morning. an east bay father and daughter killed last year were remembered last night in concord. they were hit by a car while riding their bikes along treat boulevard. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us with more. sergio? >> ama, for about an hour this evening more than a few dozen people actually were gathered around the treat that was decorated with flowers and stuffed animals and beads. it has basically become the memorial spot that marks where the father and daughter were killed. it was an emotional vigil to honor41-year-old nuri and among those overcome by emotions, she lost her husband and daughter in the tragic class a year ago today. it is never okay.

>> for much of the vigil she clung to her 12-year-old daughter, hannah. they were joined by family and friends around this tree. it has become the memorial spot marking where they were killed. the two were riding their bicycles when a white cadillac ease i ask late -- escalate careened out of control and ran them down. david rosen has since been sentenced to seven years in jail and because he was a minor when this happened, he will be released from a juvenile tau silt when he turns -- juvenile facility when he turns 21. they are trying to move around the punishment. >> what is done is is done. he didn't follow them and the punishment was three years until he is 21. our goal as a family and a community is going forward. >> the color purple played a part and the friends and family had purple sweaters and violets at the foot of the tree. more than 100 people turned out. some were family and others were friends and neighbors who

wanted to show their support. >> everybody they are loving their support. i wake up and all of my friends and family. >> now tomorrow morning a park bench at woodside elementary school will be dedicated in her honor in. that's where the nine-year-old went to school. abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. two men remain in critical condition after being shot by san francisco police in the mission district. the shooting took place at 17th and valencia outside the mission police station. it happened around 2:00 a.m. after the bars closed for the night. police tell us the trouble started with a dispute between two men in groups. one group pointed a gun a at the other group. >> officers ran out and found the suspect pointing the gun at the other group and fired upon the suspect in an effort

to prevent death to the citizens. >> it turned out to be a real firearm. this morning's shooting is the fifth time in less than a week after police shot a person in the bay area. oakland police fired on a suspect who was holding what turned out to be a fake gun. officers mistakenly shot a teenager during a search for a suspected it robber. two shootings took place on tuesday. they fired on a man and napa police fired on a man wanted for violating probation. there was quite a commotion in san francisco today. that's because no one knew if guns were fake. police were called to fifth and mission streets shortly before 3:00 on report of suspicious activity. an artist at the scene doesn't blame people for the way they reacted. >> the police officers that

were doing their job and the citizens that were watching, they don't know if it is a fake gun. they don't know if it is a toy bb gun. they don't though we were just shooting a music video. >> the rap video was about a bank robbery. police seized two fake guns and a bill clinton mask. seven people were detained until until -- and told to get permission from the city next time. >> a woman died during a spring break trip to santa barbara. she disappeared late friday evening. she attended cal poly san luis obispo. her body was found in the pacific yesterday morning. a man's body washed up near half moon bay earlier this evening. it happened after 5:00 at miramar beach. people on the beach spotted the body. san mateo county sheriff deputies removed the man from the surf. the coroner is trying to identify him and determine how he died. ?ai a building in the san

francisco district needs major repairs after a car slammed into. it you can see where plastic sheeting covers the business. the crash happened around 2:20. nobody was hurt. building inspectors yellow tagged the building meaning only several people can enter the property until it is stabilized. senators are working on a compromise to expand federal background checks on gun sales. it is the hot button issue over gun reform. it is personal freedom on one side and safety on the other. >> what this is about is the gun industry to sell as many guns to as many people as possible even if they are deranged. even if they are mentally ill. even if they have a criminal background. they don't care. they want to sell guns. >> everybody wants the same goal and that is to keep the guns out of the hands of the criminals. the and become ground -- and the background checks are

being done. >> it would require federal background checks to gun shows and on-line firearm sales. >> the senate will be busy this week working on another touchy subject is. the final shaping of a bipartisan bill to secure the border could be finalized by friday. the bill will also allow tens of thousands of foreign workers into the country and grant eventual citizenship to the estimated 11 million people living here illegally. >> will they or won't they? landfill workers voted to strike today, but they haven't said if they are showing up for work in livermore tomorrow. sky 7hd shows other employees picketing after the employers, walked off the job. this time the landfill workers objected to the latest contract offer. the company says east bay customers will still get their trash picked up. new at 11:00, this is holocaust remembrance day in the jewish community. many people gathered in san francisco at the jewish

