san francisco police are working two crime scenes right now. >> at least three people have been shot in two different parts of the sti. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. let's begin with ama dates who is at turk and laguna where two people were hit. ama? >> that's right, carolyn and dan. look behind me on the corner is where police have the street blocked off because there was the double shooting at about 9:45 tonight. the two people were shot just down the sidewalk there. look at the scene from where this happened. i actually spoke to a man who said it was his uncle and a woman. his uncle shot in the neck and the woman in the lower body, the leg. he heard shots and came out. he didn't know why anybody would do this to his uncle who was already disabled and using a cane. we have learned that the man

did die at the hospital. we have not heard of anything on the woman. i heard it is possibly nonlife-threatening at this point, but there is no official update. there was a shooting of two people, a man and woman at about 9:45. and they will be out here for a few hours as they continue to investigate this shooting scene. in san francisco, ama dates, abc7 news. >> thank you. and crime scene 2 is a fatal shooting in the ocean view district. this one happened around 7:30 in front of a family resource center on broad street. the victim is in his early 20s. police say he was chased by two men who fired multiple shots killing him. there is no word on whether he has a connection to that resource center. in oakland, a crackdown on the oldest profession. ordinary citizens are focusing on prostitution on international boulevard. the area between 22nd and 23rd avenue is not safe for

children. nick smith is live with the plan of attack. >> absolutely, dan. not only is it not safe, but they are fed up. tonight they took to the streets. >> this is what has the residents of the san antonio and the eastlake neighborhoods so upset. it is the working girls. the neighborhood spans international boulevard between the area is one of the most deaning russ areas for -- the most dangerous area. they want to address the sex trade in oakland. >> it includes catering to pros tiewsmghts. tiewsmghts-- p. >> she wants to have the hotels identified as a haven for pimps and prostitutes shutdown. 234* 2010, her office sued the national lodge and the economy inn targeting the two properties she says has had a stinging affect on those who profit from human

trafficking. >> they are trying to get the court to shut these businesses down for a year so they can change their business model. >> there has been some progress. more than 20 security cameras were installed along international boulevard, a few aimed in the direction of the national lodge. >> it went through the neighborhood and organizers vowed to return until they were satisfied that the businesses that push flesh are pushed out. and there are additional signs of frog agrees -- progress. they have trained 100 staff members to see when a student may be at risk for sexual exploitation. >> thank you, nick. uc berkeley is dealing with two separate protests tonight. a dozen deem upon straighters got into the admissions office this afternoon. they are urging the uc system

to double the number of minority students that enrolled. most of the demonstrators were from high schools and community colleges who said they were unfairly denied admission. 12 protestors were cited for tre passing. trespassing. and they have until tomorrow morning to leave the pasture or face eviction. the radical urban farmers have been there about three weeks. the uc is offering to drop all charges and give them two seats on a special committee to discuss this standoff if they leave by tomorrow which they say they won't. and tonight the oakland city officials want you to help them hold vandals accountable. they are asking members of the public to send evidence identifying those who have damaged property and violently confronted police during the recent protests. the city has filed lawsuits against three individuals who were seen smashing windows and spray painting the public property. >> abc7 news spoke exclusively with the san francisco woman who lost her husband and two of her sons to a member of the that you for yous ms13 gang.

tony, michael and matthew were shot to death four years ago while driving home from a family picnic. he was convicted of the murders on wednesday. he thought they were rival gang members. they have been married for 22 years. the boys were just 16 and 20 years old. daniel found out about the murders from a police officer. >> and so he said daniel, -- danielle, tony and mike are dead. i said this can't be happening. i thought. why me? what did i do to deserve this? >> we protected danielle's identity because she and her two surviving children are now in the federal witness protection program. they are afraid of gang retaliation, understandably. we have posted her interview and our exclusive jail house interview with edwin ramos, the man convicted of the crimes on abc news.com. the search foresee yarr

raw raw -- for sierra lamar went back to land. they looked at construction sites south of morgan hill. it is a story that got national attention as well. thomas? >> carolyn, the search by sheriff deputies involved law enforcement. no volunteers were asked to participate, and we are not sure why they chose this site to search. after two months sierra's mother still believes she about i -- she will see her daughter soon, and today she wrote a mother's day message for her. this is a mother's day message that marlene lamar wrote for her two daughters, but especially her 15-year-old, sierra. >> i am reaching out to sierra and letting her know that i love her so much as a mother. and she is definitely a joy in my life. and i refer to her as my miracle baby jie. she had sierra late in life. she also wrote the let tore

keep sierra in people's minds and help in the search. >> i am still not giving up. i am still hopeful. i am just letting everyone know that this case is still wide open. >> there has been renewed optimism since they found a red volkswagen again jetta with a black hood. it was spotted by witnesses and surveillance camera close to where sierra was last seen on march 16th. >> i consider this a strong lead and want to follow-up on it. >> here at burnett elementary school in morgan hill, the search will resume with volunteers as it has for eight weeks. >> everybody in the country is asking the question, swher sierra -- where is sierra lamar? >> an episode of "america's most wanted" highlighted the search and cayed for the help in finding the owners of the volkswagen again. >> this is national coverage. it is very important it it is out there on a national level as well as a local level. >> the local level of the

