>> finally getting wet weather. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is here. >> this was not a major storm but still produced rain showers across the bay area. san jose not picking up any rainfall. you can see the numbers. oakland, .22. san francisco .14. the amounts begin to taper off. livermore, hayward, mountain view. also good news, you can see the rain heading out to the east and producing snow fall towards the sierras. you can see all the coverage in the mountains. the snow continues to pick up towards parts of truckee, south lake ha tow. -- lake tahoe. here is a look that bay area, you can see not too much coverage. we will -- coverage. we will hold on to the chance this evening. this was the first wave of the suspect, the stronger part, that moves in late monday and tuesday and a snapshot that headlines, heavy rain, windy, winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. and the possibility of thunderstorms. we will talk more about this storm, that will be stronger, coming up. late monday and into tuesday. >> all right. thank you. >> we continue our team coverage with ktvu's cara liu. not raining right now, looks like the sun is out but some people were glad to get wet -- to get wet today. >> they enjoyed seeing any amount of rainfall, the sun is out right now but we noticed a drop in temperatures. a lot of folks in jackets, scarfs and sweaters. >> reporter: oakland got a quarter inch of rain. jack london square this morning, some had umbrellas. the weather didn't deter the easter bunny. we found a woman bundled up. >> happy to see with it. with all the drought stuff, it is like, i know that we need it and hopefully we get more of it. we did not get enough. >> several families shifting their plans to make it a movie day. [ indiscernible ] >> there is nothing to do outside. >> we gee the parks but it is a rainy day. >> reporter: the wet weather, especially after a dry spell meant slick roads. this truck slided with a tow truck this afternoon. chp officers say weather was partly to blame. and officers did tell us they saw more collisions than normal today and now is a great time to double check your tires, windshield wayers, make sure everything is working -- wipers, make sure everything is working as we will be expecting more rain. >> thank you. police say a musician was the innocent victim of gunfire. the 26-year-old man was carrying equipment out of the bar near city hall after 1:00 a.m. this morning and a man was shooting at someone else and hit the muization. the man who -- musesition. a man who -- musician, a man who was walking by was also hit. police in contra costa county are investigating a homicide. officers were called out before midnight last night to a large fight that was reported at a home. investigators arrived and found a 27-year-old man suffering from a gun shot wound. he was pronounced dead. there is no word tonight on the identity of the victim. the medical examiner is working to confirm the identity of a mummified body found in a home in richmond district. a body was discovered in the house on 4th avenue and lake street. police stay is possible it is the elderly mother of a woman who was taken acay because she hadn't -- away because she couldn't care for herself. authorities say a couple wanted for questions in connection with the death of their three-year-old child could be hiding out in oakland or los angeles. police believe they are on the run with five children. this after the couple's three- year-old daughter was found dead thursday in their las vegas home. police say for months the girl was left in the care of her 17- year-old center who has now been arrested for wild abuse and -- child abuse and whose own daughter is hospitalized because of malnourishment. an off duty firefighter is credited with stopping an attack this morning. investigators say a woman sprayed lighter fluid on another person and the woman attempted to light the woman on fire. the firefighter tackled the suspect and called authorities. the suspect tried to burn down a house on the same street. b.a.r.t. is warning riders about delays due to repair work that is being done on the tracks. there is no service today between the fruitville and coliseum stations. b.a.r.t. workers are replacing 1,000 rail ties and 3,000 feet of rail. new switches are also being installed that allow trains to go from one track to another. this will remove the need slow down trains. b.a.r.t. is running a bus bridge. there is no additional charges. there could be 30-60 minute delays delays delays and some customers are frustrated. >> nobody wants easter sunday interrupted but these are critical repairs. >> b.a.r.t. says this will take 11 weekend of works and will be done by august and they are working working with the bars andase -- the warriors and a's. people marked easter in many different ways. ktvu's cristina rendon shows us how