high school graduate do with the young man he knows. >> not aggressive. very cooperative. >> reporter: a federal indictment paint a different picture of the young man trying to create social media accounts to benefit isis and plotting violent attacks in the bay area including a suicide bombing. allegations laid out by a federal prosecutor last full during a detention hearing. >> he reiterated his plan was to have car bomb in san francisco and lay backpacking bombs in the east bay. >> reporter: he spoke about plans to start fires, sell cocaine laced with rat poison and he downloaded a bomb making manual on his computer and sent an fbi informant photos of guns he obtained. >> this was something that we

invested a wllot of time into. law enforcement doesn't do that. >> reporter: his friends and family told us they saw no signs he was radicalized much manning man manning -- planning to act on it. >> it's like two opposite things. it's kind of saddening to see that. >> reporter: now he's been in federal custody since last fall. we're told his mother visits him regularly. he's not being given any bond because he's considered a flight risk. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much for that report. we have breaking news of another white house shake up. reince priebus is out as chief of staff. president trump tweeted i am pleased to inform you that i have just named general secretary john f. kelly as white house chief of staff. he's great american.

the president followed that up with another tweet. i would like to thank reince priebus for his service and dedication to his country. we accomplished a lot together and i am proud of him. john kelly is a retired marine four star general. he's been serving skaee ining a of homeland security. president trump calls him a true star of my administration. a federal ranger whose gun was used in a highly publicized bay hearing will testify at the trial. he told investigators he found the weapon and did not steal it from the rangers car. his defense team says the gun went off accidental killing kate as he walked along pier 14 in san francisco. they want to question the ranger about the condition of the handgun. they were initially blocked by his superiors who argue that federal agents cannot be subpoenaed to testify in state courts. they say a new agreement will allow the agent to testify at

the discretion of the trial judge. >> the trial judge could get to decide that. not that blm. >> whether or not this ranger's testimony is relevant being as though the defendant is not charged with auto blaeurglary remains to be seen. >> both sides will be in court on tuesday. san francisco police are looking for four women accused of beating another woman on a muni bus and stealing her cell phone. this happened at kearny and market. the victim was on the eight bay shore bus when the suspects started harassng her p when the victim tried to call police investigators say they surrounded her and started punching her. one woman took her phone. all four got off the bus and ran away. the attackers are believed to be

between 18 and 21 years old. a big rig overturned and narrowly missed a hill. take a look at the wreck. the workers tell us the truck tipped onto its side while they were unloading asphalt at a construction area around 11:00 this morning. >> it held it i on the road so the workers were able to break the wind shield out and help the driver escape to safety. if the bed had been down, it probably would have pulled the truck over and rolled down the hill here. >> the truck's driver wasn't hurt. the road is set to reopen any minute now. commuters in the east bay encountered a case of deja vu. let's look at pleasant hill road

and walnut creek. this came shortly after the road re-opened. workers didn't hang some of the wires high enough. that mistake frustrated drivers. >> it makes a big difference backing up traffic if school was in session, it would be worse. at least school hadn't started yet. makes a big difference for parents. sdm you're look at yesterday when an suv knocked down a pole along with high voltage lines. the driver was not hurt. we have clouds, low clouds stacked up along the coastline but mainly sunny skies over the bay and inland. notice 24 hour temperature change. much cooler in many bay area locations. about 7 to 12 degrees cooler this most places. here is the view looking southeast ward. it's 61 at san francisco.

65 across the bay. san jose 78. 84 in gilroy. here is a much different view looking westward. you can see the low clouds really stacking up there along the coastline and about to swallow san francisco. it's 85 in santa rosa now. we have 80 in novato. 95 at concord. you'll see on the forecast animation the fog will continue building during the late night hours and may be some spotty early morning drizzle. ais i'll show you the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. sky 7 was overhead as fremont firefighters put out a brush fire burning near homes. it started at 1:30 this afternoon. no homes burned and no injuries were reported. mandatory evacuations have ended for people living near the fire. today there's only an evacuation advisory in small area affecting

about 30 momenthomes. the fire burned nearly 82,000 acres. it's now 75% contained. 63 homes and 68 other buildings have been destroyed. there's nearly a dozen active wildfires burning this california. a blow today for rural property owners in california. the state says it's still on the hook for a controversial wildfire prevention fee this year even though fee will be suspended next year. homeown homeowners will owe for 2017 since the program started in 2011. new details about the deadly ghostship fire in oakland. attorneys for max harris one of the men charged for voluntary manslaughter said their client is not happy a after a judge denied his release from jail.

