who the dmv says may be at risk. >>> the warm weather, wrapping up today. wet weather is on the way. rosemary will tell you when you will need the umbrella and how much rain to expect. >>> and recognizing world tuberculosis day. the bay area county that claims to have one of the highest rates in the country and what it plans to do about it. >>> if you used your credit card at the department of motor vehicles recently, you may want to double check your account. the dmv is warning mers about a po -- warning customers about a potential breach of security. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: it was a busy morning at the dmv, people trying to renew their driver's licenses or registration. even though the news came out over the weekend, most customers had not heard about the potential security breach involving credit cards at the dmv. >> you don't want certain people to get ahold of that information, so it's definitely worrying. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies informed the dmv about potential hacking into their system. the dmv maintains there's no evid

the dmv says, quote, there is no evidence at this time of a direct breach of the dmv's computer system. however, out of an abundance of caution and in the interest of protecting the sensitive information of california drivers, the dmv has opened an investigation into any potential security breach in conjunction with state and federal law enforcement. the state goes on to say that, in its investigation, the department is performing a forensic review of the systems and seeking information regarding any potential breach from both the external vendor that processes the dmv individual card transactions and the credit card companies themselves. >> reporter: the dmv says customers can continue to pay with cash and checks and money orders in person at the local dmv office. in the meantime, review your bank statements and look for anything suspicion. kron 4 news. >>> stanford hospital pay pay more than $4 million in a settle with a class action lawsuit, saying the hospital violated privacy laws. the court found they posted over 20,000 patients' medical information online for over a year, includ

law enforcement notified the dmv about the breach. they have not found any hacking yet, but with 12 million transactions, there are a lot of customer accounts at stake. if you dealt with the dmv lately, a new drivers license or updating your tags, your bank account may be at risk. >> i don't know. it just sucks how that happens. this is more of a bigger problem than people think it is. >> reporter: the dmv problem when several banks were noted by mastercard of possible cards marked state of dmv. the same man who broke the target hacking scandal last year. >> it is a potentially serious breach. >> reporter: larry is a curt blogger too and he says they are constantly looking for ways to steal valuable information like bank robbers from back if the day. >> one might hope that the dmv would have good security, but apparently, there may have been some kind of a problem with it. >> reporter: the information may include credit card numbers with expiration dates and the security codes printed on the back. for online transactions between augus

dmv office. also in the meantime, it's best to review your bank statements over the past few months and look for anything suspicious. live at the dmv in san francisco, back to you. >>> stanford hospital will pay more than $4 million in a settlement. the class-action lawsuit said the hospital violated privacy laws. the l.a. court found they posted over 20,000 patients' medical information online for more than a year, information that was posted included medical record numbers, dates of admission, and disclarke. no social security or curd numbers were received -- or card numbers were breached. >>> san francisco is the new bank robbery capital of the world. for decades, southern california topped that list. their numbers have dropped and san francisco took the lead. the city had 230 robberies last year. that's just behind san francisco on the list. that's atlanta. l.a. investigators don't have a specific reason for such a big decline, they suspect it may have to do with security enhancements and lod

we were outside of a dmv office. if you made payments to the dmv recently double check your bank account today. ktvu janine de la vega is there. she will have a live report on possible security breaches at the dmv. this could effect thousands of people. stay tuned for that. good morning. thank you for joining us here. ktvu channel 2 morning thinks. it's monday, march 24th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. 6:31 is the time. steve says pretty nice today. there it is over your shoulder. >> what lint? oh the front. right there. [ laughter ] we do have fog. it looks like it's expanding north to south but not so much inland as it did yesterday morning. a little warmer away from the coast as high pressure builds over for one more day. it looks like it will get knocked over for awhile. patchy morning low clouds that will definitely favor areas closer to the coast. temperature drop. clouds roll in and pretty good changes for us. finally looks like a pattern of rain. first the fron

