>> grabbed something, in his hand so we were telling everybody, might have a gun, get out of here, and people were just running. reporter: he apparently had a car club in his hand. that quinton harris saw hi start to swing. >> everybody coming close. >> several customers ended his rampage. >> the police did not have to use force but sounds like the onlookers might have used force. >> ama: the news -- now to -- go ahead, sergio, you have what happened outside. reporter: this whole bizarre story started when witnesses say a red car sped on to this lot, and before the driver crashed into the front door there of the wal-mart store, they say the driver sped around this parking lot several times, and then even crashed into a couple cars. >> i was waiting to turn into this aisle, and he hit me. and made another round, and hit

the stuff he knocked off the car. made another round, made another round. so it's really a blessing that pedestrians did not get hurt. reporter: witness says the driver was gunning the engine of the car in the parking lot. people estimated he may have reached speeds of 40 miles-per-hour. we talked with one wal-mart worker who asked us not to reveal his identity. he said he and other workers tried to warn pedestrians trying to go shopping. >> swerving, trying to hit people. like this. me and my employees were telling everybody, get out of the way! this guy i trying to hit people. reporter: again, as the witnesses described the driver was speeding and swerving. still no pedestrians were hit. no one outside injured. reporting live in san jose, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> ama: we'll continue to follow this developing story, and give you more what we know about the driveway at 11:00.

>> easter sucks has been punk weighted by shoot has -- shootings in the bay area. one was in the bay view district. a juvenile male was wounded in the foot. two cars were struck by stray bullets. in oakland, what police believe was a drive-by shooting resulted in the death of a man this morning. witnesses alerted officers to a shooting on 68th avenue. upon arrival police found map suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at a local hospital. a white granddam was -- grand-am was seen leaving the scene. >> following up on a story from last night, one man is dead and a sheriff's deputy wounded. it was just after 9:00 when deputies stopped the car. the passenger was arrested for drug possession but the driver refused to get out of the car. >> deputy went inside the car to undo the seatbelt, and the

driver put the car in driver and took off, with himself and the deputy also in the car. >> ama: sky 7hd was over the scene today. deputies fired at the driver, hitting him multiple times. he tied -- died at the hospital. firefighters kept the fire from spreading to nearby homes at if damaged a house in berkeley this afternoon. sky 7hd shows crews mopping if after flames raced through a home a few blocks west of downtown berkeley. the fire started around 2:30 p.m. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire. we have breaking news out of san francisco tonight. members of the city's symphony have reached a tentative agreement to end the strike. the administration and musicians have agreed on a 26-month contract, subject to ratification by the full orchestra and approval by the board of governors. the strike began 19 days ago

after management wants to freeze salaries in the first year of a new contract. chp officers across california will be on the lockout tomorrow for people texting or using hand-held cell phones while driving of it's part of a month-long, nationwide crackdown, supported by federal highway safety cools of it's estimated 28% of all crashes annually -- 1.6 million -- involve drivers using cell phones or texing. still to come at 6:00, celebrating easter in the bay area, and across the world. tonight, the pope's new holiday tradition. a popular easter tradition takes a dangerous turn. what happened at today's big wheel race in san francisco. a big blow for apple. the legal battle the iconic company just lost. and there is more rain moving in. you're looking at live doppler 7hd,

>> ama: one person was hurt during a mishap in the big wheel races. they were taken away in an ambulance. the race attracts hundreds of riders. some of the participants outgrew this mode of transportation decades ago. a legal defeat for apple. the u.s. government denied the tech giant's application to

trademark the ipad mini. the patent office said the term minidescribes already existing productsment the apple already holds holds the patent on iphone. >> muni's board of directors will vote on a plan to overhaul some hoff the historic street cars that keep san francisco moving. 16 street cars have run since the line opened 20 years ago. they will get rewired and other repairs. the money will come from federal grants and local tax revenues. >> just ahead, easter celebrations from the vatican, to right here in the bay area. how people around the world are spending their sunday. a rainy weekend. but what's ahead for the work week? leigh glaser has the forecast. >> a major upset brewing in the women's sweet 16 rite now. the men, louisville also victorious, they're final four

bound but the win bittersweet.

