good morning 6:01 on this breezy monday morning -- wednesday morning that was a bad nightmare, thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze let's begin with the deadly shooting in oakland. the former student will make his first court appearance today. >> meantime, dive teams worked into the morning hours searching an estuary looking for the weapon used to kill seven people. we have team coverage. katie marzullo has more on an emotional memorial for the victims. we begin with terry mcsweeney at shoreline park with the latest on the search for the murder weapon. >> reporter: 43-year-old one goh expected in court today this afternoon prosecutors have a mountain of evidence against him. one thing missing is the murder weapon. oakland pd say they've

developed information that leads them to believe it was thrown into this body of water between the oracle arena and oakland airport on monday morning. take a look at the effort to find that 45 calibre handgun. these are divers going in last night into the water, looking for the semi-automatic gun used in monday's rampage that killed seven and wounded three. the suspect goh has confessed but for some reason stopped short of telling investigators where he threw that handgun. police have information that it is in here so they called in the robotic sonar scanner from the san francisco police department. they have boats some from the coast guard, some oakland pd equipped with scanners come in yesterday, they searched all day long. then the divers went in at night. investigators don't think the current going to interfere with the finding of this weapon. >> a weapon being as heavy as it is, probably shouldn't have too much effect especially given it is only a little more

than 24 hours old. the silt depending on how deep it is, can cause problems. >> reporter: again, policej have a confession from goh, he says he went to the school on monday, he wanted to kill students because they teased him for his poor english. he wanted to kill an administrator because she had not helped him get back thousands in tuition money that he lost when he left school in january. police have plenty of evidence, the d.a. has the case now. we are also learning that mr. goh had serious financial problems, owing tens of thousands, some to the irs. police are saying that mr. goh has been helpful, to a point. he's confessed, told them details of the killings, why he did it. won't say where he threw the murder weapon. don't know why he won't. police are going to be looking for it. again, he's been helpful, but not, according to police, remorseful. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news.

nursing professor who taught one goh says he used to brag about violence. goh told him he would go to the park and pick fights when he was bored. -- a brother of one goh offered sympathy to the families. he dodged questions yesterday but off camera said he's ashamed his brother is accused of killing seven people. he said he feels very sorry for the families. one get lived in two virginia cities in the last five years. more on those financial problems terry was talking about. goh was evicted from one virginia apartment complex where he still reportedly owes $1300 in back rent. news of the shooting spree shocked his neighbors in virginia. >> he would come and chat with us, just, you know little chat here and there i never would have thought anything. >> goh left virginia in 2009 where he reportedly worked in construction and moved to oakland to start a new life. this morning we know more

about the victims of the shooting spree. last night hundreds of mourners held a vigil in remembrance of them. katie marzullo is live at the oikos university campus if oakland. >> reporter: -- one thing to hear that seven people have been kill, another to learn their names and still another to see their faces and hear from their family members. that's what we are going to do. we are going to show you pictures of some of the victims that we have gathered. first 21-year-old lydia sim, 23-year-old grace kim, kathleen ping 24, one 30 three and 40-year-old doris, also judith, 53. their families are devastated as you would imagine in one case, one one of the victim was a breadwinner for the family. in another case her husband lives in the philippines and may in the know she has been killed.

the entire community rallied together at a memorial service. some stay more than 300 people showed up, some say -- some say more than 300 people showed up, some say as high as 1,000. grace kim was fun and fun loving by all accounts known for singing on-the-job. >> she was the most vivacious, amazing person you could imagine. she a good future and i was taken from her. it is disgusting and awful, horrible. >> reporter: several of the stories involve victims who were only months from getting their degrees many in nursing something they specifically came to this country for, to better their own lives or those of their families. a lot of people impacted by this tragedy we want to remind you that the city of oakland has set up a crisis hotline if you would like to talk with a professional and get help about what you are going through. we naught number on abc7news.com and click -- we

put that number on abc7news.com click on see it on tv. just to reiterate, be sure to stay with abc7 for continuing coverage. we'll continue to bring the latest developments on air and online. the address is abc7 news.com. other news, this morning pg&e crews are still on the scene of a gas leak in a san jose neighborhood that leak began when a car hit a home last night. officials say after 10 p.m. a car slammed into a home near the intersection -- the impact destroyed a gas meter and sparked the leak and sent the driver to the hospital with serious injuries injuries. residents were evacuated. the streets in the area were closed until after pg&e capped the leak around 12:30 this morning. officials say at least four homes still don't have gas service, while workers make repairs.

