man and the man in the leg. the suspect has curly hair and was wearing black. new at 11:00, san francisco police arrested two people they believe shot a man near mcclaren park. it happened before 8:00. police zeroed in on campbell avenue after a man walked into a local emergency room with a gunshot wound to his leg. police say they recovered a handgun near the crime scene. a traffic mess tonight on the i-80 after a tour bus caught on fire. it happened on i-80 near vallejo just after 7:00. lilian kim is live on the scene with a look at what happened. >> ama, interstate 80 was moving along, but earlier it was quite a mess as flames from a bus fire spread quickly. this is video shot by a ono on interstate 80. it shows a tour bus engulfed in flames. luckily there were no passengers on board and the

driver made it out safely. but the flames spread quickly to several eucalyptus trees that stood between the interstate and an apartment building. those who live in a trailer park down the street ran out of their homes to see a thick, dark plume of smoke. >> i saw a tree on fire and sparks coming down. people were starting to get their stuff and leaving. >> embers from the eucalyptus trees burnt a fence, lawn furniture and other outdoor firefighters were able to keep an apartment building from burning down. it could have been a lot worse. eucalyptus trees are full of oil and highly flammable. >> keep in mind they have a lot of pine needles and other types of eucalyptus leaves on these rooves. they also caught fire. >> traffic on interstate 80 slowed to a crawl as the fire was happening. whatr what caused the fire, but it is believed to have started in the engine. the bus driver was able to walk away from the fire, but

was being looked at for possible smoke inhalation. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. now to the south bay where we are learning details of the rampage in a wal-mart store. a man tried to run over people in the parking lot on story road this san jose. and then he drove his care andno the store and attacked several people. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us with the new details tonight. >> reporter: after >> reporter: after a few hours of cleaning up the mess. where there used to be a bunch of glass and steal doors there is wood panels. that's where the car went crashing into this wal-mart store. tonight we are learning about who owns that car. >> a shatter ited front door at this wal-mart and just beyond inside the store. the red oldsmobile was used in this rampage. police have not released the

name, but the car is registered to zaid. tonight a man with the same name was booked in the jail system. you can see how the vehicle is resting at an angle. a wal-mart employee we talked with says a display in the store helped stop the car. >> what stopped him was i it looked like he wanted to continue driving. >> once inside the driver hoped out of the car and started swinging at customers. >> i saw the guy started striking everybody. >> you can see pair immediate disiks -- paramedics helping people. witnesses say it turned into pandemonium as people rushed to get out. >> i heard a bunch of people screaming and i heard this loud noise like it was gunshots, but that's not what it was. that's not what it was. i just heard a bunch of people screaming and running, and i started running too. >> investigators tell us some

customers went the extra mile. they were able to hold the driver down until the police arrived. this whole bizarre incident started at 11:15 easter morning. that's when the driver of the red oldsmobile sped to the parking lot. sharon kay says he smashed into her car and then kept speeding through the lot. >> he was going up and down the parking lot about 40 or 50 miles an hour. he was going very fast. >> a few of the customers inside the inside the store who were injured did have to get transported to the hospital. we were told those are all nonlife-threatening injuries. surprisingly even though it was described this guy was nd weaving, noeds of 40 or 50 one was hit. there were no pedestrians injured outside. reporting live, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. we will continue to follow this story on abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30.

three people died in three separate shootings across oakland today. the latest happened around holly street.ning at 70th it follows two other shootings, one on international boulevard just after 4:00 p.m. and another on 68th avenue around 10:00 this morning. police examined this cara shot d for other clues on 68th avenue. that victim died after being rushed to the hospital. no arrests have been made. tuesday marks the firstary g masacre that took the lives of seven people at the university in oakland. he planned the shooting after getting aping gree with school official -- after getting angry with school officials. they say he is incompetent to stand trial. there will be two memorial concerts for the victim. one on saturday in oakland and the other in el dorado hills on april 14th. in virginia, police are blaming thick fog and fast speeds for causing a 95-car pile up that killed three people.

