hugs and tears at a vigil in concord as a community mourns the death of a father and his daughter. i'm alan wang. ama dates has the night off. they were on the sidewalk when they were killed yesterday during a morning bike ride. thomas roman is live in concord at the site of the accident where they gathered tonight. thomas? >> the candles are still burning at the memorial behind me. the candlelight vigil was difficult for everybody involved. they came around to mourn him and his daughter. the people of concord came as well. it was a solemn vigil. female members wept as they held up pictures of him and his nine-year-old daughter. close to 200 people came to

pay their p ares at the site of the fatal accident. he is still trying to cope with his loss. >> every time she sees me, hi, emo. i keep having her voice through my head and seeing her face. it is a rollercoaster. >> the 11-year-old daughter seen on the right of the photo survived a broken leg. >> we just have to cherish her and worship her. >> the accident happened saturday morning at 9:30. the 17-year-old driver of the suv was speeding when he lost control of his vehicle. he was going fast enough to dislodge and send a fire hydrant 50 feet before hitting nuri and his daughter riding their bikes on the sidewalk. friends and uh acquaintances shared their feelings. >> they are sweet little girls. >> very emotional. such a lovely family. >> youngsters who know the girls and who were coached by nuri in soccer wrote cards.

>> please protect them and keep them safe and i love all of them. >> police arrested the 17-year-old driver foreman slaughter. his cell phone records are being checked to see if he was on the phone at the time. it is tragic for all involved. >> at the same time, someone has to be held accountable for something like this. itit is a sad situation. >> the nuri family thanked everyone for their support. it will take hem about 10 days to decide how to make this accident happen. the district attorney will find out how to charge the 17-year-old driver. in concord, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thanks, thomas. and some other sad news, special easter services were held to pay tribute to loved ones lost in the shooting rampage in oakland. sergio quintana has a look at some of the victims honored.

>> according to the tau -- tibetan association she was among the people gunned down last week when juan go opened fire in the classroom. throughout the week a series of memorials have been conducted by several denominations and faiths. people who came from around the world in the bay area. >> it was an international community. it was a worldwide thing and it is being telecast all over the world. this message was tragedy. >> they had a special easter sunday production. and on this day it was woven into the classical biblical tale with some reflection on the tragedy. people find their common gnat and their common humanity, and they truly are their brother's keeper, and people do care. >> in san leandro, a different denomination, but a similar message. >> a sense of feeling the pain that christians would initiate and feel around this time.

they felt more profoundly at oikos. >> at this catholic church, father included the mass murder at oikas as the chaplain for the oakland police and fire department he was on the ground on monday helping with the emergency response and he is still taken a back by the tragedy. >> what was that like being there at the scene? >> incredibly -- it was just sad. >> there were a number of other memorials and caw commemorations at other coming graw gageses throughout the east bay. some were closed to only their particular community. here it will remain closed through spring break, but there will be a series of musical memorials that will continue tomorrow. in oakland, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 with the latest developments. you can get updates by following us on twitter at abc7 news bay area and

facebook.com/abc7 news. in san francisco, rescue crews freed a utility worker stuck in a manhole. abc news has the look at the rescue. it happened an hour ago on fremont and howard street. authorities say the worker was installing fiber cable when he fell 10 feet and hit his head and was unable to climb out on his own. firefighters had to lower down one of their own to rescue the trapped worker. and two accidents happened within minutes of each other this afternoon in san francisco sending eight people to the hospital. the first occurred on the embarcadero at harrison street. the second was just two blocks away on the embarcadero. a car collided with a muni train in the first accident. police say the driver of the red jaguar made an illegal left turn and was broadsided by the train. the driver of the car had to be extricated. around the same time an suv police believe was speeding hit three cars before ramming into the restaurants. all of the injuries were

minor. also in san francisco, an out of control suv wiped out a bus stop. the car sheared off a fire hydrant before slamming into the bus stop. police had to close the street and postpone bus service for a short time. uc berkeley selected its students for the fall, and at least one activist group isn't happy with the make up of the class. lilian kim joins us with a look at what they want. lilian? >> alan, demonstrators who showed up want the university to accept more under represented minorities. they say public schools should reflect california's population. >> designated as top student, and they were selected to be a national scholar. >> she thought she had the grades, the scores and the extra extra curricular activities to be accepted. she was wrong and with this senior found out she didn't get in, he was devastated.

