. >>> there were more tense moments this morning at the occupy protests taking place at a uc urban farm. tam joins us live from the farm in ab albany to explain where the two sides stand now. >> reporter: police put up two concrete barriers and they've been standing guard ever since this morning but protesters are not budging. >> every day the police come out that he read a notice. they've never threatened with chemicals or substance with us. >> reporter: protesters say uc police set up a blockade and told them not to interfere. occupy says they will pitch nightfall in a different part of the land. in the meantiming they will continue to farm the land owned by the university. >> when i see these people here, i see them as heroes. >> reporter: this retired man says -- >> we need to preserve the open space. we don't need another shopping center. the university has basically ignored urban agriculture. so this is an opportunity for them to do it. >> reporter: this morning, students watered crops by hand. they say police ordered out all vehicles including trucks used to haul water into the f

uc filed a lawsuit against 14 activists who have been using the land as an urban farm. uc warned the window for compromise is closing. >>> uc berkeley police are urging schools to use the safety program after a string of armed probablies in -- robberies in campus. there have been four hold ups with one assault with a deadly weapon. it happened in two dorps. police are increasing -- two dorms. police are increasing patrols. students worried. >> especially with an all girls dorm... >> students have been robbed of wallets and possibly a laptop. they have free nighttime safety services including shuttle services and walking escort. >>> former bart police officer has returned to court. this time he is trying to get a new trial. they got exclusive pictures of him walking into the courthouse yesterday. he was convicted of involuntary man slaughter and fatal shooting of grant in 2009 but his lawyer says it was poor training that caused his client to reach for his gun instead of his taser. >> a year before this incident a very experienced officer having the same identical taser c

. >> the university offered to discuss how it could be used for urban farming and research. uc will not drop the lawsuit they filed against 13 protesters for trespassing. they started planting crops to bring attention to the resource rich land. >>> some were protesting, others celebrating. graduates were honored at a ceremony. ift was a special day for the 750 graduates of the college of engineering. the co-founder of communications company marvel was the keynote speaker for the ceremony. she is the first woman in the history of the college of engineering to give the commencement speech. she is humbled and honored by the opportunity. >> go where your true passions take you. go change the world. go bears! >> all right. she graduated in 1984 with a degree in computer science. >>> north of graduation at dominican college was bittersweet. they remembered a student who should have been walking with his class. he was a crew member killed in the yachting race accident a few weeks ago. today, 350 of his classmates and friends paid tribute to him during the graduation ceremony. >> we wi

police say they moved in because as urban farm land is needed for uc research, the university will dig up the crops they planted. >> he's -- peas, beans, pumpkins, cucumbers all kind people eat. >> protesters planned to meet tomorrow to decide their next move. in albany rob rock, ktvu channel 2 news. >> new uncertainty overseas day long tail spin on wall street growing concerns that quit the european union. the dow fell 129 points. nasdaq sank 31. today was the nice day of athens for minute unity government. comes after recent elections left the major parting with the majority vote. socialist parties for smaller groups. the new government must be made by thursday or another election will be held next month. >>> postal service announced today it will spare 600 post offices. and 3700 post offices. the move they say will save 6 and a half billion dollars a year, today the postal service says 600 of those post offices will stay open. the postal service is expected to present a new plan for the processing centers later this week. >>> roger clemens former personal training took the witness s

protestors have been camping out using uc agriculture research tract as urban farm for several week. they offer 2 seats in community meeting but only if they leave. >> are you going to leave by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >> no we are not going to loaf by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow mornin morning. that's not currently the plan. kind of absurd. like 2 seat at the table for for closed meet that go doesn't involve everyone. >>reporter: uc says it will also drop all pending criminal charges if occupiers pack up and leaf by tomorrow. if they don't, all better are off according to the university. >>> bay area woman who lost her husband and 2 sons to a mistaken identity gang killing talking exclusively with 7 news night tonight. killer convicted as we reported two days ago. grief-stricken wife and mother is in the witness protection program so we have hidden her face. we have the story from a pwvl c 7 news. >> i was just appalled by the fact that many there was no remorse whatsoever. i don't know who that person is. and that seemed that took my family is not a person. i don't know what that is. >

