cheryl because we're here in oakland. lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news". >> larry: i will be out there live during the 6:00 newscast to bring you opening day for giants and dodgers. i'm see you out there. >> bring my suntan lotion. >> larry: we'll see you later. >> cheryl: switching gears, new details on a driver's rampage at a walmart in san jose zbloovl four people were hurt one of them seriously after this man drove his cutless in front of the store and assaulted some of the customers inside. customers at the store held him down. >> we're learning more how the suspect crashed his car inside the walmart. he did it by driving up on the sidewalk and going through that opening and making a sharp right turn crashing through the glass doors. he got 30 feet inside.

he got out of his car and started beating people with a club. police say it was a steering wheel locking device or metal bar and it was customers inside the store that brought him down. >> apparently at some point, one of the victims was struck, the customers in the store decided to go ahead and prevent the suspect from creating further harm to any of the on or about patrons. few of them stepped forward in a valiant effort, in my opinion and subdued the suspect. there was some mention that his legs were tied with belts they pulled off their waist. >> reporter: they said thank god to for those customers. they prevented other people from being injured. a store employee remains in the hospital but his condition is not life-threatening. mark matthews, "abc 7 news". >> larry: federal judge has made stockton the biggest u.s. city to ever file for bankruptcy.

they asked to default on $165 million they borrowed back in 2007 to pay the state pension obligations. creditors argued that the city did not cut spending or raise taxes. the bankruptcy case has been closely monitored for precedent setting implications. california law says debts to the state pension fund must be honored and it questions whether federal bankruptcy trumps that. >> cheryl: they arrested three serial carjacking suspects. these are two of the men. police are not naming the third suspect because he is a juvenile. investigators say the robber used a long barreled gun in multiple robberies on march 4 and 5. they arrested tillman last month. he was shot after back go into an officer with a stolen bmw. >> larry: chp says distracted driving was the cause and

alcohol may have been a factor in a fatal rollover crash in bodega bay. the driver was killed and officers say she was use can her cellphone system when she lost control. three passengers suffered minor injuries. coming up, we will ride along with the highway patrol as law enforcement agencies throughout state kick off a crackdown on drivers who talk or text on the phone while behind the wheel. i was coming across the bridge i saw the officers out there today. >> cheryl: a man whose body was found burning last week has been identified. 31-year-old adam lieber to be a stein. napa police are investigating the case but his death is believed to be a suicide. the sheriff's office said he did not appear to have suffered any injury other than burns. he was pronounced dead at the scene. dental records were used to identify him. >> larry: a victory in court for oakland police and two officers

that shot an unarmed man three years ago. >> cheryl: they sided with police. they filed a wrongful death suit against the officers. nick smith was in court following the verdict. >> two officers have this their lives on hold since the shooting of an unarmed man in 2010. they were cleared of any wrongdoing after a federal jury decided there wasn't enough evidence. oakland police officers left court without speaking. two were cleared of any wrongdoing in a federal lawsuit filed by the widow of 37-year-old derek jones. a barber who they shot and killed in november of 2010. a police investigation and court records show that an unarmed jones ran when the two tried to question him. they have said they thought jones was reaching for a gun. it turned out to be a small scale. the attorney for jones' widow that the jury didn't see all the

evidence. >> more than 75% of your evidence has been excluded not to mentioned the witnesses were excluded. the two officers feel vindicated, they did exactly as they were trained to do. this is the second time they have been cleared. the d.a. refused to file criminal charges and civil jury cleared the two. the widow's attorney says she will appeal the ruling. >> larry: this is new video from dozens of students have wrapped up a march in comprehensive immigration reform. showing about 40 protestors walking down international boulevard heading toward downtown oakland. they are not satisfied with this weekend's deal with a guest worker program. >> we're fighting over the details of it, historically the worker programs are workers are

exploited. >> larry: the teen activists wanted full citizenship for undocumented youth fwrotd this country. some of the teens are traveling to washington, d.c. for immigration rally that will take place next week on at the nation's capital. >> cheryl: it's going on right now on the rooftop of san jose city hall. that is where resident falcon is hatching her chicks again. >> larry: three of four eggs have hatched in the last 24 hours and the second one is expected to hatch soon. the live nest cam is operating right now. you can see clara and her chicks by linking to it on our website at abc7news.com. click on see it on tv. >> cheryl: still ahead, it's the injury that left his teammates and coaches in tears. kevin ware, how he is doing in the hospital. >> and big day for a firefighters months after suffering a heart attack.

the. i'm wayne freedman on the bay bridge where if you dial one of these, driving one of those, they are looking for you and it's expensive. >> cheryl: michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. we'll answer thaem them a little later on. >> larry: our first live look at traffic, this is view of the san francisco sky way, downtown san francisco. it's customary crawl, oncoming traffic heading to the bay bridge and heading to east bay. a lot better for the folks right-hand side of the screen 101 south.

