those killed or wounded. one goh showed no emotion and the judge named victims one by one. after the court hearing the district attorney nancy o mally told reporters murders were brutal. >> the scope of the murderous rampage unprecedented here in alameda county. the defendant went to the school with a 45 caliber weapon and had four fully-loaded magazines of ammunition. >> he was apparently upset with the school and left in november with tuition fully paid. >> there is information the defendant was in a, wanted money back for tuition paid. >> we now have an explanation of why he left abruptly after the shooting. >> our indication is that he just left. and was not able to continue the pattern because people had left already and they were calls being made to 911. we know an officer was around the corner, contacted by

someone, i suspect he knew that we're on our way. and he just left. >> police chief jordan says goh confessed to furder -- murders and he's cooperating and he doesn't appear to be remorseful. police say he was angry at a school administrator and had a grudge against classmates for teasing him about his broken english and awkward behavior, goh had a history of financial problems when living in virginia and he was deeply in debt but has no criminal records. we learn that had goh's last job before enrolling at oikos university was here in this korean supermarket in daily city where he worked with his father, store management zee kleined to comment. goh worked in a wholesale distributor a source tells us he was fired because the owner said he was not the right person for the job. and the zriblgt attorney said at that news conference after the court hearing is that

authorities believe one goh act add lone, he'll be back in court april 30th to enter a plea. >> vic, thank you. the apparent target confirms tonight that goh tried to get a refund after dropping out of oikos university. ellen serbian and a teacher at cal state east bay confirmed goh was angry when she told him he cannot get a full refund. she told the associated -- associated press he was never forced out and was never asked to least program. she is vaugt and would not appear on camera but her roommate told us only one thing is on her mind. >> all she can focus is those kids. her secretary was like her daughter. you know? and she just trying to with supportive of everybody else.

>> is he was not at the university on monday because she was teaching off campus. >> divers went back into the water today searching for the gun used in the oikos shootings. a weapon they believe goh tossed into the oakland estuary. >> there will not be another search tonight. earlier the dive team thought there is something in the water but found nothing. since monday, investigators have been searching the waters for a 45 semi automatic handgun, it's believed the suspect threw the weapon in. today a 31 foot safe boat was w.a sonar was brought into to expand the search. and this sheriff's department conducted this operation. >> searching for an item this small is like searching for a needle in a hay stack. >> within an hour, they

stopped the locations. that is when the team was called in. and they tried to drop on to the water but conditions make it hard for even the most exkbreernsed diver autos under the best of conditions, the visibility is near zero. so... whether at high noon or midnight this is no difference. >> there is a camera showing how mushlgy waters are. yesterday, the teamworked into the morning but found nothing. today's search proved unsuccessful. >> the pretty bad scene. >> the sargeant was one of the first officers to arrive at the scene. he cut his hand and breaking a glass door. he said it was an eerie moment walking throughout college searching for victims. >> very qi yismt you know? you would think there would be

screaming or yelling it wasn't like that. it was everyone hiding and being scared. you can just feel it today at the college crime scene investigators brought in measuring equipment used to map out rooms in this case entrance to the college where one boddy was found. and they'll do that throughout the college going from one room to the next without disturbing the evidence. >> and the school wears its tragedy hat but the university is getting academic scrutiny tonight. questions are being raised about the nursing program. carolyn? >> this state official offered condolences and many us have never heard of the school before, he is familiar witness. and the academic challenges facing the nursing program. monday's massacre put a

spotlight on the school most of us were unfamiliar with but oikos university has been on the radar of regulators sometime because so many of the students who graduate from the program can't pass the licensing exam. >> the issue for the schools is are the students qualified to take that exam? >> the state wide average for students is 75%. 65% is considered acceptable. in 2010, just 58% of the oikos understanding grads passed. last year, just 41%. the spokesperson for department of consumer affairs, the state regulators. >> they're accreditation will be likely made pro visional and given time to bring up the pass rate fchl they don't, then it will be withdrawn. >> he says the state will work with the university as it analyzes the problem, and develops a corrective plan but

