they say jacob was not part of any gang and has no idea why anyone would shoot him. >> they don't know. he wasn't around here. >> he was studying economics at lewis and clark college in portland where he was wide receiver on the football teach, and was a graduate of reardon high school in san francisco, where he played sports and graduated with honors. is former p.e. teacher came to pay respects. he says in addition to being a star athlete and a great student, jacob was a good person. >> he and his little best friend were the ones that would stick up for the kids getting picked on. making sure everybody had enough of whatever. he was a great little guy. reporter: there is no description of the gunman or the person who drive the car, but neighbors describe the vehicle as a gray four-door sedan. anyone with information is urged to call san francisco police

department. >> ama: to developing news. a seven-year-old boy visiting an antioch home with his family has been shot. appeared this afternoon on william reed drive. nick smith is live in the newsroom with the details. reporter: police responded to the house on william reed drive just after 4:00 p.m. this is the second shooting on that street in the last ten days. >> radio: in stable condition with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> i spoke with the antioch police department. he department is investigating the shooting of a seven-year-old boy. >> at night -- at this point it appears not a random act. >> police say the seven-year-old and his family were visitors to this home. >> several shots were fired, and unfortunately the seven-year-old child was the person struck by the gunfire. reporter: investigators believe the gunman took a position here and fired at the unsuspecting crowd gathered below. >> at this point it appears there was -- the backyard had

several people in it. reporter: the boy was hit bay single bullet and was airlifted from the school yard to the hospital in oakland. >> last week, nicholas chavez was gunned down at this intersection. a memorial stands where the 20-year-old was killed. all of this is two blocks from where today's shooting happened. reporter: police say chavez died in a hail of gunfire that broke out after noon. police have not identified any suspects in that shooting shootd wouldn't say if it was gang-related. investigators are working to i.d. the shooters in both crimes. >> at this time we do not believe the two incidents are related. >> police are asking that anyone with information about either shooting contact the antioch police department. >> ama: new details tonight in the shootout outside a bart station that left a 50-year-old man dade.

san lee an dough police says an 18-year-old was arrested for the shooting at the bart station in january. police say it appears two rival groups ran into each other, words were exchanged and shooting started. a bystander was killed and a woman injured. >> two people have been arrested in san francisco after a fight at the castro muni station at 8:30. a verbal fight escalated. our cameras were there when the injured man was loaded on to a stretcher. he should be okay. you see him there. police detained six people. muni service was not affected. the chp is investigating why a truck ran off the road and crashed into water this morning. happened on highway 37 just outside vallejo. two men in the pickup truck were helped to shore by man and woman who were fishing nearby. the driver was taken to the hospital with serious internal injuries. his passenger was not hurt. officers say the driver may have suffered a medical emergency

while driving. the accident could have been much worse. >> could have been a fatal collision, and thankfully it wasn't. and as you can see, became airborne, landed in the water so could have lost consciousness and then drowned. >> ama: the truck was hauled out of the water this afternoon. a pleasant hill woman in a wheelchair is save after firefighters rescued her phenomenon a burning house. the fire started on pleasant hill road. crews say the fire began in the garage before flames spread to the rest of the house. the red encloses -- red cross helped the woman get in a shelter. >> the white house says it's taking escalating tensions on north korea peninsula seriously. north korea says it's in a state of wore against south korea. the announcement came after a call by kim jong-un to put walking units on standby.

the it's believed it's aimed to draw the white house into talks. >> people to be evacuated phloem eiffel tower after an anonymous caller made a threat. a school bus aide is arrested in florida after she was caught on video harassing a five-year-old child with disabilities. some of you may find this individual joe -- video disturbing. [shouting] >> ama: school bus surveillance video shows the 37-year-old woman repeatedly attacking the boy. happened while the child rode the bus to and from school. police were alerted to the situation by school security and the department of children and families. mcpherson is charged with stalking the child, bull using

the child, yelling at him, and threatening him, bringing him to tears. still to come at 11:00. why so many drivers still haven't gotten the message about the changes on the golden gate bridge. why it's going to cost you more to do a little shopping in some parts of the bay area next week. the modern changes the pope is making this easter holiday. >> take a look at live doppler 7hd. we're traumaticking the storm moving

