religious studies. students from the university ran in panic out of the building and here is what one teacher had to say. >> we heard at least a half dozen gunshots. and we heard someone say "he has a gun" or "someone has a gun". then, i evacuated the classroom. >> it's just another sad day in my city whenever there is an incident that took place or shootings over the weekend. we're at 27 homicides. >> and that was oakland city council president larry reid this, is his district. so he was contacted by the police chief immediately. and right now, that building is empty. there are no students being interviewed or otherwise, they've left the building and they were escorted by police. right now, investigators are

combing through the building and we're also being told that the mayor of oakland, jean kwan is expected to arrive here shortly. >> and at least six victims were taken to the hospital and that is where the family spoke with abc 7's carolyn tyler we talked to a family of a woman who has a massive gunshot wound to the arm. she's in good condition to tell her family what happened. here is a picture her brother shared with us. a telephone picture of his sister and there is a military uniform, she's in army reserves, attending to get her nursing degree. her family is saying that they received a phone call from her. >> and we didn't go to school

three, four months. >> and so what does she do? >> run. she got shot because she helped a friend that fell on the floor. and that friend got away. a few other people we lost were friends, too. it's not easy on us, or them. >> and they're hopeful she was among six people brought here. the hospital is not releasing any information about the other patient's conditions but we do know that one fortunate 19-year-old is here, expected to have a good recovery. in oakland at highland hospital abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> police say they've arrested oneman in this case. they believe he act add lone. police say he is a former

nursing student. it appears the first room he started shooting was a nursing class. then he went down the hall, into other classrooms as well. and the suspect basically turned himself in at the south shore shopping center in alameda. >> this is about three miles from the university. the suspect parked his car, and was arrested over there in front of safeway without incident. police arrested the suspect at 11:30 in front of safeway in the south shore center parking lot this, security guard called police after he spoke to the suspect. and this guard told me he approached the suspect because he was acting suspiciously. he says the suspect told him he needed to talk to police because he shot people. officers took him into

custody. a source says they recovered a gun, taking the suspect to the police station about a half mile away. safeway shopper saw it all. >> this looked like they saw him out of the door to see if he had anything in his pockets stolen. there is no fight. just wearing a beanie. >> police cordoned off a portion of the parking lot where the honda was parked. investigators began a probe, and police officers arrived and took the suspect into their custody. he buried his head in the back jeet. -- back seat. a flat bed truck carried the honda away. and this car is registered to a 38-year-old man who attends university by day. at night he's a janitor. we do not know if the owner of the car is a suspect because police have yet to name the suspect.

we're not releasing his name. but the manager of the hotel tells us he's a nice, quiet man, not someone who would do something horrible, like this. >> thank you, vick. we'll stay on top of the breaking news and bring new information as it comes in. and coming up in our 4:30 half hour, abc 7 talks to a witness who got caught in the chaos, and could not believe what he saw. and in oakland federal agents raided several sites connected to medical marijuana. one university calls itself the first cannibis college. no pot is sold there. agents from both dea and irs participated in the raid but fwhot say what led to actions. >> this d.e.a.decided they can do this, they're trying to challenge us, it's not going to work. the public is going to speak

and we're never going to sto. it's just never going to end. >> agents raided two clubs where marijuana is sold. the buyer's cooperative and blue sky coffee shop. medical marijuana is legal under prop 215 but not under federal law. >> two sailors injured when a large wave hit their sail boat are in the hospital this afternoon. a crew rescued sailors yesterday. and wayne freedman i hope will be joining us live with more on the operation. wayne? >> behind me the coast guard cutter, on board two circling the world ranges. the cutter just arrived here about 15 years ago. they were 400 miles out in the storm when a wave crashed over

them this weekend disabling the boat. i spoke with assistant race director who z.we asked him what happened. >> this skipper told me awave came out of a direction he didn't anticipate. he came over the back of the boat. and the force of the water has carried away the steering wheel and so this is of course if you but putt that in the way they're going to get damaged, too. >> so now we're waiting for an ambulance to arrive. this is now just pull nchlgt we've been waiting and this, we're told will be taking two people to san francisco general hospital. but we have to wait for that to happen this, is a round the world race and this leg was

from china they left there march 3. there were 13 people on the boat. 11 remain. the boat is still out there and suspects to get here between 1:00 and 3:00 a.m. race director tells us this happens when a large wave comes through. but for now, we're waiting for two sail dwrorz get off the cutter, which made a 800 round -- mile round trip out to sea in a storm, and back. in the last 48 hours to rescue two sailors. that is the latest here from coast guard island. we'll have more when we know more. >> thank you. >> crews are still investigating the cause of a two alarm blaze that left a mother and four children homeless. this is all five got out safely. their two cats died.