that is on hold as the school and people from throughout the bay area mourn students and staff who lost their lives. >> to acknowledge, pay respects and leave flowers, or whatever is appropriate for someone to do. and that is what we did today. >> school officials called this shooting a terrible tragedy and say they're cooperating with police and will wait until this investigation is over before making comments n oakland abc 7 news. >> now, our coverage of the rampage continuing tonight from the scene of a memorial service for one of the victims. stay with us for that. >> about 5300 homes and businesses were out power right now and pg&e says there is no idea why. the electricity went out ban hour ago. crews are trying to figure out what went wrong.

pg&e says it cannot give estimates on when it will be able to restore power. a shock wave rippled through silicon valley today when yahoo announced 2000 layoffs, the company is struggling. david? >> yahoo remains a strong brand and a popular source for news, finance and sports but has been losing eye balls owe or web site user that's means a related drop off in revenue. 2000 of the employees are gone. the timing of the layoffs is puzzling because yahoo's new ceo won't give out details about the future until it reports quarterly earnings. analysts aren't sure if there is a pran or if he's preparing to sell yahoo. >> if you're going to do it properly you do it deep and fast this, looks shallow and long. by the way, if you're doing layoffs for sale, you want to

go deep because you want to make the company look as good as possible. >> yahoo says the 2000 layoffs will equal a savings of $375 million after severance and other expenses. that money could go towards new products or services. >> this is notd going to compete with a search these days or g mail, but maybe there is something else, new, they'll find. >> money can be eaten up by legal expenses. yahoo and facebook sued each other over patent infringement. and blasted yahoo for doing this without explaining future plans. finance professor robert hendershot says yahoo will be under pressure to innovate. >> no. you do not slash yourself back to growth and rel vechbls you need to reinvent yourself. that doesn't mean this is a

bad move. to reinvent yourself you need resources and need to change things within the company. >> there is hundreds of job openings poftd on the linkedn web site. >> there has been an icon, people recognize throughout the world is this leader in their industry. >> tech industry recruiters tell us there shouldn't be much of a wait for the 2000 laid off workers to find new jobs and they should be snapped up by facebook, google and other companies probably over the next three months. >> thank you, david, wall street's reaction? a nine cent increase in yahoo stock. >> a lot more tonight still to come at 6:00. another blow to the america's cup yacht races and a phone shall challenger bows out. >> the giants unveil a major new development for san francisco water front it could

anger a lot of fans. >> and later tonight uncertain future of a east bay marijuana school. why backers believe it's no accident. they were targeted by the feds.

a little more wind out of the sails for america's cup yacht race coming to san francisco. a french team just withdrew, unable to raise enough money to compete. it's the latest in a series of set backs for the event. we're live with the a look at how the competition and the city will be affected. mark? >> this is a very tough economy to sign up sponsors for a yacht race. and in europe it's worse so,

this announcement was not unexpected but here at home we're finding supporters down playing it. the announcement of the french team's withdrawal from the america's cup drew this from the event authority spokesman. >> we're sad to not have them compete but it doesn't impact the america's cup in 2013. >> this from the san francisco travel association. >> we're disappointed the french team is not participating but the bottom line is the final race autos i think we're still excited about teams, there are still teams yet to be announced. >> the mayor is anticipating more teams will join but if more join, that means six teams instead of the 10-12 forecast by the bay area economic institute. whit wrote this report saying that the primary driver of the benefits would be the teams themselves. >> between infrom a structure and spending by the time it's a good amount of the revenue.