some started their celebrations that crack of dawn. >> reporter: atop san francisco's highest peak, easter sunday began with a sun rise service. they traveled from san diego to celebrate the holy day. >> i feel like i am in a magical place. so beautiful up here. beautiful view of the city. i feel privileged to be here on easter sunday, praising god. >> reporter: this marks the 93 year people gathered as they delivered an easter message. >> he will raise up his nation and we praise him today. >> reporter: in the spirit of love they continued their charitable history. serving free easter meals to those in need. it wouldn't be a true celebration in san francisco without whacky and fun events, which is why dozen turned out to the parade and spring celebration. >> they put candy in your backt. . life -- basket. [ laughter ] >> adults have fun too. he started the parade 24 years ago. >> it has grown quite a bit over the years. the first year i just had 20 ladies walking up and down the votes in beautiful hats. -- streets in beautiful hats. >> reporter: he proudly displays them every sister. >> my mom and my sister wore beautiful hats on easter. >> reporter: it now features vendors, food, pony rides and more. proof the city has any celebration you are looking for. whether it is about fun or faith. in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and some got to go on an easter egg hunt in oakland. they picked up plastic eggs filled with goodies. some were more into sharing than giving at first. >> looks like the rain stopped there. police in one city trying to find the person who vandalized 20 cars and incredible images from kentucky after fans rioted when wisconsin beat out the team advance to the ncaa finals. >> and a unique tradition in san francisco right now, the sights and sounds from the annual big wheel race. one of chile's most active volcanos came to life today. there is a high property it could escalate. -- properbility it could escalate. residents are on alert. is 400,000 miles south of the capital. the bay area, the weather we are experiencing. feels like winter out there. pretty strange. mark tamayo, we are glad to see it. >> a nice change. last week talking about record heat, 70s and 80s and now feel -- 80s and now feels like winter. rain here and snow in the mountains. snow is a bigger issue towards monday night and tuesday. towards parts of the sierra. right now on live storm tracker 2, you can see the coverage moving out. snow showers parts of the sierra. highway 50. interstate 80. south lake tahoe and truckee. trying to detect rainfall, not much to show you. coverage backing off. showers in sonoma county, lake county as well. snow for the higher elevations. we will talk about snow here in the bay area as well as the cold air moves in. we did cool off today. look at the current numbers. san jose 59. livermore 57 degrees. 50s for napa and santa rosa and san francisco. bundle up here, mid-50s. as far as the winds, winds have been up. concord, winds 15. gusting to 23 miles per hour. santa rosa winds gusting to 21. and more reports, sfo, winds 15. sustained at 15. san jose winds at 13. beautiful outside right now. the clouds are moving out of the bay area. i will show you this. boats here. partly cloudy skies. wind speeds, a chop on the bay waters as well. tonight partly cloudy. tomorrow more clouds. rain chances monday night, late monday night and tuesday and on tuesday a cooler system moves in, could be tracking thunderstorms as well. over night lows tomorrow morning, mainly in the upper 30s to 40s with partly cloudy skies. san jose 43. santa rosa 40 degrees. a's opening day tomorrow, showers towards the end of the game, leading up to the game, partly cloudy skies. clouds increasing. low pressure moving in from the pacific. you can see the clouds here. that is enddicative of cold air approaching northern california and that continues monday night and tuesday. moves in, rainfall expectations inch and a half in the coastal hills and bay area, we could have a dusting up above 3500 feet. a closer look here. snow levels coming down. cold air pushes in. maybe a dusting for the mountains. as you can see here. showing you this, clouds, showers monday. look what happens by monday night, the rain developing in the north bay. heavy ban, this is tuesday morning and then for tuesday at 7:00 p.m. we could have a break in the action but still pop up showers and thunderstorms out there. clouds clearing up, that could destabilize the atmosphere enough we could bring in thunderstorms. tomorrow warmer than today. lower 60s in the warmest locations. san jose 63. santa cruz 61. here is your five-day forecast, a lot to talk about here, the heaviest rain late monday night and tuesday morning, possibly thunderstorms. sun-cloud mix wednesday. partly cloudy skies thursday. day 5, maybe another system approaching the area. and an update on the snow coming up. >> thank you. easter weekend got off to an ugly start for car owners. someone slashed the tires of 20 vehicles is yesterday morning. one person heard sounds around 5:30 a.m. anyone who has information on this call police. buying all the goodies for easter adds up. americans will spend $16 billion. 