another 11-year-old tour escaped with a broken leg. the accident has especially affected those with young children. the thought of losing their own child has brought many to this memorial. >> i don't let my kids on treat boulevard without me being there, but as you can see here, it doesn't really matter whether the parents are there or not. >> reporter: now, whether the young driver was on his cell phone are what concord police are investigating. they're looking into the teen's cell phone recordsle police say speed was a factor, as well as an unsafe lane change. the driver was arrest yesterday for manslaughter. now, tonight, the families are expected to come here. they're holding a vigil at 7:00 tonight. we'll have more at 11:00. >> alan: there were several people injured after two separate accidents on the embarcadero in san francisco.

one involved a muni train. the other accident injured at least four people, one block away, at brandon street where lillian kim is live on the scene with the details. >> reporter: we're along the southbound lanes on the embarcadero, and this was a veer serious accident. this car was hit by an suv which police say was likely going too fast. that suv end up on the sidewalk, and we've been told five people were transported to the hospital. it's unclear how serious the injuries are. the other collision happened minutes before and just a few blocks away on the embark care expo harrison street. police say the driver of a red jaguar was trying to make an illegal left turn or u turn when his car was broadside by a muni street car. three people in the jaguar were taken to the hospital and their injuries are not expect ted be life threatening and -- no one on the street was war diswhrimpletd street car has

been taken out of service. that is standard procedure so workers can assess possible damage. so two collisions on the embarcadero that happened within minutes of each other. the police have blocked off the southbound lanes and drivers are being forced to take alternate routes. >> alan: easter services today also included a time to pay respects to the victims of the mass shooting at oikos university in oakland. sir overquintana is live at the university tonight. >> reporter: for the last six days, oikos university has been the epicenter of a whole lot of tragedy and pain. this massacre reached into several communities in the east bay and because nearly everyone involved is an immigrant, it reaches into communities around the world, so on this holliday, -- holy day pastors are hoping to start the healing. according to the tibetton

association it was a funeral for one of the people gunned down one one geo opened fire in a classroom at oikos university. throughout the week a series of memorials have been conducted by several denominations and faiths honoring the seven victims. people who came from around the world to live in the bay area. >> it was an international community, so i was a worldwide thing and it was being telecast all over the world. >> each year shilo christian fellowship in oakland stages a special easter sunday production, and on this day included in the tale was a reflex on this week's tragedy. >> people final their commonality and their common humanity ask they begin to know they true i are their brother's keeper and that people do care. >> reporter: in san leandro, different denomination but a similar message. >> the sense of feeling the pain that christians would feel, this time they felt more profoundly at cowboy coast this past

monday. >> at this catholic church, father jason included the mass murder at oikos university in his easter sunday message. he was on the ground monday helping with the emergency response. >> what was that like being at the scene? >> incredibly, incredibly -- it was just sad. >> reporter: now, there were a number of other memorials and commemorations at other congregations throughout the east bay. some of them were open to the public. others were open just to those communities. meanwhile, here at oikos university, it actually remains closed through spring break, but there will be a series of musical memorials that should continue beginning tomorrow. reporting live in oakland, answer 7 news. >> alan: stay with abc-7 for the latest developments. you can get updates by following

us on twitter, and at facebook.com/answer 7 news. >> students at uc berkeley are lawning a movement to double the number of minority students there. a rally on the steps of sprowl hall featured a latino high school student who was not a acceptedded to cal. she took numerous a.p. classes but did not have the level of schooling other students did. >> there's absolutely no reason the administration should let student whose have taken calculus at community colleges, come in as second language learners and gotten top g.p.a.s. that's discrimination, not recognizing the extra struggle that underrepresent students are going through. >> students occupied sprowl hall for five hours on friday in protest of the lack of minority involvement there. mike wallace, the man who made interviews an ordeal for his guests, and made "60 minutes" a household name, is

dead at age 93. wallace was the first reporter hired on the "60 minutes" staffin' 1968 which turned a respectable career in journalism into a success. he interviewed a list of who's who on "60 minutes". >> i though restore respect the presidency. >> i probably am a dead man already. >> you like that 49 million people see me do this. >> you didn't need that question. >> alan: wallace won 21 emmy awards in his career. the final one at age 89. he died saturday at care facility where he spent the last year of his life. coming up, suspect in custody in that deadly tulsa shooting rampage, what police learned about the man. plus, celebrating easter sunday and the football hero sharing his story. a ride like no other. a big wheel race right near san francisco. >> frances: good evening. i'm frances dinglasan.

