5:01. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. developing news in the oikos university shooting investigation. new name has surfaced as the intended target. terry mcsweeney is live at the school where students returned for the first time since monday's massacre. >> reporter: they returned last night to get some belongings. also coming out people from the community who obviously heard about what is going on. they are dropping off flowers, candles. and the poster on the left saying among other things it says, stop the violence, stop the violence. take a look at those relatives of the victims. they were led into the school chapel at oikos university where belongings of the victims had been placed. some drove away cars that had been here since monday. teachers returned.

we spoke with one. >> it was difficult, filled with sadness. you can hear how sad some people are now. >> reporter: 43-year-old one goh facing seven counts of murder, three of attempted murder and other charges. the intended victim of goh's range kim. he blamed kim, she wasn't here monday. police say that they have a confession, to the killings, an eyewitness, several eyewitnesses iding goh. they want the murder weapon, goh won't give that up. today more funerals are expected. there was one last night another one today that will continue, seven people to be

buried a.m. the oakland coliseum a wake con -- [ unintelligible ] it is a say this needs someone to look out for it. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. the man accused of killing five people in san francisco has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. yesterday 35-year-old binh thai luc appeared in superior court and entered the pleas this is a special circumstances case. meaning, luc is eligible to receive the death penalty if guilty. the district attorney's office has not decided what path to take. police say he knew the two men and three women and targeted them. they've not released a possible motive. bail has been set at 25 million dollars. suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will be making a court appearance today. related to his domestic violence classes. his wife is speaking out,

blasting key players in the drama from top to bottom. >> reporter: this hearing later this morning is going to be a review of a report by ross mirkarimi's probation officer. never going over the number of domestic violence classes that he has completed so far. it is his wife eliana lopez who is making headlines. she is blasting this whole process in a scathing opinion piece in the san francisco chronicle. lopez is out of the country visiting family in venezuela with their son theo. she writes about being back home and the stature she has as an actress. in the piece she criticizes mayor ed lee for removing her husband from office. she attacks the media in general. makes a special mention of her neighbor, ivory madison. in the chronicle she writes, i

sought legal advice from ivory madison about custody issues, i did not seek her help as a friend. madison promised me that our conversation was confidential and the video she advised know make would be secret. madison is a trained attorney but not licensed, nor does she practice. in pretrial hearings in the domestic violence case leading up to mirkarimi's guilty plea of one count of false imprisonment, a judge determined that the video of lopez's bruised arm would have been admissible in court. apparently, one of the main issues that sparked the physical confrontation between lopez and mirkarimi was lopez's hopes to take thoe to venezuela to visit with -- theo to venezuela to visit with her family. mirkarimi did not want that to happen. mirkarimi is scheduled to face at things hearing at city hall later this month. later this morning he will face a judge before 9:00.

i'm sergio quintana, abc7 news. we are coming up on 5:07. jury deliberations begin later today in the ongoing racial bias trial against richmond's police chief. seven high ranking officers accuse chief magnus and his former second in command of racial harassment and discrimination in 2007. all filed a civil lawsuit against the two and the city of richmond. they claim magnus retaliated against them after they complained. the chief and city officials claim the suit was an effort to oust a progressive chief who wanted to change the status quo. the faa investigating the death of a skydiver in lodi. he took off yesterday from the airport. the pilot said the man's parachute opened prematurely, sending him into a spin. he told police the emergency chute never opened.

the victim was experienced and well-known at the parachute center. >> he has had issues in the past not a history, but in the sport you have what we refer to as malfunctions. for whatever reason he didn't deal. >> that expert says the victim may have lost consciousness. his body was found in a nearby vineyard. a surfer is expected to be okay after a difficult rescue off of ocean beach yesterday. rough waters and rising tide trapped the teen on rocks and interfeared with the initial rescue. crews tried to pull the surfer off rocks two swimmers with the fire department tried but were unable to get him back to the beach. a coast guard boat and additional rescue swimmers used long boards to get him to safety. protesters against the california vote area proved ban on affirmative action planning a rally today at noon and sit-in on the uc berkeley campus. several groups, including

