from his car. >> ian has the story. ian? >> well, jessica, he was out with birthday dinner and got home late and forgot to take the valuables out of his car, and he learned that thieves not only stole his laptop, but the leg. >> it is so low. >> reporter: the thieves took rr a anjit steiner's prosthetic leg, and his most valuable possession. >> it is not just any running leg, because he runs for the san francisco city college. he placed third in the nationals nationals, and here is footage of him pulling ahead in the race in arizona. >> for me that is my way of life and the most exciting part of my day is to going to track practice practice. >> reporter: he works at a prosthetic clinic and he says that the value is not doing to be very much on the black market market. >> the leg or the running blade looks like this one, but with stripes on either side. they stole the backup blade. they are expensive and specific to his body. >> reporter: the knee and the socket comes tout ss out to $30,000. >> he is hoping that the public will help him with his birthday present, and help him to continue his season. >> i am hoping to continue my season when the time comes. >> reporter: steiner's next meet is this saturday, and that is a meet key to him joining the u.s. olympic team and the meet will run, and nobody knows if he will. reporting live in san francisco, ian kole. >> thank you, ian. it has been two years since the deadly plane crash at sfo, and tonight, some legal payback. 72 victims have reached confidential lawsuits against asiiana asiiana. and not only from sfo, but from boeing. and also others are pending including one from ben levi who is hurt. he is negotiating with the south korean airline and he says thats a yaw na has been reasonable in dealing with the lawsuits. and now it is called the "freak attack" and it is leaving people vulnerable while surfing on google devices. and freak attack sounds messy, terry? >> yes, it is a newly discovered security flaw na has been around for years, and companies are moving to repair it. the researchers who release ed the findings today blamed it on the government. they said that it was abandoned years ago and required u.s. software makers to use less sophisticated encryption equipment, and many internet browsers accept the weaker software making it easier for the hackers to break the code and make it easier to use on the impact. who was impacted? well, an international researchers says that one-third of the encryptors like the white house, fbi and national security agency, and kohl's and groupon and american express, and other browsers built into google's android web sites are vulnerable but not mozilla or chrome software. a fix is on the way, and google says it has provided it to the wireless carriers and businesses. and freak is an acronym, and no evidence that it is going to be a big attack but it has software developers eager to get the fix out. and now, tonight there was a man who was issued a warrant for his arrest while in custody. he is wanted for robbing a man. also being sought is this 17-year-old girl who allegedly used the victim's credit cards at a convenient store. the third person has already been arrested and charged in the case. and tonight, a death in oakland hills has asked when the killing will stop. and now the family of marcus west is asking for justice. we have more on the case from police headquarters. >> jessica, oakland police are not talking about the killing tonight. they would only say that there are not any arrests, but one family and one alameda supervisor are talk ging, and they want answers tonight. >> reporter: it is a painful task for a father. standing by as family members clean up blood after someone gunned down 21-year-old marcus west in front of his home in the oakland hills. >> i only heard a boom. one boom. and my daughter ran out to the door. >> reporter: the two ran outside and found west lying bleeding in the street and shot several time s times. >> i told marcus, you know, we love you, and everybody loves you. pray. are you praying? and his face just sort of the muscle sort of relaxed. he couldn't talk the, of course, and i said, pray, marcus, and then i prayed. and then he did that and that was it. >> reporter: early this morn ging, west, the father of a 2-month-old baby left the home he shared with his grandmother left to visit his mother. >> he was a bright young man trying to change his life and turn it around. >> that has not been easy. >> and so much going on in the community. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor keith carson is declaring 2015 the year of the african-american male. >> we believe it is not a driveby relationship, and not a driveby way in changing relationships. >> reporter: instead, he wants to change behaviors to pull together various organizations to help young men find their way. >> already several organizations are developing relationships on the street to develop a rapport with several young men. >> reporter: and whether it is through mentor theing or helping them with alcohol or drug abuse. >> that is what got all of us black males trying to give back to where we are, somebody did that for us. >> reporter: tonight, i spoke with city council member larry reed, and he is frustrated, because he said with 17 or 18 killings in three months he doesn't know what to do. he wants to feel the outrage from the community. cheryl hurd, bay area news. we have details of the moments before the young girl was declared brain dead and ja high mcmath was declared brain dead. the lawsuit is accusing the hospital and the doctor of mismanaging her case. she is on a ventilateor somewhere on the east coast. and today, there was a statement released that says that our hearts go out to the mcmath p families sxwloochlty family. >> today, there were services where the mother spoke out. >> i speak out for all of those in the darkest. >> today, kelley wong and the families of two others claim ed that the santa barbara sheriff's department and campus housing ignored signs that elliot roger was dangerous. he killed six students last may before killing himself. pushing the message of sexual assault prevention in high schools. state lawmakers want to make it mandatory to push the message that yes means yes before students graduate high school. it would make it mandatory for students to be explicit in consent by saying yes. competition to get into the uc school is about to be tougher as the ongoing battle of governor brown and janet napolitano gets tougher. she says she will cap enrollment unless funding increases. she is also capping out of state enrollment but not at the other eight campuses where enrollment is to grow and nonresidents pay three times the amount that californians pay. and coming up, why how finding a very good hospital may with be harder than you think. why a volcano is forceing evacuation evacuations. and your eyes are not deceiving you. this the gigantic pit bull is touching off the internet sensation. and we will talk more about a change in the wind and how it will boost the temperatures, and how warm we will go and plus the details on the long range forecast and if there is any hope of raindrops in the next seven days. " you probably do some research before you buy a car or house, but what about before you step into the hospital? there are hospital rating systems online, but experts say they are not exactly what the docktor ordered. nbc janie ellie has the report. >> those sites will tell you what care to expect before you check in, but a new evaluation of the rating systems say they are far from perfect and you should use information there several sites before you decide where to go. >> reporter: at the beginning, because there was an emergency, we had to go to the first one. sfwlr caring for a sick child, vanessa myers knows great hospital and not so great hospitals. >> some of the machines were outdated so they were transporting us to another pa silty, and then we were transported to the another facileity facility. >> reporter: and myers moved her daugt daughter to usf and couldn't be happen eier, but now there are rating systems on the internet, and u.s. news and world report, and consumer report, and leapfrog group evaluate hospital, and experts say they are not exactly what the doctor ordered. ordered. >> when you look up a given hospital, you will come up with four different answers. >> reporter: usf dr. bob walker evaluated the hospitals for "health affairs" and he says they rank them differently, and there are grades and numbers, and some focus on safety and some on technology, and he suggests using them all. >> and try to triangulate on what the consensus is about the best you can do today, because all of the rating systems have strengths and potential weaknesses. >> reporter: but tay say it should be simple. >> put the grade outside, and say, we passed. >> reporter: dr. walker says that the rating system will continue to improve, and he expects the hospital care to improve as a result. >> no question they pay a lot of at the toengs the ratings -- at attention to the ratings. >> reporter: and the doctors say it is easier to compile that the data, and as compile more data, it will be easier to evaluate. jeanne ellie, nbc bay area news. the dmv says that the number of donor registrations so far this year is up 30% from last year. that increase coincides with california's new law allowing undocumented worker s tos to apply for driver licenses. this could be life saving for those waiting for a organ transplant. >> today, the feds cracked down on birth tourism. they were serarching several high-end complexes. businesses are charging pregnant chinese women up to $80,000 to give birth here in america. in many cases the women claim to be broke, and leave the hospitals with the bills, and the kids get full u.s. citizenship, and it is not illegal to have a baby in the u.s., so instead, they are gathering evidence on visa fraud, and tax