man who reported possibly seeing a gun at 5:30 this morning. that is the latest here, we should know quickly if there is a gun in the trash can. >> thank you. i know you'll let us know as soon as you get word. authorities have spent the last couple days searching the estuary because there are reports the gun had been thrown into the water if sit in this trash can that would be a break for authorities and a huge development in this case. one of the victims of monday's mass shooting was the president of the nursing class. she told her husband she was afraid of one goh, the suspect when he was a student there. the 42-year-old remains in shock over the murder of his wife. and this is his favorite picture of the woman he called

tata. >> beautiful moments. she was beautiful. the most beautiful woman on earth. >> the couple married 10 years ago in a nigerian wedding then moved to the bay area. they have three young girls plus chabuko's teen-aged daughter. he says he his wife was looking forward to graduating from the nursing program. she had told him she was frightened of the suspect, one goh and relieved when he left months ago. >> yes. she mentioned that they were afraid of the guy. >> investigateors say monday, anger turned deadly, now this, husband and father lost the love of his life. friends came by to offer comfort including grace, a fellow nursing student that was wounded in the rampage. her boyfriend is outraged that

the d.a.hasn't determined whether to seek the death penalty. >> to make a statement with a microphone we might not be seeking the death penalty how about from her family? if it was her family? then, what would she want? >> d.a.said she's waiting for a preliminary hearing. >> it's at that point in time the decision whether or not we'll seek death in this case will be made. >> the folk jus on his daughters. >> i can't let my wife down f i don't take care of our beautiful children, she will be highly disappointed in me. so... he told me his wife really enjoyed the nursing program here and as a graduation present in december he planned to take her back to their native ni geara. now, he may hold her funeral there.

>> and oikos university is still losed tonight but there are new developments there and abc 7 joins us live. >> police are allowing people to go inside that building. the first time since the shootings occurred. this means the team and investigators have concluded their work and they'd been inside since monday. piecing together the shooting and going through evidence. now, what people have asked to do, when i mean people, i mean faculty, students and people who work there, asking to allow them to go inside to retrieve their stuff, cell phones, lap tops and purses and everything and anything left behind, asked to to not go into the class rooms just too raw for a lot of people. so people, police took everything out and put it into

the small church that the school has inside of the building. then, the building will be handed over to the university. now, first person to go inside was the chief operating officer of the university w regard to the suspect he told abc 7 news the college had three long meetings with one goh, focusing on him wanting to leave and demanding a reimbursement. the amount, according to moon, between 4,000s skpdz $6,000 but the university only wanted to give him a portion of the money since she'd taken several classes. now, moon said that at the second meeting he complained about classmates and how he didn't get along with them. now, also according to moon at that meeting was the head of the nursing department, and

she was there at all three meetings now with respect to her, police now say she was not the intended target and there is another administrator that was. and as you're seeing before they're allowing people back into the university to retrieve their things. >> thank you. we're learning about the suspected killer one goh and what his life is like inside of jail. there is laura anthony with the cell and that stage is stark and small. isn't it? >> it s it's hard to imagine spending an hour in there, much less months, or years which is what he is facing. add to that the fact that except for exchanges with guards he will be kept alone.

this is what his home looked like. smaller than many closets and a single light fixture on the wall. a concrete bed with a thin mattress and a stainless steel toilet. no chair no, desk and no contact with other inmates. >> this is a waigs where he's charged with a notorious crime, put into this situation for his own safety. >> making sure he doesn't hurt himself he issued just one blanket that does not rip or tear every 15 minutes a guard peeks in to make sure he is okay. he's allowed a book or reading material but no personal items and there are all meals in his cell, breakfast at 5:00 a.m. lunch in paper bag, dinner on a tray at 4:00 p.m.

this is a cell. he's now in another eight by 12 cell like this. in another part of the jail. and he is allowed out of the cell just one hour per day. and can take a shower, watch tv or make calls. so far, no visitors. not from relatives in the bay area or his brother covering his head in virginia. at some point he may move to a larger cell but will be in isolation and except for trips to court in oakland it's the life he'll live for months, even years while one goh waits for the case to go to trial. and we learned today one goh is not his given name. records show his birth name was su nom koh but he changed it to one il-goh.

