abc7 news begins with breaking news. special operation forces capture the suspected ringleader in the benghazi terror attack that killed a united states ambassador from the bay area. good morning, i am kin christian. >> that claimed the ambassador to libya and three other others at the united states consulate. >>the attorney general holder says the arrest of the suspected leader of the attack on the embassy in benghazi represents a significant milestone in the efforts to ensure justice and proves the u.s. government will

respond any effort necessary to pursue terrorists who harm united states citizens. for some, justice has taken too long. >> the attack at embassy in benghazi, libya, 9/11, 2012 was overwhelming. it was concluded 60 people with ties to al-qaeda attacked the consulate while the ambassador steven was inside. he and these others were killed no suspects have been arrested, captured or killed. the suspected leader, khattala was captured in libya in a law enforcement operation involving special forces and the f.b.i., a special team of united states interrogators questioned him in an attempt to get intelligence. this arrest comes after the obama administration and the state department headed by hillary clinton endured criticism from the lawmakers and the public for failing to calm anyone involved. journalists have done face-to-face interviews with khattala but the u.s. government has not been able to find him

until now. christopher stevens family ignored the storm that will forked his death and remembering his legacy, a library at piedmont high school was dedicated to the bay area anywayive where he graduated in 1978. today, a page has turned in the investigation into his death. khattala faced criminal charges on three couples with possibility of additional charges in the coming days and will end up in a federal court in washington, dc. khattala faced the death penalty if convicted. senator no one stein released a statement on the capture of khattala saying "the united states and libya are both safer now that khattala is east streets. i fully support the administration's of thes to gather intelligence from khattala and prosecute him in federal court." >> developing news in iraq, police and hospital officials say ten people are dead and 25 injured after a car bomb went off in iraq's capital.

heavy clashed have erupted in a city 45 minutes from baghdad. a regional war is developing in the middle east and militants from islamic state in iraq in syria or isis continue to fight for creating an islamic state extending from syria to iraq. breaking news in san francisco, portrero hill police are searching not killers of a man after a shooting this morning. the shooting took place before 10:00 at 25th and connecticut streets much it is if a public housing development. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital but he was pronounced dead. the victim appears to be in his 30's. fremont residents are weighing in on a police proposal putting crime protection against privacy concerns. the plan will go before the city council tonight and our reporter is in fremont with the story. amy? >> police say most of the burglaries here in fremont are committed by out of towners and they say imagine if they had

cameras posted at on-ramps that would take a parting shot of the criminal as he heads out of town. >> fremont homeowners like them. 250 of them have surveillance cameras and registered them with the police department allowing officers access to the video. now, police want some, too. they will ask the city council tonight to spend $300,000 on cameras to be placed throughout the city with an emphasis at 880 on-ramps in the hopes of capturing pictures of criminals and their license plays as they head out of town. >> anything to help the police crime is out-of-control. >> most support the idea. some are raising privacy and abuse of power concerns and one doesn't like the camera idea and he didn't like our cameras. i think cameras are stupid.

concerns about privacy and how the information will be used. there is also concern for the confident. police say that it is little intrusion for significant gain. mosten we met grows. >> i don't think it is an invasion, just if we are driving obtains freeway. it would be different if it was in the bathroom or something. >> it is a good tool. to me. i don't have a problem if the government puts in surveillance video, on myself, for instance. you have nothing to hide. i have no problem. >> the meeting is tonight at 7:00. police officials are in a staff meeting right now preparing for it and the city is still expecting comments on the web site. we have provided a link on our page at abc7news.com. go there if you would like to add your opinion.