>> the president of the economic institute that did the report. we know the spending is going to be $16 million to $18 million rather than $80 million to $90 million project sod what impact from french pulling out? >> is what he would not speculate but his often-quoted report lists a $1.37 billion benefit. >> is it fair for people to be quoting those numbers from your report? >> well, i think the real world is that actual numbers will be lower. >> how much lower? he won't say if you bu in event marketing there is a new twist. organizers want to combine this year's world series races with fleet week because of how it will look on tv. >> there is going to think wow.

they didn't realize they're in the middle of an air show and here becausest festival but this will be a good thing for the audience. >> and so they're going try to fool the television audience? it doesn't seem to be any end of the hype around the cup. on the other hand skeptics look and say it's a flop before it started. truth is that it will be what the people of the bay area make it. on the embarcadero mark matthews abc 7 news. >> thank you and there is giants unveiled a plan for a new neighborhood next to the ballpark. it's the main parking lot for the stadium. they say it will have economic impact for the mission rock area and abc 7 reports it's a long way to becoming reality. >> asphalt covered parking lot

from at and t park is where sirk sirk -- cirque du soliel puts up a tent. there is mission rock, nearly two million square feet of office space, parks and restaurants. >> this could be opportunity to create a, yet another neighborhood. >> they say it will cost $1.9 billion and at $13 million to the general fund. >> what a great contribution this development is going to be. >> the giants are in a 50-50 partnership with a developer that specializes in entertainment districts. >> it's not a matter of us writing a check for $800 million. you do it phases so write a check, then money comes back in. another check. >> construction could begin in

to 15 and continue in four phases for six years. >> there are retail sources will be awesome. need to wait and you can shop while you're waiting. that would be great. i don't know if traffic. >> there may be more but lots should not impact the neighborhood. they're building a parking garage for 2000 cars. and giants say 50% of the fans get here other ways than car. the plan does have approval of the city and port which leases to the giants. there is another item. warriors talked about maybe building an arena here and if so, saying they will accommodate them. this could be a boon to the city and to the team. there is one of the largest economic development projects of any era. >> interesting to see how that will play out. let's talk about the weather forecast. apparently going to get cooler. >> yes.

>> and warming up. >> there is frost in places but weekend is looking good. there is a live view from mount tam camera. it's breezy out there. and skies mainly clear. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. there is temperatures into low to mid-50s and it's windy outside. winds gusting to 41 miles per hour right now. stronger gusts earlier. almost 50 miles per hour at oakland now down to 30 miles per hour gusts. p 3 in nappa. you can see around the area winds are strong. so tonight, cold with frost. will be cooler, breezy, then a warmer pattern settling into weekend and into monday. there is a slight chance of showers on sunday and there is a frost advisory in effect. temperatures as low as 28 and

32 keg degrees in parts of the north bay and in conditions like this, plants may be damaged so keep that in mind. temperatures down to 31 degrees in napa. 33 in santa rosa. 38 richmond there is chilly around the bay area early tomorrow morning. here is how things are shaping up into the atmosphere, there is a pool of cold air bringing cool conditions to the bay area, we'll start at 7:00 this evening. and we can see maps moving and hours ticking by. moisture will move to our north but we may see showers tomorrow in the same spot we saw a couple sprinkles today and of course there will be light snow. but not a major storm. high temperatures tomorrow here in the bay area with a slight chance of showers up into the north bay into 50s and it will be breezy with

cool conditions tomorrow, similar conditions around monterey bay. highs around or just above 60 degrees. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a warm up friday, will be nice, warm on saturday. and sunday as well, there is a slight chance of showers mainly into the north bay easter sunday will you mild again, monday and more clouds and there is a slight chance of rain monday, tuesday, and wednesday. so there is an active pattern. >> thank you. >> and coming up next a new plea for an end to violence. >> on the anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king junior. stay with us. the news at 6:00 continues.

