accident after leaving the baby, and the suspect was taken to the hospital. the baby's mother has been interviewed and she his not considered a suspect. child services is now involved. after some testing at the hospital of the baby it was revealed that the child has a medical condition so he is now being treated for it and is listed in critical but stable condition. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> hoping the best for that child. . thank you. we will have newdy talds for that car wreck that was streamed life from stockton. the parents of the driver say she needs help. her 14-year-old sister died in friday's crash and we're hearing from the teen's friend who survived. lilian kim has the story. >> she wasn't like everybody else. she was just funny and she would be funny. she didn't even need to try. >> manuela seja only suffered some cuts to her legs but she lost a friend she met seven

months ago on instagram, the same social media platform that captured the car crash live for everyone to see. she and jack lyquelin were in te backseat. abdulya ended up losing control. the car rolled into a barbed wire fence and ended up in a field. the girls in the back were not wearing their seatbelts and were ejected through the window. even then the live streaming continue as jacquelin lay dying. >> i killed my sister, okay, i know i'm going to jail for life, all right. i understand that. this is the last thing i wanted to happen, okay. all right. i don't [ bleep ] though, i'm going to hold it down. >> obdulia is now in jail on suspicion of manslaughter and driving under the influence. hr parents haven't spoken to their 18-year-old daughter but have seen the video. >> she feel bad about herself,

kill her own sister. >> although obdulia spoke in the moments after the crash to anyone who was watching, had he is currently refusing to talk to chp investigators. lilian kim, abc 7 news. happening today, senate republicans are expected to try once again to begin the process to repeal and replace obamacare. they will have an unexpected voice to help them. ailing arizona senator john mccain says i will be back in washington today to vote on the health legislation. the 80-year-old mccain underwent diagnosed with brain cancer. important to remember that today's vote would just open debate on the healthcare bill, it is not a vote on the bill itself. and that healthcare debate has throwed several protests across the country. today the china needs progressive association will rally at the general hospital to call for guaranteed health care for all in california.

cpa officials point out even with obamacare 20% of asian pacific island oerz age 50 to 64 in california are uninsured have higher than the total u.s. population. the protest begins at 11:00 in the hospital court yard. happening today, governor jerry brown set to sign a landmark climate international business machines. that extends the cap and trade program. former governor swharz negativer is going to join him at 11:00 a.m. the bill passed in the state assembly last week. it sets a cap for companies like factories an refineries on greenhouse gassy missions. chef ran has reached an agreement over the 2012 fire at it's richmond refinery, it injured workers an sent thousands of people to hospitals complaining of breathing problems. it required them to spend inter$20 million on safety improvements. >> the pipe replacement which is what the city council really wanted and monitoring, those are above and beyond, okay, the

regulation. i can't force any other refinery do those two things right now, but we're able to force chevron. chevron reads this statement, they're going to continue to make improvements to their facility consistent with their ongoing efforts to protect their employees and the community. now a live desk update. >> from the live desk we have just learned israel has just removed controversial metal detectors from a holy site a short while ago. they were installed earlier this month of a group of arab gunmen killed two police officers inside the shrine. they saw it as an israeli attempt to control the site. violence broke between security forces and muslim protesters. the israeli security cabinet said this morning it will no longer use metal detectors at the splooin shrine. the cabinet is now looking into other less intrusive security measures like increasing their police presence there.

