reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we found the county flu clinic busy today. the demand for flu shots picked up in the last couple of weeks. some people were there to get their children vaccinated. doctors say people need to realize how serious the h1n1 virus can be. they also stress you can't get the flu from a vaccination as some people think. at www.ktvu.com you will find a list of resources to help you fight the flu, including a map to get flu shots. look for hot topics. >>> neiman marcus says its customer information has been hacked. neiman marcus officials say hackers may have stolen credit cards and debt cards information, but they don't know how widespread the informationing is. the breach -- information is. the breach happened in mid- december. >>> tonight target's data breach, the scope of it -- scope of it grew today. they are offering a free service to americans. >>> foster farms got the go ahead to resume operations in the central valley that was shut down because of cockroaches. the plant is in livingten. they -- livingston. they shut it down thu

reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we found the county flu clinic busy today. the demand for flu shots picked up in the last couple of weeks. some people were there to get their children vaccinated. doctors say people need to realize how serious the h1n1 virus can be. they also stress you can't get the flu from a vaccination as some people think. at www.ktvu.com you will find a list of resources to help you fight the flu, including a map to get flu shots. look for hot topics. >>> neiman marcus says its customer information has been hacked. neiman marcus officials say hackers may have stolen credit cards and debt cards information, but they don't know how widespread the informationing is. the breach -- information is. the breach happened in mid- december. >>> tonight target's data breach, the scope of it -- scope of it grew today. they are offering a free service to americans. >>> foster farms got the go ahead to resume operations in the central valley that was shut down because of cockroaches. the plant is in livingten. they -- livingston. they shut it down thu

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in oakland with the family's plea for help. ana. >> reporter: danielle nu was just here to have a funeral for her son last thursday. and now she has to plan one for her older son who was shot and killed last thursday for her son and friend. two friends were gunned down friday, breaking the hearts of two mothers now grieving for their sons. >> both my kids is gone. it's almost -- i don't want street justice. i want justice through the court. i want to see them get sentenced. >> reporter: danielle new's son was shot and killed. now her other son leonard brussard has also been shot. a young man who wanted to become a musician and start his own business. >> thursday, he was crying and he was hurt. and now this. i have no more kids. like wow. no more kids. >> reporter: oakland police say it appears the shooters targeted brussard and his friend. the two were in a car when the drivers stopped and opened fire killing the two young men instantly. >> it's not everyone in that, he didn't deserve that. >> reporter: her son loved cars and ch

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in oakland with the family's plea for help. ana. >> reporter: danielle nu was just here to have a funeral for her son last thursday. and now she has to plan one for her older son who was shot and killed last thursday for her son and friend. two friends were gunned down friday, breaking the hearts of two mothers now grieving for their sons. >> both my kids is gone. it's almost -- i don't want street justice. i want justice through the court. i want to see them get sentenced. >> reporter: danielle new's son was shot and killed. now her other son leonard brussard has also been shot. a young man who wanted to become a musician and start his own business. >> thursday, he was crying and he was hurt. and now this. i have no more kids. like wow. no more kids. >> reporter: oakland police say it appears the shooters targeted brussard and his friend. the two were in a car when the drivers stopped and opened fire killing the two young men instantly. >> it's not everyone in that, he didn't deserve that. >> reporter: her son loved cars and ch

tonight, she talked with jana katsuyama about what witnesses said happened just before he was shot. >> reporter: friends and neighbors gathered with the candles glowing in the evening light. >> i could only ask god, why did this happen, would did he do to deserve this? nothing at all. >> reporter: lee's mother says her youngest son was about 5'9", big for his age, and loved basketball and video games. >> the last phone call i got from him at 5:47. he said mom, i'm on my way home. i'm going to stop at the taco truck and get a burrito. >> reporter: the family said witnesses told them lee was with two other boys when a dark four door car pulled up be and two young men jumped out and fired shots. lee's two friends ran away, and he died at the scene. >> it's just a senseless death. like i said, he was a good kid. everybody knows he was a good kid. >> reporter: at the family's house, relatives, friends, and school teachers came to offer their support. >> he became just a model student, he found a way to engage academically. >> reporter: so far police have no motive, and have made no arrests

