wounds and multiple victims. >> i copy. you have multiple victims. >> we have several people down out here. >> that's the dramatic police dispatch call after at least seven people were shot in san francisco. good evening. i'm ama dates. the first reports came in from turk and taylor in the sen deer loin neighborhood -- tenderloin neighborhood. we start with lilian kim live at the scene. lilian? >> witnesses say they heard as many as 18 gunshots and it happened just before 9:00 p.m. at the corner of turk and taylor streets. seven people were shot during a fight. witnesses are not all that surprised 245* it happened at a this particular

intersection. turk and taylor is one of the most interesting in the tenderloin. video from a resident shows what it was like moments after the shooting. it was a chaotic scene. gunshot vehicle times on the ground with people trying to help. police and ambulances arriving, and the ambulance transporting 17 people to the hospital. >> i characterize it as a fight and then shots fired after the fight or during the fight. >> one person was shot, and i saw the people running as they were getting shot they were falling. >> i heard a bunch of gunshots. by the time we got out they had left. we saw a couple guys laying down on the floor. >> the victims are said to have nonlife-threatening injuries. police are hoping that surveillance video on some of the buildings will help with their investigation. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian.

now to sergio who is live at san francisco general hospital where several of those victims were taken. sergio? >> ama minutes after the shooting a small fleet of ambulances started pulling into the emergency department here at san francisco general hospital. go ahead and roll some of that video. we saw a a total of six victims being brought in on either stretchers or wheelchairs. a san francisco police spokesperson says all of the victims were hit in their extremities. you can gather they were hit in their arms or legs and all are noncritical injuries. there were also lots of people here we assume are family and friends. right now there are lots of police officers here. clearly there is an effort to gather more information from the victims who may have seen what happened. and also any of those family friends who might have been at the scene and who might also be able to provide details in this. as lilian mentioned there are a total of seven people who were injured in the shooting

and who were taken to the hospital. reporting live at san francisco general hospital, i'm sergio quintana, ab abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for more breaking news. you can get updates tomorrow morning on the morning news at 4:30. >> now to that deadly mudslide in washington state. the death toll has risen to eight and more than a dozen people are missing. take a look at this pick -- picture. this is a before shot where the mudslide hit. you can see the river snaking through the center. look at the after shots. you will see the devastation. on the right you can see where all of the mud came from. there cliff just sheared off. the deadly slide is in oso just mortar of seattle. abc news president arer -- reporter has the latest. >> they are stunned by the extent of the damage from that

wall of mud, rocks and debris is that wiped out the community. >> the devastation is overwhelming. i had a sense that we a are going to have hard news here. >> reporter: after an aerial assessment of the scene geologists determined the risk factor decreased enough to allow first responders to search through the mess for more than a dozen people still missing. >> we didn't find anybody alive. >> the victim is buried under so much mud it will take some time to get the body out. pictures from above see the scope and it looks like the whole side of the mountain came crashing down. the slide measuring a square mile in size. >> this is the car good evening. cash cash carnage. >> nearly 30 homes are gone or damaged. 30 people hospitalized including a five-month-old child in critical condition. >> there saw lot of people that were very scared. need prayers.

>> water backed up by the mudslide is starting to trickle out slowly and that is good news, easing the flash flooding. >> danger downstream is much less than it was last night. >> authorities expect to reopen highway 530 in days instead of weeks. and the search and recovery separation -- operation will resume on monday morning. abc news, new york. >> rescuers are facing unexpected challenges as they try to reach mudslide victims. abc news talks with a task force leader who responded to the mudslides in the santa cruz mountains in 1982. >> not only do you have an incredibly hazardous environment for the rescuers, you have potential for a sudden release of energy with the water that is now buying built up behind it to not only affect the survivors, but the rescuers that are working on it and everybody else that lives downstream. >> rescuers aredy

cape being handy caped by bad weather and a surface weather that is constantly changing as they try to find victims in the mud. >> this is a live look outside right now from the exploratorium camera. the skies are going to look different next week. let's head to news meteorologist in with live doppler 7hd. >> good evening. yes, we have clear skies and big changes on their way. live doppler 7hd is picking up some of the clouds and the patchy fog developing off the coast and also false radar returns. we have clear skies and let me talk about the rain that is moving in. we could see it as early as tuesday morning and then continuing into the afternoon. more rain and scattered showers on wednesday. but this looks more north of the golden gate on wednesday. and then possibly lingering what thisy. what this also means is there is a winter storm watch in the sierra during that time. all of the details in your cam pleat accu-weather seven-day