search with will resume tomorrow, and the volunteers will gather. thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thomas, thank you. a provocative cover on "time" magazine has blogs on fire and the mother actually getting death threats. she is shown breastfeeding her nearly four-year-old son. some call it sexual molestation and threatened to call child protective services. >> i think it is a lot of ignorance. it is really hard to get mad at that. they are mammory glands and this is what they were designed for. it is the most safe and nurturing place and you feel completely loved. >> her older son was nursed until he was 6. it is something she calls attachment parenting. pediatricians say children should be breastfed for maybe six months and then maybe a year. but they say there is little nutritional value after two years and some question the

emotional value. here one week and gone the rest. they are pop up restaurants. >> and why one of facebook's founders is giving up his u.s. citizenship. >> and wheelchair stolen. a dog that cannot use his hind legs is left without wheels. and then on "nightline." >> the controversial "time" magazine cover releaseds a debate over how old is too old? she makes the case from breastfeeding past baby hood. and an american man living a nightmare jailed without charges in one of the toughest prisons on earth. that's on "nightline." >> terry, thank you. stay with us. abc7 news at 11:00 continues after this.

as you know san francisco is known for great restaurants. but some spots are open just a couple nights a month. under ground so-called pop up restaurants are the latest trend in the food scene. tonight a closer look at what that trend is all about in tonight's assign at 7. >> rain or shine, he serves up hot soup at the farmer's market every tuesday and thursday. >> it is not a traditional.

>> this will be a long day for the staff because later that night they will pop up at this hate street restaurant. >> we go into other people's restaurants on a night when they are closed and sell our menu. >> the pop up concept originated in london and has spread quickly around the globe. >> it is an underground restaurant. >> she is with the center for urban education and sustain a believe -- sustainable's. it has been a big supporter of pop up restaurants giving them space to set up kitchens on the sidewalk. >> they pop up their tent. they have wind and elements. >> a food truck can cost as much as $50,000. th is much cheaper. >> i spent $7,000 to open this. to open a restaurant you are talking $200,000 to $2 million. >> in february, the deli in

the mission district went from a pop up to a fixed location. >> we started at a cafe, and then we moved to a wine bar, and then we moved to a restaurant, and then we moved to the ferry building. >> they make everything from scratch from the paw strong me to the rye bread it sits on. it helped them zero in on what people wanted. >> it gives them the opportunity to not only test ourselves, but our ideas and our con -- concepts, but to see if people would respond. >> she wanted help for refining her bagel recipe. she pops up at the weekly farmer's market location. >> the pop up value gives us a chance to practice after we open our own safe. >> she is opening beauty's bakery at 39th and telegraph. he is about to get his own restaurant on fill more.

but both will continue to give back to future pop up restaurants. >> some pop ups take over the same restaurant one night a week, bul others will go where they can find space. if you find one you like, you will most likely need to keep track of it using facebook. but it is a growing trend. >> it certainly is. and one of facebook's co-founders is renouncing his u.s. citizenship ahead of next week's public offering. it turns out that he actually made that move a few months ago. he was born in brazil and says it is more practice tau cal to work out of singapore. practical meaning he can avoid u.s. income and capital gains taxes on the $3.5 billion he is expected to be worth next friday. and mark zuckerberg brought the coast to coast facebook road show home to silicon valley. reporters were not allowed in, but he hopes the 200 invited

guests will take up the stock when it goes public next friday. he says his top priorities are improving the mobile apps and a transform tiff advertising experience. tonight entertainer jennifer hudson thanked police and prosecutors for helping convict the man who killed three members of her family including her mother. hudson teared up and bit her lip in the chicago courtroom when the verdict was read. it took three days to convict her former broker in-law. the former gang member was jealous that his estranged wife, julia, hudson's sister, was seeing another man. a san francisco man lost a lot more than his car when it was stolen this morning. the thief also took his dog's wheelchair. the 13-year-old pittbull has a spinal injury and he needs his wheels to get around. he doesn't care about the car. he just wants the wheelchair back. since word got out on the internet he has received several offers to replace the

