closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc breaking news out of the east bay federal agents raiding a medical marijuana school and dispensary. >> those raids are drawing a number of protesters. katie marzullo is at the scene of one of those raids. >> reporter: this is the university at 1600 broadway students take a 13 week course on the business of marijuana. right now federal agents are inside. protest are outside you can hear them screaming for the agents to leave they don't want them on their turf. at this point we don't know why the agents are here. the size and volume of the protests varied. their support of marijuana stayed strong.

chris is a graduate of the university. >> you can take too much aspirin and die. you can drink too much water and die. you can't die from too much marijuana. >> reporter: u.s. marshals stood their ground while the agents went about their work. coming and going and carrying in empty cardboard boxes. >> it is irs criminal investigation, dea and the u.s. marshals. >> we are doing enforcement here today. what we are doing is under seal, so at this point i'm not able to comment. >> reporter: whatever it is, people in favor of legalized marijuana at the federal level say the raid is wrong. >> the dea now has decided that they can do this. they are trying to challenge us and it is not going to work we we are never going to stop. it is never going to end. >> reporter: a graduate told me there is never any marijuana smoked in the

university. i asked if he thought there was something going on with the university finances,zrñ7 se the irs is here? he asked me to defer to the university president. [ inaudible ] my calls have gone unreturned. katie marzullo, abc7 news. a little background about the university. it opened in november 2007. it claims to be the first cannibus college in the university. the trade school provides classes on growing marijuana as well as marijuana laws and sales. it wasn't the only target of a raid this morning agents raided nearby pot dispensary hauling out marijuana and computers. mark matthews there live. >> reporter: we are on 15th between franklin and bring early they are morning after 9:00, agents of the dea and local cops raided this office here at the oakland cannibus

buyer's club. they served search warrants, but no arrests have been made. we have pictures of them carrying out boxes of what we believe to be medical marijuana. very sketchy information out of the dea. the spokesperson for the dea could not tell me who owns this. we believe it to be richard lee the same person who is running the university around the corner. we are told as i said no arrests have been made this is and forcement operation where search warrants are -- enforcement operation, search warrants are being served. it is not just the university and the oakland cannibus buyer's club that are being raided other raids are going on in oakland the dea would not say where or how many just this is an enforcement action in oakland and these are not

the only two places being raided this morning. mark matthews, abc7 news. in san francisco protesters still involved in the take over of a vacant building owned by catholic church. they've been there all night. sue thompson joins us from that scene. >> reporter: good morning. police are continuing to monitor this building owned by the archdiocese of san francisco. a few minutes ago i spoke with leaders of the archdiocese. they say they did tell the police that these protestsers -- protesters are in factthey wd like them to leave. occupy san francisco stated they would like to turn this vacant buildedding owned by the archdiocese into -- building owned by the archdiocese into a community center to help those in need. this occupies happened yesterday following a -- this occupation happened yesterday following a rally and march.

many wound upcoming to this building where they spent the knife -- spent the night. they say they don't plan to leave until they can sit down and meet with the diocese on how they can turn night a community center this is a private building. police did get word from the diocese to ask people to begin leaving. so that an that is not happening. the archdiocese did tell me this vacant building is used to lease. they lease it out and use the money to help students at sacred heart prep who can't afford it. me 200 people spent the night here last night. and the occupy movement says right now it has no plans to leave. >> what we want to do is put the building back to use to offer community services. we have plenty of people that can offer health services, food, education. >> we have a citizen's an the

archdiocese saying they are trespassing. we closed that side of the street because we have information things are going to be thrown down to people walking past so just a public safety thing. >> reporter: the archdiocese saying that the occupiers in their vacant private building that they own are trespassing, they would like them to leave. they've told san francisco police that and that message has been relayed. so far occupiers do not seem to be going anywhere. the diocese says they would like to see this peacefully resolved. sue thompson, abc7 news. a mother and four children on the peninsular homeless thisp2ñ morning after a fire destroyed their home this is video of the fire that broke out around 4 a.m. in west san mateo. firefighters managed to knock down the flames and get all five to safety. unfortunately, the two cats in the home were killed. a neighbor watched it happen. >> so scary.

