his sister-in-law also came to place flowers. >> it's my brother-in-law that passed away, and my niece, and he was a great father, good husband, and a good role model to all the teenagers, good coach for the soccer. >> his 11-year-old daughter suffered a broken leg. they were right on the sidewalk. the accident happened at 9:30 noirption -- this morning on treat boulevard. the 17-year-old driver lost control of his car. >> he hate fire hydrant. saw the water shoot up, and then he continued to hit things, trees, building, until he came to rest over there. >> the car also punched a hole in a building. police arrested the driver at the scene. >> at this point, speed does seem to be a factor, as well as a lane change, and the driver has been arrest for manslaughter.

>> a friend of the 17-year-old driver, 18-year-old adam, says his friend called him seconds after the accident. >> he said he hat got in a car accident, lost control. he might have hit two people -- no, he said he did hit people but he might have killed two. >> his brother-in-law told abc-7 he had to come and see where his family members died. >> we have family members coming in from everywhere, and i had to come down and see it for myself. >> the 11-year-old was released from john muir hospital with a broken leg. in concord, abc-7 news. >> alan: in lock oakland, the shooting victims of the oikos shooting rampage are being honored with a musical tribute.

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 lives. >> to hear of the seven lives that were lost. >> the former student confessed to killing his former classmates years stay with abc-7 for the latest developments. you can get updates by following us on twitter at abc-7 bay area and facebook.com/abc-7 news. >> san jose recorded its seventh homicides of the year when a man was stabbed to death. the man -- victim died the

scene. detectives identified at least one suspect in the case but that person has not been arrested. the name of the victim is being withheld until family is notified. a woman told authorities she had been kidnapped by man at gunpoint and driven to castro valley in their truck. the victim says it started in man teka and ended in castro valley where the man left her and her truck near the castro valley b.a.r.t. station, then walked away. authorities are still searching for the suspect. >> the family of a missing teenager announced a $10,000 reward for her safe return. she vanished after leaving for school on march 16th. most of the search has been focused near her home and school in morgan hill. the family continues to hope the volunteers will find a lead that brings her back to them. >> my belief she is coming back is making me be able to continue

as far as the lack of sleep and worrying all the time. >> the search team got help today from 49ers alex smith and joseph stayley. >> a modesto teen says she split with her former teacher after learning he had a relationship with another teen 14 years ago. james hooker is arrested of sexually abusing the student in 1998. >> the romance that madable national headlines and outraymond patients. a 41-year-old teach,er james hooker left his family to move in with a former stewart, jordan power, here on "good morning america". >> more than just lover. >> but yesterday hooker was arrested and charged with sexually assault assaulting another teenager 14 years ago. his young lover left

heartbroken. >> hoe can he look me in the eye and tell me he loves me. >> the arrest is vicinity indication for jordans mother who lock believed the teacher preyed on her daughter and waged a battle to prove he started this before she was 17. >> he is a pervert, and this predator behavior didn't happen overnight. >> while student teacher relationships are at best unethical and almost always grounds for firing, they aren't always illegal. the law varies from state-to-state and most relationships are unreported and unprosecuted. a far cry from the notorious case of mary kayla turin know who served time in prison for having sex a student, having children with him and then marying him. >> teachers are often unprepared for that rage raging hormone

environment and boundaries can get blur. >> what we see with teachers with inappropriate real estateships they imagine themselves to be age mates or peers with the students. >> a lesson jordan learned the hard way. >> i lost everything for this guy. my seniortime. gave up all my friends. >> hooker has been released from jail after posting bail. >> alan: we have breaking news out of southern california. a gasoline tanker is on fire snarling traffic on highway 134 near glendale. the tanker caught fire just after 11:00 p.m. and crewers are still working to get control of the blaze. the cab of the truck, tanker truck, is now on fire as well. she was part of a 13-percent

