on january 26th. this will be the second year in a row the price of stamps have gone up and it may be a trend. the commission is still considering another increase that would bring stamps to $0.49. >>>

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. doctors say e.coli can be deadly. it can cause dehydration, diarrhea and cramps. that usually happens 2 to 8 days after exposure. and in more severe quases e.coli -- cases e.coli can cause kidney failure. you can find a list of the recalled items on www.ktvu.com. >>> more problems with the healthcare website. >> what went wrong? >> the latest effort to come up with a fix. >> an unexplainable trend involving military suicides. >> stamps sitting in a warehouse, the first lady said they were sending a wrong message. confronting the post matter general. >>> shopping earlier to start the holiday season. several stores will open before black friday. target, kohls and jc penny will open at 8:00 p.m. thursday night. they said it will help shoppers beat the crowds and stay competitive with other stores. >>> e-mail is blamed for the postal services financial woes. amazon is partnering up with the post service to offer sunday package delivery. right now it is only available in new york and los angeles. but it could come to other

ktvu's allie rasmus tells us that family members of those who died on the span were given one last opportunity to visit the site before the bridge is demolished. >> for lana battagello, this is a scared place. >> god grabbed his hand here. >> in february 2008, her son pulled over to help a stranded driver on the side of the bay bridge. the 36-year-old husband and father was killed when other car struck him and today battagello was one of many who took part of an informal memorial. >> i don't want to use the word "closure," but the softening of my heart. >> some hung pictures and others stood alone and stared out to the bay. for the people who wanted to come to the spot where their loved ones pass away, this was their last opportunity since demolition is scheduled to start next week. the idea for the memorial was inspired by a an east may mom who lost her son no "drunk- driving crash. leister left ktvu follow her to the site where her son died as she created a small memorial. chp and mothers against drunk driving wanted to let others have the same experience. >> well, we're thankful, we're very

ktvu's allie rasmus is live with what you have learned. >> reporter: we spoking to the father of the victim and -- father of the victim and she glad they will take down the picture that brought back a flood of bad memories. >> reporter: in the middle of this picture is the body of 14- year-old kevin barrera that we covered. the teen was shot and killed in 2009. his murder still unsolved but it wasn't till this weekend he realized this picture captured the image of his son's body after he was killed. >> you know, all the memories coming back. >> reporter: as ktvu reported yesterday he tried to contact google to get them to remove the image. google called us asking for our help so they could call him and tell him they were taking the picture down. >> report for channel 2 is when they notice and say sorry for what happened. >> reporter: google sent out this statement, our hearts go out to the family. since the media contacted us we have been looking at different solutions. google never accelerated the replacement of imagery before but given the circumstances we wanted to make an excepti

allie rasmus. >>> the men's football team will be playing at the cal stadium for one more game. the new stadium is expected to be completed in time for the niners opening game. the $9.2 million stadium is designed to seat more than 68,000 fans. >>> it's not the most wonderful time of year for some bay area pets. the hard breaking holiday trend. >>> also i'm tracking high clouds moving in. what this system could bring into the bay area as we head >>> coast guard cameras record a scene of desperation as thousands of haitians cling to the hull of a capsized boat in the bahamas. the military says it was unable to conduct air searches because it three planes were out of service. the coast guard found the plane southeast of miami. the coast guard rescued some 210 people. the people had been at sea for more than two weeks and had run out of food and water. >>> the president spoke with employees telling them their business is an important economic engine that helps provide hundreds of thousands of middle class jobs. >> with finances to new york. with the auto industry is to the midwest.