we're at the dmv office. we're in los gatos here. you made payments to the dmv recently, double check yourback account. ktvu janine de la vega is there. she will have a live report on a possible security breach that is being investigated. this could effect thousands of people. not what you want to hear first thing on a monday morning. stay tuned a report is coming up. it is monday, march 24th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. steve paulson is here. i know rain is a little later in the week. what will it be like today? >>> tomorrow. >> tomorrow. okay. >> we do have some fog. it will burn off sooner today. slightly warmer today. et specially inland. 30s and 40s and 50s. it will be mild top warm later. we will see a rapid buildup of that fog bank and possibility of thundershower activity. and definitely know. this morning most areas are clear and either cool for some or cold for others. not bad. 39 santa rosa to 50 redwood city. fairfield and antioch and livermore and san jose. there is our system

this time it's at the dmv. we're looking at whose information could be at risk and why it's sparking new concerns about online security. >> plus, a violent weekends a safe streak for one bay area city, as police investigate the first and second homicides this year. >> already took somebody's life for no reason, for minding their own business. >> what we've learned about the victim. >> of a late night side show caught on camera and it's not the first time. why neighbors tell us police are not doing enough to stop the problem. . >>> the dmv investigating a possible security breach that could put thousands of people's information at risk. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. officials at the dmv issued a statement late this afternoon, saying while there's no evidence of a direct breach, the agency's computer system, they are looking into a possible breach from external vendors that process the dmv's credit card transactions, as well as the credit cards themselves. the website, which fi

the dmv is checking possible security issues.ine de la vega joining us live from los gatos to tell us what is going on. >> reporter: the dmv office here just opened up. some of the customers you see here weren't aware of the potential security breach. they are eager to find out more information. the dmv says it is looking into credit card transactions customers made online. law enforcement agencies alerted the dmv about the potential breach of the processing services. the dmv said there's no evidence of a district breach but it is launching an investigation to be on the safe side. the potential breach is related to transactions made between august of 2013 and january of 2014. one customer told us she's kerred about the possible -- concerned about the possible breach because her credit card was already compromised several months ago when target was hacked. >> my card was actual you why -- the security was breached on it with target and they had to send me out another debit card. whether or not there's anything that we as a public

it appears some targeted the customers at the dmv. the dmv is providing few details only say that the department of motor vehicles is alerting the authorities about a potential issue with the credit card services. the cyber guys are out there looking for data they can sell and re-sell. a spokesperson says she is not surprised the hackers would target something like the government dmv. >> a break-in like this would get you good data, home addresses, real data associated with government documents. >> reporter: the dmv says it is performing a review of its systems and will alert customers immediately if they find any issues. but in the meantime, customers are encouraged to monitor their statements for any issues. >> if they work for the state, basically for the government. >> hopefully you know, everything gets resolved soon because it is not good having everyone's personal information out there. >> reporter: this potential breach could involve millions of people in california. as of january, they reported 32 licensed drivers and vehicle

. >> it's a little unfortunate, considering i was just at the dmv. >> the dmv is providing few details, saying only that the dmv has been notified by law enforcement authorities of a potential security issue within their services. >> the cyber guys are out there looking for data they can sell and resell. >> michelle is chief privacy officer at mcafee. she said she's not surprised they target government entities like the dmv. >> government data it leveragable. so a break-in at the department of motor vehicle gets you a lot of good data. real home addresses, other real information related with government-issued documents. >> the agency said they are reviewing their systems and they will alert customers immediately if they find an issue, but in the meantime customers are told to to monitor their credit card statements for any usual activity. >> you think the dmv would have better security than that since they work for the state and they are part of the government. >> hopefully, you know, everything gets resolved soon because it's not good having everyone's personal information out there.