crew, a ship's daughter on a yacht but tonight jane hitchens is in a bay area hospital after surviving a monster wave that smashed into the ship. >> reporter: this video from the yacht called the geraldton west australia shows the rough waters she was in but the waves are small compared to the monster wave that smacked into the sailboat. >> i think it tipped the boat on to its nose. >> never seen anything that size. didn't even see this one but never felt anything like that. >> he was steering the boat when the wave crashed. he said it was 90 feet tall, as high as the mast of theoff. this giant wheel used to be right there. they use it to steer the boat. but when the wave came it pinned three people against it, smashed them here, and when the wave receded the water tried to drag them out. the crew's safety harness lines

are all that kept them from beg swept off the boat. >> pinned by water, which is very scary. i remember thinking i had broken my back, chit proves i have. >> she will not be able to continue this ten-boat race around the world when it resumes on saturday. the rest of the yacht's crew are continuing repairs, including max wilson, who was also injured but unlike hitchens, did not have to be evacuate bid the coast guard so he opted to stay aboard. >> come hell or high water, i want to go under the golden gate bridge, even if it's midnight, which i was, i want to see the golden gate bridge. >> in oakland, abc-7 news. >> alan: musics giant at&t is facing union pressures. contracts for thousands of workers across the u.s. expired, leaving them fro -- free call a strike. the contracts expire in a few minutes. right now at&t and the unions disagree on matters from health

care benefits to vacations. the vacated workers include technicians, repairmen, and call center employees. >> united airlines is flying out of oakland for good. they have been there for 75 years but it says the 11 flights a week to denver were no longer profitable. the 39 unite employees are being offered jobs at other airports. the airline still operates oust sfo and sack have say. >> a city on edge and a gunman on the loose. the search for a man who has killed at least three people, and who he is targeting. >> plus, the emergency landing that air traffic controllers refused to take seriously. record snowfall hitting alaska. >> frances: good evening. i'm in for leigh glaser. this evening looks dry and mild for sunday. even the rain holds off. for month, but we have showers moving in tuesday and i'll have

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>> alan: the city of tulsa, oklahoma, is on edge. three people are dead after five separate shootings and investigators are concerned they could be racially driven. >> these were vicious and cowardly attacks. >> the five shootings happened around the same time in the same area of mortgage tulsa. all the victims were black. at 1:00 a.m. police found a 49-year-old woman lying in a pool of blood. she died. minutes later two blocks east, police discovered two men with gunshot wound. they were in critical condition but survived. within the hour another man was

found shot and died. and at 8:30 in the morning, fifth victim was found with a fatal wound to the chest. no victim had any connection to each other. all were out walking. one said the shooter was white. >> he said a white suv pulled up with a white man in it asking about a address. when the turn around to walk back in the yard he heard gunshots and his arm went numb. >> the fbi and federal marshals joined the manhunt for what they believe is a lone-wolf shooter. >> the whole issue of a hate crime issue. there's a very logical theory that would say that's what it could be. if it takes us in that direction, we'll prosecute them for that as well. >> today the city and residents are shocked and afraid. >> i consider it as a war zone. >> it's random, and they can do it at any time.

>> alan: a u.s. naval admiral says the fiery crash of a jet into a virginia beach apartment complex matches his definition of a miracle. [sirens] >> alan: no one was killed and everyone is accounted for tonight one day after the fa-18 navy vet vlad into -- slammed into this neighborhood. the pilots were able to eject safely. >> the pilots deserve a lot of credit for saying with the airplane as long as the could i wasn't an eye witness but appears from where the can any was, the eject was within a couple of seconds of the airplane impact. >> the naveis investigating the crash but it could take weeks to term exactly what happened. a special fund has been set up to help people who homes were

destroyed. >> a pilot's request for an emergency landing was treated as a hoax. >> alan: the air traffic mixup in denver revolves around a flight number the controller thought the problem was with united flight 12 when it was flight 591. the controller realized the mistake after the pilot made another emergency call saying the plane had landed and was evacuating on the runway. then the fire trucks responded. >> the warning came as syrian government forces pounded more rebel strongholds before the troops must with draw on tuesday. activists claim more than 100 people, including 87 civilians, died in those attacks. syrian president assad has accepted the cease fire agreement brokered be.