the first of the 17 separate crashes that formed the pile upstarted after 1:00 this afternoon. it happened on interstate 77 near the virginia-north carolina border. police say drivers have to adapt their speed to the conditions. >> if that doesn't happen, it doesn't matter if you put up another sign or anything like that. if you are going too fast and can't stop in time, you know,nox that. >> 25 people were hospitalized with injuries ranging from serious to minor. rescue personnel closed both sides of the interstate so ambulances and fire trucks could get to the scene. in texas, easter morning saw the removal of the bodies of a county district attorney and his wife. they were shot to death overnight, and authorities believe the couple was targeted. just two months ago an assistant district attorney in the same county was shot to death near the courthouse. >> still to come on abc news at 11:00, think you can get

away with texting and driving? you may want to end that habit for good. what is changing tomorrow. the battle of words on the internet over an open letter to college women. why one princeton grad says women should be heading for the mrs degree. and a popular san francisco tradition takes a dangerous turn. what happened why all of theseae adults are flying town the hill on big wheels. and more rain is moving in. we are tracking the storm on live doppler

the san francisco symphony strike appears to be over. musicians and management announced they have reached a tentative agreement for a new three-year contract. both sides have to give final approval. symphony members went on strike three weeks ago. april is national distracted driving awareness month. oakland police decided to enforce it a day early.

>> good afternoon, sir. i stopped you for your cell phone use. >> the national safety council reports over 1.5 million traffic accidents occur each year because people talk and sort and text while driving. authorities can't stop you just because they think you are talking or texting. >> i have to see a cell phone in your hand. i have to be able to basically identify that it is a cell phone. believe it or not people drive around and you don't want to pull them over. >> experts suggest you put the cell phone in the trunk or glove compartment to reduce the temptation. drivers who use eastbound interstate 80 say there will be detours tomorrow. the powell street on-ramp will be closed from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., through friday. it is part of the integrated corridor mobility project. it is designed to ease traffic congestion to the the bay

bridge. study hard and get the degree. sounds good to college students. but how about to this woman from princeton? get a degree, but snag a husband before you do. now reaction to the ivy league advice that has hit a nerve for some. >> it is the letter making waves not just on princeton's campus, but across the country and here is what nobody is telling you. find a husband before you graduate. >> it was just intended to suggest to keep an open mind. look around you. these are the best, best guys. >> ultimately it will frustrate you to be with a man who just isn't as smart as you. princeton women say she has a point, but but they are not choosing husbands yet.

>> she is not completely wrong. women do want to date guys who are as smart or smarter than them, but in practice tau cal tee weerks are too young to get married now. >> it is stirring up debate on the streets. one woman saying, i am a 41-year-old single woman and i would advise any freshman in college the same. another writes, finding a los is not the -- finding a husband is not the point of going to college. to the mom wheeze spoke with -- to the moms we spoke with. >> it goes to a time when women went to college to get their mrs degree. >> i would have said the same thing. in fact, i did say the same thing. of course nobody listened to me. >> she says her message is not at all anti-feminist. she says women shouldn't be ashamed to say they want to get married. cornell university can boast that it is located in america's best college town, ithaca, new york. a survey examined the best environment for college students. it ranked san francisco fourth on the list for students

living in major metropolitan area. san jose topped the lis for midsize -- list for mise midsized cities. the 22nd annual easter parade wept off without a hitch. organizers call this the biggest little parade in san francisco. whatting unique, whatting key and elegant -- whacky and elegant about the area. beauty queens shared space with rollerskating cows and the little ones had a great time. and it looks like we got some breaks in the rain and just enough time for the easter celebration. >> tonight things are starting to rev up a little more so. we had a little bit of low in the action between 6:00 and 8:00. you can already get a sense that some of the moisture president coulding to feed in and we will take you to the north bay because that's where the yellow and orange cells

are right now. it is down toward shellville and all of these are moving from south to authority which means those in santa rosa, get ready in the next 10 or 15 minutes, it will move to your town. they will see this ban move in there as bell. as well. get ready for pockets of rain. most of the thunderstorm activity has pretty much ended because the daytime heating has ended. i think overnight tonight we will stick with showers that could be heavy. pleasanton and livermore, you are seeing some rain and just in the last i would say 45 minutes or so we have seen more activity south of san jose. santa cruz picking up moderate rain as is watsonville and that is heading out toward the gilroy area. the moisture feed will continue overnight, and we will probably have to dodge a few showers tomorrow morning