the flames damaged a nearby home and garage. another fire in pacifica kept crews busy this morning. this claimed lives of a child and his great grandfather. and there is 13 people inside of the house, only 11 able to get out. some through a second floor window. a boy and his great grandfather were not able to escape. >> former sheriff ross mirkarimi can move back into his family home temporarily. a judge ruled he may stay at his home while his wife and their son visit family in venezuela. he was arrested on domestic violence charges and has not been home or allowed to see his wife since then. the mayor suspended him.

mirkarimi is now fighting to get his job back. >> looking sunny skies out there for just a moment. >> i'm glad you said for the moment because things are changing. let's take a look at evening's conditions, partly cloudy skies. there is a mild early evening, temperatures into 50s. in the morning will be chilly with lows into north bay valleys into low 40s. there are a mix of clouds and sun. there is a showers tomorrow afternoon and evening. mainly north skbai perhaps along the coast. inland east bay and south bay will be probably remaining dry and mild. the weekend head is bringing changes. vile those for you a little bit later thank you. coming up research on a dangerous type of skin cancer

and why younger people are likely to get it now. >> and an assessment about groupon. why one is calling it a train wreck. >> and on monday afternoon, it's basically gridlock in downtown san francisco checking out skyways here, it was, i mean stand still traffic for a while. for those folks right to left not much better going into another direction heading towards lower deck of the bay bridge. stay with us. more s

checking healthy living news research shows younger women are more at risk for developing the dangerous type of skin cancer than they were

30 years ago showing cases of melanoma increased more than eight fold between 19 70s and 2000s. among men, increasing more than four fold. researchers say they're hardest hit because may be likely to use tanning beds. >> having a baby takes longer than it used to. research shows that women who deliver babies vaginally spend two to three hours more in labor than in the 60s. and use of the pain relief medication is common now and known to slow labor by 90 minutes. research yirs say doctors need to use this information to better define what labor is. >> revenge of shareholders over at yahoo. that story in today's after the bell report. first, more trouble for groupon.

>> groupon is putting one lawsuit behind it, agreeing to pay to settle a class action lawsuit over expiration dates on coupeons. now, one is investigating whether they misled shareholders. friday, reporting in an unusual turn of events groupon reporting that $15 million gain was $15 million loss. the stocks closed down today nearly 17% so. what went wrong? groupon said it hadn't prepare forward refunds for higher-end deals. and saying kit not estimate how long to take to fix the problems. the news is raising a lot of questions again about groupon's business model.

and yahoo's board of directors to the web there is a new blog to convince investors to vote for his slate of board members. the site, value yahoo.com borrows the purple color scheme, including biographyes of his nominees. and there is a new page linking to the blog. stocks closing higher after a report on manufacturing showed economy is picking up speed. and there is for the third day, the chinese government silenced commenting on the country's two largest blogging sites. there is a statement saying it needs to quote clear up rumors,

authorities detained six people for spreading rumors of a coup attempt. speculation of a coup has been bubbling. and ibm partnering with a dutch astronomy organization to build a computer system to study origins of the universe. and will be used to run the world's largest radio telescope and designed to be part of a five year $44 million deal. >> it was winter that felt like spring wex may have just wrapped up warmest march, ever. there are forecasters telling us it was likely the warmest march since records have been kept. there is for us, we started to

see rain in march. >> really. >> and earlier still officially winter we had warmer weather then we're about to have this week. >> right. right. >> so this is what is next. there is a live view from our sutro camera. ocean beach there are high surf advisory has been cancelled. right now we're looking at readings under mainly sunny skies. maybe into 60s. there are highlights, will be part lielee cloudy across the bay area and cool. chance of showers late tomorrow afternoon and into eveningings, warming up this weekend. our slight shows two senters

of high pressure that are pulling apart. there are partly cloudy skies now and may see increasing clouds in spots as this front approaches so it's a weak front. so there is and may be light rain or showers into the northwestern part of the viewing area. there could with light rain or showers and onto the coastline but this will be mainly light rainfall into afternoon. you can see a spotty shower or two. spotty, light rain is possible. and we expect less than a tenth of an inch of rain over the area and many locations will be seeing no rainfall. low temperatures into mid-40s and there is places like santa rosa will see low 40s.

