they will get letters from sutter in the coming weeks warning them.the stolen computer did not contain financial information or social security numbers. >> now this is out there, who knows who has it or will get it. once they know what they have, they might find somebody who can extract that information so they can bring in more money. >> reporter: that's the fear the data could be used by identity thieves who could swindle patients into giving them credit card or social security numbers. including in the computer was patient information from way area sutter physician groups as well as medical center in berkeley, san leandro hospital, eden medical center and sutter medical center of santa rosa. for a number you can call to see if you have been affected by the security breach log on to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> 4:45. police released information in the attempted kidnapping of the sketch they want you to see. >>> disturbing questions raised about the actions of one of the football coaches at the center of t

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. >>> there has been a major security breech involving the data of millions of sutter health patients. while no social security numbers were on the stolen computer, many personal details about patient's conditions were. leslie brinkly is live from the medical center in berkeley. it is one of the hospitals affected by the breech. >> all it took was a stolen desk top computer to open millions to identity theft. an unen crypted desk top computer was stolen in mid-october. police were notified. >> i do believe that this was a crime of opportunity and not a targeted theft of data. >> but the records of over four million patients were compromised. for 3.3 million of them, the thieves got names, addresses, birth dates, phone numbers and insurance information. but another 943,000 sutter patients also had information about their dates of service and medical diagnosis or procedures stolen. they will get letters in the coming weeks warning them about the data theft. the stolen computer did not contain financial information or social security numbers. >> you know, now that this is out there, who

the stolen database includes names and addresses for more than 3 million clients of sutter medical. health records for about another million patients was also on that computer which was stolen last month at one of the foundation's sacramento offices. sutter says it is speeding up efforts to encrypt its data but the information on the stolen computer had not yet been encrypted. >>> youed my think of this as the twilight facing into. moving from the big screen into your doctor's office. a new procedure dubbed the vampire facelift and yes, it uses blood to give you a younger look. it has been touted as a natural alternative. the treatment supposedly lasts longer. now a closer look at the vampire facelift. be forewarned, the video can be a little bloody. >> not a human being. >> say it. >> vampire. >> reporter: from "twilight" to "true blood," hollywood has a irts thirsting for beautiful blood suckers. they live forever but never age a day. >> how long have you been 17? >> a while. >> reporter: a state of being the beauty industry may be one step closer to capturing. >> using my own blo

. >>> sutter help is being sued.omeone stole a desk top computer from sutter health in sacramento. that happened on october 15th. patients were not notified, however, until last week. according to the sacramento bee, a class action lawsuit accused sutter of negligence and was filed yesterday. a sutter spokesman says the company deeply regrets the theft. >>> california added 27,000 jobs last month, the second largest hiring surge in the country. but a new labor department report shows the state still has the nation's second highest unemployment rate at 11.7%. and with so many people out of work, the holiday shopping season offers some hope. but as lisa amin gulezian reports, this year the seasonal jobs are tough to come by. the -- gite holiday shopping season is the biggest selling period of the year for retailers. and with the usualwave of sales comes the on slot of seasonal worker applications. >> iapplied a lot of places. >> according to the national retail federation, last year retailers hired half a million seaso

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. >>> sutter help is being sued.omeone stole a desk top computer from sutter health in sacramento. that happened on october 15th. patients were not notified, however, until last week. according to the sacramento bee, a class action lawsuit accused sutter of negligence and was filed yesterday. a sutter spokesman says the company deeply regrets the theft. >>> california added 27,000 jobs last month, the second largest hiring surge in the country. but a new labor department report shows the state still has the nation's second highest unemployment rate at 11.7%. and with so many people out of work, the holiday shopping season offers some hope. but as lisa amin gulezian reports, this year the seasonal jobs are tough to come by. the -- gite holiday shopping season is the biggest selling period of the year for retailers. and with the usual wave of sales comes the on slot of seasonal worker applications. >> i applied a lot of places. >> according to the national retail federation, last year retailers hired half a million sea