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more now about our weather.did get rain here but emphasis here on little bit. >> a little bit of showers. live storm tracking two. scattered showers in the area. not much in terms of partnership. stuff hitting the ground. i had trace amounts. wet on the roadway. imates -- mountains, no flurries. 5, 6 inches of snow around lake tahoe. it has been raining yesterday and then turned to snow. most of the snow ended up on the south lake. that is good. not bad. we go to sugar bowl. this picture was taken today. the winter weather advisory stays in effect through friday morning at 10:00 a.m. they could see 6 inches of snow due to the next system. it may drop rain here as well. clouds and breezy tomorrow. the weekend, not bad. but sunday maybe more showers. east, big football game going on. super bowl sunday, forecast changing left and right. temperatures in the 40s. for the game. low 40s, upper 30s. partly cloudy skies. maybe a rain showers. not a big deal. good weather for super bowl. concerning an outdoor super bowl.

and jana katsuyama join us now where that new ballpark could be built. >> reporter: we're right near jack london square. we obtained this letter from a source. if the port agrees to all of the terms it could put the city one step closer to putting a ball field right where you see those shipping containers now. at a rally last october, oakland a fans made it clear they want to make sure to keep the raiders in oak land. we unveiled a -- the letter dated january 15th is signed by five prominent local leaders including ceo of clorox and son of barbara boxer. these artists renditions give a glimpse of how the area could look. >> kind of across from where the giants play and we have a great waterfront here. >> reporter: lou wolf has said that he isn't a fan of the sight which has no b.a.r.t. connection. but mayor gene quan says that this area could be changed. >> the zoning is pretty far alone. >> reporter: the mayor says are maritime use that is do not include a ballpark. one led by a capital investment group. another from snitzer steel. mayor quan says a ballpark would be a good fit for

reporting live in fremont, jana katsuyama. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now, final details were released today, outlining california's strategy for increasing water supplies over the next five years. the action plan includes educating people to make conservation essentially a way of life in california. it also recommends increasing regional self-reliance, expanding water storage capacity, and improving ground water, monitoring and management. >>> a dilemma for bay area cattle ranchers. one rancher broke down talking to us because of what he may have to do. the drastic measures this drought is forcing some to take. >>> the royal caribbean ship is now due back in new jersey on wednesday instead of friday. more than 600 passengers and crew reported gastrointestinal illness and the systems are consistent with norovirus. >>> new information about a pennsylvania college student from san carlos charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction. the young man admitted he experienced with explosives in the bay area. john fo

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the mayor said the housing crunch is a genuine crisis and he proposed 20,000 new or rehabilitated homes within six years. >> additionally, my challenge is to ensure that at least 1/3 of those will be permanently affordable to low and moderate income families. >> reporter: lee said one reason for the housing problem is the additional of 42,000 jobs. he said this may be the first time in history that job creation has actually been criticized. and he made note of the red tape and regulations imposed on developers who want to build new housing. the mayor also proposed raising the city's minimum wage. also increasing funding to a level that the mayor says has never been seen before. and he wants to improve services for the mentally ill and homeless people. mayor lee also wants to add more police officers. >>> president obama addressed a national security agency data collection controversy with a policy speech today. he called on meta data. he suggested a third party could hold the data base while still allowing the government access. he also said he has to c