then, tomorrow, a chance of showers and other location koz see spotty showers, high temperatures into area was more sun and less of a chance of rain into mid to upper 60s. there is closer to the coast and north bay, cloudier and will be cooler with lows, highs rather into low 60s there is milder in the monterey bay. highs up to and above 70 degrees. here is the accu-weather forecast. breezy and cooler thursday with highs getting up to 60 degrees. take a look at the weekend. nice, warm and highs into low 70s so we'll go into spring like pattern into the weekend. >> there we love the easter graphic. >> yes. yes. >> oh, boy. >> and there is katie couric

returning to a role that helped bring her to national prominence. >> and later san francisco police take on occupy protestors who took over a church building last night. >> then at 5:00 congress dips into the fray over social media pass words deciding whether or not they should stay confidental.

>> and katie couric became a star years ago and back with an early wake up call.

>> i woke up at 1:15 like i'm ready to go. i got back to sleep. happy to report but very to be honest. getting up this early was harder than i remember. >> and this featured several skits with couric like how she prepared for "dancing with the stars". she'll be on the air on a daytime talk show her show will premier monday, september 10th. >> it's been 20 years since whitney houston starred in "the bodyguard. >> more and and supposed to be and a remake of the original.

and he places the mother of three girls. expected to hit theaters in auk. -- august. >> i don't play well with others. what are you? >> a genius play boy. >> the event is another movie that won't open in theaters until may 4th but today disney announced it's offering advanced screenings around the world and is dempl determined by the fans for bruce willis, is it's a girl. and he his wife welcomed their first child together. she has three daughters from his previous marriage to demi moore and alec baldwin proposed to his 28-year-old girlfriend over the weekend. they started dating last year.

for more celebrity news check out otrc.com. >> still to come on the news at 4:00 a live update on a top story. a deadly shooting in a christian college. >> a witness got caught up in the chaos. >> in morgan hill a vigil goes viral. how you can take part.

she got shot because she helped a friend up. that led him to shoot at both of them. she got hit. >> terrifying moments for students. police say a former student walked in and opened fire. here is the latest on what we know about the tragedy we've been following since 10:30 this morning. >> police say seven people died after a lone gunman opened fire and this appears the suspect is a former nursing student at the school. the man turned himself in to police about three miles away. and officers then took him to oakland police headquarters. >> there is jonathan blook is at oikos college. paramedics rushed the injured to the hospital. >> and there is the latest on

this, you talked to a passer bay biwho got caught up in this? >> we d we got up here where activity was centered in where one of the witnesses got caught. you can see a front entrance that is a different scene, police set up a primt ter and prepared to go in to look for the shooter. it wasn't long before expanding their search. the s.w.a.t. team showed up with gear. their figs noigs find any injured survivors. and that witness saw her as she called for help. >> there is a girl that looked like something went wrong.

she kept looked like she's crying. she's looking back and kept running w bodies coming out it's a shock. and i've never seen anything like this before. >> you can see sobering sight of some of the victims being taken from the scene by the coroner. there are officials reporting seven people were killed and the scene is somber, it's tension is relieved knowing the gunman is no longer on the loose. >> thank you. we'll stay on top of the breaking news for you and bring you more information as soon as we vit. coming up there is the story of a woman whose quick thinking may have saved lives. >> san francisco police arrested dozens of occupy

protestors just a short time ago. nearly 24 hours after taking over a building. there is the church asked police to remove protestors because they were trespassing. occupy sf claims building has been emzpi could be better utilized. >> what we want to do is offer community services. and have plenty of people that can offer health services. >> coming up at 5:00 taking you inside of the building and show you the damage church officials claim they did to their properties. >> the daily community searches for missing teenager sierra lamar are on hold but efforts are still going strong. the 15-year-old disappeared from her home last month.