>> it was sad and i felt like all of my work was -- i felt like no one wanted me. all of my work was not noticed. >> the activist group is trying to help people. demonstrators stood on the steps and dend mad that uc berkeley double the number of black and latino students. they failed to recognize the struggles that under represented minorities go through. >> there is no reason they should let students who have taken calculus at community colleges and come in as a second language and gotten top gpa's. that is discrimination. >> many of the same protesters were inside on friday. that's when they organized a sit in that lasted five hours. but the uc berkeley students we talked to are not that sympathetic to their cause. the school hasn't used race, ethnicity and gender in the criteria. they passed proposition 20916 years ago. that initiative ended action

at all public colleges and universities in california. >> it is the voters' right. if they want to get rid of it, that's their prerogative. >> the academic institution should be what is on paper. your ethnicity and your race, where you come from, that shouldn't give you an edge over everyone else. >> despite that sentiment the group is encouraging under represented minorities who got rejected to appeal, and they will help anyone in that process. they say students just need to call them. >> thanks, lilian kim with us tonight. thousands celebrated easter at san francisco's glide memorial church. every seat was full this morning and this afternoon. a large number of people including a lot of families attended the free breakfast and lunch they hosted for the under served and the homeless. they serve more than one million free meals a year. and an easter tradition on

union street in san francisco continued today. this is the annual spring celebration for the 21st year in a row. the kids got to enjoy rides, face paintings, balloons and of course a visit from the easter bunny. coming up, remembering a legend from the journalism world. mike wallace. and it is tops at the box office, but now there is another list "the hunger games" series has made, and this is not so positive. and then going for a ride on a big wheel sounds like something for kids, but today it was all about the adults. >> and good evening. i'm in for leigh glaser tonight. it is a live shot showing you the bay bridge in the background. high clouds are moving in with some rain on the way. i'll have details. when it will ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñt

two men under r under arrest in the random shooting spree of five african-americans in tulsa, oklahoma. jacob england andal ving watts are response -- and alvin watts are responsible for the murderous rampage that left three dead and two wounded. it occurred in less than an hour early yesterday morning within three miles of each other. police are examining the facebook account. the 19-year-old posted a message using a racial slur venting anger over the killing of his father boy a black man. >> being an naacp president for seven years, i think somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black people. >> england and watts are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. they face three counts of first degree murder and two

counts of shooting with intent to kill. mike wallace has died. he passed away at age 93 after a long illness following a far longer career that made him a household name. richard cantu has a look back. >> i am mike wallace. >> and everybody knew it. for as long as there has been television -- >> the mike wallace interview. >> there has been mike wallace. and he turned the personal interview into his personal best. >> have you no right to sit in judgment. >> i am not sitting in judgment. >> his intense questioning with 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 will live with that to my grave. >> from malcolm x not long

before he was assassinated. >> i was a dead man already jie. and this from a pre watergate richard nixon. >> i hope to bring back respect to the presidency. >> he rubbed elbows with just about everybody. >> hill low, nancy reagan. >> and sometimes they rubbed back. >> he was born in 1918 in massachusetts. >> i was a pretty good kid. i was an overachiever. i worked hard. i played a hell of a fiddle. >> mike wallace was known for his 38 seasons on the cbs news program "60 minutes." he asked the ayatollah if he was crazy. >> he calls you imam, i'm sorry, his words not mine, a loonetic. >> and brought barbara streisand to the barometric of tears. >> you -- to the brink of tears. >> you like that people are seeing me do this. >> he started as pioneer and ended as an institution. abc news, new york.

well, two people are dead after a plane crashed near salinas. it happened after 7:00 this morning near old stage and zabala road. the f.a.a. and national transportation safety board are now investigating. and spring break is over for california lawmakers who face tough decisions when they reconvene tomorrow. the legislature will decide whether to make deeper cuts to welfare programs and reform the pension system and improve borrowing for a high speed rail. governor jerry brown has asked lawmakers to appropriate $2 billion to build the nation's first high speed rail system. if the legislature approves borrowing, construction could begin later this year. the states plan to save money by closing 70 state parks by july 1st. it will take more than hanging a closed sign on the trail heads. a report by the analyst's office says many parks on the closure list house thousands of treasures that have to be