>> he faces 36 counts of voluntary manslaughter. this sketch shows 27-year-old harris at friday's bail hearing. his blue hair in a ponytail. his lawyers argued that his bail set at more than $1 million was unfair. defense attorney tyler smith read letters from friends describing harris as kind, caring and sincere. >> max lost a lot of friends in the fire. he was extremely depressed and sad as anyone would be. he's never had a guilty conscience. >> reporter: the defense asked the judge to release him from jail pending trial. that motion was denied. the judge did lower bail to $750,000. >> what happened today is unjust. max harris is innocent.

we have a young kid, we have an artist who did his best to save lives and now he's subject to raising $750,000. >> reporter: prosecutors accused him of blocking a stairwell that trapped people upstairs during the fire. abc 7 news. >> if harris does make bail he would be required to wear an ankle monitor and surrender his passport. the fire ball rise at the santa cruz beach boardwalk remains shut down indefinitely two days after a fatal accident. other rides remain closed indefini indefinitely. the malfunction killed one man and injured seven others. one of them went home from the hospital today.

>> high like up in the sky and came back and it was lower. it was too close to ground. it did it again one more time. that's when it just hit the ground and it just flew off. like the pieces hit me too. >> a ride similar to the fire ball at great america is also closed with no word on when it will re-open. dozens of police cars pulled off the road. >> i started having headaches. >> the dangerous fumes leaving officers sick. up next, taste of success. the east bay man who isn't letting a person's pass hamper a sweet future. whale watching is really big right now. what about sharks? dramatic video and why so many are coming so close to the shore. as we take a look at our traffic across the san mateo bridge, it's moving in both directions. the oncoming trachk is heading towards t

investigators are trying to determine the cause of toxic fumes sickening police officers in austin, texas. >> dozens of suvs have been pulled off the street. we have the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: the austin police department now pulling its entire fleet of nearly 400 ford explorer suvs from the streets as investigators try to figure out the cause of toxic fumes sickening officers. >> my head, started having headaches and i was like i can't read. >> reporter: he's more than one of 60 austin police officers to

file complaint about carbon monoxide. >> i almost hit a bus. >> reporter: he pulled over just this time. after his close call the in march is suing ford. as is the officer behind the wheel of this suv in california. >> we need to remove these vehicles from service immediately. it's in the best interest of our employees to keep them safe as well as our community. >> reporter: now after nearly 2800 complaint, the national highway trafgs safety administration is expanding investigations of model year 2011 to 2017 ford ford saying safety is our priority. a team is working to investigate reported issues and solve them. >> we're going to get through this and be response ifr to tiv

circumstances we're in. >> reporter: they will go from having one officer in to two. doubling up in they can get their safe safely. >> several bay area police agencies own ford explorers. sfpd officers have not complained about any problems but as a precaution the department is installing carbon monoxide detectors in its exlorers. the largest area includes a baggage claim carousel. oakland is serving twice as many international passengers than it did last year. you can take flights from oakland to plex kmexico, englan spain. if you head south you may

start shelling a whole lot of garbage because it's that time of year again. >> abc 7 news reporter jiening us live from gilroy. you have the food in your hand. >> reporter: it's in full swing. i just tried some of this garlic shri shrimp. it's so good. this is one of the many dishes you can try here. the sizzle and fire and the taste of garlic lured the crowds to the gilroy garlic festival. some coming from out of state. >> this is our vacation so we're here. >> reporter: garlic bread, garlic corn, garlic crab fries. you name it, they have it. >> i'm going to be out here the whole time. i'm going to try anything with garlic in it, i'm going to taste it. >> i like the intense flavors.

my friends say i use too much when i cook. i don't care. >> garlic chocolate, garlic almond. >> reporter: you heard right. some weren't scared to try it. >> it's fine. >> reporter: around 100,000 people are expected to attend through the weekend. a lot tend to head over to watch the show put on by the pyro chefs. >> it's just fun. that's what keeps you having fun. >> reporter: after taking in all the sun, some found relief under the misters. others cooled off where ever they could find shade. paramedics are riding around making sure everyone stay hydrated. >> we hand out waters and make sure they are staying this shade and making sure they are limiting the alcohol intake. that all predisposes people to having a medical emergency.

