saw the wind advisory this morning but didn't feel that bad. i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. new questions over who was the target of monday's massacre at

oikos university. this after the accused gunman is officially charged with murder. katie marzullo is live at the campus with new developments. >> reporter: i have all of that for you. let's start with where we're standing the crime scene here oikos university still a crime scene. detectives are saying it could be another day or so before they hanover control of the university back to the school. you can -- hand over control of the university back to the school. there is still an officer out here guarding the school. another scene is going to come into play today. look at video of the estuary near the oakland airport this is where authorities have been searching for the murder weapon. they weren't able to finish the search because of weather yesterday. they are going to be back out there today, diving again and searching for that murder weapon. another revelation, apparently the administrator originally named as the target of one goh's shooting rampage has been changed. the police chief told at

associated press that ellen cervellon was the target. the chief is saying it was another administrator and not naming that administrator, also a woman. one goh was well-known on campus by administrators and students. his reputation was not great. >> information that we have received from some of the individuals who knew him at the school, was that he was a loaner and -- was a loner and what some might call a loser. >> reporter: he was formally charged yesterday with seven counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder and special circumstance that special circumstance could get him the death penalty that is still to be determined. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> the decision on whether to seek the death penalty will happen after the preliminary hearing. the district attorney will convene a committee which will review the the evidence.

one of the survivors has new details about what happened inside the classroom where it began. sergio quintana spoke with him and has this report. >> reporter: 36-year-old ahmed says the shootings came out warning he said one goh burst into the classroom with a woman hostage and started yelling. >> he sideline-up and he started firing. [ unintelligible ] he came from backdoor. >> reporter: a secretary was likely the woman goh brought into the classroom and the first person shot. he said enid a near by -- he said he hid in a nearby room. >> reporter: he realized he been shot in the shoulder. >> [ unintelligible ]

i see wetting my jacket. when i turned i saw bleeding coming from my wound. >> reporter: originally from kabul, afghanistan ahmed says he has been studying nursing since he moved to the united states three years ago. he did not recognize the shooter because he has only been at oikos university for the last three months. right now he's still trying to figure out why this all happened. >> i don't know him. i don't know what's happened to him. why he did this situation in that class. >> reporter: he was released monday from the hospital and recovering with family in the bay area. sergio quintana, abc7 news. two others who were shot and wounded are -- have been treated and released from the hospital >> monday was the first time most of us had ever heard of oikos university. the state department of consumer affairs is well aware

of the small christian college. the state has been concerned about the academics at oikos especially the ability of the students to pass the national nurse exam. the statewide average is 75% at oikos in 2010 only 58% passed, last year just 41%. the state says the pass rate doesn't go up to 55% accreditation could be withdrawn. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the deadly shootings we'll continue to bring the latest on air and online at abc7news.com. in a few hour the man accused of killing five in a home in san francisco is expected back in court to face multiple murder charges. 35-year-old binh thai luc is being held without bail on charges he murder five, he made his court appearance week. the victims were killed in four areas in the home. sources have told abc7 news

the killer poured bleach, water and paint over the scene to damage evidence. this morning the sheriff's office will conduct another search for missing 15-year-old morgan hill girl sierra lamar. search-and-rescue will concentrate on san martin and gilroy. k-9 units will be involved. still no sign of sierra. she was last seen friday march 16th, leaving her home to catch a school bus. investigators say evidence indicates she probably a kidnapping victim. the frost advisory for the morning has been cancelled. that doesn't moon it is warm. >> still feels cold. -- >> good morning. still chilly outside with 30s and 40s the winds stayed up enough that the frost advisory wasn't needed. the winds having kicked up showers now but they will later up in the north bay. winds still gusting around 23

at half moon bay, 10 to 12 at sfo and oakland everybody else below 10 miles per hour, calm in santa rosa and livermore. 30s and 40s now mid 30s santa rosa, napa, upper 30s fairfield, livermore, morgan hill where our temperatures stay under a sunny sky through 8:00 this morning. noon clouds start to develop, more clouds during the afternoon hours mostly sunny temperatures like yesterday, mid to upper 50s at 4:00, right there the napa county mountains, where they are looking at the possibility of stray showers today. as far as pollen, it is going to be high, tree pollen moderate amounts of ragweed, grass and mold. just as chilly tonight, tomorrow afternoon through sunday, warming trend a chance of rain north bay sunday afternoon especially evening chance of rain everyday next week. good morning to frances

dinglasan with traffic. good morning. mike and eric were telling me it wasn't that windy across the bay bridge even though the sign is on. in the last couple of minutes the wind advisory for the san mateo has been cancelled. when it is on you see a sign here with flashing lights. camera bouncing a little, i guess it is not that bad traffic flowing well in both directions light around the bay area roadwork on the lower part of the peninsula, mountain view or south bay, if you will, in both directions, palo alto and mountain view, scheduled until 5:00. not too much longer. earlier crash on the bailey on ram to eastbound 4 not causing delays. westbound still looking good out of antioch. 4:38. still ahead, let the voters decide. the election coming next week that could determine whether one peninsula school district will have to cut 1/3 of is teachers.