i hope you enjoyed a very nice dry easter day. we have rain on the way. i'll tell you when, where, how much, and the forecast is coming

>> alan: tonight two men are under arrest in connection with the shooting spree of five african-americans in tulsa, oklahoma. 19-year-old jason england and 32-year-old alvin watts are responsible for the rampage that left three people dead and two wounded. the shootings occurred within

less than an hour, within three miles of each other. the police are now examining inningland's facebook account. they say the 19-year-old posted a message using a racial slur investigating anger of the killing of his father two years ago. >> being an naacp president for seven years i think that somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black people. >> alan: england and watts are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow and face three counts of first degree murder and two counts of shooting with intent to kill. gas prices are dropping. nationwide gas prices have fallen one cent from yesterday and nearly five cents from a week ago. but today drivers filling up their cars said prices are still too high and they're making changes. >> other i do quite a bit more walking and i was in the habit of getting in the car before. >> you adjust. we don't have bread for two bucks, we don't have notes for a

dime. people don't work for a dollar an hour. it's all relative. >> alan: the average price for a gallon of gas statewide is 4.26. in the bay area, it's 4.35. and the cheapest gas in the state is in chico where it's selling for 4.15 a gallon. a spokesperson for oakland's airport says it's disappointed to be losing united airlines. united will shut down on june 4th at oakland interthan. it's been at the airport for 75 years but says the 11 flights a week to denver are no longer profitable. the 49 united employees are being offered jobs at other airports. united will continue to operate flights out of sfo and san jose. just ahead, easter sunday celebrations and a race like no other. why big wheels were tearing through the san francisco neighborhood today. and it was a beautiful sunday out there but more rain is on the way. frances dinglasan is up next with the forecast.

>> coming up in sports, the masters goes to a sudden death playoff. and would cain

>> alan: thousands celebrated easter at glide memorial church. every seat was full for the easter celebration services this morning and this afternoon. glide also serves a large number of people including a lot of families attended the free lunch

and breakfast. the goal is to make sure the needy are not forgotten. >> some way by which the people who are out on the street and the people who are homeless can in fact have more support. and that is critical. more support for the people who are really in need. >> alan: glide has served the poor for more than 45 years, and serves more than one million free meals a year. another easter service, this one in texas, had an added attraction. tim tebow asked to come to the service and preach. he has gained claim as not only an athlete but as a christian. >> i get sacked and the guy gets on a steve and he is laying on top of me, and i'm thinking, that's supposed to be mocking me but it's flattering because you're praying. that's a good thing.

i'm not sure if that's a cut down. are you praying for me? while you're on top of me? >> tebow later took a shot at professional athletes who insist they're not role models. tebow says, yes, they are, just not good ones. >> 100 years ago the titanic set sale oned maiden and only voyage. today a cruise ship set say from england readdition -- taking the titanic's route. the ship willed hold a memorial service at the exact moment when the tie -- titanic sank. >> seeing the statue of liberty. i imagine that was something when he was on titanic, probably thought he would never see again. >> alan: the wreck of the titanic was discovered 25 years ago. the shirt hit an iceberg in the dark and quickly sank. not everything was serious this easter sunday. take for instance the speck --

spectacle in the potrero hill district. it was the 12th annual big wheel race. people go all out down the crooked street and often have spectacular and painful wipeouts. this is a san francisco thing. so it's not that easy to explain. but it is fun. >> frances: looks fun to watch. >> alan: our version of the running of the bulls. >> frances: just bring your helmet. good thing they had it today because it's nice and dry and tomorrow we have rain on the way. here's a live shot of downtown san jose. clear skies down there. we saw some warm temperatures again, springlike in some areas where we got into the low 70s, but things are going to start changing and i'll explain. i want to show you briefly live doppler 7 hd. we have a storm heading our way. quite a bit of heavy rain with it. right now still off the norway coast of california, and --

northern coast of southern california and it's going to very slowly slide south. right now, temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. look for 54 in san francisco. 61 in san jose, and 60 degrees in concord. so, basically, we'll have increasing clouds. you'll start to see them in the north bay particularly, and then a wet weekday ahead of us. the work week. in fact looks wet almost every day. rain will start in the north bay, and then the front will slowly move through the bay year tuesday, and then periods of rain wednesday through friday. so definitely need your umbrellas this week and we can use the rain. here's a look at the pacific satellite radar. this slow-moving front will brung showers in the north bay, and then on tuesday we see the heavier rain, fourth to three-quarters of an inch of rain in most areas and over an inch in the coastal hills.

