>> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland. we just received new information from the police chief about yesterday's shooting that killed seven and wounded three. more information about the gun specifically. where? the story coming up in a live report. >> reporter: two victims of yesterday's shooting still recovering. [ inaudible ]

6:01 thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. the oikos university campus shutdown a day after california's worst mass shooting in nearly two decades. this morning new information about a possible motive. >> new information on the weapon. we have live team coverage. katie marzullo at highland hospital with new details on the victims. let's begin with terry mcsweeney at oikos university.

>> reporter: perhaps three minutes ago a press conference with police chief jordan wrapped up. during that conference he clarified something that he mistakenly said yesterday. he said the weapon used in the shooting yesterday that killed seven and wounded three had been recovered. this morning he is saying it has not been recovered. let us begin with the 911 call that came in that alerted police to the tragedy. >> gunshots, a lady came out she had blood on her arm. >> an active shooting going on. >> can we get another ambulance down here? >> reporter: those calls 10:30 yesterday morning, when police say 43-year-old former student out here, one goh opened fire in a classroom. according to the chronicle he did so with a 45 calibre handgun. he apparently was targeting an administrator. he had been kicked out of the school a few months ago.

perhaps coming back for revenge. he did shoot a secretary and nine students. he did not get the person he was after, she was not on campus yesterday. this is a school with fewer than 100 students and he shot 10. a short time ago the chief was talking about the gun and how the search for it continues. >> we do know however, that the -- based on ballistic evidence that we have at scene that the gun was a handgun. it was a semi-automatic handgun base on the ballistics that we've recovered at the scene. >> reporter: the suspect fled the shooting scene one hour later found at a supermarket in alameda. he had stolen the carve one of his shooting victims. -- the car of one of his shooting victims. cooperating, according to the police chief not remorseful for what he did.

more from katie marzullo in just a few minutes. mayor quan is asking the city of oakland, all residents to reach out to especially impacted korean community this is a christian korean school here. she would like everyone in the city to reach out as best they can with at least their prayers. terry mcsweeney. >> you mentioned katie, katie is live at the hospital where two of the shooting victims are still hospitalized. >> reporter: the hospital is not releasing their conditions. we understand they are expected to live, which is great news. and great news amid a lot of other heartbreaking stories. as you look at video of the emergency room yesterday to get an idea of the police presence and the activity that was happening. the only man who was killed was the last victim, he was carjacked in the parking loft of the -- parking school. he was studying nursing and

working at night as a janitor at the airport to cover his bills. the other victims, other six victims were all women from 21 to 40. then there are the three survivors, within has again home. she talked with carolyn tyler as she was leaving the hospital yesterday. >> he decided to shoot us. >> reporter: we heard you tried to help a friend. >> i helped my french >> reporter: what did you do? >> i picked her up from the ground. she fell on the ground and guy shot in the arm. >> reporter: that is a u.s. army reservist she left the hospital yesterday with stitches in her home, very heroic young woman and lucky. still two survivors here. we don't know the extent of their injuries they are not life-threatening. katie marzullo, abc7 news. in the middle of all the case why is there are emerging

stories of heroic actions. within student's quick thinking in a near -- one student's quick thinking in a nearby class may have stopped the shooting of many more. she heard a woman scream "oh my god," she rushed to the door of her classroom, locked it and turned off the lights she and her classmates got on the floor. >> he start shooting on the door. i think it was three or four times he shot on the door. maybe he thought nobody was inside because it was dark and he could not see anything. then i think he moved on the other room, i can hear the banging, the gun banging."i then suddenly like the lady she was asking for help. >> while several bullets came through the door, nobody was hurt in her classroom. she says her faith played a large part as to how she responded. she says she won't let this tragedy stop her from punishing the nurse -- from

finishing the nursing program. a vigil will be held tonight oakland at the allen temple baptist church. the vigil is set to begin at 6 p.m.. stay with abc7 news for the latest on the shootings. we'll continue to bring you any new details and updates as they develop on air and on abc7news.com. in other news, the san francisco building taken over by occupiers sunday night is empty again this morning after police arrested 75 protesters who barricaded themselves inside. protesters took over this property, officers cleared them out yesterday afternoon. police encountered many obstacles, including barricaded doors and furniture in haulways. the roman catholic archdiocese owns the building. occupy sf says the building

