>> i learned you definitely need to get a permit from san francisco and the district that you will be working with when you shoot a video. >> ama: yes. 15 police officers showed up. seven people were detained. one officer called this a life lesson for the kids. it has been one year since a deadly crash took the life of a father and his little girl. they were killed when a teenage driver crash into his family while they with ride their bikes last year. tonight a vigil is being held in their honor in concord. reporter: you can see in just the last few minutes there's a couple dozen people who showed up to this vigil, and some have already brought out several fresh flowers and some stuffed animals. they've all kind of put them around this tree right here, which is basically the place that marks where the 41-year-old man and his nine-year-old

daughter were killed a area ago today. and this is the twisted aftermath of the collision. two bicycles lay on the pavement, and a crumpled escalade sits on the street. the father and daughter were riding their bikes on the sidewalk, and 17-year-old david jumped the curb and sidewalk. the dispawr daughter were killed. last october rosen was sentenced to more than seven years in jail, but because this happened when he was minor, he will serve out his time in a juvenile facility and will be released at 21 years old. the wife said, i hoped rosen would be tried as an adult in hopes he may serve a longer term in jail. and this vigil is about to start and already getting kind of emotional. i can tell you that tomorrow morning as well there's going to be a dedication of a park and bench at woodside elementary school. that is where the daughter was a

student. >> ama: a landlord faces a big repair job in san san franciscos excelsior district. a car smashed into a business just before to go this afternoon. it's severely damaged the building. nobody was hurt. the billing inspectors have yell ow tagged the building. the crash delayed muni service for a short time. >> a 30-year-old woman had a heart attack during today's half marathon in san francisco. she was revived by marry medics but remains in serious condition. it was the first are youing of the rock 'n' roll half marathon. the race had 500 runners. land fill workers voted to strike this afternoon but have not revealed if they will walk of off the job in a land foil --

fill. concerns over work place safety triggered a strike last month. this time, the workers object to a new contract proposal that calls for cutting their pay by 50 cents per hour. >> another example of what is wrong with america. we have big, wealthy, powerful companies, that are supposed to be working in the public interest, and they seem to be benefiting the 1%, and workers said that's wrong ask they're going to do something about it. >> waste management told us that customers should get their garbage picked up as usual tomorrow. new at 6:00, oakland mayor jean quan announced change thoaz i.d. prebade debit card program. the mayor appeared at a church to spread the news to the primarily spanish-speaking congregation. the card enables people without normal access to identification and banking to have both. >> it's an identification card, and for people who have no i.d. and no banking, it will really

be a basic banking for them. they'll be able to do some bank processes with the i.d. cashed as a debit card. >> one change is a cap on card charges. people can use the charge as often as they like and only be charged 12.50 a mock for it. cad users with will be able to deposit federal benefits free of charge. >> cal's bid for national championship ended a short time ago at the women's final four in new orleans. fans near the campus cheered the golden bears in their first appearance. the golden bears reached the final four after winning two overtime games in the ncaa tournament. the bears lost to louisville today, 64-57. but they had a great run. colin rush will have all the highlights in sports. >> still to come at 6:00, a hair

-- harrowing tale. >> i guess maybe i fell. >> a hiker lost in the woods for days shares his story. >> the governor's mission to china and what he hopes the state will gain from the trip. a trip overseas could land beyoncé and jay-z in hot water with the federal government. what they did. >> it's been getting cloudier and windier across the bay area in the past couple of hours. we have a cold front on the way, and that will indicate some reason headed our way. here's a look from our emeryville camera. we'll show you abc7 live doppler 7hd and tell you w

>> ama: new details testimony one of the hikers stranded for four days in the southern california mountains admits he and his companion made mistakes. they went hiking easter sunday in the cloastled national forest. after six hours of walking and climbing they realized they had just a half bottle of water left. they got disoriented, lost, and dehydrated. >> we obviously didn't think it through. we never made it to the trail or the waterfall. we ended up -- >> we apologize for the buzz on the tape from the source.

