live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> everything about this attack blows up your mind that why would somebody do that? >> local pakistanis worry about the emotional toll is taking on loved ones back home. good evening. i'm eric thomas. suicide bombers targeted a public park in the capital city of pakistan. dozens are dead, many women and children. lilian kim is in our newsroom with more. lilian? >> pakistani americans living in the bay area got word from their friends and family. a heartbreaking situation as they have seen more violence in their home country in the last few years. >> they started their day with horrible news.

a suicide bombing where both of them lived before moving to the u.s. the bomb was detonated within several feet of the swingett is. 300 more people were injured. fortunately no one they knew were among the casualties, but they worry about the emotional toll it is taking on their friends and family. >> every time you hear about this you think about your kids and the environment and stress there has been now brought up -- into. >> this time a splinter faction of the at that . is claiming responsibility. saying christians are the target. >> it is a day of our worship is a day [inaudible]. >> they have been doing what they can to help the situation in their homeland despite living a half a world away. they helped raise money for schools hoping access to more

education will help the spread of extremism. >> just to raise awareness and education as you get people educated and hopefully it will open their mind. >> the chief minister has ordered three dayses of morning. the u.s. condemns the attack. they say attacks like these deepen our shared resolve to defeat terrorism around the world. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. a powerful image from that attack in pakistan showing the outpouring of support for victims. all of the people you see here showed up to donate blood for the wounded. two more americans are confirmed dead in brussels bringing to four the number of u.s. victims. the state department has not released their names out of respect for their family. raids took place in brussels and two other cities linked to the deadly attacks. four people were taken into

custody. people were joined by others around the world as they mourned the victim. pope francis denounced blind and brutal terrorism as they held a vigil at st. peter's basilica. the pope cited recent attacks in belgium, turkey, nigeria and iraq and he prayed that the victims of terrorists hillary ject the -- will reject conflict and instead work together. abc7 news was in san francisco as worshipers packed saint mary's cathedral. today's services marked the end of holy week. it follows good friday, the holiest day of the church year. 10 people are without a home tonight after an intense fire raced through a santa rosa fourplex.

flames tore through the roof at 5:30 this afternoon. it started in a downstairs unit and quickly spread. two residents went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the sonoma county task force is investigating the cause of the fire. >> a crash in san francisco's mission district left one person dead this afternoon. it happened after 5:00 a ererro street between 17th and 18th street. the driver who died had a medical emergency causing him to swerve and hit another car head on. the other driver had minor injuries. police are investigating the second incident of racist graffiti found in san leandro earlier this month. police discovered racial slurs painted on a wall at morena park near a playground. alyssa harrington has the story. >> kids play by the

amphitheater on easter sunday. under the new coat of paint, graffiti. it is directed as hispanics and african-americans. here are pictures posted on twitter. police say someone vandalized the park last night. >> we called the graffiti team to come out. we didn't want to have the park with that image. >> not only is the graffiti offensive, it is gang-related. the number 14 used in the drawing is connected to the nor nor -- norteno gang. >> our investigators are looking into the possibility of who the suspect in this case really could be right now. we do not believe this is a white sue -- sprem mist gang. >> parents i spoke to were upset the words were so close to the play ground. >> it is disturbing especially with little kid now a days. i

don't think they should be doing this especially when there are kids and it is a public place and you are not supposed to be showing that to kid. >> police are asking the public for help to keep an eye out for anyone suspicious. alyssa herring n to, abc7 news. oakland firefighters freed a young construction worker trapped in a trench. abc7 news was in oakland after the ground gave way on 17th avenue and east 20th street. they had to shore it up before they freed someone under two concrete slabs. >> he was right under the window. and a couple pieces were pining him against the wall. the 17-year-old was taken to highland hospital and he is expected to be okay. >> police are asking for your help finding this man, perez reyes, a resident of anchorage, alaska. he has the mental capacity of

