>> there is a a collection of all of the evidence, bullets and ballistics they have to do with shooter's gun and ammunition. >> the shooter's gun has yet to be recovered. police were searching near these water autos he's angry with the college. he was a student there. that, we do know. he went back yesterday to are with intentions of finding one administrator. >> but that administrator was not there. police say the suspect took a student hostage, entered a classroom and asked everyone to line up against the wall. before they can do that, police gaingen say he started shooting students. this afternoon, students from a pool of urban mission bible college walked up and down the street in front of the school to show support.

and certainly there will be more vigils still to come and people started putting flowers outside of the building. the suspect will be arraigned tomorrow in court at 2:00 p.m. >> and there is a critical piece of evidence police need to complete the case, his gun. the weapon thought to be a 45 caliber handgun has not yet been found, among places being searched water among the martin luther king junior regional shore line. >> this is a shore line center portion where they think the gun is. there police won't say why, but they've got equipment looking for it. searchers played out the court on a scanner. it skims and scans the bottom.

>> it works off of sending waves to the bottom. if it identifies an object, in this case a handgun, it should be able to identify some type of object and then, at that time, we'd call divers in to explore that. >> since this morning officers have tethered this robot back and forth in a grid pattern along the estuarry. police say the shooter has been cooperating but only to a point. >> not providing exact location of where he discarded the firearm. >> officer watson told reporters investigative leads brought officers here in this park. this marketing consultant was in the park about the time of the shooting. >> there are three other cars yesterday. and there are come here coming to take naps and what not. >> this afternoon, the coast guard joined this search and

brought in sonar of their own. san francisco police have brought a boat with sonar but so far, that boat has stayed at docks. and before 4:00, the boats couldn't navigate anymore. you can see water behind me. it's just in the middle of the channel now. they're thinking about bringing people in with waiter asks calling on other resources and still maintaining this is a crime scene but they're looking for a way to proceed with water as low as it is, this may just be a waiting game. >> thank you. just in the last hour there is new information about the shooting victims and there is lidia sim, 21 years old, kathleen ping, 24 and police

say the suspect car jacked and shot dhutia and used his car to get way from the scene. >> a mother of one victim wanted to talk to us about her daughter, kathleen ping may have been one of the first to be killed. of course, her family is devastated. words can never describe what she must be feeling. >> this is a horrible anguish. they told me she was probably the first person anyone would see when walking into the college. she might have been the first to lose her life. >> she's l the one who decides for me, she's very smart. >> for mary, her 24-year-old was the glue that held family

together. her job as a secretary paid most wills to care for her 4-year-old son, kaiser two, sisters, brother and parents. kathleen was married but her husband still lives in the philippines and hoping to imgreat. her brother shared pictures and memories of his sister. >> she bullied me, when we're younger, then i got older i bullied her, she's my best friend. she's everything to us. >> police say the spree began around 10:30 in the morning. around 10:54 the ping family received a voice message from kathleen. her brother had saved it on his kpurter. the mufled sounds of a final goodbye. >> she's a sister. she's a friend.

and we love her, going to miss her, we're going to see her in heaven. >> when we talked with the family they said they had not contacted her husband yet, he's in the philippines they say they don't have words and they're waiting for their minister to come and help them. >> and there is more about the tenth and final person police say was shot by goh. sky 7 was overhead and police toowed it from the south shore shopping center. there is more on a nursing student from india. >> he was no one from there here and he lived alone. >> he was one of the gentlest

souls. and up beat. >> sandy close is the executive director for media. she met him when ways waiter. >> she made you want to come back because he he was happy to see you and it wasn't because you were a customer. >> they became fast friends. >> he joined my family for thanksgiving dinner several years came to a christmas dinner. and he was always fit in very well. >> at one point she ran into him at the airport. he said he was in a jet blue program. later working the night shift maintaining the food court area. >> one thing he was quick wit caught people by surprise because he was quiet. but kind of like living the american dream trying to make himself better, get a better

job he said he wanted to take the next exam for supervisor. he's finish here and then drive to oakland. in the school parking lot he was car jacked and killed. he lived in this north beach hotel. the manager said he always paid on tichl he gave him a pair of pants that didn't fit. tonight friends remember. >> whenever i go by the indian restaurant i think bhimt. when we have thanksgiving i think about him. now, i'll always think about him. >> there is on the way to becoming a licensed vocational nurse. his dream was to go back home to help sick people get well. >> what a loss, they all are. they so much. abc 7 news obtained copies of the police dispatch tapes offering a glimpse into the chaos and confusion dispatchers had to deal with

beginning when the first call came n the caller reports shots fired and refered to a person as reporting party or rp. listen. >> he people are running out screaming. >> there is a blood trail. >> looks like just one caller saying shots from inside of a building. >> after requesting ambulances arriving officers were able to report a description of the suspect. >> the shooter is going to be a male korean, 40 years old, five, five, heavy build. blue jacket and baseball cap. >> they worked fast and efficiently. it took police just three minutes to get on to the scene and there three hours before calling all clear.