packed up, cat tau logged and stored which will cost money. several nonprofits and private donors have stepped in to keep 11 parks open. well, it is not only tops at the box office "the hunger games" is at the top of another list. for the second year in a row "the hunger games" is among the most challenged books. controversial books that parents want pulled from school libraries. they claim the book is sex -- sexually explicit, violent and unsuitable for young students. the author admits the books are not for everyone. it also includes "ttyl" and" ttfn," the "gossip girl" series and" the color of earth" series for being sexually explicit. the list was compiled by the american library association. francis is this in -- is in. . >> things are changing, but at least we got the nice weekend in and a nice easter for those who had outdoor activities

planned. here is a live shot and we are looking down toward san francisco. the camera is paning so we can see the bay bridge. we have some high clouds moving in overhead. increasing clouds tonight and making for another cool start tomorrow, but thought as cold as it was yesterday morning. we'll look at temperatures right now, i want to stay on that shot as long as i could. in the 40s and 50s. 52 in san francisco and 46 in oakland. 54 in san jose. so tomorrow we will cool into the 40s as well. but with the increasing clouds, that is giving way to a wet workweek ahead. the rain starts by tomorrow afternoon and evening, and then it will be raining and cool. you notice a significant change on tuesday. the wet pattern stays with us on friday, and then we will get a break on saturday and sunday. at this point it is expected to be dry. we have this area of low pressure. the air is circulating counter

clockwise, and this front has been stationary. it is inching its way to the bay area. that's why we will see cloudy conditions tomorrow with the showers in the north bay. it is moving very slowly and then it will push through on tuesday. that's when we will see more rain and the cooler conditions as well as the front moves through. here is the forecast model, the green showing light rain into the bay area, but not quite making it for tomorrow morning's commute. just extra cloud cover. and then later on in the afternoon we will start to see the rain develop in parts of the north bay. santa rosa and the sonoma coast and down to marin county. we will see it especially along the coast. and then we will take the overnight hours to tuesday before we really see the rain for everybody else around the bay area. and then by the time tuesday is over it looks like we will get a thrird to two-thirds of an inch for most areas. over an inch in the coastal hills. the lows tonight in the 40s. 49 in san francisco. pretty cool in napa at 45. fairfield 42. and look for 45 in san jose

and 41 in morgan hill. it will be a pretty nice day tomorrow. it is not as warm as we experienced today. but there will still be a couple of low 70s out there in livermore, 71 in san jose. and look for increasing clouds especially in the north bay where we will start to see the rain move in. santa rosa 67 and clear lake 60. 66 in richmond and 64 in san francisco. farther south, more sunshine. we will still see some low 70s as well through morgan hill, and hall lis sister. the rain won't -- and hollister. the rain won't hit until tuesday. shear a look at your seven-day forecast. we have the rain coming to the north bay first and starting tomorrow afternoon and evening and then rain for everybody for tuesday and we might get pockets of a break on wednesday. and thursday and friday it is going to be wet as well and cooler and then dry next weekend. >> thanks, francis.

rick quan is in for shu. >> an exciting day for golfers. the final round featuring a rare double eagle. but it was this great shot by bubba ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪

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masters, and it wasn't phil mickelson. it was bubba watson. it had something featured not since 1935, a double eagle. it came on a par 5 and he was from 260 yards, his second shot will roll into the hole for a double eagle. it is only the fourth ever at the masters. >> come to papa, yes! >> that gem bolted him into the lead by two. mickelson's chances took a huge blow on the par 3 fourth. it goes off the grand stands and goes into the woods. lefty had all kinds of trouble getting out and took a triple bogey. hanson bogeyed two of his first three holes. meanwhile, watson caught fire on the back nine on 16. he catches him by making his fourth straight birdie. they go to a playoff tied at

10 under. on the second extra hole, watson is in trouble, but huey comes up with a beauty -- but he comes up with a beauty. he hooks it right on to the green. that set up a short par putt for the victory. and an emotional watson celebrates his first major. last year's champ helped him put on the coveted green jacket. mickelson finished two back in a three-way tie for third. tiger woods had the worst masters at his career ending at 5 over. here is watson on his big win. >> i never had a dream go this far like i have been saying. i can't say it is a dream come true. i don't even know what happened on the back 9. i got in the trees and hit a crazy shot that i saw in my head. i am here talking with you with a green jacket on. >> as the sharks prepare for the first round of the playoffs, the giants were looking for their first win of the seasonñsñqñqntñqñqñqñqñqñqwc