>> reporter: something that we searched for here was garlic beer. we couldn't find it but what we did find is this is garlic wine. we'll tell you how it tasted and regive you a reaction coming up at 5:00. back to you guys. >> i was hoping for the instantaneous review. we have to wait. >> i wonder if spencer would try garlic wine. >> i might. i've had lots of food containing garlic with wine. wine made from garlic. >> give it a whirl. >> it's all going to end up in the same place. here is a look at live doppler 7. it's above 90. we'll find out in just a second. we're looking at sunny skies over the bay and low clouds and fog building at the coastline. current temperature 63. it's 90 in gilroy. turn it upside down. we have temperatures in our

inland east bay areas. this is the view. lots of blue sky bovr. we'll see today's pattern repeating itself tomorrow. not much change this the range of temperature tomorrow. the warming continues into next week. it's going to be warm quite a bit. overnight look for increasing areas of low clouds. low temperatures will be generally in the mid to upper 50s mump like this

sonoma nationals will be taking place. mostly sunny skies. a high temperature in the low to mid-80s. down in gilroy. 39th annual garlic festival. if you missed the first 38, you'll want to go to the 39th this weekend. it's going the be warm but not really hot there. speaking of heat, notice on sunday it starts to get warmer with high temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 90s in the inland area. monday temperatures continue climbing and tuesday looks like it's going to bring us some august sizzle as the month of august gets under way. we'll see numerous inland locations reaching 100 degrees or higher. next week will bring us a lot of summer sizzle. here is the accuweather sf seven-day forecast. over the weekend not very hot with highs in the mid-90s. we'll see upper 70s. some upper 60s on the coast.

sunday and monday pretty mild there. highs around 70. tuesday and wednesday we'll be very warm days inland with high temperatures near 100 degrees. finally the heat starts to ease a bit on thursday and friday. one thing about this little bump in temperatures is it won't last the entire week. that's okay. >> that's good. >> thank you. gearing up for tonight's big release of the tesla model 3 and why you'll have to wait a while if you haven't already ordered yours. minutes after buying a new car. the owner already has to file an insurance claim. what happened here. taking a live look at our traffic over the sky. not looking good. it's slow in both directions. traffic on the right hand side

power is going to start ramping up. >> flight speed. engines of maximum. >> lift off. >> a capsule is about to dock at the international space station after blasting off today. he rooe the maiden voyage of spacex next big rocket is coming this fall. elon musk announced yesterday that falcon heavy will get its first launch this november. musk says falcon heavy is to further commercialize space travel. in a little more than four hours his electric car company, tesla will deliver the first of

its new model three to 30 customers. it discovered several scars marked to a stage where a special ceremony will take place. tarps covered most of the cars. telsa is hoping the model three appeals to more buyers. if you pre-oddered one now tesla says you'll roeprobably have it the middle of next year. it will show delivery of its event. if you can't be there this person, you can find a link on abc7news.com. imagine seeing something you spent $260,000 on go up this smoke just minutes after you bought it. >> that's what happened to man in great britain. he crashed his brand new car 60 minutes after taking delivery. police say it slid off a road in south yorkshire and caught fire.

they don't believe speed was factor. the driver walked away with broken heart and bruised ego and hopefully intact policy. kevin durant spreading his love. it's confirmed to be the largest basketball lesson. more than 3400 kids took part. stef is in yaz. kd is in india. they are literally global. global team. another shake up at the white house and that's not tend of the controversy. >> i said please don't be too nice. >> who the president thinks

should be roughed up a bit.