farm. the occupiers have been camping on the spot of land owned by uc- berkeley since april 27th. >>> we tried to build a farm that sports sustainable urban agriculture >>> the protest neglect and the planned development of the gill tract >>> this is precious and that means it is the best food growing capability for east bay >>> the universe to use it for agricultural research and is open to talking about the plots future administrators invited to occupiers to a meeting this morning but said they could come if they vacate the property. >>> the conditions or impossible for us to meet, to make consensus we are willing to do that >>> the universe becomes that the issue from different angles, on wednesday it filed a lawsuit against 14 of the people accusing them of trespassing and being a nuisance. uc-berkeley spokesperson said they will continue to fight the occupiers presence by using whatever means necessary, police were standing by observing farmers who don't send intimidated. >>> long-term vision this is a community farm for ever >>> and anne mackovic cbs 5. >>> presumed presidential nominee met ron in that is positioned on same-sex marr

farm. the occupiers had been camping on the spot of land owned by uc- berkeley since april 27th >>> we try to build a farm that's a boats support sustainable urban agriculture >>> they are protests in the proposed development of the del tracked >>> it is the best food growing capability for the east bay >>> the university use it for agricultural research is open to talking about the planet's future administrators invited to occupiers to a meeting this morning but they could only come if they get the property. >>> the conditions were impossible for us to meet, to break down by a tan, committee consensus we could do that >>> the university comes at the issue from different angles, on wednesday if other lawsuit against 14 of these people accusing them of trespassing and being a nuisance. uc-berkeley spokesperson said they will continue to fight the occupiers presence using whatever means necessary but it police were standing by and observing. >>> the long term vision this is a community from forever into perpetuity >>> anne mackovic cbs 5 >>> he went away conservatives school and a fine marriage between a man and woman but did not walk away the cro

farm. today campus police made a move on the activists who have been occupying uc-owned agricultural land in albany, the demonstrators took over the property to promote urban farming. there has been ongoing dialogue, but no compromise has been made. please set up cement barricades to restrict vehicle access and prevent the camp from getting bigger. some demonstrators have left, but dozens remain and continue farming. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, another funding crisis for state universities, and students and parents arewood to dig deeper into their pockets. >>> and a high-profile case in the bay area is back in the spotlight tonight why the former bauer police officer was back in court today. >>> an emotional clash between a cancer-stricken wife and the people who knew about her husband's denew details in the trial. >>> live in the south bay where a middle school gets a gift, thanks to this some nbc bay area viewers. that's coming up. >>> did afternoon i'm jeff ranieri. cooling at the coast, also for the peninsula, but still some hot spots. 90 in gil ronald. south san jose stopping out, and numbers tomorrow will still stay warm. e'll talk about a much hot

uc filed a lawsuit against 14 activists who have been using the land as an urban farm. or agricultural research and uc warned the time for come row moisturing is closing -- compromising is closing. >>> and teachers rallied at the school board meeting and despite having 80 million in reserves they issued 600 layoff notices and they are proposing more cut backs. the voting will take place between 4:00 and 7:30 tonight. they will allow union leaders to call for a strike in the future. >>> you will be sharing the road with people who are taking part in national bike to workday. thousands of people all over the bay area are expected to grab their bikes and head for working. energizer stations like this one, there will be snacks and drinks and san francisco will enjoy a more bike friendly commute. in the past two years they have added more than 22 bike lanes and more than a dozen coraless to -- corales to park the bikes. >> that is nice, don't you think, sal? >> i know and i have been doing bike to working a lot of times at this station and every time i go downtown there are m

uc berkeley filed a trespass and nuisance lawsuit against 14 -- against 14 activists who have been use the land as an urban farmicial the warn the window for compromise is closing. >>> 8:34. only a few days left for candidates hoping to replace nadia lockyer as alameda county's supervisor. she resigned last month after a little otherrary year in office. she wanted more time with her family she said and also to recover from a drug addiction and an extramarital affair. perspective candidates have to turn in their applications by 5:00 p.m. next tuesday. the board will then interview and take a look on lockyer's replacement. >>> later on today, san francisco teachers will vote, the first of two votes, to authorize a possible strike. on tuesday, tuesday teachers staged this -- tuesday, teachers staged this rally. the school issued more than 600 playoff notices and they are proposing more classroom cuts. the voting will take lace between 4:00 p.m. and 7:30. a second vote would be needed to allow the union leaders to call a strike in the future. >>> santa rosa's doyle park elementary school could remain open for at le

