leanne melendez, abc 7 news >> police raided a body shop today. officers from several agencies descended on the warehouse this morning ininside they found stolen cars and boats. 11 people were arrested. seven on felony warrants. agents seized a pit bull with two puppies police say they've been keeping an eye on the chop shop for a couple months now. >> another pedestrian has been hit a boy hit in the tender loin. we're glad to tell you he's expected to survive. this was the second one just today. interest there is another, yesterday. we are live this, is almost an epidemic in the city. >> it seems that way. one accident was here just in back of city hall. police chief says his department has stepped up enforcement, handing out 43% more tickets this month than last year, all in efforts get a handle on this. a young boy hit on the way to school. we're told he's going to be okay. another is not so lucky. police are looking for the driver of a dark-colored suv who took off after slamming into a man at van ness and grove the collision happened just bef

abc7 news reporter leanne melendez on how he hopes to convince companies to work with the government. >> >> reporter: hackers stole information of 40 million cards. this cyber theft hurt sales and target earnings. the state attorney general says california businesses and agencies experienced 300 data breeches during two years. personal information after kts have been exposed. >> people are frayed to shot shop. it's just has many knock down affects. >> head of the fbi was in san francisco to meet with staff and attend the conference where everything is information security related. his mission is to bridge the gap. it's no secret private companies are not keen on sharing information with the government. >> they're able to align security strategies saying next time, it's not going to happen. so they can approve in oerm companies >> saying working and sharing information will help predict and prevent attacks also criticizing those businesses that don't admit data breeches he says sharing information pays off. >> we worry are we going to lose a competitive edge? we have to look beyond tha

that is where leanne melendez is live. >> santa clara county relies a bit on supply.from going to 5% to 0 that, is about 10,000 fewer households served by this water district. water district gets 40% of the water from state and federal supplies now, the state says kit not afford to give away water to santa clara county. people experiencing the drought say this makes matters worse. >> this population is >> the federal government expected to be very low, leaving water district here to relie on its own water resources like the ten reservoirs. and it's underground water supply. >> are we still able to deliver and meet