black, latino and native american students are calling for the university to double under represented minority student enrollment. their enrollment has fallen steadily since affirmative action ended. a court rejected the lastest challenge to prop 209. the 16 year voter approved ban on using race and ethnicity in admissions. san francisco given preliminary approval to major hospital construction project on van ness avenue. california medical center wants to build a 555 bed hospital. officials say the nearly two billion dollar development would create 1500 new construction jobs. the san francisco chronicle reports commissioners expect the hospital's final plan to address issues from funding to traffic before a final vote. whether you are getting

dressed for work or school you want to grab that jacket. you may want to ditch it later in the afternoon. >> we'll find out what the weather is going to be like for baseball openers tonight a lot going on this weekend. let's start with what is happening now. doppler shows where the advisory is in the north bay from the coast. that means we could have temperatures near the freezing mark until 8:00 this morning. hopefully, you had the plants protected and bring the pets in. i don't think their water will freeze nice to be inside. fairfield, antioch, half moon bay one degree warmer than yesterday, oakland and san rafael the same everybody else one to two, possibly three degrees cooler like napa that's why temperatures in the frosty range there. mid to upper 30s mountain view, los gatos, livermore, fairfield, napa and santa rosa everybody else when you step out low to mid 40s, oakland 47, half moon bay 49°.

a little of a void in our weather today. high pressure taking over. that means a lot of sunshine slightly warmer weather from mid 50s along the coast, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay shore, mid 60s in the east bay and north bay valleys. tomorrow warmer with high clouds and sunshine, temperatures closer to average, rain will fall in the north bay, sunday, monday, we get a small break, nor chances of rain tuesday, wednesday could be a good soaking by thursday. good morning. looking good on bay area freeways now. roadwork in the santa cruz mountains between los gatos and the summit on highway 17 you can see it here across your screen. traffic not too bad. you might find lanes blocked in the area. this is northbound 280 for headlights leaving downtown san jose. the roadwork on highway 17 is scheduled until 6:00 this morning. we've seen heavy traffic

during that time right in the area u.s. m bridge, wind advisory in effect, -- not looking that bad with live camera shot. also a wind advisory for the bay bridge no delays at the toll, good for headlights westbound through berkeley drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze 18 minutes, good ride north bay 101 san rafael headlights southbound earlier accident all gone. no problem s out of novato to the golden gate bridge. stu details on menlo park based facebook's initial public stock offering next month. players react to shocking audio recording detailing bounty hits from a saints' team meeting before they played the 49ers in january's playoff game. the sharks battle into the playoffs in a crucial game against the los angeles kings.

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value social network as high as 100 billion dollars. toys can stay in happy meals a judge dismissed a suit that said mcdonald's was using prizes to lure kids into eating the food. unidentified buyer from vietnam has forked out $900,000 from buford, wyoming that's america's money. 5:16. the controversial suspension of new orleans saints coaches over targeting opponents for injury became amplified after audio recordings. williams can be heard talking with about hitting 49er players prior to their playoff game last january. hittinging in the head is

illegal -- hitting in the head is illegal in football or violation of the rules. quarterback smith, gore and williams identified as targets. >> it is part of the game. that's what they are told to i mean, everybody is not like that, every team is different. >> recordings were made by a documentary producer. williams is on suspension and may never coach in the nfl again. sharks knew they were playoff bound before the game last night was over. they got in when dallas and colorado were eliminated after beating l.a. they moved into a tie for first with one game left. they won last night 6-5. they will host l.a. saturday. the winner that came could capture the pacific title. direct ferry service between east bay and south san francisco's oyster point marina is on track to start in

june. water traps officials met yesterday to adopt a fare structure. the current plan to run three rush hour departures from the morning from oakland and alameda to oyster point and two return trips in the evening. $7 one-way. meteorologist mike nicole is here [ unintelligible ] let's look outside. good morning. still see some of the moonlight shining on the bay. the moon will set in the next couple of minutes. let's talk about temperatures. i just updated them. mid to upper 30s in more areas fairfield, napa, santa rosa, concord, livermore, mountain view, san jose, los gatos low to mid 40s until you get to

half moon bay 49. monterey bay inland mid to upper 30s, low 40s monterey and salinas, this afternoon, sun and warming trend. the north bay sunday rain looks likely in the north bay. chances of rain for all of us throughout all of next week. santa rosa 63, san jose 62, concord 63 oakland 62. fremont 62 and san francisco 58 five degrees warmer than yesterday. most of the coast in the mid 50s upper 50s to low 60s bay shore to the south bay san rafael 59, low to mid 60s through the north bay valleys s same in the east bay valleys. low to mid 60s as you head inland, calmer over land today

still breezy at the ocean northwest wind 10 to 20. heading to the opener, 7:05 first pitch clear and cool 57 dropping to 52. fairfield, clear lake, cloverdale 30s rest of us low to mid 40s, 47 san mateo and san francisco high clouds will keep us from being as cold as this morning many high pressure going to dominate today and tomorrow, sunday this low will head to the ocean off our coast and will sit and spin sunday to wednesday and hurl moisture at us. the best chance of seeing that moisture sunday. tomorrow high clouds mixing with the sun, rain stays north and west as we head towards sunday morning some of that light rain especially long the sonoma county coast. waves of rain moving in throughout the afternoon and the evening hours. a sharp cut-off to where the rain is may get sprinkles

around san francisco towards richmond up towards martinez then it ramps up to nearly two inches in the north bay mountains by sunday evening. a little soaker coming your way rest of us partly cloudy and slightly warmer sunday. cooler trend monday chances of rain tuesday, wednesday, best chance of heavy rain thursday have a great day. here's frances. good morning. looking good on bay area freeways. pretty quiet right now. hoping it stays that way for good friday. live shot of the golden gate bridge, problem-free out of marin county into san francisco if you are thinking about heading across the san mateo or bay bridge shortly wind advisory in effect, you see this lighted sign on the background, high wind advisory sign on but no delays across any of our bridges. with the waze traffic app we'll check out the commute out of tracy westbound 205, no

slowing reported. someone reported moderate traffic a few minutes ago. as i select they are all moving over 40 miles an hour. things are looking good. altamont pass road moving well. folks heading out of tracy into livermore, i cannot find any delays around the bay area. you can keep track of the delays this is updated real-time and download this free app to your iphone or smartphone go to abc7news.com/ waze. 5:20 two why the coast guard was forced to stink -- sink a ship off the coast of alaska. escape from alcatraz. the marine mammal center saves a ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc

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rehab. the a sea lion pup is recovering. the mammal center has named the one-year-old -- it weighed 32 pounds, half of its ideal weight but has been gaining it back eating four pounds of herring a day. the pupping season has begun and dozens of seals in the area now. look at that, so much cuter tan its cousin al capone. -- cuter than its cousin al capone. the government's march jobs report will be released in a few minutes. new information on the specific targets of the oikos university shooting spree suspect and the first small step towards some level of normalcy to the campus. volunteers preparing for another weekend search for --

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might be will have your game time forecast, also good friday. i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. >> new information on who the oikos university killer may have been targeting.

the chronicle reports he was trying to find an administrator who left her job months earlier. terry mcsweeney is live at oikos university in oakland with more. >> reporter: oikos university no longer a crime scene. police moved out late in the evening last evening. there are still people trying to make sense of all this trying to put this in some kind of perspective they can understand for some that means flowers for some that means posters, writing on there stop the violence huge handmade card from the wal-mart family out here for one of the victims. take a look at the relatives of some of the victims being led into the university last night. one at a time into the chapel where belongs of the decease placed. counselors will be back out here today for workers at the food bank next door who saw