>> larry: it is one of the most horrific injuries you'll see in sports. good news kevin ware was up on crutches and may be able to go to the atlanta with his teammates. we're not going to show you the injury. it's too graphic. this picture was posted on twitter and it shows him getting around on crutches less than 24 hours suffering the break in his leg. his visitors and the coach and coach's son. they held his jersey up to the trophy.

ware got his chance to hold the trophy as well and coach talked to reporters outside the hospital. >> he is in good spirits. surgery went well. obviously we want to make sure no infection sets in but the surgery went well. he is good spirits. he has the trophy next to his bed. >> louisville will face wichita state. i have to tell you, watching that injury, it was horrifying. good news is, you didn't she see shots on television how graphic. if you go on line you can see the bone sticking through. kevin ware told his teammates, he wasn't in pain because he was in shock. then he saw the reaction of the coaches and players around him who were just stunned. that is when he got scared. >> cheryl: i didn't get to see the game but i saw the reaction and players and coaches were tears. they were shocked. they couldn't believe what they

were looking at. i don't want to see those graphic images. >> larry: that is part of the reason we are not showing them. you have go back into sports, joe these man where you have a compound fracture. that took place on monday night football and still so vivid in everybody's memory. it's so graphic and so horrifying. it's one of those things you never forget. hopefully he'll heal up fine. he is in atlanta. it will be a homecoming fok for him obviously not what he had planned. >> cheryl: some of the speculation what may have caused this. some people are saying it was porous bone density or compound fracture he never even knew about. >> you never see that kind of horrific break, but hopefully he will be okay. >> cheryl: good stuff. we have more news for you.

a san jose firefighter back on duty today after suffering a massive heart attack while fighting a fire last summer. >> he collapsed. went into cardiac arrest three times on the way to the hospital. keira has more on his return to work. >> hugging and laughing dominates the fire station number one as firefighter frank ryan returns to duty first time in seven months. >> last couple months i've been getting healthier and easier to start thinking about what happened. >> the veteran firefighter suffered a massive heart attack while battling a fire at st. patrick's cathedral. he was in the right place at the right time the care he received on the scene. he was in a melody induced coma and released in three weeks. over the last seven months he has been doing rehab and working out in the gym, whole time anxious to fighting fire. >> i've been doing it this long,

it's a little awkward. >> reporter: he has to change his diet a little but is modest about he has done since august. he said he can never thank them enough for saving his life. >> all i can do is go to work, i can do the same. these guys aren't going to take thank yous very well and i don't think anybody in this profession does. >> frank ryan's second shift back at the station is wednesday. i asked him if he thought about easing his way back to the demanding schedule of the firefighter but he wanted to get back full time immediately. >> cheryl: apple made some policy changes in the wake of criticism from chinese customers. >> john joins us live.

>> reporter: apple ceo tim cook is apologizing to customers in china and apology is tied to apple's customer service, something that is very well known here in the u.s., but that n china the second largest market. apple has faced poor service in warranty policies. they say they repaired broken iphones instead of replacing them. 90% of customers have been satisfied by the fixes, it said it would replace those and offer a new one year warranty. in other apple news, the company's application to trademark has been denied. the name mini is merely descriptive and not a distinctive name. orbit and parent company of american airlines has reached a settlement in a legal battle.

american sued orbit accusing it of hurting it's competition to make it harder to book airlines. the terms must be approved by a bankruptcy judge. >> check on trading, stocks falling on disappointing manufacturing data out. bloomberg index also lower in part on apple weakness as well as intel. yahoo ceo describes why she decided to take the yahoo job despite being 28 weeks pregnant. in her post, she writes how she had been planning a long maternity leave but all that changed when yahoo came going. it was started by sheryl sandberg to get women to achieve more in the workplace. cheryl, larry, i'll send it back to you.