by our researchers and those who wish to sustain urban farming. >> we've been farming for 30 years. >> reporter: when this man identified himself as a uc berkeley professor tried to get on the property, uc davis police denied him entry. >> i just wanted to go in just to see what is going on inside. i have the right to go in. >> reporter: back here live you can see some protesters have made themselves comfortable. some are watching a movie, so far it's been peaceful. live in albany, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> heading into prom and graduation season how one community is trying >>> new at 10:00, prom an graduation season are approaching. a happy time for teenagers but also a time filled with hazards. debra villalon is live with a story of teenagers stepping up. >> reporter: schools have been surveying the teens and they found out many teens start young. very young. many bing. teens in nevado held this town hall meeting too often it's the adults around them that seem to shrug off drinking as a social norm, a rite of passage. >> there's a lot of kids in my school that drink. >> my parents didn't talk to me about it and i want to do

uc berkeley officials say they're moving ahead with plans to begin research on urban farming of this 10 a. tract of land. they're offering occupiers two seats at the table to discuss the future. the occupiers have been here since april 2nd, they know about the proposal and have been meeting as a group to talk about the deal being offered and whether they will accept. >> we are here not only for this space before the entire tract. we want the whole track preserved as agricultural land in perpetuity >> isn't that what they're going to talk about tomorrow? >> potentially >> the idea to leave and lose what the people here have already done seem silly to me >> the university says that if the occupiers clear out and agree to stay away, the university will drop all criminal charges or will not pursue any criminal charges and will drop the lawsuit but if they don't they say university police will do all they can to clear the area. >> san francisco teachers voted overwhelmingly to approve a strike. they're angry about the district's proposed $30 million cuts to their salaries. the district sa

by our researchers and those who wish to sustain urban farming. >> we've been farming for 30 years. >> reporter: when this man identified himself as a uc berkeley professor tried to get on the property, uc davis police denied him entry. >> i just wanted to go in just to see what is going on inside. i have the right to go in. >> reporter: back here live you can see some protesters have made themselves comfortable. some are watching a movie, so far it's been peaceful. live in albany, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> heading into prom and graduation season how one community is trying to get these drinks off the shelf. >>> and ktvu goes under cover into a gun show. the legal laws meant to protect you. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffee is only $7.77. that's less than a quarter for a great cup of coffee. and fage greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> new at 10:00, prom an graduation season are approaching. a happy time for teenagers but als

uc is offering to share some of the land for urban farming. see how the compute is going. >>> expect all the -- usual delays, quite a few accidents, bay bridge toll, backed up to the foot of the maze and the ride now on i-80 westbound, 34 minutes from the carquinez to the maze. look for slowing in the north bay traffic sluggish out of petaluma into novato, crowded but picking up towards 580, past 580 light and looking good across the golden gate bridge. >>> when we come back, mike will take a look >> beautiful pictures west from vollmer peak, hazy but not a spare the air day the air is stagnant that's why it is cool santa rosa 48, 46 half moon bay, low to mid 50s to 66 antioch. mid 80s around the bay mid to upper 80s inwhrapbd mid 70s along the coast 78 san francisco, >>> these are such unbelievable photos, snapped by a husband, just as those cheetahs attacked his wife at a game reserve. the couple was told the big cats were tame and playful. what went wrong? and why did her husband keep taking the pictures? >> i have absolutely no idea. canno

urban agriculture. >> farm was closed off to cars yesterday. uc police will arrest anyone they say who was not authorized to drive on to that campus property. >>> on the peninsula, a well-known animal shelter might be forced to shut down. tonight, a palo alto city council committee is expected to consider outsourcing animal services as a cost-cutting move. mountain view's recent decision to end a partnership with that shelter is triggering this recommendation. the move would close the palo alto humane society. but there's a grass roots effort to save the shelter. shelter managers are preparing to pitch alternatives to the closure. >> we are offering to help increase the revenues to the clinic. and we understand that the city is proposing budget cuts. and we ask the city to form a working group. we would develop ideas for the future of the animal shelter. >> the palo alto shelter serves palo alto and los altos hills with servicing shelters. >>> at this hour, the families forced from hatheir homes by th massive overnight fire in the south bay will b

