continue to hit things until it came to rest over there. >> an out of control vehicle kills two after mowing down a father and his daughters in concord. the father and one daughter are dead and police say the teenage driver was speeding. good evening, i'm alan wang. ama daetz is off today. it happened near oak grove road in concord.

we understand these people were on the sidewalk? >> lisa: that is very true. the police say the driver was coming drown treat boulevard. he hit a fire hydrant, three people, and that building, and finally came to rest next to the planks. mangled bikes, a child's helmet and a smashed suv. this is what it looks like when lives are changed. >> this is a horrific accident. it's during an easter weekend when families are together. innocently riding bikes down the street. and unfortunately this tragedy occurred. >> it happened moments after the 17-year-old driver crossed oak grove on treat and lost control it was just as solomon and his two young daughters on their weekly bike ride were going buy on the sidewalk. just a few yards from home when they were hit. solomon died immediately. >> i went over to the man, and when i got there, it was obvious

that he was dead. so, i checked for breathing and checked for pulse and couldn't find either one. >> the eight-year-old died soon after and the 11-year-old daughter is in stable condition. >> just minding their business, riding their bikes on the sidewalk, and you don't think something like that can just like in a split second. >> the 17-year-old driver, who we have chosen not to identify, is charged with manslaughter. police say he was speeding. the boy called this friend moments after the crash. >> got in a car accident, lost control, might have hit a few people -- no. he said he did hit people but he might have killed two. >> the driver goes to olympic high school, continuation school in concord. it's not clear where he was going this morning but his friend says the driver has

gotten several speeding tickets in the past. >> and coming up tonight at 6:00,lash more about the family, how they found out about this tragedy and what they think about the driver. live in concord. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: a $10,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the safe return of a missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. volunteers spent the day searching. even alex smith and joe stayly took part of the search. the reward is made possible through due nations. >> we want someone to come forward without this, but whatever we can do to get some kind of tip that will lead us to sierra. that's what we're after. >> my belief she is coming back is making me be able to continue as far as a lack of sleep, and

just worrying all the time. it's difficult. it is really hard. >> alan: sierra was last seen march 16th leaving for school. her mother says investigators have several leads. >> in oakland, the lives of several people in the oikos shooting rampage will be honored with a musical memorial all month long. ♪ >> alan: bay area choirs and musicians are donating their time to sing or play classical music in front of the school. anyone who would like to give condolences through music is welcome to participate. seven people lost their live thursday the massacre. police say the 43-year-old one goh confessed to the shootings. they found a gun purchased by goh less than a mile from okay cost. >> the lives lost. the seven lives, just really touched me and hit home because

it could have been my sister, my brother. >> alan: the university has a memorial page where you can leave messages or donate to the school. we'll bring you the latest developments as the investigation into the shooting continues. you can get updates anytime by following us on twitter at abc-7 news bay area and facebook.com slash abc-7 news. developing news out of tulsa, oklahoma. police are looking into a possible hate crime. they're searching for a white man who went on shooting rampage in a predominantly black neighborhood. five people were shot early friday. three of them died. the shootings happened around the same time in a three-mile spab, and -- span, and all victims were walking when they were shot. world news is following the

investigation and will have the latest right after this newscast. the commander of u.s. fleet forces calls it an amazing miracle that no one was killed when a navy fighter jet slammed into an apartment complex in virginia beach. >> anyone in here, get out! any this video shows fire crews evacuating an apartment complex, and this video shows the intense flames and thick smoke the firefighters had to face. the hornet had just taken off when a flight instruct juror his training pilot lost control of the jet. here's how the pilots' quick thinking may have saved lives. >> just moments into the air the fa-18 was in trouble. >> with the nose up and bottom down and engines screaming, sounded like they were trying to get back into the air. >> they didn't make it. the fighter jet slammed into this apartment complex

courtyard. smoke and firefighters swarmed the scene. these were among the few recognizable fragments. the fireball sent flames in all directions, damaging or destroying some 50 apartment units. panicked residents fled for their lives. >> i heard secondary explosions. i didn't know if it was fuel tanks, ordinance, or the gas lines. >> i laid out on the back poach and i seen the canopy of the plane. >> the navy says the flight suffered a massive fuel leak on takeoff. >> the ejection was within a couple seconds of impact. >> the airmen waited until the last moment before their ejector seats lasted them away. >> the pilots deserve a lot of credit for staying with the plane as long as the could. >> residents stared with disbelief to see pilots in their backyard, buckled in. >> the pilot said, i'm so i for

