the chief to speak in just minutes. let's begin with abc 7. we may have to interrupt you for the news conference. >> sure, understood. the suspect was gone when police arrived, starting a huge search for the gunman. police were concerned because he was still out there and could hurt others. after 10:30, oakland pd moved up and down edge water drive looking for the shooter. the s.w.a.t. team went inside of the university, seven people found dead. >> we had information that there was one shooter, we don't want to rule out if there are additional associated person buzz now, we -- information is one shooter. >> students from another room heard shots and ran. lucas garcia teaches english there. >> there is half a dozen gun sho.s we heard someone say he

has a gun. >> we're going to interrupt now. we're going to try to get back to her but we're going to go live now to oakland and a news conference going on just beginning about what happened today. >> there the oakland police chief will be followed by mayor jean kwan and ann taylor from congress woman barbara lee's office, we'd like to stay focused on the incident today. the chief will be available for any individual interviews. this is a sensitive situation and unfortunate tragedy that happened in our city today. so if we can stay on topic with the answers that occurred today we'd appreciate it. thank you very much.

>> good evening, today's unprecedented tragedy was shocking and senseless. our hearts and prayers go out to victims and families and their friends. the oakland police department received a 911 call regarding a woman on the ground, bleeding. patrol units dispatched at 10:34 a.m. additional calls were received to oakland police department and california patrol. first oakland patrol officer arrived at 10:36 a.m. and located a victim suffering from an apparent life threatening gunshot wound. additional officers including officers from local law enforcement agsz responded and established a prermter around the location at 7850 edge water drive.

the suspect initially believed to be still on the scene or inside. and phone shall victims remained inside of the building either trapped by a locked door officers unable to open or unable to evacuate due to injuries. police officer joined by to search for render aid and possibly injured person as well as search for nay decisional suspects on the scene. approximately 35 persons are believed to have in or neert building when this occurred. officers told us two were gravely wounded. a total of 10 victims and five pronounced at the scene. two victims later died after being transported to a local hospital.

all victims, all victims are reported to be adults. as officers firefighters and paramedics rendered aid and an preliminary investigation led to activity of the suspect. a 43-year-old goh is his last name. our belief that he had fled the area likely before the first officer arrived. within an hour and a half investigators were in possession of the suspect's photo and enroute to his home as well as a residence of a relative. the suspect, believed to be an oakland resident surrendered through officers in their city. and is current fully custody in the oakland police department. i want to thank the men and women who assisted for their response and actions.

dispatchers, officers and firefighters and all first responders did an incredible great job and bring the situation to a peaceful ending. thank you to the oakland unified school district, police, alameda county sheriff, and police departments and bay air rapid transit police department. we requested asy stance with supplementing our officers in this scene. their agencies provided 19 officers to assist with this incident. again, i want to offer my deepest condolences to victims and families and no words can describe the pain caused by this incident. additional information becomes available, we'll share it. pending notification of the families and to ensure this

investigation is not compromised we'll not immediately release 911 calls. suspect photos or names or identities of the victims. that will be shared with you later on this week. and now i'd like to turn it over for american air. >> now no american wants to see this situation. we've seen senseless mass killings like this and have to question ability of guns and a need for others. my office and staff spent most of the day making contact with members of the korean american community and other asian american communities here in oakland. and the corin community has a

long history in this city. the church on hudson will probably have a memorial to. i want to thank the pastor from the korean methodist church and president of the northern california corin church association for reaching out today and helping provide potential counsels for the people who have been involved and the community traumatized. we want to thank the county and our chaplain. we have representatives here from oco. we have reverend chambers and pastor hopkins coming here to show support and have been again, violence in our community. we're looking for additional korean-speaking crisis

counselors. we want to thank catholic charities for stepping up with that. this is the incident that hurts the whole community and that there are at least 35 people in the school at the time. and there are hundreds of students and it's a pain and situation we won't understand totally, immediately. the depth only the community asking questions for a long time. so on behalf of the city of oakland i want to thank oakland fire department and other associations responding very quickly and one officer hurt breaking windows to make sure we can get in and rescue anyone else who might have been hurt. this is the situation where we need to pull together and support the corin community in particular. most of the victims appeared