driving in i looked up and saw the moon. we did have clouds but not complete coverage. >> let's check in with mike. most showers from overnight have dissipated or moved on. good morning. here's live doppler, i wouldn't worry about showers during the morning commute until we get around 9:00, 10:00, by then hopefully everybody is where they need to be. a few radar returns up around mendocino county, fall apart northwest to southeast into the north bay. winds fastest over open bodies of water and elevated surfaces inland only 10 miles per hour and half moon bay 18. the winds will pick up once the sun comes up and overturns the atmosphere the winds are fast up around 3500 to 4,000 feet once the air starts to rise colder air bring winds down this afternoon this low going to bring if unstable air

mass and scatter a few showers throughout our afternoon, mid 50s to near 60 going to be 5 to 10° cooler tan yesterday. here's a look at your seven day forecast. tomorrow about the same without scattered showers. calmer and starting to warm on friday our warmest days sunday and monday away from the north bay where you have a slight chance of light rain. time for traffic and frances dinglasan. good porplg. the earlier big rig problem, north 880 cleared you can find possibly windy conditions there's a wind advisory for the san mateo, dumbarton, richmond san rafael and bay bridge this morning it doesn't look bad right now you see the sign is on the lighted here area. you will fan a wind advisory for benicia bridge as you continue southbound 680 traffic flowing well, starting to see brake lights southbound near north main. typical delays in the east bay westbound 580 through the altamont pass westbound 4 and

antioch on basco road. at the about toll minor wait for cash paying lanes no big slow downs. something more than surf just ahead. one man's staggering shark tale, the battle that has hawaiian beaches on high alert this morning. texas-sized twisters weather that had trailers

good wednesday morning. 6:14. let's take a live look on the embarcadero in san francisco, busy place come after noon time when the giants and the a's wrap up their bay bridge series, wrap up spring training weather looking good we could have showers and certainly breezy and cold this morning. meteorologist mike nicco will talk about that. nbc news apologizing for ending a 911 call made by george zimmermann the florida man who shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. the network says it conducted an investigation of the incident and admitted they made an error. the editing mistake suggested zimmermann volunteered martin'ses missy to dispatchers. nbc cut out a portion where the dispatcher asked for the

teen's race. zimmermann has repeatedly said he shoot shot the teen in self-defense and has never been charged. the issue of gay marriage goes before a federal court today and could be on the fast frank to the u.s. supreme court. an appeals court in boston will hear organizements today over the defense of marriage act which prevents the government from giving benefits to married gay couples. gay marriage is legal in massachusetts a judge has declared it unconstitutional that the defense act interferes with gay marriage. [ unintelligible ] yesterday a surf said he felt something on his foot that was the first bite. the shark let go, came back and bit him again. he fought often shark with his surf board. he needs surgery on his foot but will be okay.

officials are warning people to stay out of the water. >> that's one persistent shark. just about 6:16. looks like it is going to be quiet here. those tractor trailers lived up and thrown by the tornado if you haven't seen that video, incredible. if you have seen it, still incredible to watch a second time. parts of texas are cleaning up now after being hit by 18 twisters yesterday. look at this from dallas, multi-ton tractor trailers up to 30,000 pounds flying through the air. dallas airport was closed most of the day yesterday. hail damaged more than 100 planes. no deaths reported the news media was all over this event showing live pictures from helicopters of the tornadoes ripping through neighborhoods

like this where you have four-sided brick homes that were damaged. this was a very, very powerful twister at least this one right here. by the way, 400 flights cancelled! into dfw because of hail damage to the planes. use our flight tracker at abc7news.com. partly cloudy this morning mount diablo in the distance as we look east from mount sutro here in san francisco. we have a few more areas in the 30s, napa and santa rosa at 37 and 39, everybody else in the 40s. around the monterey bay and inland low to mid 40s until you get to salinas at 47. breezy, cooler today scattered showers possible clear and calmer tonight watch out for frost in the north bay valleys warming trend in time for the weekend. today's temperatures 5 to 10° cooler than yesterday partly sunny sky. 56 san francisco, 61 concord

and antioch winds blowing out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour gusts up to 25 same around monterey bay and inland a little more sun mid to upper 50s monterey and salinas, everybody else in the low 60s. if you are heading to the game it going to be a cool one, breezy and chilly, temperature about 55 only warming up to 58 in at&t park you will need sunscreen and a jacket. tonight around napa, clear lake, cloverdale and santa rosa, low to mid 30s there the rest of us in the upper 30s to low 40s until you go san francisco and san mateo at 44. north bay from 3:00 to 8:00 tonight or tomorrow morning, however you want to look eight, the sensitive plants need protection from the frost that is possible. here's what we are looking at, cold front brought scattered showers overnight, another wave of energy coming through with limited moisture, a few scattered showers again today. the real story today and