>> ama: new at 11:00, striking musicians from the san francisco symphony are still hitting the right notes with their audience. snowed snowed -- ♪ >> ama: tonight an ensemble featuring the springs and wind section gave a free concert. the musicians have been on strike since march 15th. members say the symphony is financially sound and the cuts would not allow them to keep up with the high cost of living in the bay area. >> tommy toys, san francisco institution, closed for good tonight after 27 years, clint eastwood and francis ford coppola were regulars, and attracted politicians like dianne feinstein and former mayor willy brown. changing demographics and lease issues forced the restaurant to close. >> it's a good weekend to make a big purchase. come monday, the sales tax is

going up in self bay area counties. san mate taio county, tax will now be 9%, and santa clara, tax is 8.75%. taxes are going up in several bay area cities. for a complete list of the says tax change goes to abc7news.com. the first weekend of the new golden gate bridge automatic toll system. transit employees stood by to help, anticipating drivers might not be as well informed as the weekly commuters. a chance to buzz the fuzz, raised over $200,000 in oakland saturday. this was the sixth annual fundraiser at childrens hospital. the oakland and alameda police

departments raised over $12,000 each. a great thing to do. let's going to leigh glaser with the forecast for easter. >> leigh: we actually might get a little built of a break, a little bit of a window tomorrow. we'll get to that in a moment. the easter egg hunts could take place without the umbrella. live doppler 7hd showing all those -- hundreds of light inning strikes, stock top, sacramento, tracy, and this whole band is actually over the livermore valley area. we're still seeing a lot of activity redeveloping off the coast. we'll take you towards the north bay. napa reporting moderate rain, vacaville, the bright yellow and orange moving into the vacaville area in about ten minutes. so also, check out just a little to the west of novato.

the orange and yellow, the heavy rain, the dark green showing you some of the moderate rain starting to move in towards san rafael. mill valley, moderate rain, and miles junction, and union city, as well as fremont seeing shower activity. look at this batch of heavy rain. this will be moving towards the palo alto area as well as los altos, in about five minutes. so get ready for moderate rain here. these bans of showers will continue to slide in off and on tonight. but we could possibly get a break tomorrow. temperature-wise, right now we're all generally in the mid-to up er 50s. a live shot here from the high definition east bay cam. santa rosa, 54. so, here's a look at the forecast highlights. showers, isolated thunderstorms tonight, a better chance of seeing those isolated thunderstorms by sunday afternoon. and looks like more april showers in our forecast by the

latter past of next week. this this culprit. low pressure cut off from its main system and it is counterclockwise spin off the coast. all of this is moving towards the east but you can see the bands of moisture. they will be moving in as well, and this thing moves in jordan are overnight tonight and definitely by saturday afternoon -- sunday afternoon. here's a look at our timing. actually, i'm sorry. i think we have the wrong timing. we'll update this in a little bit. i can tell you we'll definitely see a break from about 8:00 tomorrow morning, until about 1:00. so, there is sufficient time to possibly get some of those egg hunts in. of course, tonight we'll get the showers and the forecast, temperaturewise in the 50s. isolated thunderstorms. highs for your -- actually, this is -- i apologize. my forecast computer has just

kind of crashed on me a little bit. but temperatures, suffice to say, will be in the 60s, mid-to-upper 60s for sunday, and the seven-day forecast, see if we can get to this. i apologize. we'll get to that in a little bit. we have a dry patch getting into tuesday and wednesday next week. next chance of showers on thursday. >> ama: sounds good. thank you so much, leigh. you can follow the bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7 hd. the latest weather conditions and video forecasts and "spare the air" alerts and tweets from the weather team here. before you tear into those easter chocolate treats, keep in mind they could cause you to break out. new research shows there may be a connection between the amount of chocolate you eat and the pimples on your skim. the study of main age 18 to 35,