to be from and i just hope that we will put our arms around the group of people and these families and do our defendant to bring peace back to the city. thank you. >> i believe members from the korean church just arrived. are you here in the room? do you want to come through? you're welcome to come up here. and consulate as well if he is with us. i'll introduce to you miss ann tailor from congress woman's office. >> good evening, my name is ann taylor the district direct for u.s. congress woman barbara lee. very a statement to read on her behalf this evening. today congress woman barbara

lee issued the following statement on today's shoofting at oikos university. i join the community today in expressing my deepest condolences to the families of those lost in the tragic shooting at oikos university. my thoughts and prayers go out to family members and friends of all of the victims, including those wounded by this senseless act of violence and to students who witnessed this tragedy. as with local officials and laurmts i am confident they'll conduct a thorough investigation into this terrible incident. thank you on behalf of congress woman lee unable to attend this event. thanks, thank you. >> at this time we'll open it up for questions you might have of the chief.

>> the details i provided earlier was all of the information we have so far. we know he's a 43-year-old and we believe, oakland resident. we don't have any other information about him. and that is all very for now. and he surrendered at a safeway store if alameda. >> and there was a handgun. >> is there any question as to why this happened?. >> knox we haven't interviewed him yet. we're trying to put pieces together with a case of this magnitude and victims and just chaos that took place it's going to take us a few days to

put pieces together so we'll provide you with any updated information we receive. now we dmot have a motive for this shooting. is there update on three surviving victims? >> suffering from nonlife-threatening injury autos did you recover a weapon? can you tell us where? >> we did recover a weapon i'm not at liberty to tell you where. >> multiple weapons? >> not at liberty to discuss that. >> was he a former stud zblent. >> we're told he was a former stud yeebt not now? >> right. formerly enrolled in the academy. and we're putting together identity of the victims and try to identify next of kin and see what their relationship was. >> is it nurse something.

>> i don't know. >> and we're told he was in the classroom when he stood up and began shooting at the victims. >> was shooting only in one classroom? >> no. there are shots fired throughout the building. >> did they have a indication if it was done randomly or targeted victims? >> we're still interviewing witnesses and hopefully speak together suspect later on tonight. so this is too early to get into what that is. we'll be happy to talk about that later on. >> we're not aware of... >> we've been listening to chief jordan, a news conference being held now recording fatal shoogts today at the clenl in the east bay. we know five are dead at scene

two, later died at the hospital. the gunman is a 43-year-old juan goh. >> and the gunman may have been in the classroom at one point, stood up and then, began shooting. many, many questions yet to be answered. and we want to turn to vic lee. what have we learned about him? >> you heard the mayor and chief talk about goh. and we're learning details of what he did after the shooting. this is a south shore center parking lot. he parked here, then was arrested over there in front of safeway. >> this looked like they stomped him out of the door to see if he had anything in his pockets he had stolen. there is no fight.

just wearing a beanie. >> and police arrested goh at about 11:30 in front of safeway in the south shore center here as i said, waits security guard called police after he spoke to the suspect. a source tells us that goh apparently spoke to a clerk and telling him something about shootings. she got concerned and called a security guard. the guard went over to him and goh told him apparently he had shot a lot of people. police responded and talked to him here and took him into custody. later on the oakland police officer and investigators went to he alameda police department and took custody of goh. now, the car that i was driving is not registered to him, but to a 38-year-old man

who lives in a residential hotel. we spoke to the manager of the hotel. he says tenants still have not returned to his room. so this question is how who is the owner of the car? how did goh get it? >> and in addition to seven dead, three people are recovering from wounds tonight. the chief just told us that those wounds are not life threatening and we know one woman has been released from the hospital. the mayor called this a terrible tranl di, offering counseling to students. governor brown called it shocking and sad and offered condolences to victims and families and friends. and there is a story of one of the vur vifor autos we talked

