ktvu's ann rubin is in martinez tonight where she learned about the teen's final moments before she was hit and killed by the train. >> reporter: her friends are still in shock. they can't understand how this happened or why her smart phone seemed so important she would run towards a train to retrieve it. >> reporter: jenna betti's boyfriend said we smiled and she kissed me. they were lying on the tracks talk. her mother writes why they made a terrible decision we will never know. the 14-year-old jenna betti was killed incidentally. >> how is this real? how did this happen? >> reporter: friends banned together today wearing pink in jenna betti's honor. >> she will always be in my heart. >> everyone was crying. >> they described her as well liked, good students and great athlete. >> beautiful young lady who added so much to our school community. we are all grieving her loss. >> reporter: counselors were on hand to help students athrough the day. friends felt -- through the day. friends felt her absence. >> depressing, knowing she is gone. hard to believe she is gone. >> reporter: friends

ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the research around ecigarettes. last week researchers said ecigarettes actually increase the use of cigarettes among young people and teens are more likely to start smoking and less likely toquit. -- to quit. . >> our findings contradict the idea that estrest effective -- that ecigarettes are effective. >> the researchers tracted 40,000 to reach the findings. >>> a scapegoat is what his attorney called him today. she the man from san francisco -- he is is the man from san francisco trying to run down two police officers saturday. his arraignment was delayed. officers opened fire because he tried to back over them. one officer was wounded but at this point it is not clear if it was his partner that fired the shot. >> he is made the fall guy for the officer shooting the other officer. the evidence will show he clearly didn't assault anyone, didn't shoot anyone. >> the attorney said he is still waiting for the evidence against his client. he is scheduled to return to court next tuesday. >>> we are learning more about a

in san francisco, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ucsf says the information on that stolen laptop includes patients name, addresses and dates of birth as well as medical data, health insurance ids and driver's license numbers. for a much smaller group of 125 patients it also includes their social security numbers. >>> a student at san jose state has filed a $5 million claim against the school in a racially charged bullying case. the student identified as donald williams jr. complained that his roommates repeatedly abused and made fun of him because he was black. williams' claim states that an advisor knew about the abuse. the roommates have been charged with misdemeanor hate crimes. >>> the shoot out to the get away that led to the ambush of a deputy. >> i made it to the one spot where the ricochet would not get me. >> the string of crimes the killer is now being linked to. >>> how much the cooler weather and fog could affect >>> concord police say seat belts may have saved the lives of six people in afternoon in a violent collision involving two cars near concord high school. a w

anne rubin, ktvu news. >>> a hike on the toll is now official. the bridge district board voted overwhelmingly to raise the toll. fast track users are still get a $1 discount. the district says it needs the money to help close a projected of $2.5 million over the next few years. this april the toll jumps to $7. then july 2015 it goes up a quarter and up a quarter thereafter. so in 2016 the toll will be $7.50 and up to $7.75 by 2017. finally in 2018 it'll be $8. >>> authorities say she passed security at sfo then boarded a flight to hawaii all without buying a ticket. what we're learning about the method she may have used to sneak on board. >>> and isolated showers are still popping up around the area. we'll have an update on when skies will begin to clear. >>> it's legally oñ >>> new at 10 10:00, a startling bust. dozens of hydrogen inside a single car. and why police are calling this very dangerous. >> reporter: unconventional products, this is where police made the arrest. >> that right there what you're looking at there on the left is the passe

. >>> now we go to anne rubin. she's been looking at the apartment that was being build on that site. a spectacle as it went up in flames. >> reporter: for neighbors it was especially terrifying that fire shot out their windows. it left them worried about their pets. >> it was like fourth of july in the middle of nowhere. it was a large explosion. we had to run down the apartments to get out. >> reporter: the new apartment building they had been watching slowly go up was now going up in flames. this is one cell phone video one neighbor shot from their window. >> just watching it progress. and not seeing it come under control. it was very scary. >> reporter: and these are mega lots. the project had been two weeks ahead of schedule set to open in late may or early june. >> it was really big. it's definitely one of those things that it's great for the city but hard for us who have been here for a while. >> reporter: it was one of several new apartments in the neighborhood. >> all of a sudden this one went up and we we

ktvu's ann rubin is in martinez. the community is devastated. >> reporter: that's right. authorities wanted to clear up one aspect of the investigation. they said there has been speculation about a vacuum created by the train that drew the teen towards it. that was not the case. they say the crew members watched as two teens ran from the tracks and one ran back on. >> reporter: students wore pink in her honor, it was jenna betti's favorite color, they hoped it would help them. >> everyone was crying. depressing. >> how is this real? how did this happen? we haven't eveb processed it yesterday -- even processed it yet. >> reporter: jenna betti was hit and killed by a passing train. it appears she was meeting her boyfriend on the tracts, both ran as the train approached but she went back for her cell phone according to her mother, her boyfriend describes the final moments he says me smiled at each other and kissed me and then we heard honking. school officials described jenna betti as well liked, a good tonight and excellent athlete -- student and excellent athlete. >> alway