>> ama: community-wide events brought people together in san francisco this easter sunday, and that's the celebration started before the sun was even up. ♪. reporter: the easter sunrise service ter mt. davidson cross began with bagpipes and continued with song and prayer. 300 people made the trek to san francisco's highest peak. they gathered at the foot of what's being called america's largest cross. >> a wonderful time of worship, everyone coming together with other churches. >> right here in the neighborhood. this means a lot to people, and the spiritual seguance, seguance,-diggance, hope and forgiveness. >> the sunrise service attracts new guests and return visitors. one of those is eileen who grew up just down the hill from

mt. davidson, she is making the sunrise service a tradition for the next generation of her family. >> we're honored to be able to do it with our children and nieces and nephews, and we have old neighbors we grew up with who are up here as well. so it's a beautiful morning, and it's a great way to celebrate easter. >> across town, another annual celebration, the jubilant easter services at glide memorial church. a perfect symbol of what the holiday is all about. >> easter brings people together. it brings people together in ways that give strength and support and love and concern. >> from the community support to the famous fried chicken dinner, those in need say they're now inspired to give on this easter sunday. >> it's about giving, you know, and receiving it humbly, what we needed to do is turn around and do the same for others. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> ama: at the vatican, more than a quarter million people

crowded st. peter's square from around the world as pope francis celebrated the first easter mass of his papacy. he broke with tradition and didn't read the lead of greetings in 65 languages. after the service he moved among the people in an open car, waving and kissing babies. >> it's been an interesting day weather-wise. abc7 newssee viewers have been send michigan pictures. this is vallejo. even hail came down. let's going to meteorologist. >> leigh: expleeg the forecast. >> leigh: we still have more showers developing off the coast, and those will be wrapping themselves into inland locations over night. you can see it start are to touch point reyes, the yell lows -- yellows denoting moderate rain. we're going to take you up towards the -- near woodland and dixon, sacramento, fairfield, they have been clobbered the

last hour with heavy rain. that's starting to exit towards the north. clear lake as well, moderate rain, and santa rosa, towards petaluma, much of the north bay dry, but you can see the batch of showers rapidly racing towards the coast, and we'll start a second towards novato and santa rosa in the next 30 minutes. i want to point out this thunderstorm cell a little to the north of tracy. this is moving to the north and west and could move into the brentwood area and antioch in the next 25 minutes. numerous lightning strike. a very great slate sky, low clouds. temperatures right now generally in the mid-to-low 60s. san francisco, 60. 55 in half moon bay. here's another look over the bay from our high definition east bay cam. low clouds there as well. napa, 61. 62 in livermore. rainfall totals, quite impressive.

a half inch of rain in fairfield. over half inch of rain in the past 24 hours in santa rosa,. you're going to see a little bit more this evening. we'll keep showers, maybe an isolated thunderstorm in the overnight forecast. clearing for monday and then dry and warmer as we head into tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at the cutoff low continuing to move toward the bay area. this is that next batch of showers sitting just off the coast, and this is what is going to move in here this evening. here's our time frame; by 10:00 the batch will start to move inland, and then overnight we'll see showers start to fall apart a bit. decrease. this is 5:00 tomorrow morning, but monday morning commute hour. and you can see a few lingering showers. but by 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, looks like the low has kicked out and we'll start to see drying. so at least for tonight, overnight temperatures, upper 40s to mid-050s, and we'll

continue to keep the showers in the forecast. here's a look at our highs for monday. much like today, remember, maybe a few morning showers. san jose, 67 tomorrow. 65 for redwood city. san francisco, 62. north bay, keep numbers pretty much in the mid-to-upper 60s. santa rosa, 68. 55 for oakland, and we'll look for 68 for brentwood and 67 for concord. the seven-day forecast, we'll start to dry things out tuesday and wednesday, back up into the 70s. rain likely for thursday, and then a little unsettled for our saturday and sunday. and follow at live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest weather information. power outage information and weather tweets from your fav lit -- favorite weather team. >> ama: colin rush is in for shu.

