an innocent woman becomes a vic of three accused armed robbers in a high-speed bid to outrun san francisco police. i'm katie marzullo. we gibb with -- begin with details on a deadly hit and run. [sirens] >> this picture shows the chase last night. the suspect's car hit and killed bridget checker. cornell bernard spoke with her father and has the latest.

>> reporter: such a sad story. bridge jet klecker's family are def calculated by her loss. her -- devastated by her loss. her father says she was simply crossing the street when she was hit by a speeding car. the police need to find the suspects responsible. the wild police chase through the streets of san francisco. three minute suspected in a string of recent armed robberies running from cops in a stolen car. this witness hatt had never seen anything like it. >> could hear the emergency vehicles and watched a four-door sedan hitting every bump. >> when the chase crossed the street bridget klecker was struck and later died. her father, john, spoke with us by phone from his home in north carolina. >> she had a great sense of humor, was always fun to be

around likes to party. just enjoyed living and enjoyed working for the food service group. >> reporter: the pursuit continued after klecker was hit. >> continued over to the central and southern district, ultimately landing at post and powell street where the suspect struck a second pedestrian. >> reporter: that person is expected to survive. the suspect's car was found abandoned on treasure island. the search for the suspects continues. >> this man is accused in a murder in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. he is in jail tonight. investigators say the 389-year-old stabbed another man near 45th avenue just after 4:00 yesterday morning. tips led police to the suspect. to developing news. security officials have cleared the u.s. capitol building lockdown after shots were fired prompting a massive security

response during a busy tourist weekend. >> reporter: sirens and police shouting at emergency crews put the u.s. capitol on lockdown. >> came over on the loud spoker the capitol was locked down. >> reporter: cell phone footage shows the response on the west front of the building after man shot himself. >> one girl started to ask me something. she was looking over my shoulder and i saw him fall. >> reporter: the map had on a blue backpack, sign taped to his hand, suitcase nearby. capitol employee were told to take shelter and stay put. the area declared offlimits. >> we have cleared the area and re-opened the united states capitol. >> they're professionals. they know what they're doing. they made sure we were safe.

>> reporter: the lockdown and related street closures bads in for a busy weekend in washington, which i blowing host to the annual cherry blossom festival which draws in tens of thousands of tourist from around the world. >> you suspect to not see this thing. and makes me nervous. you're not secure. >> police say there is no connection to terrorism and the capitol building is open again. abc news washington. >> the obama administration is moving forward with plans to remove cuba from the u.s. state department's list of terrorism sponsors. on this historic day. president obama met with cuban president, raul cass store during the summit of themers themers in panama. raul blames u.s., too many of cuba's hardships and then said it wasn't president obama's fault. >> it is fair i apologize to president obama but i am one of

those who thinks i have told these to several heads of state and government, president obama is an honest man. >> castro says he welcomes the improved relationship between the two nations. >> they're now in a position to move on a path towards the future and leave behind some of the circumstances of the past that have made it so difficult i think, for our countries to communicate. >> president obama believes as more exchanges and commerce take place between the two countries the cuban and american people will reflect a more positive relationship between the two governments. a shooting threat at cal state east bay has proved to be unfounded. extra police are patrolling the campus today. school leaders yesterday posted alerts on the campus web site and social media pages after a student says he overheard a group of people refer to bringing guns to campus today.

student groups say a lot of students stayed away from scheduled events. >> 200 people didn't show up today who had signed up. >> re did take it seriously and thought, better be safe than sorry. we issued the warning. >> some groups scheduled to use campus facilities today cancelled their events. dozens of people gathered for a rally and march in north charleston, south carolina, this afternoon, hour after walter scott's funeral. the african-american man shot and killed while running from a white police officer during a traffic stop a week ago. scott's family spoke of the father of four's life and say they hoch his death will be a catalyst for change. >> change has to come. something has to come out of this death elm didn't die in vain. >> their son is going to be remembered for changing the way that we look at each other. >> officer michael slager stopped scott april 4th for a broken taillight. relatives suspect scott took off in fear of going jail again over

missed court payments. slager has been fired and charged with murder. i is the second day of the three-day closure of van ness avenue between geary boulevard and post street, where crews are building an underground walkway to connect california pacific medical center's future hospital and medical office building. >> installing effectively temporary structural walls. that's all we're trying to accomplish this weekend. those walls will be part of the temporary structure that will allow us to continue work all summer long, underneath that, and install a permanent tunnel structure. >> detours have caused traffic delays in the already congested area. lanes will re-open at 12:00 a.m. monday, two more closures will take place, april 24th through april 26th and labor day weekend. up next, an update on a cement spill in an east bay creek, and keep it clean the effort to prevent a popular spot in san francisco from getting