investigators told me that goh is being very cooperative about many things in terms of talking with investigators and except for one area, where he may have drop that had gun. it sounds like a citizen may have helped police locate that gun. >> and we're waiting to see if that gun, if it is a gun is connected to the tragedy. and on that subject he bought a gun legally in castro valley. the ease at which people can buy weapons is a issue in this country. the senator became mayor after assassination of george mosconi in 1978 and spoke with us about the tragedy. >> this is a terrible incident. several people killed and many people wounded. it's one of the symptoms of a

gun-happy society where virtually anyone can get a handgun z go out and do terrible things with it. >> as you might gather the senator is a strong gun control advocate, introducing legislation requiring licensing of all owners of handguns and certain weapons. >> and the man accused of murdering five people two weeks ago appeared in court today to face charges against him. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> those words uttered today five times when the man accused of killing five people in a bloody carnage at this home in the middle of the night two weeks ago. the 35-year-old is accused of killing a cook in a restaurant lounge. his wife, their daughter and their son, and his girlfriend.

police say he bludgeoned victims to death hacking some of them with a sharp-edged weapon. the judge read charges, luc seemed uncomfortable and stood by his attorney at times he shook his head and took deep breaths. we asked his lawyer why. >> well, it's very difficult to have those charges read to you. it's a difficult situation. >> luc caught two days after by s.w.a.t. team member who's raided a town house and arrested his brother, brian here on unreal yatesed drug charges. a judge said the public defender dmot represent luc and then appointed goldrosen for luc. but public defender appealed this ruling saying there is no conflict of interest and it would be cheaper. >> particularly in a case like this, you're talking about a couple hundred thousand dollars in terms of cost to

the city if the public defender is not appointed. >> this is a special circumstances case. the district attorney says it's still considering whether or not to go for death. >> there is a lot more still to come tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. just ahead a trend on the highways and why that love affair with cars may be coming to an end. >> and later on tonight locker room tapes put 49ers front and center in the nfl bounty scandal. >> the case of the disappearing tax refund. how we broke the case open later on 7 on your side. >> and is the line too long at your coffee shop? well... yes. now there is an app for that. stay with us. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature

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car makers learning a news lesson. a study shows young people are driving less and like it that way. and california pun lick interest research group study released today says young people would take a look and think how old fashioned. who needs that? the study partner was the frontier group to promote a cleaner environment and a fair, more democratic society so perhaps that should be kept in mind when viewing the result study. >> if you like to drive... or have to, you can be enjoying less crowded highways in the

future. >> there is more like her according to a new group study titled transportation and the new generation. >> cars tend to be expensive. buying the car and gas, between buying insurance. >> this study says in 2009 young people between 16-34 drove 20% fewer miles. in a tech yaid between 2000 and 2010 there is a number not getting licenses rose from 21% to 26%. and there is a 40% increase in the use of public transportation. and. >> this is kind of scary. and there is a lot of transit in the bay area. i don't feel that is necessary. maybe i'll get a license but now sh i don't have plans.

>> this student is from california. >> how old are you? >> 16. >> do you have a license? >> no. my mom wants me to focus more on school than driving. so maybe over the summer? >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm good. >> when i drive her to school i know she's there. and i'm off to work and comfortable. >> there is a third year student who said he had not noticed the trend. >> i have been to asia. i loved their transit systems but ones here aren't as convenient for me day to day. i prefer to drive. >> the study says factors influencing the trend away from cars include concern about the environment and high gas prices. across the street it's $4:53

per gallon. cal percent hopes it will influence policy fashionally away from cars and towards transit. >> and that breaking news is in oakland. sky 7 is live over the scene on haggenberger road. police may, may have found the gun used in the oikos college shootings mochblt -- monday. >> we're on haigenberger about a half mile from the university and there are four officers here where they golt a report at 4:45 who reported possibly seeing a gun in the trash can at 5:30 this morning. this case is unlocked there is a plan is that they're going take the can out and dump it.