you hate to see such a devastating injury for any athlete. >> never seen this happen on a basketball court. of course we've seen this on the football field. joe theismann comes to mind. you know what the scene was like between duke and louisville. due to the graphic nature we decided not show the actual play. with 6:33 to go in the first half. tyler horn ton hid a three-point, kevin ware attempted to block the shot. landed on his right leg and snapped. tibia and possibly fibula break. teammates wrought. coach pitino in tears. ware was taken to the hospital and is doing well. when the game resumes, mason plumlee all alone for the alley-oop. louisville with the lead at the half then dominates the final 20 minutes. russ smith hat 23. seive into, fearless on the drive. cardinals take the lead, part of

a 20-4 run. 85-63 the final. teammates posing with ware's jersey. they're on to atlanta, which is his home city. pitino saying the sophomore will return possibly a year from now. >> i'm real proud of the team. i don't think any of us, with what we had to witness, could have overcome it if it wasn't for kevin ware, 12 times, saying to the guys, eye'll -- i'll be fine. win the game. >> trey burke, trying to lead michigan to its first final four since 1993. glen robinson and tim hardway with teams on the team. hardaway, jr.'s three made it 33-13. then glen robinson iii throwing down. and nick stauskas, 6-6 from beyond the, a. 22 points. wolverines up 17 at the break.

burke, 15 points, eight rebounds. here's one of his seven assisted. robinson on top again. michigan 79, florida 59. the wolverines meet an equally hot syracuse team in atlanta. >> the highly anticipated match chul between cal and stafford in the spokane region will not happen. cal beat lsu last night. stanford were upended by georgia. the bears dominating in the second half to advance to the elite eight for the first time in school history. now 31-' 3 and have been ranked in the top ten. cal still searching for the national recognition. >> i've been in conversations with my coach friends who joked with us last year when we played a good game against notre dame, wow, you guys are pretty good. we didn't know there was basketball other than stanford. you have to have a good product so anytime you proffer well on the big stage, helps the entire west coast. we're happy to be the ones people are looking at. >> now, cal play georgia

tomorrow night. louisville holds superstar brittany griner to 14 points. baylor down 19 in the second half. reed fouled by groiner, makes both feet treats. time for a desperation heave by simms. no. 82-18 the final. louisville dethrones the defending national champs in one of the biggest upsets in women's basketball history and the door opens wide for cal. >> the sharks are enjoying a four-game win streak. light practice on sunday, family town. pavelski with his little boy. good stuff. one player didn't get the day off was matt tennisson. he was born in minnesota but lived in pleasant ton, played youth hockey for the junior some sharks and is now playing for the team he reed for as a kid. >> just normal guys just like me, and so they're all nice, great guys, and helped me feel

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>> right now, marking a milestone on one of our favorite shows. >> i think "castle" is simply easy to like. on the go with the new g.i. joes. >> you can expect some great entertainment. you can expect some fun. >> fighting temptation with

tyler perry. >> here's a cautionary tale. what do you think? >> and honoring tv's favorite four-legged friend. >> they're so grateful. they're so wonderful. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> welcome to "on the red carpet" from the set of abc's "castle." i'm rachel smith. we love this show and it's amazing. who knew some of the crimes could be so much fun? we think that's what keeps fans coming back season after season. >> it's the comedic crime drama that has been charming fans for five seasons. and time has flown by. >> when you're in it, you're focused on the next episode, slugging away. everyone has a really strong work ethic. >> and that translates on camera, making "castle" one of the most endearing shows. >> i think we're an old school

tv show, the shows where i grew up with, in the 1980 eerks a mixture of everything like that together. >> it's sort of in itself. > what's not a secret is "castle's" dedicated fans. >> they've been there since day one. it's continued to grow. i've got to give all my thanks to the fan base and then to my fellow co-stars. >> you'll see the stars get together for a big celebration here on the set too. we're taking you to the 100th episode party coming up, but j.j. snyder hits the red carpet for the new "g.i. joe." >> hey, rachel, if you're looking for some action, otrc s found it here at the "g.i. joe" premiere. >> when i was a kid, i group up "g.i. joe" and "star wars"