defender. he's charged with seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. the district attorney says that goh went to the school that day to try to get his tuition money back. they know he left on his own in november. >> 43-year-old one goh ushered into the courtroom. his body shielded from the public showing no emotion as the judge read charges against him. after the court hearing the district attorney nancy o mally told reporters murders were brutal and vicious. >> the scope sun precedented here in alameda county. this defendant went to the school with a 45 caliber weapon and had four fully loaded magazines of ammunition. >> police chief jordan says goh confessed to the murders and he doesn't appear to be remorseful.

the motive appears to be revenge. and police say he was angry at a school administrator whom he believed had wronged him. police say he had a grudge against classmates for teasing him about his broken english and awkward behavior. goh had a history of financial problems when he lived in va varks deeply in debt but has no criminal records. we learned his last job before he enrolled in oikos university was here in this korean supermarket with he worked with his father, he brief qusly worked in an asian food wholesale distributor. a source tells us he was fired because the owner said he was not the right person for the job. the district attorney says students told investigators goh was a loner and a loser, their words and he'll be back in court april 30th toj enter a plea.

>> documents released today give us more information about how police started to build their case against one goh after he turned himself n the district attorney's probable cause report states he was positively identified by three witnesses and surviving victims and goes ton say goh confessed he admitted to shooting and killing several people inside of the classroom. >> loved ones continue to share their memories. timothy brown was engaged to judith seymor, both of seymor's parents were nurses and brown says she took courses when her job as a tax analyst was outsourced. she has two adult children whom she adored. >> we're waiting for the door to open and her to walk into the door but it's not going to happen. so they're going through a lot of grief and sorry.

>> the other six victims are a 21-year-old lidia sim, grace kim, 23, kathleen ping, 24, and sairing bhuddiea and a 40-year-old doris chabuko. and there are three injured survivors. we're continuing our coverage of the tragedy throughout the afternoon and evening. loved ones of the shooting victim are preparing for a memorial tonight at 8:00. ahead on abc 7 news we'll return to the university campus where students are trying to figure out where they go from here, coming up here on abc 7 we'll go live to the waterway where divers are still searching for the murder weapon. >> now, taking you to southern california where it happened again, campus police pepper spraying student protestors in a community college in santa monica.

officers doused protestors after they tried to enter an overcrowded meeting at santa monica city college opposing a plan to offer summer school courses at higher fees than students currently pay. two ended up in the hospital. uc davis police faced criticism after this video went viral in november. >> a trucking company near dallas says it's accounting for employees after a tornado caused major damage yesterday. just take a look at pictures. the twister tossed around 14,000 tractor trailers like they were little toys and amazingly, the storm did not damage the main building. a helicopter pilot was over the scene as this was happening. >> there is a huge trailer. the huge rigs, back ends of tractor trailers being picked up and thrown hundreds of

yards, hundreds of yards its almost like a scene from a movie. that video just east of dallas. the reporter from our sister station is live this afternoon. >> there is a lot of clean up going on behind me, you can see a large pickup truck pose tosed on its side. national weather service says the winds reached 150 miles per hour and the mayor declared it a disaster zone. today was the first chance many got to come in to see how much is left of their homes. after tuesday's tornadoes crews continued to search through the damage and debris for anyone who might still be trapped. the powerful trifters left dozens of homes flattened and produced incredible images of tractor trailers flying into the air. there have been reports of injuries but so far, no one has been killed.