>> cheryl: spencer has had a field day. it's raining, it's storming, it's sunny. >> showers are winding down now. april showers and they were no april fool's joke. live doppler 7-hd you can see skies are clearing. we have a little area of patchy green over mount hamilton area. moisture moving away populated areas so most parts are dry and we'll probably remain that way for a while. we have moisture in the atmosphere but not enough to give us much of a threat of showers this evening. first forecast tonight, dense and patches, dry and warmer next two days. we'll start tomorrow morning and rain returning on thursday. here is a look, and there goes the storm that brought us the stormy weather. behind it we got some clearing

and a little bit of fog developing in the overnight hours. there may be reduced visibility for those of you that are commuting. forecast animation, at 11:00 at this point we'll see low clouds and expand beyond the coast and pushing inhidden. that will be the pattern in the early morning hours. first fog and clouds go away and in the afternoon, mainly sunny skies. a pleasant day shaping up tomorrow. overnight tonight, low temperatures will be pretty much on the mild side. upper 40s to right around 50 generally around the bay area. then only afternoon, highs in the upper 60s to near 70. 68 in santa clara. upper 50s to low 60s on the coast. downtown san francisco, 62 degrees. north bay, santa rosa, high of 68 tomorrow. 69 in napa. on the east bay look for highs of 66 at oakland.

67 union city. inland east bay, highs in the upper 60s to right around 70 at fairfield and antioch and livermore. here is the seven-day forecast. dry and mild the next two days. mid-70s inland but rain returns on thursday and kind of a wet and dreary day. it will clear out on friday and we move into the weekend things will dry out. >> larry: up next, it's april 1st, joke about jim harbaugh and his timeless fashion. >> cheryl:, new at 4:30, even the white house is getting into april fool's day. message from president obama, but tha

>> larry: golfers sometimes have to improvise. european pro took that to a new level. not sure if it was up or down, he hit the shot while not wearing his pants. he was hitting from the edge of a water hazard in morocco. cheryl, look away. he wanted to avoid getting wet. he started taking off his shoes and socks, you know what, i'm halfway there, ditch the trousers off. he did salvage on a bogey on the hole and finished 15th on the

tournament. creative. >> cheryl: we're talking for it. are you ready for the jim harbaugh collection. >> larry: i like it. niners announced that he has his own fashion line and provided pictures of the splendor. he wears a black turtle neck and khakis just about everywhere and even at the superbowl during hype week. his brother is up there dressed up in a fancy suit. they try to go online. >> cheryl: he tried to buy those clothes online but the message was happy april fool's popped up on the screen. okay, there you go. >> larry: it's pretty easy, wear it every day. entertainment news.

stars of castle have reasons to celebrate. first news. >> tony has the entertainment report. >> we start today with tv actor corey monte who has checked in rehab important substance addiction. a spokesman confirmed the news saying he did it voluntarily and requesting respect and privacy. in an interview two years ago monte admitted to a serious addiction in teenage years which led to treatment when he was 19. >> they are celebrating a milestone, a hundred episodes and we were on the set to talk about it. >> hundredth episode is pretty new to me. >> i'm happy that we are here. it's kind of like, wow, cool. it's a great book mack for the show. >> hundredth of castles right here on abc. now to the hit show, they played

a april fool's joke. in a press release, they claimed they were making a real life fictional town and they would relocate the family there. turns out it was just a joke and advertise the new time spot slot and that is wednesday nights right here on abc. >> larry: still ahead at 4:00, san mateo homeowners get an unexpected reprieve. >> and that reprieve happening this morning. i'm vic lee where the owners of this house faced a court ordered deadline to clean up their yard or else. >> cheryl: and accused gunman in the deadly colorado shooting back in court. the judge's critical ruling today. >> and caroline

cleanup crews hired by the city of san mateo were forced to clean up a home of debris and junk. they gave the homeowners 30 days to clean up their own mess. vic lee was there when they arrived. he is here now live with exactly

what happened. >> reporter: larry, first that court ordered deadline to clean up the yard, then last week they received an abatement letter saying the city would come by today and clean up their yard. >> here they come. >> city inspectors accompanied by police at the home to begin their walk through. waiting in the wings a cleanup crew to haul away debris. watching was his wife and their son. this is what their front yard looked like before they were ordered to clean up their property. it was littered with debris. the city called it an unsanitary hazardous dumping ground that needed to be cleaned up. >> they were given more than enough time beyond the 30 days the court ordered. >> this is what it looked like today. they spent the last month taking loads of junk to the dump hoping to satisfy the judge's order.

