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Officials are saying so far. Reporter this all happened at James Lick Middle School police are still here and there are Fire Departments and medical crews that have been in and out. We do not see was the mass casualty bus that was but in to evaluate students. School and fire officials have said 10 students became sick after ingesting something. What that is, is still unknown but they are checking for edible marijuana. The 10 students are in nonlife threatening condition although one student is considered critical but nonlife threatening. The others are less severe earlier we heard from the San Francisco Fire Department. At about 1 20 this afternoon the Fire Department received a 911 phone call from James Lick Middle School indicating they had students the possibly were under the effects of an adjusted substance. Our first initial dispatch units arrived on scene and determined they had three patients and that number throughout the last hour grew to eight total is a total of 10 victims.

Transcripts For KPIX KPIX 5 News At 11pm 20150211

General are down. Thieving were taking this home and realizing they could not put the phone to use. Reporter those phones once worth big bucks on the street are now worth bupkus thanks to the fix that turns the stolen phone into pretty paperweight. That was shot here at the corner of seventh and market which just a few years ago was the epicenter of the stolen phone black market. We saw the apple markets theft slow down quickly. Reporter the statewide kill switch law goes into effect. As the smartphone moving from calling and texting device to lifeline. It contains so much personal data. Banking data. Medical data. There is so much there that can have such a bad impact. If somebody else gets access to it. Reporter in san francisco, andria borba, kpix5. So overall, really good news if you have a smartphone, but not so great news if you have a car. Turns out car break ins are up in san francisco. Way up. The theory is the thieves have moved onto another easy crime of opportunity. And, th

Transcripts For KPIX KPIX 5 News At 11pm 20150211

Tonight dramatic new evidence that the crackdown. Is live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. The smartphone theft epidemic is over. Tonight, dramatic new evidence that the crackdown is working. Lots of thieves have basically given up. They are no longer stealing your smartphones. It is too much of a hassle. The official numbers come out tomorrow, but andria borba has the story tonight. Reporter over and over again. For years, thieves violently attacked people for their smartphones. These days, it is not happening nearly as often. San francisco District Attorney George Gascon says that the kill switch is killing a crime epidemic. He says iphone thefts are down 40 in San Francisco since the kill switch entered the iphone 6 and smartphone thefts in general are down. Thieving were taking this home and realizing they could not put the phone to use. Reporter those phones once worth big bucks on the street are now worth bupkus thanks to the fix that turns the stolen phone int

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