community center to mark the occasion. 6 million jews are estimated to have died in the holocaust of world war ii. today survivors told what happened to educate a younger generation. >> the lessons that are passed down are the importance of never taking for grant etd -- granted the freedoms that we for example in this country are blessed with. it is thought something you can take for granted. >> today is the 70th anniversary of the uprising in poland where the outnumbered jewish community revolted against nazi occupation. still to come on abc news at 11ing on, a scare for they airline traveler. the surveillance video showing an airport worker going through your belongings. and follow the big red ball. why so many people were cozying up to this giant ball and what it will mean tomorrow. >> and later, turning the tables on hollywood. the film being used as propaganda that turned one

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worry. what really happens when you check that suitcase in at the airport. it shows a worker allegedly stealing from suitcases. here is that story. >> police say this hidden camera sting set up by investigators catches him red handed. the 23-year-old worker is searching the suitcases and

putting the valuables and then going to a parking lot where his wife would wait. they would search his apartment and discovering 700 items from guns, electronics, purses and jewelry a collection he spent eight months building. >> is there such thing as a luggage profiling, suitcases that are more enticing to thieves? >> when the tsa is screening all of this luggage, they can look inside and see if there is anything there. it is not a hit and miss anymore. they know what is happening and they know where to look. >> it may happen more often than you think. but the airlines don't released the numbers, bad for business. >> authorities do have a bit of advice for the traveler. avoid expensive looking luggage. never check your valuables. report it to the airline and the tsa. abc news, washington. >> tomorrow the bay area travelers will have another

nonstop option for flying to europe. scandinavian airlines will launch service between sfo and copen hey again. the -- copenhagan. they will depart six times a week. they are the fourth time for sas. >> we are just hours from the start of tower ball in california. tickets for the jackpot game go on sale at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. lilian kim joins us from a popular place to buy lottery tickets. >> this place has had very good luck with big winners in the past. and there is already a person here waiting in line despite the rain. clearly people are excited about powerball. anticipation has been building for days. powerball ads have been seen on billboards and on the air waves. also part of the pr blitz, a giant red ball that popped up in san francisco over the weekend. >> i would like to win the lottery. >> at 6:00 a.m. on monday,

california will become the 4 throughyrd state to join power ball. a ticket is $2 as opposed to $1. and the jackpot is much bigger than what californians are used to. powerball starts at $40 million, dramatically more than mega millions that starts at $12 million and superlotto plus at $7 million. >> we believe and others believe within a couple of years a jackpot could reach $1 billion with california's participation in powerball. we will be adding so many more people playing this game throughout the country. >> what would you think of the billion dollar jackpot? >> oh gosh, it would be great. >> employees expect brisk sales monday morning. this is the luckiest retailer in the state. >> we have another register going to be going. we have our people ready. we know there is going to be a lot of people at that door. >> people who play the lottery regularly say it is about time they joined in on the powerball. >> i am excited.

usually we have to call family members in chicago to play for us. thousand that it is around the corner i will be showing up. >> mary hill already has her powerball numbers picked out, and she is well aware of the odds. >> it is like a per cal -- it is like a miracle if you win it, but we'll try. >> the california lottery says powerball should increase school funding by up to $100 million. as far as this gentleman is concerned, he says he knows full well that being first in line will make no difference as far as his chances of winning, but he wanted to be first. live in san lorenzo, lilian kim, abc news. >> we like his enthusiasm for it. thank you, lilian. a celebration of color. hundreds of people blasted each other with colored powder as part of the hindu celebration. it celebrates the coming of spring. today's celebration will help

under privileged kids in india pay for school. and we are definitely in the thick of spring with the weather that's been happening. itit is hard to keep up with what has been going on. lisa is in and has what we can expect this week. >> here is a loop of the last three hours. you can see the rain moving from the north to the east bay. heavier downpours around vallejo . 680 and into the east bay we have rain. some down pars from 580 and over toward pleasanton and then down to the santa cruz mountains. up along the coast, san mateo is dry right now. across the bay we are looking at more wet weather. the san mateo bridge the snow is falling. the winds have been gusting all afternoon. right now at the airport, up to 39 miles an hour. we can see wind gusts up to 50