. >>> there has been a major security breech involving the data of millions of sutter health patients. while no social security numbers were on the stolen computer, many personal details about patient's conditions were. leslie brinkly is live from the medical center in berkeley. it is one of the hospitals affected by the breech. >> all it took was a stolen desk top computer to open millions to identity theft. an unen crypted desk top computer was stolen in mid-october. police were notified. >> i do believe that this was a crime of opportunity and not a targeted theft of data. >> but the records of over four million patients were compromised. for 3.3 million of them, the thieves got names, addresses, birth dates, phone numbers and insurance information. but another 943,000 sutter patients also had information about their dates of service and medical diagnosis or procedures stolen. they will get letters in the coming weeks warning them about the data theft. the stolen computer did not contain financial information or social security numbers. >> you know, now that this is out there, who

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they will get letters interest sutter in the coming weeks about the theft.en computer did not contain financial information or social security numbers. >> now that this is out there who knows who has it or will get it. >> once they know what they have, they might find somebody who can extract that information so they can bring in more money. >> reporter: that's the fear the data could be used by identity thieves who could swindle patients into giving them things like credit card or social security numbers, included in the stolen computer was patient information from many bay area sutter physician groups as well as alta based summit medical center in berkeley, san leandro hospital, eden medical center and sutter medical center of santa rosa. for a sutter number you can call to see if you have been affected bay the security breach log on to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> time now 5:46. new york braces for a busier than -- day than usual. bloomberg business report ahead. >>> disturbing questions raised on the actions o

. >>> sutter health says someone has stolen a medical computer that contains the information of morethat information is not encrypted. she explains what is, and is not on the computer. >> reporter: officials said the computer was stolen in sacramento last month. they say it took this long to determine which patient information was stolen. the computer had data on 4.25 million patients. many who live in the bay area. >> i'm concerned about it though. anything like that, i think needs to be addressed by the administration. >> itk loose like someone smashed the window, took the computer. >> reporter: sutter health officials say the stolen computer had patient information dating from 1995 to january 2011, including patients names, address, birth date, and phone number. others had medical diagnosis in the database. >> reporter: some patients say they have already been notified and sutter health should do more to protect their privacy. >> that's really outrageous to me, i think that's crazy. >> reporter: it impacts patients from san leandro hospital, six medical centers in berkely, oakland

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the cent sutter medical center informed millions about the security breach. names and addresses of more than 3 million clients of sutter medical, health records of approximately 1 million patients was also on the computer which was stolen last month at one of the foundation's sacramento offices. sutter says it's speeding up efforts to encrypt data but the information on the stolen computer had not been encrypted. >>> health watch, a fight between parents and their kids. how can you get them to watch less tv and become more active? now there's a new way to get kids to work out. dr. bruce hensel from our sister station in los angeles shows us. >> reporter: like many teens, 13-year-old debbie watches her favorite shows on tv. what's different? she has to pedal a bike in order to keep watching. this is one, two, three go tv. the bike trainer that attaches to any television. she has to spin the wheels on her cycle. the minute she stops the screen goes blank. >> she wants to see the ending she has to keep pedals. >> reporter: abbe's parents decided to get the devic

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sutter is notifying the affected patients. >> i am concerned about it and anything like that i think to be address by the administration. >> now sutter said they are rushing to encrypt all patient data and they are urging patients to call a hotline to find out if that information is on that stolen computer. that number is on the screen. >>> we are learning more about the gunman killed at cal's business school. christopher travis was a self described computer nerd. he worked while taking classes at the school where his deadly confrontation with police took place. his neighbor said he was generally quiet and kept to himself. >> it does surprise me, you never really get to know people you live around to expect something like this. >> now investigators have still trying to determine why travis brought a loaded gun to the school but they don't think he was trying to harm other students. campus police said they were forced to shoot him after they threatened him with his gun. >>> he will have to -- she will have to spend five days in jail and she will also have to spend 115 days in home det

. -- >> i live at the corner of sutter and mason, right next door to a dormitory. the buses to come to pick up the students who sit in front of the dormitory and sometimes instructed the city bus so that when i take the bus, i have to go out into the street to get this. i am asking that the environmental impact study consider the exhaust from these buses that are sitting idle. thank you very much. >> thank you. -- >> i am barbara graves, i live next door to an academy building and i will divorce myself from my feelings of positive creativity and contributions to the community that the academy brings and think about for a moment as one of the largest landowners in the city. what this means is some responsibility comes with that position. and if we divorce ourselves for the moment, this is pollution where we don't know the source. when you are talking about the academy -- we know where the pollution is coming from. a single transit bus, even with a modest filter and biodiesel, puts out approximately 0.8 lbs. of black carbon a year. this is a lot, and when you think t

sutter health officials say that the computer was stolen in sacramento last month, they say it took this long to determine which patient information was stolen. the computer had data on 4.25 million patients, many who lived in the bay area. >> i am concerned about it, though, anything like that, i think -- needs to be addressed by the administration and more precaution is taken. >> this is a locked building and office, a well lit parking lot. but it was a first floor office. and i think with the window there they could see there was a computer in the office. >> reporter: the officials say that the computer information dated from '95 to january, 2011. including patients' names, addresses, birth dates and medical records. another 943,000 patients had medical diagnosis in the data base. >> that didn't contain medical records. nor did it contain any financial information. no social security numbers. >> reporter: sutter health officials say the computer was pass word protected, but the data was not encrypted. it was from san leandro hospital, albany family practice, and six medical centers in

aneurysms and that one of them had ruptured. [ female announcer ] fortunately, she was treated at sutterlth's california pacific medical center. [ joycelin ] the nurses and doctors were amazing, and they were like a second family to me. and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. . >>> cleanup is under way in oklahoma tonight after that 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit last night, throwing everybody off guard. the state is mora spaish more toomed to tornadoes. >> it was unbearable, the stuff that was falling. >> we'll be right back. everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> before we send you off to sports sunday, here's a look at today's scores. the 49ers beat the redskins 19-11. they're now all

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eden medical center from caster valley, pacific in san francisco, and sutter medical center of santa rosa. now names addresses birth dates and medical diagnoses were on that computer and the information was not encrypted. >> my name was on that computer. >> it was? >> yes, on the main database. >> reporter: sutter said all of the patients were treated between '95 and this year, they will see if they were included in that data. >>> a new state finance report shows they are from silicone valley. palo alto is from there and cupertino follows close behind. other quote educated cities as you would expect, berkeley as well. >>> a very busy day ahead, the issue that is taking up that could change when you will be able to use your cell phone. >>> taking a look at cal, police are still performing a barricade while they clean up from the occupied camp. i just spoke to police and i will tell you what they are saying, coming up. >>> they are about to go on strike, the message they are trying to send to add minute straighters. introducing htc rezound. get studio quality sound for music and hd vid

aneurysms and that one of them had ruptured. [ female announcer ] fortunately, she was treated at sutter health's california pacific medical center. [ joycelin ] the nurses and doctors were amazing, and they were like a second family to me. and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. our story is you. >>> the man suspected of firing shots at the white house have been charged with trying to kill president barack obama. the 21-year-old appeared in court today after he was arrested yesterday in pennsylvania. according to documents filed in washington, he drove to d.c. from idaho with an assault rifle after telling people he needed to assassinate the president. ortega hernandez is now accused of firing nine rounds at the white house. one of them cracking the window of the first family's living quarters. the president was not home at the time the shooting occurred. the charge carries a maximum penalty of life in prison. >>> a california congressman is calling for an investigation into the child sex abuse scandal at penn stat

the lawsuit claims sutter failed to safe guard and secure private data in a stolen computer. it contained information for more than 4 million patients including names, address. sutter said it regrets the theft but would not on the suit. >> tensions flairing at davis where hundreds voicing their outrage over the treatment of occupy protesters. john joins us now. a meeting between students and administrators is now underway. >> reporter: with in the past 45 minutes, we are in the town hall meeting. four days after this incident a peaceful protesters emotions are running high. the chancellor, police chief and other administrators are facing a student body still outraged by last friday's pepper spraying. >> it is our singular opportunity, after the horrible events on friday to show that the council can express frustration, can express our anger and do it in a civil way. >> reporter: earlier in the day the chancellor said she will not resign but the officer who ordered the spraying would be punished. >> my position -- is horrible. what other position could i have? it was a horribl

