start. >> and figures out in strategy facebook is benefiting from its relationship with zynga. and even players are switching to mobile devices. jason garut is a chief marketing officer from an advertiseor. >> facebook can succeed through gaming revenue and commerce revenue going forward. so they don't have to relie entirely on advertising. i'm sure the partnership is valuable to them. >> they face other big issues and that could temper its growth. privacy is a major concern. eeman oberman is ceo of spider oak saying facebook needs to address growing concerns in congress and european union over how it monday tieses user data. >> there is information they

use to sell and that is how they make money and that is okay. and i think they have to be very transparent so the end user can make a decision. >> there is one thing certain, expenses have nearly tripled and coming in at just shy of $2 million. much of the money being spent on sales and marketing and administration. >> skm face book reported earnings before the bell, shares ended down again by $2.50 a share. zynga down 37%. a new company from foster city fell 10% today. >> twitter went down again this, morning. the second time in just more than a month. it's raising questions about what is going

on inside of the data centers of the company. and we have a look at the impact. >> richard admits he relies heavily on twitter. >> i tried to log on it and was down. for me that means i wasn't able to interact with friends and colleagues and find out anything new in the world. >> newsrooms are some of the first place that's notice. >> is it down for you? for you? determined yes. waits down for everybody. >> and oh my god, it's not working! >> there is a picture of the web site down, other users got this once familiar page that is less common. >> for us twitter old timers it was down a lot more in the twist. they've done a lot to improve the service. >> and two major outages so close together have folks

concerned about the economic impact. >> i do social media for businesses and i wasn't able to tweet for businesses i work for. i don't think there is a loss of gdp. >> or, maybe we will. this analyst calculated impact given the 100 million active user autos average salaries, who would be online, and say a quarter we're looking at from 10 to $25 million a minute. >> there are trying to get a deal, now they're in trouble. >> same way e mail is not essential 10 or 15 years ago but became an essential part of doing business. >> there is twitter on the early part of the curve. >> the company did issue a statement blaming the outage on a coincidence saying

crashes do happen that, is why there is a back up, unfortunately, they say their primary servers both crash at the same time. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> in east oakland a driver of a stolen suv with two small children crashes into a car, then into a house this, happened on 55th avenue. abc 7 news is there live tonight with the story. nick? >> let me give you an idea of where i am now. i'm east of the 880 freeway on 55th avenue. here, police say a driver of a stolen vehicle crashed, took off on foot and tried to hide and they had to use a helicopter to find them this, view helps illustrate a series of events that force police to lock down this neighborhood and to search for a man they say is responsible for sending

two insy sent buy standers to the hospital. police say they spotted this white lechls use still in and out of berkeley. he got into a short pursuit lasted less than two minutes and this is determine nating over my left shoulder. >> not before this is headed off the road and smashing into this home. and the driver of the stolen lexus wasn't done. police say he jumped out and took off on foot with oak plees getting help from the patrol, sheriff deputies and argus. >> stolin vehicles, they made a shocking discovery. he left his girlfriend and two small children in the car to fend for themselves. >> she did not leave, she stayed with the children. >> sky 7 showed the frighten

woman and an oakland police officer trying to comfort the children. the child seems to reach out to the officer. she quickly responds, picking up and holding the toddler. a short time later the man they'd been looking for was captured and taken into custody. and you can see the owner has repair work. i'm happy to report the children are fine. police tell me the suspect is not cooperating with their investigation. >> police are looking for a person who cull puled a gun on a man riding his bike home from work. and here is what the robber looked like. it happened on the bike path. and if you recognize this man you're asked to call police. and there is a east bay woman arrested for leaving her baby locked in the car while she

