>> announcer: live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ i know i'm going to jail for life, all right? i understand that. >> a heartbreaking moment streamed live on social media. >> a young woman is now accused of killing her teenage sister in a car accident and streaming it online. investigators are in disbelief. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we begin with new details on that wreck involving sisters from stockton. >> tonight the parents of the driver say she needs help. her 14-year-old sister died in friday's crash. to night we're hearing from the teen's friend who survived the crash near loss banos. >> lilian kim is here with the story. >> reporter: they were both in the back seat, manuela survived by jacquelin did not. a tragic car crash made even more tragic that it was being

live streamed by the person who was behind the wheel. >> she wasn'teik l everybody else. like she was just funny and she would be funny -- she didn't even need to try. >> reporter: manuela seja only suffered cuts to her legs but she lost her friend she met seven months ago on instagram, the same social media platform that captured the crash live for everyone to see. she and jacquelin were in the backside as jacquelin's older system obdulia sanchez was driving. obdulia ended up losing control. the car rolled into a bashed wire fence and ended up in a field near los banos. the girls in the back were not wearing seatbelts and were eject. even then live streaming continued. >> i know i'm going to jail for life. i understand that. i know i killed my sister. this is the last thing i wanted to happen, okay? all right. i don't [ bleep ] care though.

i'm going to hold it down. >> reporter: obdulia is now in the merced county jail on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. her parents vn spoken to their 18-year-old daughter but have seen the video. >> what i feel, she feels about herself, she killed her own sister. >> reporter: although obdulia spoke in the moments after the crash to anyone who was watching, she is currently refusing to talk to chp investigators. lilian kim, "abc 7 news." and someone opened fire on a car on highway 242 in concord. it happened saturday night near concord avenue. the victim wasn't hurt but a bullet shattered his car's rear window. he says a man in a mercedes was driving erratically, stopped on the shoulder of the road and fired when he drove by. tonight a father is being accuse chd of leaving his 16 day old infant is a city parking lot. police sent out the image of the

abandoned baby carrier at the shopping center. some barber shop employees found the infant and called the police, the plits arrested daniel mitchellment of child endangerment and possible possession of cocaine. a long-time nanny caught assaulting a baby last october was sentenced to one year in alameda jail for 44 year olding rid perez. she is also barred from working as a caretaker. perez was arrested after the boy's parents showed police video of perez hitting, slapping and throwing the boy. to an i-team exclusive interview with held of the san francisco fbi. that interview and federal court recordings just obtained give chilling details about a man who prosecutors say support isis. >> reporter: 22 year old was born in lodai, lived at this west oakland complex at the time of his arrest.

he was communicating online with a confidential source working with the fbi, prosecutors say planning attacks on behalf of isis. the i-team obtained reports from his november hearing. he wanted to start a huge fire near the area he lived, and he specifically mentioned the berkley hills as potential target. >> reporter: one of several violent plans. the fib of the fbi san francisco office tells me the vast majority of tips that come in each year don't pan out, but agents move on this wone quickl >> this was very serious, top priority for the office for better part of a year. >> reporter: police say amer sinan alhaggagi spoke about plans to start fires in san francisco, sell cocaine laced with rat poison and he downloaded a bomb making manual on to his computer. >> and he told confidential source number one, i live close to san francisco, that's like the guy capital of the world. i'm going to handle them, lol, i'm going to play a bomb in a

gay club, by god i'm going to tear up the city. >> reporter: amer sinan alhaggagi took an undercover agent on a tour of the bay area, and he wanted to plant backpack bombs at the door. the undercover agent arranged a storage year where he agreed to take supplies for the plot. he showed up with three backpacks at one meeting to supposedly obtain bomb. amer sinan alhaggagi applied for a job with the oakland police department. >> if he was unable to make bombs himself his intent to was to work for the police department. in that context he said, i'm going to redefine terror. >> reporter: oakland police were aware of the investigation so there was no chance of him getting a job. he was drawn into online discussions on which he did not intend to take actions according to friends. >> how much of what these

allegations are, are very stupid and very inappropriate and very disturbing puffery and how much was intended to be acted out? >> this was more than day dreaming. this was something we invested a lot of time and effort into. the fbi does not do that or law enforcement doesn't do that unless there's a clear and present danger. >> reporter: prosecutors say amer sinan alhaggagi claimed he could take 500 lives for sure, but his goal was 10,000. last week his family put out a statement saying that he is peaceful and kind. he did not think those conversations were serious, and he never had any intent to harm anyone. for the i-team, dan noyes, "abc 7 news." one medical expert now believes east bay teenager jihad mcmath is alive even though other doctors proclaimed her brain dead. she is on a ventilator in new jersey where she was moved. she suffered brain damage following complications from