happening today a woman accused of stabbing a money to death expected in court. mia smith is going to be arraigned on homicide charges. police say she killed her partner at their moem on myrtle road saturday night. they say the couple was engaged at one point. police have not said what led to the stabbing. the developer of the oakland building that was destroyed by a huge fire earlier this month plans to rebuild. they report anderson construction will start removing debris from the waverley housing site on valdez street. they expect to complete construction in 2019. 700 residents got displaced in that july 7th fire and the cause has still not yet been determined. new questions this morning about the oakland fire department's incident reports. according to our media partner, kwlt the east day times" one of the victim's names of the ghost ship fire ended up on a list of casualties from a different fire three months later. that fire in march had a building used adds transitional housing was started by accident with a birth can

barrett clark was listed as a kasht into that fire but there's no reason why that hamd. they said that the report had some errors and there will be a corrected version. happening today an ordinance to name an sfo terminal after milk. he was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california when he became a supervisor in 1977. he was later assassinated a year later by dan white. the ordinance has the recommendation of the airport facilities's naming condition despite its own policy that forbids any renaming of terminal or area. you're looking at the tower goes where's the cloud? where's the fog. >> the marine layer's a little bit deeper today so the clouds are just above the tower there but they're going to increase the cooling again. light breeze at the coast today,

exercising good other than the extreme snooim sunshine and on the bay it's going to be breezy north of the bay bridge. but it will start around noon today instead of all day like yesterday. temperatures a little bit warmer in san francisco this morning, west portal and sunny side at 55. ocean beach, the marina, ferry building, the financial district and downtown about 58 degrees. union city and walnut creek at 58, american canyon, petaluma, fist 7. here's a look at napa at 8:00 62. noon, 76. drop down to 72 by 8:00. inland not going to make it to average today which is 89 in livermore. at noon we're at 79. at noon we're at 79. mid-80s in the afternoon, 72 at 8:00. couple hot days coming up later in the week. we are nice and quiet i want to take into 880, this is where they're continuing work on the

23rd avenue overcrossing so we did have a few lanes closed southbound side of 880 last night into this morning between 23rd and 29th. looks like they have picked up early. i'm not seeing anything left on the 511 map so it looks like they're getting that done ahead of schedule this morning and no delays. we have more road work on the lower deck of bay bridge to eastbound 80 between san francisco and treasure island we do have three lanes scheduled to be closed until 6:00 this morning. that hasn't been causing any delays but i'll keep an eye on that. we'll take a look at the central valley starting to ramp up slowly in ten. people in one south bay community are seeing more coyotes and why some people are surprised and the warning from police. and the family of one teenager declared brain dead by zrz is now asking a judge to declare her still alive. evidence they say proves it. it's 4:38. you can keep track of what's

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how far will you go? peace corps. abc 7 mornings. >> it is 4:42. a medical expert now believes east bay teenager is alive and not brain dead as other doctors has determined. she remains on a ventilator at a facility in new jersey. she suffered extensive brain damage suffering com pla occasions to remove her tonsils in 2013 when she was just 13. they recorded 49 videos from march of 4 until april of last year. a uca neurologist say they see her responding to simple kmapds like moving her hands and feet. they want a federal court to declare her legally uefa alive. a nanny caught on camera assault a boy has been sentenced to a year in jail.

the parents gave police a video from their home surveillance system '. it showed her hit, slap, dragging and forcing the boy's head into a bed as part of a plea deal, perez is barred from working as a caretaker either with children or with the elderly tlnchts have been more coyote sights in sunnyvale and some pets are becoming their pray. it was reported on tremble court and tang ger rine way. we explain the warning from police. >> reporter: lisa cal lin's husband was leaving for work around 5:00 a.m. when he made the gruesome discovery. >> so three in this court, coyotes attacking my cat of nearly 14 years. >> their surveillance camera captured this video of of a coyote in the street with snow bauble. >> as ways come tougt colle whack was left there was one literally within feet. >> reporter: she said she had no idea coyotes were roaming the neighborhood.