tonight, she talked with jana katsuyama about what witnesses said happened just before he was shot. >> reporter: friends and neighbors gathered with the candles glowing in the evening light. >> i could only ask god, why did this happen, would did he do to deserve this? nothing at all. >> reporter: lee's mother says her youngest son was about 5'9", big for his age, and loved basketball and video games. >> the last phone call i got from him at 5:47. he said mom, i'm on my way home. i'm going to stop at the taco truck and get a burrito. >> reporter: the family said witnesses told them lee was with two other boys when a dark four door car pulled up be and two young men jumped out and fired shots. lee's two friends ran away, and he died at the scene. >> it's just a senseless death. like i said, he was a good kid. everybody knows he was a good kid. >> reporter: at the family's house, relatives, friends, and school teachers came to offer their support. >> he became just a model student, he found a way to engage academically. >> reporter: so far police have no motive, and have made no arrests

jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two men are recovering after being attacked by dogs in sanrancisco's golden gate park overnight. this video of cleo. one of two pit bulls, they say bit the man. the other dog, frisco was shot and killed by a police officer. animal control say the dog's owner, a homeless man had left the pets with a friend to go buy food. his friend was then attacked. >> we understand he suffered bite wounds to his legs and an arm. there was a bistander that overheard what was going on and attempted to intervene. we understand he received bites that were more minor. >> that second dog, cleo, will have a vicious dog hearing to determine whether she will be returned to her owner. >>> heartbreaking information about a motorcycle rider who was killed in a crash in san rafael. ted fuller had just proposed to his girlfriend and was riding his harley davidson home. his fiance had driven her own car back, and was waiting for fuller at home. >>> totally unacceptable. that is the reaction from one state senator after learning that demolition from the old eastern span of

jana katsuyama is in oakland with the surprising conditions she found tonight. jana? >> reporter: frank, there are bus stops like this around the bay area. not all of them are as clean as this one. we found one in east oakland that has become a magnet for crime and where children pass everyday. it is a bus stop at international boulevard and 85th avenue being used by more than passengers. the broken needled and the trash tell a larger story about what children in the neighborhood have to see everyday. >> i see people snorting stuff and shooting up. >> reporter: the shell services right in front of a boys and girls club. and a church. >> little kids have to walk past here. there are bums and crack heads and that is not good for their environment. >> reporter: this father says he won't let his son walk alone to the club. there is everything from drug use, drug dealing, sex, people using the shelter as a toilet. many people want the bus shelter removed completely. >> i don't want to see what they do. >> what do they do? >> something they have no business doing. >> we ser

. >>> our coverage continuing with jana katsuyama. she watched the speech with republicans in contra costa county and is here now with their perspective on the state of the union, jana. >> reporter: this group meets every month here at mosimos at walnut creek. today it included a veteran, democrat turned republican and some who said they were surprised by the president's speech. a few dozen republicans settled in for the state of the union speech. >> steps made in the u.s. >> reporter: with some drinks, food and a bit of political catch phrase bingo. republicans represent nearly 25% of registered voters and we asked this diverse gop group how the president's speech played to them. >> i thought the speech was, good in principle but a little superficial. >> reporter: young is a young republican and he says the president didn't do enough to address the issue closest to his heart. >> for me what matters most right now is personal privacy. and how the nsa seems to be utterly out of control. >> reporter: others say the president seems to be

. >>> our coverage continuing with jana katsuyama. she watched the speech with republicans in contra costa county and is here now with their perspective on the state of the union, jana. >> reporter: this group meets every month here at mosimos at walnut creek. today it included a veteran, democrat turned republican and some who said they were surprised by the president's speech. a few dozen republicans settled in for the state of the union speech. >> steps made in the u.s. >> reporter: with some drinks, food and a bit of political catch phrase bingo. republicans represent nearly 25% of registered voters and we asked this diverse gop group how the president's speech played to them. >> i thought the speech was, good in principle but a little superficial. >> reporter: young is a young republican and he says the president didn't do enough to address the issue closest to his heart. >> for me what matters most right now is personal privacy. and how the nsa seems to be utterly out of control. >> reporter: others say the president seems to be