trashed. a fright mid-flight. how passengers dealt with man who suddenly tried to choke another passenger. >> i'm drew tuma, we're soaked in sunshine across the region. nice comfortable temperatures and heading into sunday we'll up the temperatures before changes head our way next

park police add ed extra patrols at fort mason to keep people from trashing the area. the move comes after piles of trash were left in the park last month. after word got out several volunteers helped pick up the trash. the city spends $400,000 a year

cleaning up after weekend crowds at local parts. residents say it's a growing problem. crews will be working to clean up 12 truckloadses of cement that spilled into, a oakland creek. east may mud says that cleanup will run this weekend at glen echo keeping. it -- glen echo creek. >> it's going really well so far. there's a tremendous amount of work to do and all picks and shovels and jack hammers. it's hot, dirty work. >> the spill seriously damaged plant and wildlife in a half mile of the creek in oakland's upper rockridge neighborhood. wait caused when utility crews left a valve open while retrofitting a pipe. >> family feud involving police. officers are taken offguard when

fists fly as they respond to a call for help. taking you live outside we could see some record-breaking warmth.

a passenger on an air canada flight says a stranger tried to strangle him mid-flight. [shouting] >> sit down! >> all the things that can happen on a play. passengers yelled at him when they accused the attacker of trying to get out his seat. he wrapped the cord of his head phone around another man's neck. people jumped in to help. when the plane landed in atlanta police escorted the man off the

flight for a mental evaluation. a chaotic brawl involving police and a family in a walmart parking not arizona end with one man dead and an officer shot ask wounded. one suspect got ahold of the officer's gun. police releasedded the video of the fight. officers tried to use stun guns to stop a large family from attacking them. police were called to the scene on a report that members of the family assaulted a walmart employee. five people were arrested. the u.s. forest service says it will look into an expired permit that supplies nestle with water from a national forest in california for its bottled water business. an investigation by the desert sun found that the company's permit to transport water across the san bernardino national forest expired in 1988. forest service officials say they will investigate the permit issue and do an environmental review after concern were raised amid the state's ongoing route

-- drought. an eighth grader in oakley has raised more than $800 worth of school supplies this year to help local students. claressa wilson created start the bus school supply giveaway after realizing many class disruptions came from students not having the necessities like pens and paper. business and community donations have helped start the bus supply between 250 and 300 students, each event like tied's in antioch. wilson will attend antioch high school next year and plans to continue the program. nice work. well done. over to weather now drew, with more on what might be record warmth. we have heard that phrase a lot. >> this winter and spring. spring break the week ahead. nice conditions and temperatures. live doppler 7hd showing you it is clear above. taking you live outside. here's a look.

one place you want to be on a warm day the beach. the sand is busy this afternoon and we'll duplicate this picture tomorrow as temperatures will rise even more in the afternoon on sunday than we did today. as you step outside on this saturday afternoon, rather comfortable. 70 in oakland. 69 danville. 73 concord. half moon bay, temperature of 59 degrees. we are dealing with a bit of a breeze out there from the west, and it's gusting at times to 33 miles-per-hour at sfo elsewhere the general wind pattern is anywhere from 15 to 25 miles-per-hour through the evening. as you -- satellite and radar shows you this void of cloud cover where high pressure has set up shop. high pressure will stay for sunday so sunshine on the way and warming temperatures. look off to the west and this thin line of cloud cover moving through the pacific, that's a weak cold front and will dive south over the next 48 hours and by monday it's going to

help to cool off our temperatures. look at the week ahead for livermore. average high this time of the year is 70 degrees. better than that tomorrow. by monday and tuesday once that cold front moves through here, temperaturessed cool off into the low 70s. once the front gets out of here, temperatures skyrocket. by thursday and friday, 15 degrees above normal. a similar picture setting up for san jose as well. we'll dip a bit come monday when the cold front moves through. by thursday and friday toasty, temperatures in the mid-80s. so, overnight tonight, lows will see plenty of stars. 47 in richmond. 50, san francisco, 46, palo alto, 44 in antioch. highs for tomorrow, a touch warmer than we were today. lots of sunshine on the way. 77 vallejo. 78 concord. 69, san francisco. 77, san jose. 81 warm degrees in antioch. the cherry blossom festival continues tomorrow in san