>> there is outdoor sif yenz went off. there is a system whereby folks can be fot anied by text, e mail or phone. >> the storm had a devastating toll with residents returning home to find nothing. many were just thankful to be alive. >> i can't tell you how grateful i am. they're that we're all okay. >> lindsay's mother saved her son and two children by seeking shelter in a bathtub. >> she held on to his feet. the wind kept taking him but she hung on. >> the 19-month-old abigail was at her baby-sitter's. her dad could not believe what he found. >> i turned a corner, i looked and the house wasn't there. >> the children and the baby-sitter all survived. >> and you can see they did a cat scan and everything came back okay. >> and there is many people

who are displaced. there are shelters in hardest hit areas. they do expect the shelters to be filled tonight. larry? >> what about some neighbors where people have not been able to get back into their homes or. >> near their homes? >> absolutely. hear behind me this, neighborhood has been filled with homeowner as loued to get back in. in lancaster 2004 southwest not the case they're lined up along roadways waiting for police to let them in. they said they're assessing damage. there are 300 structures damaged there and they're making sure everything is safe in order to gutierrez dents n they're looking out for looters and trying to prot yekt properties. >> what about flights out of dfw. there is a lot of delays?

>> yes that is yesterday. everything came tie halt when the storm passed through. many had to be sheltered away from windows. there are many cancellations and things are up and running and this takes a while to get things going. there are still cancellations and delays and takes a while to get passengers in and out. >> thank you. christine dobbin live in texas. now, the deadly shooting at oikos university in oakland. a suspect has been charged the investigation is far from over. divers returned to the oakland estuary where police believe one goh ditched the gun. we're live with the latest on the search for us. >> divers were here nearly three hours and left just a short time ago, empty-handed.

>> now apparently some issues there with my story. but i can tell you that think came here searched for about three hours, and actually prepping and putting on suits and apparently it was murky and rather rough for them. and there is despite the fact they had to do so, they had to leave and they tell me they cannot find anything inside of the water. this 31-foot safe boat is equipped with a sonar device, brought in at mid day to expand the search for the gun that may have been used by the suspect one goh. >> if you're looking for a body, sonar works fantastic.

a gun not going to be as accurate in my opinion. >> and less than an hour after being launched the safe boat stopped to mark the location. and shortly after, the divers tried to drop into the water. the strong current prevented them from doing so. this small underwater camera shows you how murky waters are inside. >> in under the best of conditions there is visibility near zero. so whether at high noon or midnight, divers underwater there is no difference. >> the team was forced to cancel its search. and there are investigators brought in measuring equipment used to map out a room, in this case entrance to the college where one body was found. one of the first officers to

arrive at the scene cut his hand trying to break a glass door. >> it was very quiet. you'd think there would be screaming and yelling. it wasn't like that. and you can he'll it. >> the university is five minutes from where i am. the team continues to go and sort out some of the evidence and they're doing everything they can to try to keep everything intact within the crime scene. >> thank you. >> you can tell it's a very windy blustery day. >> it's changed. let's check in now with spencer christian its been windy and chilly. and mainly sunny skies today and there is scattered sprinsels. you can see up a couple patches of moisture traveling by that did produce sprinkles earlier. there is tries clearing and

there are mainly clear skies, and overnight, chillier and sunny skies early tomorrow morning. valley frost and down into southern salinas valleys. low temperatures ranging from 30 to 42. firefighters into 50s and how is easter weekend shaping up? >> thank you and coming up next, a link between one family of vegetables and surviving breast cancer. >> the masters kicks off tomorrow generating a ton of buzz but not for the golf. emily chang will report on a giant tech company and its ceo at the center of a big dispute. >> taking your consumer questions through facebook and twitter pages and will answer them here in just a little bit. you can contact michael on

twitter at m finney. ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thk you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit.

okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup.

