one victim not identified is kathleen ping, age 246789 her husband is in the philippines and hasn't yet been reached but her family agreed to speak to abc 7 today. and carolyn joins us now. >> they shared with me about her that she bought her beautiful wedding dress in a thrift store, she her brother enjoyed steak nights together. i'm sure families have special memory buzz this family was willing to open it's home and heart to us. 4-year-old kaiser hasn't been told his mommy is gone but the rest of the family knows all too well. >> last night, you know, my head is like... almost blowing up. and this is really hard to be here, she's not coming. you know? >> the 24-year-old kathleen worked as a secretary at the

university. and was the primary bread winner for her son as well as two little sisters a brother and her parents. all living together in east oakland. her husband still lives in the philippines and they're searching for words to tell him about the murder and let us know how much she'll be missed. >> this is my best friend. she's everything to us. >> i met the pings yesterday as they waited behind the police lines and praying kathleen was a survivor. >> you're just here, worried? >> yes. i know. yeah. and we don't have any news about her. >> she left hem a voice message 20 minutes after the shooting inaudible but now they know it's a final goodbye. they're relying on god for

comfort. >> i'm happy that i know the promises of god that though it's -- it hurts a lot but if i think the other way, that kathleen is with him... >> well, the family said that police investigators came to their home this morning with more details about the shooting and they still want to know why. in oakland abc 7 news. >> and investigators the job is now to answer the unanswerable question is why. why did he do it? what could have pushed the man police say committed this act over the edge? this is his jail mug shot released today. and we're live with what we're learning tonight. >> the big question is motive. tonight police chief may have

an answer. >> i'm told he's been cooperative with us. he's not been remorseful but cooperative with us. >> not remorseful? perhaps that is because he may have been revenge. >> the police chief says goh was angry at a school administrator and she was, apparently, the target of the rage. police did not identify her but say she was not on the campus at the time. the suspect told investigators he wanted to get back at the school for expelling him. the chief says goh had a grudge against classmates for teasing him. >> we do know he was upset because of the way he was treated here. >> and he told investigators students treated him differently. some, he said stopped talking to him, those may be suspects motives for the murders.

and abc 7 learned he was a troubled person in other aspects of his life. his brother was w.whom he was close was an army sargeant killed last year in a car accident training for the special forces. and there was a mountain of financial problems when he lived in virginia. he was in debt to banks and apartments and had tens of thousands of dollars in leans sh one from the irs. one time, owing 2300s ndz tax autos we can find no criminal record for goh. only traffic citations. goh charged with seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder, car jacking and kidnapping and charges because police say he took a receptionist hostage and then

brought her into a room that. could be kidnapping. >> thank you, vick. and foremost of the day the search for murder weapon has been focused on an area of shore line park in oakland that. is where mark matthews is now. we understand this search has been halted temporarily. >> and it got so low and it we do have pictures of the police, san francisco police and the coast guard joining in trying to find the semi automatic pistol. they scanned with a robot sonar scanner and searchers had it for seven hours. >> investigators have have v.been up and are working to locate the weapon. the suspect has been cooperative during his interview with investigators up until the point where he just discarded a firearm. he's not been cooperative.

and has not provided investigator was exact location whereof he just started this firearm. >> police say leads brought them to this art of the estuary. we know there were people at the stop and it is possible police are talking with them who saw something, then then that, brought them here. this investigation is put on hold but we learned that in the next 30 minutes 50 divers from the volunteer diving association showed up here and 50 people making what has to be a night dive as they go into the water and search by groping for this missing weapon. >> we'll see what they find. >> thank you. >> and what was a place of learning until yesterday morning is now a crime scene.

oikos university is closed indefinitely. we're live with a place with no students and only investigators on campus. >> that is right. mobile labs are down and there is only a handful of investigators remain. >> students from the school in oakland walked up and down the street in front of a school where the shooting took place. and people are now beginning to leave flowers outside of the building. this afternoon, a spokesperson said that this community has been helping with the investigation. >> our citizen who's have come forward providing us so we can move forward and start to put pieces together as far as what

occurred. >> people linked to the ledge were not allowed near the university and peem teams were collecting evidence. because of the size of the crime scene and investigation, the fbi is assisting and has provided a mobile forensic lab. >> this is a large crime scene with a lot of victims. we want to make sure we're detailed so they're processing and that may go for several day autos there is he says investigators are trying to recreate by looking at where shots landed. >> that is there are cartridges and bullets and witness statements. >> this suspect will be charged in court tomorrow. the team will be back again early tomorrow morning, probably here all week. and i'm finding out some of

the evidence may be sent to fbi lab in washington dc. >> the families of the seven victims are struggling to come to terms with the loss. the brother of lidia sims spoke to bus that loss and how the family veming her. >> death could not break the bond daniel sims shares with his sister, lida. talking with me, as if she's still alive. >> she's great. she's great. best sister any brother could ask for. >> the 21-year-old born in san francisco her life in the bay area. and it's a life cut short, police say a former student at the university kill and sims sister with her.

