. live in concord where many are gathering to remember a father and daughter killed while riding their bike. >> a student says the california law is preventing her from getting into college. why a law is discriminating and the bay area celebrates easter. we will take you to some of the events. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. good evening.

i am ken wayne. a family and friends spent today morning the loss of a father and died afterp they were run over while riding their bicycles in concord. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with new information on the victims. >> reporter: there has been a non-stop outpouring of support for the family here that crash site. a memorial is going out here -- growing out here. here is a look at better times. >> i play -- >> reporter: loved one describe hadessa nuri as a nice third grader. they say her earth is, solaiman nuri was -- her father solaiman nuri is also quiet. >> pain of losing solaiman nuri and hadessa nuri it is really

-- you know, difficult for us. >> reporter: he and his two daughters were enjoying a bike ride when police say a 17-year- old crashed into them. solaiman nuri and hadessa nuri died. >> god will test us in different ways, bringing sadness, happiness, always his way of teaching us what life is about. >> reporter: the tears of the crash site. family members recited the qur'an as strangers offered love and support. >> one of the best persons i have ever known. he has been a wonderful father, husband, friend. >> reporter: they will pray for them for the next 40 days, asking for a peaceful journey

to heaven. the family will hold a candlelight vigil here at 7:00 tonight. everyone is invited and the mother will be here that crash site for the first time. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators are looking into what caused a crash that killed a 73-year-old man at 8:00 this morning on 280. the driver lost control of his car, and hit a tree. he died at the scene. investigators ruled out alcohol as a factor in the crash. three people are home safe after a ocean rescue. a family member called after the three didn't return from a fishing trip. they were found this morning and a life boat towed them back to sore. all three are okay.

this easter sunday the pope delivered messages of peace and comfort to the world. [ singing ] >> pope benedict xvi in syria. some christians are kept from expressing their faith. 100,000 gathered to hear him. he turns 85 years old next week. he has been using a cane tomove about -- to move about. the first family attended easter services this morning. the president and first lady and two daughters walked together to the services. after church president obama relaxed with his family. >> the bay area celebrated easter as well.

ktvu's christien kafton has a look. >> reporter: parishioners packed into the live memorial church for easter celebration. [ singing ] >> we were overwhelmed. i don't know where we will get all the people seated. >> reporter: attendance is up for easter services and they are seeing more people in need of a free meal. >> today families but the week and the week before and the week before it was not only families but people who were trying to find their way. >> reporter: many celebrated and others easter is about one thing, the bunny. >> reporter: transformed with children in mind. >> she is loving easter, all the candy, the easter bunny.

the competition, the judges say they are looking for that special hat. >> when you look at it you kind of think this is what she thinks about it. each one of them is really good. >> reporter: she may have what the judges are looking for. >> san francisco league of gardeners. i love it. >> reporter: christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. it was nice enough out there the weather was pleasant. ktvu's mark tamayo has a look that weather. >> we warmed up nicely today. 70s across the bay area. you see the rain showers to the north, along the north coast, we will come in tighter here and you will notice we are dry from the bay area. here is a loop over the past

few hours. stalling off shore. could remain the case but late monday and tuesday, another story. advance of the system it is mild. 50s and 60s. lynch more 63 -- livermore 63 degrees. san francisco 59. tonight, high clouds moving back into the bay area. tomorrow split forecast, partly cloudy for the south bay, more clouds for the north bay and the extended rain will return and a drop off in temperatures. here is a look at the over night lows. few extra clouds for santa rosa and napa, in the 40s. close up of the clouds pushing in and the rain showers to the north, being driven by this, this area of low pressure, cold

front, coming up. the timing of the front and when it will produce moderate rain. a high school senior calls it the fight for the right to continue public education. ktvu's jade hernandez is live. >> reporter: an hour ago we gathered to listen to the berkeley high school senior who plans to appeal and start that process on monday. she is doing that because she wants to gain admission to her gain school, university of california at berkeley. >> i still believe in public education and i think we can like -- i think it is in the people to improve it. >> reporter: the high school senior plans plans to turn in her appeal letter tomorrow. she has 3.8gpa and was in the