went shopping in fremont. other shoppers called 911 when hearing the baby crying. the baby's mother a 33-year-old christina andrews is facing a child endangerment charge. >> san francisco police have arrested a 17-year-old for shooting a 14-year-old in the face. witnesses say the older boy chased down the 14-year-old and shot him saturday afternoon. and he's being charged with attempted murder. >> reports on just how badly oakland's trouble radio was down. officers say one thing about what happened. as abc 7 news explains the city says another. >> this country not built from the top up. >> the president in downtown oakland speaking to an overflow crowd at the fox theater. and and 100 officers were assigned to problem that's could arise. officers say they had problems communicating under two way

radio. >> it just does not work. and it gives either to be fixed or replaced. >> and he says it kept getting worse. >> for 40 minutes officers had a failure. and the problem had gotten worse. >> the new radio system installed only a week ago. with serious crime rising, 20% in oakland city councilman says problems are unacceptable. >> this is whatever it takes we have to do it z everything else doesn't hatter. >> in a news conference, saying the system never failed completely. and that they first heard about it at 10:00 and that is long after the president left.

>> he told me he did not have problems with resources at the time that presidents were here at fox theater. >> they disyou evered the cause at 12:30 p.m. a new cooling system broke down, causing one of the three radio towers to fail. and officials say they were back in service tuesday morning. officials acknowledge there are problems and they say they're trying to find ways to get rid of the glitches and possibly replace it with a completely new system. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> and still to come at 6:00 death of a uc student in an explosive lab accident. we'll look into weather students are getting training they need to handle emergency autos doctors treating this man for a brain tumor. ground breaking techniques they're using to help save his life. >> and you get a paycheck. it's not worth paper printed

on. so who do you turn to?

a mountain lion was shot and killed by deputies after it tried to get into a home. it was discovered in turlock. the owner called after she heard a crash. she assumed she was being burglarized and waited for help. deputies say the front door was broken in, but the house, clear. they noticed a female mountain lion in a tree. it then approached the officer who shot and killed it. authorities say the area is not a known mountain lion habitat. >> and a three-year long labor dispute between high watt

hotels and employees is getting nastier. employees are picketing and calling for a global boycott of the chain, charging high watt with overworking employees. they filed a complaint citing the unions for negotiatitting in bad faith. hundreds of janitors marred through the financial district threatening to go on strike if they don't get a new contract. and that would leave 450 buildings with no one to clean up. in a statement, the association says it's negotiating in good faith and expects to reach a fair agreement. >> a cutting edge technique is helping patients fight a deadly form of brain cancer. and they're delivering them in a grund breaking new way.

>> there is when we've spent the last few days calculating this. >> for a man about to undergo brain surgery he's about as feisty as they come. >> diagnosis is that i'm a crazy old man and have gbm. >> it's a brain tumor returning twice after surgeries so this time, doctors will use an investigational technique to help kill the cancer cell autos we're injecting a virus foot tumor if they're replicating. that is spreading and causes no harm until delivering a pro drug it will be activated when combining with agents carried into cells by the virus. and this challenge so-to-make sure it reaches the entire

tumor. >> this allows to confirm that the virus has been delivered. >> the first images used to place a guidance system called clear point on to the skull that will help surgeons to drill through and reach the tumor. >> there is when he's done there is an image that explores different ways they can travel through the brain and they decided best place to enter would be at this location. >> there is a surgeries guide it into the tumor. >> this is a tumor. there is a contrast agent. >> there is a new technique to

force it into the tumor. >> this is the first to have this virus. >> with it in place, he watches the images from the mri and produces a white dot. >> there is it s bingo. we've demonstrate add built owe convect this into a patient's brain tumor. >> the operating room success means he'll have better odds of containing the tumor and this is giving him the freedom. >> from what do i want out of this? i want to be 32 years old again. >> and they tell us he is doing well and beginning his

regime. the drug was pieo he neared at ucsf. >> moving on to weather forecast. there is coolness in the air. >> maybe one more day then warming up in time for the weekend which is going to please many of, there is an advancing marine layer which is getting deeper, you can see low clouds and fog pressed up across the coastline now and this is pushing inland and how much cooler was today? the average? well, santa rosa with 74 today and there is a date open in san francisco a few degrees cooler. there is 13 and 12 degrees cooler for the average on this