victims [ unintelligible ] food bank workers tried help doris no collapsed in front of their workplace. there's a small shrine on the spot where that mother of four passed away. >> only person she calls on the phone everyday is me. she calls me when i'm not at home, she calls me she wants to tell me every little thing that comes her way. i'm going to miss that >> reporter: we know the name of the add tray forego was allegedly trying to kill he was upset with some students for disrespecting him. the chronicle identifies a woman as former assistant director of the nursing program he had a problem with getting a refinanced for his tuition in january. she was involved in the -- involved in the negotiations he didn't get what he wanted he blamed her. she hasn't worked at the school for months. the funerals began yesterday

they will continue today. right now over at the oakland coliseum there's a condolence public -- condolence book that the public is welcomed to. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. it turns out one goh is not the suspect's given name as we first reported yesterday morning. according to virginia court records the name on his birth certificate he said it sounded too much like a girl's name and changed it in 2002 when he was naturalized as a u.s. citizen. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage we'll 10 to bring the latest on air and online -- we'll continue to bring the latest on air and online abc7news.com. ross mirkarimi is due back in court to confirm his attendance in domestic violence classes. the ethics commission has set

april 23rd for a hearing. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to false imprisonment charges last month in connection with the new year's eve incident involving his wife eliana lopez. new this morning, lopez wrote an op-ed piece in the chronicle defending her husband. she says the entire case has been blown out of proportion. lopez writes: "i have never been afraid -- >> volunteers will head out for another weekend of searches for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. today marks three weeks since she was reported missing. search-and-rescue teams expanded their hunt yesterday to an area 10 miles from where she was last seen. they used search dogs capable of detecting human remains.

yesterday's effort turned up nothing. >> we are holding out hope that maybe something else happened. it sounds like it might not be a good situation. time will tell. >> volunteer searchers gather tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. at burnet elementary in morgan hill. police arrested oakland man who they believe robbed six northern california banks. investigators say jeremy morton's crime see began mid february. banks in oakland, san leandro, concord and livermore. he was arrested last sunday. the new march jobs report is just out. that's our breaking news. the unemployment rate dropped to 8.2% from 8.3% in february. employers added 120,000 jobs for the month far below expectations they were estimating at least 200,000.

>> we'll see how wall street likes the news when trading begins. >> baseball fans like the news it is opening day for the bay area. tim lincecum will take the mound for the giants in arizona tonight. you won't have to go far to join other fans looking for a place to tune into the game. the team is inviting to you at&t park for a watch-party. it costs $20. brian wilson says he's looking forward to getting back on the mound. >> i don't look too deep into that. i'm sure has an organization and from a stand point would it be nice to go in and obviously sweep. more important take the series, play fundamental sound baseball time i had hitting and hopefully we can get off to a great start. >> wilson suffered elbow problems that cut short his 2011 season. first pitch against the

diamondbacks 4:00 our time. across the bay a's hold their home opener tonight hosting the mariners. they christened the season playing two games at the tokyo dome in japan last week. tonight they celebrate 40th anniversary of the 1972 world champion a's team first pitch 7:05. if you are going to be out there we'll check in with mike. chilly, clear, not breezy upper 50s into the lower 50s by the time the game ends. you are stepping out now, you can see away from the coast a advisory until 8:00 this morning. we are going to see frost develop, those tender plants you may want to get them covered now. furgol some of the greens may have be a little frosty you may have -- mid to upper 40s santa rosa, napa, fairfield,

concord, live more, everybody else in the 40s. -- winds calm everywhere except half moon bay north wind 12 everybody else 10 miles per hour even less to calm conditions coast will see breezy conditions this afternoon. as far as temperatures 30s and 40s 8:00 with a lot of sun, a bright day even through the lunch hour temperatures in the low 50s san francisco 51 to 55 in concord, livermore and morgan hill. 4:00 in the afternoon a lot of sun, mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco, most of the bay shore low 60s in the north bay and east bay valleys. seven day forecast, warmer tomorrow high clouds and sun, rain more likely north bay sunday everybody gets a chance of rain next week. commute is still looking great. all you need to worry about the wind advisory for the san mateo bridge the sign is on also the bay bridge.