what was lost, what sutter is doing to notify patients. >>> and back here in moments, we'll tell you needed in the cold, with the five-day forecast f@ [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, you don't have to wait for black friday... ...start your holiday shopping this saturday! find 50% off all her favorite worthington styles... ...60% off j. ferrar looks he'll love... ...50 to 65% off sleepwear... ... and an extra 15% off gold jewelry, already 70% off! plus, with jcpcash get 10, 15 or $20 off! no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make christmas affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. . >>> there was another protest outside the state building on golden gate in san francisco, and a third protest at uc berkeley in found of spraul hall, we'll keep you updated and have full coverage on tv 36, as well as tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> and millions of patients at a northern california chain are told about a data breach. they say the computers stolen last month in sacramento contain names, birth dates and other info

a lawsuit says sutter acted negligently.t was stolen last month in sacramento. >>> merck agreed to pay $15 million and plead guilty to a criminal misdemeanor charge. federal prosecutors accused merck of breaking the law when it sold viax to treat rheumatoid arthritis before the fda approved the drug for that use. merck recorded more than $11 billion in vioxx sales before pulling it from the market in 2004. >>> a canadian health panel has issued controversial new recommendations on breast cancer screenings. the advisory mirrors a similar recommendation made in the u.s. two years ago raising the recommended age for women to get mammograms. canadian health officials now suggest mammograms for women between the ages of 50 and 74. instead of the earlier age range of 40 to 49. researchers say the benefits of screening in that younger age group do not outweigh possible harms from radiation. >>> developing news at the site of oakland's newest occupy encampment. what happened when police arrived there just a short time ago. >> there'

. >>> sutter health is being sued over the theft of names and addresses of up to four million patients stole a desktop computer in sacramento that happened october 15th. patients weren't notified until last week. according to the sacramento bee, a group of sutter patients has filed a class action suit accusing the company of negligence. a sutter spokesman says the company deeply regrets theft. >>> students and faculty upset over a pepper spraying indent at uc davis last week are preparing for a mass walk-out monday. last night hundreds showed up to a town hall meeting with chancellor katehi she defered several questions about the decision to use pepper spray. >> there is great discretion given to officers for their safety. >> meyer admits he and police officials were scared after seeing violent clashes between protesters and officers in oakland and uc berkeley. the officer who initiated the pepper spraying is said to have made the decision on his own. he and another officer with the campus police chief have been placed on administrative leave while six separate investigations of the in

a lawsuit says sutter acted negligently.was stolen last month in sacramento. >>> merck agreed to pay $15 million and plead guilty to a criminal misdemeanor charge. federal prosecutors accused merck of breaking the law when it sold viax to treat rheumatoid arthritis before the fda approved the drug for that use. merck recorded more than $11 billion in vioxx sales before pulling it from the market in 2004. >>> a canadian health panel has issued controversial new recommendations on breast cancer screenings. the advisory mirrors a similar recommendation made in the u.s. two years ago raising the recommended age for women to get mammograms. canadian health officials now suggest mammograms for women between the ages of 50 and 74. instead of the earlier age range of 40 to 49. researchers say the benefits of screening in that younger age group do not outweigh possible harms from radiation. >>> developing news at the site of oakland's newest occupy encampment. what happened when police arrived there just a ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut!

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they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. >>> in our view, things had reached a point where a change was necessary. >> an iconic program, a horrifying crime. and an entire system now under the microscope. why money and power gave a decade of rampant of buse. >> people who have money believe they're beyond power. >> the scandal at happy valley, right now on xfinity sports sunday. >> board of trustees and graham spanier have decided that effective immediately, dr. spanier is not president. in addition, joe paterno is no longer the head football coach. >> we still have things to do. i'm out of it maybe now. but we'll go from here, okay? >> good evening. and welcome to xfinity sports sunday. the biggest and most important college football game this past saturday happened right here in the bay area. oregon beaten stanford, but the game that had the biggest spotlight was a game played in a town know as happy valley. but the mood was anything but happy this week. >> former penn state university assistant football coach

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