take another look, before and after pictures. >> they are going to have an independent contractor come in and take out whatever it is they want to take out. >> inspection begin and walk through included the backyard where supplies were covered with a large tarp. the inspection lasted about half an hour. for him and his family, every minute was filled with angst. >> after conferring with each other they reached a decision. they said they weren't totally happy with the cleanup but it was good enough. >> it appears that according to city staff that they are in substantial compliance with the court's order. >> reporter: their plight is not over. at 6:00 we'll tell you about bigger problem which they may be facing in the future. it has to do with the construction of their house.

>> cheryl: friends and relatives of the aurora, colorado shooting victims went to court to see if he would face the death penalty. more on the district attorney's division. >> prosecutors brought the accused gunman and wanted him to be accused if convict. justice is death he told the judge as several victims relatives cried in court. >> thumbs up for the death penalty. >> brian's friend was one of 12 people killed last july during a midnight movie premiere. dozens of others were wounded. prosecutors say they spoke to 800 victims and families leading up to this decision and rejected the defense's offer for him to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty. >> i don't know how much pain my friend went through.

>> he looked at both his parents on monday as the case heads into a lengthy death penalty. a new judge has been assigned and the trial has been pushed back to february of next year, 18 months after the deadly shooting spree. >> it's frustrating as a victim. you are talking another calendar year before he even gets to a trial that we already know what the outcome is going to be. >> reporter: this will a long and emotional trial. it could last nine months, the judge said it should take four. >> larry: the head of oklahoma's dental board wants criminal charges against the dentist to who may have infected 7,000 of his own patients with hiv or hepatitis. thousands lined up for health screenings after getting warning letters. they found unsanitary conditions at two of his dental clinics. he was previously sued for medical malpractice and

negligence. the district attorney is now considering criminal charges against him, as well. >> protecting courted houses across texas following the brutal murders of a top prosecutor and his wife. he and his wife were shot multiple times in their home east of dallas. the assistant district attorney was squtd in january right near the courthouse. >> this whole thing is shocking to all of us. we've got to move forward and hope and pray that the people that are investigating this will -- i know they are doing everything they can. >> cheryl: they are looking into a possible connection to the murder of a colorado chief of corrections shot two weeks ago. a suspect in that case was later killed and shootout with police in texas. >> new jersey man who won the $338 million powerball jackpot have settled a child support

debt. he owed about $29,000 in back support for three of his five children. the 44-year-old paid the debt during the hearing. he told the judge the three children will now be living with him. he a lump sum money $220 million or about 152 million after taxes. >> caroline kennedy is expected to be the next ambassador to japan. she is the daughter of john f. kennedy. kennedy was an early supporter of president obama's candidacy. she compared mr. obama to her late father. and kennedy's nomination has not been finalized yet. >> still ahead, let it roll. the spring tradition at the white house. first lady's message to children at the easter egg roll. >> while the white house was busy with that event it managed to pull off an april fool's prank. >> i'm michael finney and "7 on

your side" is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact on facebook and on twitter. i'll answer your questions here live a little later. >> i'm spencer christian looking towards the golden gate. we see mainly blue skies but low clouds are forming at the coast. what is coming our way next? i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up next. >> and coming at macarthur maze, normally cars are snaking for miles through the maze. pretty clear unless you are on the right-hand side of the screen heading back to san francisco or going to oakland area. otherwise, that is about as good

