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good evening. i'm katie marzullo. rain is headed to the bay area. it's still mostly dry out. a calm night sky but that is about to change. here's more with live doppler 7 hd. >> we're enjoying a bit of a break. but some of the rain is going to be moving in. it's offshore right now. it's going to start sliding south. i want to show you the forecast animation model. so here's what you can expect for easter sunday. 5:00 tomorrow it hits the north bay coast. and if you have sunday service plans or brunch, have an umbrella handy. we have moderate to light rainfall expected throughout the

bay area tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning. by the afternoon it turns into spotty scattered showers. katie, this is a preview. we've got heavier rain with a threat of thunderstorms and i'll also talk about tahoe travel troubles coming up in the next report. >> france ess, thank you. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. a rural east bay community is running out of options for water. wells are drying up and their only other sources now cut off. a few months ago east bay mud revoked water access to about 100 families saying it can only service customers within its jurisdiction. tiffany wilson explains why they're now concerned the drought could turn their community into a desert. tucked between black hawk and dublin you'll find the valley.

>> a beautiful, beautiful area. >> reporter: about 100 properties make up this slice of paradise. each deals with the same water problem. >> when it comes to any water agency, we've been named no-man's land. >> reporter: up until now, she's sustained her family and horses with this 150-foot well. as the drought deepens members of her community are starting to see their wells run dry. >> we just want to survive. >> reporter: sandy johnson says her well pumps less than a third of a gallon per minute. she used to augment her water supply through east bay mud. now they're left with few feasible options. >> even the commercial haulers are losing their right to deliver us water. i'm losing sleep over it. >> if we're not able to go to our normal sources' sites, what do we do now. >> reporter: even though the residents had tapped into the east bay mud hydrant for years that was always an authorized use. >> it's a very difficult

situation. but legally we cannot allow access to customers outside of our service area. >> reporter: tracy morales said east bay mud must prioritize their customers, and there's nothing the district can do to help the 100 families in the valley. >> someone needs to be able to call an emergency and say these folks out here need water just to survive. >> reporter: as the drought continues, no one knows how long they can last on land without water. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. at this point the valley residents are considering trucking in water from pittsburgh. they say it could cost them up to $2000 a month. evacuation orders have been lifted in sequoia national park as firefighters continue to battle a 20-acre wildfire that broke out around 1:30 this afternoon in the foothills southeast of fresno. crews do now have the fire fully contained. new at 11:00, a charred

camper cover a backyard in hayward. the firefighters say propane exploded when a man tried to light a stove. that man burned his hands and arms. crews put out the fire within ten minutes. the flames did not reach any other building. the yemeni-american community is in mourning tonight as the first reported u.s. citizen was killed in the current rebel fighting. he died tuesday after visiting a mosque in his home country. abc 7 news reporter l yirks ssa joins us. >> reporter: he called the bay area home. he moved here from yemen more than 20 years ago. he died after spending weeks trying to get out of yemen. >> like a second father to me. >> reporter: hearts were heavy tonight as jamal was remembered by his closest family and friends. he died tuesday after being hit

by mortars in a rebel attack. some could barely talk about their loss. >> very hard. >> reporter: praying together helps. everyone was worried when jamal left for yemen in february. he wanted to get his wife and daughter out of the country. the two had been living there for five years without him. with the air strikes and bombings increasing escape proved impossible. even for jamal, who is a u.s. citizen. >> you expect you know a big help when you have an american passport. chinese, they got help. indians, they got help. everyone except americans. >> reporter: the state department is not evacuating citizens from the area. at least six bay area families are trapped in yemen right now. >> we lose lives every minute. >> reporter: the one they're missing most is jamal al abani. >> he doesn't get in people's

business. a person that always has a smile on his face. >> reporter: jamal has two sons living in fresno from a previous marriage. in hayward, abc 7 news. police in nevada believe a couple wanted for questioning after their child was found dead might be in oakland. the case started when north las vegas police checked in on the couple's 17-year-old daughter and her baby. the 4-month-old was found to be malnourished and in critical condition. in another home they found a 3-year-old girl dead. but they could not find her parents. they believe kelly phillips and john may be on the run with five other children. >> we have a 4-month-old who is fighting for its life at the hospital still. again, it is imperative for us to locate these children so we can verify their condition. >> investigators arrested the 17-year-old on child abuse charges. they say she's the older sister

of the 3-year-old who died. their parents have contacts in oakland and los angeles. police are investigating the beating death of a man found unconscious on a west oakland street early this morning. officers found the man suffering from multiple injuries on martin luther king jr. way. police say the victim was arguing with a man before he was beaten. homicide detectives have joined the investigation. novato residents awoke to found dozens of tires slashed. many people wrestling with jacks and lug wrenches as they changed tire after tire near vallejo avenue. novato police believe it happened overnight. our crew counted at least 40 cars. >> i'm glad they didn't nail my corvette.