>> this is what we know about the suspect. so far confirmed the 43-year-old former nursing student lived in springfield and hays virginia before move together bay area, he has no significant criminal history. and according to state records he did leave behind a number of judgments and liens in virginia including an apartment eviction for which he owd 1300s skpdz $23,000 in federal tax debt. a former neighbor says goh never talked about money problems. >> he would just come over and talk with me and another neighbor. i mean just little talk here and there. i guess... >> did you talk about his faith? >> just small talk. you know, how are you doing, weather is nice. that was it. >> his former neighbor says there was never an indication he could be dangerous. >> abc 7 is live from alel

temple baptist church where a vigil will begin in the next hour or so. >> i can tell you that that is getting ready to take place just one short day after one of california's worst shooting rampages, ever. the vigil will be open to the public ask z.they're making trep raigss now. i can tell you there is a deep stinging collective sadness, it seems in the community that it was planned for the korean methodist church but moved here to accommodate a large group of mourners. >> the community is hurting. society is hurting. we need healing and hope. we need faith. we need family. >> that comes together here tonight to move forward from this tragedy. >> that is our prayer. >> the countries of origin include korea, nigeria, nepa

z.l and the philippines. there is a 6:00 vigil. the mayor, police chief are expected to be here with the korean counsel yul general. no one knows if families will be attending but they'll be in everyone's prayers tonight. >> our coverage of the tragedy will continue all evening here on abc 7 news, we'll be live as the memorial begins and abc 7 will join us from the tibetan association where there is a prayer vigil for one of their own tonight. >> coming up with only two weeks left until tax day, michael finney comes to the rescue again. >> i'm live and there are a dozen tax experts answering questions. give us a call right now.

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siftd 7 on your side offices i'm michael finney. >> 95 delegates at stake tonight and three primaries. polls just closed in washington, d.c. and wisconsin, abc news projects mitt romney will win and santorum concentrating in wisconsin and rural areas where 42 delegates are up for grab autos now on to weather forecast and nice around the bay area today. and there are spritzes today its a hit or miss showers here. >> and tonight and tomorrow. and it was a lovely day. temperatures into 60s across the bay area going to turn cooler, though. there is a live picture and what is coming up. there is a few from our camera. you can see breeze blowing. there is a western wind, low

clouds coming in and looking towards owe coastline there it's turning breezy and temperatures goring to trend down. there is a live doppler 7 hd. what's happening now we do have moisture being picked up in clouds around the marin county areas but so far, we don't have measurable reports of rain. there is light rain being reported around the area, there are the temperatures mainly 60s and a few 50s. our highlights cool, breezy next few days slight chance of showers tomorrow, we're looking at warmer weather hitting the weekend just in time for easter. there is a look at the cold front. there is really expecting just sprinkles or light showers this, trough with a cool, breezy pattern, temperatures running below where they should be for this time of the year. here is a look at the computer

animation. there is a cold front moving through at around 7:00 tonight, passing and we stril to deal with a trough. hit or miss showers for wednesday. and there is 1:00 p.m. north bay light showers and once again, not much expected out of this system. it's limited in moisture. if running into showers they'll be brief and life. overnight readings into 40s and upper 30s around santa rosa and napa. there is cooler than where you were today, 56 degrees and breezy as well. 60 aloe alto and san jose. there is around the bay we're looking at temperatures mid-50s low 60s. there is is your accu-weather

forecast. partly cloudy tomorrow. a slight chance of showers. and really a slight chance, thursday, cool, breezy, temperatures not changing much. there is a sun friday but there is a warmer weekend. low 60s coastside. and great looking weather with the little ones. >> thank you. >> and you delivered a perfect day. >> finally. >> thank you. >> and we'll have more, why there are month more excuses for not going from farm to school lunch table for california school autos remembering oakland shooting victims. the story of lidia sim and a bond that can not be broken, even in death. the news at 5:00 continue continues in just a moment. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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well, miss universe canada contestant kicked out for being transgender talked about that issue today. she brought in some heavy hitters her attorney gloria allred saying she never should have been disqualified because she is a woman as printed on her documents. miss universe organizers now say she can compete if meeting canada's legal gender recognition requirements. allred says they may still take action. >> state food and aeg board is looking for a way to supply produce for healthy school lunches. the food and aeg board says it

wants to help but finding a way to put lunch funds back to local farmers. and benefiting kids and local kmez. california farmer produce more fruits and vegetables than any other state in the union. >> and we'll be right back.

coming up at 6:00 our team coverage of the oakland shooting rampage continues. we'll take you live to the community vigil in honor of the victims. we'll take tout peninsula and a school still feeling the pain of the san bruno pipeline explosion. despite they're frustrated parents are now facing coming up at 6:00. now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. see you then. >> we want to update everybody on mass killings in oakland. >> we're taking a look at the gunman. police released this booking

picture he will appear in court today and police say the gunman held a grudge against an administrate skpror classmates at the school. >> investigators continue to look for weapon used in this shooting and they believe a 45 pistol. they searched an oakland estuary with sonar equipment. so the investigation goes on. >> world news is coming up next i'm cheryl jenning autos from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. next newscast at 6:00 p.m. >> we want to leave you now with our tax chat michael finney and friends here to offer you free advice. there is the number on the screen. >> we'll be on hand until 8:00 p.m. tonight. and go online to abc 7 news.com and they'll answer your questions. >> and panelists from irs,