forecast. ama? >> vallejo firefighters are keeping a close eye on the fire that september thick, black smoke across the city. it was just before 5:00 when the fire broke out in a boarded up commercial building at the end of california street. nick from vallejo provided this cell phone video. the fire may have started in a nearby homeless encampment. >> we have several buildings that are vacant and homeless that are frequenting them. they are trying to find shelter to stay out of the elements. >> the fire was under control in 90 minutes and no injuries were reported. in the east bay, a fundraiser was held for the family of a fallen bart officer. sergeant tom smith was killed by a fellow officer in january while conducting a probation search. several off duty officers gave up a day off to give back. this cross fit class was a benefit to raise money pour

smith's wife and his 6-year-old daughter, summer. >> we want them to create new family memories. if we can give him a little something to help them take a family trip or do something together to create the memories, that's what it is all about. a memorial will beheld next week for 48-year-old mendocino county sheriff deputy. he was killed last week by an armed kidnapping suspect north of fort bragg. the public memorial is on wednesday at 500 north herald street in fort bragg. it begins at 10:00 a.m. lawmakers will consider a bill to stop funds for california high speed rail tomorrow. the proposed legislation would protect taxpayers from a risky financial obligation that leaves them on the hook to match billions of dollars of federal funds as required by

the high speed rail authority. it prohibits the authority from federal funds unless matching state funds are immediately available. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, it really it march mad aness. the upset against kansas. we will have all of the excitement. and the deadline looms for health care. what you need to know and the groups lending a hand. the news

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will find a time soon when we are able to conclusively say once and for all that we are close to you finding where the plane may now below indicated. and there will be some kind of closure for families. >> it is expected to rain tomorrow which could create problems for searchers. flight 370 vanished more than two weeks ago. >> thousands of russian troops are gathering on the border of the eastern ukraine. increasing fears that it could use unrest in the east as a reason to cross the border. today thousands of people took to the streets in kiev to denounce moscow. speakers not only con -- condemned russian aggression but compared vladimir putin to adolf hitler. he left for the netherlands to calm such fears. it has taken on new urgency because of the crisis in the ukraine.

they hosted a health care enrollment as the deadline approaches. it was open to anyone needing coverage or wanting to learn more about their health insurance options. certified enrollment counselors were on happened to explain choices before open enrollment in the health care plan ends. some people signed up on the spot. >> they talked to a counselor and it is extremely affordable. it was a fifth of what i thought it would be. >> counselors helped people figure out if they qualified for low cost coverage through covered california or no cost sphanded -- spabded -- expanded medical coverage. march 31st is the last day missed up for discounted if you missed the deadline you may have to pay a tax penalty. the men's college basketball tournament has a new team to call destiny's darlings.

stanford rallied and knocked off the second seed kansas this morning. they are now in the sweet 16 for the first time in six years. fans are watching and hoping. >> biting my nails. they are at the end. praying they would pull it out. >> he predicted stanford wouldn't win. you know what? no. they are going to win. >> i was yelling and screaming and i am glad kansas lost. i am happy to help them get to the sweet 16. >> shu will have the highlights in sports. the next game is thursday. timeo it is time to take a look at our weather as we head to the workweek. francis has all of the details. >> good evening. live doppler 7hd is pecking up up -- picking up patchy low clouds and there are false radars returning. very clear skies around the bay area. as we look from our rooftop, the temperatures are now starting to come down to the low 50s.

51 in san francisco and even down to 49 in half moon bay. also another view for you here from emeryville out toward the bay we will see more low 50s and even upper 40s in santa rosa. it is currently 47. fairfield and livermore currently 53. here is what you need to know as we show you another view from sutro down to san francisco and the bay bridge, it is clear out there and visibility is not a problem. that will mean cool temperatures overnight. there will be patchy fog developing in the early morning hours near sunrise and just along the coast and possibly in some interior valleys. mostly sunny skies and with more clear skies, the temperatures will actually be a little warmer compared to today. we are already above average. rainy and cooler midweek. we will show you the rain expected to hit the bay area. overnight lows will be in the 40s and even upper 30s in the valleys. 39 in santa rosa and 40 in napa.