one tire is $500. >> it's hard. because we are not rich people. we work every day to have something to eat. >> police are looking not only for tips but for any surveillance video in the neighborhood that would help identify the vandals. a hazardous materials team is cleaning out a trash-filled home in san francisco's inner richmond district where a body was found inside. san francisco police detectives say their preliminary investigation shows no sign of foul play. neighbors tell abc 7 news a senior who lived in the home was hospitalized at least once for extreme hoarding. if you plan on taking b.a.r.t. tomorrow, you may face delays through oakland. because work will begin on a project b.a.r.t. calls vital. crews will begin replacing track

and other equipment. it will take place between now and august. buses will shuttle b.a.r.t. riders to the coliseum. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00 -- >> all the -- >> terrifying stories of survival after a massacre at a kenyan school. and more threats made today. plus the story behind the sales pitch that brought computers to almost every home. bay area demonstrators

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from mexico's government in san francisco's mission district today. hundreds listened as family members told the stories of 43 college students who vanished in september. activists claim the students disappeared after they planned to protest against the mexican government. >> we can march the streets and know we'll be able to go home that night, whereas in mexico children and families are disappearing entirely. the government is chalking it up that it's the cartels. but there's responsibility in there that the government's not doing enough. >> one of the missing students, a 19-year-old, is from san jose. mexican officials say badly burned human remains were found near his school. it might not be possible to identify them though. prosecutors claim members of a drug cartel confessed to killing the students. almost 50 years before steve jobs demoed the first iphone lich on stage, there was another tech demo in san francisco that may have changed computing

history forever. jonathan bloom has more from stanford for what's come to be called the mother of all demos is being recreated with a twist. >> we're trying our best to show you rather than tell you about this program. >> reporter: so began doug eng willbart's demo. >> if i make mistakes, i can back up a little bit. >> reporter: in 1968 no one used a word processor. >> we have a device called a mouse. >> the idea of a mouse really came from doug. and i built the first one. >> reporter: bill english engineered the famous demo by the stanford research institute. the computer was too big to move, so he used tv cameras and broadcast trucks to beam a picture of the display all the way up to a conference in san francisco. >> steve jobs bill gates, they were there and they saw it. we impressed them. >> reporter: that's why english is now a guest of honor at this

production at the stanford campus. >> we wanted to find a way to heighten the experience for the audience. >> reporter: michael is one of the composers. >> we used the video, lighting, sound design in such a way to sometimes explode into 2015. and sort of retreat back into 1968. >> reporter: as his co-creator plays the trumpet. >> basically it's a computer code. the whole next generation of people who are working with code sort of look at code as poetry. >> reporter: having the production here doesn't bring it back to where it all began. stanford is a university, and this is a teachable moment. >> we've even designed a class around this piece. it's called doug eng willbart's unfinished legacy. >> reporter: they think there's a lot to discuss. >> it raises all kinds of ideas about where is digital culture where should we be going what's the potential, what are the pitfalls. >> reporter: predicting

computerized maps and video collaboration. >> i think the use of the internet is something we didn't predict at the time. the extensive use of individual access to the internet. >> reporter: in fact, the internet is now where you can now see the video. the live show is sold out. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. early risers in the bay area caught a quick total eclipse of the moon. these photos taken by a viewer just before dawn from grizzly peak boulevard in berkeley. the moment when the moon was completely hidden by the earth's shadow lasted just minutes. the next total lunar eclipse takes place in september. sticking with what's happening in the sky we'll send it over to abc 7 news meteorologist frances. >> we can definitely use the rain, and it's on its way. right now showing us rain offshore. things are going to change very quickly. here's a live view as we look down toward san francisco. things are cooling down in san

francisco. 51. oakland 51. boy, was it windy today. even though the winds have calmed down, still gusting to 29 miles per hour in oakland. san jose currently 50. we're also dropping into the 40s as well. here we're looking out towards the bay and the bay bridge from the east bay hills camera. santa rosa down to 46. where we did get some trace amounts of rainfall, even earlier this evening napa at 48, and petaluma at 46. we look towards the transamerica tower, this is what you need to know. we have showers easter sunday. i'll show you the timing. then get ready for very heavy rain monday, all the way into tuesday with the threat of thunderstorms. and even small hail for the bay area. and i'll talk about tahoe troubles as well. here's the very cold storm system. this is sliding south. this is going to move through tomorrow morning as the front brings us additionally cold weather. and the forecast animation, i'll put it into play.