miles an hour here. 28 mile an hour in oakland. and right now the temperatures are cool and they will be dropping further this evening into the low 40s and 53 san francisco and 54 half moon bay. a look at the east bay where we have the wet pavement. slick roadways and 50 in fairfield and 54 in union city. your forecast highlights are scattered showers and breezy through the overnight hours. the rain will fall into the dawn. the san mateo coast and this is where we could see the windest conditions all day long. then the wind subsides and 80 tuesday and into the mid80s on wednesday. winter weather advisory, 6:00 tomorrow, 2 to sikdz inches of snow. gusts have been over 50 miles an hour. there pretty treacherous. low 40s santa rosa and 44 in concord with 45 in morgan hill. by the time the sun comes up tomorrow, the rain is over.

the low pressure, strong will be is heading to the sierra nevada and bringing us the showers. with the pressure gradient building in, we are looking at a very windy time of it. here is a look at our wind forecast. 50 mile-an-hour winds along the coast. 10:00 tomorrow, 43 mile an hour wind gusts are possible in san rafael with 37 mile an hour wind gusts in livermore. the winds stay up toward35 miles an hour and upwards of 48 miles an hour along the coast. by the early morning hours the rain is south of here and the scouring out of cloud cover rapidly due to the northwesterly winds. count on the blue skies, but we will not warm up until tuesday. the temperatures then will range anywhere from the low 60s at our coast with those gusty winds. mid60s from hayward and upper 60s and maybe a 70 or so out toward antioch and san jose. the accu-weather seven-day forecast is looking much, much warmer and then a little cooler with the on shore flow

on thursday. follow abc7 news at live doppler 7hd for the latest bay area conditions. and get spare the air alerts and power outage information and weather tweets. mike niko is here updating you on the wind and rain. >> thank you, lisa. colin rush is in for shu. updating us on the ladies at cal. >> i guess it wasn't meant to be. they played a really good first half. it was there for the taking. cal up 8 with 11 minutes to play. couldn't close the deal at the women's final four. same deal for the warriors. a playoff b

it was a tale of two halves of cal controlling the first 20 minutes, but heartbreak ensued in the final 20. cal came ready to play and seemed unphased by a louisville team that was the darlings of the tournament after their upset at baylor. it was an early 16-10 lead. louisville, the sister duo,

that is shoney to jude and cal would go into half time up 10 and after shooting 58%. second half and the senior coast to coast. she had 17 and bears up 8. 19 turnovers by the bears. kept the cardinals in it. anthony to slotter. a minute and a half left and tied at 57. sara hammond and card noels go up 3. 23 seconds left and lyles had a good look. louisville holds cal to 20 half points. >> like i said to our team in the locker room, we can be disappointed about a half of basketball we had back. we will think about that for two minutes. for the next 10,000 minutes i want to thing about what this group did for the university of california. >> that's for sure. the win locked up and uconn advancing the program's 8

championships. unto bible at 29 for the huskies. with a chance to clinch their first playoff birth they let a golden opportunity slip through their fingers. they get into this position and a good first quarter and thompson to landry for a 24-19 lead. they dominate the second quarter and mo williams up 3 for a 10-point lead. williams the runners and 88-78 and utah. curry with 22 points and catch and step back three. the warriors are within five with three and a half to play. he lays it in and he had 21 and 13 and it is a three-point game. williams and he had 25 and the warriors fall 97-90. next chance to climp is tuesday night at home. still to come, could the sharks make it eight straight?