surgery to remove her tonsils in 2013 when she was 13. a ucla neurologist says she displayed signs of life by responding to simple com manlds. her family wants a federal court to declare her legally eye life. coyote sightings aring creasing in sunnyvale and family pets are becoming prey. the latest sighting was reported on tangerine way. katie marzullo. >> reporter: it happened in this area and the owner tells us she had no idea her beloved pet was in danger of coyotes here. her husband was leaving for work around 5:00 a.m. when he made the gruesome discovery. >> saw three in this court, coyotes attacking my cat of nearly 14 years. >> reporter: their surveillance camera captured this video of a coyote in the street with snowball. >> as i was coming out to collect what was left and he --

there was one that came back literally within feet. >> reporter: she said she had no idea coyotes were roaming the neighborhood. police say there have been increased sightings. she was the second cat killed this wife. >> we live in the city but we have a wildlife interface. >> reporter: the cowans are newer to the neighborhood. they moved from england with snowball in 2011, but long-time residents were just as surprised about the coyotes. some didn't believe it at first. >> i saw the coyote coming up, and i was shocked. i did not plan on seeing a coyote at all. >> reporter: snowball was a neighborhood favorite. cowans hopes his death serves as a warning to others to bring in pets at night. the coyote should move on if the food source goes away. >> there's nothing more i can do for snowball so i want to save lives. >> reporter: sunnyvale say people should report coyote

sightings to fish and wild live. firefighters credit the weather with helping to slowing the detwiler fire which is 60% con tanld. it burned abou burned abou bur u home along with teams from san francisco and santa clara. >> a week after being diagnosed with brain cancer, arizona senator john mccain says he is returning to work tomorrow on the day of the health care vote. mccain tonight tweeted about his return saying, look forward to working on health care, a defense bill and russian sanctions. that's important to senate republicans who hope to take a vote tomorrow to open debate on legislation to repeal and replace obamacare. they got a pep talk today from president trump. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare. >> republicans have almost no

margin for error, making mccain crucial if the vote is to succeed. meantime, president usa son-in-law and white house adviser jared kushner faced questions from investigators today. he is first trump family member and highest ranking white house official to answer questions about russia on capitol hill. that includes a meeting with donald trump jr., former campaign manager paul manafort and a russian lawyer reportedly linked to the kremlin. kushner now calls that a waste of our time. >> i did not collude with russia nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> kushner added whatever happened with russia had nothing to do with his father-in-law's victory. a relaxing vacation turned into a life or death rescue for two bay area women. >> he's just gurgling and barely breathing. >> one much those rescuers talks about how she helped save a man from a near fatal wasp attack in hawaii. also ahead, a group of

workers at facebook vote to join a union. and not ready to roll yet. a few rough stops in the rollout of bart's new train cars. what must be done before they can be put into service. >> well, cooler air arrived today, but our break from the heat is going to be

r. at that moment all you can do is think about how you try to keep this man alive. >> new at 11:00, two bay area women saved a man's life after he went into shock from wasp stings. it happened during a kayaking trip in hawaii last week.

"abc 7 news" katie utehs is in the newsroom. >> reporter: this story is about incredible timing and strength. here is a story of how two women managed to hold a man above water until health arrived. this family of five with one on the way embarked on a kayaking adventure in kauai. as he traveled back to the okay, he clipped a wasp nest. two women from san jose, mr. shill garcia winner. >> and then he starts foaming at the mouth. >> the women jumped in and wedged themselves between kayaks to keep jake afloat. >> pam is whit perring in his ear, don't die on us, your family is watching, do not die, breathe, breathe. the kids would yell breathe, dad. >> his wife emily, who is six months pregnant, called 911 while my sell kicked break to keep his brain alert.

>> it is 20 minutes. my arm is going numb. pam is going numb and we are like, how long can you hold a body up. >> reporter: you can see the bruises on pam's arm. eventually life guards arrived and more than an hour and a half after the wasp attack jake made it to a hospital. >> as soon as he got that last shot of adrenaline at the hospital, he came to and his vitals were amazing and everyone was like, this is a miracle. the doctor was like, you shouldn't be alive right now. >> this literally put their life on the line to save mine. >> reporter: michelle says she would do it again, but there's one thing jake did to save his own life. >> if that man was not wearing a life vest, there is no way he would be alive. >> reporter: katie utehs reporting, "abc 7 news." more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook voted to join a union today. the workers are contracted out by flagship facility services, and they're calling for increased wages and more affordable health benefits. they join other cafeteria workers at intel, sisco system,

and enindividual ya' as members of united here local 19. they're getting health coverage along with an average raise of $3 an hour. bart admits it still needs to work out a few kinks before you can rid its next generation of trains. "abc 7 news" checked out a brand-new train being tested on the fremont line. officials say they're 90% ready for commuters at this point. the public could ride them as early as september. the hall and oates scheduled for tomorrow night at the sap center in san jose has been postponed. hall and oates headliner has a a family emergency. the bands are working on a rescheduled date. >> they will make up that date. the forecast, heating up again. >> ama and dan, we're going to squeeze out one more day of comfortable temperatures before the heat really returns big time to the region again. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we just

have coastal cloud cover right now. out side we go. a live look from our tower camera showing you great visibility from this vantage point of san francisco, sparkli sparkling bright tonight. your forecast features through the next couple of days we'll show you, tomorrow we will have coastal clouds, some patchy bay fog early in the morning, but a sunny afternoon tomorrow. if you like the cooler weather, tomorrow is the pick of the week for you because tuesday is the coolest day we have in the next seven because the heat is going to return again on thursday. in fact, you take a look at temperatures, just to our south and west, look at that, we had temperatures well into the 90s and triple digits and a piece of that air mass is going to move our way on thursday. so get ready for the heat. outside we go. temperatures right now pretty comfortable for this time of the year. 50s and 60s the name of the game right now. 58, that current number in san n francisco. hayward 52 at well. >> the clouds are building along

the coast. best chance for bay fog likely will be the northern half of our viewing area. most spots will drop into the 50s overnight tonight. those are the starting temperatures tomorrow morning. the 12-hour planner as we go hour-by-hour on tuesday, there's the morning clouds early on. by noon the clouds pull back to the coast, so a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. the big take away for tomorrow, nice for july, treermts ooets or below normal for this time of the year. a little on the cool side. highs on tud, 66 and breezy in san francisco. 80 in santa rosa. san jose a comfortable 81 this time of year. 76 vallejo and antioch our warm spot right now. not too bad at this time of the year at 88. look at what returns thursday. it is warm to hot for most. look at the numbers by thursday afternoon around the bay spots into the 80s away from the coast, going back into the 90s and even lower 100s.

prepare for heat to return. here is the walk seven-day forecast. night for july. on your tuesday, a midweek warmup on wednesday, and then temperatures really take off on thursday. thursday looks to be the hottest day this week. by friday and saturday minor cooling, little changes, and then the warmer temperatures move back inland early next week. >> thanks, drew. very much. >> not your average bear. >> yeah, this black bear didn't le

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deep. 6-0. pirates came, chris conroy. enter bruce bochy, exit b he got tossed. rig elty got tossed as well. the pirates put it out of reach in the eighth. jord oon mercer, he has clout. three bomb off osich. giants lose 10-3. the a's in toronto. bob mel sin looking for career win 1,000. ryan goe ins, 2 out single. in the fifth, here it comes. there it goes. matt chapman got all of it. to the second deck. he's homered in three straight games. rookie looking good. so a's down 3-2. chapman defensively, bases loaded in the seventh. chapman whirls, twirls, fires and get troy tulawitsi to start

the inning, double play. roberto osuna strikes out. toronto is final. summer of staff continues to be around the world fun. curry is in china. third straight year he has gone on tour with under armour. the fans loved him. warriors have a preseason tour planned for china in october. they're going to be like rock stars over there. meanwhile, kevin durant is in new york city today for his you build it and they will ball initiative. k.d.'s charity renovates and refurbish escorts in underserved kmuts. this was durant's first court redone in new york. kyree irving can't wait to get out of cleveland, but derek rose can't wait to get there. he agreed to a one-year deal with the cavaliers. the former mvb with the bulls, gets hurt a lot, not the player he used to be but, well, you know, who among us is? averaged 18 points per game with the knicks last year.

we have a nerve hoop in the sports department. we might lose to this kid. he's two years old! and making it rain from way downtown. i don't think these are all consecutive -- well, maybe they are. i thought we just looped the video. instead, he's knocking it down. somebody got to start recruiting him. he's two. he's coming into his prime. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. he was alt matting. >>

all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm he 'dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank for joining us.

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