80% of the people celebrate easter. signals the start of spring. >> spring is one of the busiest times of year for retailers. easter helps push the sales up. where easter falls could directly impact retailers spring sales at the end of the day. >> the average person spends $140. the san jose earthquake held a fundraiser in support of the family of a fallen san jose police officer. they hosted the easter egg hunt to raise money for the family of michael johnson. he was shot and killed on march 24 while responding to an emergency call. in addition to the money, they will match $10,000 from their community fund. mourners release balloons to honor the death of an infant who was found in february. a funeral has already been held but the father wanted to thank everyone for their support. his son's body was koved in a slew near -- discovered in a slough near night's landing. >> a woman brought white doves to be released. the baby's mother was charged with murder. initially she said they were kidnapped. one person was killed in a fiery accident and a man who tried to help was seriously injured. the driver died after hitting a pillar and catcher fire before 6:00 a.m. this morning. another driver stopped, pulled out his own fire extinguisher. he was struck by a car and injured. his injuries are not life- threatening injury 346 violence after the final four games near the university of kentucky campus after wisconsin upset the wildcats. angry fans spilled out on to the streets and set fire. police made 29 arrests and three people were taken to the hospital. offenses used pepper spray to break up fights. they described the crowd as rowdy and hostile. some fans hurled beer bottles into the air. >> takes it outside. >> mean time, wisconsin fans are rejoicing after they knocked off kentucky. wisconsin was head by sam decker and national player of the year frank kaminsky. >> once the seater started we had our own goals in mind. great we got a chance to play a great team and come out on top. it is more wanting to achieve our own goals. >> final sixty four wisconsin 71, kentucky 64. kentucky falls short of being the first team to have an undefeated season with 40 wins. wisconsin plays duke tomorrow night for the national championship. duke advanced by beating michigan state. the annual big wheel race in san francisco. and the battle over the growing back lash over selfie sticks -- >> chaos breaks out during an attempt to city world record for the largest easter egg hunt. chaos at a easter egg hunt. we will explain coming up. 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it gets people interacting together. >> reporter: there are real dangers out there too as officials warned tourists using one to take pictures of a bear might not be a good idea. same that running of the bulls where they are fining those foolish enough to stop for a selfie. i would never use a selfie stick and no one on tv could be accused of being a narcist. >> selfie stick or not, many people got to enjoy visit to bay area museums for free this weekend. museums on us. they do this on the first full weekend of every month. somber message from pope francis on this easter sunday, calls for an tend to attacks on christians around the world and the attempt for the world's largest easter egg hunt falls short and it also leads to crying kids. the first family celebrated easter at a baptist church in virginia. security was tight for president obama and the first lady and their daughters. the church says it was formed in 1803 and a slave baptized there was its first member. he encourages people to stay in their seats because it was a time to worship. pope francis offered prayers for peace and called for an end to violence. the conflicts the pope singled out. >> reporter: pope francis marked easter from a rainy st. peters square. pope francis tackled politics and violence. it was a somber speech. expressing home that the the nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful and highlighted human suffering. expressing concern about the growing violence against christians and people of faith. he called for peace in iraq and syria while pushing the community do more for the victims of violence. >> we ask for peace, that the war may cease and peaceful relations may be restored. >> reporter: pope francis praying for the victims of the attack in kenya. 