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information on the shooting at lax friday that left a tsa agent dead. the 23-year-old gunman told authorities as he was arrested he acted alone and was dropped off by a friend. paul ciancia is still sedated in the hospital after being shot multiple times by police. investigators are getting a better idea of what happened inside terminal 3 from when paul ciancia opened fire till the time he was shot. >> reporter: investigators are still peacing together -- piecing together their time line. he entered at 9:20 a.m. in the morning at terminal 3. he approached the tsa officer and shot him. >> the defendant is alleged to have been walking away from the tsa officer, going up an escalator and then coming back down to return and shoot the wounded officer again. >> reporter: at the top is the security check point. he abandoned two tsa officers and one passenger -- he wounded two tsa officers and one passenger. he made his way into therminal 3 -- therminal 3. -- terminal 3. >> people were running, getting knocked down. there was luggage every. >>

allie rasmus. >>> more details now on e-coli. the bacteria is common and not usually harmful. it may cause dehydration, diarrhea and abdominal cramps. in its worse cases it can cause death. >>> you get more than a pricey drink made from high end beverages. you also get a ride through downtown manhattan in a mazarotti. it's capable of hitting speeds of 176-miles-an-hour which is where the drink's name came from. and with traffic it's nearly impossible to go close near the speed limit in manhattan. >> it should be the $20 cocktail for 20-miles-an-hour. >>> and that fuel wastes just five grand. >>> >>> well the bay area has been locked in this dry weather pattern. things will change significantly. we are dry right know and tracking this pacific system that will impact part of the bay area as we head into tuesday. right now our main concern is this. the fog regrouping along the coast. dense fog located across napa. there's some of the coastal fog regrouping right now. as far as current temperatures it is dropping as you would expect this time of day. it is currently 54 degrees in

live, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> food banks saw it coming. a wave of people who run out of food stamp money after the government cut their benefits. ktvu's ken pritchett is in oakland with how this comes at the worst time. ken? >> reporter: we are at the community food bank where they have received a increase in the number of people who have called saying they need food because the food stamp money for november has run out. this is as they are facing an increased holiday demand. >> reporter: this food from the food bank was bound for the off to feed the hung -- church to feed the hungry. they see more people in need. >> the month isn't over. >> reporter: she referring to the november 1 food stamp money. >> $36 on average. devastating. >> reporter: the fear was increased demand. the food bank says it received 5 times the number of callers seeking help who say their money is gone for the month. that is compared to a year ago. >> they represent only a fraction of the people. >> the concern is trying to keep up with demand. >> there is no way foo

ktvu's allie rasmus is in san francisco where the lawsuit was filed. the mom was as blunt as you could get. >> reporter: calm but angry when she spoke out about this. this is a copy of the complaint and the attorney said the goal is so the family and gather what happened the day he was killed. >> reporter: the parents of andy lopez walked into the room this afternoon. the mother expressed her outrage. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: we want for to be justice, we want the killer to go to jail. he is sitting at home while my son is dead in a freezer. on october 22 he was carrying a bb gun. according to the sheriff's office the deputy opened fire on the teen after he called out for him to put the gun down and he did not respond. >> what did you expect him to do when you called out if not turn around and look at you. >> reporter: the attorney criticized the police department for this press conference when officers showed the similarities between the toy gun and the real thing. >> we have to have this lawsuit so that a independent investigation c

allie rasmus. >>> the men's football team will be playing at the cal stadium for one more game.s expected to be completed in time for the niners opening game. the $9.2 million stadium is designed to seat more than 68,000 fans. >>> it's not the most wonderful time of year for some bay area pets. the hard breaking holiday trend. >>> also i'm tracking high clouds moving in. what this system could bring into the bay area as we head toward thanksgiving. >> and in court for setting someone on fire. the legal issues that has both the victim and the suspects family agreeing. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. reth

allie rasmus. >>> a brazen theft at a jewelry store on sutter street. this happened just after 5:00. the thief ran off after taking a significant number of diamonds. investigators are reviewing surveillance video but say it may be difficult to identify the thief. >> he was wearing a white facial mask and also wearing gloves. dark sweater and dark pants. then simply once he smashed the case and grabbed the diamonds he fled out without saying anything to the employees. >> investigators say they'll be monitoring websites, pawnshops and flea markets to see if the diamonds show up. the store is open for business today. >>> holiday shopping may be a little more dicey this year if you're not aware of your surroundings. new at 5:00, ktvu's tom vacar joins us from one big shopping area in walnut creek with some important things to consider when you're out shopping. tom. >> reporter: when you're in this parking lot or garage the bad guys hope you're on one of these things for a very good reason. because you'll be immersed in what you're doing and not what they're