today marks the 44th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king junior. the group stood on the steps of city hall to pray and denounce the violence that affects the african american community saying black young people are marginalized and point to last month's deadly shooting of trayvon martin in florida as an example dr. king's dream has not yet been met. >> because there is a youth in florida who was murdered and his killer still walks the streets that. is not equality that. is not justice. >> the group then saw a

different justice after the prayer rally marching to wells fargo bank to protest foreclosures in the community. >> members of congress will have to follow the same insider trading rules as the rest of us. the stock act makes it clear any federal laumt or staff member using nonpublic information to get an unfair advantage is breaking the law. period. in signing this bill the president said banning the trading by lawmakers will assure everyone plays by the same rules. >> if we expect that to apply to our biggest corporations and to our most-successful citizens it should apply to our elected officials. especially when there is a deficit of trust between this city and the rest of the country. >> the act creates new requirements, bans special access to initial offerings and requires members of congress and others to disclose the terms of their personal mortgages.

>> coming up next a memorial to one of the oakland shooting victims. >> we've allowed this violence to continue. we've tolerated it. >> he lost a partner of 8 years to violence. tonight he's speaking out for the first time. >> this evening, taking up pieces from those devastating tornadoes in texas. >> and the east bay marijuana school facing an uncertain future after a raid this week by the feds. ring ring hello, progresso. it fits!

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21-year-old lidia sim. i also talked with a fiancee of another victim who lived in san jose. the sanctuary at hayward korean baptist church filling with flowers and soon, mourners will gather to honor 21-year-old lidia sim. one is her dream of becoming a pediatrician. >> she's great with kids. lfed kids growing up. if she was the youngest she'd take care of the babies and stuff. and she did a great job taking care of me. >> tim brown is speaking out about his loss. his fiancee, 53-year-old judith seymor. the family request we not show pictures of judy but did want people to know of her faith and extraordinary dedication to her two grown children, camilla and brian. >> she did everything for them. every decision made in life, every course she took.

the first consideration and number one priority was her children. >> tim says he worried when he heard about the shooting monday because he knew judy was in class and says she had nursing experience and was just two months from graduating. and entering a profession she loved. >> she took time and patience to take care of each person individually. and so that she had a lot of good stories of telling me about how patient just loved her and looked forward to seeing her. >> family as cross the bay area grieve, tim says his focus son his loss, not the man responsible. >> right now, myself, i'm going to so much personal grief for camilla, brian and myself. i don't have time and energy to focus on that individual. >> and for now, judy seymor's adult children as well as lidia sim's parents say

they're too raw with emotion to talk with the media. they did express through other family members their appreciation for the community's support. >> and here is what we know about the victims. one born in india, working nights as a janitor ask the only man killed in the rampage. and another 40-year-old was married with three children and hoped to practice medical law. kathleen ping receptionist and she works there for seven months to help support her parents and 4-year-old son. she mentioned the 21-year-old from hayward. a baby-sitter at hayward baptist church. and grace kim, 23 graduated from foot hill high school.

a co-worker described her as full of live. a 39-year-old is from india working for exiled government of tibet. and the other woman just mentioned judy seymor made off tax analyst headed into a new career as a nurse. be sthour stay with us for continuing coverage of the oakland shooting rampage on the air and online. >> and there is northern texas sifting through rubble after a string of tornadoes barreled through the area. the twisters cut a path but some homes were unscathed next to others. a grandmother saw safety in a tub with her young grandson and two other autos she has a one baby on one side and one on another, then, my son under her. and she said she felt a big gush of like wind come through strong. and says she just kept feeling

it take and she grabbed and hung on. >> this is incredible. 250 people were injured many in a hard hit city. >> the fact everybody woke up and is still alive today, that is a blessing. >> there is a twister crossing sh,000 pound trailers into the air. take a look at this, incredible. national weather service trying to determine how many tornadoes touched down. >> there is on monday, a shooting rampage unfolded federal agents were busy raiding a major medicinal marijuana educational facility in oakland. now, the future of the university is in question. the law show nose sign of letting in. -- up. >> there sign asking students to call with their contact information. on monday, federal agents