148 people were killed thursday by smalley militants by al- shabab. threatening more violence and vowing to turn the streets of kenya red with blood. fox news. >> in kenya heightened security at a catholic church where 148 people were killed. they said everyone has been touched by the loss of so many inlen lives. the -- innocent lives. the community has been attacked before. three years ago grenades were thrown at the church. in sacramento at a easter egg hunt. 510,000 plastic eggs in an attempt to set a new world record for easter egg hunts. some payed $20 for a ticket allowing access to vip areas. that seemed to egg people on. >> bunch a eggs. you have to have a lot. >> every man for himself. >> we are told some of the kids were crying they were so disappointed. it didn't get the record because the eggs arrived too late to city record. the hunt was very successful, a successful fundraiser for a non- profit that aims to help survivors of human trafficking. sheriff's deputies are reporting a possible mountain lion. a goat was found dead, possibly killed by a big cat. fish and wildlife was notified. a female and two cubs was spotted friday. the federal aviation administration has 900 applications for companies who want permission to fly drones commercially. so far the faa only granted 69 companies the ability to fly the drones at 200 feet. the agency is expected to loosing regulations later this year. a company that makes drones is very excited. >> mix of commercial film makers. construction companies who want to inspect their sites, real estate agents who want pictures for their businesses. search and rescue. >> the drone industry will have a $13 billion economic impact in three years of the new regulations. the germanwings crash in the french alps calls to mind another disaster in the bay area 50 years ago. 44 people died aboard a flight that was brought down by a suicidal passenger. the plane crashed near san ramon. ktvu's rob roth reports it took a painstaking investigation to find out what happened. >> reporter: may 7, 1964, before 7:00 a.m., pacific airlines flight was on its way from rene tee sfo when -- afternoono to sfo -- reno to sfo when something went wrong. . >> saw this big explosion. oh, my god, a plane crash. >> reporter: there was no one to rescue. all 44 passengers and crew members were killed, including the pilot, a man others revered and still do to this day. >> he was the best. everybody wanted to pattern him selve after ernie. smooth. >> reporter: what happened -- themselves after ernie. smooth. >> reporter: so what happened? >> the plane actually went in at a steep angle. so as you look that accident site you could see the outline of an airplane and there was a center where the cabin was. he listened to a tape from the oakland air traffic control center. it is a final message from the co-pilot. almost impossible to interpret with the naked ear. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: after a painstaking search, a contra costa county sheriff's deputy found a .357 magnum and traced the name of the owner and then investigators located something else. >> we found the hand of the owner. now we had the hand and we had the gun. and could put him on the airplane at that time. >> reporter: authorities linked the hand and the gun to a man. he was on the 1960 olympicuating team and then had -- olympic yachting team and then had financial trouble. bought crash insurance and a hand gun. the fbi's investigation conclude after a night of gambling he boarded the flight, waited till it was minutes from landing and walked into the cockpit and shot the pilot first and then the co-pilot and then himself. his daughter who became a commercial pilot was 15 years old when her father died. she said the results of the investigation put to rest any rumors. >> at the time i was relieved because i had the media saying he was distraught. his wife died a year earlier. i said my dad would never do that. >> reporter: after the crash the government required cockpit doors to be locked from inside. since september 11, doors are now more heavily reinforced. >> i always thought it was an important thing. i always felt good about that. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> tune in for a second look for more after the 10:00 p.m. news. a major san francisco intersection will be shut down over the next few months for construction. crews are working to build a pedestrian tunnel for the new sutter health campus. starting tomorrow through wednesday the street between will be closed from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. and the weekends of april 10, 24, and september 5 it will be closed for 72 hours. it will not effect muni or golden gate buses. up next, the snow that the sierra is getting and how much we are expecting. >> also mark will be back with a look ahead at the forecast and how long the wet weather will stick around. ñsxóxgñ rain is bringing snoothe se- - snow to the sierra. video now off of interstate 80. today's storm is expected to drop 4 inches of snow. 3500 feet. if you are planning to head that way, carry some