and now, we have the new strategy. >> mark klaus and his team left town but will be working behind the scenes and burnett elementary school will be a focal point for search efforts. this klaus kids foundation launched a 24 hour online vigil for sierra lamar, asking people to replace their profile picture with one of sierra's until 6:00 tonight. alana from morgannan hill is taking part. >> they do it with breast cancer awareness and everything. and this is effective to do that. >> the 15-year-old disappeared morning of march 16th and last week 3,000 people joined a community wide search effort.

and they trained a local team of people to keep it going strong. >> they're available and willing and will be coming back to morgan hill. all we have to do is ask. he and other organizations are going to be here. >> another community wide search is plan forward saturday. it's why the burnett school center is staying intact and hundreds are saying they will return for new search assignment autos we're in this together and need to help find this child. it's emotional. the office says detectives received 900 tips so far in this case. and it's still waiting for lab results from some of the items including her cell phone and purse. in morgan hill abc news. >> thank you. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 video showing a rush to

rescue a whom plunged into a snow bank in lake tahoe. >> a victim of the pink slime controversy. >> i'm spencer christian. dry, mild now but there may be wet spots tomorrow, i'll show you where in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> checking traffic this is 80 in berkeley, heading towards berkeley from left to right on the screen. there is a maze just backed up as you can see. it's better for people heading tolt right of the screen stay with us. news at 4:00 continues. hey guys, breakfast!

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we have dramatic video of a ski rescue to show you. take a look at this, this is two weeks ago, kristin disappeared and skied right into a creek bed z was upside down in the snow with her head buried. >> snow packs in around you like cement. i couldn't hear a thing. >> all i can do is dive in and try to sink her out. the more i dug the more she sank. >> a ski patrol rescuer saw and helped her husband pulled her out. it was an effort that took a half hour, she was unconscious, but alive. it left her with nothing worse than a bruised lung. >> amazing.

>> and state water managers say the storms barely put a dent in the snow pack. and there is a live look at conditions right now. there is a 55% of normal. in southern california just about 39% of normal. it was the fourth of five surveys. high drawologies say storms should listlessen the impact. >> warm temperatures and there is maybe sprinkles this week. >> here is a look at what we can expect state wide tomorrow, going to be a try and mild day and this is los angeles, 79. 70 in sacramento there is south of eureka there will be showers and cooler than the remainder of the state.

take a look at bait area. sunny skies and mild into the south bay. there are highs into upper 60s there. there is highs into mid to upper 60s and still cooler on the coast. and there will be clouds up into the north bay. san francisco we expect a high of 61. sunset, high of 59. partly cloudy skies tomorrow there is some showers to develop or light rain. highs into low to mid-60s tomorrow there is less of a chance of rain. low to mid 6500s, inland east bay, highs into upper 60s and mildest weather around viewing area will see 70 in hol hister. and tomorrow night, at coliseum of oakland game two, game time 7:30, conditions now

a chance of sprinkles. temperatures mid-50s at the start of the game dropping down to about 50 later in the game. >> are you going to predict victories as well. >> yes. yes. once you move in. >> good. thank you. >> and can't do that. >> go, giants. >> and they saw matt cane today, $100 million. >> all right. >> thank you. >> ahead at 4:00 economic impact of the pink slime outrage. >> hundreds of jobs do not appear to be in the cards, not yet. the news at 4:00 continues right after this. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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hand. jake randolph was going to be a cocktail waitress. >> i don't know how i'm going to get things ready for school or pay for my tuition or pay for my bills. >> it also impacts 400 employees and though the plan was to bring them on tomorrow. the city says there was never an agreement that the final permit would be ready for an april 3 opening. >> there is an interesting here of helping a business person open a business because having business open in san jose is a good thing. and we can't cut corner autos victoria says her job would let her give up two part time jobs. another told us she'll lose up to $2,000.

