"today in the bay's" george kityama shows us this brazen crime. >> this surveillance video shows a manalking past a toyota camry. the dealership left the car running to charge its battery. the thief hears the hum of the engine, turns around and goes back to the car and looks inside to see if anyone is there. after he checks to see if the hood is closed, he gets into the car and drives off. >> i'm very sad. i am just speechless. never happened to me before. i hope it doesn't happen to anybody else. >> reporter: the camry was gone in less than 60 seconds. >> it didn't even take a minute, somebody stole the car while i was working with a customer. >> reporter: minutes later, police say the thief was driving at high speed and blowing through red lights. when he got to the intersection of first and san carlos, officers say he crashed into this white car. >> i saw somebody hit this car and this car hit the pole. the car and the pole went straight up in the air. >> reporter: the signal lights fell with a thud in the intersection. the victim's car landed on the ground so hard, the trunk popped

george kityama reports that 50 patients are waiting to find out if they were exposed to hiv. >> we arewriting because we have concerns about your health. >> reporter: and a phone call from valley medical center telling her she may have been exposed to an infection during one of the procedures. >> i think i sat on the couch for about an hour, kind of paralyzed. just thinking to myself, what? >> a sterile glove was put over it. >> reporter: valley medical center says it used a sterile sheath-covered probe during primarily breast biopsies in 63 patients. >> one patient we found that after it was returned for cleansing that there was some fluid that was still on the probe. >> reporter: doctors are looking into whether there was a tear or a hole in the sheath that caused the fluid or blood to go on to the probe. >> we want to reassure the patients that the risk of any type of exposure to fluids is very, very small. but, again, the safety is our paramount emphasis that we want to emphasize here. >> my souvenir from the station. >> reporter: for this woman, it's another medical obstacle she h