>> and she wanted to become a pediatrician. and she would always baby-sit in church. of course, me. >> this is the long-time place of worship. where she will be remembered tomorrow night. daniel says he and his father are trying to be strong for his mother. >> this is crazy. this is just -- a loss of words. >> the words are those of love for his sister and other families touched for the tragedy. >> i feel for them. i know what they're going through. my sister is one of them. i mean i just want to show the love. i know what they're going through. >> this photo is now a

portrait and changed forever. >> and stay with us for continuing coverage of the oakland shooting rampage. coming up at 6:30 oakland kora. oa town where there is a sense of shame over what happened. the dispatchers remained calm in chaos of the shooting. >> that is coming up. also tonight other news. a school still feeling pain of the pipeline explosion. parents now fighting to keep it from closing. >> i'm michael fin qee live on the 7 on your side offices. there is every year tax hot line open and underway. give us a call. ç

getting underway is a mem wril for shooting victims being held in allen temple baptist church. 1200 people were expected to attend including police chief jordan and korean counsel general. >> a deacon says it's left a collective sadness and says the goal is instilling hope, faith and values in the community. >> the only man killed in yesterday's mass shootings in oakland is being described as a gentle soul. police say he was car jacked and shot by juan goh outside of the college. his car found later in a shopping center. friends say he was a worldly man came from a town in india.

>> this is is a man unique in a global city like san francisco. he remembered he lived in a residential hotel since 2006, and worked nights as a janitor in san francisco airport. he was well thought inform both places. he attended oikos clenl with hopes of becoming a nurse and returning to his home town. >> the quick thinking of one student may have prevented the tragedy from taking a thigher toll. this woman was in a classroom hearing a banging sound she thought was fire works then heard a woman scream and realized it was gunfire, she locked the door, turned off lights and told classmates to get on the floor. >> he start shooting on the door. i think three, four times he shot on the door and then, maybe he thought nobody was inside because it was dark.

and he couldn't see anything. i think he moved on to another room. i can hear the gun banging. then, suddenly the lady she was asking for help. >> she says her faith guided her response and says she plans to complete the nursing program. >> more on the tragedy coming up at the bottom of the hour, we're going move on. a university is preparing to reopen despite the raid by federal agents. hundreds of people marched from city hall to federal building two blocks away, denouncing the obama administration's fight against medical marijuana dispensaries. several supervisors joined in the protest and directed the planning department to expedite the permit process. >> we need to make it clear we don't don't believe what the federal government is doing is acceptable. second we need to protect

regulations in place that are consistent with state law. >> there is a bill that would legalize marijuana sales and regulate dispensaries like other business. >> a yacht damaged by giant waves off california coast is back in port tonight. a crowd greeted the crew at jack london square at 3:00 this morning. waits competing when hit by several large waves zark injuring four crew members. two seriously. the captain says wave that's did damage was more than 100 feet tall. >> this is on the back of the bay. and satellite communications gear to life saving gear. just trashed the steering wheel and the wheels. >> and this is just washing people up and town the bay,

now. >> this is devastating. >> a cutter met wupt vessel sunday and picked up the two seriously injured crew members that are now being treated for broken bones and other injury autos remarkable. >> yes. >> and there is things changing. >> a nice day. high temperatures into 60s and cooling down and there live view. looking west, we have clouds at various levels and breaks in clouds as well with some bright spots. interesting sky there. let's go live doppler 7 hd. there is no reports at the moment of actual rainfall and there is more in the north bay and that is where rain