could be used to provide services for the homeless. >> there was a celebration of sorts at jack london square overnight. as a damaged yacht and its crew limped into the port. incredible story. the australian yacht was one of several taking part in a race around the world when it was hit by several waves and seriously damaged off the north california coast. well-wishers and fans greeted the craft and crew has they arrivement -- as they arrived. two crewmembers are being treated at san francisco general. the remaining crew arrived after 3:30 this morning, aboard nazir ly damaged craft. 6:0 -- 8 --

low 50s starting out with cloud cover it will thin out, 45 redwood city, 49 mountain view, 50 san rafael. we will look for the chance of showers late day throughout most of the bay area. the best chance of showers comes in around our afternoon commute in the north bay. i'll show you in just a moment. we are looking at the best weather of the week if you like it sunny and mild, that's this weekend in time for the holiday weekend. here's a look at our satellite and radar composite, front still well north with it a couple of light showers. by 7:00, we could see sprinkles in the east bay at the coliseum, we are talking about temperatures dropping through the 50s. we are not talking about rain until late in the afternoon in the north bay evening hours, overnight hours, the rest of the bay, mild with sunshine east bay south bay mid and upper 60s elsewhere low 60s in the north bay with favorable showers there late day then cool and breezy until we hit the weekend that's our warm-up.

earlier problem with stalled big rig highrise section westbound of the san mateo bridge getting reports that big rig has been towed out you may find slow traffic in the westbound direction on the san mateo bridge this accident northbound 280 on the peninsula at farm hill road that clearing out, quickly lower deck of the bay bridge reports of barrels in lane you may find slow traffic fortunately in the noncommute direction. our time is 6:10. what is right around the corner? >> tax time. >> tips to help you avoid tax trouble just ahead, the critical help we are offering for bay area residents. bay area school district that is now hoping to be the first in the country to offer every student health care coverage. major emergency midair that turned an 80-year-old passenger into a first time pilot.úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúúúúúúúú

good morning. let's take a live look from the embarcadero looking at the about it is definitely dry out there we got some clouds some of us could get some sprinkles. you want to stay tuned for meteorologist lisa argen's forecast and see where those

chances are strongest. >> oakland unified school district is launching an ambitious plan to provide health care to all students by the end of the year. the district is using 18 million dollars in funding from alameda count the city of oakland and kaiser permanente to set up nine centers bringing the total number to 26. administrators say many students live in poverty and that can lead to health problems that affect learning. health centers will provide physical exams, mental health consling and first-aid. last month's storms barely built up the sagging sierra snow pack. just 55% of normal for this time of year usually at its densest. levels in southern california only 39% of formal, the fourth of five surveys. 6:15.

do we have a tiny chance of more precipitation? >> teeny tiny is a technical term. >> how about wimpy? it will make its presence felt later on this afternoon you can see haze over the city there we are talking cloudy skies, temperatures are warmer than yesterday morning. good morning san francisco 49, 45 redwood city, 46 on the coast. winds not much of a problem. we will be talking about temperatures coming up this afternoon where the sun is shining. that will not be in the north bay for too long because we'll see filtered clouds there. chance of showers late in the afternoon north bay, the rest of the bay area coastal hills, right through the evening overnight hours and the best weather, warm-up in time for the . we have that little rain over the weekend, how do we stand in terms of percent of normal? still dry, 64% santa rosa,

oakland 63% of normal. 37% of normal, less than five inches of rain for the season for san jose what's ahead? here's the front, it is bringing increasing clouds, high pressure sliding east and with it, we will see the temperatures take a hit in the north bay. here's why, you will notice more clouds not until 4:00, 5:00 we could see maybe a couple hundredths at best here. then that evening commute, the coastal hills, rest of the bay area into the evening could see showers with that we are not talking much, less than/110 of an inch of rain. 61 san francisco, 63 oakland, 67 more sun where milder in the south and east bay, 65 fremont, watsonville near 70, gilroy hollister today and look ahead behind the front tomorrow cooler breezy into

