>> good people are not immune from works of evil. only. >> alan: churches in oakland and across the bay area reflect on a tragedy that claimed seven lives at a christian university. i'm alan wang. ama daetz is off tonight. there was mention the victims in services today. sergio quintana is live at oikos university with details of the day's events. >> reporter: for the last six days. the university has been the epicenter of a whole lot of tragedy and pain. this mass -- massacre reached io

several communities, andles reached into communities around the world so on this day, pastors are hoping to start the heal. accord together tibetan association it was sunday funeral for a 33-year-old. she was among the people who were gunned down last week when one geo opened fire in a classroom inside oikos university. throughout the week a series of memorial's have been conducted by self denominations and faiths honoring the seven people, people who came from around the world to alive in the bay area. >> it was a world i i -- worldwe thing. >> each year they statement a special easter sunday production. and this day was some reflex on the tragedy. >> people find their commonality and their common human itity and

people do care. >> in san san leandro,. >> if you're a past you're in oakland or the east bay, you have to make reference to that. >> at this catholic church, father jason included the mass murder at oikos 'university in his message. as the chaplain for the oakland police and fire department, he was on the ground helping with the emergency response and is still taken aback by the tragedy. >> what was it like being there at the scene? >> incredibly -- it was just sad. >> reporter: and there are a number of other special services or mentions at other congregations throughout the east bay. some of them open to the public. others closed, only for their particular communities. meanwhile, here at oikos university, it will remain closed through spring break.

there are a series of musical memorials that should continue tomorrow. reporting live in oakland, abc-7 news. >> alan: the daughter of one of the victims from the massacre at oikos university learned today she'll be able to take her mother's remains home to guyana. her daughter was having trouble getting her passport renewed so she could bury her mother in their homeland. we're told she is now getting her paperwork expect do ited. a fire damaged at least one business in oakland today. it was reported just after 3:00 this morning near the intersection of international and fruit vail avenue. no one was inside the building. crews stayed on the scene for several hours. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> in concord, people are placing flowers at the site of a deadly crash that claimed the

life of a father and his ten-year-old daughter. he and his daughter were killed during a morning bicycle ride. his 11-year-old daughter was injured. they were just a few yards from home, on the sidewalk along treat boulevard when they were hit by an suv. police say the 17-year-old driver was speeding and lost control. the clerk at a nearby store says he knows the teen driver. >> not where he come a big system? his car. my windows shaking when he come out. has outrageous system in his car and always play loud music. >> alan: that driver is under arrest on suspicion of manslaughter and police are examining his cell phone records to see if he was talking or texting at the time of the crash. in san jose the suspect who stabbed a map to death on the street in the afternoon is still at large. officers found the victim around

4:00 yesterday afternoon on sarasota way. so far the victim's name has not been released. this is the seventh homicide of the year in san jose. >> in oklahoma, police arrested two men this morning for a rash of shootings that left three people dead and two wounded. all of them lack. 19-year-old jason inningening land and 32-year-old allyn watts are in connection with shootings that terrorized the black neighborhoods of actual sample they occurred within an hour, within three miles of each other. all victims were shot apparently at random. police are examining england's facebook account. he was venting ang gopher the killing of his father. >> being an naacp president for seven years, i think somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black people. >> alan: england and watts face three counts of first degree

murder and two counts of shooting with intent to kill. tomorrow's state lawmakers expected to begin considering a bill that would limit pg&e's profits based on the company's safety record. jerry hill authored the bill. pg&e proposed investing up to $5 billion in pipeline upgrades statewide, and according to the san ma dayow daily journal the work could reap pg&e $1.5 billion in profit in return for making the capital investment. the bill would require the california public utilities commission to consider the gas utility's safety record when determining its rate of return. pg&e has come out against the bill saying it would discourage investment in infrastructure. a pillar of television journalism for more than 60 years is dead tonight. mike wallace passed away at 93 after a long illness following a career that made him a household

name. >> for as long as there has been television -- >> the mike wallace interview. >> there has been mike wallace. in turned the personal interview -- >> you have no right to it? judgment on me. >> i'm simply asking questions. >> his intense questioning evoked wrenching honesty. this from the secret service agent who was closest to president kennedy in dallas. >> if i had reacted just a little bit quicker, i could have, i guess, -- i'll carry that my grave. >> from malcolm x not long before he was assassinated. >> i probably am a dead man already. >> and this breathtaking irony from a prewatergate richard nixon. >> i though return the respect to the presidency. >> wallace rub ud elbows with practically everybody. >> hello, nancy reagan. >> sometimes they elbowed back.