47 in san francisco. 46 in san jose. tomorrow, much like today, a lot of sunshine, but even warmer in some areas fnlt 65 a high in -- 65 a high in san francisco. even mid70s in the east bay valleys valleys and 75 in antioch and 75 in san jose. here is the satellite. it is giving us the on shore flow and mild weather. the low pressure will be moving in tuesday and wednesday bringing us the rain midweek. as this moves east, i will show you our forecast model. the areas of green showing light rain tuesday around lunchtime. it looks like we may get more widespread rain on tuesday. closer to the coast in northern california and spotty scattered showers on wednesday afternoon as well. it looks like this will mainly be in the north bay. another push for light rain on thursday morning. it could be a wet start for your thursday morning

commute. increasing clouds on friday and possibly heavier rain on saturday afternoon into sunday. keep that in mind.one other thig one other thing to note is there is a winter storm watch as well with the system tuesday afternoon to thursday morning. try not to drive in the area if you can. here is the seven-day forecast. we have another gorgeous, sunny day ahead with mild temperatures. the big change comes in on tuesday and light rain on tuesday, wednesday and continuing in on thursday and unsettled into the weekend. it will be good for us and we will keep an eye on the weather pattern. >> thancis. i mentioned stanford's big win. >> a full day of hoops. stanford men have not been in 16 years. they had a total team effort. the nerd nation is standing tall. a full plate of hoops

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have a chance to win. no other post season in sports has this probability. case in point stanford is back in the event for the first time in six years. they were advancing to the sweet 16. stanford had mob to lose. the senior getting involved with the put back. kansas took the half time lead. the three before the buzzer. 24-22 at the half. the second half and jason randal. attack. off the glass. ties it at 28. the freshman fee nome -- phenom and it wasn't his night. senior leading the way with 15 points. the floater and stanford is up two. disan -- stanford is now up seven and back to back three's and it makes it a two-point game. all 12 of his points with three pointers and he ties it

with two seconds left. not gonna happen. 60-57 the final. stanford's first sweet 16 appearance since 2008. they won the nit tournament and so this is a sleet -- veteran team moving on. >> all of the guys who have been in these moments before and guys who know what to expect. they have a lot of younger players and they are all very talented. i leak our guyses' experience as well and i thought that was good for us. >> we are looking forward to an opportunity come next weekend. we will get ready to prepare tomorrow. they will face another cinderella. the fliers beat syracuse last night. ucla handles steven f austin. 19 points for the bruins and they end the 29-game win streak. ucla first year head coach and steve alfred has won as many tournament games in three days

than the bruins had combined. the bruins were rewarded in memphis on thursday. we are not done in the pac-12. arizona, a number one seed takes care of gonzaga and freshman wild cat aaron gordon. we have those highlights as we continue.

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an 84-61 win. they will play san diego state on friday in anaheim. wichita state shocker and they ran into a power house in kentucky. james young blasting three and kentucky goes up two. three seconds left and still down two. shockers last chance and wichita's perfect season is over. they advance to the sweet 16 for the 78-76 victory. they go up two and 1.6 seconds to go. they call a time-out and the buzzer goes off and north carolina did not get the timeout in time. iowa state advances to the sweet 16 in an 85-83 victory. saint mary's is playing against minnesota. he had 24 for the gails.

the only gail to reach double figures. they had this baseline three. 63-55 the final. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. cactus league action, nascar and golf. stick around. if the stanford women win tomorrow they play florida state. stanford men and women will advance to the sweet 16 and not many schools can claim that. that would be pretty sweet for the nerd nation. >> it really would. california's drought and what it means for your next visit to the grocery store. plus -- >> if you don't represent women in politics in america who will? >> a uc berkeley student puts hillary clinton on the spot and hear how the former first lady responded to that question. and how a family came to the rescue of a struggling deer. stay with us.

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i'm ama dates. back to our breaking news. seven people are injured after a shooting in san francisco. the first reports came in from turk and taylor in the tenderloin neighborhood. lilian kim is live there the latest. -- live with the latest. lilian? >> officers are here and they are just about to wrap up their investigation. this is where the shooting happened on the northeast corner of turk and taylor streets. video shows the chaotic moments after the shooting. victims can be seen on the ground. afpd says seven people were shot. a man opened fire during a fight. witnesses say they heard about 18 gunshots. >> what was your reaction to this?

>> my friend has a smoker and he sells barbecue steaks. i was buying the steak. we jumped be ipped hue the -- we jumped behind the smoker. >> the victims were taken to san francisco general hospital and their injuries are nonlife-threatening. the -- sfpd will be looking at sur surveillance video from some of the nearby buildings. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you for the update. stay with abc7 news for the latest breaking news. we will have updates on the abc7 morning news at 4:30 and anytime on twitter at abc7 news bay area. if you went to the grocery store this weekend and thought prices at the checkout were a bit higher, you were right. over the last several months prices have been inching upward. abc news president arer lyndsay janice tells us why. >> if you think your grocery bill is rising you are not imagining it. new impost numbers show -- new government numbers show food prices are sky rocketing.