a 6-year-old and speaks limited english. he was visiting the city with his caregiver when she left him with her boyfriend. both men disappeared and haven't been seen since. chp is working with richmond police after a rash of highway shootings, both of which are fatal. melanie woodrow had a chance to ride along with one of richmond pd's gang experts. she has the story tonight. >> on this afternoon the richmond police officer is patrolling santa fe. the gang members also have a name for it it. it is one of several areas terry o is showing us. >> gangs have determined this to be their territory. >> no matter how many times gang fro fee tee is paint -- gang graffiti comes down it goes up again. they remember when it was worse. >> when we first moved in you didn't see children out there. >> why?

>> due to the violence. >> while there are more children outside playing now, the improvements seem to have stalled. >> we went about 10 years where it was real nice here until i would say about a year ago. >> the beginning couple of months, i think they have taken us back for a loss. >> richmond pd says since november there have been eight highway shootings. seven on interstate 80 between pinole and berkeley, one of which was fatal and another shooting on interstate 580 before the marina bay exit. chp says a man shot and killed on westbound 80 was known to law enforcement. >> they had strong ties to richmond gangs. we couldn't tell that each of these was an incident that was a targeted incident. >> we have come a long way as a city and we have a long way to go. >> there have been to arrests in any of the highway

shootings. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> abc7 news has learned the long-time uc berkeley faculty member carla hess will be appointed to deal with high-profile incidents of sexual harassment and sexual assault. she is the executive dean of the college of letters and sigh -- sciences. >> secretary of state john kerry with his stake on the white house. >> it is clear to me what is happening is an embarrassment to our country. >> the questions he is tired of answering from world leaders. and a big day coming for commercial crab fishermen. why everyone is holding their breath about a crucial test. >> and temperatures are cooler thanks to a strong breeze. the breeze will only strengthen tomorrow ushering in temperatures for your monday. >> and we will take you to an easter event not involving any

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francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> everywhere i go, every leader i meet they ask about what is happening in america. they cannot believe it. i think it is fair to say that they are shocked. >> that's the u.s. secretary of state john kerry speaking about the republican candidates for president on cbs' face the nation this morning. kerry is creating sentiment

about the candidates. it is for banning muslim immigrants in the attack of brussels. >> we can't follow europe. we can't follow their mistakes. we need our law enforcement to fight this enemy. it is different from islam. >> that's ted cruz sticking to his message following last week's bombings. cruz said europe's lax immigration policies have created a, quote, hotbed of radicalization. a new republican poll in california shows donald trump leading with ted cruz close behind. trump has 37% of voters and cruz has 30 and john kasich has 12. the poll also shows if trump wins the fume nation, 27% -- wins the nomination, 27% would not vote for him in the general election. usc and los angeles times conducted the poll surveying 1500 registered gop voters. members of the bay area

ease islamic center -- islamic center have come together to support hurricane victim in the south pacific. hurricane winston claimed 42 lives and left a trail of disaster. abc7 news was in san leandro as community members readied a 40-foot container for food, clothing and materials. >> putting the resources together with friends and family. anything you do with your heart, it is a possibility that we will come out helping those people in distressed islands. >> mr. shaw has family ties to fiji. his company is helping to ship the container to the islands. we learned about the story through a viewer. you can tell us what is happening by e-mailing abc7 listens at kgo-tv.com. well, tomorrow tests will beacon ducted to determine -- be conducted to determine if the dungeness crab is any

good. the ban on crab fishing was lifted after higher levels of acid delayed the opening of crab season. it has caused quality to suffer, but others say it has given done jaw nuss crab -- dungeness crab more time to fatten up ?ie. for those who don't celebrate easter the traditional way there is something unique to san francisco. here it is, the annual big wheel race. abc7 news was at vermont and 20th street as riders of all ages zoom down the curviest street in the city. some wanted to have a good time and others wanted to watch. >> it is a ridiculous event and that is to the point of it. remember when you are a kid and enjoy those times and say that age and maturity are not the same thing. >> some people travel all the way from the east coast.