. >>> a bizarre situation at the dmv in san jose. a driver crashed into the building. and what happened next forced authorities to tell everyone to evacuate. ktvu's robert handa is at the dmv where we spoke to the driver about why she was so nervous while waiting in line. robert? >> reporter: she showed up at a busy dmv office but the office has been closed almost all day because of the driver's test that ended before it got started. >> reporter: the smashed up front end of this car indicates the driver didn't do to well today. the car was one of several vehicles in line at the dmv office to start the test at noon when the driver accelerated into a motorcycle rider and crashed into the building, hit a gas meter and severed a gas line. the motorcycle rider noticed the woman was jittery. >> didn't see much. came from behind. by the time i looked up gas was hissing and people came out of the car. seemed to be okay. and i got off the ground. >> the san jose fire department evacuated the building and several others nearby. pg&e was able tocap the leak half hour -- to cap th

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. >> it's a little unfortunate, considering i was just at the dmv. >> the dmv is providing few details, saying only that the dmv has been notified by law enforcement authorities of a potential security issue within their services. >> the cyber guys are out there looking for data they can sell and resell. >> michelle is chief privacy officer at the software company. she said she's not surprised they target government entities like the dmv. >> government data it leveragable. so a break-in at the department of motor vehicle gets you a lot of good data. real home addresses, other real information. >> the agency said they are reviewing their systems and they will alert customers immediately if they find an issue, but in the meantime customers are told to monitor their information for any unusual activity. >> you think the dmv would have better security than that since they work for the state and they are part of the government. >> hopefully, you know, everything gets resolved soon because it's not good having everyone's personal information out there. , the potential breach could involve th

. >>> it's not something you expect at dmv office. a car crash and gas main break. the crash happened just after noon today. ktvu's robert hahn was there and talked to witnesses about the scene. >> reporter: the smashed up front end of the honda sedan indicates the motorist didn't do too well at the drive's test. it was one of several vehicles in line to start the test. when suddenly the driver accelerated into a motorcycle driver and knocked him to the ground and then knock severed a gas line. he noted the woman was jitter rebut didn't expect the chaos. >> i be the time ing load up, the gas was hissing. >> reporter: the fire department evacuated the building and several ores. crews were -- others. the crews were able to stop the leak. the woman told me she was nervous because it was her third try. she lurched forward when she hit theing the -- hitting theing a accelerator instead of the break. >> i smelled the gas for. >> reporter: kept a since of humor. >> you look around at what happened to traffic but you don't expect it at line in the dmv familiar thes off expe

nowadays, the dmv, getting a government-issued i.d.ing to be so easy. >> apparently, at least in this case, it is. the video and the licenses are all real. but when we spoke to will and dave, it was clear to them the video was more than viral. >> we created a beautiful piece of art, art, art. we're not just men, we are art, art, artists. can you please say that? this is where we find our inspiration inside of here. >> their art seemed to have no off switch. >> i like to they have of myself as a canvas. in a moment this is my true self. i can't help being me. it's just who i am. >> they showed up to our interview dressed in garbage bags and wearing plastic sunglasses. will wore a hightop sneaker on one hand and dave wrapped his in foil and painted eyeballs on his eyelids. >> the idea came in a dream. cosmos is aligned and now we're huge hollywood movie stars. >> we're geniuses and we deserve this. >> this is rad. vlad our only friend. >> the more we talked to them the more we wondered, was the interview they were giving us real or fake?

. >>> if you have dealt with the dmv lately, your bank accounts may be at risk. a website that covers cyber security problems, the first to report a possible security breechr breach involves online payments from august 20/1 to january this year. the the dmv is launching an investigation out of what it says is an abundance of caution. >> one might hope the dmv being government agency would have good security, but apparently there may have been some kind of problem. >> in a statement, the california the dmv blames it on a third party processor. experts say keep an eye on your card. make sure there isn't any payment you didn't make or authorize. >>> another bay area county could soon place limits on where people can smoke ecigarettes. tomorrow, lawmakers in santa clara county are set to vote on a measure that would ban the use of electronic inhalers in the same places where regular cigarettes are currently not permitted. san francisco passed a similar measure last week. >> meanwhile, a new report is questioning whether those electronic cigarettes really do help peop