#. in the deadly ghostship fire. a judge did reduce his bail to $750,000. laura anthony talking to the family of a berkeley high school grad facie ining terrorism char. they say the charges don't jive with the man they know. reince priebus out as white house chief of staff. president trump tweeted i'm pleased to inform you i named general secretary general f. kelly as white house chief of staff. north korea tested another long range ballistic missile. this one flew horizontally than their previous longest launch. >> reporter: it's the same thing they did after the mistill test on july 4th an it's the response that had little effect.

japan's prime minister conde condemning north korea for launching another ballistic missile test. u.s. officials confirm it was an intercontinental missile that traveled for more than 40 minutes before landing off the coast of japan. the pentagon says the latest missile like previous launches was fired straight into the sky. a top neuroheweapons expert say would allow it to strike inside the u.s. main land. >> this is a clear demonstration of their ability to hit seattle, los angeles, probably even the east coast. >> reporter: that chilling news comes just weeking after north korea celebrated its first successful icbm launch on july 4th. that missile shot some 1700 miles into space and at the time experts warned had the north koreans angled for distance, not height, that could come close to

seattle. president trump has said that north korea would not be allowed to build a missile that could hit inside the continental u.s. >> we have two inexperienced, impulsi impulsive, really untested leaders. the risk is very high that one of those or both might miscalculate. kim jong-un called it a package of gifts prompting an emergency meeting by the u.n. security council urging global and immediate reaction. >> reporter: pentagon officials stress that the u.s. remains prepared to defend themselves and our allies. also mentioned that taking military action is still an option. >> any word on a time line because it starts to get scary

once that become a possibility. >> reporter: there are reports it is possible north korea could have the capability as early as next year. again, president trump in a statement actually released within the hour here condemned these actions and stressed he will not let that happen. the trump administration imposed sanctions on key subsidiarie subsidiaries. it comes after iran's launch of a rocket capable of putting satellite into office. koim the outlook is uncertain for health care following another failed attempt. despite controlling the senate, house and the white house, republicans have struggled to make gootd d on their promise t repeal obamacare. >> reporter: a humbling realization for republicans.

>> i think we have to work in a bipartisan capacity. >> reporter: and finger pointing from president trump who does have a single major legislative victory. >> they should have approve ed held care last night but you can't have everything. they've been working on that one for seven years. can you believe that? >> reporter: through the echoes of protesters who flooded the capitol late thursday. >> we will not give up. >> reporter: republicans coming up one vote short after senator john mccain returned after being diagnosed with brain cancer to cast the deciding vote to kill the bill. leaving their latest attempt to repeal and replace obamacare dead on the senate floor of seven years of ropromises and months of planning. >> that's been the fundamental commitment of republicans in the house, senate and the president. >> reporter: now it's back to the drawing board. this time with more lawmakers open to the possibility of working across the aisle. >> i think at the very beginning

we should stabilize the system. then we should sit down and trade ideas. >> reporter: while republicans are some shifting their focus to tax reform, others are continuing discussions on way forward on health care that can attract more broad gop support. >> i'm still optimistic that we'll have another motion to proceed and ultimately put something on the president's desk. >> reporter: president obama released a statement about his signature legislation. he said there will always be more work to do and congress must demonstrate the necessary bipartisan and police courage to build on the affordable care act. senator john mccain will begin treatment on his brain cancer on monday. his office said he will begin radiation and chemotherapy at the mayo clinic in phoenix. he lans to return to washington after the august recess.

the president spoke at a community college in brentwood, new york. close to where the gang ms-13 as committed a string of murders. he vowed to destroy the gang and deport its members. >> they have transformed peaceful parks and beautiful, quiet neighborhoods into bloodstained killing fields. they're animals. >> the president is also being criticized after joking about police brutality. >> i said police don't be too nice. like when you put something in car and protecting their head the way you put the hand over, like don't hit their head and they just killed somebody. i said you can take the hand away. >> some ms-13 members says the president's attack as well as

policy have helped them claiming people in immigrant communities are afraid to report clirimes t police out of fear of being deported. big change might affect your next vacation. why george clooney is fighting for the safety of his own twin babies. just post some of the hashtag ask finney and i'll answer them in just a little bit. our friday fog looks like it wasn'ts to hang around for the weekend. how will it affect the weather and my speech? we'll find out in a moment.