date. so there is a warm up come weekend. 59 degrees in san francisco. and there is 67 in san carlos. 77 in antioch. that is the warm spot. usually warmer at this hour of a july day. low clouds, and fog, and misty conditions will develop overnight. we'll see below average temperatures and there is a warming pattern. time line view this morning to this evening, there is a lots of bhu skies and there is a pocket of cool air continuing owe keep conditions less summer like. for the next 24 hours there is low clouds and fog in many other areas and there is some

drizzle near the coastline. overnight tonight there are temperatures in low 50s which will be cooler then into afternoon there are sunny skies and there are high temperatures into upper 70s there is mid-70s, p 4 redwood city. and there is on the coast, cooler and there is 74 in petaluma. 81 calistoga. 77 nappa. 68 in oakland. there is highs into upper 70s in concord and low 80s. highs into upper 60s to low 70s near the bay. here is the accu-weather

forecast. there is a nice warm up saturday. highs upper 80 and we'll see highs around 90 through next thursday upper 70s to 80 and mid-60s on the coast. >> and reminder downtown abc 7 alarm clock app puts news, weather and traffic every morning you'll find it free under abc 7 news san francisco alarm. >> and check that out. your trip to the beach might never be the same. >> what the city has in mind

a san francisco district attorney decided not to pursue perjury al investigations against mayor ed lee. at everybody yu are statements while testifying at the ethics commission hearing. the mayor said he didn't talk about trying to remove mirkarimi from office and this week, a lawyer said he will ask to question him under

oath. lee denied at investigations. >> when what he was found guilty of is this basis. we have the board of supervisors who have not talked to me about this and will make adjustments on the record whaft ethics commission will produce. >> since they will decide the fate of the sheriff, lawyers for him say any conversation we have with board members is equivalent to jury tampering. >> big changes coming for san francisco's main strip. mayor lee received a final draft of the 40 year master plan for ocean beach calling for narrowing the great highway from a four lane to a two-lane road and there is a highway south of the zoo would be shut down there. is a plan to deal with sand that keeps creeping up. >> in the next month and a half we're going to move a

hundred thousand cubic feet of the sand. >> improvements will get going to create a seamless connection between ocean beach and golden gate park. >> there is more still to come. when he come back a death of a student in a laboratory. our investigation reveals why california is cracking down on lab safety at clenl campus autos there is a national crack down on designer drugs. federal agents rounding up makers of synthetic chemical autos mitt romney's trip to london. why organizers might prefer you just stay hem. the news continue right after this.

good evening, there are thousands of laboratories conducting research at universities. many handle daempk russ and phone shallly deadly chemicals so how safe are the labs? center for investigative reporting found serious concerns about lab safety. just who is watching out for

researchers. >> this lab worker was just 23 when she was burned during a chemical fire in a lab in 2008. her sister remembers visiting after she was rushed to the emergency room. >> when arriving almost 50% of her body was severely burned her hands were burned down to tendons. and her abdominal wall had been burned off. >> sheri died 18 days later. worker says her death highlights ongoing safety concerns at university lab as cross the state. and investigators at cal osha were brought in to look into the accident. cal osha investigators say sheri was working with this bottle of a highly volatile chemical igniting when exposed to air a cording to cal osha she was transfering the chemical using a syringe and

pulled out the plunger. the lab was run by a chemistry professor patrick heran, now facing criminal charges and expected back in court tomorrow. in these audio recordings submitted as evidence he was interviewed. >> did she receive safety training? from what i understand? >> i don't believe she received generalized safety training. i believe my assistant was told that it would not offer for her category per se. >> cal osha determined she had not been taught how to work safely with the chemical. >> did you ever discuss the characteristics of the substance with sheri? >> i didn't. no, not specifically. no. >> did you have fire resistant clothing available for