snowball is the second cat killed this month. >> we live in a city but we have a wildlife interface especially along the west side of town because of stevens creek. a lot of wildlife use that to travel back and forth. >> joo they are newer to the neighborhood, they moved here from new england in 2011. but they 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 didn't plan on seeing a coyote at all. >> reporter: snowball as a neighborhood favorite. cal lin hopes his death serves a warning to other to bring in their pets at night. >> there's nothing more i can do for snowball so i just want to save lives. >> reporter: they say people should report encounters to fish and wildlife. abc 7 news. happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors ploonz to vote on an ordinance prohibiting bicycle chop shops. supporters have complained about

homeless people leaving bike parts on city sidewalks. the board was supposed to vote on the legislation last week. they post phoned after strong opposition from homeless and bicycle advocates. bart at mitts it still needs to work out a few kinks before you can ride its next generation of trains but you should be able to board them in september. they test today on the fremont lane yesterday, that train lurched, and jerked. they say it's part of launching a new system. they say they're 90% ready for commuters. the oakland a's are sending fans on a treasure hunt. they tweeted out this picture showing one of five golden snitches hidden in and around oakland. they also tweeted a map of where the snitches are hidden. the golden snitch is the ball used in quitage in the harry potter series. each snitch has a pair of

tickets to saturday's game. the team hasn't revealed if any of the snitches have been found yet. but should be good weather to go on a treasure hunt today. i'm just getting over you saying snitches over and over. >> snitches, don't snitch reggie. >> you can keep going if you want. we had some delays yesterday we'll keep an eye on it because we do have a cloud deck out there once again. it will be sunny for most of us except for the coast. it will be cool tonight with the clouds returning to most neighborhoods. an extend forecast full of heat in our inland neighborhoods, talking possibly two weeks of temperatures maybe in the 90s waund hundreds. that's quite a stretch. let's talk about the small craft advisory, same area just different time frame today from noon until 10:00 those southwest winds at 15 to 25 knots. 76 in medical pete toes, sunny ville, 78 in san jose, mid-80s

in los gatos, gilroy. warmer in santa cruz, 70 with more sunshine had the peas the cool spot, 81 be in redwood city, low to mid-60s along the coast today, mid upper 60s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito, 80 in novato to 82 in santa rose toa 88 in lakeport today. 68 in richmond, set of 2 in berkeley, set of 2 in oakland, 78 in free morcht and our last tooipt stop, 89 in ramon and brentwood. the heat tries to slip in the inland neighborhoods tomorrow but you'll really feel it thursday and friday and even when the 100s are gone we're still in the upper 90s on sunday and monday. not too much happening today so far, overnight construction and then the tracy commute starting to ramp up. taking a look at west 80, 20 to

24 miles per hour as you awe proich altamont pass. tracy to dublin up to 38 minutes. southbound 680 dub tloin mission boulevard about 15 and northbound 85101 to cupertino in the green with 16 minutes. just hearing about a crash in the south bay we'll check on that next. this morning federal investigators know what contributed to the death toll in a train crash outside new york city and they will be presenting their findings today in washington, d.c. six people died back in 2015 when a metro north train hit an suv. the ap reports the railway design contributed to the death toll. officials say about 340 feet of lec tra fied rail pierced the train during the crash. happening today, human rights activists are release a new report urging congress to ban surgery on inner sex children. many children born with reproductive organs than don't fit typically a definition for male or female bodies face surgery to rearrange their

anatomy. they say this happens before they're old enough to have a say in their decision. they stay can cause physical and psychological harm. hotels cracking down on people who cancel at the very last minute. what you may have to pay and what it could cost you if you could do that. these are the faces of facebook workers you may not think about, their strugges to make ends meet and how they plan to increase their pay clekz. and self-driving cars, what you'll soon notice is different, but first this morning's tech bites. in today's tech bites a big warning for mac users. >> malware called fruit flies it allows hackers to access your web cam and take over the security. >> apple has issued security updates but some macs may still be vulnerable. the room bah is tracking >> rooma says it won't tell sel

that data without permission. they include smart home zwiess like google and apple. >> and they have w4i7d up the most important meal of the day using legos tisz tps on their brick brothers production. the breakfast mill am has lego the breakfast mill am has lego butter, eggs, bread, and