>> to blame? the drought in california. freezing temperatures in the midwest and on country's biggest cattle farm a hangover from the 2012 drought which was the first in -- the worst in 56 years. 2014 could see the biggest increase in three years and shoppers are already getting hit hard. >> poultry prices are up almost 5%. milk and cheese are also more expensive as smoa -- snow prevented farmers farmers from getting supply. >> and ground beef up 10% from this time last year. and beef for stews this cold winter is up 6%. it means the average american family could spend $150 on on groceries this year. lyndsay janice, abc news, new york. >> gas prices are also on the ride. the average price is $3.52, up 14 cents from last month.

california's average a is up 22 centsgqu and the bay area average a is $4.02 a gallon. a uc berkeley student took center stage during last night's clinton global initiative forum. they asked if she is running for president in 2016. >> mrs. clinton, if you don't represent women in politics in future america, who will? >> the crowd of a thousand students roared with approval after the political science major's question for the former secretary of state. jimmy kimmle who was moderating the forum jumped in and pressed her for an answer. >> she wants an answer. >> i am getting to it. i am getting to it. so let me say this. give me your name and number -- >> clinton is still deciding whether she wants to pursue

another presidential campaign. first lady michelle obama and daughters sasha and malea visited the great wall of china. it is a week-long visit to china . earlier the first lady hosted a discussion on education with a happenedful of chinese professors x students and parents at an event at the u.s. embassy. a wildlife adventure for a family in massachusetts. >> this is crazy. >> crazy indeed. a deer was tangled in a picket fence. the family didn't realize what happened at first, but dad quickly came to the rescue. >> i saw that there was fur on it and i'm like, okay, this is weird. >> it just pops right up. i was able 20* free it by creating enough space that i could get one leg free and i used my shoulder to push the other leg through. >> the poor thing, you can see the deer ran back into the woods. hopeful leahy was okay.

the homeowner said he is just happy he didn't get kicked in the head. the i-team investigates another local man claiming to be a thaif vee seal. navy seal. it is a story you will see only on abc7 news. >> we have gorgeous skies, clear skies and sunny conditions. several days of rain on its way here? i will tell you all about

investigating another complaint of stolen valor, but in this case a sonoma county man says he is accused of getting people to invest in a phony business. the report you will see only on abc7 news. >> 53-year-old chuck limon

interest did want to answer my questions when i caught up to him outside the grocery store. >> get out of here. i have the police on the phone. >> public plolice have the police come. >> he did call to police. >> an officer told him i had the right to take his picture in public. and he couldn't drive because of a suspended license. >> chuck, i need to talk with you. >> limon ignored the officer's order and drove away. what could be so bad he couldn't discuss it. >> he was going to give me $18,000 back. >> he has a small claims case pending. he convinced him he had a deal to buy contain you ares from the port of oaknd la and sell them to the army to bring american troops from afghanistan. the story worked with feldon and others who gave him money to invest and he insisted on cash. >> 6,000 over time. >> 2,500.

>> 17,000. >> dirt,000. >> he was able to draw them in because of his tall tales of military service. >> he said he worked in the service and was currently employed in the coast guard. >> he brought up special forces. >> i thought it was the army corp of engineers and he was like an exnavy seal. >> limon's records show all of that is not true. he spent six years with the army national guard reserves as a mechanic. no active duty. >> it is a slap in the face to me and the other active duty veterans. >> he tells me exaggerating stores and then scamming people out of money it is a -- >> it is hard for us all. we don't want veterans to be represented that way. >> you claim to be a navy

seal. >> limon's own text shows he claimed others were investing in the deal and he used his own family in voicemails. he said if they are investing it must be good. >> my brother, they will add more containers to that order if my brear can do it. my brother can do it. >> several people say you scammed them out of money. by pretending to be a navy seal and working with the army corp of engineers. >> they are jealous. >> why? >> i broke up with my that is where limon found his first vehicle times including some of darlene's friends. >> i feel betrayed. dash dosh darn it. -- darn