top 9% of her class but she wasn't admitted. they support her. both groups held a rally and sit in on friday. they respect to double minority student enrollment. when a students over comes spanish as a first language and goes to the front of the class and denied entrance to a public university, others may get the wrong idea. >> it got me, she said it is not about my dot, i know -- daughter, i know she strong but it is the message it sends. >> reporter: bam filed a lawsuit. the group claims latino students represent 50% of california high school students

but only 12% of cal's freshman class. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. radiation from the spilled japan nuclear plant from the earthquake made it to the california coast. a month after the disaster scientists found kelp that was contaminated with isotopes. it was found from santa cruz to orange county. it had no known effected and it is now all gone. police say a computer store was targeted in a robbery. a truck rammed into the store. investigators believe there were several people inside the truck. one of them ran inside the store, grabbed four computers computers and took off running.

police arrested one of the suspects. mike wallace has died. he started in 1951 and known for his stories on 60 minutes. he interviewed everyone. gaining a reputation for blunt questions. mike wallace once asked richard nixon if he felt a lack of charisma was a draw back in politics. >> charisma, no one suggests you have a good deal of it. have you given no thought oo this campaigning -- to this aspect of campaigning? >> when it connotes the idea of contriving. >> mike wallace died yesterday in a care facility in connecticut. mike wallace was 93. it was a difficulty easter

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auction of vigils for the victim -- a week of vigil for the victims of the shooting at oikos university. today the prayers continued, particularly in the korean church community. ktvu's ken pritchett joins us live where the memorial continues to grow. ken? >> reporter: this afternoon at oikos university we didn't know what to expect. but on this easter sunday, many people stopped by and visited

the memorial. many with no connection except by their community. >> reporter: members of a church, a community touched by the horror of that day laid flowers. the shooting rampage was woven in. [ singing ] >> reporter: to easter sunday sermons. at the oakland church says prayers should be offered for the victims and for the man accused, one goh ko. >> today, this is easter day, and we have to love people. >> reporter: he said many in the community felt responsible as he was a u.s. citizen.

he said that feeling is real. >> traumatic and also the fact we feel we are responsible. there was no way of preventing this -- what happened. >> reporter: he was a english translator today, although no one in the church has a direct ezconnection to the victim -- connection to the victims or the susspes, there is a tie -- suspect, there is a tie. >> hope and pray. >> reporter: dozens of people came by today. some were family, but most of them were just strangers here to offer their prayers on this easter. in oakland, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. two men in jail suspected of carrying out a deadly string of shootings in tulsa, oklahoma.

>> we are coming for you. >> reporter: police making good on that promise. a tipster leading the cops to two men arrested sunday morning. the pair are responsible for the shootings that terrorized the african american northwest side. >> the way we are feeling is scared. >> reporter: three people were killed spanning a one hour period friday. >> these were vicious attacks. two other citizens were also attacked and thankfully they survived. the mayor pleading for a break in the case yesterday. >> please make the phone calls. please, please, please. >> reporter: jake england and alvin watts arrested just before 2:00 this morning by a task force formed to capture them. police layed off 10% of its

force in 2010. in this case together with the fbi and u.s. marshals, authorities assembling the team to assist in the probe and track down the shooters. they each face three founds of first degree murder and two counts of shooting with intent oo kill. -- to kill. ceive people injured -- 7 people injured yesterday in the arizona desert. a helicopter suffered a mishap, the crew was practicing how to land in an emergency. 7 people suffered minor injuries and the helicopter was damaged. the clean up continues after friday's jet crash in virginia beach. crews have been sifting through the debris. dozens of apartment buildings were destroyed. they are trying to figure out

what caused the jet to go down. >> come in and work our way from the outside in, gathering all the parts, examining the parts. >> officials say the jet may have fall functioned after take off. a drug for diabetes is showing promise in cancer treatment. and a explosion create as river of fire on a southern california freeway. we will tell you how it started and dozens dead in syria as officials announced a troubling sign for the peace deal there. the u.s. and afghanistan come to a agreement on night time raids, why it is consider add key deal for afghanistan's long term future. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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a gas tanker truck collided with a car on a southern california freeway on highway 134. the crash sent boiloffs flames into the air in a river -- balls of flames into the air in a river of flames. it was carrying 9,000 gallons of gas when it was hit. the driver of the car has been arrested on suspicion of dui. in syria the pending cease fired collapsed. the president agreed to stop