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good morning. live look camera on sutro tower checking out the bay bridge and the two sides of the bay. you don't see rain. it is kind of breezy and temperature-wise chilly. meteorologist mike nicco will talk about that in and warm up. did you feel it? probably not. the earth has been shakinging in the south bay overnight. in the past 24 hours four minor quakes centered nine miles authority of morgan hill, the largest 2.7 struck after 1:00 this morning. as you might assume, no reports of damage or injury a win for a gay marriage

advocates, a judge in san francisco says it is discriminatory for the federal government to deny benefits to employees same-sex spouses. the ruling stems from the case of a san francisco man and a federal law clerk who married his husband in 2008 when it was briefly legal in california. last year the government turned down his health insurance application for his husband on the basis of the defense of marriage act doma which is being contested in court. this morning analysts speculating about the future of yahoo. yesterday yahoo passed out pink slips to 2,000 workers who found out their services won't be needed by the end of the year. about 14% of yahoo's workforce. timing is puzzling the new ceo scott thompson won't explain his vision of the future which means he could be preparing to sell the company. >> if you are going to do it properly, you do it deep and fast this looks shallow and

long looks like he might be learning on-the-job if you are lay-offs for packaging for sale you want to go deep because you want the company to look as good as possible as quickly as possible. >> yahoo says lay-offs equal savings of 375 million dollars a year. in the past four years yahoo has laid off nearly 6,000 workers. brisbane voters asked to approve a new tax to save the jobs of 1/3 of their teachers. the school district says it will have to lay-off that many teachers unless vote areas prove a $156 annual parcel tax in a special election next tuesday. homeowners over 65 could opt-out. the board says it is facing a half million dollar deficit, considering a merge we are neighboring bay shore district. already the two districts share the superintendent and office staff, they are already doing as much as they can, they say, to save money. coming up, beware of the

wild. unusual run-in with a wild animal who left a north bay woman injured. >> the accident that has put an east bay market out of business and has police on the hunt for suspects. sounding like we fast forwarded to the general election with president obama and mitt romney exchanging harsh words. i'm tahman bradley. hear what they are saying, coming up. when a carpet is clean and fresh,

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today, you may want to use our flight tracker at abc7news.com. it will have all the delays. 4:46. any this morning, scathing new criticism of the massive government loan given to now bankrupt solyndra. the new report from the treasury department inspector general says experts were not consulted on the 528 million dollar federal len until the very last minute and -- federal loan until the very last minute and had a day to complete their review. concerns were never0y÷ addresse. solyndra was the first green energy company to get a federal loan under a new stimulus program. the company declared bankruptcy last year and laid off more than 1,000. police in oakland are searching for three men who crashed a minivan into a market last night. the vehicle hit a car on fruitvale, ran over a fence and crashed into the black and

white market on fruitvale and 27th street. the three men inside ran. fire officials left the minivan in place for several hours until they made sure the market was not in danger of collapsing. the market won't be allowed to reopen until serious repairs can be made. a pedestrian hit by a bike last week has died. a rider collided with 71-year-old at the corner of market and castro a week ago. the witnesses told police the car was in a crosswalk and the bicyclist may have run a red light. the bike rider's name has not been released. the accident remains under investigation. a sonoma county animal park handler is recovering from injuries she suffered yesterday when she was gored by a buffalo. a spokeswoman says the 4-year-old buffalo like this one, known as ruth followed a her of cows through an open

gate. the handle er was injured when she tried to coax ruth back. the wrangler suffered a serious leg wound. ruth was tranquilized and taken pack to her pen. santorum, gingrich and paul insist they are still in the race. mitt romney is looking forward to the big showdown in november with president obama. tahman bradley is in washington with details. >> reporter: confident he has a firm grip on the nomination mitt romney has sharpened his taxes on president obama. >> we just got to get him out of office. he just doesn't understand what is happening in the country. >> reporter: romney accuse the president of disguising i had intentions. >> he wants us to reelect him so we can find out what he will do. wall the challenges the nation faces this is not the time for president obama's hide-and-seek campaign. >> reporter: not just romney on tact the obama campaign seems eager for -- on the attack, the obama campaign

seems eager, the obama campaign launched this ad. >> he saw free enterprise as the villain and government as the solution. >> the president: i believe deeply that the free market is the greatest force for economic progress in human history. >> reporter: mr. obama lashed out at romney for supporting a congressional republican budget plan which he says would hurt the middle class and cut entitlement programs such as medicare. >> the president: he even called itamar of a word you don't often -- called it marvelous, a word you don't often hear when it comes to a budget. >> reporter: romney campaigns in pennsylvania today ahead of the primary on april 24th. latest poll shows romney trailing president obama nationally. that same poll shows romney behind among women voters.