employees to use? >> not fire resistant clothing. no. >> the center for investigative reporting uncovered seven chemical accidents at labs around the state. and this is including spills at stanford and uc berkeley. cal osha says the way to get employers to take chem seriously is impose penalties including criminal prosecution. and and it is generally only a misdemeanor but california is taking a harder line. the professor facing three felony counts for violating state safety regulations the first time in the united states that a pro growers has been charged with the work place death of an employee. ucla and uc regents are make

of the case. >> we're trying to send a message to employers and industry generally. that this will not be tolerated. >> for other violations uncovered, ucla is contesting another fine for not reporting a previous accident that burn aid graduate student. and since the death, it says it will raise safety standards in labs and implement them on campus autos this chancellor made it clear he wants to see ucla as best in class. we're pufting in a lot of energy into sharing our experience autos he did not respond to interview requests but did defend hip snefl a 2009 letter to "los angeles times" saying sheri was an experienced chemist and

published researcher who performed this experiment before in my lab. her death resulted from a tragic accident and the chancellor vowed to fight what he calls unwarranted criminal charges. the case is being closely watched. >> i think this is a landmark case. >> this is a tsunami throughout academia. i think good things are going to come as a result of this. and that the death will not be in vain. >> her sister flies from boston to los angeles for every court date. >> this doesn't just happen. they happen because several prorlts are very wrong. sheri should not have suffered that way. >> the professor and the

university will be back in court tomorrow if convicted professor could spend up to four and a half years in state prison and ucla could be fined more than $1 million. >> from california to new york drug enforcement agents banned together on a raid of designer drugs and seized $36 million and enough illegal materials to make 19 million packets. they're known as bath salts. and authorities say they can cause health problems and deaths in all 90 people were arrested. >> the latest now on the tragedy in colorado. the movie theater massacre. a judge is keeping the university of colorado at denver from releasing any records about the suspected shooter james holmes. holmes entered the program in

neuroscience there in june but was in the process of dropping out. a judge says releasing the information would impede the investigation. the fbi is examining a notebook sent to a psychiatrist at the school believed to contain detail asks drawings about how holmes planned to kill people. >> they're going to go through it and look for preplanning. >> one of the 12 people killed in the shooting was laid to rest in denver. 58 others are still recovering from injuries. >> there is mitt romney in the center of a fire storm in london after questioning whether londan was ready to host the olympics. romney brought up problem was security and later backed away from the comments saying he expects the games to be highly successful.

>> my experience as olympic organizer is that there are a few small things that end up going not quite right in the first day or so. >> many british politicians are lobbying for what he said. >> mitt romney wants to know whether or not we're ready. he wants to know whether we're ready. are we ready? >> and the prime minister added it's easier to hold olympics in the middle of nowhere apparently a jab at salt lake city games headed by rom nee. his wife, anne has a horse competition in the event but they're moving on to israel and poland before the competition. >> and still coming up a northern california team competing in the transplant

game.

have you ever receive aid paycheck you couldn't cash? it happened to a san jose woman. >> and this is a woman michael helped more than once. >> yes. we've got it taken care of. you may have remembered this story. this 18-year-old worked a summer job at when her paycheck arrived it wasn't any good.

savannah worked in the store last summer, never picking up the check but they sent to it her home that. is where this problem begins. >> it's expired now. and void after 180 day autos the problem it? was dated 8-19-2011 but wasn't postmarked until 4-3-12. >> frustrating. >> so she figured she'd git it reissued and this turned into a challenge. >> we left five messages, sent to payroll and everyone we can get ahold of. >> the hollister people are not easy to get ahold of. >> this public relations

department doesn't take calls from the media. >> and this is just the principal. it's my $100 that i worked for. >> if you're having problems let me know by it. go to abc 7 news.com and click on the link. >> next on abc 7 news robert de niro plays a cycle -- psychic in a spooky new movie.