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starting pitching is supposed to be the strength of the giants. but so far it has been the opposite. matt cane is hoping to pick up his first win of the season. early on things were looking good. in the third buster posey delivers a two-run shot. it was 6-0. but arizona would rally and getting two in the fourth. and then in the sixth cane gives up a two-run blast to roberts. on the next pitch lyle overbay connects. cane gave up five earned runs. arizona took the lead in the seventh. hill scores a go ahead run. posey came off the plate and that brought up bruce bochy who was ejected. the d backs win seven of six completing a three-game sweep. the sharks learn they will open up thursday at st. louis. it is the best of seven series with the first two games on the road. san jose lost all four meetings with the blues this season while being out scored. it was 11-3.

st. louis did not end the season well losing four of the last five games. >> i still think the expectations are there. people are probably a little more unsure of us than they have ever been which doesn't matter. >> we will see if facing all of the adversity helped us rather than cruising into the playoffs. it hasn't been many that were the underdog. >> he says he does not think he will be ready in time for the first round. the former palo alto star is rehabbing after having surgery on his left knee. new york took on the bulls and this belonged to caramel low anthony. he ties it up with a clutch three pointer. they go to overtime. chicago up by two late and again it is mellow. he finished with 43, the most since coming to new york. rose with the last shot, but he can't get it to fall. new york wins it 100-99.

and later in the show, i will have more baseball including the yankees trying to avoid their first 0 and 3 start in 14 years. >> and the next half hour rick quan's family tie tots masters. >> -- ties to the masters. >> that will hold the audience for sure. how to win the war on gas prices and how you can join in. and for more than a decade, big wheels keep on rolling down a crooked street in san francisco. 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, 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.

i'm alan wang. in tonight's headlines, a vigil was held in concord at the site where a father and his daughter were run down by a teen driver yesterday. police are checking the driver's cell phone records to see if he was talking or texting when that crash happened. five people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries and two san francisco car crashes, both on the embarcadero. a red jaguar made an illegal turn in front of a muni train in the first accident. in the second, a car that may have been speeding hit three cars before slamming against a restaurant. in oakland and at several churches around the bay area, the victims of the oikas tragedy were remembered. gas prices are dropping. nationwide gas prices have fallen one cent from yesterday and nearly 5 cents from a week ago. but today drivers filling up

their cars said prices are still too high, and they are making changes. >> well, i think it needs to stabilize pretty soon. when ever there is conflict all of a sudden gas prices go up. when it comes down, it doesn't come down so quick. it takes longer. >> you know, you adjust. we don't have bread for $2 anymore. we don't have milk for a dime. people don't work for $1 an hour. it is all relative. >> you can find the cheapest gas prices with a website called gas buddy. it is fuelled by volunteers who drive around looking for bargains. rita road around with is some of them. >> for kathy it is an obsession. >> at the bp on the corner. >> finding the cheapest gas prices she can and then sharing it. >> it is on my way. it is a route i would normally go anyway. >> kathy is what you call a gas spotter. one of an army of volunteers

who parade the country and post their finds on a website called gas buddy. >> is this almost a border line addiction? >> it is a good thing to be addicted to. >> kathy said she saved her family $400 last year by saving pennies at the pump. >> $400 a year doesn't sound like much, but that is a month's worth of gas in the winter time. >> she has been doing this for years now entering prices with the app on her phone. part of the lure is it is like a game. the more prices you put in, the more points you earn. rack up enough points and you can win a weekly cash prize. matt is another one of obsessives who drives the site. matt is ranked -- that's right ranked -- the 15th top spotter in the country. he has four million points and counting. >> i make sure the prices are accurate to make sure we get the most ago of rat -- the most accurate reading on the site. >> it saves drivers $1.5

billion a year with over 13 million unique users a month, it is not hard to imagine. for now you can rest assured that your gas buddies are out there driving around to help you find cheaper gas. >> i am going to help everybody else beat the stations at their own game. >> the key to beating the system means downloading the latest gas prices. just a couple of seconds can make the difference between cheap or expensive gas. >> the average price for a gallon ever gas statewide is now $4.26. here in the bay area it is $4.35. the cheapest gas in the state is in chico where it is selling for $4.15 a gallon. how about saving money by going on three wheels? it may not be practical, but it is more fun. here is a look at the bring your own big wheels race in san francisco.