checking healthy living news, nine medical societies are telling doblgtors to think twice before ordering certain tests and treatments. groups released a list aimed at cutting wasteful medical spending in 45 areas, tell doctors to avoid ordering mries or other scans for six weeks of back back, stop prescribing antibiotics for mild to moderate sinus problems. the president of the american board of internal medicine says we're doing this because we think we don't need to

ration health care if we get rid of waste. they don't have enforcement power and say fear of malpractice could keep many from following these recommendations. and eating broccoli might give breast cancer survivors an edge in battling this disease accordinguuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

and west northwest and you can see some clouds up over the north bay there. there is a sprinkle or two there earlier this afternoon. now, conditions are mainly dry, skies mainly blue but cool. temperatures into the 50s there. there are a few locations at 60 degrees now. santa rosa, 60 degrees. and 60 in antioch and san jose. these are the highlights. cold tonight with valley frost, cool, breezy again tomorrow, and warmer path trying to settle into the weekend throughout monday. and let's take a look at the frost advisory in effect from 3:00 in the morning to 8:00 tomorrow morning. low temperatures ranging from 28 degrees up to about 32. this covers north bay, and southern salinas valley. there is this kind of chill so bear that in mind. there are a look at low temperatures overnight tonight, temperatures dropping to 31 in napa. 33 santa rosa. 35 livermore, 37 morgan hill, it will be chilly around the

bay area. here is what's happening in the atmosphere, satellite shows this cool cold air that has begun to dees yompbd the bay area. that is going to be a controlling factor for the next day or so. start at 7:00 tonight much of the moisture associated with this air mass will be moving north and east, and by late tomorrow, we'll see some light snow over the sierra and we can see showers tomorrow and tomorrow evening in pretty much the same spot we saw showers into napa county and napa county mountains, tochl, into afternoon looking for breezy conditions and high temperatures into 50s and again, a few inland locations will top out at about 60 degrees and we'll see similar readings down near monterey bay. highs near 60-61 degrees, here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a nice, warm easter weekend. warming starts friday, continue tluz saturday, sunday, into monday. high temperatures sunday up around 70 degrees and similar pattern monday there, is a

slight chance in the north bay of showers on sunday and easter not going to be a washout. interest there is an active pattern coming up next week, but a chance of showers tuesday, wednesday, perhaps beyond to be continued. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we can keep calling this spring but it doesn't seem like it it wasn't. >> not yet. >> hopefully until june. >> coming up next at 4:00 an extra passenger added mid flight. photos made a special delivery. >> and reason so many people love shopping at trader joe's. >> then at 5:00 a state commissioned to help women established by late governor pat brown that could now close under his son, governor jerry brown. [ man ] did we get anything good?

sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one.

a little boy and his mother have quite a story to tell after he came into the world 36,000 feet above africa on the way to fresno. the little boy's mother went into labor aboard a delta airlines flight headed from ghana to the u.s. and she began screaming after her water broke. flight attendant called for help along with an obstetrician who happened to be on the flight having been there, i knew okay we're having a baby. let's get ready. >> there was no medical sqimt qimt so the crew sterilized the gally scissors and a glass of vodka. the doctor cleared her to fly in late march. the due date was april 15th. >> amazing story. >> wow. >> they'll never forget that. >> no. nor will passenger autos actor

peter facinelli today had to deal with an awkward moment to talk about his divorce with jenny garth. >> we're down to 10 couple nouz on "dancing with the stars". >> so long, jack, jack wagner is the second celebrity voted off "dancing with the stars". and wagner was axd despite pefsh he yorming a samba judges praised on monday its a ride. you know? about how long you go on the ride and so it's just how it is. >> and next week, it's rock week. and peter facinelli opening bup his split from actor jenny garth co-hosting "live with kelly" this morning. >> i got divorced from my wife which has been painful and you know, j.

and. >> kind of you. >> and this is painful to break up with someone, especially after wruf been together 17 years and have kids. >> he says he loves garth and they remain committed to raising their three daughters. >> and gene simmons now in the restaurant business celebrating rock and groove in el seg gunneddo. for gossip and news go to otrc.com. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> coming up, most of us heard about oikos university until that tragic monday. but a state agency had concerns about the school for some time. the story is coming up in a live report. >> also, creating a newa hoo. the company flashing thousands of jobs and the ceo says this is just the beginning. c