i'm sure they had the big wheels shipped in especially and taken care of. here is is drew with a look at the forecast. >> a lot of sunshine out there this afternoon, eric. an equally bright sky, but a breezy wind tomorrow will usher in cooler air. live dopler 7hd and you notice the north bay is clear, but much of the heart of the bay area and the south bay is dealing with cloud cover. this is associated with a weak front that is sliding through overnight and will reinforce that cool air and that breeze. we'll take you outside on this sunday night. a live look from our roof tom -- rooftop camera. you notice the flags on the ferry building with the breeze. we will continue to be breezy and rather chilly overnight. it is gusty between 20 and 40 miles an hour on your monday. and the next seven days looking ahead it is a dry pattern that is setting up. the current winds out there, sfo airport is gusting to 37 miles an hour. half moon bay, a wind gust to

24. the same in fairfield. the wind will be with us overnight and will strengthen tomorrow afternoon. it is ushering in some cooler temperatures right now. 50 in napa and 52 in san francisco. 51 at hoof moon bay -- at half moon bay. 51 right now in san ramon. overnight we will drop into the 40s. a cool night on the way and live doppler 7hd will show you here is the cold front that is sinking to the south. that line of cloud cover moving through and behind it is a peppering of showers and that's an area of low pressure. it will slide by us to the east and reinforce the cool air tomorrow and strengthen our winds. as you step out the door tomorrow morning you will want to grab an extra layer. temperatures in the 40s across the board. a lot of sunshine and that sun gets up at 7:00, but the breeze will be with us. wind gusts show you 8:00 tomorrow morning with winds between 20 and 35 miles per hour. in the afternoon it will strengthen especially along our coastline and it is not

out of the question that cities like half moon bay and pacifica could see wind gusts there 40 miles per -- gusts near 40 miles per hour. the area of low pressure could get close enough that it could force an isolated shower tomorrow evening specifically in the north bay. it is something that is tracking, but most spots will be dry and windy tomorrow afternoon and evening. highs for your monday starting in the south bay 64 in san jose with the breeze. 63 in sunnyvale. and 64 for morgan hill. windy in paw sikh with wind gusts near 40 miles per hour. 64 in palo alto. downtown san francisco, 61, 56 is sunset district. 65 santa rosa and 66 san rafael. 63 the high in vallejo. oakland tomorrow 64. with the breeze 65. 60 -- 63 in richmond. 65 san ramon and 64 the high in livermore. the accu-weather of the is shows you we have the gusty breeze with us tomorrow.

the winds relax on tuesday. a few clouds around here on wednesday and then we will turn mild. we are unis soaked and next weekend on saturday and sunday lots of sunshine on the way and temperatures rebound and a lot of spots back into the 70s. rather window for your monday. >> no rain in the forecast. >> unfortunately no. would you like to own a piece of super bowl history? how to get your hands on a big momento from super bowl 50 when abc7 news at

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this mom and son celebrated by going out to oracle. he swoops in for the rebound and scores. he had another big game off the bench. golden state lead by 16 at the hatch. green recorded his 12th triple double of the season 13 points and 11 boards and 11 assists. and no we didn't forget steph. he had 20 points and 10 assists. the sixers tried to hang around, but they could not hang up. for the second straight game thompson finished with 40 points, 117-105 was the final. the warriors have now won 53 straight at home and are 66-7 overall. the final four is is now set for houston to get there. syracuse had to rally from a 16point second half deficit. the trade and the cavs lead by 14 at the break. after going to a full court press the orange lead by malaki richardson went on a