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here is abc news reporter bryan clark. >> reporter: the long tragic battle of a critically ill british baby has come to an end. baby charlie has died in a hospice just shy of celebrating his first birthday. charlie suffered from rare disease with no cure. he had brain damage and was unable to breathe or move his limbs unaidsed. his parented petitioned the judge to allow charlie to travel to the u.s. for experimental treatment. an american doctor who flew to england determined it was too late. charlie's parents finally

accepting their son would never recover. >> our son is an asbestos luts warrior and we could not be proud of him. we will miss him terribly. >> reporter: british doctors maintained the condition was terminal and any treatment would only prolong the suffering. the fight had gone on since march. sympathy swelled around the world including from the pope and president trump. bryan clark, abc news, new york. >> so sad. actor george clooney is going to bat for the safety of his infant twins. the actor is vowing to sue a french magazine over pictures. the photographer scaled their fence and illegally took pictures of the infants inside ore home. in a statement he says the safety of our children demands that he go forward with a lawsuit. once again i'll point out that fog is expanding along the coastline.

it will start to reach out over the bay which has been the pattern for seven weeks. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. it will be pretty mild. tomorrow will be another day much like today. almost the same temperature range. we'll see fog and low clouds lingering at the coastline where highs will reach in the low to mid-60s. low to mid-90s in the warmest inland locations. it's going to get warmer as we look ahead to next week. i'll use san jose as you are i understand -- as our high temperature trend. the next few days we'll see highs in the low 90s. the heat will peak with highs in the mid-90s and temperature start to drop off going into the latter part of next week. that's what we can expect. here is the seven-day forecast. maybe not the exactly same temperatures but the same pattern. tomorrow mid-90s inland. mid-90s to upper 90s on sunday and monday. the warming peaks mid week next

week. tuesday and wednesday with highs near 100 and see the heat easing thursday and friday. right around the bay we'll see highs in the mid-80s and up to about 70 on the coast. we'll have warm weather across the board. >> we're feeling it. thank you. big changes for smokers. the plan to cut down on nicotine levels in cigarettes. plus. i used to go to sleep with him on my chest and prayed every day for me to make a change. he listened. >> the sweet secret of success. all thanks to an east bay bakery giving a helping hand those in need. i'm michael finney. what can you go if you never cashed or deposited an old

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sugar, flour and second chances. an east bay bakery is getting nationwide attention not just for its delicious desserts but for the people it employs. reggie aqui meets a man who doesn't let a person's past hamper a sweet future. >> reporter: if all you know

about bakers is their treats are tasty. >> this is my favorite cup cake i've ever had. >> that's great to here. >> reporter: the owner is okay with that. there is something else going on here. every cupcake, every cookie made in this richmond facility. >> these are our nutty butters. >> reporter: they all come with the same secret ingredient. the people making them. it's a place of second chances. >> i was kind of using drugs back in the old days. >> reporter: fred has been here since they started in 1993. from the beginning, the mission was to hire people others would not. people with criminal records or substance abuse issues like fred faced. >> i used to go bible on my chest praying every day for me to make a change and he listened. >> reporter: it gave fred a fresh start.

the trouble was the bakery needed one too. >> let's walk into our cake deck rating area. >> reporter: when andrew first saw it seven years ago, the non-profit was in serious financial trouble. >> i fell in love with the mission. i fell in love with the way the bakery touched people oos lives and against advice of family and friends, i decided to buy the business myself. >> reporter: andrew turned it into a for profit business and sales have gone up 18 fold. the staff has grown from 14 to 150. david is one of their newest hires. >> there is the first time in my lifetime that i had a second chance. >> reporter: after ten years in prison, david sent out 100 resum resumes. rubicon was his only job offer. a about a third of the employees share similar challenging backgrounds. >> we have very low attrition to our business.

people stick around. that benefits us. what i try to explain to potential employers this makes business sense. >> reporter: hiring ex-cons, people who have been homeless or struggling with addiction may seem risky but for this bakery owner it's quite the opposite.% he believes a human touch in business makes a delicious difference. andrew also offers no interest loans to his employees. that way they can fix a car or get a bill paid and it won't ruin their lives. just another reason why andrew is one of our abc 7 stars. reggie aqui, abc 7 news. >> that was great story. i'm so hungry now. the you'd like to nominate somebody to be an abc 7 star, you can find the information at abc7news.com/stars. it's time to ask finney. michael finney is asking questions. the first comes from i got a payroll cheng a few

years ago that i did not cash. how can i redeem it? >> by now that state has been turned over to the state's unclaimed property division. the potential is it's sitting there waiting for you the pick it up. go to the website unclaimed.org. there you search by state, city and name. i'll opost a link on abc7news.com. >> where's the best place to find scholarships for college? >> there's several ways to go about this. first check with financial aids and scholarship office at the college you plan to attend. then go to fast web.com. you'll create a free account and it matches you and your portfolio and your ideas and where you want to go to school with scholarships. finally, look at career one

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them less addictive. cutting nicotine levels could make it easier for smokers to quit and avoid getting hooked in the first place. this isn't the first time the fda has discussed the idea. moving forward would be a plmaj step towards the goal. tuesday it will be a new system to reserve campgrounds and lodging in california state parks. the reserve california service allows you to reserve camp sites up to six months in advance. it will be 41 state parks in the system. it's not just whales drawing attention these days. >> it's unbelievable. i can go out there and see an average of 8 to 12 sharks even more a trip. >> why are there so many sharks off the california coast right now. dan is here with a look leads at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the drama over a school field

trip. acting students are heading to scotland to perform but they could come home heavily in debt. the case of the incredible shrinking airline seat. how a judge is weighing in and what it means for passengers. it's the return to have the disneyland railroad. those stories and a lot more at 5:00. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees.

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primetime line up. you can catch shark tank and 20/20 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. the newest attraction for visitors to santa cruz shares the same water as swimmers and surfers but the great white shark image is kind of changing a bit as people get closer to them and learn more about them. abc 7 news reporter takes us out to sea to look at those sharks in a different light. >> reporter: it's a given they that are interested this watching for whales. many like richard are hoping to see something else. >> i'm kind of hoping to see sharks. >> reporter: the same waters off santa cruz where whales have been feeding have become home to a growing cluster of great white sharks. they have been seen only a quarter mile out which means a cement boat. >> they are increasing. last year a bit more and it's unbelievable.

i can go out there and see an average of 8 to 12 sharks even more a trip. >> reporter: she's spent his entire life studying marine life. you can see how a white shark passes underneath posing to threat. it's believer warmer water is attracting them. >> it's easier for them to regulate their body temperature. it's like a low energy modes. they can conserve on energy, eat fish. most of the animals are too small to be feeding on mammals. i've been referring to it as the sark day spa. they come out and hang around. >> reporter: the ability the see sharks and whales brings out cay y -- kayakers. those on the whale watching trip had their opportunities too. >> possibly a tail up there.

going to speed up a bit to see if we can catch up to them. >> reporter: all the passengers are happy now that they have seen some hump back whales. now we're closer to shore and search of sharks. when conditions are right here is what they can see. seaside resident bonn thee brown was on the boat last month and got this underwater video. a dramatic look at an animal seeking to coexist and share the ocean with swimmer, surfers and boaters. >> you can catch them at abc7news.com. get the latest news any time with the abc 7 news app which you can download for free and be sure to enable the push alerts

and know about breaking news where you live. thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. this is the new low hanging fruit for thieves. >> stealing your phone. once place is seeing numbers drop but another not so much. a man charge inside the oakland warehouse fire gets his bail reduced but he's not happy about it. the last rehearsal for these drama students go on trip of a lifetime. some say it comes with too high a price. the big rig on the side of a hill and the good issamaritan w helped pull out the driver. we're live with the tesla launch onagists say will be as big as the iphone. there's great news for smart tone users. theft of the devices are down significantly except in you get on bart.

>> reporter: yeah, and who knows why but it seems that the people stealing these devices on bart may not have heard or know about this new technology called a kill switch. in most cases they are stealing a phone that will be unusable. san francisco has seen the number of smartphone thefts reduced by 50% since 2013 when the number of robberies reached a record high. >> people were getting viciously assaulted for their smartphones. it was snatch and grab robberies. people were getting beaten. >> reporter: that was before the san francisco da's office pushed to have california pass a law in 2014 demanding that the wireless industry install a software