to her and her family a short time ago and there are chilling details. the 19-year-old was brought to highland after being shot not arm. her brother-in-law says the teenager told the family that the shooter ordered his former classmates to line up against the wall and when students began to run he pulled out a gun and started shooting. >> and how are you doing? >> i'm doing okay. >> can you tell us anything about what happened today? >> just some guy attacking us. >> did you know him? >> yes. he was a former student. >> what happened? he just stood up in class? >> yes. just stood up in class and tried to shoot us. >> we heard you tried to help a friend? >> yes. i helped my friend. >> what did you do? >> i picked her up from the ground. i got shot in the arm.

>> did you show us... did you get stitches? >> yes. i got stitches. >> what is that like in there? atmosphere? >> not the best. and whatever happened we can make the best out of it you had presence of mind to call your brother? >> yes. i was able to get help. >> and there is a 19-year-old says two other patients are here and we're told a man with a gunshot wound in the back and another in the shoulder. and she was stitched up and now home with her family in santa clara. she's just one month away from finishing up her nursing classes. live in oakland abc 7 news. >> and before some background of the oikos university, waits

founded by the current school president. >> it's licensed for post secondary and vocational education which reports no complaints against the school. according to reports they took in $1 million in 2010. >> now it's affiliated with praise god korean church. and opening the revival kad my in 1997. >> stay with us for breaking developments in this story. and there is a full coverage at 9:00 and 11:00. >> let's trance anything yigs and focus on weather around the bay area, it's changing it s there is stormy, law weekend and things milder today, more spring like. here is a live view looking towards northwestern skies, you can see mainly clear skies and there are some whispy clouds around there are partly cloudy skies and chance of

showers late tomorrow and there is is a warming trend and two jernts of high pressure making way for a frontal system this, is a weak cold front moving into our direction now that will bring clouds witness. and there is maybe a sprinkle or two into far reaches of the nornl western corner of the viewing area. there is some showers reaching into golden gate and on to the coastline. then, sweeping through tomorrow night and there is some clearing and by 11:00 we're looking at totals that will be light and under a tenth of an inch into those areas, lows into mid 40s and cool. there is chillier into north bay valleys then, tomorrow,

we'll have a partly cloudy, partly sunny skies, mild in the south bay and around the bay and into inland east bay. highs into upper 60s there is low 60s in the north bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is some showers with clearing beginning on wednesday, there is a cool day and weekend warming up by easter, and it's going to be a pleasant day. >> a judge allows ross mirkarimi to move back into his home. >> a property tax appeal by chevron that backfired. that story and more as w

dozens of protestors were just arrested and police say they did to a vacant building. protestors took over this property last night. and at about 5:00 in the morning moving in to clean them out. officers say they found extensive damage and protestors claim the property has been vacant and could be better utilized. >> i think it's absurd it's a building aband oned five years. >> when this law stops serving people is when it should be

changed. >> exactly. >> 70 were arrested for trespassing and crews are on the scene now cleaning up and making repair autos and ross mirkarimi has won a minor legal victory. a junl ruled he can temporarily move back into his home while his family is out of the country. and he has been living with friends under a stay away order following arrest in january on domestic violence charges. his wife has taken their son to the venezuela to visit her aling father. they're due back at the end of the month. a judge ruled mirkarimi can return to his residence until they return. >> kef ron lost an important round over a dispute over property taxes owd arguing there are serious flaws in the process and they wanted their taxes lowered there by is $80 million and torkd the assessment appeals board ruled against the company saying the refinely ri value should be raised by up to $2 billion.

and the taxpayer association calls this surprising. >> when we come back tonight an update on sooting rampage that left seven people dead in oakland. live with more on a suspect now in custody. >> and dan noyes follows up on a dangerous wobble so many jeep owners reported. new evidence from around the world tonight. >> from michael finney a campaign to make sure have you access to your own credit score. those stories coming up as the news at 6:00 continues. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected.