>> alan: kofi annan but the ims cast doubt on the claims it's ready to pull out. >> pakistani soldiers are searching for at least 135 people tonight after an a. launch buried a military complex. no survivors have been found. hundreds of troops, dogs, and mechanical equipment are on the scene near the indian border. the spring snowfall has broken a nearly 60-year-old record in alaska. the 3.4 inches that fell today brings the total snowfall in an anchorage to nearly 134 inches. breaking the last record set in 1955. no snow out here but going to be pretty in for the easter oney -- bunny. >> very nice, and we are going to get rain, which we could use. here's a live shot looking down toward san francisco. you can see the ferry billing, -

building and the bay bridge and the moon. it's going to be a clear night but not as cold as this morning. we tied a record in oakland at 38 degrees this morning. currently in san francisco, it's 49. 47 in napa. and still some low 50s out there in redwood city, fremont, mountain view, and san jose at 55. tomorrow it's going to be a sunny and beautiful day. temperatures very mild springlike for the easter sunday. great news for a lot of folks who have outdoor activities planned in the morning. there's a slight chance of rain but now looks like it's going to come into play late monday and for the north bay and then rain for everybody by tuesday, and then it's looking pretty wet the rest of the week. here's a look at the satellite radar image. this area of low pressure is stationary so with the air

circulating counterclockwise the front is not moving much. so most of the rain is going be to staking around, and here's all day sunday, bill stays in the area even into monday. kind of the front doesn't move much. so it's going to be dry and mild easter sunday as well as monday, and then late monday night is when we have the chance of a light shower still popping into the north bay, but for most of us it's going to be pretty much dry and nice through monday. for tonight, expect the lows to be cool once again, but again, not as many 30s as we saw this morning. with the exception of fair field at 39 degrees. san francisco, 48. cool in napa, 42, and look for san jose to drop down to 45 as well as palo alto, 43 in mortgage gab hill. -- morgan hill. temperatures tomorrow, once again, nice and sun ny. we'll still see a few low 70s out there. not as many as today.

temperatures in livermore up to 70, and 71 in san jose in san francisco, 63. plenty of sunshine as well in concord. 68. palo alto, 68 as well. and look for more 70s the farther south you are with more sunshine. low 70s through morgan hill, gilroy, and hollister, confident enable accept cruz at 68 degrees, and in watsonville. so here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. a slight chance of rain monday night, and then rain -- widespread rain about half an inch to an inch in some of the coastal locations, and temperatures really coming down tuesday. looks like we might get chance of rain for wednesday for the north bay, and then periods of rain thursday and friday, and saturday looks dry. >> alan: just ahead, saying goodbye to the painter of light. thomas kinkade. and the ten commandments stolen.

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ask your vet about frontline plus. accept nothing less. >> alan: tonight's easter vigil gab. one of the few lights inside the st. peter's basilica. the lights came on as the pope approached the altar. the pope plan dozen lead an outdoor easter sunday mass in st. peters' scare tomorrow. >> this cross is lighting up san francisco's highest peak tonight. mt. david sub. tomorrow will mark the 90th 90th annual sunrise service

between the 103-foot tall cross. the service begins at 6:30, a little more than six hours from now. shuttle buses start running at 4:45 from the forest hill station. >> the eighth commandment is, thou shalt not steal but that message was lot of on a thief who visit aid county courthouse. a plaque with the ten commandments went missing from cole chambers. the plaque went up a decade ago to support local governments being hit with legal challenges for displaying the biblical principles in public buildings. people across the world are mourning thomas kinkade, the man who called himself the painter of light. he wowed the hearts of millions of fans. here's a look back at the man and his art. >> reporter: always talked about the light. and that was the thing.