tomorrow the cooler than average temperatures in the -- and the breezes with that will make it feel cooler scattered showers through noon into the afternoon during the evening they taper and tomorrow really don't see them return. except for possibly up in the north bay and higher elevation there is around mendocino lake and sonoma counties towards probably solano counties. friday calm, lots of sunshine, slightly warmer back to average by sunday and monday. a chance of rain still possible across the north bay sunday and monday. have a great day here's frances beginning dinglasan. new crash reported -- frances dinglasan. >> new crash reported no injuries we'll check on that again. here's a live soft 101 san rafael southbound good towards -- here's a live shot

101 san rafael southbound good. at the bay bridge toll nearing lights on since my last report things are now starting to back up beyond the end of the parking lot not horrible yet slow to the metering lights. south bay 280 still flowing well northbound for headlights 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. you know about the typical delays westbound 4 antioch westbound 580 through the altamont pass. i want to show you the waze traffic app, street level slow downs. basco road is jammed getting on to westbound 580, four miles an hour reported heavy even eight minutes ago. as we look up on basco road heading out of livermore, heavy traffic reported there as well 21 minutes ago near -- we have a traffic spotter still moving at over 40 miles an hour.

of course that person will encounter slow down. you can keep track of all the slow downs down to the street level by going to abc7news.com/ waze. you can put this free traffic app on your smartphone or iphone. 6:21. facebook fights coming up, unfriendly court battle over who -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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another round of legal arguments set today over a new york man's argument claiming part ownership of facebook. it is taking place in federal court in buffalo, new york. he claims he gave facebook founder mark zuckerberg start-up money in 2003 in exchange for half company if it grew. facebook attorneys say the lawsuit is based on a doctored contract and wants the judge to dismiss it. coming up on the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic this month. director james cameron is headed back under water. also doing a special for national geographic. he talked to "good morning america" this morning about his admitted titanic obsession. >> when i was making the film, i found that there were so many big gaping holes in the history. even when you have an event as well described with 703 survivors, all saying what

happened, it is like the three blind men and the elephant they all describe something different. >> you can see more of that interview with james cameron, including his discovery about titanic heroes, coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. :26. we are following breaking news out of silicon valley. massive job cuts just announced by yahoo. protest over student fees turns violent on a california campus. the face off that sent students to the hospital. >> reporter: today the focus will shift to two locations following monday's shooting rampage that killed several people. one will be the courtroom where the suspect is expected to be arraigned. the other is an estuary at the bottom of which melee the murder weapon. the story is coming up -- which may lie the murder weapon.

>> announcer: right now breaking news. breaking news is the fact that we are just getting word as the bell rings on wall street that yahoo has just announced its laying off 2,000 employees. it has been anticipated that is 14% of yahoo's workforce. this is yahoo's fourth mass

lay-off in the past four years and their biggest ever in 15 minutes we'll go live to the new york stock exchange for more on how wall street is reacting from the new york stock exchange. >> right now, thank you for joining us on this wednesday i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. our other top story, suspected shooter in the mass killings at eight private university in oakland will make his first court appearance hours from now. police say he's cooperating, except when it comes to the murder weapon. terry mcsweeney is live in oakland where an under water search for the gun wrapped up a few hours ago. >> reporter: 43-year-old one goh is expected to be arraigned 2:00 this afternoon in an oakland courtroom. there's a pile of evidence against him, including his own confession. investigators want more. they want that murder weapon. last night into this morning they were looking into this body of water behind me trying to taken that murder weapon. take a look at the divers who went in last night, searching

for the 45 calibre semi-automatic handgun believed to have been used in monday's rampage that killed seven and wounded three. the suspect goh has confessed but for some reason stopped short of saying where it was he threw that handgun, it was in the vehicle he was in when he was resed in alameda, three miles from the -- when he was arrested in alameda, three miles from the crime scene. oakland pd called in robotic sonar scanners, boats with scanners from the coast guard yesterday all day long and last night 8:30 they went in looking for it. >> even under the best of circumstances in the estuary, it is zero visibility. the decision was made to dive at night because it didn't matter whether you had sunlight or not, you're underwater, it is murky, it is very difficult and you're trying to find the item by feel. >> reporter: police say according tol4-ñ goh'swozz confn