it just makes you appreciate life and what you have. every so often you will see flames shoot up again earlier on i'm going please, please be careful. >> it took 40 firefighters to bring in blaze under control it damaged two homes and two garages the cause is still under investigation. in pacifica investigators back at the scene of a deadly house fire that claimed the lives of a child and his great-grandfather yesterday. 13 were in the house when the fire started early sunday morning, 11 were able to get out. some from a second floor window. a middle school aged boy and his great-grandfather were not age to escape. the cause has not been determined. two seriously injured sailors competing in an around the world race are expected to arrive in alameda this afternoon. this is video of the rescue that took place 400 miles off the california coast yesterday, a day after the 70 toot

sailboat was hit by a large wave one sailor has broken ribs and a punctured lung the other has a pelvic strain. a participant says all sailors know the risks. >> we knew what we were taking on the largest ocean in the world there was i suppose a healthy sort of scariness, i suppose, if you like. >> the around the world race is called the clipper 11-12. crewmembers are amateur sailors led by professional captain. they are expected to arrive 3:00 followed by the sailboat. online effort now in full swing this morning to help find a missing morgan hill teenager. 15-year-old sierra lamar disappeared march 16th. the online campaign was launched yesterday. social media users are asked to change their profile pictures to a picture of her

for the day. volunteers and investigators combed a 20 mile radius around her morgan hill home. the next scheduled volunteer search for sierra is set for saturday. san jose police investigating a shooting involving one of their own officers at richard's bar last night. reports the suspect opened fire inside the bar following a fight. then shot at officers when they arrived. one officer returned fire. police say the suspect is 38-year-old gabriel lorenzo who surrendered to police. nobody was hit by gunfire. san rafael police sealed off an area around north san pedro road and golf avenues searching for a burglary suspect. police are releasing few details they will only say that officers were involved in a foot pursuit for someone with a gun. more information on this story, as the information becomes available. embattled san francisco

sheriff ross mirkarimi won a small legal victory today. he can move back into his family home temporarily while his wife and their son are out of the country. they are visiting her ailing father in venezuela who is suffering from cancer. mirkarimi was realized january 13th, on charges related to domestic violence. he hasn't been home since. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of false imprisonment. he has been staying with friends, including former mayor agnos. lopez is supposed to return the end of april. new less expensive high speed rail project is being unveiled in fresno the price tag is 68 billion dollars, 30 billion less than a first draft release last fall. the updated plan relies on improving existing lines instead of building new ones to cut costs. the first full section of track will stretch to the san fernando valley in 2022 significant expansion from the original concept that linked

only central valley cities. critics were calling the train to nowhere. just ahead, multi-billion dollar drug deal that affects more than 1 in 3 americans. critics say the mega merger is too big of a pill to swallow. more money, more problems. battle over one of those three winning mega

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that handled prescription benefits are now one. the deal creates a pharmacy benefits manager so large that it will handle the prescriptions of 135 million people. both companies say the deal will lead to greater savings and efficiency. others in the industry voice concerns about competition. last week a group of drug stores and pharmacists filed a federal lawsuit to stop that deal from going through. getting clues into who the winners of the mega jackpot might be for one there are reports of a growing controversy. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: americans who played mega millions and didn't win are returning to work today, wondering who did? >> i want to know what they are with going to doll. >> reporter: 100 million americans spent 1 1/2 billion dollars -- playing three winning tickets each worth 218 million dollars one from maryland, kansas, the

"new york post" reporting it found the maryland lotto winner, a mcdonald's worker single mother of seven. the paper says her co-workers are claiming the ticket was part of a pool, a claim the woman denies. the third winner from red bud, illinois the tiny town of 3500 eager to learn who the lucky winner is. is gets -- >> everybody is guessing. >> reporter: you can buy this. shirt, yes i'm from red bud, no i'm not the winner. in california one of several second prize winners identified. a guatemalan immigrant matched five numbers. he's expected to collect a quarter of a million dollars. for some americans who are not about to become overnight millionaires, the talk is about how winning is not all it is cracked up to be. >> you have people crawling out of the woodwork wants money, wanting handouts.