uc-berkeley it owns the land and use it for research. occupiers had been camped out farming that land for 23 days demanding that it be turned into an urban form for the community. an unusual reckless driving arrest, police day a father was driving more than 100 m.p.h. to get his kids to soccer game. he was pulled over on highway 116 on pine the way. officers say he was weaving in and out of traffic. he faces charges of reckless driving and child endangerment. >> thousands of distracted drivers caught, a surprising number of bay area drivers ignoring the state's hands free law. >> in search of the perfect guy it. one man says he has figured it out. the villains were key in them that could behind the obesity epidemic >> an exciting sprint finish today, we will show you won the race and also,,,,,,,, >> date to of the amgen tore of california, more than 100 mi. later they arrive in santa cruz county. len ramirez is live at the finish line >> it was a very exciting finish today, we have just a short clip of the winner, is lockean rider 22 years old writing for liquid gas. he came from out of the mountains and he made it look easy. >> it was a

these uc-berkeley owns the land and use it for agriculture research occupiers have been camped out farming the land for 23 days they were demanding that it be turned into an urban farm for the community. city council tonight considers a plan that would crack down on massage parlors that are fronts for prostitution. severe is proposed an ordinance that would require the size their best to be certified by the state. they would also have to register for that with the police apartment each year some businesses say they're being unfairly targeted. my practice is no different than a physical therapist or chiropractors. so for me to have to go through that sort of process is very demeaning. >>> approve the city ordinance would take effect in july. >>> it's there's a growing but still for the victim of a hit and run in san francisco. police say and nasty the driver struck the 62 year-old pedestrian at columbus and green in north beach late saturday nights. and then took off. the victim was critically hurt. police say that he was not in a crosswalk described as a late 1990 chevrolet white with tinted windows. police say the front end is likely damaged. >>> serial murder

uc. they marched from berkley to the track. they've occupied the land for nearly three weeks. they filed a trespass and knew answer lawsuit against 14 activists that have been using the land as an urban farm. the school use its for agriculture research. >>> an investigation is underway to find what sparked a big fire that destroyed town houses under construction in the south bay. it broke out around 10:00 last night at a complex in the 1900 block of hilibrandt place. six under construction town houses burned in the fire, and residents were evacuate from neighboring buildings that were threatened by the fire. >> i was asleep, and my husband heard two explosions and then looked out the window, and it was like a bonfire. >> there were no injuries reported. two neighbors buildings sustained minor fire, smoke and water damage. this is a photo. you can see more and a slide show on the front page of the website. >>> two people were shot while driving through a town, the victims both 21 years old. they were wounded near santa claire and illinois street around 6:00 last night. the woman suffered just a graze wound, but the man was shot several times. the back window of their car was also blown out

uc spokesman says researchers need access to the land by mid may. occupy the farm took over the gill track located at marin and san pablo avenues. they want the land to be used for urban farming. >>> today is the deadline for the city of oakland to submit a plan for completing police internal affairs investigations stemming from last years occupy protest. a judge issued the order last week after a federal monitor released a report critical of the departments handling of the protests. an agreement reached after a 2003 police misconduct case requires oakland to complete internal affairs investigations within 180 days. city leaders say police lack the manpower to do so and looking to contract out several investigations. >>> it's coming up on 4:39 we want to check in with sal. >> pam, happy monday. i know it's one of your favorite days of the week. good morning, to you. good morning, to everybody. we are starting off well. there is one problem southbound 101 at university sounds like a car may have hit a deer in that area. other than that let's go to the live pictures. i want to show you the east shore freeway is moving well here. no major problems by the way if you are d

negotiations between uc berkeley and the occupiers who have taken over a plot owned by the university is ongoing. the group says it wants the land to be used as a community urban farmor open space. >> we're committed to seeing this h land remain as agricultural land. we are going to keep farming until we see that through. >> reporter: the university wants to engage the protesters in a conversation about possibly sharing the land. mogoloff says the protest is delaying resource projects that need to get under way on that parcel. >> reporter: one woman is dead at another hospitalized after a crash at half-moon bay. the highway patrol says a 44- year-old san gregorio woman suddenly swerved into oncoming traffic and slammed head on into a honda civic. the driver of that honda died at the scene. the driver of the dodge remains in critical condition. >>> police are investigating the death of two. the first victim was taken to san francisco general with a nonlive threatening wound to his left arm. a little later a female juvenile shot in the same incident showed up also with a gunshot wound to the left arm. >>> gas prices continue their slide dropping 7-cents over the past