live in fremont for abc7 news. ought c.h.p. is asking those who may have witnessed a hit-and-run accident on westbound 580 to come failure. it took place at 11:25 yesterday morning west of grant line road and left a 25-year-old woman with major head injuries. c.h.p. says the woman was in a toyota pickup and was hit by a dark-colored vehicle going about 80 miles per hour. the impact sent the woman's pickup across several lanes before rolling down an embankment. >> happening now a committee will vote on a prepared law to toughen punishment for juveniles convicted of sex crimes requiring a mandatory two-year sentence for juveniles convicted of assaulting unconscious or disabled victims. the law is named after 15-year-old audrie pott a student at saratoga high school who committed suicide after being sexually assault asked her ordeal exposed on social media teens received 30 to 45 days in

juvenile hall. her family says that is enough. some say the bill should focus on prevention and not punish m. >> a bill speeding up the processing of rape kits is heard by the senate public safety committee today. the bill was proposed that requires law enforcement to forward rape kits to laboratories in ten days. laboratories will need to process the kits and enter dan information into a national database in 50 days. this is after we unof cod thousands of untested rape kits on police shelves across the area. >> san francisco 49s are responding to a letter accusing them of leaving out minority-owned businesses in new stadium construction with the 49ers changing the way they doing business. our reporter joins us outside the stadium in santa clara to palestinian. nick? >> the organization says that they are committed to ensuring more diversity as far as

contracts go at the stadium. according to our media partner, the mercury news, what happened is the 49ers say they are changing the way they handle their contract bidding process to include more diverse workforces. last april, a civil rights group sent an open letter to the 49ers accusing them of shutting out minority-owned firms when they were handing out contracts. the 49ers say after receiving the letter, the team order the main contractor to re-open bids on johns that had not started. that opportunity led to a black-owned firm winning a multimillion dollar contract to provide all the furniture for the stadium. some have praised the changes, a san francisco lawyer for civil right said that even after the negative publicity he estimates that minority firms only received 2 percent of those contracts. the team and top contractors are quoted in the paper as explaining how some were left out of the process saying the possibility of hosting super bowl 50 led them to rush the

hiring process in order to complete the massive 1.2 billion stadium on time. >> we have called into the minority stadium and the 49ers organization and we expect to hear from both today. of course, we will update you on our website at abc7 news co. thank you. happening now in sack machine to lawmakers are considering two bills to impose new insurance rules for ride share services. >> this morning, dozens of uber and lyft drivers held a rally at state capital to. lawmaker to reject the bills. assembly woman from concord wants to require $1 million in insurance coverage when drivers have the yap open to see who is looking for a ride much the other bill requires such companies to carry the same coverage 24/7 as regular taxis. >> next, how team u.s.a.'s win on the world cup scene is kicking up interest in the sport

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score! that is the sound of excitement. team u.s.a. beat ghana, the team that beat them out the last two world cups. the first goal was scored 30 seconds into the game, revised from 29 seconds, the fifth fastest goal scored in a world cup match. also, officials today confirmed that dempsey broke his nose. in the end, the united states came out on top 2-1 and the hero substitute player john brook revealed he had dreams about scoring this in the 80th minute the he was off. it came in the 86th minute. team u.s.a. beat ghana and demand jumped for the next game with tickets that were $90 to

$105 sold for $200 to $500. >> and a website provideed a map showing twitter activity before the tie was broken and the huge surge in tweets representing this white after brooks scored the winning goal. the only parts lit up are the great plains and rocky mountains. and some desert. >> the hype is sparking interest in soccer in the bay area. we caught up with some kids and teens taking part if a, soar clinic san francisco. it was hosted by the san francisco viking soccer club. the coach wilson said the united states win over ghana has kids very excited about their game. >> absolutely. you are always looking at players to find an interest and the world cup brings it and the passion if a city like san francisco with so much culture and influence from all over the

world, it brings more passion to the city. coach wilson says he saw new faces show up yesterday including a young lady deck now a usa jersey. you can catch two more games today on espn at noon our time with brazil take on mexico and at 3:00 russia takes on south korea and this week, belgium plays russia and south korea days on am -- algeria. you do not have to miss a moment because we let you view your map on the matter attorney or tablet on commuter through abc. >> harrison ford is on the men but it will take two months to get back to his role in "star wars." the 72-year-old actor is out for eight months while he refers from a broken ankle suffered on the set last week. he was hit by the door while

shooting. filming. continue but major shift in scheduling are picketed. episode seven is scheduled for release in december of 2015. >> the future could give people who hate going to the distance a new reason to smile with a pain-freeway to take care of your cavities. researchers if london are working on a procedure that uses low contributecy electric current to help teeth repair themselves. it can put an end to the dentist drill and fill inif the cavity is found in the early stages. the new treatment replaces minerals lost in decaying it could be in the dentist's office in three years. meteorologist mike nicco is outside, now, with a look on the weather. good morning, everyone, from the broadcast center, you can see behind me the winds are not

so fast as yesterday and they were quiet here in downtown san francisco. high pressure coming and it will be a warming friend. i will tell you how long it will last in the seven-day forecast? >> thank you, the bay area city putting the brake on tour buses and will it give residents a piece of mind they are looking for? >> and what can come with your next order from online order from