chocolate consumption made acne worse. i don't think that going to stop anyone tomorrow. >> colin rush is in for shu. a lot to cover. >> that's why i haven't had chocolate for 20 years. all the local teams, all the local professional teams playing. the warriors, one step closer to clinching a playoff shot. the sharks' winning

the story was scripted and understand spa cal in the elite eight with a spot in the final four on the line. both teams needed to get there first and that was a problem for the cardinal. stanford, four seed georgia, came to play. today, chiney ogwumike double-teamed all night. less than 2:00 to go. jasmin howell, rebound, puts it back. georgia up four when tinkletinke 23-foot three-pointer.

cardinal are down two, eight seconds left. stanford bounced in the sweet 16. >> disappoint because i've experienced more going into the final four and winning a national championship but i'm not disappointed with what this team accomplished. >> so cal watches stanford go down. then takes the court against lsu. would they suffer the same faith? no, no. clarenton, six steals. cal up three. clarendon, a thorne in the side of her competition. hits the deck, finds boyd. dominant in the second half. heading to the elite eight for the first time in school history. 73-63. here's head coach gottlieb talking stanford and cal's next opponent. >> i was so focused on lsu, we said lsu. so, we have so much success with

stanford but we have to play who we're playing and we're excited to play in the elite eight. >> 31-3 now. the warriors in preservation note. the rockets beat the clippers, warriors hosting portland. oakland made -- welcome home, kid. the block on the other end. the festive obvious -- festiveus for the rest of us. bogut, back to steph. lucky layin. barnes, i like it when you do this. with power. that's how you finish off a half. bays more is a fan, curry was feeling it. 39 points. hard to believe he wasn't an all-star. 125-98 the final. golden state's magic number for a playoff berth trimmed to five,

sharks hosting phoenix. nasty hip check right there antianymore my -- anti neimi two straight wins entering the game. bet joe pavelski ties it in the second. slapper from the point. power play goal. we're tied. two minutes left. the rebound, -- the shootout, couture scored the only goal for the sharks. sharks win the fourth straight 3-2 in the shootout. >> this sports report brought to you by river rock casino, giants, a's, earthquakes and what happened in men's final four, all that later in the show. >> ama: celebrating easter sunday at the vatican and what the pope is doing that is make something people uncomfortable. >> honoring bay area veterans. the local and

>> ama: pope francis is celebrating easter mass at the vatican this morning and speaking to the crowds gather it. on saturday he celebrated an anker villagele service and did something no pope has ever done before. alex perez has more. reporter: on italian television the pope did something popes rarely do, participating in a broadcast special on the shroud of turin. the pope referred to it as the symbol of hope, but like his predecessors, never declaring it to be the inone cloth that covered christ's crucified body. it's the first televised showing in 30 years, the second time in history. and continuing his style of breaking with tradition, the pope, instead of washing the

feet of 12 priests, the pope disregarded church custom and washed the feet of 12 prisoners, including a muslim women. only men are supposed to be part of the ritual. the first pope from latin america is setting a new tone, choosing to wear simple white vestments, shake hands with the public and focus on the poor. >> priesting are identifying in a powerful way with francis' presenting of the priesthood. the task of service, humility, being in contact with the people. reporter: tomorrow is the big easter celebration mass. the pope will offer his blessing to rome and the world. >> ama: typically after the busy easter week ceremony the pope would go to the papal retreat for a few days of vacation. francis can't do that since the previous pope benedict is currently living there in the retirement. the vatican has said francis