for the commute. here is a look at our live cam and it is raining out there. san francisco, 56, 58 in san jose and santa cruz right now 56 degrees. folks, here is our forecast highlights. as i mentioned, showers overnight. we will go with showers tomorrow morning. get ready for some nice clearing though for monday afternoon. dryer and warmer as we head to tuesday and wednesday. cutoff low slowly pushing toward the bay area. you can definitely see the counter clockwise spin and the moisture bands ahead of it. this is going to move on toward the east overnight tonight. as it does so, the showers will start to move in. but by tomorrow morning that low moves out of the bay area and that's when the showers will leave us as well. let's look at our forecast animation. we are seeing the moisture there. this is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. your morning commute, still some spotty showers. but check out what happens. as the low kicks toward the east, by 11:00, 12:00, 1:00,

we will start to see much of the moisture evaporate. we will see a little more sunshine. get ready for some clearing by monday afternoon. midto upper 40s in the north bay and 50s elsewhere. this is a warm-based system. we will also continue to see the scattered showers. maybe a few showers tomorrow morning followed by afternoon clearing. the temperatures look good though. santa clara 67, 67 for san jose. upper 50s for half moon bay. san francisco 62. in the north bay, the morning showers and afternoon sunshine, 55 petaluma and vallejo. oakland 55. 64 for castro valley. 67 for pleasanton as well as concord. here is a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast forecast. we get a nice break. rain likely on thursday. unsettled weather again on saturday and sunday. by the way, follow at live doppler 7hd on twitter for the

latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. and get video forecasts and spare the air alerts and power outage information and weather tweets. >> perfect. thank you, leigh. colin rush is joining us tonight. shu is off and a lot to talk about with college hoops. >> this is the bad thing when it comes to sports. it just pretty much shuts everything down. rick pitino said he heard it and then saw it. what he saw turned his stomach. louisville is able to draw inspiration from a horrific injury to one of

it was nothing out of the ordinary. a simple contested shot that kevin wier has done thousands of time in his career, but in the midwest region final against duke his body tailedrape due to the graphic nature we have decided not to show the actual play. with 6:33 to go in the first half, duke's tyler thorton hit a three pointer from the wing and now wier attempted to

block the shot and when landing his right leg just snapped. a broken leg in two places and teammates were clearly distraught. head cove rick pitino in tears and it happened right before pitino and the bench. he was carted off and had surgery and is doing well. mason plumly all alone and louisville grabs the lead and dominates the final 20 minutes. that's smith slashing for two of his 23. s is iva going inside and cardinals take a 49-42 lead. this is part of a 20-4 run. the lead extended to 16. 85-63 and louisville going away. teammates posing with wier's jersey. they are going to atlanta, wier's home city. they say he will return a year from now. >> i am proud of the team and i don't think any of us with had to witness could overcome it if it wasn't for kevin wier12 timesthe to

the guys, i will be fine. win the game. >> burke and michigan seeking their first final four appearance. glen robinson 1k3* tim hardaway. the wolverines just dominated three seed florida. that was tim.hardaway, junior. glen robinson with the third. throwing it down and for a 20-point first half lead. michigan's freshman and the kid coobt miss. the kid couldn't miss. the wolverines lead at the half. burke 15 points and eight rebounds and here is one of his seven assists. robinson bringing it down. michigan 79 and florida 59. a final four match up where syracuse awaits. still to come, cal's path to a title was helped out where the path was turned to a highway

she is tweeting that that my friends is what we call march madness. an unimaginable day for the men and women basketball team. the cardinals given no chance against the best player in the country. baylor an absolute an jugger not grid grinner aver3 points in the first two tournament games. double teamed all game and held to just 14 points. louisville gunning. they tie an ncaa record with 16 three's in the game and they were making acrobatic shots like this. it is off the glass and the foul and then she gets in her grill. baylor would rally from a 19-point deficit. less than 10 seconds to go. a mad dash to the 10 and gets fouled with two seconds left. look at this. she buries both free throws for an 82-81 lead. desperation and it was late anyway. louisville in one of the biggest upsets in women's basketball history. >> disappointment.

