trol car slams into a family riding their bikes in concord, killing a father and his nine-year-old daughter. pope benedict celebrates easter mass with more than 100,000 faithful on the steps of the basilica and he appeals for peace in the middle east. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start first with a look at the weather. here's our meet allergist, lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. happy easter. starting out clear. just a little built of light wind. the temperatures are warmer than yesterday in most ports. we are looking at mainly 40s. yesterday

plenty of 30s out there. let's look at the cloud cover that will increase today, but your east are does look dry. the cold front is going to hang offshore, and as it does the rain will be in northern california, but it won't be staying there for long. it will slowly advance to the east and it will bring in some rain. i will spell that out for you coming up in the next few minutes. carolyn. thank you, lisa. this morning we are hearing from family members of a father and daughter killed in a horrible accident less than 24 hours ago. it happened in concord near oak grove road. a 17-year-old driver after speeding suv faces vehicular manslaughter charges after hitting three bicycles and crashing into a building. we report from concord. >> flowers are being placed on the site where the 41-year-old man and his nine-year-old daughter seen on the left in this photo were killed.

his sister-in-law also came to place flowers. she did not want her face to be placed on camara. >> that was my brother in law and niece. he was a great father a good role model and a good coach for soccer. the 11-year-old suffered a broken leg three. were on their usual saturday bike ride. they were riding on the sidewalk. accident happened at 9:30 this morning on treed avenue and oak grove road. police say the 17-year-old driver lost control of his car. susan saw it happened. >> he hit a fire hydrant. i saw the water shoot up and then he continued to hit things. a building, until he came to rest over there. >> after striking he and his daughters he punched a hole in the building that had to be shored up by firefighters. 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 arrested for manslaughter. >> a friend. 17-year-old driver,

18-year-old adam guardside said his friend called him seconds after the accident. >> he said he got into a car accident, he lost control. he might have hit two people. he said he did hit -- he did hit people but he might have killed too. >> his brother in law told abc7 that he had to come and see where his family members died. >> we have family flying in from everywhere, and i just. 4 continue touchdown, rim rim vs. >> our immediate raw partner coaches.

at the scene of the shootings musical rib beauties are being offer all month long every day except sunday. bay area choirs and musicians are donating their time to seeing or playing classical music in front ever the christian school. anyone who would like to give condolences through music is likely to participate. >> and we hear that the lives that are lost the seven lives it just really touched me and hit hard because it could have been my sisters, it would have been my brother. >> the outdoor memorial concerts will continue until april 30th. that is the same day when the accused killer, one go, is scheduled to be back in court. the former student confessed in the shootings saying his angry and deadly rampage was triggered by the school's refusal to refund his tuition.

>> a woman said she was kidnapped. the victim said the man then drove a truck, he left her in the truck and walked away. any said she was released not far from the castro valley bart station. the kidnapper

may have stolen a necklace from the woman. volunteers will resume searching for a missing morgan hill teenager wednesday. yesterday sierra lamar's family announced a $10,000 reward for her safe return. the 15-year-old vanished after leaving for school on >> just worrying all the time. >> yesterday the search team got some help from 49ers quarterback alex smith and defensive lineman, joe stalely. a mow defendter teenager said she's broken with her boyfriend good former teacher after warning he had a relationship with another

student ten years ago. 41-year-old james hooker was arrested friday on suspicion of sexually abusing a 17-year-old back in 1998. abc's tanya rivera has the story. >> it was the romance that made national headlines and outraged parents. the 41-year-old teacher left his family to move in with his former student 18-year-old jordan appearing hear on "good morning america." >> he's more than a lover. >> hooker was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting another teenager 14 years ago. his young girlfriend left heartbroken. >> how could he lie to me all these months and look me in the eye and tell me he loves me. i don't know how he could have such a cold heart. >> the arrest was justification for her mother who long believed he preyed on her battle and prove the relationship began before he turned 18. a crime

in california. >> i always had the same contention that he's a pervert. this predatory behavior didn't have been overnight. >> but 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. experts say most relationships go unreportedreported and unprosecuted. a far cry from the notorious case of mary kay who served 7 years for having sex with a 13-year-old. had two of his children behind bars then married him. the more common scenario, high school students falling victim to teachers who see them as fair game. >> teachers are often unprepared for that raging hormone environment. and their boundaries can get blushed. >> one regular flag for parents if a teacher treats a students too much like a pier. >> what we see with teachers who have inappropriate relationships with their students, they imagine themselves to be age mates or peers

with the students. >> i lost everything for this guy. i gave up all my friends, a lost a year. >> tonya rivera reporting. tooker has been released from jail of a posting bail. coming up next, pope benedict's message for the world as the pontiff celebrates easter mass in front of more than 100,000 faithful at the vatican. and dramatic new images released of the navy fighter jet crashing in virginia. what the

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