fighting on tuesday but a official today says because opposition forces haven't signed a agreement it is off. the government shelling of neighborhoods continued today killing 40 people. in north curia reporters were given a look at a three stage rocket. skeptics say it satest of missile technology that might be used to strike the u.s. in nigeria a suicide car bomber killed 30 people. the bomber tried to get inside a church filled but was turned away. no one has took responsibility for the blast but groups staged

attacked in the past. the afghan and u.s. governments agreed on a deal on thew conduct night time -- on how to conduct night time raids. more from kabul. >> reporter: they will fall under afghan legal jurisdiction. in a memorandum signed today. no u.s. soldier will conduct night time house raids or taking detainees away in those circumstances. soldiers will provide support to afghan special forces. but those captured will be held in afghan custody. a new elite force will lead raids with americans giving

advice and support along the way, air support and fire support, medical evacuation and intel. it raises a lot of questions as to why the u.s. is handling one of the most important operations -- handing over one of the most important operations. it opens up to way for long term relationship between afghanistan and the united states after combam troops die -- combat troops die down. this easter is highlighted what some believe is a problem in the military, a shortage of

chaplains. right now the number of catholic kaplanicize down 46% to 100. that makes one priest for every 1300 catholics in the armed forces. >> to be denied that in the service of your country is a tragedy. >> the new program seems to be working. two years ago there were only two on the path, and now there are 31. investors are anticipating a drop in world markets tomorrow. concerns over slower growth in the u.s. and china. march job numbers fell short of expectations. that could trigger more stimulus, helping stocks but hurting the dollars. they are focusing on the beginning of earnings seasons

next week. a dog to used for diabetes could help -- a drug use for diabetes could help fight cancer. the study was done on patients with a number of cancers. it is 90 help diabetes patients keep their blood sugar level. firefighters had to rush into this shopping center to put out a massive fire, what neighbors saw and heard before the fire broke out. >> is newt gingrich giving up? hear what he said today about mitt romney's chances of winning. >> sorry about your tragedy. >> the heart felt jester from an opposing team that brought these young asoftball players to tears. -- young softball players to tears.

flames shot thine air this morning as -- into had air this morning. ktvu's allie rasmus explains, it didn't take long to determine how the fire started. >> reporter: workers boarded up the front of the restaurant in oakland. >> i am going to do? i don't know. >> reporter: this shopping center was the site of a three- alarm fire. he watched his business go up in flames. >> the first step to build something bigger, we are planning to open a second

restaurant by november. we have a lot of dreams. the fire started in the back of the restaurant. >> appears it was accidental. caused by electrical wiring. >> reporter: firefighters rushed in. >> dangerous fire. the restaurant where the fire starticide next to apartment -- started is next door to apartment buildings. the fire didn't spread thanks to this wall separating the two buildings. several residents heard a loud boom. an explosion, something blew up. this afternoon the owners of the businesses effected by the fire assessed the damage. they had smoke damage but all of her documents were saved. other businesses were

destroyed. >> thinking about the neighbors. i feel sorry about all of them. >> reporter: allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. police say alcohol may be to blame for a car crash that sent four people to the hospital around 1:20 a.m. this morning. investigators say the driver of a toyota was speeding, failed to make a turn and crashed into a tree. two people were ejected and two were trapped ins. all four are expected to survive. in election news, newt gingrich hints he is about to quit and he will support mitt romney. >> he is far and away the most likely nominee. if he gets oo 1144 delegates, i will support him. the primary goal of the republican party has to be to debeat president obama. >> he says he will have no

regrets. he said he would not want to serve with mitt romney. calling on rick santorum to quit and support mitt romney. he urged him to drop outlet today so -- out so mitt romney has a better chance of winning against president obama. rick santorum took easter weekend off. he will be back on the trail tuesday. republicans hold another round of contests in two weeks, including a primary in pence veilia. >> what is bothersome to me, it seems like they are routeing for economic failure. >> he appeared on state of the

union today. march unemployment feel 8.2%. bras many americans -- because many americans stopped looking for jobs. jobs have grown since january. bay area netflix formed a action committee and it lets the company make donations to federal candidates. it will diabetic candidates who their their agenda. it will be based in lose gatos. the commission is working to tighten state rules on campaign contributions. they meant to list the -- they want to list the top two donors