could the a's make it five straight. the giants get their jewelry, but matt cane is far from a pitching gem in

they received their rings and then matt cane and the giants received an old-fashioned butt kicking from the cardinals. a ring arrived by cable car trolley and tiffany and company. the second time they have done this in three years. the giants leading 2-0 and the wheels come off for matt cane in the fourth inning like batting practice for saint st. louis. the worst outing since april of 2008. most innings since 1902. the cardinals take two of three and owning up to a less than stellar performance. >> for myself and the rest of the guys i wish i had done better. it keeps the excitement going, but it is a long season and we

will have a lot more games. >> that's for sure. 156. if everyone has a twin somewhere in the world he found his. cocoa crisp in the fourth and 8-0 oaknd la. 0 for 3 at the plate, but hitting is not the issue. chasing a foul ball and he slides into the wall. x ray ising they tiff and he is day-to-day -- x ray is is kneeing nigh and they -- negative and they won five straight games. get in my belly. the sharks and stars and sunday matinee. this is an incredible goal. backhand top shelf. third goal of the year for him. san jose goes up by two twice in this game the stars come back both time. the rebound and ties it at four. the game goes to a shootout and it is the only goal. 5-4 the final and a seven-game win streak is over.

highlights of the lpga first major of the year and jimmie johnson is back in victory lane. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you, colon. >> coming up next, the hollywood blockbuster they are using to turn their citizens against the united states. and an 89-year-old woman attacked in the trunk of her own car. why she is not angry with her captors. and the one thing you should cut out

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in tonight's headlines, for the fifth time in less than a week, police officers shot somebody in the bay area. an early-morning shooting in san francisco left two men in critical condition. two groups were arguing in front of a police station when

someone pulled out what looked lake a gun. officers opened fire and the weapon was an air powered gun. a group of juveniles shooting a rap music video got a lifeless son from police. the video included a bank robbery that had cast members waiving replicas of guns. people thought they were real and called police. and this is the one-year anniversary of a tragic traffic accident in concord. a man and his daughter died when a teenager lost control of his car. a memorial vigil was held in his honor. new concerns about north korea. the pentagon has bolstered his missal defenses over tensions with north korea. and now north korea is using hollywood to sell its power to its people. joy new video released -- >> new video shows what used to be the white house under attack. they said hollywood made this movie showing the north destroying the enemy. it has been five days since

satellites lost track of two midrange missiles sent by train to the north korean coast. >> this is obviously making the administration very nervous. we know there are two out there. we don't know exactly where they are. they rb launched at anytime -- they can be launched at anytime and surprise not only the the united states, but japan and south korea as well. >> they issued a statement on sunday saying her nation is ready for additional provocations from the north including tests. we are prepared leaving all possibilities open. for now, the best guess is that pyongyang would launch a test missal this week to honor the 101st birthday of the nation's founder and grandfather of the current leader. here in the south, both u.s. general james thurmond and the south korean general are can selling their travel plans. the situation on the peninsula is now too uncertain to leave. to escalate the situation, a russian news agency is reporting that the dictator is demanding a personal call from president obama.

>> and we are just days away from the ominous day where all foreigners are out of the country. none of the embassies have made plans to evacuate and they will be watching and waiting and we hear indonesia is starting to evaluate its options. abc news, seoul, south korea. >> now to another threat. the bird flu. two more human cases of the infection has been reported today raising the number in eastern china to 20. so far six people have died. health officials say they are contracting the virus through direct contact with foul and they say there is no evidence it is spreading between people. governor brown will be in china to start a trade mission. the governor needs money to build his proposed public works project in china. the country is loaded. they have at least $400 billion to invest. brown wants the trip to produce investments on both sides of the pacific.

the family of a fallen american diplomat is telling the world about a woman who was living the dream. 25-year-old anne smedinghoff died after a suicide bomber targeted her convoy. their group was on the way to deliver textbooks to children in southern afghanistan. >> it was something she wanted to do. it was her passion and she really made a difference doing it. you can't regret that a -- that at all. >> she grabbed the gusto and accomplished an awful lot. >> secretary of state john kerry described him as vivacious, smart and capable. two teens are in custody for kid p thatting an 89-year-old woman and leaving her in the car trunk for two days. it started on march 18th

in delaware when margaret smith offered two teenage girls a ride across town. when the car stopped they took her keys and then forced her into the trunk of the car. for two days they ceft her there with no food, no water and no medication. they took her to rob her of cash and they dumped her at a remote cemetery, but she was not about to give up. >> i was criewlg -- i was crawling through the cemetery on hands and knees. no jacket and finally somebody found me. >> two teens were arrested for carjacking. smith says she is not angry, but she wants everybody to know how important it is to be kind. a documentary film maker died at his home. he once described his style to us. >> it is that stuff and the critic is able to define.