7:00 tomorrow sunrise is at 6:49. we've got some widespread moderate to light rainfall all around the bay area. the pink and white you see there, that could be possible snowfall in the higher elevations. by sunday afternoon, it looks like we'll get a little bit of a break and it will turn into spotty scattered showers and then mainly dry for sunday evening. but then get ready for this. check out the heavy rain. you notice the bands of yellow there? and orange? heavier rain monday evening through parts of the north bay in santa rosa. it's probably going to hit us most midnight tuesday. but then look for a messy commute tuesday morning and the rain continues all the way into tuesday afternoon and evening. rainfall total amounts, pretty hefty actually. we're talking about 1/2 up to 1 inch around the north bay and the coast. around the central bay look for 1/2 an inch to 3/4 of an inch. less in the south bay, 1/4

to 1/2 an inch. if you're heading to tahoe or back home, beware there's a winter weather advisory tomorrow morning until midnight. 48 inches of snow expected, with gusts up to 35 miles per hour. now, a lot of folks are probably not carrying chains with them because of the warm weather. so you can expect delays on i-80 and highway 50. if you can leave earlier that would be better than, rather than later. check out the impressive snowfall amounts as well through tuesday afternoon. we're talking 20 inches donner. overnight lows mainly in the 40s, with 40 in napa, up to 49 in san francisco. look for temperatures to be cooler, especially in the inland areas, where we'll only warm up to the low 60s. so 62 out in antioch. 59 in san francisco. easter showers you know when they're coming and how much. but get ready for the heavier

rainfall monday into tuesday with some possible thunderstorms. then calm and dry wednesday and warming up into next weekend. >> a little glimpse of winter at least for a few days there. >> winter in spring right now. >> thank you frances. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, the iteam

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christians have begun celebrating easter around the world. pope francis led thousands of roman catholics in an easter vigil service at the vatican. some of the communities date back to the earliest days of christianity. there was an easter bunny sighting in oakland today. abc 7 news was there. the community in richmond

organization hosted its ninth annual easter egg hunt at brookdale hunt. there was the traditional search for prize-filled plastic eggs. easter egg hunting in sports? >> could be yes. we're down to our final two. all right? the ncaa tournaments, that is. duke and wisconsin. we'll show you how they got there. the warriors clinched home court advantage throughout the play-offs in dallas.

the warriors in dallas, kerr won 63 games. two more road games for the

warriors. after tonight, steph curry. stoudemire had ten. right-handed jam. five threes. andre 18 points, 28 minutes off the bench. the throwdown. fouled out from half-court to beat the buzzer. nothing but net here. warriors win their 12th straight, 123-110 your final. now 50 games over 500. wow. kentucky-wisconsin met in the final four last year. same two met again this year in the final four. badgers are advancing to the final. wisconsin fans were ready for the upset. 48 seconds into the game, the alley-oop.

game went back and forth. over two minutes left. badgers down two. shot clock expired. huge break for wisconsin. gives his team the lead for good. the badgers heading to the national championship for the first time in 74 years. 7 71-64 your final. >> it's good to have a chance to play a good team along the way. >> we've got to give wisconsin credit. they did to us what we have done to teams. >> i know everybody's going to say, oh, this season is historic. i just can't believe anybody's going to do what these kids just did to get to this point unblemished. >> duke and michigan state in the other matchup. battle of two great coaches. early 14-6 lead.

oh okafor had 14. misses the three. follows his own shot with the one-handed flush. duke moving on to face kentucky 81-61 the final. a must-win. second period 2-1 phoenix. mad scramble in front of the net. 3-1 coyotes. in the third mark goes top shelf. right there. coyotes win 5-3, their first regulation win in 27 games. coming up later in the newscast nathan johnson the preseason today in oakland and bar i zito has a now home for now. >> thank you, shu. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. a look at an unusual one-man

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good evening. i'm katie marzullo. residents in alameda county need to find another source for water, now that their wells are running dry. the utility says no because the customers are not within their jurisdiction. firefighters continue to battle a wildfire in sequoia national park. it's burned about 20 acres since

breaking out this afternoon. but it is now 100% contained and evacuation orders have been lifted. hazardous materials teams are cleaning out a trash-filled home after a body was found inside. san francisco police say there were no signs of foul play. the neighbors tell abc 7 news that the senior citizen had been treated previous already foi extreme hoarding. there are new threats from a terror group that attacked a school in kenya this week killing nearly 150 people. gunmen with the group al shabaab say they're targeting christian students. tonight we're hearing from the ones who survived this week's attacks. alex marquardt has details. >> reporter: it was a horror that lasted 13 hours and left at least 148 people dead. gunshots shattering the quiet on thursday morning, jolting students at the university college out of their beds.