allie rasmun b.a. -- rasmus. >>> b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions plan to gather to talk about the new contract. b.a.r.t.'s board is set to vote on the deal on thursday. >>> more than three years after that san bruno deadly pipeline explosion, new questions about safety. a meeting set for tomorrow in san francisco is supposed to grill cpuc officials on how they can improve safety policies. the meeting comes after a critical report on the cpuc last month. >>> it is part conference, part concert that pumps millions into the city's economy is expected to take over the convention center. it's estimated 120,000 people will attend this year's event. dream force has turned into a huge event. patti lee has more on the line up and those benefits from it. >> reporter: i've just been told 135,000 people have registered for this event will take place under this giant inflatable tent. you can see there are a lot of people still here. howard street is blocked off. it's going to stay blocked off for the next four days. as an estimated 100,000 p

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now oh coli. doctors say it's common and usually -- on e. coli. doctors say it's common and usually harmless, but it can cause bloody diarrhea and infection and cramps and kidney failure in the most extreme cases. foodborne illnesses affect about 48 million people in the u.s. each year, one in six americans. our web team posted more information on the recall. you can go to www.ktvu.com. it has specific products that have been pulled from the shelves. look under hot topics. >>> we are in pacifica where about a dozen mobile homeowners say their rents are doubling. we'll tell you why they feel they're being forced out. >> plus a new twist in the nfl bullying case involving a stanford alum as the main culprit speaks out. >> this is an issue of my and john's relationship, not about bullying. >> why he says the ordeal has nothing to do with race. >>> we have more on that breaking news on the peninsula where a fire at a strap metal plant is producing a big -- scrap metal plant is producing a big plume of

allie rasmus is on the scene with more. >> reporter: we are at cal trans headquarters.fed by the chp about how today's events will work. in about 15 minutes, all the people you see here are going to be escorted onto the old eastern span of the bay bridge. some have brought flowers, other personal items they will be leaving at different memorial sites. the chp officers will be escorting 10 families onto the old eastern span of the bay bridge for this 10:00 a.m. memorial. the idea behind it was inspired by an east bay mom who lost her son to a drunk driving crash in 2008. 21-year-old scott lightser was struck by a drunk driver going more than 100 miles an hour. back in september, carol lightser let our cameras follow her to the site where her son died as she created a small memorial for him. it was a somber moment, but she told us it did help her healing process. now the chp wants to let others have the same experience. this morning, the chp will be escorting representatives of 10 different crash victims onto the eastern span of the bay bridge for this morning's memorial.

ktvu's allie rasmus is live in burlingame to explain why firefighters are saying the age of that firstmes to spread. allie? >> reporter: well, this is the building where the fire started, right behind us. this is on donnelly avenue in downtown burlingame. this building was built in the early 1900s and because it's so old, it doesn't have a sprinkler system. it actually isn't required to. the fire marshal tells me that's one of the reasons the flames spread so quickly, not just through this building, but extended across the driveway. you can see the damage to both structures. the owner of a bakery across the street from the building called to report the fire this morning just before 4:00. he took this photo right after he called 911. no one was in the building when the fire started, but the business owners and firefighters were concerned about the flames spreading to homes and businesses in the area, because the fire was moving very quickly. >> really fast. really fast. it went from just a glow to 20- foot flames in less than 5 minutes. >> in this particular case it, did spread to anoth

allie rasmus is live at the tunnel, where the fourth bore opened a few hours ago. >> reporter: good morning, claudine. you can see the fourth bore right behind us. traffic is moving very smoothly, as drivers make their way from orinda to oakland. it's been open for about four and a half hours now, and -- excuse me, five and a half hours now and there have been no accidents or problems to report on the new fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel. they opened just after 4:00 this morning. this is what it looked like inside the tunnel as ktvu cameras drove through. this new bore means cal trans will no longer have to manually reverse the flow of traffic twice a day using the middle bore. while it won't do much to help drivers in the regular community directions it, is supposed to shave time off the commute for drivers going in off-peak directions. we're talking about people heading towards the city in the evening and those going to the east bay in the morning. from now on, there will always be four lanes of traffic in both directions passing through the caldecott tunnel.