destroying your house and i said, it's okay. are you okay? he's like, i think i am. >> if you want to define a miracle, what happened here yesterday meets that definition. >> reporter: the navy says it will take weeks to investigate. abc news, washington. >> alan: the art world is mourning the passage of thomas kinkade, who died at the age of 54. kinkade was one of america's most popular painters. well known as the painter of light and his landscape paintings are in an estimated one out of 20 american homes. his family says he died of natural causes at his los gatos home. friends and family are planning a private service and are considering a public celebration. kinkade's fans and critics have a lot to say on our facebook page... >> if you want to join in on the conversation, log on to our page

at identifiesbook.com/abc 'news. >> a new development in the controversial student-teacher relationship out of modesto. this may not have been the first time the teacher was in a relationship with a much younger student. a thief in san francisco makes a rare find and now police are asking for your help to get him back. >> good evening. i'm in for leigh glaser. we have a gorgeous shot of san francisco. it was a beautiful day but rain is on the way. i have more details with the seven-day forecast coming ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thk you

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>> alan: an 18-year-old woman

who moved in with her former high school teacher says she ended their relationship as he was charged with sexually abusing another student. christopher hooker was arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing a 17-year-old girl. hooker is also being investigated for his relationship with pawers, a former high school student. jordan pours is her name. authorities suspect their physical relationship began before she turned 18 while she was still a student. powers told "good morning america" because hooker has not denied the relationship. >> how can he lie to me for all these months and tell me he moves me. i -- how he loves me. >> always had the same contention, he is a pervert and this predator behavior didn't happen overnight. >> the judge entered a not guilty plea on hooker's behalf and is due back in court next week.

>> san francisco police are asking for help in solving the theft of two gold medallions. they're 2-1/2 inches long and a half inch wide. the medallans were taken during a mother on march 23rd in the bayview strict. they were a gift the victim for his years of service in saudi arabia and have sentimental value. nip -- anyone with information is asked to call the police. >> how the president is sharing the joy of the holidays. >> a cease fire in syria is just days away and there are signs that the government is in a rush to crush the resistance. we'll find out from frances dinglasan if this warmer spring weather will stick around.

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is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> alan: in syria, at least 100 people died today during government attacks on rebel forces. the violence comes day before a cease fire goes into effect. today hundreds hundreds hundreds

return to syria to bury their dade. nearly 4500 syrians have escaped to turkey. the syrian president accepted the cease fire deadline. the deal calls for forces to pull out of towns and cities by tuesday and for both government and rebels to lay down their weapons on thursday. government supporters today rallied in central damascus to commemorate the there's anniversary of the foundation of the rulingbeat party. >> president obama is focusing his weekly address on the sacred holidays of easter and passover. the president says this time of year helps to humble all americans. >> the triumph of hope over despair. faith over doubt. the notion there's something out there that is bigger than ourselves. these beliefs help our night americans of all faiths and backgrounds. >> last night the obama's hosted

their fourth annual passover sadr at the white house with friends and staff. >> they're celebrating poetry month. the poetry on the move contest commemorates the silicon valley and the theme of invention. the five wing poems were written by residents of san jose, sunnyvale, campbell and santa clara, the contest was hosted be the san jose office of cultural affairs and the face was donated by the valley transportation authority. frances dinglasan is sitting in for leigh glaser, and she is standing by the board to see how the easter bun is it going to do. >> frances: the easter bunny is going to like the weather. we had springlike weather. just gorgeous. here's a live spot of the golden gate bridge. it's going to be another nice day tomorrow. with mild temperatures.