>> larry: kids enjoyed the white house, annual easter egg roll. >> easter bunny and the kid that calls himself kid president, a kid wearing a dark suit there and first lady offered words of advice. >> we want you to learn about making tasty healthy food, we're going to come down to do easter egg roll and read stories but we want you to have a good time and keep moving and be healthy. kids eat your vegetables, okay? >> larry: michelle is eat your

vegetables kick. president obama wrote a popular illustrated book and also comforted a small boy that started to cry during the festivities. five-year-old of scranton, pennsylvania, he was upset. one of easter egg rolls did not go his way. he neerdz needed a little consoling. >> cheryl: you saw kid president and white house. who is this guy? he is a comic and starred in april fool's day news conference ♪ looks like you are inspecting somebody else. [ laughter ] >> larry: he plays kid president in a popular youtube videos. that is the same podium where jay carney stands when he speaks

to reporters. i'm going to get over to the podium to see him, big riser. >> cheryl: it was good. speaking of who has the moves, spencer christian. >> your kid forecaster right here. [ laughter ] >> live doppler 7-hd. there is not much moving here. dry conditions after pretty active weather pattern with lots of rainfall scattered around the bay area. dry moisture moving over the mount hamilton area but most populated areas are looking at partly sunny skies. it will go relatively quiet and calm spring day for the states. showers around oklahoma and through the new orleans area but most will be calm. here in the state of california, mild conditions, high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s at chico, fresno, 60s over in the sierra, 71 in

los angeles. if you really want warm weathering to palm springs, up to 90 degrees tomorrow. here in the bay area, a little bit of a foggy start but it will burn off by midday. heading into the afternoon, high temperatures in the upper 60s. highs at 69 at concord, 68. >> lovely day and nice dry days coming our way as we get rid of the showers. >> cheryl: spencer, thank you. >> larry: up next, a purse snatcher gets exactly what is coming for. >> and new findings about high school age boys and alarming rise of adhd. >> i'm michael finney, what happens if a mistake is made by a tax professional on your

>> cheryl: breaking news about a fatal crash near the altamont pass, about a mile past granted mile road. two people were apparently in the car. driver went off the overpass of a railroad track. one person was dead and one with

major injuries. we'll continue to follow the story at abc7news.com and update at 5:00 and 6:00. >> a purse snatch they are australia is licking his wounds. this man follows a woman into the store and he bolts after grabbing her purse and then slams right into a sliding glass door as he tried to get away. he didn't realize that was a door there. he was knocked silly. bystanders didn't know a robbery was taking place. accomplice outsiding they took off in a stolen car. not exactly as they had planned. >> cheryl: checking healthy living news, food and drug administration says smokers can safely use nicotine gum in packages. current labels say they use gums and nicotine substitutes.

fda new guidelines okayed for longer periods as long as patients are talking to their doctors. more than 45 million americans smoke and half of them try to quit every year. >> a new report revealing a dramatic rise children diagnosed with adhd. one in five high school boys in the u.s. is diagnosed with adhd. diagnosis of the disorder jumped 53% in the last five years. it could be a sign of overdiagnosis and overmedication. >> reg regulators are investigating complaints about the hyundai senata saying that it can rust and cause failures. it affects 400,000 cases from 2006 to 2008 years. they say it's received six complaints of suspension failures with three happening at

highway speeds. rust in the frame can controlled failures. they will figure out if the problem is bad enough to cause a recall. >> cheryl: michael finney here. linda asks, if you you have your taxes prepared by a tax professional and error is made the tax guy responsible or are you. >> as far as the government is concerned, down at the bottom, all the information is correct and you sign your name. so you are going to owe the money for any taxes you owe. that won't change. however, if your preparer did a poor job, you can take them to court and consider small claims court. often by the kourlts to pay any fines even any interest. by the way, a lot of big national companies say there is a problem like that, they will

automatically pick up those costs. you will pay the taxes because you owe them but interest and penalties they will pick up. >> larry: i know the case of one preparer went to jail because shady stuff. >> they will tell you what you want to hear and so they fill it out to get your money. they want to know if bart fares are distance based why are fares about four dollars less than sfo? >> you are sharp, you checked it out. yes, it is the distance you go except for those that go to sfo because there is a special fee to get bart to the airport. so anybody that goes there pays the extra money. everywhere else but sfo is by distance. >> cheryl: they emailed is it legal for a retail store to write down a driver's license for a purchase or return? >> there is a loophole in the

law. they want to make sure there isn't any fraud. they can take a look at your license but they are not allowed courts have ruled specifically on this, california supreme court has said you do not have to give your zip code for a credit card purchase. you know how they say, what is your zip code. they ask you your name they can put it with a zip code they know everything about that. >> that is scary. >> i have seen doctors ask for the zip code. they are making sure the credit card is yours but if a human being holds it. >> a warring for distracted drivers. >> major police crackdown underway and not just for using the cellphone. >> i'm dan ashley, coming up new at 5:00, a look at new way hackers can access your cellphone. how you can protect your phone

and personal information. also the jaw dropping offer from macy's that customers took full advantage of. we'll check out the deal of a lifetime. that is coming up at