ktvu's allie rasmus is live in oakland with why this is one of the busiest days of the year for small was started by american express four years ago, and since then, a lot of local businesses have signed on. they are offering deals and promotions, sales as part of small business saturday. you can see the sign here on this toy shop here in rock ridge. it says shop small. it's all part of an effort to encourage people to shop locally the day after black friday, on small business saturday. one of the ways they are doing that in rock ridge is offering free parking at metered spaces all day today and actually every saturday between now and the end of the year. business districts like this all over the bay area are also doing different events and promotions for small business saturday. there are 3.4 million small businesses in california. according to governor jerry brown's office, small businesses employ more than half the state's work force, about 52%. when people shop at locally- owned stores, revenue and jobs stay in the community. >> we live in the neighborhood and we definitely always

allie rasmus. >>> nearly 1,000 turkeys stolen from the needy.the opportunity thieves gobbled up right before the holiday. >> and a start with a slippery commute before tomorrow. >>> and preventing another fire storm like this one. the money that >>> it is still a long way off but a new proposal would have california's vehicle licensing more than double. with the extra money the state receives going to pay for road repairs. car owners pay the fee each year when they register their vehicle. thed added revenue could generate $3 billion a year. they want voters to decide next november. but first supporters must collect more than 800,000 signatures to get it on the ballot. >>> san jose sharks star forward patrick marlow managed to walk away from a pretty serious car crash today. it happened in downtown san jose. the three time nhl all star was driving his mercedes suv when it collided with another vehicle. witnesses say the person in that other car was hurt and required treatment. the sharks tweeted that marlow was not injured. >>> a shelter is tryin

ktvu's allie rasmus tonight on the progress and why many people haven't signed up. >> reporter: whenlle boseman gets sick there's only one place for her to go. >> the emergency room of course. >> reporter: using the emergency room for regular healthcare is exactly what state and federal health officials don't want people to do. it's supposed to help the uninsured sign up for coverage under the affordable care act. she signed up, but didn't follow through. >> a hassle. i don't like the hassle. >> reporter: the cover california website went live on october 1. in the first month, 30,000 californians enrolled. since november, it's picked up with another 29,000 signed up. >> how quickly the numbers were growing in the first 12 days of november, as many people signed up as signed up in october. >> reporter: but with six million californians uninsured, there's still a long way to go. >> we're starting healthcare new for america. everyone's not going to be in on day 1. >> it's too early to be concerned. >> reporter: the director of cover california said his goal was to have 5 to 700,000 peop

allie rasmus. >>> nearly 1,000 turkeys stolen from the needy.the opportunity thieves gobbled up right before the holiday. >> and a start with a slippery commute before tomorrow. >>> and preventing another fire storm like this one. the money that could reduce the risk and why insiders say the system is broken. >> it could lead to fueling a fire. what we saw in 91. >>> it is still a long way off but a new proposal would have california's vehicle licensing more than double. with the extra money the state receives going to pay for road repairs. car owners pay the fee each year when they register their vehicle. thed added revenue could generate $3 billion a year. they want voters to decide next november. but first supporters must collect more than 800,000 signatures to get it on the ballot. >>> san jose sharks star forward patrick marlow managed to walk away from a pretty serious car crash today. it happened in downtown san jose. the three time nhl all star was driving his mercedes suv when it collided with another vehicle. witnesses say the person i

ktvu's allie rasmus tonight on the progress and why many people haven't signed up. >> reporter: whenlle boseman gets sick there's only one place for her to go. >> the emergency room of course. >> reporter: using the emergency room for regular healthcare is exactly what state and federal health officials don't want people to do. it's supposed to help the uninsured sign up for coverage under the affordable care act. she signed up, but didn't follow through. >> a hassle. i don't like the hassle. >> reporter: the cover california website went live on october 1. in the first month, 30,000 californians enrolled. since november, it's picked up with another 29,000 signed up. >> how quickly the numbers were growing in the first 12 days of november, as many people signed up as signed up in october. >> reporter: but with six million californians uninsured, there's still a long way to go. >> we're starting healthcare new for america. everyone's not going to be in on day 1. >> it's too early to be concerned. >> reporter: the director of cover california said his goal was to have 5 to 700,000 peop