>> he has 41 films and it includes one about garlic and another about gaped tooth women and the other showing a german film director eating his shoe. he was 77. a fashion designer known for her tropical print dresses has died. the dresses were a sensation in the 1960s and then eventually a fashion classic. now a look back at the icon. >> the tropical print dresses smashed out of the seen. she married into the newspaper family, but her break had less to do with press stege than something far more practical. she used to run a juice stand and spilled so much juice she asked the seem stress to make dresses in high colors to avoid the stains. the dresses were selling far faster than the juice. jackie kennedy who attended the same school as lily wore one of the dresses in a "life"

magazine shoot and it would help. they hit bumps in the 1980s before a rebirth much later. pulitzer saying she came up with the designs with whatever struck her fancy. fruits, vegetables, politics and peacocks. she said her dresses help make people happy. that's what life is all about. let's have a party and let's have it tonight. >> she was 81 years willed on. still to come, food and heart disease. the food that people eat that could put your life at isk are. >> and the supplement that many doctors tell you to take, but is it really safe. >> and the golden gate brag wet pavement and breezy winds and rain showers all across the bay area this evening. we will pinpoint them on live

new research finds a link between heart disease and energy drinks. when a compound in red meat called carnitine lands in the intestines the microbes produce a substance called metabolite that hardens the arteries. it is found in red meat, but

it can be purchased as a supplement . >> the facts there are such high levels of carnitine or substance these can take over the counter and self-meditate is a cause for for -- for concern. our data suggests that this is a risk factor for the accelerated heart disease. >> the study is published in the journal nature medicine. >> 100,000 american lives could be saved each year by reducing salt intake by half. british researchers am -- analyzed the data over the course of four weeks. researchers say the food industry should cut the amount of sodium put in food and it adds up to 80% of the intake. >> doctors have long recommended it along with calcium to prevent bone

fractures. recent studies cast doubt for healthy women. carolyn jn son has the details. >> like many people, linda takes vitamin d with a calcium supplement every morning. >> it is a routine. brush your teeth three times a day and take my vitamins once a day. >> consumer reports analyzed the supplements including 12 vitamin d and calcium combinations. the good news, testers found they all con intayed as much -- contained as much vitamin d and the safe maximum limit set by the institute of medicine. and they all met federal safety standards. an analysis raised a red flag. >> our last test found levels in nine of the calcium supplements that exceeded the risk. consumer reports said the prices varied widely. it was the best deal at three

cents a capsule. as to whether you need extra vitamin d, the medical experts examined the evidence. >> you probably don't need a supplement if you get some midday sun during the warmer months. if you have a gastrointestinal condition, your doctor may recommend a vitamin d supplement. >> if you do opt for vitamin d, stay within the recommended amounts. too much can put you at risk for kidney damage. >> carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> >> and one last check on our weather with lisa argen. >> hi, ama. here we are looking at the light rain showers and the san ramon valley and walnut creek 680 on the west side. policepleasanton and union city and over to the east bay, 680 and very wet. further south around palo alto and stanford and loss altos,

sunnyvale and cupertino. we have light to moderate rain south to the santa cruz mountains. in the sierra nevada there is snow. we are looking at a couple inches and half a foot there. the winds are gusting to 30 and 40 miles an hour and the visibility is a problem. a mile up in novato. we will be looking at the rain ending through the overnight hours. it is a quick mover. after that the clear skies and the gusty winds and in the hills for tomorrow from the north bay to the east bay and winds 50 miles an hour. a look ahead with less winds and a big time warm up tuesday, wednesday and an offshore flow. on shore flow on thursday and friday. still nice with numbers in the 60s and 70s. 50s at our coast.

