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it happened this summer at a donut shop on new york avenue and months earlier it was ginette oliver's phone. >> i instinctively grabbed for my phone, it wasn't there. >> reporter: stolen from a spot she thought was safe. >> it was taken in church of all places. >> reporter: she said a visitor grabbed it from her purse. >> you want to be palomiwelcomi. it is church. it was gone. >> reporter: they found something we didn't expect. several police agencies report the overall number of phone thefts is actually dropping. as technology allows more owners to brick or lock their phones rendering them inoperative if stolen. but get this, we also discovered that thousands of phone heists still occurring in our area each year are getting more physical. is it scary? >> after the shock woreff >> reporter: marianne harding has never seen the video until now of the moments after a man stole her phone on capitol hill. he hustled off e street and toward a metro train. this didn't happen in the dark of night. >> it was 10:30 on a monday morning. >> reporter: her phone was never recovered. >> i had to pr

powerfully effective in treating dozens of diseases including leukemia, sickle cell, and certain ginetteod is usually thrown away. >> you could really save a life of someone with a fatal disease who had no other options. >> reporter: now new guidelines urge doctors to talk to every pregnant woman about donating. also, patients are encouraged to use public cord blood banks that are free instead of private storage that can cost more than $2,000. >>> will this change the way you counsel your patients? >> he this will definitely change how i counsel patients about cord blood collection. >> reporter: doctors hope it increases lifesaving donations. >> there is no pain whatsoever. the cord blood is collected after the baby is delivered. the cord is cut and clamped. >> it doesn't cost any money. it helps other families like us. >> reporter: making parents more aware that at the beginning of life there is a chance to save another life. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >> bill karins is back with us to tell us how our weekend is going to shape up. bill? >> for some people it is going to be lookin