i didn't do what i needed to do to get my team to the elite 8. disappointment in myself. >> this opens the door for cal. they would have been on a collision course with baylor. the key? think cliche. one game at a time. you gain respect by making final 4's. look at stanford. >> i have been in conversations with my friends who joked when we played a good game against. ♪er dame. wow, you are -- wow, you were pretty good. you have to have a good product if you want people to watch it anytime you perform well it helps. it is nice to be the ones people are looking at at this moment. this sports report is brought to you by river iock casino. the season openers for the giants and a's tomorrow. a preview in our second half hour. >> sounds good. thank you, colin. still to come on abc news at 11:00, the immigration fight heats up on capitol hill. what is ahead this week and what is happening in the bay area tomorrow. and celebrating easter in the

bay area and across the world tonight. the pope's new holiday tradition . and busted. why the easter bunny was pulled over by police today.

good evening. i'm ama dates, in tonight's headlines a shooting on a san francisco muni bus left two people wounded. it happened on mission street. a woman was shot in the stomach and a man suffered a leg wound. a tour bus burst into flames on eastbound i-80 in vallejo. check that out. the driver escaped unharmed, but it torched nearby trees and the embers nearly burned down an apartment building. an engine fire likely lead that fire. >> and a man is in custody after running over people in is a san jose parking lot and

then slamming into a wal-mart. she jumped out of the car and started swinging in customers. 9 people were injured some by the crash and some by the driver. across the country and around the world, people celebrated easter sunday. it is the day on the christian calendar when christ rose from the dead after his crucifixion. a fundamental belief that is the foundation on which the faith is built. chuck sivertson has that story jie. more than a quarter million people around the world as pope francis celebrated the tiers easter mass of his pay paw see. papacy. he chose the plane white vestmen tz. he tweeted, accept the risen jesus in your life. even if you were far away, take a small step toward him. he awaits you with open arms. >> he is the first pope who is not european and a new vibe is coming into the vatican. is a it is a pretty big deal for most people here. >> and a characteristic break

with tradition, pope francis moved among the thousands in an open car waiving and kissing babies and tenderly embracing a disabled child. president obama delivered easter greetings as he lead the first family to sunday mass as st. john's episcopal church. they worshiped in a number of congregations this washington, d.c. in britain it was a royal easter as queen elizabeth and prince philip attended services in windsor. leaving church the queen was tbreeted by children who -- greeted by children who presented her with flowers. in california the easter bunny dropped in for a visit from 4,000 feet. 40,000 easter eggs came by special air delivery. it was all to the delight of hundreds of eager children who got up close and personal with their favorite rabbit. and in all strail yaw, an easter gorilla? it turns out it is easter at the zoo too. this great ape enjoyed some easter treats moving you can enjoy the holiday just

monkeying around. abc news. >> easter celebrations throughout san francisco included the annual sunrise service at the mount davidson cross. thousands gathered on the city's highest peak. across town in the mission district glide memorial church had a traditional fried chicken dinner. the purpose is much more than providing a hot meal for the needy. >> this is a very big time for people to get together especially people who need to be with other people. easter brings people together. >> glide memorial serves thousands of dinners to the homeless every easter sunday and operates a soup kitchen year-round. and there is one more stop for the easter bunny. 1600 pennsylvania avenue. there is a stash in the oval office as the white house gets ready for the annual tradition on the monday after easter. it is the national easter egg roll. it is for 1 fee thrive years presidents have been hosting

children is at the white house. it started at the capital in the 1860's. it has been held at the white house every year since 1878. senators will return to work on capitol hill this week trying to reach a final agreement on an immigration reform plan. this comes after business and labor leaders agreed on friday on a provision that will allow thousands of workers with limited skills to enter the u.s. a group of eight senators from both parties says they have agreed to a plan. it calls for givin giving 11 min undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship. >> and we will make sure the border is secure. we have specific metrics in the bill. i will not get into what they are to make sure that happens. after that happens there is a path to citizenship. >> it will be earned. it will be long and hard. i think it is fair. the main thing, the combination of events in this bill will prevent a third wave of illegal immigration and replace a broken immigration with a merit-based,

economic-based system. >> republican senator marco rubio reports that there is an agreement and it is immature. a rally will take place in oakland demanding full citizenship for all and open borders. it starts at noon in the fruit veil district. the latest members of the oakland police force will be out on the beat. the newly sworn officers will be out patrolling on monday with their field training officers. they graduated from the first police academy in five years. the department has a total of 649 officers. still below the 837 it had in 2008. a new police academy started last monday with 51 reroutes -- recruits. -- r a woman was hit in the bring your own race. hundreds escaped unharmed after getting the toys down

the block on vermont street. many of the racers outgrew the toys decades ago. vermont has more curves than most other streets. and powering your next project. how you can be a part of it. and a return to virtual reality. the headset making waves with gamers everywhere. >> and i am leigh glaser. some of the rain we have seen today will head into southern california tomorrow. a look at that forecast and another live look at li