tonight money matters a big day for wall street. stock prices soared when the head of the european central bank promised not to let the eurocrash. and nasdaq and s and p 500 also did well, jc penny is revamping it's every day

pricing policy. instead of putting merchandise on sale for a month, pennies will slash prices on select it yimdz by up to 30% and bring back clearance sales, ebay going after younger generation telling "wall street journal" the company may allow kids to set aup kts to buy things online, parental permission would be required. >> robert de niro's movie opens tomorrow, it's all about psychics and esp. and it's spooky. >> this are two kind of people out there with a special gift. ones who think they have some kind of power, and the other guys who they we can't figure them out. they're both wrong.

>> an renowned investigator investigating the psychics. they're out debunking scams and a horrible force comes to town. >> can you trust your eyes? can you trust me? >> he cures illnesses and there is an investigation 30 years ago. >> we should investigate now. >> she's gone, he gets creepier, more confusing trying to figure out what some of the images mean. and what gafr as -- began as simple goes bizarre with over the top his stairics by actors. i knew how the film was going to end. i guess i must be psychic.

and it's muddled to the finish. you may ask why such distinguished actors finish the film. the answer is paycheck, paycheck. this is only one thing i can do, that is extinguish the red light. not even a quarter bucket. >> and ouch. >> like you said a little bit good? >> let's update the forecast. >> spencer has got that for us. >> and there lovely conditions this afternoon and there are and and state wide it's interior sections on the coast and here in the bay area there is another day cooler than average, high temperatures into 60s and 70s around the bay.

and here is the accu-weather forecast we do have quite a warm up coming our way and there is high temperatures up to 80s around the bay. >> thank you very much. >> and we want to thank some viewers for liking our facebook page and taking part in the abc 7 sleep train dream campaign. and just go and click the thumbs up button. >> these athletes might look hello?

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what some donors are now key demanding from the sports. >> and we want to explain our policy for covering the olympics. the on the air whenever we have results for an event that has not yet aired we're going to announce a spoiler alert. if you don't want to know there is time to turn away. >> we'll post results on our social platforms for you but you'll have to click a link to see them so you don't accidentally see if you don't want to. and you can follow us on twitter and we won't spoil your olympic fun. >> we'll try not to. >> there is larry beil now. >> and i feel i should double check everything i do first. there is blue jays hit double

digits. a's looking for the first winning streak since 2006. got off to a good start. there is a is an extension on the lead there is a is 27 tied at three. into the sixth, key play, travis snyder with a bust. there is a two run he score on the error. malone now 9-7 and there is a win. giants by the way off today. they will host dodgers in a showdown starting tomorrow night. 49ers veterans reported for training camp today and there

is a one year offer. he admitted he's hoping for a long term deal. and there is red and gold made it to the championship game losing to the new york giants. vernon davis suspects the team to contend for the super bowl. >> i have high hopes and that is something swe are to live up to, as a team. there is a lot of talent and guys here that are capable. >> and 49ers signed leonard davis to a contract. and there is -- he's incredibly huge. 6, 6, 375 pounds. i don't see a lot of fat on that frame. he decided to open goals.

>> and i'm seeing what he can do and they're good, core group. >> and olympic games begin this weekend if london n michigan there is another competition taking place, transplant games. >> this is good woo! >> 22 northern california athletes are training for transplant games. >> this is about heart, soul, fitness. >> the games are for athletes undergone life saving surgeries or bone marrow donation. >> they're honoring families and gifts they gave at the end of our lives. >> and this swimmer struggled

for years but was fort noit receive new lungs. >> i've never been able to breathe like this. i've never known what it's like to breathe like this, i've seen my friends with successful transplants. i knew boy get a chance to be a normal person. it's more than ever expected. >> and five tanny says meeting other recipients is always uplifting. >> this first question is what do you have? i have a kidney. how long? 30 years. 30 years? it was just meeting these people that have had transplants this long gives you hope. >> and thank you, larry. closed captioning services, inc.

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