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>> today's unprecedented tragedy was shocking and senseless. >> the suspect identified. but his motive unknown. >> we heard at least half dozen gunshots. >> shot us >> terrifying moments for students had inside christian college in oakland. >> i have never seen nothing like this before. >> few people have. good evening. >> when the shooting stopped 5 people were dead on campus two more died at the hospital. 3 people were wounded. >> the somewhatings happened at the university near the oakland airport. suspect turned

himself in to security guard at the south shore shopping center few miles away from alameda. live team coverage beginning with jonathan plume. >> well it has been a very long day in oakland that began with panic and ended with grief. as you just heard 7 people are dead. 3 others are wounded and now an entire community is asking why. >> police arrive 3 minutes after the shots rang out. >> we heard at least half dozen gunshots. and we heard somebody say he has a gun or somebody has a gun and then i.e. evacuated the classroom. >> he was teaching english at the opposite end of the building 100 yards from the bloody crime scene where police say a former student entered a classroom ordered often to line up against the wall and then opened fire at this small christian university that serves the korean community. >> we teach the bible a lot of

it and english, nursing, it's veshtion i have never i would never expect anything like this this is the first time that i knew that the university even existed out here in my distric district. >>reporter: city council member reed among the fires show up at the scene followed by student friends family. >> i want to know she safe or not. >>reporter: flabbergasted onlooker.ste >> with all the body come out of there i was kind of shocked. i mean i have never seen nothing like this before nishtion all 7 people killed and 3 others injured. police officer was also hurt trying to break in through a window. police surrounded building as swat officers comb through the hall of the university looking for survivors. >> there were several people hiding in locked buildings. being locked doors behind desk as you can imagine very freight end. very scared. some of them were injured so we had to rescue them out. we had to force our way in through a number of rooms. >>reporter: room packed with reporters police chief howard jordan identified the suspect at 43-year-old juan go. korean man who had taken class test

school and was later arrested at a shopping center 3 miles away. >> he actually commandeered a victim's car and drove to it alameda. that's when he surrendered. >>reporter: police don't know the motive for the shooting but mayor kwan says it has shaken the korean community to the core. >> i just hope that we will put our arments around this group of people and these families and do our best to bring peace back to the city. >>reporter: and tonight as korean community grieves over the death of those 7 victims, the klooen methodist church has announced they are planning a memorial service that begins tomorrow evening at 6:00 o'clock. in oakland, jonathan plume abc 7 news. >> thanks jonathan. we are learning much more about the suspected shooter tonight. his background in connection to the university and how he ended up in police custody. vick lee is live at the university in vick vick? >>reporter: we are learning a lot about juan go tonight. we

learn that he was deeply in debt and that avenues troubled person with tens of thousands of dollars in lien including one from the irs. now most of his money problems came when he lived in virginia prior to moving here.in fact he was evicted from his apartment in the hays, virginia owing 1300 dollars in back rent in the spring. we also learn that there was something that must have troubled him deeply. his brother with whom he was close staff sergeant in the army died in a car accident while he was training with special forces last year. now go had a hunting license so he was probably also very familiar with firearms. he was finally captured today about 3 miles from here in the south shore center in alameda. juan go was in the back seat of the alameda police car hiding his face from our camera with jacket covering his head. they had arrested him at about 11:30 in front of

safeway in the south shore center parking lot. it was security guard who called police after he spoke to the suspect. source also tells us that go called his father telling him everything that had happened. after he parked the cary apparently spoke to the at least one safeway clerk who said he rambled about the shooting. he called the security guard who was told by go he shot a lot of people. security guard then called alameda police. they responded spoke to the man and took him into custody. this is video from sky 7 of the police car carrying the suspect back to the station. sources they also recovered the gun in the car. safeway shopper lisa saw it all. >> it looked like they stopped him at the door to see if he had anything in his pocket that he had stolen. there was no fight. he was just wearing a beanie. >> we learned this go stayed with 72-year-old father part of the week here at the very apartment complex in oakland. police escorted 72-year-old man

away this afternoon and sealed the unit. >> the car that go drove is not registered to him. the police say he commandeer that car from the owner who apparently is one of the victims. one footnote. you can see the police cars behind me. the crime scene is still very active. here. in fact chief jordan says the university will be closed indefinitely. vick lee, 7 new news. >> all right vick thank you. >> oakland police release a time line late today detailing the police response to the shootings. it began at 10:33 with call to 911. caller tells the dispatcher that a woman was on the ground bleeding in the university. at 10:34 oakland police patrol units were dispatched to the scene. first officers arrived at 10:36. 3 minutes after the first call came in. hour and a half later police identify the suspect and he surrendered to police in alameda. >> 3 people survive the shooting. they were all treated at high land hospital

in oakland. 7 news spoke with one of them as she was discharged late this afternoon. more on that part of the story tonight from lillian kim who is live at the hospital for us. lillian? >> carolyn 19-year-old miss car is a nursing student from santa clara. she was treated and released and her family rate here waiting for her. family of miss car waited apparently outside high land hospital in oakland. her brother paul described how he got a call from her moments after she was shot. >> i have been shot she saichltd dude in my class went crazy so you can just please come get me. do something. look for the police i'm on my way. i drove my car here as fast as i could. >>reporter: she was finally released late this afternoon. she's one of 3 surviving shooting victims. gunshot wound was to her right arm. she spoke to our carolyn tyler. how are you doing. >> doing okay. >>reporter: can you tell us anything about what happened today? >> just some guy attacking us.