hauled away computers, files and chopped plants and took seedlings. signs of the raid remain. like founder rich lee's splintered office door. >> unfortunately they just about took us out as far as school goes. they crippled us in taking our files and computer buzz they didn't take our ability to teach classes. >> the exec live chancellor dale skye jones says there was a class about training for successful law enforcement encounters. the last class will be saturday after that, the school's future is uncertain, she says they thought they were operating within state law. >> we never expected federal government to use resources on a school. >> last year, u.s. attorneys vowed to crack down on commercial marijuana enterprises. steve d.e.angelo founded harborside health center. >> u.s. attorneys said they're going to focus on profiteers and criminals we've seen is

that they've gone after advice vizible leaders of the medical cannibis movement. >> thinking the target was the founder. >> i don't think it's a coincidence that rich lee, lead owe organizer and fund-raiser for prop 19 has now been targeted by the federal government. this is not about justice thchl is about revenge. >> sort of have floundered the law and the government is just moving on them. >> former u.s. attorney joe rusinello believe those who advocate marijuana for medicinal purposes want it for recreational use. >> if you peel back the onion it's preposterus. >> the search warrants are sealed. >> coming up next, we're going to share history with you on the golden gate bridge. >> born in hard times, now

about to celebrate a major birthday. h@

acoaching 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. >> we celebrate the milestone merging from a recession. and the golden gate bridge was built in more difficult economic circumstances. >> this is a site we sometimes take for granted. the golden gate bridge.

at almost 75 it's older than most of us. it's become part of the landscape. >> we look at artifacts and don't realize all that went into it. >> and this is decades of documents and newspaper clipping autos just spend countless hours. >> then, you'll get a sense she and her staff have put into this exhibit. and there is trivia like why the paint disappeared from this section of cable. >> and so when they took their cable off because this is so tense the minute that tension was released the paint started to puff up. >> it's a look at the bridge we have and might v imagine traffic jams in this path instead of today. or if the army succeeded in having the bridge painted in

black and yellow stripes. >> this is about everything about the design, shape, and hype. high drawlology. >> when looking at the bridge, it is a story of the 19 30s, a time of economic hardship. a burst of construction like today only then it wasn't a recession but a depression. >> in the middle of this people are going to bond themselves for $35 million? >> but the bridge put thousands of people to work. and when you see someone wearing a hard hat today that began here. >> hard hats began on the golden gate bridge. >> it's a slice of trivia lost in it all, now collected and on display. a tribute to the union of design and engineering prowess. >> and an official looking notice is landing in local

mailboxes but not from the government. >> michael finney has advice for small business owners that can save you some money. back in a moment.

>> if you own a business you may get an official looking notice in the mail. >> to renew your fictitious business name, you should know who it's from. >> there are people contacting us about this. there are company that's offer to file documents for you. but they can charge hefty fees, above what the government charges for filing a simple notice. magnus owns a firm called anchor construction. so this urgent notice caught his attention. >> looks like a government form. and this does. >> warning the name was about to expire. the name but be renewed every five years or someone else can

claim it. >> it looks official. very official. they put file numbers. >> the notice tells magnus complete the form and mail it in with a payment of $150. >> i can understand someone receiving this notification being confused. >> he's the one in charge of registering fictitious business name. >> this is a private company trying to make a quick profit. >> the center is a pry at this time vit company. not a government agency charging 150ses today renew a business name but that is four times higher than the county's fee of just $34 and says 10 businesses reported they paid but the county never did receive the form and some didn't include $34 filing fee.

>> they learned that their business name had not been renewed and they sent the money to this company. >> magnus did contact 7 on your side and we found the renewal center has an "f" rating with the bbb and more than a dozen complaints posted online. he says a lot of people want help to make sure renewal is done right. and 99% ever r not pooled. people said the company will give refunds to anyone who paid but did not get a renewal. the company's solicitation does include a disclaimer in small print saying this service is not been approved or endorse bid any government agency.

this offer is not being made by an agency of the government. this is not a bill. it's a solicitation. county recorders say they have received scattered reports. and says it's not necessary to pay a company to renew the business name. >> you're dealing with someone who solicited you. you don't know who they are, for a high fee. >> i don't know how much of this goes on. and that is the reason i called. >> the district attorney's office said it could not discuss the legality. companies must make it clear they're not government agencies. now if you pay the fee and did not get your documents filed let me know bit. go to abc 7 news.com and click on 7 on your side.