we begin with jana katsuyama where she spoke to two people who said they had to evacuate tonight from sherman island. >> reporter: that's right, frank. a pretty tough day. we're at the landing where people have been coming and going. off in the distance you can be able so see where the fire is still smoldering. there are others who are still over there watching this fire and lucky so far that no one has been hurt. >> reporter: when flames and smoke rose from the island around 3:30 this afternoon. tim art and son joe jumped into their boat and went across the river to try to save their cabin. >> my hairs actually singed. >> reporter: they managed to put the fire controlled until they had to leave suddenly. >> the fire got to it and the coastties made it leave because of the danger. >> reporter: fire crews from rio vista, montesuma came in to fight the fire. calfire brought in a helicopter to help fight it by air. the island had very heavy dry brush. >> once crews got over there. we found that there was about 20 structures on the island. three have confirmed to be live. >> the flames we

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> the mayor said the housing crunch is a genuine crisis and he proposed 20,000 new or rehabilitated homes within six years. >> additionally, my challenge is to ensure that at least 1/3 of those will be permanently affordable to low and moderate income families. >> reporter: lee said one reason for the housing problem is the additional of 42,000 jobs. he said this may be the first time in history that job creation has actually been criticized. and he made note of the red tape and regulations imposed on developers who want to build new housing. the mayor also proposed raising the city's minimum wage. also increasing funding to a level that the mayor says has never been seen before. and he wants to improve services for the mentally ill and homeless people. mayor lee also wants to add more police officers. >>> president obama addressed a national security agency data collection controversy with a policy speech today. he called on meta data. he suggested a third party could hold the data base while still allowing the government access. he also said he has to c

and jana katsuyama join us now where that new ballpark could be built. >> reporter: we're right nearack london square. we obtained this letter from a source. if the port agrees to all of the terms it could put the city one step closer to putting a ball field right where you see those shipping containers now. at a rally last october, oakland a fans made it clear they want to make sure to keep the raiders in oak land. we unveiled a -- the letter dated january 15th is signed by five prominent local leaders including ceo of clorox and son of barbara boxer. these artists renditions give a glimpse of how the area could look. >> kind of across from where the giants play and we have a great waterfront here. >> reporter: lou wolf has said that he isn't a fan of the sight which has no b.a.r.t. connection. but mayor gene quan says that this area could be changed. >> the zoning is pretty far alone. >> reporter: the mayor says are maritime use that is do not include a ballpark. one led by a capital investment group. another from snitzer steel. mayor quan says a ballpark would be a good fit for th

reporting live in fremont, jana katsuyama. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now, final details were released today,  outlining california's strategy for increasing water supplies over the next five years. the action plan includes educating people to make conservation essentially a way of life in california. it also recommends increasing regional self-reliance, expanding water storage capacity, and improving ground water, monitoring and management. >>> a dilemma for bay area cattle ranchers. one rancher broke down talking to us because of what he may have to do. the drastic measures this drought is forcing some to take. >>> the royal caribbean ship is now due back in new jersey on wednesday instead of friday. more than 600 passengers and crew reported gastrointestinal illness and the systems are consistent with norovirus. >>> new information about a pennsylvania college student from san carlos charged with possessing a weapon of mass destruction. the young man admitted he experienced with explosives in the bay area. john

jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> two men are recovering after being attacked by dogs in sanrancisco's golden gate park overnight. this video of cleo. one of two pit bulls, they say bit the man. the other dog, frisco was shot and killed by a police officer. animal control say the dog's owner, a homeless man had left the pets with a friend to go buy food. his friend was then attacked. >> we understand he suffered bite wounds to his legs and an arm. there was a bistander that overheard what was going on and attempted to intervene. we understand he received bites that were more minor. >> that second dog, cleo, will have a vicious dog hearing to determine whether she will be returned to her owner. >>> heartbreaking information about a motorcycle rider who was killed in a crash in san rafael. ted fuller had just proposed to his girlfriend and was riding his harley davidson home. his fiance had driven her own car back, and was waiting for fuller at home. >>> totally unacceptable. that is the reaction from one state senator after learning that demolition from the old eastern span of