the winner from red bud has a year to the prize if the person wants the lump sum he or she must come forward within 60 days. if you drive through red bud, don't blink. mike is ahead with the forecast. >> you can see why that person is in hiding. maybe we'll get a little wet if you have your hand out in the north bay the next couple of days. today is the warmest this forecast until possibly sunday. san francisco international airport reputation taking off how the

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breaking news. sky 7 hd live over a shooting scene in oakland it appears one person has been killed. police have pulled two wounded people out of the building

here. this is in the 78th -- 7 -- 7800 block of edgewood drive. police are saying there was some sort of shooting the area three wounded. it appears at least one is dead. there may be others in the building. the shooter may also be inside this is an active scene now. police are right there pulling people out of the building. we will stay on top of this and bring more information as it becomes available. we have more breaking news out of san francisco the 9th circuit court of appeals has upheld california's ban on affirmative action and public college admissions. the court ruled proposition 209 does not violate students' constitutional rights. the latest to uphold the ban in a long list of legal challenges since it was passed in 1996. reaction later this afternoon on abc7 news.

new honor for san francisco international airport. travel publisher fodor's has named sfo one of the top airports. the respected travel company call the renovated terminal two the greenest in the country with hydration stations for reusing water bottles and paperless ticketing. >> fancy, we are proud of it. >> we certainly are. also happy about the weather. >> i think so. a lot of people like the warmer weather today without the winds of yesterday but that will change. >> a little break. >> that's key. winds will come back buy a chance of rain and cooler towards the middle of the week by the weekend it will change back. looking down from vollmer peak, emeryville to san francisco, high clouds filtering sunshine right now. they are just high clouds as we look down at south beach part of at&t park where the

boys of summer are back and the bay bridge series tonight. first live doppler, nothing going on across the state. even as we head down to our level everything is quiet. let's talk about temperatures, 60 los gatos, most of us mid to upper 50s. monterey bay inland more sun temperatures close to ours mid to upper 50s. today warmer even with the high clouds and sunshine not as breezy as yesterday chance of light rain possible especially cross the north bay tuesday into wednesday, cooler behind that cold front thursday and friday, warmer and calmer into the weekend. near 70 today in the santa clara valley, east bay, fairfield, santa rosa everybody else in the mid to upper 60s down to the monterey bay mid 60s to near 70 in watsonville, inland possibly 73 today in gilroy we won't stop there chico, sacramento, 72. 77 l.a., 49 in tahoe.

if you are heading to at&t park tonight giants and a's 7:15 first pitch, mild, 63 dropping to 57 a touch breezy from time to time nothing like it can be at at&t park. tonight cloudy warmer than this morning mid to upper 40s warm front to our northise flows high pumping warmer weather into our neighborhoods today and tomorrow. even with the high clouds we'll still make it up to 70 today. high clouds continuing during the evening and overnight one of the reasons we'll be in the 40s. 7:00 tomorrow morning everything is quiet watch the rain start in the north bay in the afternoon try to push into the bay during the evening kind of outruns moisture source and everything fall as part into drizzle and clear by wednesday . wednesday afternoon higher elevations of the north bay could see a scattered shower most of those will move east once they develop. rainfall amounts light, quarter of inin the north bay mountains.

-- of an inch in the north bay mountains. everybody else nothing except for cooler weather, temperatures in the 50s everywhere thursday, breezy, we'll have nice cooling trend thursday. friday carler slightly warmer mid 60s to 70 through the weekend. just a small chance of rain mainly north bay tuesday, wednesday no drenching rain like we saw last month. back to our breaking news out of the east bay in is oakland. you are looking live in the 7800 block of edgewater drive. police are not saying much there's been a multiple shooting, at least five people wounded. one person dead. you see numerous oakland police cars, ambulances have just arrived carrying victims to them. we'll bring you more as it becomes available. right no