ktuv spoke with the family about why they think they are being targeted. >>> the security camera videows two people wearing hoodies checking out the cars in an hosey. one douses the acura and set it on fire. one uses a garden hose to soak trees to keep fires have spread -- from spreading. firefighters put out the car fire. there have been several acts of vandalism. just last week, surveillance video captured two people dressed in hoodies who poured pink paint on the car. last month, the tires talk acura were slashed. > >> this is more like a hate crime. ifer someone to do this continuously. and this is the third, the third incident. this is very lateful. >>reporter: one believes the vandalism is retaliation because he prepares cell phones and someone was upset on how long it took possibly because the phone was stolen. a neighbor told us she also doesn't believer it is random. >> i suspect that yeah, they were probably targeted. it is relatively a quiet street or neighborhood, and i'm not too concerned about vandalism throughout the street or the neighborhood. >> this is heartbreaking,

ktuv the mayor directs them to the police department who ant getting back to anybody apparently. >> the ipad mini giveaway is coming up in a little bit. >> you need the buzzword and a twitter account. don't worry it's'sy to create one. >> the buzzword is coming up. you have to be 18 years old and a u.s. resident to enter. >> we're giving away an ipad mini in a little while. hang in with us. >> i'm sorry. [ inaudible ]. >> that's little 10-year-old orrin and he was moved to stand up and speak at his grandfather's funeral. 64-year-old grandfather was a vietnam veteran and very, very special to orrin. >> i loved my grandfather very much. he was always laughing, joking around, smiling. if it weren't [ inaudible ] my father wouldn't be here so that's double the love. i was crying a minute ago because we did a lot of things together. i do believe it was a really [ inaudible ] way to die. i wish you had died of old age. >> that part is probably one of the most emotional moments of this speech. his grandfather only 64 years old, lost a battle to cancer. >> he was young. because me and my sister

joining me now for a look at the issue are tom, consumer editor with ktuv. yvonne with the california office of spill prevention and response and molly samuel. why is there so much concern? >> there are two on the table in the bay area. the pittsburgh one you mentioned, the west pack oil terminal that would wring in crude by rail, ship and pipeline and there is another, the valero refinery wants to build its own rail terminal. meanwhile, kinder morgan is bringing in crude by rail. the concerns come down to safety, the accidents that you've mentioned and this isn't just in the cities where the terminals are but going back up the tracks to where the oil comes from. >> why is there so much more oil being transported now, tom? >> because fracking especially. there is a new supply of oil in the united states, which has a ready market in the united states, in canada and overseas and so much available. the trouble is where it's coming from is not rich in pipelines the way that the coasts are and various parts of the south are. as a result, if you sell the soil, you