we will be near 70 by wednesday. >> thank you, lisa. >> colin rush is in for shu. they really had a great run. >> they had a great run and they were in the game. they just couldn't make it happen. all good things must come to an end. they were hoping the end wouldn't come until tuesday night. the sharks' wind streak has ended and yo

a school record 32 wins and the final four appearance is plenty to be proud of for cal. it may have turned the tide. we will get there pretty soon. coast to coast for two and bears were up eight, but 19 turnovers kept the cardinals close and a minute and a half left. sara hammond puts them up three. and louisville holds them to 20 20.5 points. >> and i am just so grateful that we got to play into the second to last possible day you could be playing a game, and we had a pre game meal today and we got to do a walk through and tuesday night. >> we were not just some cinderella team. we set tout to be elite and we set out to make this program

known. that's something we have done. when you look back and see that is a legacy left, yes it hurt to lose, but that's awesome. i don't think a lot of people will get to do that. >> so true. louisville's win lock etd up the big east title game. they are going for the eighth time. 83-65. brianna stewart had 29 for the huskies. the warriors want to make a sweat. five games left and no gimme's. home contest with utah and picking it up in the fourth quarter. an 88-78 lead. he had 22 points and step back three and three and a half to play. david leigh 21 to 13 and that brings him within three. need a stop here and williams over green. he had 25 and the warriors fall 97-90. the next chance to clinch is against minnesota.

>> you win and you are in, and you can focus on getting better as the season goes on -- or the last five games. now we have work to do. >> the giants finished off a weekend that celebrated the greatness of 2012 and receiving their championship rings. the cardinals didn't care. the rings arrived by a cable car trolley and that means they are special. a proud moments for players and the franchise. the second time they is done this in three years. the giants are leading 2-0. the wheels came off for matt cane. this was tough to watch. the cards with seven hits. fourth appearance since 08 against the cardinals. nine runs back there -- back then. 14-3 the final and matt cane afterwards on the beating. >> for myself and the rest of the guys i wish i had done better to keep the excitement going.

it is a long season and then we will have a lot more games. >> if josh red duck were an as -- if josh reddick were an astro, well, there you have it. chris young in the fifth. 8-0 oaknd la. oakland. it is his right wrist and chasing a foul ball. he will slide into the wall. he is day-to-day with a sprained wrist. they sweep houston and have won five straight. this looks yummy. the sharks stars and if i could ice skate and play hockey i would do that. the backhand top shelf and third goal of the year for him. san jose is up by two. the rebound and tied at four. the game goes to a shootout sharks settle for a point and their seven-game win streak is over. the final round of the craft

championship. kraft championship. rolling true and a final round three under 69. taps in for par and mns 15 -- mns 15. final round of the valero texas open. the game is coming into shape. masters starts on thursday. a final round to finish at 12 under. not quite good enough for the win. it is a niend under 63 and a birdie on 18. the driving tip of the day. the tire must be firmly affixed for optimum performance. kurt bush, 78 car thrapples. car flames. he takes the checkered flag. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. got it all in. >> good job. thank you, colin. >> and thank you for joining us. us. that's it for thispreviously on.

ask me why i'm here. you know, i ask myself that question every day. that was paula, my agent, with big news about my book, "heat wave." are they really making a nikki heat movie? dude, did i call it or what? and you are about to be immortalized on the silver screen. (man) yeah, i'd like to report a murder. i did it. he called to report his crime. it's like he did this for fun. (camera shutter clicks) nikki heat. he dedicated this murder to me. nikki heat i presume. it's beckett. special agent jordan shaw. tell me everything you know about jordan shaw. she is like the federal you. (shaw) if our killer is obsessed with nikki heat, then so are we. so how long have you two been sleeping together? excuse me? am not going to leave you alone. why don't you two escort the body to the morgue? once you're dressed, of course. (lanie) "b-u-r"-- "burn." nikki will burn. somebody always has to die, nikki. (castle) if the man in the window... (gunshot) was ben conrad, he would've shot himself on the left side. ben's not our killer. beckett. (cell phone rings)

(beeps) what, castle? it wasn't ben conrad. he's not the killer! the killer's still alive! the killer's still alive! (three beeps sound) (male voice) good-bye, nikki. good-bye, nikki. kate! (debris clatters) (castle) kate, are you in there?! (bangs on door) kate! (bangs) ouch. ow! (grunts) kate? kate! (debris clattering) (coughing) kate? (coughing) kate. kate. (coughing continues) you're alive. whoa. and you're naked. castle, turn around!