>> when do you find out? >> for money. >> shauna says she can make $100 and more per client. she's 29 years old and has a daughter. she has been selling her body since she was 17. saying she was pimped by a man who knew her stepsister. >> he wheel immediate into it. >> you were tricked into it? >> kind of. yes. yes. ways scared and stuck with him six months. >> she is one of 11 women taken into custody friday night. one was eight months pregnant all were interviewed by police and advocates from support groups the women, given options other than jail. >> we'll be able to get help to get them off the street or perhaps change their life style. >> all of the contacts here were made through the internet. sites used to solicit

prostitution like my red book. but also in cities like oakland, they look for young street walkers who may have been trafficed and say the operation was successful. >> they rescued six children. the youngest victim was 15 years old and arrested 13 pimps . >> knocking on the door. door is open. >> in san rafael, fbi and police targeted the johns. those who responded to solicitations over the internet by decoys. police rented rooms at three motels and were arrested all seemed embarrassed. one john soiled his pants. vic lee, abc7 news >> two refuted gang members now face life in prison after a jury found them guilty in the shooting death of a 3-year-old boy.

prosecutors say the two men were in a gun battle with rival gang members the shooting took place in august, 2011 on international boulevard. that is where a 3-year-old was riding in a toy car during a trip to the grocery store. he died outside of a pizzeria. >> go out to victims in this case. >> two men were wounded and they testified at the trial. >> police now are checking out a car they say flew off the freeway then slammed into a house. sky 7 shows you the aftermath that have accident the car went through a fence, hit the home along louisiana street, then wedged right there as you can see, next to a parked car. residents say she felt the house

shake. >> traffic moving slowly on westbound interstate 80 after a crash and fuel leak. a truck and one vehicle collided that led to a large fuel spill. sky 7 shows caltrans crews cleaning it up about an hour ago. for a while all westbound lanes were closed but several have now reopened and nobody was hurt in that crash. >> a massive earthquake for parts of alaska issued a tsunami warning 13 miles southeast of fitkin island. here is what it looked like at kabc in los angeles the quake reported at at depth of 60 miles. there were fairly heavy surf. an add viery has been issued for two of the islands and a 6.9

quake hit new zealand this morning about 50 miles southeast of raul island the first followed by couple after shocks measuring 6.3 and 6.2. >> this evening, a dire situation from california jobless is looking better. two and a half million residents get water from hetch hetchy. the latest numbers show it's at about 65% of capacity. and it's not going to get any fuller for a while all of the snow pack melted. abc7 news joins us with a look at what this means for those of us that depend on the water. wayne? >> lafayette park is a good example it's mostly clean. there is brown over the shoulder. governor brown asked for mandatory water conservation. san francisco said we'll ask for voluntary.

you've heard this before. time to hear it again. >> those were the driest three years on record you know? this is the worst than any we've seen here in san francisco bay area. >> that is steve ritchie. water tsar of the public utilities commission explaining how san francisco has dodged a bullet so far in avoiding the water rationing in the last month have residents begun to take this drought seriously. >> could you do more if you had to? >> probably i can use a sort of guideline. what is 10% per person? >> taking shorter showers and turn off water when i brush teeth small things. >> try something >> trying. yes. >> but still needs to be a mass effort. it did not take the more

dramatic measure based on a trend. we reserve the rice. and in other words save water from hetch hetchy now, or suffer more, later. >> new ad campaign take a listen to part of >> all right. this ad will be joined by print and bill board versions throughout san francisco public utilities commission district in the hopes everyone who jumps into the shower will make it a quickie. >> we're trying everything.

an app let's drivers sell public parking spaces to other drivers looking for a spot. the city attorney says that is illegal, guys. asking apple to remove the app from the store. saying two other companies will get similar warnings this week. >> several people ended up in the hospital after a pickup truck plowed into several cars in a mcdonald's drive through. investigators say the driver may have suffered a medical emergency when he lost control of the truck. a smoky house fire in orinda chased people that forced firefighters to watt battle flames from the outside.

>> there are 4 million recreational voters in california. it passed senate bill 1162 making the operators pass a voting exam and get a card from the division of water ways. >> we know in 20-12 there are 50 fatalities from boating accidents. and we're one of only five states that doesn't currently get a program. >> and according to the post guard 70% are caused by operator error. each ward costs $30 >> we have more ahead. coming up, 31 million and

counting. >> close call for a man learning about the danger of a storm night. plus... >> emotions running high for good reason the story is ahead. >> and abc7 news things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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>> this game is scary. this is a scary game. >> netherlands won 2-0. and chile takes on brazil. >> there abc # to win that match. >> the restaurant is one of many spots here where crowds got together to watch the fans gathered in bars and restaurants. mexico needed a win or a tie to advance. and maybe that is why nobody was stocking up at this shop near

downtown. the vendor had fingers crossed to beat croatia. >> if mexico wins, i hope. >> we talked to this couple visiting from mexico city. who are bigger fans? young women or men? >> you walk the court? >> yes. >> her boyfriend said men are bigger fans. >> you don't think they know what is going on? >> a good game seems to stimulate hunger. with margaritas or beer were popular choices. >> we love the game.

>> i watch it every four years >> the missed goals seem to point to the outcome. >> we're almost there. we're going to make it. >> but one fan dared to admit he's from croatia. >> people are supporting mexico. >> yes. >> some someone has owe support croatia. >> there you go. there you go. >> almost. but not good enough. mexico wins. >> fans sharing their world cup beaver with us. and up load them to our news app. and check out this snap shot from a family of fans. check it out.