so the light green is showing the rain. still not really getting to the bay area monday morning. just a cloudy start for the morning commute. and then for your ride home we'll start to see some light rain moving into parts of the north bay and sonoma and anyone dough seen know county and santa rosa, and then it just kind of stays there and then slowly moves in overnight into tuesday. so we could have periods of heavy rain tuesday itself. so keep that in mind. lows tonight pretty cool once again but not quite as cool as yesterday's lows. so we'll see some 40s mainly but not many 30s out there. 49 in san francisco. 48 in san mateo, and 45 degrees in san jose. 41 in morgan hill. and it will be a fairly pleasant day tomorrow. we'll see sunnier conditions the far her east and south you are, with temperatures still getting into the low 70s once again in livermore and san jose, 71. san francisco, 64. and in santa rosa, napa, look for the rain to move in in in

the afternoon. 67 in santa rosa and napa, and then more sunshine as you head farther south into morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. here's a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a wet week ahead. get ready for that. notice temperatures will drop quite a bit on tuesday, and it will stay cool through the work week. periods of rain wednesday through friday. but at least it's dry for the weekend, and then it will be warming up a little bit more with more sunshine by next sunday. >> alan: thank you, frances. now on to my fellow texas alumni. rick quan, in for shu. what a great masters finish. >> a wild finish 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. cbs were perfect at august augusta national and so was the

shot by louis oosthuizen. from 260 yards. second shot on the par-5 second rolls to the hole wore a double eagle. only the fourth ever at the masters. >> come to papa! yes! >> that vault ode oswalt into the lead. mickelson's changes took a hit on the fourth. his tee shot winds up in the gallery. lefty would have trouble and take a triple bogey on the hold. peter hanson had a one, stroke lead but fall ters with bogeys on two of his first three holes. and bubba watson climbed up the leader board with a 68. on 16 he passes oosthuizen by making his fourth straight birdie. they go to a playoff, and on the second extra hole, watson wins it with a short par putt. an emotional watson celebrates his first major. later on in butler cabin, last year's champ helped him put on the coveted green jacket.

mickelson was two back in a three-i would tie for third. tiger woods caps off the wots masters of his career at 5-over par. here's watson on his big win. >> over in got this far in my dreams to talk. it's a blessing to go home to my new son. going to be fun. >> now to baseball. with matt ceap -- cain on the mound you would think six runs would be enough but not the case. early on san francisco was cruising. in the third, buster posey with a two-hundred shot 6-0 giants. but the diamondbacks would get two in the fourth and then in the sixth cain gives up a two-run blast to ryan roberts. then on the very next pitch, lyle overbay connects. the giants' lead was down to one. cain gave up fiveerned over six. as took he lead in the seventh. aaron hill scores the go-ahead

run when the umpire rules posey came off the plate. the d-backs win 7-6, completing a three-game sweep. >> the sharks learn they open the play yachts thises a st. louis. the best of seven sear with the two two on the road. san jose was outescorted 11-3 but st. louis lost four of its last five games. >> no doubt about it, we didn't have any discuss against them during the regular season, and they were a number of points ahead of us so we are the underdog, and we'll see what we do with that title. >> we're starting on the road, which we haven't done in years past, and the expectations within the team are still the same, whether we finish seventh, eighth, or first. >> even if the knicks make the playoff, jeremy lynn does not think he will be ready in time for the first round. he is in rehab after surgery on his left knee on monday.

>> tide new york took on the bulls and this game belonged to carmelo anthony with seconds left he ties the cob test in overtime, mellow does it again. finished with 43 points, his most since coming to new york. down by one rose with the last shot but he can't get it to fall. new york hangs on to win in overtime, 100-99. by the way, the a's had easter sunday off, the open a series against kansas city tomorrow at home. >> alan: up next, the battle of the box office. can the returning favorite take on "the hunger games". this weekend's box office winner when we return.

>> this happened to you. i'm here to help you in any way i can. >> most people just congratulate me. >> i don't see the point. >> alan: another big weekend for "the hunger games". the film took in another 33 million this weekend to lead the box office for a third straight weekend. "the hunger games" has now raked in more than $300 million. it's easeie outearned two other returning favorites.

the american pie sequel and titanic 3-d. clash of the titans was number four and mirror mirror wraps up the top five films. that's it for abc-7 news. captioned by closed captioning services inc.