18-year-old kyndall jack was found thursday on a narrow mountain ridge a day after cendoya was rescued. she was hospitalized with hypothermia and dehide drake. >> more stranded hiker, this time in san francisco. the chp found the hikers with the search plane, then used a helicopter to pick them up. the hikers were not hurt. just ahead, a trip south could get a popular singer in trouble. >> excited. i want it. >> plus, could you win millions? the popular game coming to california tomorrow. a big weather change is on the way. less a is up next with the forecast. >> cal was in command. the national title game was win grasp, and then the second half

>> new at 6:00, reward is being offered to help find someone who illegally shot a goose with an error in map -- napa.

this is a travel of the goose with an error through its neck. the arrow has the initials kh. $5,000 reward is being have offered to find the person who shot the goose. the animal is recovering at the bird rescue center. >> governor brown heads to champion this week and is hoping to bring back a lot of money. brown is going on a week-long trade mission to the world's second largest economy to try to produce investments on both sides of the pacific. china has about $500 billion to invest, and the governor is intent on bringing back a piece of the pie. brown needs money to build his public works project. >> an anniversary trip to cuba could lead to trouble for beyoncé and jay-z, two republican lawmakers are asking the treasurery department to look into their vacation. they're suggesting the stars may have violated u.s. troofl -- travel restrictions.

they were in havana celebrating their anniversary. >> california will double down on the lottery tomorrow when the state joins the powerball jackpot game. tickets are $2 as opposed to a 1-z. powerball is attractive because the jackpot starts at $40 million. >> let's see how things are looking for the week ahead. >> lisa: you can see the breeze behind you. downtown san francisco gusty. in fact much of the bay area experiencing windy conditions. here's a look at live doppler 7hd, and rain is to the north of us, and some very heavy rain around crescent city, and thunderstorms in the northern sacramento valley and a winter weather advisory in the sierra nevada. so some pretty wild weather headed our way in advance of the cold front. right now the winds gusting up to 24-miles-an-hour at the

airport. close to that up in santa rosa, where it's just 59 degrees. so with an increasing cloud cover and the winds, pretty nippy out there. some white caps on the bay for the next day or so, and wind gusts throughout the bay area, up to 20 miles-per-hour tonight. here's a look outside. you see getting cloudy here, temperatures in the mid-50s downtown so pretty cool out there, 61 in san jose, 55, half moon bay, and look at the cloud cover here from the sutro camera. nice shot. but temperatures are chilly. upper 50s, fairfield, 59 in livermore, 57, union city. so anywhere from two to seven degrees cooler at this hour than yesterday. that's because we have a vigorous cold front that will slide down into the sierra nevada tonight. that's going to bring out chance of showers, breezy winds and a wind advisory in the wake of the cold front for the coastal hills-east bay hills, san mateo coast and hills of the north bay as winds could gust over 30-35 america.

then the winds abate and much warmer conditions tuesday and wednesday. so springtime but a winter weather advisory through 6:00 tomorrow, the west slopes of the sierra. two to six inches of snow above 5,000 feet. winds could be gusting over 60-miles-an-hour. so spring break for , some so if you're headed to sierra, bring chanes and do -- bring chains and take it easy, after 9:00 and 3:00 in the morning we'll see the rain slip south so breezy conditions and light rain expected torch before high pressure builds on in strongly and that's going to allow the pressure gradient difference and windy conditions around the bay. so here's hour-by-hour, and by 9:00, 10:00, in the north bay, the front pushes southward, midnight, clearing the south bay, and by 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, skies will clear but

the winds will be a factor tomorrow. so it will be gusty along the water and we'll look for rainfall from a tenth of an inch, up to quarter inch in the north bay and the south bay. so high temperatures tomorrow, underneath the gusty winds and sunnier conditions, 62 in san francisco, 67 in the livermore valley and another game tomorrow night. it will still be breeze but clear. upper 50s, dropping through the 50s tomorrow night, and will look for a big warmup tuesday, wednesday, and then the january shore flow thursday and friday, but very pleasant and very summerlike after tomorrow. >> ama: thank you, lisa. colin rush is here with sports. and cal fans so very proud of their lady bears. >> it was looking so promising at 5:00. and things turned in a hurry. wait as tale of two halves for cal. in the driver's seat for the 230eur9s minutes. but the second half, heartbreak.