>> a new disstix for electric arts of redwood city. a blog named ea the worst company of 2012 because of the prices of the games and all add on that's aren't included. and on wall street the dow suffered a second loss of the year because of slowing job growth and new debt concerns in europe. the nasdaq and s and p 500 fell as well today. several reek onal wireless carriers say they'll start iphones this month for $50 less than the big companies and one official said it will take two years to pay off for them. >> back to weather. bundle up. >> there is a look at the forecast its getting chill qee. it's windy now there. is a great time lapse view this afternoon from our camera. looking towards mountains of the north bay, you can see clouds overhead there. there is a sprinkle or two but

no significant precipitation. picture looks like this. sunny, warm, and mixed conditions up north. and there is some showers in the northern part of the state over into the sierra. there is light snowfall. we'll be looking at mainly sunny skies there could with light showers today in the same location we had. highs tomorrow into upper 50s to near 60. here is the accu-weather forecast. it's startsing to warm up friday, warming continues throughout the weekend into early next week. easter sunday looking nice, mild there. is a slight chance of showers sunday into the north bay z then, monday, tuesday, wednesday unsettled weather and a slight chance of rain. >> thank you. >> sports is coming up next.

cosososos hope you can join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then we're going to go inside what is officially the world's quietest room. why someone paid $26 million for this bowl. >> then at 11:00 fan violence. the fights at the raiders-49ers game. how teams are making sure this doesn't happen again this, year. >> we'll see you then but going to football from

baseball. >> giants making moves getting ready for the season. there is a roster and both making a big league team but aubrey hough will start on left field. the giants prepping for arizona. belted 378 this spring with three homers and is a rbies. and he needs a potential and hill, 27 years old, hit only 254 this spring and has power and makes the squad. >> you know, it's a struggle a little bit at the end of spring. maybe a lot, a little bit of confidence. everybody else playing great. saying this is really exciting and i'm happy. >> it's a huge part of it. you know the team is behind you. it makes it easier to do your job. this just gives me more confidence and i'm ready to go. >> giants made a trade today

send sending chris stewart to the yankees and eli whiteside hurt last year going to the minors and hector chan chez will back up posey. and there is ross hoping a lock down of the rotation and you'll probably be back up soon. giants and a's finishing up games that don't count today. buster posey with off the field in the first, posey had two hits in this game. rest of the day belonged to oakland and josh donaldson a monster take, then into the third johnny gomes hit a solo shot z four for five, two homers and knocks in five. a's salvage the finale 8-1. >> we're going to go there and have good at bats. you know? especially coming back in. and this is just feeling good.

you know? hopefully we'll be hitting. >> newly named pim mim marlins opening tonight. there is an aquarium in the outfield which i sthi cool and useless. there is kyle losh with miami out of lock down, then, jose reyes broke it up with a single to right. there is round one of the masters tomorrow, they held a contest featuring a lot of rain ask a couple aces. there is kids taking center stage at this event. there is a swing. two aces today. there is thomas bjorn catches a ridge, rolling down and n yes. this ended early because of

rain. warriors in minnesota tonight looking for david lee who is trailing on the play w authority. brad miller, i doesn't didn't know he was still playing but he can pass. take a look at jeremy tyler. who wants a piece? nobody. anyway. warriors leading 80-75 they go into the 4th. we'll probably lose this game. >> is good. >> yes. >> promising. >> good effort. >> yes. >> thank you. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here at abc 7 news have a good night. >> see you at k and 11:00. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal,

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