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movie. back in the 1990s we heard a lot about virtual reality. what ever happened to it? as jonathon bloom discovered, a young entrepreneur is making virtual reality an actual reality. >> though the game developers' conference is teaming with some 22,000 professional geeks and nerds, there is no line to pose for pictures with women in battle armor and no line to play the latest games on x box, but there is a line around the corner to try to what looks like a giant smart phone that looks like a pair goggles. on the outside it looks funny. on the inside? >> it was awesome. i have been waiting for virtual reality for 20 years. >> how old are you? >> 20. >> meet palmer lucky, in inventor of oculous-vr who wasn't alive during the virtual reality craze in the 1990s. and what he read about it, that could be a good thing. >> it was a huge bubble that crashed and burned. >> coming at it with a fresh set of eyes, lucky built his first oculous headset in his

mother's garage with astounding results. >> you put it on and you feel like are you in the virtual space. like you have left the world entirely. >> it projects a 3-d image on a small screen, but the lenses make you feel like it is 10 feet away. it tracks your head movement so when you turn your head you see more of the virtual world. >> it wraps the image completely around you. it feels like you are in the world and not just controlled. -- controlling somebody else through a window. >> before you know it you are flying around and blowing up robots. >> amazing experience. you basically in the game. >> they are not just making waves because of what it does.ne of the some argue one of the most surprising things about it is what it costs. >> $300 is cheaper than most game boards most people buy. >> what virtual reality really needed was the smart phone resolution, thin color edition plays that all cost thousands 20 years ago, but not

anymore. like its founder oculous is still young. only on sale to developers who have to mod -- mod tie their games. and they will have no shortage of players. >> i wanted to stay in there. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> for what is really going on with our weather, one last check. >> live doppler 7hd, we are seeing some low-level moisture south of san jose. the light green indicating here as we are sweeping live right now, but to the north bay we are see something yellows and denoting some moderate rain. and that ban right here is heading up toward santa rosa. other than that, it looks like the showers will continue off and on tonight. but they will start to clear out of here by midday tomorrow. there we go. all the way up toward gernville and santa rosa and glen alan. you are traveling back east tomorrow, and it looks pretty good. 73 for atlanta.

st. louis 48 degrees with some isolated thunderstorms there. denver 53 and phoenix 84. some of the showers that we have seeing now, the same area of low pressure sitting just off the coast will start to move inland tomorrow. it could throw a few showers down and maybe as far south as san diego. san diego 62 and 68 in los angeles. a chance of a few isolated showers. 75 and chico as well maybe a chance of some showers and 70 as well. here is a look at my accu-weather seven-day forecast. you will like tuesday and wednesday. we dry it out a little bit. we warm things back up and into the 70s. rain returns though. and it is likely on thursday and then after that we will keep it unsettled on saturday and sunday. don't forget mike will be here news for an update.r morning >> thank you, leigh. the easter bunny gets busted. this hilarious photo was taken

in san diego county after the chp pulled over someone for not wearing a helmet. but the driver did have his ears on. he was dressed in a giant white rabbit suit. he told the officer he was on his way to a charity event and the of a go with a warning. a warning for the evil dodgers out there that we are coming for you, the giants. >> opening day jie. yes, opening day is here and for a's fans, leigh, they like that it won't be raining tomorrow night. 7:05 it will be good. the a's open at the friendly confines of the coliseum. we only hope

the win -- the winning formula remains the pitching and lead by buster posey. the world series champions to beat inam to beat in the west once again. the team most experts believe can be thrown, yes, the dodgerses whom they open a three-game seriesvez ravine. they are ready for the games to count. >> it is a dream come true. lots of family and friends hopefully coming out. trying to keep my emotions in

check a little bit. i am looking forward to it. >> we are excited. we have a lot of the same guys back and we look ready. we are excited to get the season started. >> last year the a's were picked to finish last in the al west. many predictions this year have them finishing third. that's the way oakland likes it. most of the 2012 squad is back. their young pitching staff has a year of experience under their belt. all last year's run did was give this year's team added motivation. >> we want to be better, especially be more consistent throughout the year. it took an incredible late surge to get to where we were last year. we want to play our game and see where we end up. >> astros and rangers in the first game of the 2013 season tonight. houston's american league west debut. the 52 games under 500 last year. they currently have the best record. a anree-run homer in an 8-2 win. he once said in a speech ordinary people do extraordinary things every