>> mike wallace was born in 1918 in brookline, massachusetts, i was an overachiever, worked hard, played a hell of a fiddle. >> he was best known for "60 minutes". >> he calls you imam, forgive me, his words, not mine -- a lunatic. >> and brought barbara streisand to the brink of tears. >> you like that 40 million people have to see me do this. >> over a 65 year career, mike wallace was a pay near and ended -- as a pioneer and ended as a -- >> north korea gives a rare tour of the site of its planed missile launch. plus...

we'll take you to one of the largest easter celebrations in the bay area, where this year the turnout was overwhelming. ring ring

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rocket is meant to showcase it scientific achievement. a deal between the u.s. and afghan signed today begins the process for afghan national security forces to take the lead on special operations. they'll lead the way to targeting ensuns in afghanistan. the deal resolved a dispute over night raids by american troops, an issue that threatened to derail a larger pact governing the u.s. presence there for decades to come. special operations will be conducted with full respect of afghan's law and constitution. >> in rome, pope benedict xvi celebrated easter mass before tens of thousands of christians at the vatican. ♪ >> alan: the pope prayed for a new start to middle east peace process and implored the syrian government to heed international demands to end the violence. the congregation grew to well over 100,000 by the end of the

two-hour ceremony. hours earlier the pontiff, who turns 85 on april 16th, led a long night vigil service in the church. in jerusalem, thousands of christians made the pilgrimage. the church is built on the site where roman catholics believe christ was crucified, buried and resurrected. president -- protestants believe it was in the garden tomb. >> in san francisco thousands celebrated easter at glide memorial church. every seat was full for the services this morning and this afternoon. glide says a large number of people, including families, attended the free breakfast and lunches hosted for the underserved and homeless. >> a lot of people at this particular time in america are in movement. they're trying to find a way where they can feel supported and where they feel like they count and they don't have to always stand in inclement weather. they can be a part of this great

america. >> alan: glide has served the poor for more than 45 years, serves more than one million free meals a year, along with other services for those in need. the reverend cecil williams says the goal is to make sure those who are forgotten will never be forgotten again. >> up next, how ereaders are changing or reading habits. >> the mac attack. the virus that is becoming a mysterious threat to apple users. a great sunday in the bay area but changes are coming, frances

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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: the. >> the nastiest virus to hit apple is called flashback and has affected it 1% of mac users. flashback can makes way into your computer and gain access to your user infor. if you have a mac, go online and

find the program to check for the virus. >> when it comes to reading, more and more of us are going electronic. a new pew internet study finds one in five americans surveyed say they have read a book in electronic form during the past year. nearly three in opportunity adults have at least one device designed for electronic reader like an ereader or tablet. ereaders read an average of 24 books during the past year compared to 15 books for nonelectronic readers. >> let's look at the forecast. frances dinglasan is in for leigh glaser. >> frances: good evening, everyone. i hope you enjoyed the beautiful easter day we had because changes are on the way. here's a live shot looking down toward san francisco. the golden gate being bridge, clouds are moving in, and these clouds are part of the storm system that is on its way. although taking its time heading

here. check out the live doppler 7hd impressive radar returns, heavy rainfall, but not hitting the coast. going to be moving into the bay area starts tomorrow night. and i'll show you how it plays out. right now temperatures cooler than yesterday at this time. so, a lot of 60s out there. even some 50s. 54 in san francisco. 6 # in san jose, 68 in antioch, and what you can expect for the work week? very wet conditions with increasing clouds. we'll see the rain starting in the north bay tomorrow night, and then it's going to be rainy and cooler starting tuesday. rain stays with us through friday. and then looks like we'll get a break for the weekend. again, have those umbrellas handy. look at the pacific satellite radar image. this almost stationary area of low pressure is just slowly moving in toward the bay area. so monday, we'll see the cloud conditions increase, and then by tuesday, that's when we see the