we begin with jana katsuyama where she spoke to two people who said they had to evacuate tonight from sherman island. >> reporter: that's right, frank. a pretty tough day. we're at the landing where people have been coming and going. off in the distance you can be able so see where the fire is still smoldering. there are others who are still over there watching this fire and lucky so far that no one has been hurt. >> reporter: when flames and smoke rose from the island around 3:30 this afternoon. tim art and son joe jumped into their boat and went across the river to try to save their cabin. >> my hairs actually singed. >> reporter: they managed to put the fire controlled until they had to leave suddenly. >> the fire got to it and the coastties made it leave because of the danger. >> reporter: fire crews from rio vista, montesuma came in to fight the fire. calfire brought in a helicopter to help fight it by air. the island had very heavy dry brush. >> once crews got over there. we found that there was about 20 structures on the island. three have confirmed to be live. >> the flames we

jana katsuyama is in oakland with the surprising conditions she found tonight. jana?frank, there are bus stops like this around the bay area. not all of them are as clean as this one. we found one in east oakland that has become a magnet for crime and where children pass everyday. it is a bus stop at international boulevard and 85th avenue being used by more than passengers. the broken needled and the trash tell a larger story about what children in the neighborhood have to see everyday. >> i see people snorting stuff and shooting up. >> reporter: the shell services right in front of a boys and girls club. and a church. >> little kids have to walk past here. there are bums and crack heads and that is not good for their environment. >> reporter: this father says he won't let his son walk alone to the club. there is everything from drug use, drug dealing, sex, people using the shelter as a toilet. many people want the bus shelter removed completely. >> i don't want to see what they do. >> what do they do? >> something they have no business doing. >> we serve kid ages ei

. >> we brought you this story of jasmine smith, and tonight jana katsuyama looks at the medical recordsa case and how the hospitals are responding. >> go jasmine. go jasmine. >> reporter: jasmine smith was in many cases like any other teenager. >> this was her room. >> reporter: her grandmother says the 17-year-old worked hard. trying to overcome brain trauma that she suffered as a baby. >> i was always there trying to pull her out of difficult situations, but this time i couldn't do. >> reporter: that situation happened here. jasmine was flown to lucielle packered hospital. the hospital's letter described jasmine as currently too well and having ongoing psycho social consideration. those psycho social consideration were not explained in the letter. the family says doctors told them that jasmine could be treated with medication at oakland's children hospital. but when she continued getting worse, cardiologists in oakland once again said she needed a transplant. >> stanford said no. ucla said yes. >> reporter: ucla flew jasmine to its center but after six weeks in that hospital, hope fad

. >> we brought you this story of jasmine smith, and tonight jana katsuyama looks at the medical recordsn a case and how the hospitals are responding. >> go jasmine. go jasmine. >> reporter: jasmine smith was in many cases like any other teenager. >> this was her room. >> reporter: her grandmother says the 17-year-old worked hard. trying to overcome brain trauma that she suffered as a baby. >> i was always there trying to pull her out of difficult situations, but this time i couldn't do. >> reporter: that situation happened here. jasmine was flown to lucielle packered hospital. the hospital's letter described jasmine as currently too well and having ongoing psycho social consideration. those psycho social consideration were not explained in the letter. the family says doctors told them that jasmine could be treated with medication at oakland's children hospital. but when she continued getting worse, cardiologists in oakland once again said she needed a transplant. >> stanford said no. ucla said yes. >> reporter: ucla flew jasmine to its center but after six weeks in that hospital, hope f

jana katsuyama spoke with that cheerleader today and is live with the woman's accusations. >> reporter: in public, the cheerleaders are only known by their public names. i did reach out to the raiders today, but they had no comment. on every game, they're on the field, cheering on the team. she was living her dream. >> raider nation, i'm raiderette lacey, and i look forward to seeing you in the stands. >> reporter: she felt becoming because one of the football fabulous females wasn't so fabulous when it came to the pay. >> i really wanted to see how the season played out. >> reporter: today, lacey filed a lawsuit against the team on behalf of herself and fellow raiderettes. it speaks that the contract promises $125 for each of the home games, but violates laws by requiring them to attend additional charity events, and other events with no compensation, and no meal breaks. they get no payment until the end of the season. lacey's attorney says the cheerleader's pay can be docked for minor rule violations. such as wearing the wrong clothing, or bringing the wrong pompoms to practice. >> i