they changed plans and a technician is here going to take each piece out one by one. they're just waiting for a worker to deliver the can so they have a place to put garbage n no word on how long that is going to be. and this report came in this morning from a citizen waiting here at the bus stop and they have no idea if it's related to the shooting monday and they say that they're just following up on a call they got that. is the latest here in oakland. >> thank you very much this, is a developing and breaking situation we'll continue to keep you up to date. and if it happens we'll find out if there is a gun. >> we want to turn our

attention to the weather. >> there is a lot cooler today than after rinl but a pleasant day. isolated showers left in parts of the north bay. there is a live view right now from our sutro camera. there are puffs of clouds up north and blue skies right now. let's take a look at what clouds have been producing. there are showers in the same location we saw them yesterday. starting in napa county and pushing eastward now. so we've had lightning strikes and shower activity now near fairfield and in between and there is a lightning strike near tahoe, light snow. there is high temperatures today, a look at selected highs ranging from 7 degrees below the average to 12

degrees below average for this date. there is things warming up a little bit tomorrow and moreover the weekend. it's still dusty out there. winds gusting last couple days and there are gusts 41 miles per hour in sfo. 31 miles per hour in half moon skbai novato. there is winds continuing to blow briskly. clear, cold tonight. warmer pattern for the weekend there is rain developing next week. overnight tonight, chilly again to cold snaft. cold into inland valleys of the north bay. lows dropping to 30 degrees in napa and there are numerous mid to upper pos. on we go showing a pool of cool air that has been the dominant feature of the weather that will be losing a grip on us next 24 hours or so.

we'll see areas and senters of high pressure moving in. and that will bring us warmer days over the weekend we'll see highs saturday and sunday around seven degrees into warmest locations. there is warming that remains breezy ask cool there. highs 56 in half moon bay. 58 san francisco. skpinland we'll see 64 in antioch. 63 in concord and north bay z down into south bay, 62 will be the high in san jose and farther south near monterey bay, we'll see some warming as well. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is warmer weather continuing throughout the weekend into monday. highs into low 70s on sunday, easter sunday. there is a slight chance of showers in the north bay sunday, most airs will be dry and there are tuesday, wednesday with a chance of rain. and right now looks like an active week. >> spencer, thank you.

>> and coming up next sill -- silicon valley version of take your children to workday. >> google its parents' day. just ahead. we'l

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>> well, nothing says kids meal mer than a good, old fashioned pb and j, peanut butter and jelly sandwich. that is what first graders and kindergarteners were making today, the sandwiches were for homeless folks. the kids made 600 of them and more than 1500 over several days. it's part of a school service project to teach kids about community involvement and giving back. salvation army will deliver the food to those in need. >> it was role reversal time on the google campus today. it was take your parents to workday. your parents. yeah. a chance for mom and dad to see your work place and free hair cuts and all of the free food you can eat. not your mom and dad's university. >> this is like a college campus when not in school. i guess because there is more interaction going on here than when people gore fog-to-and

from classes. >> it's like a home way from home. it's special to be able to bring our parents. >> 4,000 parents went to campus, some stuck their heads into a google sign for a picture. >> and coming up here, how 49ers were targeted by a playoff opponent. >> we want his head sideways. >> the tapes revealing the viciousness of the nfl bounty scandal. >> we sit down with republican ron paul, the candidate whose libertarian views are resonating in berkeley tonight. >> a coffee shop chain with a way to speed up process of delivering it's slow-brewed coffee. stay with us. another half hour of news is in just a moment. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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abc 7 news at 5:00 police going piece by piece through a garbage can looking for what could be a gun connected to the oikos university shooting rampage. there is police say they do not know whether there is a gun in the trash can and if there is, whether it's connected to the shooting. there is more here to know. the investigation is onzbog they're trying to figure this out. seven people were killed in this shooting. police say the suspect told them that he tossed the murder weapon but he would not specify where they have been searching the oakland estuary. now this, tip perhaps, perhaps it's in a trash can. >> and there is more on this as soon as we get i in the meantime quite a scandalous story.