25-4 run. they opened up the lead. he finished with 23 and down by three with 13 seconds left. he misses and syracuse pulls off the upset 68-62. it is just the fourth double-digit seed to make it to the final four. in the east final notre dame tried to rise to the occasion against carolina. he gets high for this one hand slam. he had 18 for the fighting irish. the second half now and demitrius jackson knocks down three of his 26. but the tarheels would pull away to win. some nice passing sets up isaiah hicks. five carolina players finish with double figures. the tarheels win it 88-74 and reach the final four for a record 19th time. the stanford women were trying to win a 13th trip to the final four, but washington had plans of its own.

the huskies jumped out to a 12-0 lead. she was hot from outside with her flat footed style. she tied the career high with 24 points. stanford tried to rally behind lily thompson's 19 points and erika mccall who pops it there. they cut the lead to five, but they got no closer as kelsey plum sealed the deal. plum with a game high 26 as washington wins it 85-effort is 6. the surprising huskies are going to the final four for the first time and they will play in syracuse. if it is any consulation stan forked -- stanford is a young team who should return their players. this report has been brought to you by river riverwalk casino. we will have giants and a's highlights. and a baseball player is attacked by a swarm of bees. thanks a lot. a fresh warning tonight with the april 15th tax deadline looming. how you can avoid falling victim to a scam

that has fooled thousands. and we will show you an angry mob of chaos at an easter egg hunt. not one toddler hunting for eggs.

broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, san leandro police believe racist graffiti found at the amphitheater may be the work of a hayward-based gang. the graffiti contained profanity directed at hispanics and african-americans and it has since been painted over. uc berkeley will name a long-time faculty member to a newly created post naming sexual harassments and assaults. the dean of social sciences

will work with cal's chancellor and the uc president's office to deal with the high-profile incidents that lead to the departure of two staffers this month. faithful congress -- congress graw gants celebrated. it marked the end of holy week when christians celebrate jesus rising from the dead. elsewhere on this easter sunday it was a day of remembrance throughout europe's deadly uhing uhing -- uhing tays in brussels. another outbreak of violence occurred in pakistan. richard cantu has the latest. >> this was an easter sunday of the holy. and of the hateful. pope francis preached a sermon against terrorism a television faction claimed responsibility for setting off a bomb in pakistan among christians as they celebrated the most joyous day in their religion. more than 60 people kill and hundreds wounded.

and this was an easter sunday for the families of justin and stephanie shultz. the young american couple testing their faith. >> stephanie had a very strong belief in god. stephanie is in heaven. >> in brussels police in riot gear used sound grenades and water cannons to break up a protest by nationalists who converged on the memorial dedicated to the bomb victims. >> everyone, if you don't want to live like us, go. >> as the bombing manhunt continues italian authorities arrested a man who forged documents for the paris and brussels terrorist. and a french man for planning the attack. and nine were detained and more than a dozen raids. still a mystery who is the attacker in the hat at the airport and who is the man at the train station who fled? signs of the times across europe. troops with automatic weapons

outside notre dame cathedral in paris and st. peter's square. easter sunday images for a fast-changing world. richard cantu, abc news, new york. a company-sponsored easter egg hunt turned into panda pandemonium. several thousand people turned out for the free event 3e pez center in orange. they overwhelmed the company employees. it was supposed to take place in three stages with the youngest going first. you -- but adults didn't pay attention to procedure and went early. >> the parents bum rushed the area. >> it was like locusts. everybody went in and left. >> for many the mood wasn't right and they left disappointed. no respects of injury. police spoke with company officials after the event. a 7-year-old girl has died after the bouncy castle she was playing in was blown away. it happened yesterday in the united kingdom. authorities say it blew almost

500 feet across the fairground and on to trailers. two people from the bouncy castle company were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence. smai to the easter storms moving across the country. snow in colorado and the entire gulf coast slammed by round after round of heavy rain this weekend. abc news senior meteorologist rob marciano on the two systems he is watching. >> a blast hitting colorado in the central plains with up to a foot of snow causing power outages to thousand of homes and businesses. >> it is the way of the branches breaking and falling especially in the older parts of town. >> the storm is whipping up winds in kansas where firefighters are battling the largest wildfire in state history. more than 600 square miles in kansas and oklahoma burned. the national guard using blackhawk helicopters to make water drops. at least six homes destroyed so far.