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worry about tour buses clogging the streets in sausalito with new rules cracking down on where tour buses can drive and how they use the loudspeakers. the tour buss fill the small city and cause traffic jams on the two-lane streets. starting july 10 buses have to leave from the north end rather than climbing alexander avenue back to 101 and that is something that operators already do voluntarily. amazon could be getting into the phone business tomorrow. several tech websites are reporting the retail giant will unveil the new smartphone tomorrow and it will be an at&t exclusive. sources say the long await smartphone will include tracking technology and 3-d technology that is not needed to have special glasses. and beautiful golden gate bridge back here. which part of it? i should know. >> that is the museum.

>> gorgeous. >> and it is beautiful everywhere in the bay area and meteorologist mike nicco is outside. significantly warmer in map areas. that is because of the winds not being so strong and high pressure coming in and calming our weather and, also, bring us a. wary air mass. let me show you the lack of wind with live doppler 7 hd you can see we less than ten miles per hour in most areas and fairfield is 13 and half moon bay at 12 and it is coming from the northwest and it is the northwest wind that is taking all of the clouds away from the coast and we have just about total sunshine and you can see the thunderstorms from yesterday around lake tahoe, they are moving off to the east and the winds are calming so the fire threat is starting to drop. napa is the same as 24 hours ago and the rest of us are two to seven degrees warmer. if you are headed out, here is what to expect in the next few minutes: mid-to-upper 60's around the bay shore and san jose and 73 in los gatos and a lot of low 70's in the east bay

valley, so 75 in fair, and 73 in santa rosa and 59 is the cool spot in half moon bay. not a "spare the air" day, not humid, a little bit of pollution as the atmosphere is compressed and stabilizeing by the high pressure and lack of wind. not expecting the pollution to be out of hand but not so breezy. mini warming friend and close to average temperatures through the week. at the bridge, it is picture-esque. temperatures are around three to 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. the area of low-to-upper that brought us the fall-like conditions yesterday moving on, pulling away, and high pressure is moving in and you can see another big system to the north and west of that and it will keep that high produce only around for a couple of days with the cooling for the weekend. todays mid-to-upper 70's to the south and morgan hill and gilroy and los gatos and low-to-mid 80's and to the boardwalk, sunshine and 70 in santa cruz,

and 70 in mull braille and we have mid-60's along the coast and nearly 70 in downtown san francisco and upper 70's to low 80's through the north bay valley and money 70 along the east bay shore and as we head into the east bay rally, low-to-mid 80's and closer to where they should be compared to yesterday. if you headed to the game, it will be cool, starting off at 66 at 7:00, and the a's take on the rangers and we will drop to 60 and keep dropping into the low-to-mid 60's with cloud cover along the coast. the seven day forecast, tomorrow, the warmest day in the forecast, and, then, thursday, throughen month, in the low-to-mid 80's inland, mid-70's around the bay and low 60's along the coast and we will have low clouds in the o, high clouds in the afternoon, and it will be dry all seven days of the forecast and summer officially started saturday morning. won't feel like i, it will fee comfortable. >> next, something a local college student did is getting

the attention of someone special: the white

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it. >> everything you need for summer will not cost you a thing. we show you the way on abc7 at 5:00. love this story. a young lady from east palo alto is in washington, dc, this morning, being honored at an event called "champions of change." the 23-year-old was featured in the youtube video brought to the united states from mexico by her parents when she was four. today she is a student at a community college in redwood city and was honored at the white house. she is the third from the left starting her own website to educate her community about scholarship opportunities available to them. she works for the girl scouts of america. >> very proud.

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