the dmv is preparing to make rules and regulations for driverless vehicles. >>> how this historic opera house is about to get a multimillion dollar makeover. >>> you can always get ktvu news on the go download the ktvu app and you can much all our newscast live on your mobile device . >>> a driverless google car was at the state capital as the dmv hosted a workshop to brainstorm the future of the realistic futuristic cars. the dmv is collecting public info as it prepares to create rules and regulations for autonomous vehicles such as the google car. some of the things they're considering our should they issue a new license and insurance needs. these issues still need to be fleshed out. the dmv says it plans to have regulations in place by the end of the year. >>> a groundbreaking ceremony this morning kicked off a renovation project it san francisco's bayview opera house . the city will spend $5.3 million to upgrade the historic building built in 1888. the first phase will focus on landscaping and handicap access. it's a city's oldest theater and the upper house is considered a cultural

. >> it's a little unfortunate, considering i was just at the dmv. >> the dmv is providing few detailsonly this the dmv has been notified by law enforcement authorities of a potential security issue within their services. >> the cyber guys are out there looking for data they cancel and recell. >> this baron said she's not surprised they target government entities like the dmv. >> a break-in at the department of motor vehicle gets you a lot of good data. real home address,, other real information. >> the agency said they are reviewing their systems and they will alert customers immediately if they find an issue but in the meantime customers are told to monitor their information for credit card breaches. >> hopefully, you know, everything gets resolved soon because it's not good having everyone's personal information out there. >> it could involve the information of millions of californians. there are millions of licensed drivers and 32 million registered vehicles. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> this new breach comes just days after a break at ucsf. officials say the personal information of n

law enforcement informed the dmv of the possible breach of security which may involve online payments from last august to january of this year. there is no evidence of any direct breach of security. how many numbers might have been stolen is not known but banks and credit card customers are alerting customers. a spokesperson from the dmv is opening an investigation out of an abundance of caution and working with state and federal law enforcement as well. >>> new satellite images are raising hopes that the search for malaysian flight 370 might soon end. aircraft have been searching the area for four days. today chinese, japanese, and british aircraft and boats joined the search. australias a australians are asking for a refueling aircraft. >> the more aircraft and ships we have the more confident we are of recovering whatever material is down there. >> the search is hampered by wind and poor visibility. the forecast is for rain, wind and showers that could last through the weekend. stay with nbc bay area for the latest on the search. when we are not on the air go to our website, www.nb

. >>> a driver caused a mess at the dmv office in san jose. a woman was waiting to take a test when she hit the wrong pedal. ktvu's robert handa is live and spoke with a motorcyclist who was hit. >> reporter: he was one of many people who were upset and disappointed they couldn't conduct their business here and didn't help when they found out why. >> the dmv office shut down today after a car crashed into the building and caused a gas leak. we saw people redirected to other offices. most said they could still smell the gas. >> have to come back on monday. you drive all the way, you know, and you have to go back. but safer to be away. >> the accident happened as they lined up to take the drivers test. a woman in this car accelerated and knocked down a motorcycle rider. >> line starts moving. i fire up my bike and i am hit from behind. >> the car smashed a gas meter. the fire department evacuated the building and several others nearby. there were no reported injuries injuries and pg&e capped the leak half hour later. the driver told me she was n

california dmv customers may be the victims of a data breach. the important dates to know. then. >> harry potter and batman are on the way. >> a dream became reality for these two crimefighters. the main objective behind the heroics today on the peninsula. >> hi there, i'm leigh glaser. beautiful sunshine, get ready for some warmer temperatures. but looks like the rain will return next week. we'll look at the accuweather >>> los angeles lost the dubious distinction of being the bank robbery capital of the nation. "the los angeles times" reports there were 212 bank robberies in the area last year. the lowe's number since then 1960s. the bay area with less than half the population had more bank robberies, total of 227. there doesn't appear to be a singular explanation for the steady decline in l.a., but it is part of a larger trend of decreasing crime rates across the nation. >>> a warning for people who may have used their master card to pay for dmv services. mastercard says it's investigating reports the california department of motor vehicles may have had a credit card bre