>> this is what we are about. with an event like this, this is what it is all about. >> it is crazy and especially the ones that are in girl outfits. >> it is not really a theme. >> you are going to lose! >> having fun. having a blast. >> only in san francisco you get something like that. >> maybe do an all out flip. >> it looks like fun. there are a lot of funny people out here, that's for sure.

>> it is like nascar. >> i think it will be as much fun as possible. this is definitely a san francisco-styley vent -- style y vent here. >> that was put together by our fratch fer -- by our photographer. this is the 12th year the bring your own big wheels event has taken place in san francisco. it used to be held on lombard, but it recently moved to the city's other crook cede street, vermont street. coming up, the race for the white house and why despite trailing behind, republican ron paul says he is not going anywhere. and following the voyage of "titanic." >> and i'm in for leigh glaser. we have rain on the way of the i will tell you how much you can expect in your neighborhood and when.

the pennsylvania presidential primary although two weeks away could decide the nominee. there is overwelmingly in delegates and the strongest fundraising in the field. it is so strong that newt gingrich was talking in the past tense today about the race. >> for me it was important to try to do some hard things. to try to bring new ideas. it turned out to be harder than i thought.

but it was the right thing for me to do at that point for my life and where i thought the country was. >> gingrich is still in the race at this point. the former senator hopes to get back on the campaign trail on tuesday. polls give santorum a small lead in pennsylvania too. and ron paul in the middle of his bid and despite being down in the polls and delegate count has no plans in throwing in the towel. the texas congressman paid a visit to 7 live and told brian copeland why he remains in the race. >> what is your purpose in staying in the race at this point? >> to count all of the delegates. in the primary races where they have had these straw votes, the straw votes then picked the delegates. there is quite a few states that are still working that through. we are going to get a lot more delegates, but it will be a real challenge to overtake governor romney. still, the point is to run a

race and to go a good job and do a good job for your supporters who ask for a good race and to present a cause and try to change not only the republican party, but to change the country and call attention to some of the things nobody else will talk about. the republicans and democrats support the wars. republicans and democrats support the federal reserve system printing money when they need money, and that has lead to a lot of trouble. >> let's go back to what you said about supporting wars. when it comes to the issue of iran, a lot of democrats, a lot of republicans favor using the use of force if iran does get nuclear weapons capability. you among the gop presidential candidates are opposed to it. and it has hurt you with conservatives, and it does hurt you with jewish people. so that being the case, you want to explain what your philosophy is and why you are opposed? >> my philosophy is national defense and the constitution

and follow the rules. if you use force and as our presidents do and as our government does, that means you use aggression. that means you start the wars like we did in iraq. iraq wasn't a threat to us. they didn't have weapons of mass destruction. there was no al-qaeda there. how many americans died? how many billions of dollars were spent? how many people were injured. if we needed to go, it should have been done in a proper manner. we should have declared war. iran is the same thing. there is a much healthier discussion of this than there is here. it is closed minded that if we are using force even if they don't have a weapon we have to stop them from getting a weapon. i don't like the weapons. i would like everybody to give up their nuclear weapons.

but i was in the service during the 60s and the soviets had 30,000. they are a ruthless bunch of thugs running that country. we didn't feel compelled we had to bomb them. that's what happens now. we are this these wars now and it is not only making the international situation worse it is causing a calamity with the financial system. >> you can watch 7 live weekdays at 3:00 p.m. here on abc7. well, 100 years ago the titanic set sail on the maiden and as it turns out the only voyage. today a cruiseship set sail from england retracing the titanic's route. it is carrying the same number of passengers as the titanic, but this ship has plenty of life boats. the ship will hold a memorial service at the exact moment the titanic sank. >> one of the things i am looking forward to is seeing the statue of liberty. i imagine that was something when he was on titanic he thought he would never see

again until he was ordered into a boat. >> the wreck of the titanic was discovered 25 years ago. the ship hit an iceberg in the dark and quickly sank. francis is here filling in for leigh glaser, and she has a look at the forecast. looks like rain is on the way, francis. >> yes, alan, rain is on the way. here is a look at where we are year to date. it is just in case you have been wondering since we did have quite a bit of rain. santa rosa is almost 21 inches, but we are still only at 63% of normal. san francisco is 12.9 inches and only 59% of normal. and check out san jose, season to date they have had a little over 5 inches, well below normal. we might make a little bit of a dent in the rainfall totals, but not much. we will have increasing clouds tonight and making way for a wet workweek ahead. we will see rain in the north bay starting tomorrow and even as early as tomorrow afternoon. we will see it into marin county and then it will be