chains because there is more on the way. mark tamayo to fill us in on what is happening. >> the next one is more productive. chain controls right now on 50. yeah. feels like winter out there with the system moving across the bay area. outside right now we have clearing skies. the main rain ban moved out. beautiful here, from the roof camera in oakland. the clouds in the upper portion of the screen. nice out there. chop on the bay waters, a breeze, winds 10-25 miles per hour. you can see on live storm tracker 2 the snow in the sierra. they have a winter weather advisory till midnight. a look at our radar. not as much coverage. live doppler sweeps trying to pick up the rainfall. satellite information. you can see clouds across the region. in terms of a significant rainfall, moving out of the region. it main ban moved through this morning. as far as the current temperatures, 50s out there to report. cool. san francisco 55. santa rosa 58. walnut creek 57. livermore 57 degrees. the weather pattern, the first part, the front moving across the bay area, the main part will have the unstable air. that moves in late monday night and tuesday. here is the cloud texture here. the unstable air approaching the region. we talked about lower snow levels in the bay area, 3,000 feet, tuesday morning, this will be a stronger storm. rainfall expectations a half inch to over an inch approaching inch and a half. these numbers will change but the model producing these numbers through tuesday with san francisco, .66. concord three quarters of an inch. the coastal hills over an inch. heard about the snow in the sierra. looking towards interstate 80. they have the winter weather advisory in place right now till midnight and with the stronger system, already a winter storm watch for monday night, through tuesday night with snow fall totals 6-15 inches. possibly over a foot and snow levels coming down to 3,000 feet. very productive. that could help us out a little bit with the water supply. future cast, 9:00, we cannot rule out the chance of a pop up shower during the day on monday. by 5:00 p.m. the best chance of rain is in the north bay. 9:00 p.m. the rainfall does pick up. you can see here. heavy rainfall that spreads across the region monday night, tuesday morning. we could have thunderstorms with this guy and then into tuesday morning, 7:00, can scattered showers out there. once the clouds break up, the sunshine destabilizes the atmosphere it could trigger isolated thunderstorms and hail, even tuesday. highs for tomorrow, in the upper 50s to 60s. 60 san jose and morgan hill. livermore 62. half moon bay, upper 50s. the five-day forecast, you can see here, a chance of a shower monday. better bet monday night in the north bay. rain tuesday morning, possibly thunderstorms. off and on rain showers tuesday. wednesday a sun-cloud mix and friday, another system, i will keep an eye on that. a lot to talk about here. this five-day forecast. april is a wildcard month in the bay area. could be sunny or have snow in the hills. >> thank you. san francisco skelbrated easter sunday -- celebrated easter sunday with big costumes and big wheels. the 15th year of the race. people raced down vermont street. one man participated in several events offered his advice. >> all technique. you have to pitch to the left and then pitch back to the right. all technique. >> got it? the adults and children's races are held separately. the drought is expected to have a major effect on yosemite falls. the park braces for its driest year on record. they are down playing the allure of the most famous water fall and encouraging people to go hiking and bike nothing stead. they expect the falls to go dry in june, which is two months earlier than normal. the river is also expected to slow to a shallow stream at the same time. firefighters are making progress in a wildfire. southeast of fresno. it is now 40% contained. hundreds of people were evacuated after the fire broke out yesterday. it burned 20 acres of forest land and there have been no injuries. sad news to tell you about, a bay area legend and major league baseball hall of famer died. joe fonzi and sports wrap is next with more on the life of lon simmons. . drive to straight away center. hit deep. well back. well back. gone. you can count it good-bye. >> good evening everyone. welcome to sunday wrap. one of the most iconic and well liked broadcasters in bay area sports history has died. lon simmons got our attention when the giants moved from new york in 1958. educated a whole generation of listens about major league baseball. he was the play by play broadcaster for the 49er. describing their most memiable moments. he join said -- memorable moments. lon simmons died today at the anal of 91 -- age of 91. the giants released a statement, hearing his broadcasts ignited my and thousands of others passions for giants baseball. he will be deeply