>>reporter: did you know him? >> yes he's a former student. >>reporter: so what happened? he just stood up in class. >> ya. just stood up in class and decide to shoot us. >>reporter: we heard that you tried to help a friend. >> i helped my friend. >>reporter: what did you do. >> i picked her up from the ground. she fell on the ground. i got shot in the arm. >>reporter: could you show us, did you get stitches. >> yes i got stitches. >>reporter: what was that like in there? what was the atmosphere. >> not the best. but oh, well. whatever happened we can make the best out of it. >>reporter: you had the presence of mind to call your brother. >> yes. i was able to get hel help. >>reporter: as for the 2 other survivors they remain at high land hospital. we have been told one is a man with an injury to his back. the other is a woman with an injury to her shoulder. live in oakland, lillian kim abc 7 news. >> thank you lillian. we are also learning more tonight

about one of the victims who died today in the shooting at the university. this car belonged to sharon boot the oakland tribune report she was murdered when somewhating suspect juan go car jacked him at the college. he lived in residential hotel in san francisco north beach. his landlord told abc 7 that he called to check on the nursing student when news of the shooting broke. but got no answer. boot immigrated from india several years ago. he worked andrea yates as janitor at san francisco international airport and attended classes during the day. >> well in the rush to get out of the gunman's fire one woman quick thinking saved lives. nick smith live with that part of the story tonight. nick she was very smart and very absolu. >> absolutely, dan. that one woman is a quick thinking student whose class was directly next door. today some are calling her a herein because of what she did. she may have stopped others from being wounded or even killed.

this girl witnessed the student student in the nursing class and only in oakland three months. she says she heard a popping sound at first she thought were fireworks then she heard a woman scream. oh, my god. that's when she says she sprang into action. lock the door turned off the lights. she and the classmates lay flat on the floor. >> he start shooting on the door. i think it was 4 times he shot on the door and maybe he thought like nobody was inside because it was dark and he couldn't see anything. then i think he moved on the other room. i can hear the banging the gun banging and then suddenly like the lady she was asking for help. >>reporter: no one was hurt in the classroom and it is possible her actions were a major reason why. the mayor says there were about 35 people in or near the building when gunfire broke out. she says her faith play add large part new york she feels like she

survived this evening. she says take her pavement is also the reason why she will continue the nursing program again she's only been in oakland three months. in oakland, nick smith, 7 news. >> well she really did something special today. thanks very much. >> once again vigil for the victim scheduled for tomorrow tonight at 6:00 o'clock. it will be posted by the korean quantityed methodist church at 3:03 hudson street in oakland. >> background on the university rate now. founded in 2004 by john kim currently the school president. licensed by the bureau for private post secondary and vocational education that reports no complaints against the school. according to financial records the university took in 1 million dollars in 2010. it's affiliated with the praise god korean church of oakland and shephard university in san francisco. we will of course continue to follow this story for you and bring you any late details as they develop here and on our web site abc 7 news.com. but for the moment we move

on to some other news. federal agent strike at the very heart of the bay area medical marijuana movement. what agents seized from the university during a raid. >> also occupy evicted. camera inside the building after police tossed out the protestors. >> and dramatic rescue at sale. coast guard fought off mammoth wave to get 2 injured sailors to safety. then on "nightline". >>reporter: coming up tonight on "nightline". 3 winning lottery tickets. still out there. but who has them? tonight potential winner emerg emerges. but there is a snachlingt. >> why size 26 and miniskirt flying off the shelves this