as four gunmen from al shabaab stormed campus. this young man emerging from one building saying he covered himself in his classmate's blood, and played dead. >> i only managed to survive from all the blood. >> reporter: this young woman hid in a wardrobe and covered herself with clothes. she said she heard the gunmen ask her fellow students about islam, if they couldn't answer the question, they would be executed. she remains hidden for two days. without food or water. now 48 hours later, the broken glass and bullet holes still visible. police say they killed the four gunmen and have arrested five other suspects. now the kenyan government vowing to hunt down muhammad muhammad the alleged mastermind behind the massacre, offering a more

than $200,000 bounty. but on saturday al shabaab said this slaughter will not be the last and kenyan cities will run red with blood. the president vowing to respond in the severest way possible and calling for three days of national mourning. abc news, london. a southern california man is spending the next eight weeks inside a glass box fasting. he's doing it in protest of the genocide which happened 100 years ago. more than 1 million ar menians were killed by the turkish government. the fresno police department's deputy chief has resigned amid federal drug charges including conspiracy to distribute oxycodone and heroin. 51-year-old keith foster was arrested last week after a year-long investigation using

wiretaps and surveillance. foster, a 29-year veteran with the force, pleaded not guilty to the charges. he faces up to 45 years in prison and $2.5 million in fines if convicted. there are new developments on a corruption case at the san francisco police department. the abc 7 news iteam confronted a towing company owner under criminal investigation for allegedly bribing a cop. abc 7 news iteam reporter has the story. >> reporter: nelson lopez has a handle on the towing business in the bayview hunter's point area of san francisco. especially any tows ordered by one particular police officer. records obtained under the sunshine ordinance show nelson towing service performed a third of 2,000 tows in the bayview last year. but when ricky rodriguez handled the call somehow he got the business 84% of the time. i caught up to nelson lopez's office.

i need to talk to you about this. how is it that you got so many tows from ricky. >> reporter: the police department confirms they've launched a criminal investigation into whether nelson lopez gave kickbacks to ricky rodriguez. have you paid him any money? >> out. >> you're on private property. >> i'm going. >> reporter: i just want to make sure i'm giving you a fair chance. have you ever paid him bribes? no answer from lopez. sources familiar with the case also tell me rodriguez and nelson were often spotted dining together at this bar and grill popular with officers and that the tow company owner always picked up the tab. ricky retired in february after 32 years. he most recently served on the captain's staff at bayview station. he left as the criminal investigation against him began. >> as chief how seriously do you take an issue like that?

>> obviously anything that affects character i don't think anybody's missed my comments that there's no place in the san francisco police department and shouldn't be in any department for a dishonest cop. >> reporter: the towing management company holds a contract with san francisco. when an officer needs a tow, auto return dispatches trucks from several different companies. the one that happens to be closest, normally gets the job. but sources inside auto return tell me when rodriguez called for a tow he usually said, nelson towing was already on the scene. >> i need to talk to you. >> i can't. >> reporter: no? rodriguez wouldn't talk to me when i saw him three weeks ago at his house on the peninsula and he did not return my phone calls on this new information. former federal prosecutor and abc 7 legal analyst gil told me rodriguez could face prison time if convicted. >> if the allegations are true this is a police officer taking a form of bribe a kickback in

exchange for performing an action under color of being a police officer. that's bribery, that's a state offense, a federal offense. >> reporter: rodriguez is also under investigation for taking this undercover car from the station in 2011 and keeping it all this time as his personal vehicle. investigators spotted it on google maps parked outside the officer's home. this story began with a tip from inside the san francisco police department. and if you have something i should look into call me at 1-888-40-iteam or go to the iteam page on abc7news.com. next on abc 7 news at 11:00 one of l.a.'s smallest but most loved stages for amateur crooners is turning off the mic after this weekend. i'm frances dinglasan.