. >>> new at 5:00, reports tonight that the california dmv may have been hacked. it appears to have involved online payments for dmv related services from last august 2nd to january 31st of this year. the stolen data includes the card number, expiration date and three-digit security code printed on the back of cards. the exact number of stolen card numbers is not known, though. banks and credit card companies are alerting customers about the compromised cards. the dmv said there's no direct evidence of a breach, but they've opened an investigation and is working with state and federal law enforcement as a precaution. >>> three teenagers arrested, one remaining in custody for the attempted burglary of a palo alto home. they spotted the teens last sunday night, no one was home at the time. neighbors called police and they found two of the suspects on hamilton avenue. they found the third suspect at his home in sunny vail. lopez is charged with burglary and conspiracy. the two other juvenile suspects were charged and released into their parents' custody. >>> making t

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still ahead on "today in the y bay," the california dmv says it may have been hacked. what you need to know to make sure your information is safe. >>> and it is a $700 million secret. a mystery company building a massive campus in the south bay. the question, who is it? eek yogu with two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim - from the ehrmann family. it's love, your way. newwith two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim - from the ehrmann family. it's love, your way. >>> take a live look outside this morning. we are looking at san francisco, if you can believe it. it's way there in the distance in the fog. in san jose the clouds have lifted and we can see the city. a nice afternoon, similar to what we had yesterday, but rain is on the way. >>> the dmv says it will work with credit card companies and review its systems after reports that it may have been hacked. law enforcement informed the dmv of the possible breach of security which may involve online payments from last august to ja

and law enforcement told the dmv hackers may have tapped into online transactions. security experts say hackers are constantly surfing the web looking for ways to steal valuable information. >> one might hope that dmv being a government agency could have good security but apparently there may have been some kind of a problem with it. >> well, the information includes credit card numbers with expiration dates and the security codes printed on the back of the cards. the breach may cover online transactions with the dmv between august 2nd of last year and january 31st of this year. people who think they are at risk should keep checking their financial statements. >>> a planned housing project in alameda county turns out to also be the home of some fine feathered friends. dublin crossings is where a colony of burrowing owls lives. the city of dublin approved the plan to build 2000 homes there north of the dublin pleasnaton b.a.r.t. station. environmental activists are suing the city to stop the development. they say the owls were there first and they have no place else

especially the dmv. that's the government. you would think there's more safeguards on that. definitely makes me worry. i haven't used my credit card on that site but i do use it online all the time. >> reporter: people seem to understand that this is now a part of modern life. >> i have a bunch of purchases so i had to cancel credit cards. >> there was target stores massive data breaches including target, michael's, and the dmv. >> i think there's a low level of anxiety for americans. >> reporter: kit yaro confirmed that attitudes about data security aren't changing. >> i think we have two groups of people. we have a whole group of people that are just putting their head in the hand. they're saying it's happening, there's nothing i can do about it whatever. and i'll deal with it after it happens and there's another group of people who are saying, i'm going to use cash more often. i'm going to be much more careful. >> reporter: a survey conducted last month showing 22% of consumers say they will be switching from credit cards to cash more often. >> instead of using credit car

the dmv must come up with a new rules by next year. the cars could be commercially available by the end of this decade. >>> rising gas prices. more gas consumption and higher gas prices for many of these drivers. a gallon of unledded costs about 3.87 in oakland. up 25 cents a gallon since last month. san jose, 3.90 a gallon. bay area drivers will pay the most in san francisco, where the average price is about 3.96. aaa says uncertainty over future oil prices could keep these prices up. >>> let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. i want to ask you about the fire in san francisco. we're seeing heavy winds today. which way are those winds working today? >> worst case scenario today, winds coming out of the north at about 20 miles per hour, gusting close to 30, so anyone south of that location will be continuely under heavy smoke here as we head throughout the next 20 and 30 minutes. more on that coming up, but i want to take you to the storm system we're tracking in nevada right now. there's no rainfall associateded with it, but as it con