updating latest now on developing news, we're leshing about the suspect in monday's deadly shooting rampage. >> the 43-year-old one goh showed no emotion in court today. he's facing seven counts of murder with special circumstances and three counts of attempted murder. >> a second team of divers

searching the oakland estuary called off the search without being able to locate the weapon. a strong current made it dangerous and difficult. >> the shootings put the spotlight on a small college that state regulators have been keeping an eye on this for years. and we're live with that part of the story. >> we don't know why students choose this college. it could be because it's small, and that it's a christian university but that nursing program that the accused shooter was part of is of concern to state officials. forensic specialists are continuing the grim job of going through oikos university collecting evidence from the massacre. a former nursing student is accused of that deadly shooting spree. the tragedy was the first time most of us ever heard of the small college. but the california department of consumer affairs which licenses the nursing program,

has been concerned about the academics here for some time. >> alarm bells went off many months ago. we've been working with the school to do their analysis and corrective plan. >> according to the department spokesman, problem is inability of many oikos students to pass the national nursing exam. this state wide average is 75%. state regulators consider 65% acceptable. and at oikos in 2010, only 58% passed and last year, just 41%. if things don't improve, accreditation in jep die what will happen is that their accreditation will be pro visional and they'll be given time to bring up the pass rate if they don't, it will be withdrawn. >> oikos offers degrees in divinity, music and asian

medicine. there is no accreditation for those degrees. no one at the school was available to answer questions today. and there are classes cancelled until further notice. this group from a nearby office was aware of the shooting as it unfolded and came by today. >> to acknowledge and come over and leave flowers or whatever. it's an appropriate thing for someone to do and that is what we did today. >> and right now, the focus is on the tragedy, which is as it should be, but these school officials are going to have to turn they're tensions to the academic challenges facing the nursing program. >> and there is team coverage continues on abc 7 news at 4:00. more details about the

administrator who believes she was the intend tended target and loved ones preparing for a memorial service tonight. >> and some sobering news today where yahoo announced 2000 layoffs about 14% of the work force. the stock dove but by the end of trading closed up nine cents. abc 7's david louie is live in san jose with more on what is behind this down sizing. david? >> yahoo is profitible and falling behind facebook and google in online advertising so vowing to become smaller and cut that 14%. this timing is puzzling because the new ceo won't give out details about the future until a reports quarterly earnings in two weeks. analysts aren't sure if he's preparing to sell yahoo. >> if you're going to do it properly you do it deep, fast this, looks shallow and long.

so it does look like he may be learning on the job here, if you're doing layoffs for packaging for sale you want to go deep and make the company look as good as possible. >> there yahoo says it will equal a savings of $375 million yearly and that would could go towards new prob products or services. this professor says yahoo will be under pressure. >> you do not slash yourself back to growth and relevance. you need to reinvent yourself, you need resources and need to change things. >> yahoo has hundreds of job openings posted on the linkedn web site. >> there is something that people recognize throughout the world. a leader in their industry.

and you would like to -- hate to see something like that go away. >> a tech industry recruiter tell meez he expects most should be able to find jobs within three months, especially if they're product, or marketing managers. >> looks like we have a winner, where is the ticket? >> megamystery, a woman's claim of being a big winner just doesn't add up and michael finney still taking your questions on twitter and facebook and will answer them here in just a little bit. >> after a cool, breezy afternoon will be frosty in spots tonight. we'll take a look in the accu-weather forecast coming up.

