kaiser permanente has been how to sponsor for the last three years. we have 50 physicians and staff here, and this is just an amazing activity. if you look around you, you will see all walks of life in this room. you will probably see some people who are older than you and who are younger than you. you will see different cultures, different sexual orientations, people of all walks of life who are all here today working together. it is just an amazing reminder of what we can do when we fall together as a community to address the need to make a difference, to solve a problem. it does not matter who we are because the one thing we all share in common today, whatever our belief system is, the believe that we together can make a difference and that we can change the world by working together and -- in really big ways, and that is what we are here to do today. i think this is a great example of san francisco, the city that knows how to take care of the underserved and the city that knows how to win a world series -- [applause] so on behalf of kaiser permane

kaiser permanente and blue shield all say they are prepared. >> now it's going to be better than it used to be, that's good. >> reporter: hmos have a year before any fines begin. john fowler, ktvu. >>> democrats here in california are working to promote the health care law. they are staffing phone banks for people to call their lawmakers urging them to support the law. in a news conference in oakland, a woman who suffers from asthma and depression say she is reduced to tears when her premiums go up. >> what have i done to be denied health care because of preexisting conditions that i can't control. >> reporter: some republicans say the reforms are too costly and could harm the doctor- patient relationship. a repeal vote is scheduled for tomorrow in the house. >>> state water officials say they expect to boost water supplies for california farms and cities next month. the bureau of re reclamation says that farmers will get 75% of what they request. those figures will spike next month when the bureau announces their official water plans. >>> homeowners are worried their houses are on the v

largest health care group kaiser permanente has not filed for rate i hope crease at this time. >> thanksery much. amy reporting tonight. >> alameda county sheriff's deputy try searching for armed suspect this evening who gunned down a man on the street. >> person or persons that did this is not in custody so there is somebody out there that has a firearm that apparently is not afraid to use it. >>reporter: people reported hearing shots at about 5:45 tonight on garden avenue and 'a' street near hayward. when deputy arrived they found a 24-year-old man lying dead on the shoulder of the road shot several times. detective are interviewing people to find out what happened and why. >> hayward family is grieve strike ep tonight after someone shot and killed their pet dog for no apparent reason. police are questioning 2 men about the shooting. police found max dead near the south bart hayward bart station. they also found a gun under a car. they took one man into custody in the parking lot and held bart service for nearly half hour when they took another man into custody on a train. family said

moments later police responded to a group fighting at kaiser permanente. once the crowd was controlled officers discovered that stewart had -- stewart had been shot and killed. no arrests have been made. >> dive teams have ended their search for the body of juliani this afternoon. the car used in his abduction was pulled from the canal last night. ktvu's ken prithet. it has the family's reaction since that car was found. >> reporter: the 4-year-old was abducted january 18th. his father jose snatched the boy from his grandmother's arms. despite a witness who says a man and child were in the car when it sank, the family still has a message for his abducttore. >> he had better bring him soon. i mean, have a heart. >> reporter: his grandmother says the family believes the car was empty all along and that's why no bodies why found. >> and they were looking for the car in the canal. but he had plans already believe me. >> reporter: but the sheriff's department says two windows on the car were down and that it believes the bodies of the boy and the suspect are in

kaiser permanente has not filed for an increase at this time. >> and just days in office and the state superintendent says californians will have to pay to rescue schools and says $18 billion in cuts over three years left deep scars on the state's classrooms and 174 districts are on the brink of ruin. and mount diablo unified is one of them. >> they see doors open saying well, everybody is okay. it's not okay. there is class sizes have gone up. we've lost our sports program. >> next week they'll begin closinging as many as seven schools, trying to head off a deficit. >> a south bay nightclub with a history of trouble can soon be shut down. the city attorney believes the case against club wet is stronger now following a violent incident on new year's. >> this is a last straw. and this is clear they can't operate. >> san jose city attorney is determined to shut down club wet, a popular nightclub. police have been called 100 times for disturbances in nine months. but the last straw occurred early hours of new year's day. a woman assaulted in the rest room stabbed with a heel, suffering pu

. >> reporter: a physician with kaiser permanente says that only 11% of adults have gotten the vaccine even though it's recommended for healthy people over age 60. the vaccine could be made available to a broader pool of patients safely. >> even patients that have had a chronic disease would also benefit from having the vaccination. >> reporter: a person with shingles can give the chicken pox to a child that's never been exposed from the virus. >> why would you put yourself at risk of something that you can prevent. >> reporter: one million people in the united states develop shingles every single year. >>> coming up at 6:00, athletes are not the only one going for olympic metals. how thieves walked out of a california hand with medals in one area police department is working to stop dangerous behavior. to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty,

. >>> police responded to a group fighting at kaiser permanente.ficers discovered smith had died at the hospital. another shooting victim was also found at that hospital. he is listed in stable condition. >>> we're hearing this morning that customers of a marin county bank were victims of an atm skimming device. chase bank confirmed that a device at the tierra linda bank took pass code information from customers including susan adams. it happened just before the martin luther king jr. weekend. >>> caltrain faces an uncertain future despite cut backs, they are still dealing with a $30 million budget deficit. the friends of caltrain held a summit in san carlos yesterday to help find permanent funding. riders, activists including jackie spears say that the peninsula needs that trade. >> we can't have another 20,000 vehicles on highway 101 and 280. and so many people rely on the service. >>> this month, caltrain cut four trains from it's schedule and raised fares more than 7%. the service does not rely on taxes but instead counts on transportation agen

the largest healthcare group kaiser permanente have not filed a rate increase at this time. >> carbonoxide brought dozens to the marriott and sickened at least four people. >> marriott hotel i called a short time ago and they said they have nothing to say about this right now, maybe a little later. but firefighters are telling me the source of the problem that sickened the four people last night, carbon monoxide in the two rooms on the fourth floor out here. take a look what it looked like out here last night. you talked about the firefighters coming out, public health as well. police out here. this is what happens when a yellow alert is called and that means there is a chance of a large number of casualties. there were not a large number of casualties. four people, two of them, flight attendants of singapore airlines were taken to the hospital. two others were treated here at the scene with oxygen and they were released. the firefighters say they went up to the fourth floor when these people got sick. they had nausea symptoms of carbon monoxide and they checked out the rooms with the