rain move in. so just look out for that, and have your umbrellas handy. here's how it plays out with the forecast model. monday morning, cloud cover in the north bay. still not much rain around the bay area. so pretty good commute for the morning. and then in the afternoon, it starts to slip south. by 5:00 tomorrow night, we'll probably see light rain in santa rosa. so parts of sonoma county and marin county, and then it will slide along the coast into the overnight hours and into tuesday morning. it's a very slow-moving front. but by tuesday, by the day's end, we could have anywhere from a third to two-thirds of an inch around the bay area, and up to an inch and a half to two inches in the higher coastal elevations, and overnight lows with extra cloud cover, temperatures on the cool side once again, but none of the 30s, so mainly 40s for all of us. in fact, san francisco, 49. 45 in san jose, and looks to 45 in fremont. 41 in morgan hill.

tomorrow we'll see the clouds move in. still some sunshine the farther east and south you are. so getting up to 71 still in livermore. look for a high of 63 in san rafael. 69 in palo alto and even a little farther south, low 70s in what gilroy. so, tomorrow evening for the north bay, temperatures drop quite a bit on tuesday with the good storm system heading our way, and another system for thursday and friday. so, it will be wet through the work week, and then we'll see some sunshine once again by saturday. >> alan: going to skip right over easter. >> frances: can't complain bat that. >> alan: we have a winner in the masters. >> a little surprising. i was pretty to put all the money on mickelson yesterday the way the was playing but you never know. a wild final round at the masters which features the rarest of the rare, double

eagle, and the giants try to avoid a sweep in arizona.

>> alan: we have breaking news from san francisco. police and firefighters are on the scene of an accident involving a muni street car on the embarcadero at harrison. police say three people were injured when a jaguar and a street car collided. no one on the street car was hurt. traffic is closed down in both directions on the embarcadero and muni street car service in the area has been stopped.

going into the final round of the masters, looked like phil mickelson was headed for his fourth green jacket instead it would go to another lefty in a sudden death playoff. can bees were perfect at augusta national. show was the south by louis oosthuizen. from 260 yards, his second shat shot takes a bounce and rolls to the hole. [applause] >> oh, come to papa. yes! >> a rare double eagle. only the fourth ever at the masters. that bolted oosthuizen into the lead by two mickelson's chances took a huge hit on four. his shot landed in the gallery. peter hanson had a one streak lead bud then quickly faltered. then bubba watson climbed up the leader board and catches oosthuizen by making his fourth

straight birdie. they go to playoff, and then watson wins it with a short par putt. an emotional watson celebrates his first major. later on in butler cabin he put on the coveted green jacket. >> mickelson finished two back in a three-way tied for third place. tiger woods capped off the wos masters ever at 5-over. here's watson on his big win. >> i never got this far in my dreams to talk. it's a blessing. to go home to my new son. it's going to be fun. >> now to baseball. with matt cain on the mound you think six runs would be more than enough to secure a victory but that would not be the case against arizona. cain making his first start since becoming the rich ed right-hand sider in history. early on san francisco was cruising in the third, buster posey deliver razz -- delivers a two-run shot. and then cain gives up a two-run blast to ryan roberts.

on the next pitch, the giants lead was down to one. cain gave up five earned runs over six earnings. arizona took the lead in the seventh. aaron hill scores the go, ahead run when the ump rules posey game off the plate. that brought out bruise bochy -- bruce beach you who was ejekd. >> even if the knicks make the playoff. james lin -- jeremy lin does not think he will be ready. he is in rehab after surgery on his left knee. >> today new york took on the bulls who had derek rose back in the lineup. anthony ties the game with that clutch three-pointer in overtime, chicago up by two late but mel lowe does it again. fish finished with 43 points. his most since comping to the knicks. chicago had one last chance. rose with the shot but it doesn't fall. new york hangs on to win in overtime. '100-99. >> at 6:00 you'll hear from the

sharks as they get ready to open the playoffs against st -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. ♪

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>> alan: at 6:00, the battle over education in california and why one student is fighting for her shot to attend uc berkeley. a race like no other. the big wheel ride down san francisco's reel crookedest street, join us at 6:00. finally, kate middleton and prince william aren't the only ones getting a lot of attention in britain. sunshine and sweety are getting a lot of attention. the effort is underway to get the bears to breed. they the zoo says that despite some encouraging signs like wrestling, they have not mated so far. >> probably because everybody is watching. [laughter] >> that's it for us at 5:00. world news is