would stay in the vatican. >> president obama used his weekly address to wish a joyful easter and passover to those who celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. the president urged people to slow down. >> this weekend i hope we're all able to take a moment and pause andreflect. to give thanks for our blessings, rededicate ourselves to interests larger than our own. >> ama: the president will spend easter with his wife and daughter. >> 65 people in california will remember this weekend as the time they were pardoned by governor brown. among those pardoned, a murder parolees in 1996 after serving 15 years in prison. most ofof the pans involved -- pardons involved people convicted of selling or purchasing drugs. and everyone receiving pardons has been out of prison for more than ten years and has not been in trouble since. governor jerry brown declared this date welcome home

vietnam veterans dade -- date in california. it was the 40th anniversary of the withdrawal of u.s. troops from southeast asia and the city of san jose unveiled a memorial to the 142 native servicemen who lost their live in the conflict. the monument was built entirely by volunteers and is located just east of hp pavilion. >> we're heading into the busy travel season. so where and when can you get your best deals? the answers are coming up. the intimate details and a bit of celebrity history. the letters up for auction. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. the computer is working now. we'll check out the timing for the showers tomorrow

>> ama: summer vacation will soon be here. that means to start looking for airline tickets. michael finney has some tips on scoring the best deal. >> a recent study by online travel booking site cheap air, looked at more than 25 million airline fares over the last year to determine the best time to find the cheapest air fares. jeff lee is the ceo of cheap air. >> the best time to buy your ticket on average 2012 was seven weeks. >> for international travel and. >> international, 81 days, between 11 and 12 weeks. >> the day of the week you choose to fly can save you a lot of money, too. tuesday, wednesday, generally cheaper than other days of the week. >> friday and sunday are the most expensive. and in fact on average if you fly on a tuesday you save $58 as opposed to flying on a sunday. >> most of us know the most

expensive time to buy a ticket is last minute, but he says the second worst thing to do is buy your ticket too early. a flight open for sale somewhere between 330 and 335 days in advance. >> the starting fares are higher than what the lowest fare will eventually be. >> fare pricing is not regulated by the government. the department of transportation does not want to be involved in fares and pricing. >> they let the airlines do what they want with the frequent flyer. they let them adjust prices. they're not a watching these. >> and as despite a plethora of travel booking sites, analyst's biggest tip is to find a good travel agent. >> the travel agent will know when they load the computer with the farees, whether it's a tuesday morning or wednesday morning. they're going to be right on it and check that fare as it changes into the computer.

>> the study also found the idea of booking the trip on a tuesday will save you big money? is actually a myth. cheap air found that in fact on average your saving was no more than just a few dollars. >> ama: a celebrate auction but with a different twist. a private let county is putting letters and manuscripts up for sale. marilyn monroe says she thinks she is going crazy. an angry letter written by john len unanimous to paul mccartney. >> let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: you can see the moisture bands here, one moving into the central valley. a lot of convective activity with thelight inning strikes, and then this other band moving from south up towards the north bay, and those will rotate in.

talk about our timing for tomorrow. as we head through the evening, we'll continue to see the shower activity. this is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, and you can see we're looking at quite a bit of moisture around much of the bay area. then we get into a little bit of a break. this is 9:00. so, if you have some outdoor plans tomorrow morning, you might get a little brief respite from the showers, maybe a little sunshine, and it lasts until 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, so a nice little bit of a break. not say there's still not some scatters showers but won't be as widespread. by 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, another bit of a break with just widely scattered showers right on in through tomorrow evening. so, it's not going to be all a wash tomorrow. some showers could be heavy, isolated thunderstorms. and we'll have a little sunshine that will help with the daytime heating and fire up the instability. 57 tomorrow for san jose. 63 for redwood city.

san francisco, 62. in the north bay, we'll look for isolated thunderstorms and sun breaks. -under temperatures, entire east bay, 66 for concord. here's the seven-day forecast. a few lingering showers monday morning, and then dry tuesday, wednesday, warm things up, and then next thursday maybe a few more showers. >> ama: little bit of sunshine tomorrow. colin rush is here with sports. you said you have men's hoops. >> final four almost set. two of them are in. a shocking outcome and, cespedes with an