the glow in his skies them bounce off the water, that his landscapes always delivered. every single one of them, and there are so many. thomas kinkade made painting a business proposition. mass produced his images, sold in galleries literally around the world and made him a multimillion area. a few years back when he appeared on "good morning america" and did a painting in 90 minutes he talk about spirit and connecting, and how when he started the painting he would always. >> how i'm going to use that painting to reach into somebody's life and share a message of hope. >> he has been drawing since he was a kid. his heroes were walt disney and norman rockwell. his pictures were not for art snobs and gave people what they wanted. his art is said to hang in the homes of 10 million americans. letting in the light, and that

was his signature. >> alan: thomas kinkade's fans are reacting to his death on our facebook page. katy says, what a loss to all who have looked at his work and been comforted. >> uviewer says, very shocking. only 54 years old. condolences to his family. >> if you would like to join in on the conversation, log on to our page at facebook.com/abc-7 news. rick kiwanis -- rick quan is in for rick shumann. >> a busy night in sports. she sharks, warriors and flames playing at home but this fan has s>@q úú

they say that with great power comes great responsibility. well, when you own a durango, you'll have tons of power, enough to tow up to 7,400 pounds. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating, jet skiing and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best-in-class towing. the s.u.v. is back. >> with phoenix winning the streak came to an end but san jose still had a chance to improve its playoff position by beating the kings in their

regular season finale. in the third period, trailing 2-0, san jose finally gets on the board. then in the power play, marlowe scores off the deflection. check out the replay. off the stick of the defenseman willy mitchell. we're tied at two. for marlowe, his fourth trade 30-goal season. this game was decided in overtime. boyle scores with the backhand, second goal of the game. gives the sharks the 3-2 win. so as the number seven seed, san jose will now face st. louis in the first round of the playoffs. >> not like we wanted to play in vancouver. either way you're in for an absolute battle. but you want to win. you play to win. and that's what we fought for. >> when he won the masters two years ago phil mickelson made back-to-back eagles in his third round. today he was on another role and

-- roll and it could bring him another green jacket. far from perfect was tiger woods who could only imagine even part. mickelson nails these eagle on 1 to grab a share of the lead. playing in just his second masters, sweden's peter hanson made eight birdies to a round of 6 5. his second shot on the par-4 18th sets up another birdie. hanson is the leader at 9-under. >> lefty ended his round with a bang by making a birdie. he shoot 30 on the back nine. so going into the final round is a hanson leading phil mickelson by one. then oosthuizen, then fred couples struggled to a 75. >> as bogey -- yogi berra might say, day jaw view -- deja vu all

over again. aaron hill hit home runs and the first and second innings. this two-round shot made i 4-0. the giants tried to rally behind home runs from pablo sandoval and this pitch-hit cuts the lead to one but they get no closer, losing 5-4. j.j. putz pitched a perfect night for his second save. >> at the coliseum, the a's colon got roughed up by the marry nors. chone sings in the fourth to make it 2-0. the athletics almost come back. weeks gets solo shot in the sixth, and then yoenis cespedes went deep. his three-run blast cuts the lead to one. his third homer but seattle hangs on for the 8-7 victory. the a's get sunday off.

>> type of in houston, jamie meijer became the oldest pitcher to start the game but the at stros beat colorado 73-as moyer gets the loss. >> the warriors nuggets game this fan knocked down a shot from halfcourt to make more than $12,000. sign him up. branyon rush scored 20. golden state led by seven at the break. the warriors pull away in the fourth. david lee with two of his 17. 112-97 was the final. rush stops and pops, 4-6 from beyond the arc in soccer, the quakes improve to 3-0 with a victory over vancouver. that's sports late tonight. >> alan: the voice of the giants shares her hopes for the upcoming season. the real six degrees of kevin bacon, the unusual

