closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc a lady came outrunning she had blood on her. newly released 911 calls, have the desperation and fear in the calls this morning crime lab techs return to oikos university where seven people were killed. a short distance from campus on doolittle drive police are actively searching for the firearm.

i'm kristen sze. and i'm cheryl jennings. we have live team coverage. we begin with terry mcsweeney at the search site in an oakland waterway at shoreline park. >> reporter: this waterway is directly across west across 880 from the oracle arena. investigators looking in that waterway now for one more piece of the puzzle. they say they already have a confession and now they nomoive. police called in special sonar equipment from san francisco pd to find the weapon that kill seven and wounded three. >> in equipment is capable of detecting items that may be in the water. we are specifically looking for the handgun. >> reporter: police say goh purchased the weapon in february and had been planning. >> he went through the building shooting victims. >> reporter: we are learning more about the suspect 43-year-old one goh who police

say has confessed. his motive, revenge was upset at administrators at the school. he was upset with several students because of the way he was treated when he was enrolled here two months ago. >> reporter: goh shot his 10th and final victim outside the school and took that person's car to a supermarket in alameda where he told an employee he had just shot some people. >> he has not been particularly remorseful but very cooperative. >> reporter: strangely, mr. goh has confessed to shooting 10 and killing seven. when it comes to pinpointing where he threw the weapon out, he's backing off, not being cooperative. oakland pd says they plan to find it any way they have san francisco pd if necessary they will call out divers. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> the fbi and investigators from several police agencies

are still at the scene. >> reporter: a very different scene today. yesterday at this time, police were responding enforce to the shooting and looking for a gunman. today, it is the forensic team which is out here and they have taken over the building. sky 7 hd gives a good picture of what i am talking about. the crime scene investigators and technicians, the csi folks are here going through every inch of that building and its surroundings. looking for evidence and they are wearing as you see, their white suits and gloves. this way they avoid contaminating the crime scene. they are certainly dusting for fingerprints, that is a procedure they do at time. the suspect is said to have sprayed one room with bullets. i suspect investigators will spend a fair amount of time in that classroom. they will do also what is called a gunshot trajectory

reconstruction used to determine the location of the victims and suspect during the shooting. we have also learned here that the fbi mobile lab is here and agents are assisting in this investigation. leann melendez, abc7 news. the police dispatch tapes from that shooting reveal a lot of confusion when the calls started coming in. eric thomas is here with that part of the story. >> radio call shows how chaotic everything was. dispatchers relaying information and cops trying to make sense of it and wondering if they are about to run into a gun fight. the response started from one call from the 7800 block of edgewater caller reporting shots fired. officers refer to that person as the reporting party or rp. >> shoots coming -- shots

coming from inside the building. >> cars begin speeding towards edgewater drive. officers unsure what to expect. then, an officer who had been flagged didn't by a witness gets on the radio and describes a victim lying out sigh the university. >> -- outside the university. >> in the parking lot, 7900 looks like a gunshot to the head. not responsive. >> reporter: now, arriving officers have to anticipate the worst. a supervisor puts out this order. >> we are trying to establish if there's an active shooter in that area. >> reporter: what arriving officers find is chaos, screaming people, more gunshot victims, a total of 10, seven would die. in all the confusion police still don't know where shooter is. >> let's set up a perimeter now. >> what they found, more

victims, witnesses and the shooter left the scene s.w.a.t. teams had to search the building and take no chances to see if there was an accomplice. it took three minutes for the first units to arrive. three hours to call all-clear. >> katie marzullo joins new information about the victims. >> reporter: the survivors are okay. the hospital just confirmed in the last hour that the last of the three survivors was discharged from the hospital last night. that's good news for them. of course the seven people who were killed never made it to hospital. we have confirmed one name of one victim, a 38-year-old, a buddhist immigrant from the himalayas. he was attending the college to become a nurse during the day working as a janitor to pay the bills at night. the shooter shot him in the parking lot and used his car to get away. he was the only man killed the