timing could not be worse for new orleans saints. an audio recording of a saints coach was released. and this coach is encouraging saints to target 49er players with intent to injure. >> when hearing the line kill the head and the body will die this jumps out at you. the saints coach went over the line targeting key 49ers and exactly where he wanted them hit. >> every single one of you before you get off the pipe affect a head. >> it's the most indicting count of the saints bounty program. audio recordings prior to the game against new orleans featuring suspended former defensive coordinator greg williams encouraging the team to injure opposing players

like quarterback alex smith and offering rewards for the big hit. >> we have it set right there. >> coach williams singled out a number of 49ers he wanted knocked out with body parts identified because of injuries. back up running back kendall hunter was one of several targets. >> number 42... he has no idea what he's in for. we're going to turn the coaches over and spectators over. we'll get violent. straight game. it's production business. >> this release comes on the same day sean peyton approved a season long suspension opposed on him. >> something we said is if

you're in this room you understand that. >> for all coaches bravado, 49ers won this game and niner says they're never coached to injure opposing player autos i wasn't in the locker room but ours is different. >> the recording made by an independent documentary producer shooting a program about the saents releasing audio on the same day saints were meeting with the commissioner. we'll have more reaction coming up in just a few minutes in sports. >> shocking to hear. it's over the top. >> larry, tu moving on, republican presidential candidate ron paul is in berkeley tonight, the last stop on a fund raising swing. the congressman speaking in about 30 minutes or so.

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of that stuff. >> paul says young voters may influence this next election by just sitting it out. and he may not vote for the republican nom nee. -- nominee. it would be hard to support someone very no agreements with. >> and and he says he hasn't and doesn't have to and after the speech and he's head back to his home state of texas to do campaigning there. >> and mark, thank you very much. and coffee consewers canzvç"nw and and what we do5a is talk it at a time. >> coffee is an art.q

ways born to make coffee. >> and there is almost 10 years after founding phil's coffee there are people waiting to order. the line is out of the door.ç poured by hand, stirred by hand, one of the oldest methods. >> maybe the00 yearszv ago. >> high tech trend jertz wait, five, sometimes 10 minutes for the perfectly-crafted cup. >> there you go. >> and what if you could eliminate wait something. >> you're late for work, that is where we come in. >> two geeks addicted to coffee came up with an app called tap viva, letting you order before showing up. >> there is a lot of regulars come in to phil'sñi, order the same thing this, is making their lives easier. >> the idea is simple. place the order here, shows up here, these folks don't have to st%h to answer the phone. you don't have to wait in line. >> we put it on the table they

pick it up and leave. >> phil's son said they're all about personal service. the app is just an option if you're in a hurry. >> this is giving people options. and that service have helped them open nine shops in the midst of a recession without taking out a loan. they say the secret is pouring their hearts night. in san francisco, jonathan bloomç abc 7 news. >> and tonight a new development in the search for÷ú the oaklandland shooting rampage murder weapon.

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there hasht been another vemment in breaking news. >> police have been searching a trash can for what may, or may not be the gun used in the oikos college shooting autos we're live with the latest. >> police officers just finished sorting through the trash here at this bus stop z they did not find a gun. officers arrivedym here after getting a call from a citizen at 4:45 this afternoon that. citizen says he was here at this bus stop at 5:30 in the morning and saw what appeared to be a gun in the trash can. speculation mounted that it f.there is a gun it might be the gun used by the suspected gunman in the oikos university

shooting on monday. we're close to the university brks a half mile away. so many of us were thinking that there could be a connection. and there is÷ú a crime scene technician did sort through the trash, each piece one by one, taking about five minutes or so. did he not find anything. and many of us speculating the likelihood it's the gun may have been a little bit far fetched because one goh would have had to have taken a you turn to get to this trash can on his way to alameda where he was reported to have surrendered. so we're close to the university, there is not on the way to alameda. so... that is the latest here from oakland. again no gun was found in the trash can. abc 7 news. >> thank you. at least is there an answer now. appreciate it.