check out the numbers right now. we're still hitting 70 degrees in los gatos, and very comfortable around the bay. upper 60s in redwood city, san jose. 58 in san francisco so it's starting to cool down. still 68 in livermore. what really tells the story is the 24-hour temperature change. we're seven degrees warmer in los gatos, and five to eight degrees warmer than yesterday around the base. so it's a nice day to take advantage of the sunshine. mostly dry for easter sunday so that's good news for folks planning outdoor activities or going church. but a very slight chance in the north bay, late sunday evening and a very light shower. but by tuesday, rain for everybody around the bay area. so here's a look at the satellite radar image. we have this area of low pressure. the air is circulating counterclockwise, and this front hangs out there, so this low

will bring us periods of rain throughout the work week. but here's some of the latest models and how it plays out tomorrow. even though this front is hitting the north end of california, we'll get some rain along the coast, throughout the day stays there. so elsewhere see cloud cover increase by sunday night, but still, mainly dry, even into monday morning. just a slight chance i wanted to mention in the north bay but we should be fine and still quite a bit of sunshine, especially the farther south you head. overnight lows a little milder tonight with increasing clouds. so 48 in san francisco, 40s for everyone with the exception of fairfield at 49. 45 in san jose, 43 morgan hill. so on the cool side. and tomorrow, temperatures a little bit like today. not quite as warm but still very comfortable, even hit some 70s in livermore and san jose. 63 in san francisco, sunshine in the east bay. the clouds will move in, in the north bay, tomorrow afternoon.

and that is why we have the slight chance of showers lates night, and then low 70s around the monterey bay area, 68 in watsonville and in santa cruz. here's a look at the oak seven-day forecast. a slight chance of rain but mainly dry. a pretty nice easter sunday, and then's monday we have an increased chance for everyone, slight, though, and rain on tuesday, wednesday we get a break, and then more rain thursday and friday, and temperatures come down on tuesday. >> a great easter tomorrow. >> rick is in for mike. a little masters? >> a great weekend to be filling in for mike. masters, opening weekend for baseball. we'll show you if the giants could get their first win of the season. and on moving day at the masters, it's phil mickelson

putting himself in position to win his fourth green jacket.

-dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda.

[ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> didn't have the best round of the day but phil mickelson may have braun the biggest cures. conditions were just about perfect for the third round at augusta. tiger could not find his groove. misses the birdie on 18 and even par today leaves him 12 off the pace. mickelson made his move on the back nine after birdies at 10 and 12. nails this eagle on 13. to grab a share of the lead.

after starting the day in 11th 11th place, peter hanson is now on top of the leaderboard. shot a tournament best 65, which included eight birdies. hanson is playing his second masters. his second shot on the 18th 18th set up another birdie. in the lead at 9-under. lefty ended his round with a bang by making the birdie. going to the final round is hanson leading mickelson by one. louis oosthuizen is two back. second round co-leader fred couples struggled to a 75. now seven off the pace. now to baseball. after dropping their season opener the giants were hoping to even their record in arizona. bumgarner got the start for san francisco but the d-backs jumped out to the lead. aaron hill, the two-run shot. the giants troy answer with panda power in the fourth, san

sandoval is out of here for a two-run blast. first of the season. cuts the lead in half. a good reason for that panda fan to make the plunge. then a homer, the lead is down to one. but for the second straight day, san francisco loses 5-4. j.j. putz pitched a perfect night for his second save. >> just a few days ago the sharks were not sure of making the playoffs but a win in their regular season finale could give san jose the fifth straight pacific division title. for that to have the sharks have to beat the kings and have phoenix lose to minnesota in regulation, san jose is coming off a hashed fought victory on thursday in l.a. these two teams are not fond of each other. >> i think two teams, us and l.a., we play with a lot of pride, and they play hard, and a style they want to play and only

play one way, and that's a hard game, and there's a goal in it. they're battle hard so that's how we would like to play and have been playing, so i don't see a whole lot of difference. >> besides the sharks, the oakland a's're playing at home. >> alan: for many of us, easter is going to be a sweet holiday. we'll ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thk you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup.

-dad, why e you getting that? -thatis there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪

>> coming up in a half hour at

6:00. we hear from one of the injured sailors rescued off a shep ricked at sea and a touching reunion between a marine and her military dog. join us at 6:00. finally, americans will spend $2.1 billion this year on eastest candy. that wail by you 120 million-pounds of the sweet stuff and there will be leftoveres. candymakers produce 16 billion jelly bones and 90 million chocolate easter bunnies this year, and in case you're wondering, 76% of americans think you should eat the ears first. i think we all agree. >> i agree. i think we have a sweet day ahead tomorrow as well. i think you're going to be good to go for an easter egg hunt. temperatures just a little cooler. a slight chance of showers in the north bay lates night, into monday. rain and much cooler for everyone by tues