>> we will rebuild. we are going to get back to what barber county was before the fire. >> and in florida hail is battering homes and cars. later giving way to heavy rain. this car is sinking into a messy mix. >> that was rob marciano reporting. tonight snow and rain in the hardest hit areas of the wildfires, but it could increase difficulty. 45% of the flames are contained. a fresh warning with the april 15th tax deadline looming. threatening phone calls demanding payment for back taxes you don't owe. more than 5,000 people have lost $30 million so far. abc news reporter neil carlinsky has more. >> with tax day looming, shameless irs agents are burning up the line. >> it is $3,680. if you do this intentionally

or by mistake. >> i am not aware of this at all jie. that is the sound of a call he recorded after his son fell to a scam for the tune of $500. the fake agent threatening his son with arrest if he didn't pay up. >> go right now and bring every card. >> enraged he called back to record the scam and got a similar threat. >> i am sending the constables right now. >> when they said we are gonna come get you, that's when it just changed. in his mind he had to comply. >> it seemed like it was a movie. it was very unrealistic. my fear got uh hold of me. >> so we called the fake irs agent for ourselves to give them an audit of our own. but only 24 hours later -- >> please check the number and dial again. >> they moved on and changed the number. >> the irs is calling me? is this for real? >> the irs cautions people in this public service announcement . if someone calls and threatens

to be them -- threatened legal action if the money is not paid, hang up. the power of social media has turned an oklahoma grand dad into an internet celebrity. his new found fame is thanks to one tweet that went viral. last week his granddaughter tweeted his other grandkids were no shows for a dinner he made. support quickly flooded in as the oklahoma native hosted a cookout this weekend for the community to come dine with him. >> the fame that is coming to me from almost anybody is the grandparents, the great grand parents, what they want to do now, what they wish they had done before. >> people came from as far away as australia to show their love for paw-paw. the lines were long for the food, but longer to have a photo taken with the internet sensation. involving everyone this easter, up next a new twist on an egg hunt that is letting the blind take part in the

easter tradition. and they are perhaps the world's most famous eaglettes. >> and it is breezy across the bay area tonight. that breeze turns windy tomorrow and ushers in cooler air. the numbers in the

famous eaglettes. dc2 and dc3 hatched in

washington, d.c. here they are after spending a week with their mom and dad dubbed mr. president and the first lady. these eagles will begin flying and leave the nest. they will witness quite a few presidencies. eagles in captivity can live up to 50 years. well, maybe you were out there with the masses searching for eggs across the nation. kids loaded up those baskets, but tonight the easter tradition has a new twist and it means everyone gets to take part. abc news reporter has the story. >> how rolls your easter egg? here the question is how beeps your egg? at this easter egg hunt staged in florida, the eggs did indeed beep. that's how these kids who cannot see were not left out of the day. >> do you hear that one? >> not with the easter bunny passing through. one child had a joyful day which is a good day. >> another way the egg rolled, a hunt by smartphone.

this was, where else, california. the prize for finding the golden egg was a thousand bucks. meanwhile in cincinnati no prize except the pleasure of the hunt itself although some tried to get the gorillas in the zoo involved. you want a crowd? try dropping the treasure from the sky and then letting loose hundred of kids. the plastic eggs, chocolate inside. here is what that looks like. on this day when we like our eggs more whole and roundish than scrambled and fried and sunny side up. it was a nice day. >> and they are equally as bright. but the winds will strengthen. live doppler 7hd is is showing you clear skies to the north and clouds to the south as a front moves through. overnight the clouds will clear out. lows under clear skies across the board we will drop into