>> federal agents today raided multiple oakland property belonging to one of the bay area largest medical marijuana entrepreneur. biggest raid took place at the university where dozens of prescription pot advocate square off against police. didn't stop drug enforcement and irs agents from seizing property and records. agents also raided near by coffee shop run by the university founder richard lee. >> richard lee is a real hero to us. real activist to us. his university is a beacon of change. >>reporter: oakland city

council woman called today raids a waste of taxpayer mone money. >> we need all possible law enforcement resources to be focusing on gun crimes and working to stop the violence. >>reporter: one protestor was arrested. dea spokeswoman says no arrest warrants link to the raids themselves have yet been issued >> 75 occupy protestors ended up getting hauled off to jill after san francisco police evicted them from a vacant building near the civic center. this video shows what the building on turk street looked like after the protestors were removed. it was a mess pro-testtors began the occupation last night. catholic church owner the building. kitchen leaders asked police to advice the occupy sf members to stop trespassing on private property early today. protestors wanted to turn the building into a service center for the hom homeless. >> when the law stops serving its people is when the law should be changed. >> exactly. >> law is here to serve us. >> officers did make entry that the be. encountered many

obstacle including barricaded doors. >>reporter: all kinds of stuff thrown on the floor. san francisco police shared the pictures showing brick on the building roof. officers say the brick bucket of paint and other objects had been carried up to the roof and could have been used as weapons. 2 injured say floors a damaged australian yacht racing around the world being treated tonight for their injuries in san francisco general. they suffered broken bones and sprains when giant wave breached their boat 400 miles off the northern california coast. coast guard cutter rescued the injured sailors and returned today to the alameda coast guard station. sailboat is to arrive in san francisco early tomorrow. >> next couple hours or something. >> talk about the forecast. things are changing a bit. >> yes. let's check in now with spencer. >> as you know very mailed day today with high pressure up near 70. 69 at santa cruz and gilroy and at this hour still relatively mild with temperature readings mainly in the upper 40's to low 50's. now highlights are these.

partly cloudy overnight. cool in some spots. chance of showers tomorrow in the afternoon and evening mainly north bay and we see quite a warm-up coming our way this wean. image 2 centers of high pressure weakening with weak approaching cold front pushing through tomorrow afternoon and here's the forecast animation starting at 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. we see light spotting rain up in the northwest corner of our viewing area. mid late afternoon light rain showers pushing through the north bay counsel in the planes and early evening hours push through by 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night should be over and by that time we are looking at rainfall total really light. very modest probably not more than a tenth inch in any location around the bay area tomorrow. on we good to tonight low. it's a cool but not cold overnight perfect. low generally be in the mid upper 40's but a little chilly up in the north bay valley santa rosa and napa will see low in the low 40's and then tomorrow partly sunny day forest bay and south bay much peninsula high pressure in those areas in the upper 60's

up to 68 at livermore tomorrow. 67 at concord. 67 degrees down at san jose. cloud cover will be a little greater up in the north bay so cooler there. that's also where we have a greater chance of some showers and light rain. high pressure in the north bay mainly in the low 60's tomorrow and down near monterey bay we have the sunniest driest and mailedest weather from any location around the bay area. high in the upper 60's to low 70's. see 71 degrees at gilroy and 70 at holster. accu-weather 7 day forecast after that little rainfall late tomorrow and tomorrow night dry conditions on wednesday. cool and breezy on thursday with high pressure generally in the 50's. may not see many locations topping out at 60 degrees on thursday. starts to warm-up nicely over the weekend and by sunday easter sunday we see high pressure in the low 70's and by monday mid 70's. so nice breath of spring like weather coming our way. >> finally. >> at last. >> well the woman who is claiming to have won the mega million jackpot is talking

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update for you on the vigil for the victims of the oakland shooting. location has just changed to this larger venue. now take place tomorrow at the allen temple baptist church at 8 51 international boulevard in oakland. again starting at 6:00 p.m. >> we'll cover that. you can imagine the turn out will be enormous. >> none of the jackpot winners has claimed the share of the 6 56 million dollar prize yet but a battle royal is brewing in baltimore. woman there claims to have won one of the wing tickets but her colleagues at the mcdonald's where she works say it was a shared pool ticke ticket. >> are they fighting with you over the particular. >> yes. >>reporter: have you gotten a lawyer. >> i'm shock myself. i don't know i'm still in shock right now. >>reporter: you are in shock because you believe you won or because. >> it's confusing what is going on. >>reporter: do you think you won? >> the other wing tickets were sold in kansas and illinois.

only the winner illinois has to to publicly claim the prize. >> frainer announce today they will hold ground breaking ceremony for the new stadium in santa clara later this month. invitation only event will take place on april 19 and overflow parking lot great american theme park. frainers hope construction will be finished in time to play the 2014 season in the stadium. of course santa clara voters approve the financing deal back in 2010. >> we have to build fast. >> you know it's big when the ground breaking is invitation only. can't even get into tha that. >> sports tonight it was the blow out turn in a tight finis finish. the titles game could kentucky win with the star player davis making only one basket? player davis making only one basket? sports is next. c c