other six are women from 21 to 40 from all over the world tibet, korea and the philippines. we did talk with one survivor as she left the hospital yesterday carolyn tyler asked her what it was like? the woman still stunned but tried to explain what happened. >> i got shot in the arm. >> reporter: did you get stitches? >> yeah, i got stitches. >> reporter: what was that like in there? what was the atmosphere? >> not the best. oh well. whatever happened we can make the best out of it. >> reporter: she is a u.s. army reservist which might explain her calm under pressure. she was able to help a friend to safety as she saved her own life. a memorial has been planned for this evening held at allen temple baptist church at 8501 international boulevard in oakland. it is going to begin at 6:00

tonight. clearly, a community that has a lot of mourning to do maybe it will help when they call come together. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for the latest details on all the developments in this mass shooting. we'll continue to bring you any new information as we get it on the air and on abc7news.com. other stories still ahead, damaged and bruised, but safe. overnight celebration at the port of oakland after a battered boat arrives. the captain shares the crew's story of surviving at sea. president obama's harsh new criticism for the republicans' budget plan. l

right now we are taking another live look via sky 7 hd at the scene where police are searching san leandro bay for the firearm used in yesterday's oikos university shooting that killed seven people. investigators believe this waterway in regional park is where the 45 calibre semi-automatic handgun may be. this morning the oakland police chief jordan said the suspected gunman an expelled student one goh purchased the firearm legally six weeks ago. right now they are searching for that firearm, happening right now at shoreline park in oakland. on to other news. a celebration of sorts in oakland overnight as a damaged yacht with its remaining crew onboard limped into port. a crowd greeted the crew at

jack london square. they were competing in an around the world race when a giant wave hit and damaged the boat 400 miles off our coast saturday. two crewmembers were seriously injured. the captain says the weather had been rough across the pacific. and the wave that hit them was massive. >> it was a 300 foot wave, higher than the mast. [ inaudible ] just trashed the steering column and the wheel. [ inaudible ] it just washed people up and down the bay like rag dolls, devastating. >> a coast guard cutter picked up the injured crewmembers they are now being treated. right now in san francisco rally getting started near city hall to protest the obama

administration's crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. supervisors and local members of the state legislature are holding a news conference after the rally to voice their support for medical cannibus patients. the rally one day after federal agents raided multiple oakland properties belonging to one of the bay area's largest medical marijuana entrepreneurs. dozens of kits squared off against police -- dozens of advocates squared off against police at oaksterdam university. agents also raided a nearby coffee shop owned by oaksterdam university founder richard lee. no arrest warns have been issued. president obama says the republican budget plan passed by the house is a prescription for a decline that harms future generations. he told a group of newspaper executives today that republicans are peddling another round of trickle down economics, a policy he says doesn't work. >> the president: instead of moderating their views even

slightly, the republicans running congress right now, have doubled down. and proposed a budget so far to the right it makes the contract with america look like the new deal. >> the president told the audience america cannot afford another tax cut for the wealthy or cuts that make it more difficult for future generations to get a college education. the 3 1/2 trillion dollar republican proposal aims to slash the federal deficit by cutting government programs while lowering tax rates. this saturday republican presidential front-runner mitt romney hopes to secure his party's nomination. gop voters headed to prime in -- primaries in maryland, district of columbia and wisconsin the only state where santorum put up a fight. in the past week president obama is increasingly treating romney as though he is already the

gop nominee. santorum will be watching from pennsylvania which is yet to hold its primary. california's education chief is asking that the cal-state university system to freeze the pay of top add stray fors. he sent eight letter -- he sent a letter monday he announced his opposition to 10% pay increases for incoming presidents at the fullerton and hayward campuses while tuition continues to rise. he says he brought up the salary freeze issue at the board's may 9th meeting. meteorologist lisa argen is in for mike. still nice out there emeryville now numbers are in the 50s. we have a chance of showers not everyone will see the rain, but everyone is going to feel the affects of the passage of the cold front, i'll explain, coming up. fighting for a spot in the spotlight. what one transgender miss