the dmv has 12 million transactions in 2012.tercard told credit card holders to review accounts. it may not come as a shock but two cities have made it to the top five worst cities for parking. according to a study done by nerd want, oakland in san francisco came in second and third right behind chicago. some of the things they looked at were the price of parking and theft. costs less to park in oakland but the city has more than 124% per capita than the national average. they fair add little better with parking fees but fewer thefts. chicago topped the list with its $35 daily parking fee and controversial parking meters. >> jeff ranieri back with us, gorgeous outside and you're saying it's going to change. >> i can't believe it. half moon bay, pacificia. it was phenomenal. if you did anything like that, you may not want the weather to go away. we're in a drought. we'll talk about the rain returning in a few minutes and how much we'll pick up. >>> i'm geraud moncure. it's all about college hoops. you'll hear from the stanford me

the same thing happened. >> the dmv says the computer problems are not a regular thing and that they are trying to figure out what went wrong and fix it. >>> the ride sharing companies lyft and uber plan to expand insurance coverage. until now, it covered drivers only until they had a customer in the car. it will cover them between passenger pickups. the move is seen as a criticism from cab drivers and regulators. a driver is accused of hitting and killing a girl on newary year eve -- new year's eve. her family is suing. >>> in a month and a half, virgin american will stop service at san jose apartment. janine de la apartment -- airport. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: on may 14th, virgin american will shut down the ticket counter and stop offering daily flights to los angeles. >> it's sad because it takes out one extra airline to pick from. hopefully others make up the routes they were flying. >> reporter: virgin american launched service out of san jose less than a year ago. there was a lot of fanfare and excitement then. british billionaire and founder richard branson was

the latest possible security breach and how it involves the dmv. >> we're live at the fifth annual oakland running festival. we'll tell you about security changes this year and just how many people showed up to run the streets of oakland. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning everyone. you are taking a live look at the streets of downtown oakland. excitement brewing as the oakland running festival about to get underway. ktvu's katie utehs there on the ground. we'll have a live report in just a bit. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday march 23rd. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. >>> a good morning for a run. a live look over the oakland estuary where we're partly sunny skies this morning and the clouds back with us along the coast around the bay into the north bay as well as the south bay. let's take a look. i'll show you where, hugging the coastline you can see along the peninsula as we head into the north bay, santa rosa, napa reporting, low clo

. >> new details on the possible credit card broach involving california's dmv with the credit card company is not commenting whether the card may have been targeted. >> stanford stunner: the cardinals are dancing as they are ready for unexpected trip to the tweet 16! >> what a weekend. >> thanks for joining us at 6:00. >> stanford's football team had bragging rights and now basketball team making noise. >> good job, guys. >> someone to root for. >> we will check with mike nicco who is rooting for the rain. >> it will not be the mayor system man ending we need but we have two system on the way, we are starting with fog. we having for on the coast at half moon bay and around santa rosa and half moon bay on live doppler 7 hd. we will break down the day by region starting with the bay and the dan player: 48 with a now clouds but it is clear and 62 at noon and 70 at 4:00, and total sunshine and 60 at the evening. inland we have the fog to the north and east bay valley is clear and temperatures from the low-to-mid 40's and we are flirting with 70 at noon and above average and low-to-mid 70's in

. >> your credit card information to possibly be endangered at the dmv. that story straight a head. >> a check on the weather with some rain coming >> welcome back. we would not checked with the weather. tomorrow is cords to be at were read. >> tomorrow, we will see the changes. here's a live look from our mount tam cam. we have clear skies and the temperatures are in the 40's and 50's. 45 degrees for san mateo. it is chilly and the north with no surprises. 40 and santa rosa. here's a look at satellite and radar we have sunny skies for today, clouds entering tomorrow and they're holding light rain. here's a look at future cast 4. tomorrow morning i am not expecting much rain but it will start about 6:00 a.m.. most of this land will be light to moderate with no major, major rain fall. by 11:00 a.m. a good portion will see the way. the highest elevations out towards the coastal hills is up to about an inch. not a huge, huge system. a winter storm watch is also associated with this storm and we are expecting gusty winds. the heaviest will be six to 12 in. at

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. >>> also new at 5:00, long lines at the dmv. but nothing like this. firefighters evacuated the dmv in south san jose today after a driver waiting in line to take a driving test crashed into the building. she ruptured a gas line. also hit a motorcyclist in line in front of her. he took it all in stride, though. >> well, i stood in line for a driving test, and a person behind me was a little too eager and ran me over. next thing you know, i was up in the air. >> he seems to be taking it in stride. he said he's fine. as for the woman, she was taken to a nearby hospital. firefighters cleared the scene about 30 minutes later. >>> we have new details regarding one of the biggest homeless camps in the country. it's right in our own backyard. the dumpsters have arrived. almost 200 homeless people in san jose are getting ready to clean up the jungle. that's what they call it. they're expected to be helped by many volunteers. but today, the city is telling those volunteers to simply stay away. nbc bay area's david at the camp with the latest. damien? >> reporte

today the dmv is considering ideas on how to integrate the cars on public roads. concerns include data privacy and security and whether a human will have to be in the driver's seat when a computer is doing all the driving. >>> some frightening moments during an nhl game in dallas as the star's hosted the columbus bluejackets. stars forward rich peverly collapsed on the bench in the first period. more now from cbs news correspondent marlie hall. >> reporter: moments on the ice after hockey player rich peverly suddenly collapsed on the bench during the first period bringing the game between the stars and the bluejackets to an immediate stop. >> it is pandemonium and panic. >> reporter: the 31-year-old forward suffered a cardiac event last night. >> we provided oxygen for him. we started an iv. we did chest compressions on him and defibrillated him. >> reporter: rich peverly regained consciousness and emergency crews transported him to a nearby hospital. >> if it wasn't for our doctors reacting so quickly and so efficiently, i could be standing here with a different

. >>> dmv is responding after we reported that the agencies system may have been hacked and credit card information may have been stolen. credit card numbers, expiration dates and security codes could all have been stolen. the dmv says it is investigating the outside vendor that processes quite a card transactions as a precaution. but that there's been no sign of a direct breeze. the dmv says it has heightened its security. >>> developing news now, six more bodies have been discovered after a devastating landslide in washington. that brings the death toll now to 16. even so the search continues for any sign of life. the governor's office released these aerial pictures today. you can see that giant crescent of dirt where trees and homes used to be. the landslide covered an entire square mile and was 15 feet deep in some places. it's estimated that the death toll could go even higher because doesens -- dozens of people are unaccounted for. >> reporter: two days after a mud slide hit several neighborhoods in washington state, authorities say they are still looking for survivors but there's

. >>> new report tonight that the california dmv may have been hacked. it involved online payments from last august 2nd to january 31st of this year. the stolen data includes the card number, expiration date and that three-digit security code on the back of your card. the exact number of stolen card numbers is not known. banks and credit card companies are alerting customers about the compromised cards. the spokesman for the dmv said there's no evidence of a direct breach, but they've opened an investigation and is working with state and federal law enforcement as a precaution. >>> making the grade. candidates running for mayor in san jose made their case for supporting education and helping students succeed. ten people will be on the ballot for the mayor's race. five candidates showed up at the forum at santana row. the first question, what role could the next mayor play in schools and education in san jose. >> anything that the mayor can do to support safety in our schools, safety in our neighborhoods, the idea that all of our students need to succeed

criminal background check, which as i mentioned covers your entire adult life and as well as a ten year, dmv history and the tnc, driver will be screened for 7 years, based on social security number and background check and whereas your ting engineer print and i believe that it is a three year, dnb history and there is a training requirement, but, the tncs are only required to report what training that they are given. or giving. and there is not any specific requirements, we have designed very specific requirements for our taxi schools and what vehicle code sections they need to cover and how much time they need to spend on traffic safety and how many time they need to spend on geography and those do not apply to the tncs. >> the taxis have a camera in them and that is designed to protect the driver against crime. and so that i think is an important difference in safety and it protects the passenger as well. and so, if, it helps to document things so that we can know what happened and take appropriate disciplinary action, for example. >> and we also have a disciplinary structure and the taxi