he was upset with stew dens because they criticized -- students because they country sized him for his poor english upset with a administrator for not helping him get back thousand when he left the school in january shortly after that he began planning attack which he carried out monday police has plenty of evidence. the district attorney has the case. police are saying while he's cooperating to a point, strangely picking a point to cooperate, he is not remorseful for killing seven and wounding three. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. hundreds gathered last night to honor the victims in an emotional vigil sharing personal stories about tear loved ones. katie marzullo is live at oikos university campusin mourning and still shutdown. >> reporter: -- crime scene tape surrounds the university one officer in a parked patrol

unit to the side standing watch and a few flowers with have been placed at the corner to mash the tragedy that happened here. we have now learned the identities of all seven victims, we have some of their pictures we want to show you 21-year-old lydia sim, grace kim 23, ping was 24, 33-year-old, 38, the man carjacked in the parking lot, 40-year-old doris and judith was 53. the memorial held last night was huge, some estimates say more than 300 attends. others go as high asg it was a multi-faith bilingual ceremony it featured buddhist monks. entire communities in mourning. no one is as devastated as the families. he moved here -- she moved

here two years ago from india. >> she will be in my mind everyday. i can't believe she is gone. but i'm hoping that someone say it is not true, but it is true. >> reporter: a living nightmare for so many people this week. each victim has a story they are moms, bread winners for their extended families and of course they are sisters and daughters and friends. they were all here working or studying to make their lives better or make their family's lives better. their families are crushed. the community is crushed. oakland has set up a crisis hotline should you need a professional to talk with. we put it on abc7news.com, click on see it on tv. katie marzullo, abc7 news. a lot of difference stories, a lot of profiles, different angles to this continuing story. be sure to stay with abc7 for

our coverage, we'll continue to bring you the latest on air and online at abc7news.com. 6:35. other news started as a student fee hike protest in los angeles last night ended with dozens of students being pepper sprayed and at least two sent to the hospital. at last 30 students were hurt after campus police began pepper spraying demonstrators at santa monica college. 100 students showed up to protest a system of fees due to go into effect this summer. two officers were backed up against the wall and began using force to keep students out of the meeting. san bruno school district advisory board has recommended closing the elementary school closest to the 2010 pipeline explosion. the district says because of declining enrollment it wants to shutdown crestmoor. many parents oppose the plan

they say their kids have been through enough. the board is expected to vote in two weeks. oaksterdam university vowing to reopen as early as this morning, did it spite monday's raid. yesterday hundreds marched from san francisco's city hall to the federal building two block as way they denounced the obama administration's fight against medical marijuana dispensaries. several san francisco6 supervisors joined in on the protest. >> we need to make it clear that we don't believe what the federal government is doing is acceptable. second, we need to protect the regulations we have put in place, that are consistent with state law. >> there's also a new push at the state level to further legitimize pot clubs. a bill would legalize marijuana sales and regulate dispensaries like any other business. we are seeing some sunshine, it is certainly breezy and cold out there this morning. >> it is. this is nothing compared to what texas has been going

through. yeah, absolutely. we'll show you some of the video of the tornadoes that ripped through texas and some of the 30,000 pound pieces of equipment that lived -- that were lifted up and tossed. can't wait to show that you. first, what is happening here at home, all is quiet. we did have showers roll through overnight places like north bay santa rosa, napa, east bay hills into the san ramon valley up to 5/100 of an inch towards danville and dublin. the winds are aren't too bad, we are calm, up to nine miles per hour, during the mid-morning into the afternoon hours when the winds will start to pick up around 10 to 20 with gusts up to 25 miles per hour come the northwest and bringing a much cooler air mass. right now most of news the 40s through 8:00. just a few -- most of us in the 40s through 8:00.

noon more cloud, partly cloudy, low to mid 50s, appear antioch, ray few radar returns signified in the green or showing up as green during the lunch hour. a few more during the 4:00 hour mainly in our higher elevations skarbgts ter shower possible mid to upper 50s towards 4:00 with partly sunny sky. not enough rain to get the pollen out of the air. more of the same tomorrow without the shower threat, warming trend friday through the weekend. good morning. live shot of the bay bridge toll traffic backed up beyond the end of the parking lot towards 880 overcrossing. san mateo bridge there's wind advisories in place for the bay bridge, san mateo and dumbarton bridge this lighted sign is the high wind advisory across the san mateo bridge. look out for possibly windy conditions across the richmond,