. >>> now we go to anne rubin. she's been looking at the apartment that was being build on that site. a spectacle as it went up in flames. >> reporter: for neighbors it was especially terrifying that fire shot out their windows. it left them worried about their pets. >> it was like fourth of july in the middle of nowhere. it was a large explosion. we had to run down the apartments to get out. >> reporter: the new apartment building they had been watching slowly go up was now going up in flames. this is one cell phone video one neighbor shot from their window. >> just watching it progress. and not seeing it come under control. it was very scary. >> reporter: and these are mega lots. the project had been two weeks ahead of schedule set to open in late may or early june. >> it was really big. it's definitely one of those things that it's great for the city but hard for us who have been here for a while. >> reporter: it was one of several new apartments in the neighborhood. >> all of a sudden this one went up and we we

ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> embers from the fire sparked another one a block away. firefighters responded quickly to put out the fire before it could spread. >> san francisco mayor ed lee says a water system was crucial to keeping the fire under control. >> but for the water pressure system this fire would have been perhaps very hard to contain. and that water pressure allowed for so many of the 150 firefighters to have the apparatus, to have a system work in their favor. >> we are working to learn more about the strategy the firefighters used when it comes to battling high rise fires. details coming up at 6:00 p.m. we watched the fire from all angles from the air and on the ground as the flames ripped through the building last night. the smoke could be seen from miles away and a lot of viewers sent us pictures. this one, you can see the black and the white smoke coming from the building. another angle. you can see the firefighters hose pouring water on the flame. and a time lapse of the fire. you can see the jet black smoke get thicker and thicker as the fire conti

anne rubin, ktvu news. >>> a hike on the toll is now official. the bridge district board voted overwhelmingly to raise the toll. fast track users are still get a $1 discount. the district says it needs the money to help close a projected of $2.5 million over the next few years. this april the toll jumps to $7. then july 2015 it goes up a quarter and up a quarter thereafter. so in 2016 the toll will be $7.50 and up to $7.75 by 2017. finally in 2018 it'll be $8. >>> authorities say she passed security at sfo then boarded a flight to hawaii all without buying a ticket. what we're learning about the method she may have used to sneak on board. >>> and isolated showers are still popping up around the area. we'll have an update on when skies will begin to clear. >>> it's legally sold. >> a legitimate use i can think of is a pastry chef. >> but is illegal to use. the item inside these canisters and the place where people are buying them. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom, what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build you a b

in san francisco, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ucsf says the information on that stolen laptop includes patients name, addresses and dates of birth as well as medical data, health insurance ids and driver's license numbers. for a much smaller group of 125 patients it also includes their social security numbers. >>> a student at san jose state has filed a $5 million claim against the school in a racially charged bullying case. the student identified as donald williams jr. complained that his roommates repeatedly abused and made fun of him because he was black. williams' claim states that an advisor knew about the abuse. the roommates have been charged with misdemeanor hate crimes. >>> the shoot out to the get away that led to the ambush of a deputy. >> i made it to the one spot where the ricochet would not get me. >> the string of crimes the killer is now being linked to. >>> how much the cooler weather and fog could affect your commute. >> i have gotten two tickets. >> the new app developers say could put an end to the envelope below your windshield wiper. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you c

live in san jose, ann rubin, live ktvu. >>> tonight there's concern expressed by the families of thosepeared on plane 270. >> we want to know where is the plane, where are the passengers. >> many of the chinese family accuse the malaysian government of not telling the truth about the plane and are threatening a hunger strike until they find out what happens. the plane disappeared with 239 people on board. 153 of them are chinese nationals. >>> two of this country's most sophisticated search aircraft are looking for that malaysia airplane along with 35 chinese satellite. many people wonder why the plane is not being able to be detected with so much technology available. there are many blind spots or so called dead zones mostly over the oceans. >>> a san francisco woman is under arrest yet again for violating a court order and trespassing at sfo. 62-year-old maryland harmin was taken into custody at 9:00 this morning. this isn't the only time she's been arrested for trespassing. on four separate occasions now she's been arrested for trying to board flights to hawaii without having a vali

ktvu's ann rubin is live. we are talking about thousands of patients here. >> reporter: correct.ed to inscript data and launched -- encrypt data and launched a security campaign still yet thieves managed to get in and get away with information again. >> reporter: he takes his daughters to the medical center. he received a letter saying their information has been stolen in january. 10,000 patients were effected when thieves took the computers. a spokesperson says it took them this long to investigate. find out who was effected and gather the information. patients are frustrated. >> this is, you know, clinic, medicine. take somebody's life. >> this is not the first data breach. a doctor's computer was stolen september 9, 2013. in 2012 a security awareness campaign was launched. at that point the security officer said breaches cost $20 million since 2005. experts say this shouldn't be happening. >> the hard drives weren't encrypted. if somebody steals the hardware they shouldn't get the data. >> they have more responsibility. >> reporter: patients will be checking their credit and o

live in san jose, ann rubin, live ktvu. >>> tonight there's concern expressed by the families of those who disappeared on plane 270. >> we want to know where is the plane, where are the passengers. >> many of the chinese family accuse the malaysian government of not telling the truth about the plane and are threatening a hunger strike until they find out what happens. the plane disappeared with 239 people on board. 153 of them are chinese nationals. >>> two of this country's most sophisticated search aircraft are looking for that malaysia airplane along with 35 chinese satellite. many people wonder why the plane is not being able to be detected with so much technology available. there are many blind spots or so called dead zones mostly over the oceans. >>> a san francisco woman is under arrest yet again for violating a court order and trespassing at sfo. 62-year-old maryland harmin was taken into custody at 9:00 this morning. this isn't the only time she's been arrested for trespassing. on four separate occasions now she's been arrested for trying to board flights to hawaii without hav