more than $50,000. they want local candidates to report contributions 90 days before election day instead of 16 required right now. officials say the changes could happen this year. >> we are looking to push it for this session. we will meet with leaders to try and convince them they are ideas worth pursuing. >> they will help voters get a better picture of who is backing a campaign. lawmakers come back tomorrow. the budget is the first big item item. social services could again be cut. second is pension reforms. they have already begun fighting on whether to approve governor jerry brown's plan and next is high-speed rail. they are expected to ask for $2

billion for the project. no relief for drivers at the pump. the national average for a gallon is up 4 cents over the past two weeks to $4 a gallon. as usual prices in the bay area are higher. in san francisco $4.35. oakland $4.24. san jose $4.25. the warm winter left a lot of natural gas in storage and it is causing prices to drop to a 10 year low. the price is over $2 for 1,000 cubic feet. the price could fall to below $1 a gallon. several companies plan to cut production, because oil drilling is up to a 25 year high. san jose police are searching for clues in a deadly

stabbing. a man was found yesterday afternoon around 4:00 in east san jose. officers performed first aid but he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say so far there have been no arrests. the city of san jose is set to consider a new outdoor smoking ban this week. it would ban spoking in out door dining areas where people weight in line -- wait in lines and apartment. the goal is to cut down on second hand smoke. tomorrow people living near san francisco's polk street will get a chance to voice their opinions about noise. there is a high concentration of bars in the area. businesses are staggering their closing times to prevent large crowds from spilling out on to the streets at the same time.

the school board is considering breaking a promise it made to voters two years ago recording tax rates. they will discuss raising the tax rates to reduce long-term costs for property owners. they passed measure c in 2010. the same rate they pay under a previous bond. softball players in ohio received a heart felt jester to help them recover from a shooting on campus. each member received a box from an opposing team, inside were various items. it brought some of the players to tears. >> i am really sorry about your tragedy. i hope you are doing well.

have a nice easter. >> it has been six weeks since a gunman opened fire. still ahead on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, tim tebow was front and center at a church service, why he welcomes all the attention. and it was a mild day. breezy out there right now around the bay area but things are about tachange. mark tamayo will be -- to change. mark tamayo will be here with more. hello! honey?

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and addressed the crowd saying it is important to be outspoken about faith. he is best known for his prayer pose on the field, tebowing. he welcomed the attention because it gets people talking. the easter bunny has one more stop before hanging up his ears. the easter egg roll tomorrow that white house. this is video from last year. 30,000 people are expected to be on the south lawn tomorrow. this year's theme is let's go, let's play, let's move to promote childhood obesity. now a look at the weather. nice shot of the san francisco sky line. >> filters sunshine today. -- filtered sunshine today. high clouds but temperatures still on the mild side, 60s to

lower 70s. most neighborhoods 60s and the clouds right now continue to push back into the region. no rain just yet, though. the rain is still to the north and west. that will remain in those areas over the next 24 hours. closer to home, to the cloud mode and showing scattered clouds. it was warm today. look that 70s showing up, fairfield, antioch. san jose 71 degrees. oakland 66. santa rosa 68 degrees. p forecast headlines -- forecast headlines tonight, high clouds. tomorrow, more cloud cover and we will track more rain chances, rain likely and cooler temperatures. the storm system we have been tracking. a circulation out here in the

pacific. cold front approaching northern california. monday we will increase the clouds and we bring in a slight chance of a sprinkle to the north, but then, tuesday rain returns, tuesday morning, forecast totals, quarter itch to an inch and a half -- inch to inch and a half. clouds out there. and then into monday morning, cloud cover out there. here is the chance of a sprinkle or light shower. sonoma county monday and into the afternoon hours. most of the bay area dry, but a few high clouds. here we go with the cold front, moving on shore, tuesday morning, as a result, periods of rain expected throughout the day on tuesday. temperatures for tomorrow come down a few degrees from today. still the warmest locations