day. louisville had his extraordinary moment in the wake of catastrophe. a gruesome injury where he was carted off the court against duke, and his response "i'll be fine. win the game. win the game." the play was so graphic that we decided not to show it. he broke his right leg in two places trying to block a three pointer attempted by and made by duke's tyler thorton with 6.33 6.33 -- 6 minutes 33 seconds left in the first half. teammates were distraught and head coach pitino looking like he was in tears. it happened in front of pitino and the louisville bench. he was taken to a local hospital in indianapolis and had surgery and is doing well. second half and that is plumley with the dunk. this was all louisville. russ smith with the feathery touch. fearless on the drive and cardinals take a 49-42 lead. th is part of a 20-4 run. he buries the three to extend the lead to 16. 85-63. teammates posing with weir's

jersey. they head to atlanta and they say the save more could return a year from now. trying to return since the infa you -- since the infamous timeout. glen robinson and hardaway have kids on the team. they destroyed three-seed florida you and they scored the game's first 13 points. they made an 18-point game. the alley-oop and the kid was unconscious. 6 for 6 deep and 22 points. willl woulder meet -- the wolverines will meet in atlanta. a memorable day for luis will basketball. for the first and the adversity and then the women suffocating britney griner. the cardinals hold her in the upset of historic proportion. louisville ties a record with 16 three-pointers in the game. look at these acrobatic

shots. she shea gets in her -- then she gets in her mug and tells her about it. it is their first lead with 10 seconds to go. a mad dash to the 10 and gets fouled with two seconds left. she buries both free throws for an 82-81 lead. it was too late. louisville dethrowns them in one of the biggest upsets in women's basketball history. in november the spurs went to miami to play the heat. the spurs' coach rested four of his starters. today this san antonio, the heat rest due to so-called injuries. the heat signed three big name players. chris bosh knocked in the go ahead 3. one last chance for the spurs' tony parker and no. 88-86 heat minus king james and d wade. final round of the shell houston open. he misses seven of 9 cuts and he used his mom's putter he

first played with 26 years ago. he needed the 13.5 par put for the win. never a doubt. the second tour win. this sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. pebble the pebble beach pro-am a couple years ago and a great guy, great gay. great guy. >> thank you, colin. thank you for joining us. that's this edition of abc7 news. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. for colin rush and mike shumann and all of us here, thank you very much for joining us. the alarm clock app is available for your phone and tablet. you can download it for free from itunes, the amazon app store and on google play. have a great night and a under withful week ahead as we leave with you a live look outside.

this morning on "world news now" -- intense manhunt. a texas district attorney and his wife are shot and killed in their home. >> just two months after the

victim's assistant was shot and killed. this morning an all-out search for answers after a string of targeted shootings. it's monday, april 1st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. good monday morning. we are going to take you to texas for the search for clues after the latest shooting in kaufmann county. >> the basketball court injury that is really too terrible to show you. millions witnessed it during the louisville/duke game. it made grown men cry. what kevin ware told his team. how he is doing this morning. a topic near and dear to our insomniac viewers, sleep. some parents of newborns will do just about anything to get their babies to fall asleep. meet some experts for hire that promise slumber for everyone in the house. >> you can relate to the video now. you are in the stage. >> yes. >> did you have a nice easter? >> i did.

took devon to the easter bunny. he smiled. >> he didn't cry. easter bunny can be overwhelming. i am scared of the bunny. >> did you do what you promised you were going to do for easter? >> which was? >> go to church. >> i did go to church. the right thing to do. monday tradition at the white house that started 135 years ago, the easter egg roll. you are going to see how the president and first lady do this today. how they're going to put their own personal spin on the event. great tradition. >> first we want to got to this. could someone be targeting law officials in a texas community. the question after a second prosecutor was gunned down in cold blood. >> this time the district attorney and his wife who were the victims. abc's daniella bolota reports on the murders in kaufmann county, texas. >> reporter: a shocking scene, easter sunday morning, the bodies of district attorney, mike mclelland and wife cynthia were removed after they were murdered saturday under their own roof.