sweeping through. cool, breezy and slight chance of showers overnight tonight and tomorrow. there are warmer weather coming our way this weekend. satellite image looks like this, there is a cold front that is not bringing a lot of moisture with it. this is why we don't expect nuch rainfall there. is a pool of cold air going to give us cool, breezy days through thursday and there is where we may have a sprinkle or two. there is light showers at the moment. there is a showers. by we might see precipitation that is developing from lower marin county and to south bay. there is moisture moving through there could be scattered showers there. then there is a system fizzels

and we dry out if we get wet. there are lows dropping into low 40s and chilly with lows into upper 30s there. tomorrow, cool day with that chance and there is breezy and here is the accu-weather forecast. there is after thursday, things starting to warm up again, more spring like levels over the weekend. dry, sunny skies and there is warm and warmer weather with a warm spring like weekend. >> thank you. >> coming up next the 7 on your side tax chat and hot line. >> open for business and taking your calls right now. stay with us.

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good evening, once again, here is a look at day's developments in the mass killings at oikos university. police released this picture

of the suspect this afternoon, being held without bail, set to appear in court tomorrow to be charged. investigators meantime continue to look for the weapon used in this shooting. and mirky conditions forced a temporary halt. but dozens of divers are about to go into the water, experts back to piece together how shootings took place. the suspect told investigators he wanted to get back to the school for expelling him. >> this is a live look inside of the baptist church in oakland. it's been an emotional service. we're live outside of the church right now. >> there are hundreds drawn to this vigil after just one day after a sad shooting rampage, one of california's worst

ever. i can tell you people are coming here very upset, and shaken. some say they know family and they know friends of the victims. so it's a difficult time for oakland to collectively in this service is supposed to start the healing process. we're calling the whole community together for a time of reflection and a prayer vigil. people from different denom maigss who are outraged and saddened by what happened and what continues to happen in the city of oakland in terms of violence and we, together, are going to stand in unity and bear burdens. >> a panel of pastors representing a cross section of the community are slated to speak here tonight. they had to move the service to allen temple baptist to accommodate the sheer number of mourners somehow were drawn here to share collectively in this tragedy.

they're likely to be other services like this incoming days near oakland. reporting live along international boulevard axe bc 7 news. >> you're right about that. thank you. another one of the victims will be remembered tonight in a separate vigil. there is a member of the tibetan community. there is a prayer service scheduled to begin here at 7:00 tonight. we've seen monks and other people beginning to arrive now. and there is a center tells us the 33-year-old was dedicated to the community and wanted to devote her life to helping others. we're told he'd been here about two years after serving five years if the exiled government education office in india. she was pursuing a nursing degree before her life ended so suddenly and tragically yesterday.

>> this is also her give some other peoples'. and the school is expecting to discuss with me sherks wanted to do something to beat me. and and there are 2000 members and expects several hundred going through here. the center believes she leaves a brother behind and perhaps also a husband that is still a little bit clear right now. and also, tonight the city council will adjourn it's meeting in honor of the victim. >> thank you. anguish over the shooting being held in oakland korean

community. there is concern how community members will deal with these stress of the tragedy. and families will zri tri to avoid asking for or seeking help they need to cope. then there is the issue of collective guilt that a largely immigrant community can sometimes feel. >> they feel somewhat responsible about what happened because you know, it's a tight community and very consolidated. so they feel the pain. it just as much as victims. >> he believes the community and spiritual leaders will try to ease the pain. >> in those frantic moments when the emergency call came in a rookie dispatcher kept her cool and as a result and according to police chief

played a significant role in the response to that rampage. but as abc 7 reports there was a team effort. >> almost immediately after shots were fired, dispatchers knew something was happening in this building. >> shots coming from inside of the people. people running out, screaming. >> as soon as police roll nootd neighborhood people were waiting for help. within two and a half minutes there is confirmation of a victim. >> i saw them here in the parking lot. 7900. looks like there is a gunshot to the head. not responsive. >> within two minutes evidence there are more victim autos there is a blood trail from 7850. >> police spanned out, victims provided a description of the shooter autos shooter is going to be a male korean. 40 years old. five, five.

heavy build wearing a blue jacket. and a baseball cap. >> witnesses and victims ran for cover at the food bank next door. >> and police say they didn't believe victims had an opportunity to resist. >> there are two witnesses from targets building inside of the food bank. >> police describe it as a calculated and cold blooded execution saying the 43-year-old was looking for a certain female administrator. he couldn't find her and took reception acceptionist prisoner, lined up students and shot them. the police didn't know where the shooter was, s.w.a.t. teams served the -- searched the building. it took three hours to call an all-clear. >> coming up next the possible