the 40s. 47 in san francisco and 46 in oakland. dropping to 44 in san jose. 40 in napa and 45 in antioch. these are your starting temperatures. perhaps the wind breaker. the winds will be gusting to 35 miles an hour along the coast tomorrow morning. 20 and 35 miles an hour. by the afternoon the winds will strengthen along the coast. at teams they could be gusting up to 40 miles an hour. the winds will drag in cooler air for our monday. under mainly sunny skies we will have the wind and it will be breezy. 61 is the high in san francisco and 64 in san jose. 64 in oakland and 65 in napa. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast tomorrow. it is breezy out there especially in the afternoon. it is bright and sunny and the winds weaken on tuesday. a few clouds on wednesday. mild on thursday with lots of sunshine on friday and a warm afternoon with total sunshine on saturday and sunday. >> thank you very much. how do you like your

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you by riverwalk casino. >> if the warriors go 7-2 over the last nine games they will set a new single season record for victories. tonight they took care of the lowly sickers. let's go out to oracle. it was a happy easter for this mom and son. green had his first triple-double for this season. they tried to hang around but could not keep up. for the second straight game klay thompson finished with 40 points. the warriors have won 53 straight at home and are 66 and 7 overall.

the final four is set for houston to get there. syracuse has a rally from a 16 hfer point -- 16-point second half deficit. the cavs lead by 14 at the break. but after going to a full court press they went on a 25-4 run. syracuse opened up a 7-point lead as he hit again and finished with 23. down by three with 13 seconds left. virginia with a chance to tie and hall misses. syracuse pulls off the upset. it is the fourth double-digit seed to make it to the final four. >> it was a great come back. it is one of the best i have coached in any team i have had. they are a hard team to come back against. these guys made unbelievable plays. they deserve to win this game. >> in the east final, notre dame tried to rise to the

occasion against top seed north carolina. beecham gets high for this one-hand slam. he had 18 points for the fighting irish. the second half now and demitrius jackson knocks down three of his 26. but the tarheels would pull away to win. nice passing sets up isaiah for the alley-oop. five carolina players finished in double figures. bryce johnson lead the way with 25. the tarheels win it 88-74 for a record 19th time. >> i was going to tell him the thing i already told him. it is not supposed to be easy to get to the final four. we can handle this. certainly proud of our guys and all of the ones in the locker room. >> the stanford women had a chance for a 13th trip to the final four. the huskies fell into a -- stanford fell into a big hole early. who needs the jump? 24 points and 18 rebounds. sanford tries to rally behind

lily thompson's 19 points and erika mccall who pops there, but the cardinal can never catch them and plum with a game high of 26. washington wins it 85-76. the huskies go to the final four for the first time. >> for some reason did not come out with the intensity and aggressivness we needed to. i am really proud of our team. we had a great season and we have a young team that i hope will rededicate itself in the off season. we want to go back to the final four next year. >> cactus league action and the giants got off to a good start. the first inning single brings home hunter pence. chicago trailed 5-0 after two. the former giant delivers a two-run bomb in the seventh. 13-9 is what the final. he also had a three-run triple and came within a single of hitting for the cycle. the a's hammered kansas city. he got things going off chris

young in the first. and then in the second inning lowry connects for his first homerun of the spring and that made it 3-0 oakland. he allowed just one run over seven innings and struck out six. the a's cruise to a 10-1 victory. the mets lost to the mariners today, but really really stunning hayward was a swarm -- stung hayward was a swarm of bees. he went over the fence. the game was delayed five minutes. he was stung10 times on his face and neck and fortunately he is not allergic to bee stings. ji son day had a better day that jason hayward. in the semifinals day outlasted the defending champ with this 12-foot putt for par on 18. and then in the finals the world's new number one player dominated him and took the lead with four. he then pulled away 6789 -- he then pulled away after making the great approach. he wins the hole and the match

5-4. that's the biggest margin of victory. the sports report has been brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> he makes me feel good about my at at let tauism is. athleticism. >> thanks, rick. thank you, drew. thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues in the morning at 4:30. have a great one.

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