cal seemed ready to play, unfazed by a louisville team that had become the darlings of the tournament after their upset of baylor. cal goes on a 14-2 run with gray, making it 16-10 bears. louisville, something else. the pass behind the back. cal was up 10 after shooting 68%. second half, clarendon going coast to coast, she had 17. then 19 turnovers kept the cardinals close, and a minute and a half left. tied at 57. hamming receiving the pick-and-roll, and cardinals up three. 23 second left. louisville holds cal to 20 second-half points. cal's magical run ends, finishing 32-4. >> our team in the locker room is that we can be disappointed about a half of basketball we wish we had back.

only think about that for two minutes, and for the next ten thousand minutes, i'm going to think about what this group did for the university of california. >> great season for cal. huge game tonight at oracle arena. warriors win, they clinch a playoff berth. a utah win they move past the lakers. big second quarter for the jazz. 56-46. just starting the third quarter, jazz leading. >> an opening home stand full of business differents concluded with the championship ring ceremony, then the game started with a nightmare for matt cain. the rings arrived by a cable car trolley. a proud moment for the players. angel pagan got the giants on the board first. scored crawford. giants leading 2-0, the wheels come off for cain in the fourth.

batting practice for st. louis, seven hits, tag him for nine runs, worst appearance since april 2008 against the cardinals. he went 3-2/3 then, same numbers today. mat matt cain, postgame about his less than stellar outing. >> for myself and the rest of the guys, i wish i'd done better. keep the excitement going. but it's a long season and then we'll have a lot more games. >> that's true. josh reddick's twins an astros fan, so it would happen. ander sewn gets his first win of the year. a's aquite jed lowrie from houston. a great trade. 3-5 today. hitting .500 on the season. third home run of the year for the 3-0 lead. following, coco crisp. five rbis in the three-game

set oakland up 8-0 in the fifth. josh reddick chasing a foul ball. slides into the wall. turns his right wrissments taken to a hospital -- local hospital. x-rays negative. my, oh, my. sharks and stars in the sunday matinee. trailing 2-0. second period. dallas scores twice in 26 seconds. the wrister. galiardi. incredible goal right here. back hand, top shelf, coming right at you right there third gol of the year for him. san jose up 4-2 in the third. then tied at four apiece. in the shootout, the only goal. sharks settle for 1.5. their seven-game win streak comes to an end, this sports report brought to you by orchard shy hardware. >> a fight to the finish for

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killed in the holocaust. the tributes around the world. >> fans of the dead are flocking to the box office this weekend. >> should be out for a couple hours. >> baby, please. >> the horror remake evil dead opened at number one, earning $26 million. the croods and g.i. joe retaliation were in second place. the 3-d reissue of jurrasic park was in fourth, and the action film, olympus has fallen, earned $10 million. that's it for us. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us.

>> right now, returning to "jurassic park" in 3-d. >> you get a sense that you're trapped along with them. >> scaring up screams with "evil dead." >> i ruined the shot because the cameraman -- >> stars discover a world of wonder. >> i want to go out there in costume. >> and a quest to conquer with "game of thrones." >> i love that constant evolution of it.

>> we're rolling out the red carpet now. welcome to "on the red carpet" from universal studios, hollywood. i'm rachel smith. we're here to celebrate the 20th anniversary of one of our favorite movies, "jurassic park." we'll check out jurassic park the ride but first, get ready, because the dinosaurs are roaring their way back into the big screen this week. >> must go faster. >> t-rex stomps back on to the big screen, this time, reimagined by director steven spielberg in 3-d. >> "jurassic park," in a sense, was shot in my mind in 3-d with shots of the animals coming into the lens and i called them trombone effects where suddenly creatures and people are running toward the camera. >> back in 1993, the idea of 3-d was just that, an idea.

>> never in a second did i ever think i was going to be making this movie or could be making this movie in 3-d because 20 years ago 3-d wasn't ready for primetime. >> now, t-rex and the raptors are ready for their close-ups. >> the kitchen scene works great because there's so much distance between the end of the long counters and the door where the two raptors enter so you really get a tremendous sense of perspective which we never really had before in two dimensions. >> ret theatersk" in theaters, in 3-d, now. we'll hear more from steven spielberg and one of the stars from the original "jurassic park" coming up. it's not dinosaurs but something else is about to terrify movie audiences. entertainment guru george goes inside "evil dead". >> something sinister is lurking and it's coming for you in "evil dead."