fraud and other fraud. and now, take a look at this this is the volcano in chile, and i is erupting and thou sands of people have been forced to evacuate. it is one of south america's most active, and a popular tourist site. the last eruption was 15 years ago. >> amazing display of nature. >> and now, joining us is jeff ranieri. >> i have been scouring the forecast models to look for any change, but it looks like the area of high pressure is going to build for no rainfall for the weekend, and you can blame the high pressure, because again, it is not going to be moving. taking you outside of the skycam right now you kr will have 52 throughout san francisco. the morning forecast with mainly clear skies as we start out tomorrow, we will see the temperatures drop tomorrow in the lowest levels of the north bay where we could have patchy fog. for the south bay, it is 43. through the morning hour ss, we will have an awesome afternoon coming our way, and you won't need the action as we head out to 1:00 and 2:00 and it looks like a pair of 70s here hin los gatos, and more gan hill, and throughout the peninsula, from pacifica to hasman bay, and you should see some sunshine to the beach, but a light jacket there. and in palo alto sunny skies. and heading to the golden gate bridge, 65 and sunny, but heading towards downtown not much but slightly warmer in downtown with 68. for the north bay, and the east bay aband and the tri valley, chamber of commerce weather, and no complaints in the weather department other than we can't get the rainfall. upper 60s in oakland and 70 in danville and 69 expected here in pleasanton. and put it in focus, the if you have time off in the north bay, and maybe the wine country in the upcomeing area lucky you. you will see in the north bay, some of the warmest weather heading out to friday or saturday or sunday and that is what you are going to be looking at up to wine country the, and nice glass of pinot and the weather in the 70s is sounds nice to see. the key catalyst is that we will see the off shore winds coming out of the east and it is a dryer air which cuts off the the pacific e flowflow, and not gusty, but coming out of the east it can bump up the temperatures in san jose, and 74 on friday and 7 66 on saturday, and the mid-70s on sunday, and san francisco, it is going to happen for you, thursday friday and sunday and 70s our way, and what about the possibilities of rainfall? i wish that we had more days shaded in green. that is when we could get the potential of the rain, and only the 11th, 12th, and 15th right now, and i will keep an yieye on that, and hope it changes tomorrow. >> thank you, jeff. i think that he was encouraging us to go to hillsberg. >> oh. >> and still ahead, a woman's iphone photo becomes an ad. >> and hey, everybody, we have judi dench cop coming up next. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. new video from the story we told you about last night. look at that, the elderly woman accidentally drove straight into the lobby of an emergency pet shop in campbell and there were two people in the car and a dog suffering from seizures. thankfully, nobody was hurt and the driver said she hit the gas instead of the brake. and the staff did not waiver. and the woman just passed the dog through the car window to be taken in and checked in and the dog and the woman are doing fine. and soon a pit bull is going to be a reality star as well. he weighs nearly 180 pound, and less than two years old. hulk has been getting attention since they have been posting video of hulk and the toddler playing. they are not worried about hulk turning violent, and they are hoping that people will change their view on pit bulls. 175 pounds! >> we didn't docktor that picture? >> i think there is a person there in that dog outfit. >> geraud moncure is on the way. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great 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innings of work and bottom of the second with bochy on the hill. and now, gentry dropping it in and bottom of the third, and tim lincecum on the hill, and that is going to allow the pitching struggle bus to daiday. more from simeon, and that is going to be left up for cody hall who goes 3 for 3 with four rbis and two runs. the a's win. and ted ginn, jr. is expected to visit with the 49ers and he spent three seasons with the red and gold with last season a member of the arizona cardinals. ginn, jr. caught 14 passes and averaged 20 yards on returns. there is little trace of existence to levi's stadium of ben harbaugh. all of his mem raorabilia have been removed from the stadium. and all that remains is a plaque recognizing his three postgame appearances in his first three seasons. and now, the coach helped a victim out of the wrecked car and gave her a coat. and harbaugh and the assistant stayed on the scene until the paramedics arrived. great story there. more news coming up.in our 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