rainy and cooler on tuesday. the wet conditions stay through friday and then a break on saturday and sunday. here is a look at how it plays out. the rain moves in through tuesday, and then by tuesday night we could get p up -- up to an inch and a half. in the east bay three quarters of an inch in the south bay of the not a huge rain maker for some parts of the bay area, but enough to get all of us wet. overnight lows in the 40s, 49 in san francisco. 45 in san jose. look for a fairly mild day tomorrow with the increasing clouds. temperatures in the 60s. we are still hanging on to low 70s in livermore and san jose. and look for low 70s as well through morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. rain on the way and rainy and cooler through the workweek and dry through the weekend. >> thank you, francis. rick quan is in for shu and as we promised to tell you, his

family ties to the masters. >> not a huge deal. my mother was born in augusta, georgia, born and raised. and my cousins used to work as caddies at augusta national. not during the masters -- >> they never got to caddie during the masters. >> and i have yet to play that course one day. starters continue to struggle and an emotional ending at the masters as a guy named bubba wins in ah@h@h@h@h@p

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watson, buts you can call him bubba, or this year's master's champ. he took home his first green jacket after winning the playoff. it features something not seen since 1935, a double eagle. it came on a par 5 second hole, south africa from 260 yards. his second shot will roll into the hole for a double eagle, only the fourth ever at the masters. >> come to papa, yes! >> that gem bolted him into the lead by two. mickelson's chances took a huge blow on the par 3, fourth. it goes off the grand stand and into the woods. lefty had all kinds of trouble getting out and took a triple bogey. the third round leader bogeyed two of its three holes and wound up tied for third at eight under. meanwhile watson began to heat up on the back 9 on 16. he catches him by making his 40 straight birdie. they would go to a playoff tied at 10 under.

on the second extra hole, watson in trouble, but comes up with a beauty. he couldn't see it, but he hooked it right on to the green. that set up this short par putt for the victory. an emotional watson celebrates his first major. he helped him put on the coveted green jacket fnlt mickelson finished two -- mickelson finished two back. tiger woods had the worst masters at five over. here is watson on his big win. >> i never had a dream go this far like i have been saying. i can't say it is a dream come true. i don't know what happened on the back 9. i got in the trees and hit a crazy shot that i saw in my head. i am here talking with you and a green jacket on. >> the sharks open it up and game time is at 4:30. it is the best of seven series with the first two on the road. san jose lost all four games during the season while being out scored 11-3.

st. louis did not end the season well losing four of the last five games. >> there is no doubt about it. we didn't have any success against him during the regular season. and there were a -- they were a number of points ahead. we are the underdog, and we will see what we do with that title. >> we are starting on the road which we haven't done in years past. with the expectations with this team are still the same whether we finish eighth or first. now with baseball and matt cane on the mobbed -- on the mound you would think it is more than enough to secure a win. but that was not the case with arizona. cane making his first start since becoming the richest right hander in history. it was all buster posey. but the d backs get two in the fourth and then in the 6th it is a two-run blast to ryan roberts. on the next pitch and overbay connects and the giants' lead was down to one.

cane gave up five runs over six innings. arizona took the lead and hill scores a go ahead run when he came off the plate. that brings up bruce bochy who was ejected. 7-6 was the final. the giants lost eight straight to the d-backs. the rays were looking to complete a sweep of the yankees. it appears to be headed out, but a fan reaches over and catches the ball. it is ruled interference. the fan was ejected and pena got a ground rule double. he celebrated his 25th birthday by shutting them out eight and two-thirds innings. they got insurance in the 6th as this former giant tags a solo shot. the rays shut out the yankee threes-0. it is their first 0 and 3 start since 1998. and jeremy lin says if the knicks make the first round of the playoff he's probably will not be ready because of his knee injury. you can say he is lin-jured.

well, that's it for abc7 news. i'm alan wang. our next newscast is at 4:30. for rick quan and francis in for shu and leigh, thanks for joining us and hope you had a great easter weekend. good night, everyone. ed