>> good evening. this tells you how good kentucky is. best player who happens to be the best player in the whole country anthony davis scored only 6 points tonight and still beat kansas for the championship. kentucky ready for dancing with the stars. thomas robinson was huge tonight for the jay hawk. wildcat running scoring early. jones. 2 hands. robinson pick and roll with taylor and that

is with authority. and jones. watch him shove robinson out of the way. come get some. dunk a thon. kentucky up by 18 at one point in the first half. michael kid down the lane. jay hawk back in the second half. robinson a beast. davis just 6 points. one of 10 shooting. that was the one. 59-44 kentucky the. human eraser beinge realized by jeff there. block on davis tar taylor attacked off the glass around and down. 9 point game. marcus for 3 of the 14. lead back up to continue. jay hawk won last push. johnson 3 ball. 62-55. it's 6 point game with 25 seconds left. davis had 6 block if the game but lungs out and forces traveling on johnson. just got scared. davis the motor occupiesing player 6 points. 16 rebounds. 6 block. 5 assist. 3 steals. 67-59. a wild cat win the 8 national title. it's the first for head coach january. >> i wanted that. i told them

that i wanted this to be one for the ages. go out there and show everyone what kind of team were you even though we were young. doesn't matter how young you are. it's how you play together. >>reporter: a lot of talent in freshmen. >> matt cain wanted to remain a giant. they wanted to keep him. the question was the price. the answer was 6 years, 127.5 million dollars. cain gets extension that he was hoping for and becomes the highest paid righty in basebal baseball. daily is worth more than 21 million for season for longest tenure giant. won 12 last year but giants continue score off him. wasn't his fault. age 27. good chance he will be a giant for life. >> i think both sides always felt like they were pushing in the right direction and it was never, never really got to that point where it needed to be scrapped. no. it was always something that we were filing confident about and very glad that it happened. >>reporter: jit season opener at the park. the fast ball

waist high. eric gone. l 2 nothing oakland. danger in the field. he and josh collide. donald somebody the catch. they are both okay. still nothing got milk. later to left and gone. giants with 3 more rub in the seventh. cabrera again for angel. 4-2 san francisco and brian wilson back striking out the side in the 9th. giants victorious 4-2. game 2 of the series is tomorrow in oakland. >> the beard is back. >> yes. >> glad for that boore. >> "nightline"up next. >> remember keep track of latest breaking news on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> we'll be back in the evening for larry, spencer, sandy thanks for watching appreciate your time. thanks for watching appreciate your time. >> good night everyone

s not clear whether he left of his own volition or was expelled. as for his alleged motive in the shooting, that's unknown. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> terrible story. overseas now and to the growing international pressure on syria. the u.n. has set an april 10th deadline for full compliance with a peace plan. russia's top diplomat says damascus must take the first step toward ending the violence by removing all its troops from the streets. opposition leaders remain deeply skeptical of president assad's motives in agreeing to the plan.

two injured british sailors who were rescued hundreds of miles out in the pacific are now recovering in california. they arrived in the san francisco bay area on a coast guard cutter yesterday. both of them were injured over the weekend when a giant wave hit their yacht during a round the world race. the rest of their team is expected to arrive in oakland today. and to follow-up after the fatal crash of a large recreational vehicle in kansas. we now know that a 17-year-old boy was driving the rig when it crashed sunday in kansas. five people died in that wreck. all were family and friends from minnesota. the teenager would not have been allowed to drive that type of vehicle because of its weight and the number of people on board, but neither of those restrictions applied because of a loophole in minnesota state law. and that jetblue pilot who had a midair meltdown remains in jail without bond after his first federal court appearance. clayton osbon's wife and a number of his fellow jetblue employees were in the amarillo,

texas, courtroom to show their support. he was asked to enter a plea on the charge of interfering with a flight crew. he's due in court again on thursday. most airline travelers would agree that not all carriers are created equal. a new study shows domestic airlines are improving, but the news is not all good. abc's jim avila reports. >> as you can see, the overhead bins are pretty well jammed to capacity. >> reporter: everyone has a complaint about flying, but surprisingly high marks for airlines' dependability. on time more than 80% of the time and with your bag. still there is that odd disconnect with passengers who in the airline quality rankings tell researchers they don't see it. in fact, stress and frustration on board america's airlines are climbing. >> it's not pleasant to be in the air. and it's not even pleasant to go into the airport. >> we're boarding the plane. >> reporter: david fuhr and family are off to miami from los

angeles. >> what i dread the most is probably the unknown of how long the security line will be. >> reporter: once on the plane, the fuhr family isn't so happy with the leg room in coach. >> time to go back to steerage like cattle. >> reporter: the most common passenger frustration? customer service from reservations to boarding and on the plane. the most complaints come when passengers deal directly with airline employees. second on the list, cancellations, delays and missed connections. and third is at the baggage carousel. always a bad day when you arrive and your suitcase does not. the best at on-time performance, hawaiian airlines. the worst? jetblue. best baggage handlers? airtran. the worst, american eagle. but the strange thing is, even though southwest airlines is not on top of either category, passengers rate them highest in customer service anyway because ei