$500 device. his best friend offered to pay for a new one, but they will have to do without his device to get around. poor thing. let's get a check on the gloria -- the glorious forecast we have coming our way. >> what a great mother's day it will be. >> beautiful weather for mother's day. it is changing though for mother's day. let me show you the highs for today. most of the inland areas in the 80s and the 90s. it was up to 90 in san jose and 86 in santa rosa. san fransisco 76. look at half moon bay and it was cool. 58 this afternoon. this was part of the reason it was cool. you can see the fog just pouring in over san francisco. the southly wind flow brought the fog up along the coast this afternoon. and it is here tonight half moon bay is 50 degrees. the visibility is less than a quarter of a mile. i want to show alive picture of the way it looks on the golden gate bridge. the visibility is poor. just be aware of the fact that

we do have patches of fog out there and it is dense. be careful. let me show you the rest of the temperatures. 74 in antioch. we are still holding on to some of the warmth in the inland areas. fog, coast and bay. hot inland and cooler and breezier weather for mother's day. still pleasant though. here is a look at the satellite and radar. an area of low pressure over california. basically the wind flow around the low coming in from the south which brought that fog in, but way still had a dry -- but we still had a dry northerly wind flow and the dryer flow prevailed over the inland areas, but not along the coast. here is what will happen. the fog is going to continue to exert itself and pushing in over the bay toward the early morning hours. and then it will eventually pull back away from the bayside communities hanging out near the coast. sco we will call it -- so we will call it mild. warm around the bay. very warm inland, bordering

hot when you get to the 90, 92-degree range. overnight temperatures with foggy conditions. in the 40s and 50s, antioch is 60 degrees. as you look at the afternoon highs, it is pretty warm in the south bay. 88 degrees in san jose. 87 for santa clara and cupertino and up to 90 in los gatos. 79 in san mateo and 85 in palo alto. low 60s along the coast where the fog is just going to hang out. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. the daly city area, sunset district in the low 60s. as you get into the north bay 60s at the coast very summer-like microclimates. head out toward the east bay and 76 oakland and 81 castro valley. the inland areas are a warm day. 91 for livermore and 90 in concord and pleasanton. and for the monterey bay, 67 and up to 86 inland in morgan hill. here is the forecast for the a's game if you are going

tomorrow evening. they are going to play the detroit tigers again at 5:05, clear and mild. low 70s and eventually dropping to the mid60s. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, a little cooler for mother's day, but still very nice. upper 50s to the mid80s, and we will cool it off more on monday. and then the temperatures rebound just briefly before they go way down. we are talking back to average on thursday and friday. upper 70s in the warmest inland locations. until then, happy mother's day to you, carolyn. >> happy mother's day to you guys. research that may make you change your plans to sleep in this weekend. >> how your alarm clock could actually keep you from gaining weight. hello?

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by getting swept by the diamondbacks. they were back in the desert and it was more of the same. let's start by enjoying the arizona sunset. beautiful.

cabrera in the first and gone. solo shot off corbin, his second homer of the year. that's all they got all night. bottom of five and it is gold member. gold schmidt with his second of the year. 4-1d backs. this is a moment he will never forget. his first career homer and this is funny. he gets the silent treatment from his teammates. okay, buddy, all right. going back to last year the d backs have beaten the giants nine straight times. break out the face paint. the a's and tigers and 26,000 at the coliseum. a 2-2 game and it is ripped to right center. his 7th of the year. 3-2a's. whatever brandon is eating, i want some. it is his third homer in the last four games. a 3-1 shot. and then in the eighth -- actually it is the seventh and high and deep and ryan rayburn at the wall and aloha means

goodbye and off his glove. re ddick's of the game and they demolish them. he knows what he will be doing, working out, hard. jenkinss and other rookies hit the field. the kid from illinois was gassed. that's him. he is leaning over and grabbing his knees. these guys haven't played since december. but even jim harbaugh is wondering, what have they been doing the past few months? >> we have a ways to go. it is not a panic button or anything. i knew where we would be. it is a process of going from a to b. everybody is at a certain point and we will get them there. >> arena ball. the nose rings complete the look for me. wondering how he feels about the red lipstick business. to james row and he throws for six touchdowns and a nice touch pass to hank edwards in the back of the end zone. the sabercats win their fourth

straight 70-59. tiger woods wasn't thinking about making the cut. he was thinking about contending and he will play at the player's championship. tiger was in danger of missing the cut after an opening round 74. but he realed off four straight birdies birdies and shot 68. he is six off the pace. round two featured tremendous, long shots. he is from the dirt and three under par. he has a three-way tie for the lead. they are all at eight under. he is a 45-foot birdie and he shot a 68 in round two. the nba playoff action and blake griffin with 17 points a bad knee. he had three of his 13. memphis up 83-80. a strange ending and up three with seconds left to make it a two-point contest. they were not in position to foul. and memphis ran out the clock. they win the game 90-88.

game 7 is sunday in memphis. game seven of the lakers' series . >> this has been amazing. >> that's tomorrow night in l.a. that is going to be very, very interesting with kobe bryant. >> oh, it will. thanks, larry. "night lynn" is up next. "nightline is up next." >> abc news continues tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. we are always available at abc news.com and on 7 news bay area. >> keep track at abc7 news bay area. for larry beil and sandhya patel. happy mother's day and thank you for watching. we uh plesh -- we appreciate your time.

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