live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. this stunning video of an attack on two caltrain attackers in mountain view helped to break the case because of social media. >> good morning, investigators say the suspect is 22-year-old woman of mountain view. nick is in mountain view. the sheriff accident sent out a tweet asking for information. >> absolutely. today we have new information about the way sole media was used to help with the

investigation. >> i got on twitter and put a tweet and i said, we are looking for this person, you may have video involved in a crime. >> the response to the san mateo county received after asking anyone with information come forward was overwhelming. >> amazingly, in minutes, everyone was re-tweeting it and i checked the numbers today with followers it went out to 100,000 people. >> 22-year-old woman was arrested after police say she assaulted two caltrain employees. seriously injuring one. a woman replied with a link that shows the confrontation that was captured open video and posted on instagram. >> people reached out to us. >> look at this scene. the confrontation started on the train and moved to the platform. san mateo county sheriff say the conducters are trying to get the woman, who appeared drunks east train at 8:30 on saturday night. can you see her hitting the

conductors with a backpack. the miami conductor pushes her and she falls on to the sidewalk. >> we got more than one video and people who were there and didn't know they looking for witnesses. >> the suspect was arrested for assault. it is the first time they have used social media to slicist information. >> for crime solving purposes, it was perfect. >> the suspect was not justly injured but the female caltrain operator was hospitalized with a mild concussion and released yesterday afternoon. >> that is correct you, we have breaking news from san francisco this morning where a person has died in a possible hazardous materials situation. police say they were doing a welfare check and they found a man dead in his home. they still have in word on what has been found at the home to trigger haz-mat concerns.

residents have been evacuated from the building at 43rd avenue that now is closed between geary boulevard and clement street. >> part of interstate 780 is shut down. two vehicles were involved in a crash on 780. it is a terrible scene east of glen cove this morning at 9:00. c.h.p. section one driver made an unsafe late change and that caused the crash. one person suffered moderate injuries. we are awaiting more information. >> san francisco police are searching for the driver of a car that crashed into cliff's variety store. this mercedes smashed into the store shortly after 4:00 this morning. the witness said a passerby helped the driver get out of the car. the driver was dazed and ran out.

>> a lot of people in. it could be a few hours. we may not be open right away. >> the owner says the damage is all on the outside. the merchandise inside looks okay and police believe the suspect is injured. >> brace yourself for more hot water especially inland. it could be warmer today then it was heard. yesterday was mighty hot. we are looking at the forecast with leyla gulen. >> good morning, the high pressure is moving down on the bay area as we speak. in the south beach camera looking at at&t park we seeing in but sunshine and high wispy clouds and quiet as far as radar. we don't have any clouds in the forecast, mostly sunshine, and we have calm winds but some gusts are pick up in fairly. it is mostly still crass the bay area which is also tripping to the we heat wave. here is our current temperature in san francisco, 73 in the area

east of van ness and 64 in presidio and the rest of the bay area is 92 degrees in walnut creek and i will have the future forecast straight ahead. >> we will see you then. >> new this morning, the united states supreme court sides with the hobby lobby craft store chain despite the affordable obamacare mandates some, coulds don't have to provide birth control coverage for employees if it is against their religious beliefs. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with reaction. >> the justification advertises ruled 5-4 in favor of hobby lobby saying closely held companies do have religious rights that exempt them from paying for certain kinds of contraceptive. this is called a great day for religious freedom and the white house says this isn't over. >>ed supreme court recognized american families do not lose fundamental rights when they open a family business.

>> hobby lobby is owned by the green family, devout southern baptists who, ad obamacare mandate they provide insurance coverage for all forms of birth control violated their religious rights. >> the victory is important not just for families live the grown family -- green family but the little sisters of the poor and all americans who seek laws according to their conscious. >> hobby lobby covers 16 types of we contraceptions but they object to four types because they consider them to be forms of abortion. >> supporters of the law argue a woman should be able to decide what type of contraception she uses not her boss. the white house spokesman says that congress should take action to assist women affected by the decision. >> president obama believes women should make personal health care decisions for themselves rather than their boss. today's decision jeopardizes the

health of women who are employed by the companies. >> minority leader 19 employees agrees treating the supreme court of the united states took an outrageous seven against women's right setting a precedent that permits we corporations to choose which laws to place. legal analysts say no one should overreact, saying don't overread hobby lobby, the court makes clear women can get coverage and it is not opening the door wide to religious planes. >> hobby lobby has 500 stores and employs 15,000 people with locations in antioch, concord, and morgan hill. the supreme court upheld the california law that bans counseling in converting sexual orientation of gay members. a group challenged the law saying it violated the free speech license of licensed counselors and patients but the 9th circuit court of appeals agreed with lawmakers that efforts to change sexual

orientation were outside the scientific main treaty and have been rejected for good own reason. the supreme court justices let the ruling stand. >> the supreme court also refused to hear the case of a local oyster farm facing cloture and did not comment but let left in place rulings against drake's bay oyster company that operates on the point reyes national seashore. the secretary declined to renew the lease when it expired in 2012 says the water of the area should be returned to wilderness status. >> san mateo county sheriff is warning the community about an increase in burglaries in the area. they have taken place throughout the peninsula, south of highway 92. investigators say the burglaries enter through unlocked doors, ones and garages and most of them knock on the front door first to make sure no one is home. ought criminals can be opportunists and they will go and look for the easy access house and they will burglarize

that house. >> the sheriff is also asking the country to be vigilant and report any suspicious circumstances especially people they see knocking at the door. >> we have much more ahead on abc7 news including frightening moments for california-bound passengers after a safety chute inflates need the plane in midair. >> a congressman was caught on vi

>> we are breaking news from israel. tv stations are reporting that three israeli teens kidnapped in the west bank have been found dead. large numbers of directly forces have moved into the west bank as part of a search for the teaches. the teens were kidnapped early this month and have not been heard from since. israel accused members of hamas of being behind the an dictions. >> a passenger on a united airlines flight from chicago to orange county said it was the scary flight after an emergency flute deployed in midair. the passenger tweeted this photo of the slide filling the back of the 737 last night. the pilot declared an emergency and diverted to wichita, kansas, where the plane touched down safely. no one was hurt, but nerves were rattled. >> we heard a "pop," and looked

back and you could see the slide inflated like an airbag. >> captain said we have a little problem and started nosing us down for a place to land. >>the plane is now being inspected to figure out what caused the slide to inflate. passengers completed the trip to southern california on conducting flights. >> the embattled louisiana lawmaker better none as the "kissing congressman," has changed his mind and will run for re-election after all. the congressman says he has the blessing of his family and will take his chances with voters in november. the married politician who ran on a platform of faith and family apologized for a personal failure after he was shown kidsing an aide in the congressional office a couple of months ago. g.o.p. leaders have pushed for him to resign but he has refused. >> leyla gulen is here for mike and she will have the forecast. >> you can kiss the cool temperatures goodbye.

summer is in full swing. this is where you want to be if you want to come off, a look from the sutro tower camera to the golden gate bridge with temperatures in the presidio in the mid-60's. we will see some triple digits inland and parts of the north bay. holiday forecast is. diagnose up. >> thank you, plus, the newest part of oakland's emergency system and how it will help police respond faster. >> britain's prince harry breaks out the dancing shoes and kids got him to bust a move

covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> this morning, after several high profile problems with police radios and emergency phone systems over the past few years, the city of oakland is taking the wraps off of a new 9-1-1 system that is supposed to be faster and more reliable. amy hollyfield has more. >> they have a new renovated 9-1-1 center. oakland is still one of only cities in california that cannot accept 9-1-1 calls from cell phones. here is a look need at the new from and what they do have. city officials remain proud to announce dispatcherring have ergonicalling correct work stations and they can all see. before they had to walk over to the one laptop to see spot shotter so this is now much easier to see and they can communicate what they see to the officers who are on the streets.

the mayor says this is all a long were time coming. >> the 9-1-1 center, our communication center has been one of the theys we have wanted to work on. if we had not improved the technology nor a decade and all of us are on old equipment from cell phones to different reporting devices so you can imagine the changes that have ice tannen place. >> the new center is not accepting cell phone calls. those will still go through the c.h.p. because they don't have the staff to handle the increased number of cells that cell phones create. they have ten job openings in oakland for dispatcher. the mayor says the project costs $750,000 and said it was on budget and on time. >> thank you, amy. muni drivers are getting details on a new contract today, and operators unions announce that

negotiators and the san francisco municipal transportation agency reached an agreement. early this month workers staged a sickout over part of the contract that would force operators to pay part their pension. the ruin is talking about details with the members today. >> now a check on the forecast. leyla gulen is here for mike this morning and it is going to be a searcher. >> it is. cooking inland, and in parts of the north bay, as well, and it will stay the same for the rest of the bay area. toward the san pablo bay we have a small craft advisory and we are seeing the gusty of our winds but pretty much it is calm just about everywhere else. live doppler 7 hd shows we have thin wispy high clouds bearing to the east and it is really not going to filter the sunshine too much and as we look from our roof camera you can see how sunny it is in san francisco along the embarcadero and we are starting to see the flags unfurred and not doing much to

cool us down. in san francisco we are at 74 in oakland and 75 in can lows and mid-80's for the south bay and 63 at half moon bay. because of the ridge of high pressure that is off to the coast, in fact, that will bear down and for the most part, all across california, we will experience very high temperatures. look at this, we have 111-degree temperatures, 112 now in palm springs and 79 in los angeles, and 102 in yosemite. at home expect the temperatures to soar especially in the south bay and the inland areas. right now 93 is the high in san francisco and 90 in sunnyvale and along the peninsula and 90 degrees in redwood city and 59 at pack can and in san francisco, sunshine and 75 degrees. in the north bay, 104 degrees, and 1999 -- 99 in calistoga.

86 in san leandro and fremont is 85 and more of the triple digit temperatures, the same for tomorrow while the rest of us cool ever so lightly. the full seven-day forecast is just moments away but as you can see overnight, fog is coming back along the coast and bringing in increasing clouds cover and we will be in the upper 50's to lower 60's to the bay area. the seven-day outlook shows it is going to be hot today so be prepared and pack the sun screen, drink plenty of water, limit your outdoor activity and as we start to head into tomorrow the mid-work week, we are seeing the temperatures dropping down but it is dry for the fourth of july holiday and only for the temperatures to climb back up for the weekend. >> >> i notice the weathers changes the look of the sky and it is hazy. >> hazy. that going to bun off, and cloud cover will congress back.

>> thank you. >> team u.s.a. is ready for the match tomorrow against belgium in the world cup round of 16. watch parties are planned all over including the civic center plaza in san francisco. the united states has advanced to the second round a generous group of donors are underwriting the cost of the big screen being left up there. the original plan was to bring it back only for the semifinals and finals but today's games are not being televised at civic center plaza but are live on espn. coming up today at 11:00 o'clock p.m., germany and algeria and tomorrow argentina and switzerland and team u.s.a. takes on bell medium at 1:00 o'clock on espn. >> prince harry put open his dancing shoes to bring smiles to children in chile and sang and danced during a visit to a center no children with special needs. during his trip to chile the prince was visiting a family on wednesday and he noticed the tv

wasn't working so he works with the wiring a little bit and caught a signal just in time to watch chime play brazil and the world cup. >> cough it up, really, the family dog returns a missing wedding ring that was gone for six years

general motors will not limit the amount of money it will pay to those injured if crashes as a result of faulty ignition switches. g.m. recalled 2.5 million small cars and they also admitted they knew for years the car switches could shut off the engine and cause drivers to lose control of their cars. g.m. linked 13 deaths to the problem. the trial lawyers and lawmakers say wrong of deaths and injury claims could total in the hundreds. coming up at 4:00, severe penalties among bay area county for people using too much water. and it is not just a fine. >> what could be bags of cash at 5:00, the fight in sacramento on how ten cents could add up to $1 billion. >> and in wisconsin a dog named tucker has coughed up something precious. >>the owner lost the wedding ring six years into never thought she would see it again

but last week tuck are ate a whole popsicle and with the help the veterinarian he coughed it up. >> two days later, the wedding ring came back up, too, and the vote says the popsicle may is dislodged the ring and there are no more treasures hidden in tucker's bull let. we don't know if they had another popsicle to celebrate. >> at least tucker is okay and the ring is become. >> exactly. from all of us at abc 7, thanks for joining us. leyla gulen will tell us quickly about this -- the beach. at this timeing nice there in the mid-70's.

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