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university. >> we're live in front of the oakland police department. the press conference just wrapped up featuring police chief and mayor. we'll show you video from a scene that sparked this press conference that was a shooting that took place after 10:30 in the morning at oikos university a christian school indicatoring predominantly to the korean community. and that university rock today when a man who police identify as a 43-year-old korean national walked into a classroom asking people apparently to line up and started shooting. police say of the 35 people, 10 people were wounded in that shooting and there were five who die add the scene. two others later died at the hospital. police told he is us they spent time going into the building and trying to search for survivors.

potential victims remained either trapped by a locked door or unable to evacuate. police officers joined by the oakland unified school district believe to facilitate an emergency search for possibly injured person as well as search for suspects on the scene. >> police tell us once again that the 43-year-old korean national they have in custody his name is juan goh, saying they have not established a motive nor had an opportunity to interview him at this time they plan to talk to him later tonight to figure out why he would have done this tragic shooting that has once again killed seven people and wounded three others who are

recovering at the hospital tonight. >> and congress waiting for answers from the national transportation safety board about a story the i team first broke. >> we've been following a potentially dangerous problem with jeeps. >> this is congress asking some tough questions, how long as it known about the problem? what is being done to fix it?. >> if i were driving one of the cars i would be terrified. >> that is anna eschew what jeep owners named the death wobble. this shows how bad it schl i've experienced it myself as my producer, we're not alone. i team analyzed the data base

at n and found 600 plaints about the wobbling and this is mostly wrangler autos how often does it happen? >> in february, we've received calls and e mails from around the world from other jeep owner eyes lost control of the vehicle and spun out. >> and chrysler saying all manufacture vehicles are susceptible to vibration and could be corrected by performing mainor maintenance items. such as front end alignment or tightening or replacing other loose, worn parts. telling us it's aware of the condition and reviewing complaints as they're received and adding that the problem is generally intimatent and predictable and vibrations can

be mitigated by flying debris. >> this is your story that gave a jump start to this. >> and she wasn't happy with the response to our story. and sent this letter demanding answers. >> now, they're supposed to provide answers today and needs more time to pull together all records. >> this so-to-make a determination about how large this problem is. what threat does it pose to those who own these automobiles? what responsibility both manufacturers and federal agencies, what they're going do about it what kurns you most about this in there is a

serious issue. >> clarence was executive director for center of auto safety a prominent watch dog group and he spoke to us from washington, d.c.. >> this name is something more than a mere irritation while driving. this is a problem that can make that crash. >> this is a review that did not find death buzz found people reported being injured as a result and chrysler argues that the name has no basis in fact. >> this is a public safety issue. >> and says it's clear there is a problem and there are a number of data bases not open to the public and shed light on the issue and says the

letter open that's door. >> they should do what representatives have requested. and they should initiated defensive investigation and if there are reports, dhurg investigation, there should be a immediate recall. if have you a tip for the investigation we want to hear from you. and find them online or call us. >> thank you. >> and coming up next, agents deliver a message on medical marijuana in california. >> by rating some of the biggest pot purveyors. stay with us. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature

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a protest in oakland today an angry mob protested and abc 7's mark matthews is live tonight for us. mark? >> there is a school for those who would like to learn about getting into the business of medical marijuana was the center of the attention today but there are three other locations that are linked with a purveyor this, was the biggest. drug enforcement agents and

irs agents poured out of the university and with them, bags full the pot from the university grow room. and feds wheeled out a safe, loading documents into a truck. around the corn yesh another team was inside of the coffee shop blue sky, a dispensary that closed down but had been run by richard lee. and one pro testor used this video. another team served a search warrant on offices of the oakland cannibis buyer's cooperative. another property rent bid lee. lee, who has been involved in a decade long battle to legalize marijuana did not show up today and those those were rebecca kaplan. >> we need law enforcement

resources to be focusing on gun crime and working to stop violence. >> there is a spokeswoman confirming a number of properties were served with warrants ask all information about those warrants is sealed. and prot testors blocked traffic and laid down in the streets in front of dea trucks. and one pulled her wheelchair in front of a truck. >> we need to stop them. peoples' lives depend on this. >> one woman refused to move and police were able to move others out of the way without incident and without arresting anyone else. and there is no word on when we might see arrests in this investigation. in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you.