san rafael and benicia bridge. traffic good out of marin county, stalls and minor accidents this morning, nothing out of the ordinary. i'll go to the exclusive waze traffic app to show you how far the back-up is. this is something you can have when you need it. traffic is backed up beyond the 880 over crossing. someone reported a minor fender bender in lane 13, seven minutes ago. we have a traffic spotter there moving less than 10 miles an hour approaching the nearing lights. elsewhere, i wanted no show you the commute in san jose north 101 sluggish, 45 miles an hour, not horrible approaching old oakland road where he we did have a minor hit-and-run. abc7news.com/waze a place to get a free traffic app to have this information to help you. just ahead, medical tests that 300,000 doctors have just

been told not to prescribe for you any more. a live report from the new york stock exchange with the news just announced of yahoo's massive lay-offs. the dow down 114 points. it is the big change thousands of customers have been demanding for years. the difference you can see on your bart ride. terrible twisters in texas, wild weather that sent trailers flying through the air and leveled parts of @aaaaa a)pptttttawltlt

live doppler quiet over the sierra, breezy there scattered snow showers that developing over crescent city and eureka are headed that way so are some showers towards us. temperatures today, 88 palm springs, 41 in the sierra. 6:45. this morning the societies representing 375,000 doctors will release a list of medical tests and treatments it believes their members should no longer automatically order. one of the most sobering recommendations calls for doctors to stop treating tumors in end-stage cancer patients who haven't responded to previous treatments and not

eligible for experimental treatments. appear end to prescribing antibiotics for most sinus issues saying the tests are unnecessary and costing patients money they shouldn't be spending. americans spent 2.6 trillion on health care in 2010. this morning mitt romney is counting his delegates and looking ahead after sweeping three primaries yesterday. he won wisconsin, maryland and the district of columbia. giving him half the delegates feeded for the nomination in his victory speech last night he spoke as if he were already the party's nominee. >> i don't want to transform america. i want to restore to america the economic values of freedom and opportunity and limited government that made us the powerhouse of the world! >> pennsylvania and half the other people in this country have yet to be heard. >> pennsylvania is santorum's home state. his showdown with romney takes place there april 24th.

santorum finished second in wisconsin and maryland and not on the d.c. ballot. more on breaking news. today is shaping up to be a dark day for thousands of employees of yahoo. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with more on the just announced lay-offs at yahoo. we heard rumors this was going to happen today. the company confirming just a few minutes ago. it is eliminating 2,000 jobs, 14% of its workforce. yahoo is reorganizing in an bid to increase profit and re a sales slump. they are having a tough time competing with google and facebook. yahoo has had six mass lay-offs within the past four years under three different ceos this is the biggest. -- let's see how the stock is trading here this morning. trading up a little so far.

for the overall jobs' picture it is getting brighter. today's employment report shows private companies added 209,000 jobs in march, better than what economists were expecting. friday the government will likely show a similar gain if that holds true it would be the fourth straight month we've seen the economy add more than 200,000 jobs. we are paying more attention to the fed minutes released yesterday indicating they may not be so eager to have more stimulus for the economy. we saw markets weak yesterday continuing today. we are also watching the bloomberg index it trading down as well. i'm jane king. 6:48. hundreds of flights in -- at the dallas-ft. worth airport. people rancor forever, spawns

and tornadoes -- ran for cover. spawns and tornado -- some of the trucks weighed 30,000 pounds, incredible. there are no reports of deaths or serious injuries. that's incredible. residents are faced with the task of what little is left. >> it was phenominal. >> it sounded like a train coming hit the house about 20 to 30 seconds. when i came out everything was destroyed. >> two flights to san francisco were among the hundreds that have been cancelled this morning and arriving and departing flight at san jose cancelled. officials say the cancellations were necessary after golf ball sized hail damaged more than 100 planes. i was just reading at st. louis airport they are reopening the terminal destroyed by a tornado last year. >> just now getting it back

together. >> you mentioned hail bigger than that, right? >> about the size of a small pumpkin pretty impressive, that's why you see some of the damage not even done by the twister, but the constant bombardment of hailstones on the houses. back home bombardment of wind? not really, 10 to 20 miles per hour, maybe 25. a little fog, clouds developing we'll start to see scattered showers during the afternoon. beautiful sunrise, looking from mount tamalpais this morning towards the east. mid to upper 30s, napa, santa rosa, rest us low to mid 40s except oakland, san francisco, half moon bay and san jose upper 40s. 47 salinas, everybody else inland low to mid 40s. today breezy and much cooler than yesterday by 10°. scattered showers are possible. clear and calmer tonight watch out for frost especially in the north bay valleys and a