>> team usa has several paths after portugal came up with these soccer shocker yesterday. in a tie in a game u.s. had won but right now united states and germany have four points and they share the top spot in group g. u.s. can advance, they beat or tie germany if drawing that works as well. there are other options here. we'll explain them more. win or draw, and we're in good shape. >> now honda, maz ka and nissan are recalling millions of vehicles. >> michael finney joining us now with that story and the rest of today's consumer news. there is a recall? it's out of control. >> it's amazing. there have been more recalls

this year than cars sold last year. >> oh, goodness. >> wow. >> yes. >> honda recalled 2 million vehicles a million are here in the united states. all between 2000 and 2005 on top of a million vehicles recalled last year forcing similar problems. nissan recalled honda and nissan announced recalls last year. air bags made by japanese supplier takada. it's getting tougher in the bay areaed. theys also looking for

excellent credit scores. for best loans think in terms of score 720 and above. >> average is 750. it's hard for people with low credit scores to get any kind of mortgage at all. >> now, if you have a high down payment some banks will overlook a lower score. military exchanges about to become more user right now, online is only available to a small number of troops >> thank you >> sure >> at the beginning of the newscast we told you about that prostitution sing. that is making headlines

nationwide tonight i talked to diane sawyer bit. >> diane you're working on a story we're involved in here in the bay area. >> that is right our cameras are there. those investigators move in on the people trapping in prostitution. 200 children, rescued. we'll have a report, what we've learned about the story. >> and you also have the advice worth thousands of dollars to one family. >> cheryl have you to see this story a real money team found some outrageous things in medical bills saying one family, are you ready? 30,000, this couple had been trying so long to get it fixed. >> can't wait to see it. thank you. >> and world news is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30. >> the world is getting warmer.

that is not good news this, may, one of the warmest on the planet. average 59 degrees about a degree and a half warmer, heat fuelled >> bruce highland was with friends carp camping two weeks ago. a hail storm hit he was shocked at what happened next. >> there is no sense of a vash. we just knew it was cles they reviewed and saw how close it was. >> way too close. he says it came without warning

and flowed through the tree into the roots and >> it's a goringus day. and when thunder roars head indoors is the message. so just remember that. and it's breezy out here. talking about weather changing that are coming. fog is pulled away. we're seeing high clouds above. 29 miles per hour at sfo. gusts 40, possible. you can probably hear the wind. it's gusty here. beautiful view from our camera.

it's 67 in oakland. half moon bay one of our cooler spots. high temperatures up today by a few degrees. 81 in novato. and so we're hanging on to warmth, still. looking at high, thin clouds, looking across the bay. fog near the coast mild to warm. we're going to cool it down. you'll notice changes. high pressure to high pressure. this is typical. we're expecting ups and downs a cold front will be providing cooling on wednesday and on

thursday. we'll be watching that carefully temperatures trends 80 dropping below normal wednesday, thursday, then warming back up sunday, monday. tomorrow morning watch out for fog. temperatures into 50s. tomorrow morning, it's there. the fog will be pulling away. 60s to 90s enland. 68 in san francisco. 85 san francisco. low 90s in livermore. 80 degrees in san jose. temperatures dropped into mid-80s wednesday cloud cover heading into

thursday. low 60s to low 80s. weekend features summer heat beyond that as well low to mid-90s inland until then, just a beautiful day. >> weekend feels far away now. a playground of magical pro portion. >> and new at 6:00 tonight stem cell technology may offer a reproductive option for men.

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deck. the firefighter went to the fair station for help. firefighters used cooking oil to free the puppy. >> a ground breaking today for a playground allowing children and adults to have fun no matter needs. organizers say seven play areas are steined for those with disability asks other limitations in mind supporters praise that had project as one that levels the playing field for every child m the community. >> it means they get to have the same tuntsz as every other child in the neighborhood. that is meaningful. it sets them up for success. >> supporters raised $3 million over five years, still needing an additional $300,000. opening day scheduled for fall. >> another first of its kind venue opening tomorrow at at and t park.

fans will be able to pick produce during games. ask inviting fans to dress up there with veggies and herbs they think of everything. >> it's clever. >> still ahead, cop? photo op. why the police department wants to record this moment. >> and you can find everything world cup on our web site. abc7 news.com including daily wrap, giving insights into key plays and games. and breaking down wins and losses. we'll be right back.

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bypass. >> a woman whose credit card company won't give her rewards she's earned sifting through the fine print. >> now, 150 san francisco police officers hit the streets today, running around town for a good cause. >> yes. members taking turns carrying this year's special olympics torch. officers made their way to embarcadero, then, union street. >> john's grill sponsored the running contingent greg sur says it was especially impressive. >> yes. all of our new recruits here we raised them right. a lot of officers here on their own time with a lot of athletes. it's, you know even weather came out for us >> on friday, it will light the special olympics calledron. >> world news is next. i'm larry beil >> i'm cheryl jennings. from all of us, thanks for

watching. >> we'll see new a half hour. welcome to "world news." breaking news. a huge earthquake off the coast of alaska. right now, experts watching for signs of a tsunami. crackdown. a nationwide sweep by the fbi frees nearly 200 children from sex traffickers. real money. tonight, the experts find some stunning things buried inside your medical bills. how this family saved $30,000 coming up. and the agony of the tie. why the coach for team usa is complaining about the crucial next game, is it fair that the german team gets to do something the americans don't? good evening to you on this