with this live shot it hasn't been that bad normally when there's a wind advisory we see the camera shaking. this time, westbound traffic flows well, no camera shaking drive time 14 minutes from 880 to 101 and vice versa. no trouble 880 hayward or 101 san mateo. bay bridge toll light this good friday morning minor delay for a few cash paying lanes. golden gate bridge trouble-free into san francisco. once you head into san francisco, we'll go to the exclusive waze traffic app, the great highway closed between lincoln -- due to sand on the highway. traffic is still flowing well on 19th avenue. we have a traffic spotter moving at or around 25 miles an hour no delays there in san francisco. so far, accident-free around the bay area. of course you can keep track

of the real-time delays for your route by going to abc7news.com/waze. you can have this free app on your iphone or smartphone to help you with your ride to work or home or anywhere around the area where other people have turned on knapp. -- still ahead, from anchoring for them to suing them. keith olbermann files a lawsuit against his former bosses at current tv. also, new this morning, santorum's latest strategy for staying in the gop presidential race. what candidate ron paul told thousands of people at uc berkeley.

rick santorum has a new strategy for staying in the race. the candidate met with conservative leaders yesterday and together they decided to pressure current third place candidate newt gingrich to dropout. the idea is for conservatives to rally behind santorum running second behind romney in the gop nominating racism analysts expect santorum to make his last stand in pennsylvania in that primary, his home state, later this month. ron paul says he will not quit the race. >> i think if we have a military, which we should have, we should defend this country we shouldn't be the policemen

of the world! >> last night paul spoke to thousands of people at uc berkeley. the crowd was so big the event was moved. earlier he told mark matthews that his message is resonating with young people and despite falling behind in the delegate count he's determined to press on. keith olbermann suing current tv for more than 50 million dollars. he claims they ran an unprofessional show fraught with technical problems. he wants a judge to rule he did not disparage the cable network before he was fired last week. his show debuted last june a tune months after he signed a five year, 50 million dollar contract. major bank reveals what a world without the morning meltdown would mean for the bottom line. bloomberg business report coming up. christians celebrate good friday today in the holy land.

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sierra no snow temperatures will warm to 42 tahoe 56 by the weekend mid 60s around yosemite saturday and sunday. southern california no rain, mid to upper 70s in l.a. same in san diego by the end of the weekend. 5:48 now. hundreds of christian pilgrims are celebrating this good friday in jerusalem. they gathered for a morning mass at the church of the holy except culture where jesus is believed -- to have been crucified. it is an and maul tradition dating back to the 4th century. security tightened throughout israel for the two-day jewish passover holiday. israeli army closed the west bank border yesterday soldiers deployed at check points and in the west bank city of ramallah. passover begins tonight ends saturday. special airport terminal for pro athletes-only in san jose.

city officials say they have 44 acres of land to build a private terminal on the we have side of the san jose international airport just for the sharks, earthquakes and 49ers. two companies will bring almost 1300 workers to san jose and occupy 336,000 square feet of commercial space. the companies are in semiconductor business. more on the heh+játj in this morning's print edition of the silicon valley business journal. coffee connoisseurs can rejoice a cult favor -- cult favorite just got easier to get. thanks to an app. >> coffee is art like frank sinatra was to sing, i was born to make could have >> reporter: almost 10 years after phil founded phil's coffee the line is out the

door. poured by hand, stirred by hand. one of the oldest methods of making coffee. high-tech trend setters wait apparently, five sometimes 10 minutes for that perfectly crafted cup. what if you could eliminate the waiting? >> if you are late to work that's where we come in >> reporter: steven and evan, two geeks addicted to coffee came up with an app that lets you order before you show up. >> we have a lot of regulars that come into phil's or the same thing this is like making their life easier. >>reporter: the idea is simple. you place your order here, it shows up here. >> these folks don't have to stop phone and you don't have to wait in line. >> we put it on the table, write their name on it they pick it up and leave. >> reporter: phil's son and ceo says they are still about personal service the app is an option if you in a hurry.