>> and michael finney is next with that.

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that happened to wanda torres. >> and they can say it's gone down and apply more negative change autos consumer union set up a web page with information on efforts to get the scores for consumers and why it's so important. and there is a link to the web site and where to get your free credit report. >> and we don't have to be obsessed wilt. it's not something you need all the time. >> if you're not going buy a house or car, or don't apply for a credit card, don't sweat it. >> and thank you very much. >> and tonight's money matters world's valuable company may be under valued. there set the highest target yet for apple saying it could go as high as $1,000 a share, went up another $19 today and

gained more than 50 points today brushing ot indicators of a slow down in china. and gm said it will suspend production of the chevy volt. sales picked up in march so it could be cancelled if sales remained strong. >> state water managers say the storms last month layerly built up the snow pack. a survey done today puts the snow pack in just 55% of normal for this time of the year and this is usually at the deepest and dentist. it was the fourth of five surveys they say good reservoir storages will lessen impact of water runnoff as snow melts in the spring. problem may be too much snow in norway. take a look. this is a big rig.

both tumbled 200 feet down, look at this, all the way down. the driver suffering only bone fractures. not badly hurt its remarkable. >> we have a look back at our forecast now. >> this is worth replaying. this is time lapse view from our sutro camera looking northward this afternoon. there are thin clouds and lots of blue. tomorrow, we'll see a similar range of highs in locations. inland east bay and south bay, highs into upper 60s. 69 in antioch tomorrow. there is more clouds and rain or showers tomorrow afternoon and evening. there could be a shower and maybe even past the golden gate.

here is our look at the accu-weather forecast. before getting to that, there is baseball tomorrow night in oakland there is game two of the preseason series. a chance of sprinkles at game time. the accu-weather forecast calls for a cool down thursday and a warm up over the weekend z sunday, easter sunday looking nice and warm. >> and there is a great day for pitcher matt cane. >> a record contract for the giants hurler. no

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join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then... >> my feet came up. my head went down. >> then, she sunk. the rush to rescue a woman who went head first into a snow bank. >> and seven dead, one man in custody and police think he acted alone, it's coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and what a day for matt cane. >> yes z giants fans toork.

>> talking about giants stepping up to the plane there is a looming threat in los angeles giants lock up the pitcher matt cane, under contract for this season making it a six year $127.5 million deal, $21 million per season. there is his era was under three. and he's 27 years old and he's now signed for six more season autos what this portion has done for us... from the beginning in 2002 to get a chance out of nowhere where baseball started out for me to be able to know in this is going to be probably our lifetime as a giant and that is pretty cool for use as a

general manager for as long as i have and matt has this is the way it's supposed to turn out. >> so it did. giants and a's open tonight at at and t park before moving to oakland tomorrow. a's have started in japan. and to prepare on friday. >> it's a mental adjustment. i think this early on as far as spring training there are things you want to work on and this gives you the opportunity to do that. >> and there is usa today reports joey varo signed a 10 year extension with the cincinnati reds and this is crazy money and he got the

call he would be inducted into basketball hall of fame z there is 11 others in the class of 2012. reggie miller going in so is ralph sampson, unguardable at virginia. and there is nike founder phil knight for nellie better late than never. >> i'm the luckiest man in the world, i've been involved in the game of basketball 60 years and never had a bad day. >> stars alining for warriors to struggle and they've lost 10 of the final 16 on the road. many would like to see warriors flat out tank. >> it's processed and

shouldn't be draft choice. and i've got to earn a living and i can't be thinking a draft choice. >> coach davis in the ncaa championship game break neck pace in that game. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and from all of us here, we appreciate your time, see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. ñsñsñsñc

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