>> i wish i would have seen this coming. i thought everything was okay. i feel bad. i'm going do everything to make it okay with everybody. >> the city of san jose indicated it could be a month or longer before a permit is issued meaning 700 people without paychecks. >> and the consumer revolt against pink slime claimed it's first victim. one company that provided the product filed for bankruptcy. the meat industry added the product for years. a competitor of asa closed three of it's four plants because of decreased demand z a jet blue pilot that was arrested after an parent mid air melt down was read his rights and returned to jail. he was arrested and charged

with interfering with a flight crew after his behavior last week. and he will be in court on thursday for a preliminary exam. >> and april fool's prank a lot of people think should be made permanent. >> remember that talk about hot ipads? consumer reports has done another test on them. and some other popular tab blets. do you really have to worry about getting burned when using an ipad? just ahead. >> there is the suspect's name and details into today's deadly shooting rampage in oakland. >> now, diane sawyer with a look at what she's working on. >> tonight on world news we want to know who won those megamillions around the country, we're tracking people coming forward including in a tiny illinois town. the winning ticket was sold

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owners. >> there is information changing, consumer reports has done tests on the ipad and 10 other tab blets to size up what gamers can expect on a hot summer day. results are different than what we've heard last week. >> consumer reports first heat test assessed running a video game at room temperature. testers found it gets about 12 degrees hotter, sparking lots of comments including jay leno. >> apple spokesman said summers have nothing to worry about. consumer reports says there is no danger of anything like that happening. but to test the ipad further consumer reports put them in a special chamber with temperatures after the 0 degrees to sim you'llite yait a hot summer day.

this testers ran an action game. it reached 122 degrees in hottest spots. two other tab blets with fast processors reached similar temperatures. 117 and 121 degrees but consumer reports says there is no risk pose ootd way to use it it's unlikely your skin will be expose forward long n most uses it just won't get that hot. >> consumer reports discovered an issue with how batteries recharge. if plugged nrk the battery could continue to drain. >> it's mostly inkreens, you can lower screen brightness to two thirds that should keep it going. >> in and when results fr the standards tests were in, the new ipad tops the rating autos

ipad san excellent product with the best tab blet screen we've seen, great battery live. and adds welcome features like a camera and option for a fast 4 g connection. >> this starts at about 500s skpdz can top a thousand dollars. >> thank you. >> a nobel peace prize winner hopes her election to parliament will change the country known as burma continuing to be under the thumb of the military. >> there is a pakistani court sent osama bin laden's three widows to 45 days in prison. they were taken into custody after a raid that killed osama bin laden. they were convicked of

illegally entering and living in pakistan. >> in new zealand a man is now alouse loued to use an internet and swimming pool. >> kim.com is the founder of pegga upload. prosecuters are trying to exindict him on racketeering charges claiming she used his web site to facilitate illegal down loads. >> this will make it easier to work in this case. >> and it's being allowed to finish a dance music album and use a swimming pool to help his bad back. >> israel's navy commander in hot water over an april fool's day prank. >> he thought would it be funny to instruct commanders to prepare for a naval exercise in italy and pull the plug april 1. >> information led to lower

officers preparing three ships to set sail, some parents rushed to give supplies and money he became navy chief last year. the last ousted after caught partying in a strip club. >> and there a city created an e lane for pedestrians poking fun at peoples looking down. some were confused by this. >> a distracted walking lane? >> distracted walking lane. >> this is a new concept. people on black berries? >> texting while walk sag concern and they plan to continue to raise awareness. >> i'd like to put one into the newsroom.

there is a lot of that going on. >> a florida man faces charges for throwing an orange off a balcony and almost hit a construction worker. >> authorities say the 68-year-old was only wearing his under whaer launching that orange telling police it was rotten. officers who retrieved the orange say waits not rotten and took him into custody. >> wink charged with aggravated assault because police labored the -- labeled the orange as a deadly weapon. >> and thanks for joining us at 4:00 oof you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and talk about it on facebook.com. >> news at ak continues right now. >> identity revealed. the name of a suspect in the deadly shooting rampage and how he threw attention of security guards. >> harrowing tail of -- tale

for students who held them selfs up in the college. >> there is more rain headed our way. when and where in the accu-weather forecast. >> just a sad day in my city. >> a horrific traj any oakland. a gunman opening fire, killing seven people in a rampage in a university. three people were wounded. >> we have a suspect's name, it happened at oakos university. the suspected gunman arrested about five miles away. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> this deadly shooting is one of the worst in bay area history. abc 7 is live at the scene of the tragedy to begin our coverage tonight. >> this call came at about

9:30 this morning. the gunman was either entering or was inside when he started shooting. you can see students being escorted early on. police arrived the shooter was gone. and there was a large number of officers with weapons drawn. there is a swart team found more victims. police described shooter as an asian man and no motive. >> we had information that there was one shooter and don't want to rule out if there are additional persons but now, we have there is one shooter. >> those are student