jana katsuyama spoke with that cheerleader today and is live with the woman's accusations. >> reporter: in public, the cheerleaders are only known by their public names. i did reach out to the raiders today, but they had no comment. on every game, they're on the field, cheering on the team. she was living her dream. >> raider nation, i'm raiderette lacey, and i look forward to seeing you in the stands. >> reporter: she felt becoming because one of the football fabulous females wasn't so fabulous when it came to the pay. >> i really wanted to see how the season played out. >> reporter: today, lacey filed a lawsuit against the team on behalf of herself and fellow raiderettes. it speaks that the contract promises $125 for each of the home games, but violates laws by requiring them to attend additional charity events, and other events with no compensation, and no meal breaks. they get no payment until the end of the season. lacey's attorney says the cheerleader's pay can be docked for minor rule violations. such as wearing the wrong clothing, or bringing the wrong pompoms to practice. >> i

reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in southern california, a jury inrange county, found two former police officers not guilty of all criminal charges in connection with the beating death of a homeless schizophrenic man three years ago. the defendants were clearly relieved when the verdicts were read. the officers encountered 37- year-old kelly thomas as they were investigating a complaint of vandalism. the july 2011 beating was caught on videotape. it shows officers repeatedly striking thomas, and using tasers on him. his parents say they're stunned by the verdict. >> it just isn't fair at all. they murdered my son, and they get away with it. >> a coroner's report found thomas died because he couldn't breathe due to a chest compression, as well as injuries to his chest. >>> a judge today ordered an oakland man to stand trial for the murder of 8-year-old alaysha carradine. the little girl was shot and killed during a sleep overat her friend's house last july. darnell williams knocked on the door. as soon as it was opened, he fired more than 10 shots. al

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in the city with why critics say the plan still doesn't address theroblem. jana. >> reporter: this proposal would require the private commuter shuttle to pay one dollars any time they use any of these public nummi bus stops but some say it doesn't go far enough. every day shuttle buses take commuters to work. the shuttles are a perk that commuters say benefit everyone in the city. >> i mean it keeps me from having to drive. it allows me to work where i work and it keeps san francisco from being overrun by an enormous volume of cars. >> reporter: but last month protesters blocked a google shuttle bus. critics say highly paid tech workers are getting a free ride by free loading off public transit causing delays for muni drivers. and in cases, those same type workers are displacing working families by driving up rent. >> what we're going to see is displacement. what we're going to see is people that have lived in their homes for 30 some odd years have to leave. >> reporter: today sfm ta is proposing a pilot program. partnered with google and genentech ru

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in the city with why critics say the plan still doesn't address the problem. jana. >> reporter: this proposal would require the private commuter shuttle to pay one dollars any time they use any of these public nummi bus stops but some say it doesn't go far enough. every day shuttle buses take commuters to work. the shuttles are a perk that commuters say benefit everyone in the city. >> i mean it keeps me from having to drive. it allows me to work where i work and it keeps san francisco from being overrun by an enormous volume of cars. >> reporter: but last month protesters blocked a google shuttle bus. critics say highly paid tech workers are getting a free ride by free loading off public transit causing delays for muni drivers. and in cases, those same type workers are displacing working families by driving up rent. >> what we're going to see is displacement. what we're going to see is people that have lived in their homes for 30 some odd years have to leave. >> reporter: today sfm ta is proposing a pilot program. partnered with google and genentech

reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama. news. >> hard to believe it's only been seven years. >>> snap chat apologized today for a security breach last week. the company said it released a more secure app. snap chat ignored tips about the security problem. they have now secured a section of app, the find friends users. >>> the new sets will come equipped with net flex, apps and chips so they'll be able to stream the format right away. ultra high definition will have four times as many pixels as standard high definition. the new sets are expected to go on sale in the coming months from several manufacturers including sony, lg and sam sung. >>> the department of homeland security says investigators stopped a significant agriculture threat at the san francisco international airport. five adult stink bugs were discovered at sfo in a shipment of fresh basil from mexico. the port of san francisco says this is only the second time this particular bug has been spotted in the u.s. it's a rare and destructive insect that would pose a

reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in southern california, a jury inrange county, found two former police officers not guilty of all criminal charges in connection with the beating death of a homeless schizophrenic man three years ago. the defendants were clearly relieved when the verdicts were read. the officers encountered 37- year-old kelly thomas as they were investigating a complaint of vandalism. the july 2011 beating was caught on videotape. it shows officers repeatedly striking thomas, and using tasers on him. his parents say they're stunned by the verdict. >> it just isn't fair at all. they murdered my son, and they get away with it. >> a coroner's report found thomas died because he couldn't breathe due to a chest compression, as well as injuries to his chest. >>> a judge today ordered an oakland man to stand trial for the murder of 8-year-old alaysha carradine. the little girl was shot and killed during a sleep overat her friend's house last july. darnell williams knocked on the door. as soon as it was opened, he fired more than 10 shots. al

reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama.e it's only been seven years. >>> snap chat apologized today for a security breach last week. the company said it released a more secure app. snap chat ignored tips about the security problem. they have now secured a section of app, the find friends users. >>> the new sets will come equipped with net flex, apps and chips so they'll be able to stream the format right away. ultra high definition will have four times as many pixels as standard high definition. the new sets are expected to go on sale in the coming months from several manufacturers including sony, lg and sam sung. >>> the department of homeland security says investigators stopped a significant agriculture threat at the san francisco international airport. five adult stink bugs were discovered at sfo in a shipment of fresh basil from mexico. the port of san francisco says this is only the second time this particular bug has been spotted in the u.s. it's a rare and destructive insect that would pose a significant threat. the

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in san jose and tells us this particular strain of flu is cause for concern. >> reporter: flu season has rolled in with the new year. and brought new concerns about the spread of h1n1. >> it died down for a while and now you're hearing about it again. >> i received an e-mail from my manager. he said my whole family is kind of sick. >> reporter: today the santa clara county health department announced that a 49-year-old woman died on december 23rd. the county's first flu death confirmed to be from the h1n1 virus that was responsible for the 2009 pandemic that swept throughout the u.s. >> it's been circulating since. this year it's the predominant strain. >> reporter: this year two deaths including a 69-year-old woman in sacramento county and a woman from orange county. a the deaths jumped from eight to 59 from last week. every year influenza does cause deaths. >> 36,000 deaths every year across the country from flu is the estimate. many of those deaths are people over 65. >> reporter: but the h1n1 strain is particularly dangerous. >> young healthy adul

ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in san jose and tells us this particular strain of flu is cause forconcern. >> reporter: flu season has rolled in with the new year. and brought new concerns about the spread of h1n1. >> it died down for a while and now you're hearing about it again. >> i received an e-mail from my manager. he said my whole family is kind of sick. >> reporter: today the santa clara county health department announced that a 49-year-old woman died on december 23rd. the county's first flu death confirmed to be from the h1n1 virus that was responsible for the 2009 pandemic that swept throughout the u.s. >> it's been circulating since. this year it's the predominant strain. >> reporter: this year two deaths including a 69-year-old woman in sacramento county and a woman from orange county. a the deaths jumped from eight to 59 from last week. every year influenza does cause deaths. >> 36,000 deaths every year across the country from flu is the estimate. many of those deaths are people over 65. >> reporter: but the h1n1 strain is particularly dangerous. >> young healthy adult