francisco japantown. plenty of sunshine, by 2:00 it's bright and it's warm with a temperature around 68 degrees. we'll go across the bay for game three in what is a three-game series with the mariners and the a's. the uv index this time of year rather high so get the sun screen on. by 3:30, temperatures are mild, right around 70 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow, a mild pattern setting up. endland valleys, low 80s, coast, low 60s by monday the kole front moves through, will cool us off bring clouds into the evening, and not out of the question that monday night and early tuesday morning we could have a sprinkle in the north bay but that's about it. after that once it gets out of here by wednesday, thursday, and friday, it is feeling like super -- summer around here lots of sunshine and temperatures 15 degrees above normal. >> not really good news but good news if your visiting from say,

some like chicago. >> exactly. have to enjoy this weather. >> we have visitors in the studio. colin is in for shu. what's up with the a's. >> they should have won this game. to send or not to send. that was the question in oakland. some thought we'd never see this from tiger, ever again at the masters. but did he gain ground

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the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >> standing on the tee at 17, jordan spieth had a seven-shot

lead. by the time he walked the 18th 18th his lead was down to four. top major champions making a charge including tiger woods. the fist pump after grinding out a birdie. tiger 4-under minus 6 tied for fifth. an hour and a half later spieth similar putt for birdie, 17 under. six clear of the field. phil mickelson low round of the day. long birdie putt on 16. back doors it to get to 12-under. a 67 for lefty. finishes 11-under, five back. fireworks on 16. justin rose, gets to minus 11. spieth moves to 18-under. he has a seven-shot lead but on 17 double bogeys six the first time all week the 21-year-old falters slightly. minutes later on 18 rose closing with the birdie.

rose at 12-under. will join spieth in the final pairing. he has to make up four on jordan not three because spieth with the miraculous up and down to save par on 18. yes, he would make the par putt from there. spieth, the masters record 16-under through three rounds. leaderboard, tiger rory, phil, roast, only charlie hoffman has not one a major and spieth is seeking his first. huge for him heading into sunday. >> that up and down i don't recommend hitting it there. it was a one in five to make a putt so very pleased with having that putt roll right in. >> one incorrect decision the difference between the a's winning and losing today at the coliseum. glove, jersey hat, plate lay gall. sonny gay one-hitter opening night good again today. leaves in the eighth with a

runner on. bull pen can't hold the lead. nelson cruz's first with seattle. a three-unrun shot. a's tie it up after that. then 4-4. same score in the tenth. a's a chance to win it. ike davis two feet from getting over the wall. zobrist trying to score from first. mike gallegos waves him home. nailed for the second out. next inge, brad miller down the line to plate lowing geneson. 5-4 seattle. a's have followed every win if a a loss so far. they're 3-3. who would have thought this. sharks and kings playing a meaningless season finale can both elim indiana. 1:38 into the game you final sharks goal of the season. l.a. rattles off the next four. kings win it 4-1.

sharks, who lost the stanley cup playoffs from home for in the first time in ten seasons. tough news for sharks fans. tonight at 6:00 reaction from the a's locker room in the tough loss, and how does stanford football look? we'll show you the annual cardinal and white game. >> have to throw football in there. >> baseball, and warriors playing the timberwolves, the giants playing later. look for that cornucopia. >> i'm going to write it down. >> and college ice hockey. >> keep us guessing. a

coming up at 6:00, they're big bucks being spent on an east bay senate race. we'll show you where the money is coming from. and coachella music festival invades california. what are organizers doing for their water needs in the desert during the drought. finally at 5:00 a miniindiana jones made a rare find near dallas. five-year-old wiley bryce discovered a dinosaur fossil as a construction site behind a goes -- grocery store. it's the size of a horse and it's 100 million years old. the fossil is being cleaned and assembled at a nearby university. well done.

>> that's going to do it. thank you for watching. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." new beginning. the u.s. and cuba ending a half century of hostility. the hand shakes, the historic meeting and the apology. breaking news from washington. a lockdown on one of the city's busiest tourist weekends a man with a suitcase shoots himself outside the capitol. orders to shelter in place, the bomb squad on the scene. saying good-bye. the south carolina man shot by police laid to rest and tonight a second officer now under the microscope. did he tell the truth when he said he tried to save walter scott's life? and, wiped out. new images of a deadly tornado that destroyed an entire town. the flattened church van.