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now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. it's the end of an era for a southern california karaoke bar, the first in the country. there have been a few famous faces to take the stage over the years. its final song will come this weekend. abc news reporter john von dam has more. >> you know how it works, people who can sing and who can't sing.

and those who don't have an audience finally get one. through the unique cultural phenomenon known as karaoke. which legend started here in this format, dimples of burbanks which claims to be the first karaoke bar, 33 years. look who has come by over the years. jennifer love hewitt. britney spears. will of will & grace. kiefer sutherland. saved by the bell guys. fresh prince guy. charles barkley and -- peggy

perry. hoping it might all work out. but now it's ending. dimples is closing down, making way for a supermarket and condos. this day was always coming, it's just how life is all good songs come to an end. and the not so good. abc news, washington. well done. a california woman has a creative way to save water. though it may be a little too creative for some of us. she installed an unusual fixture in her bathroom part toilet, part sink. it's called sinkpositive. she said it saves about ten gallons of water or more a day. it's completely sanitary. water is going into the sink before it goes into the toilet. >> this is the water source from the city water. >> you can find sinkpositive at

online stores like home depot and amazon. well, any water we can save at this point is helpful. but we're going to get a little bit from the sky in the next few days. >> we can also think positive katie, with the sinkpositive. radar satellite image shows rain offshore. that will be moving in. i also want to take you up to the tahoe area. some flurries were reported in truckee. there is going to be snow tomorrow, chain requirements as well which could mean a lot of travel troubles if you're heading to and from the sierra. tahoe 41. look for cool temperatures as well in chico at 60. we have rain and snow showers in northern california and cool temperatures as well. 54 in yosemite. if you're traveling to the southern half of the state, 70 in los angeles. 85 in palm springs. they'll get the rain later on as well. sunday, tomorrow a little cooler. temperatures near 60. look for 58 in vallejo 60 in fairfield, 61 in san jose, 59 in san francisco. and we will take the rain or

snow, anything we can get just a reminder we're only at 5% of normal for snow pack which is a record low. and of course, it's concerning because 30% of our water usage for the year comes from snow pack. so seven-day forecast easter showers tomorrow. mainly in the morning. tapering off in the afternoon. then get ready for the very heavy rain monday night into tuesday with some thunderstorms and possibly some small hail. warmer drier into the weekend, though. >> looking forward to the rain. thank you, frances. a lot of people looking forward to baseball. >> play ball. regular season opens monday. the big question will barry zito make the final roster or accept a position in the minors?

the rubber game of the final preseason game matchup. the a's faced parker and doolittle along with coco crisp on the 15-day dl. striking out one. two runs off the a's. justin maxwell line drive to left off the glove of brett loury. then in the sixth, 36-year-old

barry zito made his return to the coliseum in an a's uniform. after the game he was reassigned to the minors. tim lincecum. >> i was going to take a year off. i was going to come back. i've been having a lot of fun this spring. i just want to keep doing that. i didn't stay in shape for a year to come back here and, you know, go all in and sit at home. go to a ballpark in nashville, you know. see the wife and kid. >> i can't complain about the results. five shutout innings. confidence builder into the season. we'll have complete coverage of the a's opener on monday. we'll be live at the coliseum against the texas rangers.

with the masters set for next week, and tiger woods feeling all the thunder with his announcement he will play at augusta, time to fine-tune your game for the year. playing 178 yards. does he have enough club? i think he do. hole in one. 5 for 10. rationed his caddie who is also his brother-in-law. chip in for biddy on 7. a double bogey on 15. 13 under. 41-foot birdie putt on 16. >> unfortunately it's not going to be very easy. on this type of a golf course, i'm just going to have to go out and make a couple of birdies early in the round. it's going to take you know a really good start tomorrow to

keep myself in position. lewis 4 under 68 launching herself into second. thompson in the hunt started with four birdies including this one on 12. two straight bogeys. put her in ninth place. morgan tied for third after shooting a 1 under 71. second shot on 12. nearly goes in. she birdied the hole. she also birdied 17. >> i like to hit the driver a little bit better. but i'm excited. i feel like everything's slowly getting better every day. but got off to a great start today which i need to do tomorrow. the miami open final. 20-match win extreme dominating from start to finish. wins in just 56 minutes.

only dropped five points in the second set cruising to a straight set victory. 6-2, 6-0. first miami open title. needs a little competition. 2-0 in the final. to the ice. usa and canada, first period. 1-0 usa. americans leading 6-5. team usa wins the world championship 7-5. fifth world title in the last six years. u.s. women preparing for the world cup in soccer facing new zealand. busch stadium. three more in the second. scores in her hometown. julie johnson heads it in. and usa wins 4-0. charlie adams pretty stoked after this 65-yard shot. and in. from his own side of the field ties it at 1.

that's insane. chelsea would end up winning the game #2-1 your final. i hope you enjoy your easter sunday. i'll be eating easter eggs as i'm sitting in the newsroom. >> always happy to have you. thank you for joining us. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. thanks again for watching. the news continues now online, on twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices with our ♪ ♪ ♪

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