>> coming up next a bay area woman who has been a pioneer in the treatment of cancer. >> now, she set her sights on a grñsñññññ÷sçççççççççñqñqñ

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revolutionize cancer treatment sk honored for a role leading a massive medical school and research center. >> she is one of four people chose kren by san francisco common wealth club as leaders who are moving the bay area forward. >> the doctor hellman is used to casting the limelight to the greatest minds in medicine. she says threeñi years as chancellor at ucsf have been about inspiring people and managing them. >> great leaders make sure everybody hears about the visions. >> and they let the talented people get on with what they do. and stay out of the way except where you can make a difference in creating a great environment. >> that is growing fast. on the shelf of the office there is a model of the stem

cell center. >> it will have the children's hospital and a new womens and cancer hospital. >> her current position is high profile. but her beginnings were far less so, growing up the daughter of a pharmacist in a family of seven children. >> i loved seeing my dad helping people in that drug store. and so i didn't know what i would do in medicine but i was very inspired by the vision of what i saw my dad do. >> a secondxd inspiration came as a cancer specialist. she and her husband, also a doctor volunteered to serve in uganda in the 1980s when aids and related cancers were a death sentence it changed what i expected of myself. i felt like i was so privileged and given so much, so incredibly fortunate compared to everyone i met in uganda that i just raised my own personal barre for what i

expected from myself in a powerful way. >> but the landscape for her well known accomplishments wasn't a field hospital or medical center but a drug company becoming a lenl dairy bay area success story. genentech. she was the d in r and d. research and development that produced cancer drugs on the market. >> probably the best way to describe it is working harder than you've ever worked before and being happy about it. >> by the time she left as president of product development she was, by her own admission, wealthy sh able to enjoy sports and activities she andxd her husband loved but said the chance to become chancellor was another turning point. >> i left genentech, and asked to consider being chancellor inspiration of what waits like to enable others to succeed led to me taking the job here. >> this year she shocked the university of california

regents, proposing ucsf become more economist -- . >>nomous. and to bolster in embryonic stem cell research. >> it's the important thing that. is a big ambition. >> and she's an amazing woman and you're on the board of the common wealth club. you're going to be the mc on the dinner? >> it's on the 18th and it's a fascinating evening. if you're interested in attending you can find the time, place and ticket information at abc 7 news.com. >> and let's check in now with spencer for a look at the weather. >> there is a look of live doppler hd. there are areas of showers reaching from napa county.

there are down pours near fairfield and sliding southeastward and just location we said this might happen today. that is a sunny, dry day across california. highs into 70s in los angeles. you'll get milder tochl, breezy and cool near the coast. highs into 50s and there are low to mid-60s inland. a nice mild dry weekend and highs around 70 degrees. there is a slight chance of showers sunday and active pattern. a chance of rain just about every day. >> thank you. >> coming up next highlights from the masters. >> and the three masters of the games. stay with us. ♪

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join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then a sacramento teenager refuses to testify against a man accused of kidnapping and raping her. why is she being held in jail? then at 11:00 california's olympic dream. how efforts to bring the winter games to lake tahoe is getting serious.

see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and more on those shocking audio tapes heard about today. >> they're stunning. >> and coach is foaming at the mouth, ranting and raving about big hits is nothing but but offering cash for hits to target a head shot? that is way overq/h the line that. is what we've heard in reporting of greg williams. saintslp targeted several niners including kyle williams. abc 7 talked withñi williams about being ÷mong those targeted. >> not going to talk about it. >> what are your feelings about it? >> i'm not going to talk about it. >> it doesn't affect you?. >> no. >> this is a point game. i mean that is what they chose to do. so everybody is not like that. every team is different. >> you never want to hear

anyone talk about your teammates like that. once again that is a league matter. >> let's see whatçó÷ú the commissioner has to say. tiger woods said he hit some of the worst golf shots today in the master but after finishing bogey bogey he's only five shots off the pace. and this legendary player teeing things off. all three striping it. you had to deal for six under for 10 and went to 18 and there is a finish at one under, tiger woods all over the course today caught up with him ainl to salvage but he finished bogey, boeingxd -- bog. and rory mcel roy trying to atone for his memt down last year. he's four back. phil mickelson birdie on 18 gets a plus two. he's still seven off the pace.

lee west was a leader and there is tiger, five back. giants will open regular season in arizona. one promising sight, brian wilson back on the mound. this spring wilson admitted he was hurt for much of the 2011 campaign but the beard is back. talking about opening against arizona against the d backs. >> i don't look too deep into that. i'm sure as an organization this big and from a fan standpoint yes. it would be nice to go there to sweep. more importantly take thecs

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