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san mateo sheriff deputies say that they targeted cars on laurel street, cherry street, and sky way road. break-ins happen between 6:00 to 7:30. they say that the five cars had their windows smashed and that the items were stolen. >>> a tribute today at lax for the transportation and the security administration's screener killed on the job. an honor guard and bag pipes, they marched in front of the plane that transported a united states national honor's flag, which will be used at the funeral. the 39-year-old father of two was shot and killed in last friday's attack. two other tsa officers were injured. ith accused gunman was shot by police and remains in the hospital. >>> now to the election 2013. and the controversial gun control measure that will be approved in sunnyvale. measure c passed with 66% of the vote. under the new rule, gun owners must report a stolen firearm within 48 hours. and they are also required to lock up their guns when not in use and to dispose it of the ammunition magazines. the nra, they are vowing to sue. the bond measure

. >> reporter: allie rasmus live in oakland to explain the water utility isn't the only one getting hithere. >> reporter: it's happened four times in the past week and here at east bay m.u. d. four trucks have been broken into. they were all parked inside the gates and out here the guard gate has someone in it 24 hours a day. employees need a card reader to get in but that wasn't enough to keep the thieves out. 24 hour surveillance camera and 15-foot tall fence. just a couple of the security measures designed to keep valuable equipment in and thieves out of this east bay m.u.d. maintenance yard. everyone with those measures in place. >> criminals find a way to get in unfortunately. >> reporter: in the past week, four utility trucks at this yard have been broken into. thieves stole tens of thousands dollars of equipment. >> east bay is a public company so everything they own essentially belongs to the public. >> certainly is a problem for utilities. >> reporter: east bay m.u.d. isn't the only utility dealing with the problem. on october 30th in concord thieves stole thousands of dollars

ktvu's allie rasmus tells us which cars they're going after the most. >> they're looking for cars stolen and left on the street of. >> reporter: investigators with the chp's alameda county task force finds dozens of them every day. today investigator marc hinch took us on patrol in oakland. 1990 honda accords are the most stolen vehicle in alameda county. this car is confirmed stolen. >> stolen out of oakland back on october 19th. >> reporter: auto thefts are on the rise in alameda county up 14% from a year ago and the trend seems to be accelerating. >> since yesterday at 1:00 in the afternoon to about 7:00 this morning there were at least 27 cars stolen within the county. >> reporter: the most common vehicles stolen are 1990s hondas, acuras, nissans and toyotas. the cars are reliable, parts easy to sell and they're easy to steal. >> the ignition system is so old basically anything can start this car. >> reporter: it's a trend that caught the attention of san leandro police this week. >> we're looking at a map of stolen vehicles in san leandro. >> reporter: they had 21 cars stolen in the

ktvu's allie rasmus tells us which cars they're going after the most. >> they're looking for cars stolen left on the street of. >> reporter: investigators with the chp's alameda county task force finds dozens of them every day. today investigator marc hinch took us on patrol in oakland. 1990 honda accords are the most stolen vehicle in alameda county. this car is confirmed stolen. >> stolen out of oakland back on october 19th. >> reporter: auto thefts are on the rise in alameda county up 14% from a year ago and the trend seems to be accelerating. >> since yesterday at 1:00 in the afternoon to about 7:00 this morning there were at least 27 cars stolen within the county. >> reporter: the most common vehicles stolen are 1990s hondas, acuras, nissans and toyotas. the cars are reliable, parts easy to sell and they're easy to steal. >> the ignition system is so old basically anything can start this car. >> reporter: it's a trend that caught the attention of san leandro police this week. >> we're looking at a map of stolen vehicles in san leandro. >> reporter: they had 21 cars stolen in the cit