a multi million dollar mystery took a turn today. an attorney for a maryland won who -- woman who claims she won part of the jackpot admits she hasn't seen the winning ticket. she said a co-worker bought her ticket for her. that person purchased tickets for a larger pool of employees at mcdonalds. wilson's attorney blames attention for driving up his client's blood pressure. >> what we're hoping that will happen in this instance is that people will understand

that there is a certain amount of privacy that this lady is entitled to, as well as her children, family and relatives we're hoping everybody understands that and that you all go home. >> she's change herd story a few times on where the ticket might be. >> how about just give them the ticket? cash it in? you don't need a news conference to say i'm very stressed about the ticket. >> my blood pressure. >> yes. >> and let's dmek with the forecast now. >> there is my story. i'm sticking to it. there is a look at live doppler 7 hd. there is virtually nothing happening now. there are spots of moisture we're picking up in the north bay. there have been spring dwrelels and they've been flight. -- light. sunny, mild conditions and highs 71 in los angeles, 82 in palm springs. light snow into the sierra. mixed conditions and light rain in parts of the areas of

the northern part of the state. and there are highs around 60 degrees there is redwood city, 58. low to mid-50s on the coast. and once again, breezy and cool. 58 degrees will be the high in downtown san francisco. 5 ainto the sunset and there is april area to see showers, again, same general location over eastern napa county. near east bay, highs into upper 50s to maybe around 60. egg inland east bay around 60 degrees and near monterey bay, highs into upper 50s to right around or just above 60 degrees then, after tomorrow we warm up on friday and there is a nice and pleasant and spring like. we're not out of the way of rainfall yet. >> yes.

>> that is the ticket. >> oh, boy. >> still to come here there is mick yil finney answering your question. >> a cell phone company giving big discounts on newest iphones. you know, of course there is a catch. >> speaking of catches live at mission bay, you know this place. wait until you hear plans for giants for a multi billion dollar development.

san francisco giants proposing reation of a new neighborhood. the $1.6 billion mission rock project is currently a parking lot. and that is where don sanchez is for us right now. >> this may look like an ordinary parking lot and that may be a run down pier over there, but the ceo says this could be a game changer. >> there is one of the larnlest economic development projects of any era. >> taking this parking lot and creating a community with a thousand rental units. there is retail businesses, parks and a parking lot. the mayor says the economic impact is enormous. >> we're going to create 4800 construction jobs here for

years still to come. >> when completed giants estimate there will be 7,000 people working here providing the city with $13 million in taxes. the team sees this as a big revenue again ritor. and player salaries aren't going down. >> we have a stake in this neighborhood. >> there is a 5050 partnership with a 100-year-old real estate developer. construction could begin in 2015. and there is a new mini city won't pop up overnight you pay out and money comes back. we'll phase it over time. >> he says there probably shouldn't be much of an impact on traffic because 50% of the people don't take cars to go to the games anyway. they want to build an arena

here. live in san francisco abc 7 news. >> i believe there have been discussions with mr. lake, thank you. a small wireless company plans to start selling the iphone at price that's will under cut some of the largest carriers. and will be the fifth u.s. cell phone company to offer the iphone had s for $150. and there is about 421,000 subaviber autos american shoppers have spoken whit comes to when grocery stores provide the best service and prices. trader joes is the only choice rated among the top. other top in the survey included wegman's publix and fairway, including lower prices, better selection and shorter checkout line autos

just ahead from gallery wall to your lap top, google sowing art in a new way. >> i'm michael finney. advice to help you avoid paying irs anymore than you have to. answering your consumer questions coming up. >> and nothing squirrelly about this experiment this, robotic rodent sk used to teach us about rattlesnakes. >> right now diane sawyer with a look at what she's working on. >> we have a story of a panic at 30,000 feet. seven people hurt by turbulence and the flight attendant taken off in a neck brace. what does this have to do with strange weather we're having? we're going tell you. walmart invent aid nation of inventors to submit great new ideas. we have a lot of them and

they're astounding. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ]

[ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪

now, michael finney here now answering question autos one viewer has a question about when to pay taxes. >> he must have been watching our tax chat. >> maybe not. >> and is afraid. >> here is what it s he wrote in to avoid a penalty should one pay estimated tax immediately when filing an extension? answer is absolutely. yes. an extension is just an extension of time for the paper work not for the money you owe. if you don't pay up and at least an estimated amount, then, they'll mail you with penalties and possibility of, well, you'll pay interest on the money you didn't pay, and potential of penalties so whenever you file taxes put how much money you think you're going to owe. otherwise you're going to get a big bill. beverly m wants to know is there a cap on how much an hmo

can ka charge a person? there is a new law that went into affect has a pro vision a lot of people don't know fu. have an aid vid policy or work for a small company or small organization, then, the hmo must spend 80% of what they take in from you on care. and with the large plan they must spend 85% of what they take in on actual care, overhead and profit can only be that 20 or 15%. and we'll be checking to make sure they follow this law as we go forward and asking i heard that it is now possible for criminals to obtain your credit card information without touching a card. is that true? unfortunately, it s there is two ways to do this. one is electrically. so if you buy something online,

or if your information is on a computer like this one, and this gets stolen they have information. or just a couple days ago 10 million accounts stolen from a company that deals with credit card numbers is one way. nornl way is that a lot of cards are coming with a chip inside. people don't know it. but many have chip inside. and if there is a thief can walk by, stealing your number and information on the card. and these cards have been all over europe and they've had few problems but they're increasing and they're now working on ways to stop that. back to you. >> thank you. >> religious leaders in san francisco made a loud call for piece on the 44th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king junior. >> the group stood on steps to speak up against violence and praise prayed for peace saying racial divide has narrowed

little over four decades and they pointed last month's deadly shooting of trayvon martin in florida confronted for looking suspicious. >> black people are being hunted down in streets like dogs and murdered for being seemingly suspicious. we're not equally protected under the law. >> in san francisco the group protested at wells fargo bank. >> the next time you're goofing off online, carolyn. >> larry? >> you can go to facebook, twitter or a museum. >> yes. you can now experience fine arts with just a click of the mouse. >> there is san francisco museum of modern art sees thousands of visitors but now, millions will be able to look at this painting and two dozen other works from the comfort

of their lap tops. >> there is technology that is amazing but it's accessibility about greatest works of heart. >> google launched what it calls the art perfect jekt in this online gallery. >> what we've captured is the wide range of the kind of arts that sfmomo collects. >> saying they focus on art that represents the bay area. >> there is something on the order of 20 million visitor autos the goal is not just to let people see the art but get up close and personal with the brush strokes. some cases sloser than you can get here. >> what he does is astonishing. >> oil paintings captured to show texture smrks photographs

will be malany fied larger than live. >> you can go extraordinarily deep into the photograph to capture expressions. >> and in cases deep into the mind of the artists. >> there is explanations of the art work, and what their inspiration was. >> it won't replace standing in front of a painting five feet wide, he says just maybe it will enhance it. >> not the same experience as what you're getting but a different kinld of experience that is enriching your understanding. >> thanks for joining us abc 7 news at 4:00. >> you can keep track on twitter abc 7 news bay area and talk about it. >> thank you. identity reveals. intended target of the oikos

university shooter is rereal vealed. >> prosecutors layout their case, including why he left the scene. >> i'm sandhya patel, temperatures tumbling tonight and how cold it's going to get and where frost advisories goring up. -- going are. >> i cried all night last night. she's not doing well now. >> the intended target of the oikos university gunman is the director of the school's nursing program. >> her roommate says she's distraught and has survivor's guilt over deaths of seven people. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. nick smith is live with new insight. nick? >> she's believed to have been the intended target of one goh. and monday morning oikos

university was rocked by violence, police say one goh, a troubled former student decided to take revenge on administrators and students. he believed they'd wronged him, police believe he spent weeks planning the alleged assault saying goh is providing details but he's not showing remorse for killings. investigators believe his intended target is still alive. he went to the school looking for ellen servian, he believed wronged him, opening fire when he learned she was not there. her roommate says her friend is beside herself with grief, spent two days speaking with students and affected families. she told me her roommate's reaction when she heard the news about the shooting. >> she was in shock. and very, very close to her students. and... her secretary is like a daughter to her.