>> jim boeheim's 2-3 zone gave teams fit. the president likes his loops. the east region national d.c. syracuse held two teams under 40 points, including big east rival marquette. the golden eagles missed nine of their first ten shots, a shooting percentage of 22 for the entire game. syracuse took over the second half. that's the layin and the foul.

michael carter, the explosion to the rack. 55-39 the final. syracuse holding opponents to 46 points per game in the tournament. they're final four bound for the first time in ten years. >> there's good reason wichita state's name is shockers. williams hits the three. wichita state by 13 at the half. lead extends to 16 in the second. i like this guy. team-high 14. the second seeded buckeyes down 20. furious comeback here. ross, the triple. thomas, scoring. 65-61. two minutes to development the bounces going the way of wichita state. ben fleet, the shockers, a shocking 70-66 win. they're headed to atlanta. first trip to the final four since 1965. >> cinderellas usually are done by this stage. if you get to this point you can win the whole thing. so, beat a number one seed and a number two seed, you know, i

think cinderella just found one glass slipper. i don't think she found four. so, that's just the way way is. >> a week after signing a ten-year contract extension in new mexico, steve alford accepted the head coaching job at ucla. the former indiana shooting star putting ink to a seven year $18 million deal in westwood. >> there were thoughts bruce bochy might start with three catcheres. but quiroz made the decision easy for him today in the spring training finale. on a level of one to ten, this would be 11. giants happy they won't see cespedes again until may 27th. takes vogelsong out in a her. 4-0 oakland. giants can close the gap in the sevenle. there's inquire rose all over the fast ball. this is a three-one blast. colon pitched the final four

innings, the game-ending double play. a's take two of three in the bay bridge area. next up, season openers for both teams. >> always butter blys on -- butterflies on opening day. and nerves on opening day. i have nerves every game i come out here. excitement, and the day that goes away, probably the day i need to go away. >> time to get going. it's been a good spring. been a little long. with that added week there but fellows are ready to go. >> to the pitch. earthquakes and dine didn't dynamo. tie an mls record. their streak 34 games. >> since beating tom thompson in 2005 stewart cink has been a nonfactor, winless in 75 starts. he has found his game just in time for the masters.

aerial view. the shell houston open. steve wheatcroft had to play his way in through a monday qualifier. no longer leadsleads still in te hunt. bun walk. his battle with the swing for years, shows confidence. a 4-under 6 -- 68 today, tied with bill haas, the former fedex cup champion, minus 5, 67 for him today. >> tennis, sony open finals. williams and sharapova, sharapova 0-5 but takes the first set 6-4. serena asserting her will. wins the final, service winner on match point. williams' sixth sony open title in 11 straight win over maria. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> ama: thank you for joining us. that's it for this edition of abc7 news. the news continues at 5:00 a.m. i'm ama daetz. for everyone here, thank you for

[ applause ] good morning and welcome to the united methodist church of the resurrection. it is easter, and what a great morning it is to have all of you here. welcome to all of you who are worshiping in the narthex, and welcome to all of you in the sanctuary.

as we begin our worship service and before the gathering -- right before the gathering prayer and after the gathering prayer, there's going to be a time when we go to good friday, a time when we understand the agony of the cross and those six hours when jesus suffered for us. we must have these moments before we celebrate easter. and so now let us center our hearts for the gathering prayer. let's pray. o gracious holy god, we're so very thankful to gather here on this easter morning. we know, lord god, that as we come, we come with joy and with anticipation of all the ways that you make us new because of your son, jesus the christ. y od, i would just pray for each and every person who has come here and for all those online and out in the narthex and for everyone gathered on easter throughout the christian world.

this day, lord god, we celebrate and give to you with great honor that your son might be glorified. all this in christ's name. amen. [ solemn music playing ] [ "arise!" plays ]