>> champoning justice for alan moorehead. they marched here to oakland's station on 73rd avenue. they're protesting the shooting of alan blueford. his father and mother spoke to at the crowd and said their son would not have shot at police and say it's an unjustified shooting. >> we want the police to let us know what happened to our son, why he was shot, the bullets. we want to know what happened to our son. >> he was looking forward to the future. he knew what trade school he was going to attend. he just made plans, and now all of his plans are for. >> the 18-year-old was shot here on birch street. police say two officers tried to stop three young men on international boulevard. blueford, who police say was on felony juvenile probation for burglary, bolt and was chased by

the unidentified officer who police say only fired his weapon after bluford pointed a gun at him. the officer fired four shots. one hit the officer in the foot. he is an administrative leave. >> the shooting is under investigation. and bluford was sed to -- set to graduate from highline high school this june. >> alan: occupy the farm protesters say they're not going up, even though they dismantled their enencampment on a piece of land owned by uc berkly. >> organizers called the community meeting taking place behind me, and you can see there are several people who are just not comfortable staying on the land. some left the land, a lot of them are on the land, and uc reps were invited but no one has

shown up. >> food justice and equity for all people. >> this meeting's focus is the future of the farm, known at gill tract, uc berkeley owned parcel of land used by the college of natural resources. >> we're not here to get raided and have it be a spectacle. we are here because we want this land preserved as a ag land. >> cal insisted that's what it's idea for but demonstrators don't believe it. the moved in, put up tends and started farming, and to make access easier, they built a ladder and slide as police and security stood by. yesterday occupiers got an ultimatum. leave the farm and taken a meeting or risk prosecution. the only thing that left the farm today were tents and sleeping bags. >> anyone with gear, it all came

out. >> the uc has been focusing too much on the encampment. it's been clearly a consensus issue for them and the researchers so as a symbol of good faith we're removing our encampment. >> an important first step. we declare -- with a few dozen untrained and uninvited guests and what is an open-air laboratory. >> the demonstrators plan to continue farming the land daily, and some say they'll stay with or without tents. >> i would like to be able to protect the easement. >> the university has filed a lawsuit against more than a dozen of these demonstrators. they are accused of trespassing and of being a nuisance. live in albany. abc-7 news. >> ama: the effort to recall oakland mayor jean quan is now over. one of the last efforts to get enough signatures to put a recall on the ballot.

jean hard posted a notice on his web site saiding they could not get the 19,800 signatures needed for a recall. loleini mitt romney took a shot at president obama's support of same-sex marriage today. >> ama: will the issue turn into a political weapon? >> culture, what you believe, what you value, how you live, matters. marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman. >> reporter: mitt romney, speaking at the commencement at the christian conservative liberty university re-affirmed his stand on the controversial issue taking center stage this week on the campaign trail, same-sex marriage. on wednesday, 'president obama's announcement he supports same-sex marriage. >> at a certain point i just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i

think mex speck couples -- same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> former rival rick santorum is hoping romney uses the issue of gay marriage as a political weapon. >> a very potent weapon for governor romney, if he is willing to step up and take advantage of the president who is very much out of touch with the values of america. >> but all romney values and those of santorum out of touch with americans? a gallup pole released friday indicated half of the people polled approve of the president's decision and also his endorsement won't impact whether they vote for him in november. despite the issue of same-sex marriage. both candidates are expected to get back to what many consider the crux of both campaigns, the economy. >> alan: and president obama stayed away from social issues today at the white house when he welcomed heroes of law

enforcement. the occasion honored the nation's top cops. 34 officers were winners of the national police association award that recognizes them for work above and beyond the call of duty. >> i guarantee you when the bullets're flying, when lives were on the line, these men, women, weren't thinking about bravery or weren't thinking of themselves. instead they were looking out for their fellow ofs and for the civilians they swore to protect. >> alan: the honorees including a feel male officer who was shot six times, and then switched her guns to the other hand and continued to fire. >> benefits are run ought for california's job's. >> ama: a lotting to -- hot dog that helps the homeless. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. we had 90s in the east bay, and fog and cool 50s at the coast. this is a live look from our

high definition east bay cam. you can see the low clouds moving over the bay there. that's going to make changes

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actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> alan: california's new projected budget deficit is a jaw-troping 16 billion -- almost double-january's projection thanks to a sluggish economy. governor brown says that makes

it imperative voters pass his tax initiative. it calls for all california taxpayers to contribute more. >> the plan asks for high income earners to pay more for seven years and will increase sales taxes by a fourth of one% for four years. >> alan: but raising taxes is the tipping opinion for -- tipping point for republicans. we'll -- >> afree with any tax increases. we simply need to look at how we reform government programs. we need to live within our means. we can only spend what revenue comes in and we ought to be looking at regulatory reform. >> the senator ted gaines is asking people to fifth more during the worst recession since then 1930s is wrong. >> ama: thousands of up employed workers got more bad news. federal long-term benefits for chron which i unemployed workers

have expired. a drop in the unemployment rate triggered the cut offoff extended benefits. benefits run out for californianss. >> the uss iowa that served from world war ii and vietnam has been moth balled but its new mission will be as an interactive naval museum in the port of los angeles. the commissioning is scheduled for july 4th. >> ama: need a break from work? how about a cheap vacation. the easy way to take a break that won't cost you a cent. >> alan: another beautiful weekend but will it last? leigh glaser knows. >> mike: a's got more bad news. cespedes still having problems with the left hap. he was scratched and it

>> ama: a vacation that doesn't cost a dime? put your computer away. researchers say a quick and easy break is simply taking a vacation from your e-mail. the study found eliminating the distraction of e-mail for a few days reduces stress and allows

people to focus better. >> research finds many young people are ignoring the danger of skin cancer. cdc found that half of americans age 18 to 29 had at least one sunburn in the last year and 6% say they regularly use indoor tanning beds. the report finds skin cancer risk jumped 75% among people who use tanning beds before they turn 5. >> alan: in oakland, community members are teaching others how to bridge the gap between the time of an indent and the time medical help arrives. the medics who say they're community receives slow response times taught others how to provide emergency first aid for seizures, gunshot wounds and trauma. >> we're not trying to replace 9-1-1. we're trying to add a cushion between the time of the accident until the emts get there. '. >> alan: volunteers played the

role of patients who needed first aid. organizers say it can take time for police to secure the area. >> the bay area is gearing up for one of the largest cycling races in america. the amgen ticks off -- kicks off tomorrow morning. it will wind through five bay area counties and wrap up in livermore on tuesday. the tour is nothing new to the bay area but there are new challenges, including a climb occupy mt. diablo. more than two million people are expected to line the route. the tour will finish on may 20th in southern california. >> leigh: should be really nice for the cyclist as temperatures start to cool down heading into mother's day tomorrow, monday and tuesday. so at least the first leg here in the bay area should be quite mild for the cyclists. you can see making your way over the golden gate bridge, the low clouds and fog just barreled in here overnight, and just kind of

sat there all day long. that's why temperatures there only in the upper 50s today. but check out san jose, lots of blue sky. temperatures warming into the low 80s for you guys. in fact here is a look at some highs for today. san jose, 81. 90, antioch. livermore, 89, concord. the further you got to the bay and the coast, the numbers started to drop down bus of the low clouds and fog sitting just off the post. half moon bay, 60. 63 in san francisco. clear lake, 90. here's a look at our current readings, 88 in antioch. 62 in oakland. 66 in san francisco. santa rosa, 67. and 76 in san jose. we're going to go with the low clouds and fog, could be dense in some locations to move inland. a cooler and breezier day

tomorrow, mother's day, as a strongerup shore wind component moves in, and expect the cooling to stay with us as we head into at least the first part of next week. you can see the fog bank sitting just off the coast. temperatures today in the 50s. the low 089s inland but we have an area of low pressure off the coast and that's going to push a lot of this further inlean so temperatures definitely coming down for all locations tomorrow. overnight tonight, maybe drizzle coastside as the marine layer start thozs to thicken up. antioch dropping to 58. here's a look at the forecast. overnight tonight, we'll continue to see the onshore winds increasing, and all of the marine lair, low clouds and fog moving further inland. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, dense fog coast cede and near the bay, maybe exphiz mist and

drizzle. the coast will notice the temperatures coming down, inland locations mild tomorrow. mid-to-low 80s. cool near the bay waters, and then near the cost, cool conditions with gusty winds, maybe some mississippi and drizzle, too. here's the highs for mother's day. north bay, generally upper 70s. 78 for napa. santa rosa, 78. interior east bay. mild. 82, concord. 78 for san jose. morgan hill, 79. keep it breezy. santa cruz, watsonville, mid-to-low 60s and 82 for gilroy. the seven-day forecast. cool sunday and monday and then warm things up as we head into mid-week. tuesday and wednesday, into the 80s inhappen, and another drop or a dip in temperatures thursday and friday. so, kind of a yo-yo up and down scenario. >> alan: not too shabby.

>> ama: bad news for the a's. >> mike: that's right. cespedes was scratched from the lineup and then placed on the 15-day dl retroactive to may 7th with a strained muscle in his left hand. swinging a's offense right back at it today in the first against detroit. johnny gomes coming through with the singing. then weeks. right now they're in the fourth and it's 1-0a's. complete highlights at 11:00. former a, trevor cahill starting against the giants in the desert and he was erratic early. banko, comes in on a brandon belt groundout. it's 1-1 in the fourth. highlights at 11:00. >> the raiders getting their first look at the rookie class, holding their mini-camp. the first without opener -- owner al davis for 50 years. both got their first look at the roster this weekend. raiders didn't have many draft

choices, taking tony bergstrom from utah in the third ground. working at left guard and hopess to contribute right away. >> want to be a contributor. i just want to do anything i can to help the team. obviously we all heard.the direction the raiders are going. i want to be part of that. >> we just finished up with the draft phase, and now we're kind of getting into the football phase. of the offseason program. so it's been smooth. it's been exciting. and every day there's a little something different that shows up. >> mike: meanwhile their 49ers may be the most competitive position in the backfield with the addition of jacobs and liao mickael james. the rookie speedster out of worn work out for the first time yesterday. with hunter and gore leading the way, james knows his first year will be a learning experience. >> i can learn a lot of great

things from veteran guys. i think frank gore is the best running back in the league, and brandon jacobs and kendall hunter, have done great things, and with me coming in, i can learn. i think that's the most important thing for me to do. sit back and watch them operate, and hopefully down the road i can be a great player. >> mike: let's tee it up at the players championship. beautiful shot of the signature par three 17th at tpc saw grass. tiger woods made the cut but continues to struggle. a gimme put for par on 2, not good. jobs the hole. shoots 72. rickie fowler, fresh off his win last week, hungry for more. shoots a 66 but now three back. matt kuchar in the driver's seat. big mistake on the signature hole. finds the water. bogeyed the all. one shat off the lead which belongs to kevin na.

>> former warrior head coach don nelson making news. he graduated today in iowa. the former hawkeye star and nba hamers returned to the college to receive his batch already's degree in physical education. he was eight credits short, took correspondence classes and 51 years later he has his degree. never too late for you kids out here. >> speaking of kids, an unassisted triple play pulled off by a six-year-old in atlanta. an unassisted triple play is very away. happens only 15 times in the history of major league baseball. >> i was happy and excited. >> did you think, i can get a triple play? >> yes. i can do it every day. >> mike: every day. a little cocky. first in little league history. but to even think about it is

amazing. >> alan: coming up, the world's most expensive hot dog sells for $1,500. we'll show you what is inside when we come back.

lap. >> alan: coming up at 11:00. a big change for welfare recipients. the practice that is coming to an end. plus the gold rush is on again. the new gold mine in the sierra. join us at 11:00. >> ama: hot dogs usually run a few dollars. one vendor has a very pricey alternative, hot dog for $1,500. >> mike: what? >> ama: the most expensive hot dog. made with premium beef, lobster, saffron aioli and gold flakes. four hot dogs were sold and all of the money goes to a charity that supports homeless. >> alan: that's it for us. >> ama: have a great one.

captioned by closed captioning services inc. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me?

[ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one.