it. >> as the scheme unraffled she demanded they get money back. >> he told me that. he told me if i knew people that could take me out if i continued this. luckily my girlfriend was on my home phone. >> she was able to get a restraininggust of order until august of 2016. i tracked limon and approached him in the parking lot. >> was there any plan about buying containers from the military. >> they got their money, but they want more. >> sews -- susan farrell got her money back of a taking him to court. >> even if he wins a small claims case, they don't expected to see any money, but hope it can serve a greater purpose. >> if there is anybody else out there who isen caged in

this man anyway, shape or form, be very, very careful. >> prosecutors looked into the case and found there was insufficient evidence to pursue it. they only considered one of the victims. they are now deciding to take a second look. dan noyes, abc7 news. almost 10,000 people took part in the oakland marathon and running festival. 30-year-old rodriguez from whittier won the men's marathon in two and a half hours. it was a niece day for it. fran his has a last check on weather. >> almost a little too warm for a marathon. we will see a lot of warmth. a 81 in sacramento, your high for monday is 70 and 90 in palm springs. the temperatures are coming up a few more degrees. look for 72 in san rave san rafael.

5070 -- mid50s near oakland and fremont and san jose. >> there is a winter storm watch for tuesday afternoon through thursday. keep that in mind and one 2 two feet of snow expected above 6,000 feet. here is jobing ago -- here is your accu-weather forecast. w45 does that mean for us? chance of rain. tomorrow will be another mild and warm day. but temperatures will drop on tuesday. light rain on tuesday. spring showers on wednesday and lingering into thursday morning. and then more rain on saturday and sunday. >> we will take it. thank you, francis. shu is here with sports and i feel like opening day is creeping up on us. >> players trying to secure roster spots including a man in

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they will open the season at o.co coliseum. they will leave on wednesday before facing the giants on thursday. the start of the bay bridge series. the a's bats are waking up at the right time. he goes deep and the two-run shot. it is 2-0a's. two home runs yesterday. the a's other catcher goes deep in the 6th. he also hit his first homerun of the spring. the mariners will take the game 6-4 your final. now with roster spots dwindling the a's outfielder who is out of options need to

make the 25-man roster to prevent going on waivers. the stanford man has been up and down in triple-a his entire career. but spots a limited. i asked him recently what keeps him going. >> you have to continue to improve. obviously they have had a lot of success and they have some guys that have locked in at some positions. things happen all the time. for me i just have to be obviously the best version of myself. if an opportunity presents itself take advantage of it. >> people look at your game. big guy can hit-and-run. is it frustrating for you when you have to do what you do going up and down leak that? down like that? >> it is good work if you get it. i am lucky and blessed to have a day in the big leagues and a hit in the big leagues. i just try and keep it in the perspective, yes, do i want more of the old adage to

continue to want to improve and get more of an opportunity to have more success? at the end of the day all i can do is control what i can control. >> a great kid and he has talent. if he doesn't stick with the a's maybe a fresh start will do him good. he is also battling more than a 25-man roster. giants won against the royals13m getting rocked. allowing 11 hits and three home runs and seven strikeouts. let's tee it up and the arnold palmer invitational where we had another first time winner on tour. he trailed by four strokes coming into today's final round. the king, enough said. birdie on 10 and on 12 and 13 for a two-shot lead at 15 under. he bogies the p misses an eagle to tie and then misses the short birdie.

he is done with a four over 76. a chance to win with a par. he can't believe it. he has a one stroke lead and forces the playoffs. he went for the first time on the pga tour and a million dollar pay day and a trip to the masters. >> you just never know it is going to happen. it is nice to get it done. >> it is really cool. i have had a ton of looks. i kept telling myself maybe it is going to be somewhere special. this is really cool and i still can't believe i won. >> the sharks had a chance to clinch a playoff spot. they have another shot in calgary. the sharks have a 1-p so int lead over the ducks, but they have one game in hand and the

road to the playoffs doesn't get any easier. >> it is maybe the toughest part of the season. wree have to get through this -- we have to get through this game and have some time to breathe. >> nascar auto club 400. two laps to go. blows the tire and spins and brings out the caution. landon cassel stays on the track. he ran out of gas. kyle busch passes tony stewart in the final lap. it was a second straight auto club 400 victory. >> exciting to be able to win a race this early in the season, but joe thinks it has been forever. to put a winner's circle on our roof is good. i wouldn't say it is relaxation, but it takes the pressure off and making the chase. >> this abc7 sports report is

brought to you by riverwalk casino. stanford women with a chance of a win over florida steat. not many states can claim the machine -- can claim the men and women. >> that is it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for ama dates and mike shumann we continue on-line, twitter and facebook and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. have a great night and a wonderful week.

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