missed by all of us. we want to share a call from candlestick park in the 198849ers season. -- 1988, 49ers season. >> runs. gets away again. gets away again. to the 35. cuts back at the 30. to the 40. to the 50. the 10. dives. touchdown 49ers. >> lon simmons one of the best all time. >> the warriors in the second half of back to back games tonight in san jose. not much to prove in the regular season, except maybe they can beat the spurs on their own floor. livingston got a shot in a spot that drew a flagrant foul call. he was suspended one game by the league. the rest of the nba, feisty mood. houston and oklahoma city. tied the game 100-100. harden went for 41. rockets in front by 5. one last chance to tie, they can't get it done. houston 115-112. the thunder is a half game in front of new orleans for the 8 8th playoff spot in the west. >> two playoff teams in the east meth in cleveland. cavs had it going from all over the court. time running out in the 1st quarter. look at this effort to beat the buzzer. cavs in front by four. smith lets one fly. he gets the shot. cavs in front by 9. lebron, kevin love makes the steal. cavs 99-94. they are number 2 in the east. the bulls are number three. >> earthquakes playing the first of three home games this month in their new home. one goal. here it is. morales with the free kick that hits the wall and goes back to morales who boots it in. stayed that way the whole game. fifth minute of stoppage time, quakes have a shot. too high. the quakes fall 1-0. they are now 2-3 and in the middle of the pack. >> still to come on sunday night sports wrap, the number one player in men's tennis strengthens his position. we will be right back. talking to veterans about the real issues they're dealing with can be awkward and uncomfortable. we think to ourselves, "i never served. how could i understand? they'll talk about it when they're ready." and then we wonder why they don't want to talk. but when their behavior changes, when they withdraw to themselves, increase substance use or even talk about hurting themselves it's time to act. because if we don't, our families and relationships will suffer. ask the hard questions. listen to the veterans in your life and show you care. make the call. it matters. when you recognize a veteran is in crisis call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". the hottest player on the golf tour right now, jb holmes finished early. wagner made birdie at 18 to move into a tie for the lead. holmes will be in a playoff with at least one player. he made it. but then it was jordan seats. went back to 18. here is where holmes put his approach shot. able totwo putt for a par. -- to two putt for a par. wagner needs make this shot, holmes gets the win. >> the world's number one tennis player, novak djokovic against andy murphy. he won the first and dropped the second. murray in set one into the net. match point now, novak djokovic in the near court and serving. murray has no answer for this. novak djokovic sweeps three times. >> coaching is back in the future of avery johnson. he was fired by the nets in 2012 is about to be hired at the university of alabama. he also coached for the mavericks. played 16 nba seasons with san antonio and two stints with the warriors. he will not see this as a consolation but one day after kentucky was denied perfect season john calpary received enough votes to be inducted to the hall of fame. 2015 major league baseball season is underway. cardinals and cubs playing right now. we will have that tonight at 10:00 p.m. see you then. >> talking about lon simmons and you said you had the pleasure of sitting in the booth with him? >> one of those thing wheres he did influence a number of people and generations of people. you grew up lisping to -- listening to him. the voice of giants baseball and the a's and the 49ers. couldn't have been more of a gentleman. more of a professional. >> coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news, more on lon simmons' passing. we will look back at his calls and have more on that tonight at 10:00 p.m. see you then. >> good night, everybody. here's what i wonder about zombies. (others groaning) what happens if they can't get any human flesh to eat? they can't starve to death-- they're already dead. you take this one. i spent an hour last night on "how do vampires shave when they can't see themselves in the mirror?" well-groomed vampires meet in pairs and shave each other-- case closed. yeah, okay, so, zombies. i guess it depends on the zombies, raj. are we talking slow zombies, fast zombies? like, in 28 days, if those zombies didn't eat, they starved. you're thinking of 28 days later. 28 days is where sandra bullock goes to rehab and puts the audience into an undead state. hey, don't bag on sandra bullock! you think it makes you look cultured, but you just come off as bitter. dr. siebert, twelve o'clock.