talks appear to be continuing between uc berkeley and the occupies who have taken over the property owned by the university. they want the land to be used as a urban farm or open space. >> we're committed to seeing this land remain as agricultural land and we're going to keep farming until we see that through. >> kuck berkeley spokesman dan mogulof tells ktvu that they want to engage the protesters in a cation about continuing farm off an portion of the land. mogulof says the protest is delaying research projects that need it get underway on that parcel of land. >>> the city of oakland has until tomorrow to submit a plan to investigator alleged police abuses. more than a thousand misconduct complaints have been made against police officer. a s.w.a.t. officer allegedly fired a beanbag round that critically injured marine scott olsen. after the 2003, the city agreed complete investigations within six months. >>> officials near sacramento are warning boaters and rafters to take precautions after a man drowned on the american river yesterday. it happened near chamberlain falls on the north folk of the american river near colfax. >> he was thrown out the re

urban farming. but despite moving from inside the fence to outside, you can see a lot of bicycles here and property. protestors aren't ready to trust what uc officials offer just yet. >> we see this need for urban farmers to have moreland to produce for their communities. coming to this space, i see an amazing opportunity. >> reporter: after much discussion about the university's 39 by 10:00 this morning, our cameras watched as protestors took down their tents. university police and private security remain silent on-lookers this afternoon. >> obviously there has been some hurdles that have been placed before us. but as you can see, we slide right on through. >> reporter: a slide installed to get children over the fence into the farming field was a clear indication no one was abandoning the work done in the past 21 days here. 1 man explained to us, ten years ago, this land was eyed by groups looking to expand sustainable farming. a proposal even given to university officials. >> we did all those particular things. but they were supposed to do it at the time. you wouldn't have this situation here today. >> reporter: the university offered tw

urban farm. and demonstrators say if they want to come after him, they know where to find them. >> they can find my place of residents. >> and uc berkeley allowed demonstrateors to enter and leave as long as they're on foot. they cannot operate a vehicle in or off of the property. now, police this morning decided to set up barricades on the land. protestors say cops woke them up and told them they had to leave immediately. if they didn't, they'd ab rested and if interfering chemical agents would be used. cops say they're following new guidelines and pepper spray would be a tool of last resort. >> thank you. >> there is an update on breaking news we've brought you at 4:00 yesterday. the fire gutted a tire warehouse in antioch and sent two men in the hospital. arson investigators arrested an employee they believe he started a fire by lighting fire works inside of the warehouse and discovered employees using a mix of tar and gasoline to make old tires look newer. a code ban that's practice. >> and owner of an oil tanker that leaked 400 gallons of oil into the bay agreed to pay a fine. the dubai star's tanks began overflowing. no o

urban farm. a research project is set to start onto land this week and the university wants the protesters gone. the uc spokesman said officials will do what needs to be done but didn't get had to specifics. >> efforts to recall the oakland mayor appear to be fizzling out. the group behind a petition to remove her has until tomorrow to collect 20,000 signatures needed for recall vote. that group's leader, said the two recall efforts have caused confusion. the second group has until july 2nd. among other things the group criticizes the mayor for her handling of the violent occupy oakland protests late last year. >> might have felt a bump this importanting in the north bay. three small earthquakes in son nah. the first was a 3.9 that hit at 5:38 about 24 miles north of santa rosa. later two more smaller quakes hit in the same area. no reports of damage or any injuries. a 4.5 struck there just about a week ago. >> i wasn't sure how to dress today. someplaces you need jacket, others t-shirts. let's check in with mark. >> a big range of temperatures for us to dictate the wardrobe across the area if you are