. >>> up next, what happened at the san jose dmv office that made the wait even longer than usual. >>> and then finding an additional source for school funding in an old place. parents fighting to get money for schools running into opposition. >>> it's time to pay up, that's the message from minority groups that said the governor redirected $370 million that was supposed to help california homeowners facing foreclosures. california was one of the states that won a settlement with banks two years ago. they were supposed to go to home loan counseling. state officials say they are spending decisions are legal. >> publ you hear it all the tim, parents talking about public funding for school and the actual dollar amount is lower than you might think. a small army of colorful parents are standing up to bay area schools this spring and trying to write wrong in funding. opponents say the parents' proposed fix comes at a high praise. >> awesome, thank you. >>> this is an orange crush. >> thank you so much. i'm excited. >> reporter: orange cat in the hats are out in front of the elementary scho

the california dmv launched an investigation after a possible computer breach, the dmv says it's looking at the possible breach its on line credit card processing system. the agency has opened an investigation working with state and federal authorities, any affected customers will be notified. >> 6:36. the united states joins the search for african war lord. >> high pitched screams in the night that oscar pistorius shot and killed his girlfriend but whose voice did neighbors hear? what a witness just said in court. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> after several days off the oscar pistorius murder trial resumed this morning. a neighbor took the stand in the trial saying she heard gun shots and screams of a man and woman the night that pistorius's girlfriend was killed. the testimony is similar to that of ot

dmv spokesman says that the agency was alerted by law-enforcement weapons to its security breach.reveal their system and seeking information from their outside vendor processes their credit-card transactions. as of right now they're stayed in that they're aware of any bridge at the moment. >> san leandro police arrested a teenage driver and a daily el crashed over the weekend. 19 year-old jesus antonio godinez speedy on east 14th when he crossed onto oncoming traffic near davis struck on saturday night. that is when he hit another car had of killing one man to lead one injured. police said that he may have been under the influence. >> hundreds of people are expected to attend a memorial service this week for a slain sheriff's deputy. deputy ricky del fiorentino was killed in a shootout near fort bragg. he was a 26 year a law enforcement veteran who also had ties to the bay area. he graduated from napa high in 1983. >> we have new information on the suspect that killed the deputy. investigators said that 32 year-old ricardo antonio chaney was recently released or not, for lack of e

she crashed into a dmv office in south san jose and hit a gas line and that led to the evacuation for the entire day. the woman also hit a motorcyclist. he said he had been waiting for 5 minutes and the line started to move >> i am up my bike and before i can get in gear i was hit from behind and the car lurched into the building. the woman told ktvu's robert honda that she was nervous and instead of hitting the accelerator instead of the brakes. no one was hurt. >>> rally today on the steps of city hall. they were demanded of the removal of the state's trustee. several city supervisors took part and they announced raises. they called an investigation of a pepper spray student yesterday. >>> officers say they opened fire on 50-year-old jeffrey when he tried to backed on them last saturday. one of the officers are wounded but it is not clear who shot him or his partner. >> and mr. juan is being blamed for this. i think the evidence will show that he did not assault anyone or shoot anyone. >> today's arraignment was delayed. police have not given him all the evidence. he's due back in c

she crashed into a dmv office in south san jose and hit a gas line and that led to the evacuation for the entire day. the woman also hit a motorcyclist. he said he had been waiting for 5 minutes and the line started to move >> i am up my bike and before i can get in gear i was hit from behind and the car lurched into the building. the woman told ktvu's robert honda that she was nervous and instead of hitting the accelerator instead of the brakes. no one was hurt. >>> rally today on the steps of city hall. they were demanded of the removal of the state's trustee. several city supervisors took part and they announced raises. they called an investigation of a pepper spray student yesterday. >>> officers say they opened fire on 50-year-old jeffrey when he tried to backed on them last saturday. one of the officers are wounded but it is not clear who shot him or his partner. >> and mr. juan is being blamed for this. i think the evidence will show that he did not assault anyone or shoot anyone. >> today's arraignment was delayed. police have not given him all the evidence. he's due back in c