>> good service is giving people options. >> reporter: those options and that service that have helped phil and jacob open nine shops in the midst of a recession without ever taking out a loan. they say the is pouring their hearts into it. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. you know how we were talking that giant's viewing party this afternoon starts at 3:00. it is free. free the $20 you pay is if you want the club level seats only and that money goes towards benefiting bay area at-risk kids. sounds like a fun event. coliseum has a game. >> i can smell the garlic fries right now. >> the weather cool, take a coat, it will be in the 50s this morning cooler a lot of news the 30s clear sky out there and the winds are -- a lot of us in the 30s, clear sky out there and the winds

are -- san rafael 41, san francisco, 44, all wait down to san jose 39 mid to upper 30s inland with mountain view and los gatos. low 40s monterey and salinas. today sunshine warming trend begins this afternoon through tomorrow then north bay rain looking more likely for sunday and chances of rain for all of us next week keep those sprinkler systems off for another 7 to 8 days. today we are warmer, still not where we should be for april 6th, within degree short in san francisco 60 two livermore and oakland four degrees cooler 62. redwood city and napa 8 and 9° cooler than average. mid 50s along the coast, a lot of upper 50s to low 60s around the bay shore into the

south warmest weather santa rosa 63 concord 64 antioch inland valleys low to mid 60s 58 monterey everybody else around the bay inland low to mid 60s mostly sunny. forecast for the a's opener tonight dress for 57 dropping to 52°. good thing there won't be much of a breeze at the coliseum. let's talk about the rest of us overnight high clouds roll in, fairfield, clear lake and cover detail in the low to mid 40s milder tomorrow morning. [ unintelligible ] saturday you can see the high clouds mixing with the sun 7:00 sunday morning light rain along the sonoma county coast wave after wave of rain and a very sharp cut off if you are south of the san pablo bay you

may not see rain you could have up to two inches in the mountains sunday evening in the north bay. slightly cooler looks dry with mostly cloudy conditions monday, cooler tuesday and wednesday, especially thursday our best chance for widespread soaking rain. i think you are good to go this morning live shot 680 walnut creek, good friday light traffic southbound north main heading towards highway 24 not many accidents in the bay area this morning. right now northbound 280 looks good out of the downtown san jose area, 17 fine through the santa cruz mountains, roadwork on 17 scheduled until 6:00, just a few more minutes if you are planning on heading through there shortly bay bridge toll, no this case, just look out for a wind advisory for the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. if you are getting out of the bay area eastbound 80 near 501, a car spun out blocking left lane. traffic still stphroeg well in

both directions. you are -- flowing well in both decks you are having a nice commute now. moments ago the labor department released its march jobs report. employers pulled back on hiring adding 120,000 jobs last month down from more than 200,000 added jobs in each of the previous three minutes. >> the unemployment rate fell 1/10 of a percent to 8.2 analysts say because fewer people are looking for work markets are closed today for good friday good morning. the stock3h3lz market closed in observance of good friday wall street will probably react to for today, let's focus on the housing market. the housing meltdown continues to weigh on big banks how much? jp morgan's ceo says the bank could bring inasmuch as 24 billion dollars in annual

profit if you exclude losses on home loans. last year the company earned a record 19 billion dollars in a letter to shareholders the ceo said the main difference between what the bank is earning and what it should be earning continues to be the high cost and losses tied to those mortgages. jpmorgan faces more litigation costs tied to faulty mortgages even though it settled biggest cases in the past year. ebook trend is gaining popularity, 21 -- 21% of americans saying they've read an e book in the past year one reason all those holiday sales of apple's ipad, kindle fire and barnes & nobles nook. most say they are not ready to give up the printed book. 88% of those who read ebooks say they've read the good old fashioned counterpart that is business news at the new york

new york stock exchange. 5:56. just ahead, is it a case of buyer beware? new reports raising new questions about the safety of the next generation of bart trains. san francisco's embattled sheriff prepares to return to court. his wife offers scathing new criticism of those who prosecuted him on domestic violence charges. new hints of major change coming for oaksterdam university days after federal agents raided the place.

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