farm used by uc berkeley for agriculture research in albany. group of people that occupied the gill tract for 3 week in the name of urban agriculture.ey uses the land for research and says it needed the property cleared by this week. so they moved it. headlines tonight. >> well more tonight on the 2 billion dollar blunder at j p morgan chase. echo of the financial crisis that sent the nation economy into a tail spin. that was an epic miscalculation and what does it mean for your money? david muir is tracking the fall out. >> it was the 2 billion dollar bob bomb shell from j p morgan. money lost in 6 week. one of the complex better that spiraled out of control. and tonight the first face to go. 30 years at j p morgan gochbility made 15 million dollars last year and she oversaw the division that should have stopped the bet from going bad. c cechl ochl kimd tried to reassure investors and every day customer. we made a terrible mistake. almost no excuse for it he said. but american taxpayers who came to the rescue said bailout of the bank now asking was there supposed to be greater oversight after the financial collapse? retiree robert

uc berkeley owned agricultural land. they say they will need the land back soon for its researchers. it's known as the gil tract and they call it occupy the farm to promote urban farming. there's been an ongoing dialogue between the university. >> the police on the mega phones saying that they were closing one of the exits and going to -- if anyone interfered -- arrest them and use chemical agents. >> reporter: and what did you think that have? >> it was an interesting way to wake up. >> police set up the barricades at two of the entrances to restrict vehicle access and keep the camp from getting even bigger. some demonstrators left with their animals and other items. not sure what might happen next. >>> still ahead at 6:00, two new trends involving drivers and the connections to car-pool lanes. >> reporter: i'm damian trujillo. a gift to a middle school mired in tragedy thanks to some nbc bay area viewers. >>> and the changes at school cafeterias in california that appear to be paying off for students' waist lines. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. a few 90s today. it still was quite a bit cooler for others. santa rosa

uc berkeley. demonstrators set up tents and spent the night there despite school list locking the -- school police locking the gates. the occupiers want the land for urban farming. they began to farm and grow vegetables there two and a half weeks ago, on earth day but the school has a research study they want to start on monday and you can see some of the tents set up. some balloons and shelters and a few people milling around. administrators have filed a trespassing and nuance set against the ocpiers -- occupiers. >>> a squatter in the south bay is causing some problems for neighbors. paul chambers is out there live. what happened? >> reporter: there was a fire that happened yesterday. we also just talked with some neighbors in the community. they say there is a lot of break-ins. this is coyote break. we're at galveston avenue near tully road. and that's where the fire happened yesterday. people are worried about a homeless encampment. they say there is a big issue of homeless in the area. fire officials say there was a small vegetation fire where there was trash and a barbecue grill in the area. firefighters were able to knock it down pretty quickly. but this

live from sky 7 hd at uc berkeley police in riot gear clearing away the farm encampment and university-owned land. occupiers set up five weeks ago and began establishing an urbanuniversity use fast land for agricultural research and warned the protesters to leave. let's see how it is affecting streets. >>> san pablo avenue closed between marin and monroe. i would avoid that stretch. there is also hot spot on the peninsula. north 101 still heavy through mountain view south 101 accident at university causing slow traffic. back-up at the bay bridge toll towards the foot of the maze. >> that shot looked like they were detaining people. >>> welcome back. we're looking east towards mount diablo one of the few areas seeing sun east bay valleys cloudy, mid to upper 50s, 50 santa rosa. more sunshine this afternoon temperatures still below average upper 50s along the coast mid to upper 70s bay shore into the north bay east bay and south bay low to >>> i would be in a lot of pain a lot of the time if i didn't get, like, 12 hours of sleep, i felt like i got, like, none at all. >> boy, you would have never known it. there's a big secret from the set of "modern family." sar

urban farm and don't want to work with the university. we'll see what happens in the days ahead. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in another demonstration on the uccited for trespassing. we were not allowed in as a group of people including some students helped a sitdown demonstration last night. those were in the admission offices at spirale hall. protestors demanded more student diversity, and those not student were order today stay away for the next to week. >>> a bomb square rattled nerves in san francisco overnight. police were called after someone reported a suspicious package on spear street. police say the package turned out to be a suitcase that had been left neat the embarcadero under the bay bridge at 11:40 last night. officers shut down nearby streets and called out the bomb squad to inspected the suitcase. turned out to be empty and the area was reopened to traffic at 2:30 this morning. >>> two shootings in san francisco have left two men dead and one woman injured. it was 9:30 last night when police were called to turk and laguna streets, a 54-year-old man died at that scene. a 27-year-old woman was shot in the leg. she is expected