warming trend will bring us back to spring warmth into the weekend. today we'll start off at 52 in clear lake, 55 ukiah, 56 in san francisco, everybody else in the upper 50s to fear 60. warmest east bay valleys, 61. low 60s for rest of the monterey bay and inland. you have breezes out of the northwest at 10 to 20 with gusts up to 25 miles per hour. breezy and chilly at at&t park 58° it will feel cooler because of the wind take sunscreen you will get burned even with the cooler temperatures you may not notice that your skin is burning. clear lake, napa, cloverdale, santa rosa all around the freezing mark everybody else in the upper 30s to low 40s except san mateo and san francisco, 40°. from 3:00 tonight to 8:00 in the morning or from 3:00 tomorrow morning to 8:00 in the morning depending on what time you get up the sensitive plants will need profession in the north bay valleys.

cold front last night weaker one behind it limited moisture today and tomorrow cool and breezy and well below average. scattered showers across the higher elevations towards lunch into the afternoon hours once we get to the evening and overnight hours, they are gone and that's why it will be cooler tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be like today without the scattered showers threat, sunshine and starting to warm friday the 70s return for the weekend into monday. good morning. bay bridge toll didn't look that bad this morning, just beyond the end of the parking lot for some of the lanes. not horrible, slow to the metering lights. we'll check out the ride on 101 through san rafael. traffic hasn't been bad the past of weeks a little lighter than normal with folks starting to go on spring break this is southbound towards 580,

no problems to the golden gate bridge and in the south bay live shot of the 280 and 17 interchange in san jose northbound traffic more crowded heading towards cupertino overall, no big problems and the peninsula look good as well. we go to the waze traffic app to check out the ride on i-80. some slowing reported on westbound 80 as you head through richmond, heavy traffic reported by traffic spotter five minutes ago. of course, we can find heavy traffic on any area where there are commuters who have turned this waez app on. heavy traffic 11 miles an hour on highway 37. download this free app to find out where slow for your commute abc7news.com/waze. it is something customers have been asking bart to change for years. yesterday the transit agency rolled out the first train outfitted with new seats. the video shows workers installing the easier to clean

vinyl cushions. last month bart began tearing out the old seats. they they are testing the new seats before spending three billion dollars to completely replace the seats. 6:54. recapping: the suspect in the deadly shooting at oakland's oikos university will make his first court appearance republicans this afternoon. dive teams work into the early morning hours searching for the weapon that killed seven people. >> reporter: 43-year-old one goh expected to be in court today to be arraigned this afternoon at 2:00 in an open courtroom last night divers looking for one more piece of evidence to add to the mountain of evidence against him that would be the murder weapon. take a look at divers in this estuary between oracle arena and oakland airport went in last night looking for that 45 calibre semi-automatic handgun that killed seven and wounded

three. the suspect has confessed to the killings. he tells them he was upset with students because they were mocking him for his poor english. he was after an administrator because when he left that school in january, she wouldn't help him get back thousands in tuition. police have plenty of evidence, including his confession. the d.a. has the case now. mr. goh's first court appearance this afternoon at 2:00. we will be there. top story of the -- another top story, another aspect of the same story from katie marzullo in oakland. >> reporter: we are here at oikos university where the victim as tended school. the memorial held for the victims last night as many -- many as 1,000 showed upheld at a baptist church in oakland the church chosen because of its large size. the service included many languages to represent the many nationalities of the victims they were from the

philippines, nepal, korea and india. they've told us the most beautiful stories of who these people were and what they were trying to accomplish in their lives. many were so proud to be becoming nurses they want to help people, they were working or hoping to get better careers to support themselves and their families. there were six women and one man. the man carjacked in the parking lot. the women were moms, sisters and daughters. no word on when oikos university will reopen. no word on when the remaining students of this small university will feel they can come back and start attending classes again. katie marzullo, abc7 news. final check on weather and traffic. live doppler all is quiet a few instability showers along mendocino county towards lake county some of those will make night our neighborhoods this afternoon. right now upper 30s napa and santa rosa, 40s for the rest

of us. breezy and cooler this afternoon. bay bridge toll final check backed up beyond the end of the parking lot. not a horrible wait maybe a 5 to 10 minute delay. we'll check out the exclusive waze traffic app to show you 20 miles per hour on vallecitos road to 84. thank you for joining us for the abc7 news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. have a great day!