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that is the last thing their children need. >> on september 9, 20 so a 32 inch natural gas pipeline ruptured and erupted into a giant blow torch. eight people were killed and 38 homes, destroyed. just up the street from the rupture site tiffany huddled with three small children. >> i just remember we're in a circle. i thought... ip going see my kids die in front of me. that fear live was me, today. >> it lives with her son, a third grader. the school is a second home, but it could be closed which parents and this group all say would be devastating to their kids. melissa moved into her home just nine days before the explosion. and two months after, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

her 2-year-old with her today but also had a kindergartener at crestmoor. >> she started to feel safe, it's her home away from home. >> the district superintendent said 10 years of declib kleining enrollment forced to it take a look at he closure. >> one of the last tools is looking at whether or not we can support having all of our schools open. >> the board president, skip henderson will have one of the five votes. >> i don't think school closure is a good idea. >> some have stided to send their kids to private school. >> the city says we need to start healing this, is going to just reopen a wound. >> would money help? it couldn't hurt. but the city says it's not

allowed to use any of the $70 million settlement to help the district. the district did file a claim with pg&e for $37,000. for losses related to the blast but never heard back. this school board votes in may. >> as a result pg&e told us it will pay the district claim though it has no records of it being filed. >> stay with us. more from michael finney coming up on the 7 on your side tax chat and hot line. free help and there is time left to call. >> there is a tornado roaring through the dallas area today.

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developing news from texas. 12 tornadoes touched down. one sent large tractor trailers into the air after touching down this afternoon. >> several big rigs littered one trucking company's facility. another twister ripping through a nursing home. authorities report more than a dozen injuries. >> the storm forced air traffic to stop at least 400 departures cancelled at dallas international airport. one of the busiest in the

country. reports say 110 planes were damaged by the storm. >> there is spencer christian here with the forecast. >> we still have a line of powerful thunderstorms well east of downtown and much of the remainder of western louisiana there are watch boxes for severe thunderstorms and temperatures. into in jackson mississippi we have violent thunderstorms, weather is active and potentially dangerous, there are reports of 17 tornadoes and storms rumble on. back here if the bay area, things quiet. live doppler 7 picking up moisture in clouds, probably not hitting the ground yet. there could be a sprinkle or two here just east of san rafael moving over the bay. tomorrow partly cloudy skies and partly sunny skies there

is a chance of showers, high temperatures upper 50s to around 60. here is the accu-weather forecast. cool, breezy and becoming milder on friday and very mild over easter weekend, sunday, highs around 70 degrees and warmer monday so there is some spring like weather sustained for a few days. >> and mitt romney is the projected winner tonight. that will give him more than half of the delegates needed for the nomination for president. with 10% of the precincts reporting romney leads rick santorum 41 to 40%. romney is project owed to win based on results of exit polling. >> there is just more than an hour to take advantage of the tax chat and hot line. >> michael finney is there live for us now.

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yahoo accused facebook of violating 10 patents today and facebook filed a cupper -- counter suit accused of causing facebook harm. >> transit agency rolled out first train with brand new seats. the video provided to us by bart shows workers installing the vinyl seat cushions that will appear in 100 cars by the end of the month. last month bart began tearing out the seats it had in place for 40 years and forced to go as a result of rider input. >> and coming up next, can the sharks hold on to a spot in playoffs? >> larry beil is next with highlights for us. cucucu

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shoe in for the party nomination. why is this also a big day for the president's reelection hopes? its coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and will sharks be a shoe in in the playoffs? >> i don't know about that one. layer gee here. >> every point is critical. sharks flinging to a playoff spot now. just barely. final three games will determine if they make playoffs. starting today in dallas they need it now. sharks off to a 1-0 lead. there is a clean up in front and there is stars evening it up. brenden mars takes it off for lightning and so in the second period sharks now trail. and david lee and warriors have lost five straight.

toughing it out. and there is a secret handshake there. there is may be taking golden state for granted there. nate robinson, heating up. back to back threes. and there is two of the 18 here. 84-72, warriors leading on the road. robert grip in the third in denver to watch baylor bears and there is 32 in that contest, nine at half time. so... hayden knocks down the jumper. there is early in the second half. and bay bridge series continuing tonight in oakland with game two. there is hard to know with so many players justifyinging out who has steam will take time. the angels and rangers expected to fight it out atop

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