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because it will cost you more at two of the world's biggest hotel chains and starting next monday milton hotels and resorts are going to fine anyone who cancels within 48 hours of their reservation, which is a really big difference from their previous policy of 24 hours. customers will lose the price of one night's rental. this new policy only applies to hilton-managed hotels, not franchised ones. meanwhile, marriott international adopted the 48 hour policy last month. more than 500 cafeteria workers at facebook have voted to join a union. the workers who are inside facebook but are contracted out by flagship facility services calling for increased wages and more affordable health benefits. they join other cafeteria workers at several other tech companies as members of united here local 19. >> our hope is that these workers can go home to their families in the afternoon, they can do homework with their dautders and sons, that they can

go to baseball practice and be a part of their family like they deserve, like we all deserve. so i think being part of the union will have them inch towards that goal. >> near a a thousand cafeteria workers in silicon valley are members of the union. they're getting health coverage along with an average raise of $3 an hour. the city of sunnyvale has spent $100,000 ion new logo. this was the old lowing i go for 46 years. it's a cone shape playing heavily on the v in sunnyvale. and the new logo, some people wondering if it looks too much like a pot leaf or pack man. regardless it may symbolize a sun coming up over the valley appropriate for the name sunny veil. being able to lock into your computerent irrelevant a building and buy some snacks from a vending machine with a waive of your hand.

some employees have decided to receive mike kre chip implants. the chips are optional. the company says it cannot track plip ease. the implantsz are about the size of a grain of rice. they cost $300 each and the company is picking up the tab. >> they can track how many times you go to the vending machine. >> no thank you. not doing it, mike. >> they can see what kind of food your eating and your health premiums could go up -- never mind, these are not the potato chips you're looking for. we had christmas last night did you get your ugly sweater out? tonight we have law enforcement night at the giants game, law enforcement appreciation night. pair rights and giants night 7:15 dropping down to 57 degrees. breezy of course and chilly. temperatures be comfortable tonight, 53 in santa rosa and san francisco to fremont, pablo alto, san jose and antioch about 59 degrees. we'll take a look at the way today breaks down coming up in about five minutes. how's our commute start something as niegs as yesterday? just about. we have one issue to talk about

i mention today was on the bay abi it's actually on the peninsula. we've got reports into chp of a solo vehicle collision, that person is saying they're injured so we do have emergency crews on the way to the scene. not sure on lanes blocked yet but as soon a find out i'll let you know, that's normally a light route especially this early in the morning so i'm not expecting any major delays. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza to slow downs here and we have about 30 minutes phil till those metering lights are on. we'll take a look at wam nut creek at 5. thank you. california is paving the way for self-driving cars and you will start seeing the changes by the end of summer. many self-driving vehicles have difficulty following thin or dotted lane lines socal transsoevlz say new lane lines will grow from 4 to 6 inches in width. this will help both antonymous vehicles and california drivers. >> not other they going to be wider they're going to be more

retro reflective. in other words they're going to be reflecting back the light that's shown on it. so they're going to be brighter lanes, thicker striping, it's going to be easier to see where those lane lines are. >> seesier to see for all those folks that are a little blind on the roadways. more than 30 companies have permits to test row bow cars on california roads. this week girl scouts can start earning new badges focusing on science, technology, engineering and imagine otherwise known as stem. scouts as young as kindergarten will be able to learn about robotics, engineering, where they can build proet poe types to solve everyday problems. next year their offer cybersecurity badges. the vp of the girl scouts says engaging girls in stem goes a long way to help them in those fields in schools and careers. >> and a group of young actors will take off this saturday for the american high school theater festival. it's an expensive trip for these students from oakland skyline high school. they've already paid about $42,000. they still need to raise another

24,000. they have reached an agreement with the festival that gives them one mormon to get all the money together and the group has several fund-raising events planned. and by the way, you can help them simply by going to abc 7 news.com. we have a link to their online fundraising page. >> another popular act cancels on bay area. challenge ticket holders face getting their money back. and who's watching you? the eyes aimed at keeping the south bay safer. south bay safer. they consider a

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