around the 70-degree mark. five-day forecast, and into tuesday, there is the rain making a come back. scattered showers for wednesday and another storm pays us a visit thursday, showers on friday, we will watch that for the giants home opener and for the weekend, cloud and possibility officiated morning sprink --t saturday morning sprinkles. >> thank you. celebrating unless poetry month. officials -- national poetry months. officials say poems will be printed and displayed on buses and trains. officials say the winning poets live in san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara. next week is the 100th

anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. in england today people gathered at a museum, the same city on which it set sail. at the same time another ship left england bound for new york carrying history buffs and the relatives of those who sailed on the titanic. coming up, the giants home to get their first win of the year as they wrap up against arizona and one of the rarest shots in golf. you will have to see it to believe it and it is not a hole in one. sports wrap is next.

good evening everyone. welcome to sports wrap. 72 holes was not enough to decide the winner of the masters. it took two extra and baba watson is in the all time names. there was historic moments early in the day. the lowest round, 8 under par, 64. it will help your score every time. par 3, 16. hits the bound. he can get a cup of coffee before the ball takes its sweet time. hole in one. same hole later in the day. adam scott. hit below the hole, threat ball -- let the ball role. he was six behind the leaders.

15 holes in one in masters history. tiger woods started the day tied for 38. this birdie at 18, he finished 5 over for the tournament. his worst masters finish. peter began with a one stroke lead. he bogeyed his first hole on his way to his 73. two strokes back. early shot of the day, louis oosthuizen. par 5 second. >> trying to use those slopes. this one could be very nice. could be very nice. come to papa. yes! >> ridiculous. double eagle. fourth in masters competition,

first televised live. a lucky one gets a valuable souvenir. phil mickelson started one stroke back. he can what he thinks. phil mickelson trying to get up on the green. he ended up with a triple bogy six. had to battle from behind the rest of the day. bubba watson. his life will be different after today. at 16. sets himself up for birdie as he and louis oosthuizen tied 10 under par. second playoff hole. number 10. watson not happy. ends up in the woods. louis oosthuizen made a similar shot. but his recovery was not as

good as watson. nicely towards the pen. he is in good shape. two put for par. louis oosthuizen needs this for par to put the pressure on watson and keep the playoff going. he comes so close. but the ball refuses to drop. watson did two putt for his par and first ever major championship. the fourth for watson but a life changer for him. and the money shot, watson in his green jacket. here is the final look that board. watson and louis oosthuizen tied 10 under par. it was a four way tie for third. so far on the baseball season scoring runs haven't been a problem for the giants. it has been keeping the

opponent for scoring more. in arizona, second inning, three runs. crawford taking that pitch the other way. para has trouble with the ball, throws high, two score. giants lead 3-0. and 6-0 with three more in the third. good sign. buster posey drilling one in right center. two run shot. matt cain with a 6-0 lead. diamondbacks got two in the fourth, two in the sixth. roberts with a blast. 6-4. next, just like that, 6-5. matt cain was released by afffelt. bases loaded. the tying run scores. 10 with romo on, chris young hits a chopper to third.

sandoval's throw high. still looks like he has the force at the plate. the umpire ruled buster posey was off the plate. hill slides in with the lead run. bruce boudreau got tossed. the result, a pinful 7 -- painful 7-6 loss. after their international travel and two weekend games the a's had this sunday off. they open at home against kansas city tomorrow night. royals playing long ball in anaheim. butler with a high drive. the wondering where that went. angels 3-2. he took him deep to right in the fifth. royals 7-3. still to come on sports wrap, the edge askal for

the -- the schedule for the starks and the latest on the guy who spawned the term linsanity. we will be right back.

the guy who caught the imagination of the sporting world, jeremy lin said his knee feels good. he is expected to be out six weeks. knicks are in the nothing 8 playoff spot. they have to win a series for lin to get back. sharks, over time win against the kings. the schedule has the sharks opening in st. louis on thursday. they play again on saturday. monday in san jose and after that, if necessary, the blues won last night after going

through a four game losing streak. that is it for this early sunday night addition of sports wrap. seeing tonight at 10:00. >> thank you. tonight on the 10:00 news, an out pouring of emotion after a father and daughter were killed while riding their bikes. we will be that candlelight vigil tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks. the news continues at 10:00 on the ktvu channel 2 news and we are always online on www.ktvu.com. happy easter.