thursday slowly rebounding temperatures friday. saturday normal upper 60s, above normal, sunday, monday. good morning. we have a shot of highway 24, snaking through past lafayette and orinda on your drive to the caldecott tunnel no problems headed into san francisco or the oakland area. golden gate bridge moving well as you come off the waldo grid, traffic flowing smoothly through the tolls into doyle dive. look at east -- east shore freeway, bumper-to-bumper, no problems, a grind as you get into the maze. eastbound bay bridge noncommute lower deck reports of barrels in lanes. that doesn't fare well from san francisco towards the oakland side. otherwise the maze to the east bayside to if moving well no problems still with an accident on the peninsula northbound 280 at farm hill no significant slowing path the

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good morning waking up to plenty of clouds. weak cold front that is going to slide down from the north across the bay area today. we are looking at a few sprinkles, i'll explain later. the rest of the state shouldn't have any problems if you are traveling with numbers climbing through the 70s. 75 fresno, 87 palm springs. we'll be right back.

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good morning the opening bell ringing right now. [ inaudible ] good morning i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. we are learning more about the shooter and victims in that rampage at a private christian college in oakland, seven killed, three wounded. >> katie marzullo is live at the hospital. let's begin with terry mcsweeney live at oikos university with more on the gun used and new details on the suspect. >> reporter: yeah the new information on the suspect is his motive. according to the police chief howard jordan he came here yesterday looking for the

administrator who played a role in having him kicked out of the school several months ago. he was also looking for students who disrespected him this is how it sounded when police got word of the ram payment. >> heard gunshots, a lot -- -- a lady came out with blood on her arm. >> can we get another ambulance. >> reporter: police say 10:30 yesterday morning 43-year-old former student one goh opened fire he was targeting specifically one administrator who played a in kicking him out of school as well as students who were not kind to him this is a student body of fewer than 100 students, he shot 10, killing seven, wounding three. chief jordan was speaking earlier today about that motive. >> we have learned that the suspect was upset with the administration at the school. he was also upset that students were in the past when he attended the school,

mistreated him, disrespected him and things of that nature. >> reporter: the suspect arrested in the back of that squad car hiding himself, 11:30 yesterday at a supermarket in alameda. new information about the killings. when we was in that classroom he asked students to stand up and line-up. sounded like execution-style. as far as the weapon used police are not saying what calibre it is. the chronicle is reporting it was a 45 calibre. the weapon has not been recovered. they believe it is somewhere between where i'm standing here on edgewater in oakland and the supermarket in alameda where he was arrested. they are saying it was a semi-automatic and they are looking for it this morning. also, they are telling us that at the supermarket yesterday when he was arrested, before he was arrested he called his father, told his father, admitted to everything and to police, police are saying he is admitting everything but

not reforceful. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> a lot of new information there. katie marzullo continues our coverage you are live at highland hospital where two victims are still hospitalized. >> reporter: we have new information as well as another victim being identified. as for the survivor, two are still here at highland hospital. we don't know extent of their injuries. we understand they are not life-threatening. they are two of three survivors all treated here. a lot of victims were brought here you can see the activity out front of the emergency room yesterday afternoon. seven people were killed, six women and one man, a third woman has been identified this morning, 33-year-old woman of el cerrito, a new member of the tibetan-american population here in the bay area. also a 21 year old identified and 24-year-old. the only man to be killed has

been identified, the last victim, the shooter carjacked him in the parking lot of the school, killed him and took his car. he's a buddies who came from the him lay yards he went to the university during -- himalayas, went to the university during the day working as a janitor at night to pay his bills, he was 38-years-old. the only survivor released from the hospital talked with carolyn tyler and tried to explain what happened inside that university. >> reporter: how are you doing? >> i'm doing okay. >> reporter: can you tell us anything about what happened today? >> just some guy an taking us. -- some guy tacking us. >> reporter: did you know him? >> he's a former student. >> reporter: what happened he just stood up in class? >> yeah, he just stood up in class and decide to shoot us. >> reporter: she is an army reservist shot in the arm and left the hospital yesterday with stitches.

she explained how she helped a friend to get out with her life helping her off the ground after she had fallen as bullets were flying. a lot of stories of hero coming out of yesterday's shooting. maybe a silver lining to all of the tragedy. katie marzullo, abc7 news. today the community will get its first chance to publicly grieve for and remember the victims. vigil tonight in oakland at the allen temple baptist church at 89501 international boulevard set to begin 6:00 this evening. katie couric and the rest of the team at "good morning america" will continue to follow this story at 7 a.m. with new developments. you can follow us on twitter for the latest news any time abc7 news bay area you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. in other news, a rally and march planned in san francisco today to protest the obama administration's crackdown on medical marijuana

dispensaries. city supervisors and local members of the state legislature are planning to speak in support of cannibus patients. federal agents raided multiple oakland properties belonging to one of the bay area's largest medical marijuana entrepreneurs yesterday. dozens of prescription pot advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university where drug enforcement and irs agencies seized properties and records. oakland city councilwoman called the raises a waste of taxpayer's money. we need all possible law enforcement resources to be focusing on gun crime and working to stop the violence. >> one protester was arrested a decision ea spokeswoman says no arrest warrants linked to the raids -- have been issued. 700 workers in san hope say are upset after learning the opening of a casino has been delayed. these women were among 300 hired for the initial opening

at the new casino m8trix they also run the garden city card room. the plan was to bring them to the m8trix. the city says there was never an agreement the final permit would be ready by today. wimpy is the word described, used by lisa argen to talk about today's cold front. >> wimpiness of bringing us rain. >> i said it. looking at cloud could have out there we are milder this morning, good morning oakland 50°, 47 fremont. cool spot in the north bay 43 napa, 43 in santa rosa. we are seven degrees warmer, concord, livermore, five degrees warmer in hayward, just about a degree warmer in san francisco, chance of showers comes in mid afternoon in the north bay. evening hours around the commute for the coastal hills the rest of the bay. the best weather comes in over the weekend. it is going to take time to

warm after this frontal passage. it is advancing the cloud cover, it will bring in a little breeze today and for the a's game in oakland, we going to call for a few sprinkles, temperatures dropping through the 50s this evening. you could see shower activity around 6:00, 7:00 from our east bay even into the south bay and santa cruz mountains not everyone is going to see it. it going to focus north bay, low 60s there sunshine elsewhere today with mid and upper 60s around the santa clara valley, peninsula, even 70 not out of the question in hollister today. sue has an update on our commute. i do. good morning. back to the peninsula, accident still blocking lanes northbound 280 at farm hill no significant slowing. a "sig alert" on the bay bridge now we are mentioning barrels in the road what happened lower deck eastbound treasure island a car hit the barrels and they splattered all over the lanes. left lane closed, treasure island off-ramp also closed on

bay bridge, "sig alert" in effect lower deck until further notice. elsewhere an accident northbound 880 before hesperia insulation in lanes, car hit it that's the reason for very slow traffic around 20 miles an hour, northbound through the hayward area this is the drive as you approach the bay bridge metering lights on this is the approach to the maze, 80 eastbound we should say as you head towards -- backing to the west ground overcrossing towards the toll plaza. our time is:39. trading underway. live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead right now the dow down 13 points. plus, the party turns into problems. the overnight celebration that ended with dozens of arrests and at least one person shot. hundreds of millions of reasons to fight the battle brewing overwinning ticket

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few sprinkles today sunshine south end of the bay east bay statewide wow, looking like spring, 70 sacramento, 79 los angeles, 68 southern sierra, 66 northern sierra, a few snowflakes tonight. a full look at your weather forecast is moments away. 6:44. a growing belief that the world's most valuable company may be undervalued. wall street and nil list -- analyst set highest target for apple stock predicting $1,000 a share within a year. it has risen 80% in the past year and went up another $19 yesterday. >> >> it appears auto sales are in overdrive another sign the economy is picking up the pace. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning. auto sales figures are out chrysler leading the pack march sales up 34% better than

expected. higher gas prices boosted demand for 500 subcompact car which reached monthly record in sales. different story for ford, sales were higher, only 5%, a little less than what economists were expecting. ford posted strongest u.s. march sales in five years. as for the markets today, another one of those directionless starts to wall street, dow, s&p and nasdaq with just mixed so far this morning. bloomberg index is up half percent. we know the higher gas prices have car buyers flocking to hybrids. cars.com breaks down the best for the money the ones that cost the least while give you the most mileage. cars.com says at the top is the 2012 toyota prius and honda insight. the best hybrids for the money the 2012 escape and highlander hybrid. being green doesn't always

work out. millennium has filed for bankruptcy protection. it plans to sell some of its businesses. latest signs point to an improving economy women may not feel it as much as men. 53% of women small business own optimistic about the economy getting better, 64% of men said so. i'm jane king, bloomberg news. this saturday republican presidential front-runner mitt romney hopes to secure his party's nomination. gop voters head to the polls in primaries in maryland, district of columbia and wisconsin the only state where santorum put up a real fight in the past week president obama is increasingly treating romney as though he's already gotten the gop nomination. santorum will be watching results from his home state of pennsylvania which has yet to hold its primary. none of the three mega millions jackpot winners has claimed their share of the 656

million dollar prize yet. in baltimore a woman claims to have one of the winning tickets but her colleagues at mcdonald's where she works says it was a shared ticket. >> are they fighting with you over the ticket? >> yes, big problem. >> have you gotten a lawyer? >> for me i'm shocked myself. i'm still in shock. >> you are in shock because he believe you won or because it is confusing what is going on now? >> very confusing. >> she bought a pool ticket -- pool tickets for co-workers but says her winning ticket was separate from that the other winning tickets was sold in kansas and illinois. illinois is the only one has publicly claimed the prize. >> [ unintelligible ] forecast could get a little messy.

the cold front is going to move through the entire bay area, weak one. here's a look from our live camera, beautiful mount tam where we have the official sunrise just about five minutes away. the cold front limping through the bay area from this afternoon until the later evening hours. i will show that to you in just a few minutes. right now we are looking at mid to upper 40s near 50, milder start, especially concord, livermore valley upper 40s you were around 40 yesterday morning 47 san jose and hayward, fremont warmer as well. with the clouds, temperatures are held up, a chance of showers in the afternoon, north bay evening commute, peninsula, south bay then a warmer weekend easter sunday looks like above normal. right now the cold front and clouds still to the north of us. we are looking at increasing clouds throughout the day in the north high pressure ridge giving way, sliding east and

with the cold front not only could we see spotty light rain showers but the winds are going to pick up as well, behind it cooler air. here we are 4:00, sonoma, marin, 6:00 even the coastal hills could see a shower from the evening commute. by 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, the rest of the bay area could see light spotty sprinkles, amounting to less than 1/10 of an inch. not doing much to tip the rain bucket. nonetheless, if you are going to the coliseum, the game tonight you may run into a few light showers. 61 oakland cooler tell the clouds in the north bay elsewhere mild in -- mild, more sun upper 60s, concord, livermore, san jose, 66 peninsula 61 half moon bay passage of cold front ahead of it, breezy winds, 65 watsonville, 70 hollister. front moves through later today, tomorrow we are behind it, chilly, upper 50s, breezy winds thursday. we are not going to recover

temperature-wise until friday, low 60s and a big warm-up saturday upper 60s and low 70's easter sunday nice and mild into monday sue has an update on our commute. >> back to the peninsula now. accident just being cleared out of lanes northbound 280 at farm hill boulevard that has been there at least an hour. we have good news eastbound lower deck of the bay bridge earlier debris in lanes had the treasure island off-ramp closed all cleared "sig alert" lifted eastbound commute along the bay bridge fine. westbound slow that in a minute. here's 880 northbound through hesperia debris in lanes cleared, slow traffic remains -- it caused an accident cleared out of lanes. if you are leaving now through marin county 880 east shore freeway and highway 4 still good. bay bridge toll, metering lights on traffic backed to the overcrossing towards the

maze. earlier accident on the incline section cleared out of lanes. you will find slow traffic on the upper deck. coming up on 6:51. san francisco giants pitcher matt cain is the highest paid right hander in major league history, a six year deal worth 127 1/2 million dollars. he pitched better than the 12 wins he everyoned last year because the giants weren't giving him much run support. at age 27, there's a good chance the extension and options will make cain a giant for life. >> game two of the bay bridge series moves to oakland tonight. brian wilson struck out the side for a 4-2 giants' vick -- victory. kentucky beat out kansas to win college basketball's biggest tile.

huge crowds near the university's lexington campus overnight. at times this celebration go out of hand. small groups lit fires one person was shot and wounded. several people have been arrested. recapping: we are getting new information about a possible motive in the deadly shooting at a private christian university in oakland. seven people were killed, three injured. >> we have live team coverage let's begin with terry mcsweeney at oikos university. >> reporter: police are saying the motive is an old one, revenge. they say that 43-year-old one goh came here yesterday morning to get revenge for an administration that kicked him out of the school several months ago and students who disrespected him. look at pictures from shortly after 10:30 when police say the shooting took place. goh was in a classroom though he is not enrolled any longer. he pulled out a semi-automatic handgun, lined students up and shot them, nine shot, one an

administrator, a secretary shot. the administrator he was after was not even on campus yesterday. he left campus, killed a student and took his car to a supermarket in alameda. there he called his father, told him the whole story, what he had done he told a store worker he killed people the worker notified police, police came and he was arrested without incident. the gun is still missing it was not found in the car as oakland police indicated yesterday. they also say goh is cooperating, but not remorseful. seven dead, three wounded. police say the d.a. will get the report tomorrow, the university according to oakland police chief jordan is closed indefinitely. police maintaining a presence out here this is still an active crime scene. that's the story from here. for more on the victims let's go to katie marzullo. >> reporter: good morning. of the 10 who were shot, three survived. two are still being treated for their injuries here at

highland hospital. those injuries are not life-threatening. the third survivor was already released yesterday. we have video of her leaving the hospital. she was shot in the arm and left here in stitches. of the seven who were killed, six women and one man. four have been identified. the man is 38-year-old man shot and killed in the parking lot when the shooter stole his car. three women identified 33-year-old, 21-year-old and a 24-year-old. all of the victims are between the ages of 21 and 40 they were from many, many different places in the world from korea, nigeria, nepal and the philippines. as small as the school was, as far as student body it was such an international school that several communities are in mourning this morning. katie marzullo, abc7 news. checking other top stories,

rally and march planned in san francisco today to protest the obama administration's recent crackdown on medical marijuana dispen reese. agents raided multiple properties, dozens of prescription pot advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university. where agents seized property and records. damaged yacht and remaining crew limp add into port with an incredible story to tell. it was -- it was hit and seriously damaged by huge waves 400 miles off the north california coast. four injured, two rescued by the . a crowd greeted the -- crew. final check on weather and traffic. we are talking about cloud cover this morning, keeping temperatures to upper 40s, to low 50s thinning out cloud cover east bay south bay partly cloudy there. noontime 50 to 60 more clouds north bay up wither 60s east

bay santa clara chance of showers afternoon north bay evening elsewhere and then that system will provide cooler weather through thursday. slowly warming up friday the best weather is the weekend upper 60s saturday, low 70s easter sunday. good morning. another update for you. eastbound bay bridge lower deck four more barrels in lanes, cleared out traffic is now moving fine here's the waze app, traffic spotters using the freeways slow on the freeway through hayward 880, earlier debris in lanes, insulation, traffic still slow recovering from that. you will see our traffic spotters with that information for you. we also have one final look at the bay bridge toll, metering lights on earlier incline section had an accident that is cleared out of lanes. traffic backed to the west grand overcrossing. san mateo bridge earlier stall

on the highrise that is absolutely cleared out of the lanes. traffic flowing smoothly both directions east and westbound between foster city and hayward. not a bad drive. i think a lot of people have spring break. thank you for joining us for this edition of the abc7 morning news. >> gma with katie couric is next they are going to have more coverage of the oikos university massacre. >> keep track of the latest news on twitter and talk about it at facebook. have a fabulous day.