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[ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >> you wake up the voice every morning on bay area radio. the woman behind the voice talked to seven live about the new baseball season. >> so when do you sleep? >> i sleep in october. [laughter] >> or if things are going well, i sleep in november. [laughter] >> how does the team look this year? >> it was really rough. we were in there. struggling with the injuries and the adversity. still right in there towards the last week but we're much improved. i know we're much improved. a healthy buster posey back in. [cheers and applause] >> we need our freddy sanchez.

and we have add angel per gan, and this is the name i cannot wait to say, melky cabrera. the first time me can melky is a good word, and then the pitching staff, one of the best in the major league. >> timmy is looking good. good spring for timmy. >> have you ever just for fun taken batty practice. >> i have never done that. i would be horrible at it. >> i'm surprised. >> no, no. >> it would be really tough. >> i don't want to face that. >> i haven't swung at a ball in a generation. [laughter] >> sometimes just a few things and you get to pick one. two options. first one, giants baseball or raiders football. >> oh!

giants baseball. >> okay. [applause] >> sorry, raider nation. >> because they are -- >> next one, stevie wonder or marvin gay. >> that's a tough one. >> stevie. >> okay. behind the mic or in front of the camera. >> hind the mic. >> shopping in the store or online. >> online. >> i cannot bear to go shopping in the store my husband is a great shopper. he takes his time and browses and shops with me. i like to get in and get out. i know what i want. i can't take it other. eman online shopper. one of the best online shoppers. >> the last one. giants dog or rally fries. >> love potato. garlic fries. >> yes! >> hear it for the garlic fries. >> love the garlic flies but i

can't eat them if i'm going to be around anybody. >> look at the problem i have, and it's a small booth. >> have to be very careful. >> alan: you can watch 7 live every weekday on abc-7. >> turns out there really are only six degrees of kevin bacon, the actor and his wife are actually related. the couple have been married for 23 years, and just found out they are distant cousins. the relationship came to light while they were participating in the publication show finding your roots. >> frances dinglasan in for leigh glaser. she is here with the easter sunday forecast. >> frances: it's going to be a good one tomorrow. temperatures coming down. just updated these through midnight so we're down to 39 degrees in half moon bay. 50s in the east bay. 50 in concord. san francisco, down top 49. and 46 in los gatos.

so here's what you need to know. tomorrow, sunny and mild. much like today. so at it going to be dry. then a slight chance of rain moves into the north bay late monday night. it's just a light shower possible. rain for everybody by tuesday. and half an inch to an inch in some of the higher coastal elevations. look at temperatures. they're going to be cool once again. not quite as cold as yesterday night or this -- yesterday morning, i should say. san francisco, 48 degrees. 46 in oakland. 45 in san jose. fair field, getting down to 39 degrees. so look for 40s overnight. then for tomorrow, some pretty nice numbers again. even some low 70s in a few locations like livermore and san jose. 63 in san francisco. lots of sunshine. 68 in napa. 66 in oakland. and look for low 70s once again. especially farther south where we'll see more sunshine, morgan hill, gilroy, hollister, low

70s. 68 in santa cruz and watsonville. here's a final look at the seven-day forecast. the sunshine. monday, still dry, sunday, rather, still dry. monday, slight chance late in the evening. rain tuesday, and have your umbrellas hap di. -- handy. you're going to need them. >> alan: from eggs to egg staff staff began sample and -- egg extravaganza. and what to do with 38,000 eggs. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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>> you've seen the annual christmas displays. how about an easter egg tradition called eggshell lan. the display in ohio features more than 38,000 brightly colored plastic eggs.

the theme, old friends and new. even features the muppets. the couple started eggshell land more than 50 years ago. >> music filled the air at oakland's park today for the annual easter egg hunt there. more than 1,000 youngsters took part searching for plastic eggs. volunteers spent several months putting on the afternoon of fun. americans will buy 120 million pounds of the sweet stuff and there will be leftovers. that's it for us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.