tahman bradley, abc7 news. ron paul is set to speak in san francisco later this morning. he will be at the marriott in union square part of his three-day swing through california paul hosted a town hall at ucla last night. the texas congressman continues to push forward with his campaign, sticking to his message about threats to financial freedom and his call to end big government and the war. mark matthews will sit down with paul later today and have reports at 4, 5 and 6:00. katie couric has been back on the morning shift this week filling in for robin roberts. this morning she talks to eva longoria about the show's final season. >> i'm in a big transition. i'm not married. i thought i would be married at the end of desperate housewives. the show is ending. a lot of chapters are closing

in my life. now i'm at a point where i get to redefine who i am. >> longoria called the recent wrongful termination lawsuit against the show filed by her former co-star a stain on the show's legacy. see more of that interview and katie's return to morningses on "good morning america" at 7:00 right after our newscast. i cannot wait to see it. i started watching desperate housewives again they only have two shows left it has all the intrigue, drama and juicy stuff you expect. >> yeah, i think watching the eva longoria interview might be worthwhile. >> for different reasons guys. >> i don't know what you mean. 4:52. back to weather. >> let's take a look at weather. >> he dodged that. ducked right under that. >> just move away from the desk. definitely chilly, good morning a look at nearly full moon outside and the way it is shimmering off the bay, looks

beautiful, doesn't it? we must move on and talk about the forecast. live doppler, we still have scattered showers up to the north just like yesterday one or two may stray into our neighborhood during the afternoon. how to does when you step out? mid to upper 30s fairfield, napa, santa rosa, los gatos, low to mid 40s everywhere else except 47 in oakland. 39 santa cruz, 40 gilroy, watsonville, mid to upper 40s salinas and monterey. today mostly sunny, cool and breezy again. clear, chilly again tonight. warmer afternoons start tomorrow and through the weekend. today a lot like yesterday, one degree warmer in san francisco, 55. concord and hayward the same. 59 oakland, 60 san jose. santa rosa about two degrees cooler than yesterday. you probably won't even notice we'll be in the mid 50s to

around 60. northwest winds blow in 10 to 20 miles per hour may have less cloud cover than questioned. -- cover than yesterday. across the state, scattered snow showers to our north. one or two rain showers may move into the napa county mountains snow showers along the sierra, 34 tahoe, 46 yosemite. 80s palm springs, 82 today. 64 san diego, 71 in los angeles. tonight a lot of 30s, mid 30s to near 40 inland, upper 30s to mid 40s around the bay shore out to the coast. here's what is happening, one more small chunk of energy in this northwesterly flow that could kickoff that stray shower in the north bay otherwise we are stuck in this cool, breezy air mass for at least one more afternoon. we'll focus our attention on the north during the morning. as the afternoon unfolds and

evening watch how storms develop, napa county mountains snow up to the north and sierra won't be much if you get caught under a stray shower. tomorrow no chance at all high pressure two to four degrees warmer tomorrow, another two to four saturday and sunday, sunday evening chance of light rain in the north bay everybody is going to get rain next week. have a great day. here's frances. good morning. truck fire reported eastbound 24 past the caldecott tunnel. it is on the right at this point, not causing delays. traffic still flowing well in both directions through the caldecott tunnel eastbound or westbound on 24. i want to take to you a live shot of 680 walnut creek southbound heading towards highway 24 where traffic heads towards the caldecott tunnel looking good around the bay area at this point, nothing to slow you down. there's still a wind advisory

for the bay bridge, even though there's no delays at the toll, you might want both hands-on the we'll although mike and eric telling me it want too bad this morning. we are going to the waze traffic app to check out the commute as we head through the santa cruz mountains, i found a little slowing, 29 miles per hour southbound 17 approaching summit road. elsewhere, looking good in san jose. a few reports of cars on the shoulder, no major delays. when delays show up you can find out for yourself by downloading our free traffic app by going to abc7news.com/ waze. if you are one of the mill kwraopbs who wake up in the middle of the night and can't get back to sleep there's a new option. a drug is being marketed as the only fda-approved drug for people who wake up at 2, 3 in the morning that's us this is for people who want to get back to sleep --

>> that's us too. [ laughing ] >> this is meant for the patient who gets up at 3:00 in the morning and just cannot go back to . they can take this which would -- back to sleep. they can take this which would help them go back to sleep. >> it contains the same active ingredient as ambien at a lower dose. doctors caution sleep medications should be used as a last resort. >> indeed. 4:57. next, how oakland mayor jean quan will help spruce up frank ogawa plaza today. oakland's police chief raises new questions about the suspected shooter in the massacre at oikos university was really target. the search for sierra. new areas deputies will be looking in this morning for clues to the missing morgan hill teen's whereabouts.

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