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it is tax time you can get questions answered for free tonight. tax chat and hotline tonight from 4:30 until 8 p.m.. a panel of tax experts from the irs and other professionals will be on hand to take calls or answer questions for free online through facebook and twitter. michael finney will have live reports. in the meantime if you have weather questions you know who to ask lisa argen. we have change as head, maybe a light shower. we are going to be behind in front later today when we have cool air for the next couple of days. definitely nice looking clouds out there. the high level and cumulus clouds, you folks will see the clouds increase quickly in the north bay this afternoon. still looking like partly cloudy conditions and should be a nice afternoon for the most part that cold front will

slide across the bay area squeezing in a mild, nice spring-like afternoon from san francisco south. 57 now mountain view as well as san jose. in the north bay you've had sunshine and temperatures have had a chance to respond, 57 in napa, we'll call it partly cloudy throughout the rest of the day increasing clouds in the north bay chance of showers from sonoma to marin this afternoon, evening commute could see a light shower the rest of the bay area then the warming trend for this time around just in time for the weekend. here's a look at what we can expect, cold front still far to the north. we are looking at some of the thin high clouds overhead. right now looking at the rain still a couple hours away. this will continue to sink south and east today i think the best chance of rain will come in around the 2:00, 3:00 time period from sonoma and then by 4:00, 5:00 maybe marin

county could see a light shower. just have advancing clouds peninsula south bay, not until 7:00, 8:00 we could see showers in the south bay. i know we go the a's game in afternoon -- i know we got the a's game this afternoon. overnight we are behind the system, cool air ushers in behind it if you see rain it is not going to be much. we'll talk about than 1/10 of an inch overnight. 7:35 about sunset maybe a sprinkle here or there at coliseum. numbers dropping through the 50s. back home today, nice afternoon not going to warm up like this again until later in the week. today, pretty mild, 63 in oakland really average highs for the south bay, 67 san jose, sunshine fadinging in the north bay throughout the afternoon, 65 napa, winds kick up and we are going to see a

brewster -- feel a blustery day even down here in the day as head. one of the warmer days of the week today in gilroy, 71, 70 in hollister. the next several days, a few sprinkles, light shower tomorrow behind the system highs mainly in the 50s, breezy winds still thursday, we going to be well below normal friday when we start to see temperatures come up a little. the weekend we are feeling like the season easter looks nice. >> thank you. former vice president cheney was released from a virginia hospital this morning after a heart transplant 10 days ago. the 71-year-old received a new heart from an unknown donor. he has had five heart attacks since the age of 37 his most recent within in 2010. he waited nearly two years for the heart. he issued a statement today he and his family wanted to again express their deep gratitude to the donor and the donor's family for the remarkable gift. in a few minutes the

canadian transgender beauty queen disqualified from the miss universe contest will tell what action she is planning to take. she has hired gloria allred. the two will speak at a news conference in los angeles at 11:30. they underwent gender reassignment and was kicked out of the contest for not being a naturally born female. her case has gained international attention. according to a statement just released on the pageant's website she may be allowed to compete after all. coming up next, where you can get a free treat to satisfy that sweet tooth today. >> that when we come back.

who would like to get a scoop of ice cream for free today? >> who wouldn't. today is ben & jerry's annual three cone day to thank customers. >> from noon to 3 p.m. you can go in for a free scoop of any flavor, including the new greek frozen yogurt local stores taking part are in san francisco, oakland, berkeley and san jose. later today, the low down on websites that it can out the middleman when you looking on deals. then our continuing team coverage of the mass shooting oakland as we learn more about the victims and why the shooter did it. also, the intense search in the bay for the murder weapon as we retrace the steps of the suspect from the shooting rampage at oikos university. those stories and more later today at 4:00 and 5:00. >> lisa one final check on the weather. chance of a few sprinkles light shower. the rest of the afternoon if

we see anything it is going to be less than 1/10 of an inch in the next three, four hours we could see north bay sprinkles it won't be until the evening commute when we see a chance elsewhere around the coastal hills. tomorrow we cool off as well as thursday, breezy. warm-up friday. the big warm-up over the weekend upper 60s to low 70s. well below normal between now and then except for right now, the next couple of hours. for all of us here at abc7 news thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. >> keep track of the latest news on twitter and talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news it at facebook.com/abc7news have a great day. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc