>> along with names, pictures of the seven were displayed at this memorial in front of the university. a 30 minute performance led by one of the school's violin teacher autos we just dedicated this music to the victims and just in our thoughts and prayer autos the university promised to have a memorial like this one one at noon monday to saturday until april 30th. the public is invited to join them, this morning clean up crews began work inside of the building. the school remains closed. next week is spring break, meaning there will be no classes during that time

administrators will discuss when, and if they'll reopen. louis garcia spoke on behalf of the administration. >> this is a challenging moment for a young and growing institution, we've only just begun to take stock of the situation. >> the chaplain with the oakland police department was one of the first called to the scene to help students. >> this is good friday, that began on monday. so for a lot of families and friends it will be a long time before they're able to see easter, i think. >> and this is not a busy street but people have stopped by here a lot today. and that banner you can see over the left shoulder has names of the seven people and says we will remember and we will prevail, pretty much

summing up the mood around here. >> the discovery of the gun could play a major role if the suspect, one goh ever goes to trial. officers found the handgun this morning in the airport canal. the water level in the canal was shallow during low tide and finding the gun in the canal less than a mile could take away a possible mental defense from goh. >> if the gun was nound a place looked like he was hiding it this is hard for him to say he didn't know right from wrong at the time of the act. there is a way to hide evidence to, get rid of evidence. it's hard to have a mental defense in that kind of case. >> and police say the gun has a same serial number as the gun goh bought in castro valley. >> the grown children of one victim are struggling to

fulfill their mother's final wishes. judith seymor wanted to be buried in her homeland. there is a problem that could leave one of her children stuck here. we're live with the story. >> this this problem centered on an expired passport. her body was released to the family so it's been an emotional day, made difficult by an unexpected obstacle. 53-year-old judith seymor has two children. this is a picture of them years ago. during a week in which many of us have grieved, camilla and brian mourned privately at their mother's home. >> they're in shock and disbelief. every day. they miss their mother. myself included we -- we're waiting for the door to open and her to walk into the door. >> with the family wants now

is to honor judy's wishes to be buried in her home country near her grandmother. kbrin has a valid passport but camilla's expired in 2010. >> we have a bureaucratic logistic delay. >> we have talked with the liaison from senator feinstein's office who is looking into this issue. she is also briefed on the dell limba. there may be a way to expedite the passport needs and this family is also exploring option wtz embassy in guyanna. >> the consulates with verify documents to be assure that had the person really is a u.s. citizen and could issue the passport. >> the easter holiday appears to be slowing communication when time is of the essence. barbara grover says the journey with her mother is an important part of the healing process.

>> this is offering comfort for people to be present, to be witness to the final destination. >> and senator feinstein's office promised they'd investigate one option might be an expedited passport renu. another might be a travel exemption for this trip because of the extraordinary circumstances. and i am in touch with the family and will be following up to see what can be accomplished and how soon. >> and ending this week's coverage of the tragic shootings we want to show you all of the victims, all had vibrant lives shouldly cut short. the woman in the story, judy seymor had been laid off and she was from guyana. her parents were nurses. doris chabuko was a mother of

three and an attorney in her native nigeria. sewn yam chotim had been an administrator for the exiled tibeta government. and a man that was born in india worked nights as a janitor at sfo. kathleen ping was the receptionist, helping support her paernts, three siblings and a young son. lidia sim often baby sat at her church after getting a nursing degree she hoped to become a pediatrician. and grace kim a 2007 graduate of foot hill high, describe bid a co-worker as the life of the party. there is a memorial service for her tonight at the new life church in fremont. >> and there is the wife of the suspended sheriff in san francisco is reaching out to her husband and public through a newspaper and ross mirkarimi

is calling it a love letter. and abc 7's vick slee in the newsroom tonight with the story. >> this his wife is in venezuela and visiting her aling father. a day away order kept the couple apart and lopez found a way to speak to her husband. and she wrote a letter in a newspaper. >> i miss them and want them to be okay. >> ross mirkarimi responded to the letter after the court hearing. lopez wrote that the new year's eve argument was mischaracterized as domestic violence when it was simply an emotional misunderstanding between the two. lopez said her husband's troubles were the result of a vendetta to oust them from office. mayor ed lee suspended mirkarimi as sheriff, charging

him with official misconduct. she compared it to an attempt 10 years ago to overthrow the government in venezuela. i am shocked to witness the same formula being applied to my husband and that is what's happening to ro.s the mayor declined to respond but both the police chief and district attorney did. >> the police department takes any suggestion of domestic violence seriously. we investigate it optively and. >> it's overwhelming evidence to show that in fact domestic violence occurred in this case. and we were able to prove so. >> we asked mirkarimi if' agreed with his wife that his misfortune was plitly motivated. >> it's within the legal system into a political arena. >> lopez wrote she's committed to their marriage, be strong,

my dear, knowing my heart is next to you and you are theo's everything. >> i view that, her op-ed as a love letter. >> she's coming back? >> i -- yes. i hope so. i preassume so, but yes. >> and a judge allowed lopez and their son to travel to venezuela but ordered them to return by april 28th and mirkarimi was in court to let the judge know he's enrolled in domestic violence classes. part of his guilty plea. >> thank you, vick. in oakland the controversial medical marijuana advocate who founded a cannibis trade school made a major announcement today, and is leaving oaksterdam university. the insiftd university is just a shell shell of what it used to be, empty pots, empty desks and empty coffers because the

place is bankrupt and for richard lee, a heavy heart. >> i started getting calls from around the country while the raid was in progress. >> dea agents searched a search warrant, removing computers, records and marijuana plants from this college that had been dedicated to teaching business of growing and selling medical marijuana. lee had been a backer of the cause and says it's made him a target. >> this issue is getting to a tipping point so people are pushing back. >> to date after pressure, lee made a major announcement and he is stepping away from the university letting another organization run it. >> i've been doing this over 20 years. >> he says he will continue to advocate on a national level and ez he has in idea what agents were looking for because the affidavit remains sealed. >> there is a lot more to

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and asking for charges that are stemming from a protest last year to be dropped. organizers say they would not leave until police were called in but the students left before the building closed at 5:00. >> there is a follow up now a investigation. >> the conviction of an east bay spa dealer taking thousands from customers but never delivered hot tub autos today, the dealer is back in court. >> on and on and on. gerard has been ordered to repay 134,000ses today 20 customers two years ago. the customers who waited for their spas? now they're waiting for money. today a judge told gerard, pay up. >>. >> we're ready. >> our story begins here with sally and milton hughes. they paid jim gerard $6900 cash for a hot tub. they never got it.

>> every night, it's cold and i think oh, let's get in the spa now. oh, we don't have one. >> i wanted relief from body aches. i have arthritis. >> we told you about peggy from union city paying $6,000 for a hot tub that never came. and janet paid 3,000. they didn't get theirs, either. and here many am confronting jim gerard. >> they say you took their money they don't have the tub. >> i did not take their money and not deliver the hot tub. it's in the works now. >> of course, it wasn't. 7 on your side receive 16 more complaints from customers paying thousands of dollars and got nothing but gerard's signature rubber duck and bath scents. >> are you shutting down? it's looking empty? >> no. we're not. >> and gerard's dealership did

shut down and he was later arrested. 20 victims stepped forward and he pled guilty to grand theft. >> they found us. >> that is ken liken. >> we ended up with 20 victims and 135,000s ndz restitution. >> gerard ordered to pay ree pay all 134,000s frdz customers. however, two years later gerard paid only $1950. and that money is divided among all 20 victims. about $100 each. >> one of the things we try to do is collect as much as we can. >> and there is one two of counties that has a court and a district attorney assigned just to make sure that victims get paid. and there is getting $134,000

has proven just about as hard as trying to get one of his hot tub autos it's 64 years old, and says he's unemployed he claims he doesn't have the money. >> i received nothing. not one penny. >> neither did jan or doug, or peggy mcgregory or other who's lot money. and turns out the county zrnt addresses for victims. he straightened them out. sally and milton got a check. it's only $100 but it's a piece of justice. >> anything we can get from him is going to be good. you know? better than nudging. >> jim gerard sh you only owe me 68 more check autos before his court hearing he made another payment of $500 bringing total to 2450. he was ordered to make payments of at least $100 a month or will be sent back to jail in august. we'll be keeping track to make

sure one, or another occur autos thank you. >> and the director of the oscar winning film "the godfather" is suing a restaurant for using the italian word travola claiming they're infringing on a trademark used to market his family-style restaurants. it means table in it tallin. among concerns that diners might think they're involved in the restaurant which he is not. >> and spencer is here to talk about our important holiday weekend forecast. >> i think there will be sunshine for you to find them. there is a live view. sunny skies here in the bay area at this moment. for our east bay hills camera looking at western skies just a few clouds around. and there is temperatures into

low 60s and upper 50s around the bay with exception of redwood city. highlights, clear, chilly again overnight. milder day as head through monday. rain developing next week. looks like it's going to be unsettled week of weather and now we're looking at a range of high pressure controlling our weather and this is a small ridge but there is a storm system headed our way. there is a period of stormy weather bringing us rain next week so let's get our maps in motion at 7:00 this evening. there is high pressure holding on with mainly sunny skies and mild conditions and by 9:00 sunday morning we'll see a cold front approaching and we do expect most of the area to remain dry, most of the day on sunday but there is a chance of rain in the north bay as that front seems to be pushing inland. overnight, chilly conditions

inland where there are low to mid 30s in parts of the north bay. there is mid to upper 30s inland east bay and south bay and up to about or down to around 40, 41 near the skbai coastline, then, tomorrow a sunny, mild day with highs into inland locations into mid to upper 60s up to 68 in antioch and concord, 70 in san jose. mild down into the south bay. farther south there is highs 72 in hollister. upper 60s around the bay exceptmont rai. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a mild weekend with a threat of rain late sunday. we'll see chance of rain monday and rain is likely tuesday and a break wednesday, clouds will be remaining and then, we'll have periods of rain thursday, and friday. and temperatures will be decrease going through the

week so. we'll start with a mild weekend and getting less mild or cooler later into next week. so this is more winter skplik spring like. >> coming up, a good friday vigil in a nuclear lab. >> a local clergiman

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101. only minor injuries are being reported and very nearly a disaster and there is a sheriff's department had to rescue a prisoner when a bus caught fire today, taking 22 prisoners to santa rita jail. and the driver smelled smoke. the four firefighters arrived the deputy evacuated the bus and turned to make surer everyone was accounted for. no one else was hurt. >> occupy movement has taken over good friday. about 130 demonstrators took part in a protest against nuclear weapons in front of the laboratory. the group held a prayer service, then blocked entrance to the facility. police in riot gear arrested 34 people, including many religious leaders. >> this is important for me if i want to live as a human being that the united states is creating around the world

to lodge my resistance. >> the 34 detained were cited by police and released. the group has been targeting the lab during holy week for three decades. >> tonight the fighter jet that came crashing down in this east coast neighborhood. the heroics of the pilots that may have saved dozens of live autos there is a disappointing report on jobs. some people are finding work but millions remain under employed. >> and there is a woman with a disgusting daily habit in a bus stop. i team follows up with someone trying to help. stay with us. another half hour of news begins here in just a moment. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature

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most of the people injured in the crash of a navy fighter jet have now been sent home from the hospital. the jet slammed into an apartment complex in several homes in virginia beach,

virginia setting everything on fire. nobody was killed but seven people were hurt, including two pilot who's ejected seconds before impact. officials praised the pilots for dumping fuel prior to the crash preventing a fireball. here is how a witness described it. >> i saw the pilot and parachute on the house and still connected to it. he was on the ground with his face full of blood. so i ran over and i asked if he's okay. he looked up at me and he didn't say anything. >> this jet apparently lost power but so far no reason has been given. >> u.s. business owners hit breaks on hiring last month. the labor department reports only 120,000 new jobs were created in march. the rate fell toits low yefl level but that is only because a lot of people have given up looking for work.

and this nation's economy is growing slowly but in california it's worse. the indication are that it could be a decade before back to where it was before the recession. people when track numbers in california say the picture is grim. >> in california it's about 10.9% in double digits over three years now. >> and this labor economist at uc berkeley center says nationally the auto industry is adding jobs, and while those jobs are not as high paying as they used to be, a new survey shows 30% of employers say they're planning to hire full-time workers in four months. and california is a different story. >> we know folks lost their jobs and have become reimemployed are finding jobs that are lower quality, lower pay than before. >> most people are grabbing what they can now in this economy. including me. >> in berkeley donald told me

he'd love to be able to find a full time job with benefits but hasn't yet and former clinton administration labor secretary says there is this trend. >> there is fewer permanent safe full time jobs more and more contingent jobs. >> saying companies are increasing by holding down the cost of labor. and researchers at uc berkeley found that 93% of the economic gains from 2009 to 2011 went to the wealthyest 1%. profits have spurred wall street as wages for workers have stagnated. >> yeah. that is good for profits in the short term but long term those people are customers and if they don't have money... well, your business is not going do well. >> this is something henry ford understood. he would have to pay them enough so they can afford to buy his cars. he says they can expand the

earned income tax credit. >> it can be done. and you've got to have political will to do it. >> there is the rub. house republicans point to the stimulus spending and rising debt z more spending isn't on the radar. back to you. >> thank you. >> and a san francisco nonprofit group has stepped up to help a mentally ill woman the subject of an abc 7 news i team investigation. she's been yugs a knob hill bus stop as a personal bathroom for months. dan noyes brings us up to speed. >> christie fair child surprised to see our report a month ago about the 66-year-old suzy wong, who goes by the name ling ling, and her habit of relieving herself in public fair child is one two of people who run this homeless drop in center north beach citizens. ling ling often joins her for lunch.

fair child arranged housing for her and now, tries to look out for her. >> suzy. >> hi good to meet you. >> i met suzy investigating the first report after neighbors complained to the i team we documented how she would take the 27 bus from the mission to knob hill, use the bus stop as her bathroom, and take off in the number one for chinatown. >> i've seen a dults step in her feces when they're not looking and they're watching cell phones i've seen kids step in the feces. >> we caught suzy in the act time and again. right out in the open, sometimes with school kids walking by, shocked. >> with your kids like mommy what is that? what is that lady doing? people trying to steer away from it and stuff. and this is funny then it got gross. >> we saw crews from department of public works

with the job of cleaning up the mess. officials told me this happened at least 44 times in six months. >> why do you go to the bathroom outdoors? >> there is no bathroom here outside of the doors. >> when i saw the article it felt to me that it's -- an example of what the failure is of the system. what are the issue that's need to be addressed?. >> fair child echo that's so many city officials and agencies knew what's happening and failed to stop suzy. to help her. police picked up suzy seven times for a psychiatric hold but sf general let her go because she's not a danger to her sex, or others. neighbors complained to their supervisor david ch skpu. mayor's office of neighborhood services, no help. they called suzy's mental health case worker at this clinic. >> and i called him. he said if you want to pay to

institutionalize her, then do it and he hung up on me. >> the new homeless tsar he suggest police ticket suzy so she'd have to go before a judge. >> people come in with arm of the justice system around them. >> but police have been unable to catch her in the act. so they can't write her a ticket. with san francisco government dropping the ball, christie fair child is making simple changes that are already making a difference. >> preparing diapers making sure she utilizes them, understanding why she is having such an emergency issue as she calls them and it is maybe getting her bus routes that have a bathroom at the end. >> suzy takes a bus from the mission to chinatown that does not stop on knob hill. fair child is stepping up as suzy's advocate making sure providers understand her issue autos with suzy it's long term,

as she ages you can see she had a stroke and ensuring maybe medicine isn't the right amount. maybe the doctor doesn't snow noe she's going through this, because she's not able to say it. >> i learned more about suzy during our chat. she came here from china. as two children she rarely sees. her husband passed away years ago. >> your husband worked here? did he work? >> yes. he's retired he retired. >> from the navy. >> fair child is worried about suzy being forced to live on the streets again. the people who run her current home are tired of cheening up after her. >> it will be an issue if that is housing is gone. >> fair child says it may be time to send her to the nursing home. suzy doesn't like this idea. >> you make people die. >> homes are where people die? >> yes. >> suzy says her mother died at laguna honda. she wants to

continue living on her own. >> i'll take care of this. >> thank you very much. >> for the i team dan noyes abc 7 news. >> and we'll continue to follow suzy's progress. a new day dawned for apple users. >> coming up, the precautions you can take to make sure your iphone isn't next to fall victim to a mac attack. h@

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security of the ipad and iphone after 600,000 mac computers got infected with a virus. should you be worried? here is david louie. >> it's a relief if you scan your apple lap top or desk top computer and find the trojan isn't there. apple says it's unique to the os 10 operating system but the news sent jitters among users of fast-growing group. >> it's like now a false sense of security. i use it freely where i was. so i won't use it the same way. >> apple says not to worry they use ios which doesn't run jafa. it and makes sure applications down loaded from its store are safe. >> i think if you jail break your phone and you're installing apps that haven't been veted by apple that you're at a greater risk. but for now, i think it's safe to say that ios is the most,

the safest of the mobile platform autos but experts think that won't be true for long. >> they'll be under a natural thing. >> jay points out there are no antimalwear protection programs for apple mobile device autos but keeping system closed there are advantages saying i don't let many people have access but opening up you have a larger community that can participate and find things and fix it consumers say the trojan tack will keep them more vigilant you don't want to walk around or put information upload and do that stuff someone can atake from you. >> security incursions have bik business, stealing pass words and financial information often kept on iphones and ipads.

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>> and that is good to know. >> let's go back to old fashioned weather. >> absolutely. lots take a look starting tomorrow, state wide, sunny skies and dry, warm conditions in the south. there is some rain in you're yeeka. that area expands on sunday and there is is tomorrow, looking for mainly sunny skies and there is high temperatures into upper 60s to about 70s in san jose z here is the accu-weather forecast. easter sunday looking dry. and enmild there is a slight chance of showers and light rain north in the bay. and there is a chance of rain monday and there is periods of rain thursday, friday. temperatures continuing to drop later into the weekend weather becomes more unsettled. >> so there is nice, mild.

>> yes. dry. >> shawn williams scott plays stiffeller for the newest american pie but he's in a new film called "goon" good b.a hockey enforcer. >> everybody has got something. >> he is kind, not the greatest social skills then his life changes during a hockey match. he knows nothing about hockey or skating. his role is clearly defined on the ice. >> you're here to fight. >> that is a clutch. other players don't like him much. >> you're a big boy. use your big boy words. uh. uh. >> that is changing things.

he's a goon, an enforcer. it's a job spending more time in the penalty box. the field is from creators of "pine alel express". and there is leem yam shriver winding down his career. and there has to be a showdown. >> there is a joke that goes i went to a fight and a hockey game broke out. it's crude and bloody violent there is a flying tooth. but there is something about shawn williams scott becoming really sympathetic. you stand up and cheer for him. he's not the fastest puck on the ice. you can call this film slap shot light. i'll give it a little more than a half a bucket and we'll

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join me tonight at 9:00 if you can. coming up then, egg hunts out of control. chaos forcing a cancellation of party as cross the nation this weekend and a young man who gave up his kidney to get an ipad. that and more at 9:00 and 11:00 hope you can join us. >> there is giants opening in arizona. safe to say this is not what timmy had in mind for the first outing of the year. hot air ballooning. he was happy no pitches ended up hitting that balloon. there is chris young home run two, batters, and there is a solo bomb, 3-0 d backs in a flash. top five, got milk? there is just clearing the

call. they would tie it up at three. ryan roberts a double to left and scores a pair there is diamond backs leading 5-3 in the 8th. and a's started in japan. two games against seattle. same mariners. there is. >> so true. a's have a break if the schedule then head back up to seattle for their home opener. that is three in three weeks. player intros wrapping up now. there is a pitch less than 10 minutes away. some expected to watch brandon mccarthy. and there is where he took a no decision.

another opener for him he says bring it on. >> this is something you thop get a lot of on that defense. if not it's something when you retire you can look back on it and think it's an honor for their first game. for me it's another game. just a chance to keep preparing and qeep working. >> there is time off but similar to his first start in japan. i think he knows this is, this is a routine of it is off. yet he has success doing it last time and next time will be on the regular five. we'll feel good when he takes the mound. >> and with brett anderson out at least a couple more months, brandon mccarthy going to need to be good every time out. it's opening night. and we're ready to go. >> collin, thank you. >> and there is hopefully a

good crowd. jack nichols was 46 at the time. freddy couples has a chance to win the green jacket at 626789 perfect day. augusta national a birdie on the first hole and then, all down hill from there. his second shot on 15 into the gallery. the reaction as he tells the story here, finishing with a tlae over 756789 does make the cut. plus five. lee westwood led after round one but double bogey on 18. falls to four under. story of the day, 52-year-old fred couples. within three feet for a tap in birdie. he won the masters 20 years ago. and hit seven birdies today on his way to a 67, boom boom is back. couples sharing a lead with jason dubner. and there is a 69 in a group

including lee westwood at minus four, tiger plus plea tlee tied for 406789 you've got to see this from last night. check out left of the screen. there is a no, you cannot do that. there is a miss and there is a brain cram. >> brain cram? >> saying they're not going to do anything about it. >> how could they get away with that? >> amazing. yes. yes. >> and that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> our facebook page you can john the conversation for the transgender competitor in the miss universe pageant. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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