>> larry: here is prime time line-up. two hours of "dancing with the stars" and castle at 10:00 and join us for abc news at 11:00. major crackdown going on across the state. chp are on the lookout for distracted drivers, not just people may be texting or talking on their phone. wayne freedman was out riding with the highway patrol joins us from the embarcadero. >> reporter: they are very serious, more serious than we've ever seen them before. there is no tolerance policy. we took a ride with the california highway patrol after we stopped in downtown san francisco. >> call it a by-product of our

unwired age, tweeting and texting and sometime dangerous on the street. >> you cannot do that and anything responsible with the car, it's impossible. >> now more than ever, $500 of fines and fees, all the more reason to avoid chp officer. >> if i don't see two hands on the steering wheel, i will see what is going on with the other hand. they are on their cellphone and there is one right there. >> that driver had the misfortune on second day of distracted driving awareness month. >> it's the basically cellphone law you can't object cellphone while driving unless a hands-free device. you had the phone in your right hand so it's not hands free. >> the officer is clearly a patient man even though, the stop sounds like a broken

record. >> look, i'm out here on to enforce the law. >> you can't define the law to me? >> yeah, you can't use your cellphone while you are driving. >> driving are 23 times more likely to have an accident while on cellphone. he was eating and then collided head on with a bmw. a woman died while using her gps. >> how are you doing? >> even when terry insisted he was neither talking nor texting. >> my directions. >> nothing when driving. >> good morning. >> and it won't be any more. >> talking about what is going. i stopped you because upper your cellphone. >> so just to be clear, no just

because you have a headset on your phone, wireless, that is not enough. if you touch your phone at all, even turn it on, you are in violation. there was an exception to the rule if the phone is mounted to the dash, you are then allowed to touch it. don't know why, but that is the way the rule is. wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >> larry: thank you for joining us abc news at 4:00. "abc 7 news" at 5:00 begins with cheryl and dan. >> cheryl: now at 5:00, man accused of mayhem in a san jose walmart. his mother gives "abc 7 news" insight on her son. >> dan: back on the job, a story of resilience. journey from critical condition at the hospital to back on the fire line in san jose. >> i'm sandhya patel, last of the showers are now. i'll let you know when the next

storm is moving in coming up. >> dan: this is the man san jose police say drove his car into walmart and started attacking customers. he is hamid zaid. >> big question this evening is why? for answers we have team coverage with mark matthews at san jose walmart. david louie is family home in sea sied. mark, let's begin with you. >> reporter: you never know it from looking at the store right now, except for those wooden doors that are now up over where the glass doors were. yesterday, there was pandemonium scene, this guy racing around the parking lot in his oldsmobile cutlass he hit cars and driving right through the front of this walmart store. >> witnesses describe a wild scene inside the store.

>> there was panicking. you could see the fear on their faces. everybody was running toward the exits. >> he climbed out of the cutlass armed with a metal rod and hit the first man that came up to him. >> he believe the mexican guy an older man. >> the victim was a store employee that suffered a serious wound to the head. what happened next is remarkable. >> when one of the victims was struck customers in store decided to go ahead and prevent the suspect from creating further harm to any of the other patrons. >> in this cellphone video, customers took down the suspect. he is there in white t-shirt and jeans and holding him for police. >> there was mention his legs were tied with belts. >> police officer says thank god for those customers. outside the store today, shoppers commented on the bravery of those that stepped in. >> makes me very happy there are people out there willing to risk

somebody to help somebody out. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 we'll be hearing from more customers and daughter of the man who was hit inside the store 61-year-old. she has told abc7 news her father is out of intensive care and they are very grateful that customers stepped in and brought the suspect down. mark matthews, "abc 7 news." >> dan: new details this evening on the man arrested for that wal-mart rampage. san jose police tell us while he was in his car he hit a couple of cars in the parking lot and jumped the curb and then rolled along the sidewalk before making a hard right turn into the store. he was able to miss the security barricades. police say all of this came to an end when they were able to rest erase 33-year-old hamid zaid until shoppers held him down. david louie