one of oakland's latest shooting victims describes a harrowing scene as she tries to escape the gunfire. her story next. >> and i'm bob redell, where new information about the suspect could give us a better idea of what his motive was. that story coming up. and we give you a live look outside at the bay bridge, a mild start to your day. not too bad out there. it is tuesday, april 3rd, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everybody. the time now is 4:30, i'm john

kelly. >> lots to get to this morning. let's first check that forecast with rob mayeda in for christina. good morning. >> nice start right now, a dry start to the forecast this morning, but by the afternoon, we will see a chance of some showers along with breezy conditions picking up later on. right now, temperatures this morning we're in the 40s to near 50 in san jose. chilly outside, but not all that windy, but we do have a sea breeze to help keep the temperatures down as we go through the day. you can see on the radar view, rain up there on the north coast, that's going to be sliding further south later on this afternoon. so hour-by-hour in the locations by 5:00 this evening, may start to see a few showers out there. and this will be the wettest part of the seven-day forecast. for tonight into tomorrow. and as we head into the weekend, temperatures warm up, 60s and 70s coming back by sunday. back to you. >> thank you, rob. we have new details in the developing news about that deadly mass shooting. >> oakland police have a suspect in custody and a murderous

rampage at a private university. the question many is asking is why. we have team coverage, we start with bob redell who has a look at the suspect's history. good morning, bob. >> yeah, good morning, laura. you know, oakland police have been interviewing, interrogating, actually, they expect to file charges against this 42-year-old suspect some time tomorrow. police arrested him a few miles away at a safeway shopping center early afternoon. this was a short time after he allegedly went in and shot a fellow former student and other people inside the university. not too far away. as for possible motive, fellow students tell us that the former nursing student who is a south korea national didn't fit in at the college because of a language barrier and we have learned he was apparently upset at the school for having dismissed him. oakland's police chief says he walked in around 10:30 yesterday morning, took a receptionist

hostage and demanded to see a female administrator who he was unhappy with. he allegedly lined up his victims up against the wall and shot them execution style. seven people were killed, it's not clear whether that receptionist or administrator were among those shot. we found he was struggling with significant debt and had been dealing with the loss of his mother and brother, both of whom died within the past year. the investigative unit has confirmed that law enforcement is looking into whether the 45 caliber semiautomatic gun used yesterday, whether it's the same one he purchased legally last week at a gun shop in castro valley. the irs as far as the debt is concerned has two leads against goh, placed against him in recent years totaling more than $23,000. there are also two judgments against him totaling more than $10,000. reporting live outside opd,

"today in the bay." 4:33 right now. one of the survivors is home with her family. but we spoke to the nursing student and soldier who was wounded while helping her classmate. you can see her on the phone saying she was shot. she was in the back of a classroom when bullets started flying. her brother paul told us the scene was a chaotic scene. the gunman ordered students to line up against a wall and started shooting. she says she would've escaped injury, but she went back inside the classroom to help a friend escape. >> i went to help a fellow student, and i got shot in the arm. it's okay. >> she was released from the hospital last night with her arm wrapped in bandages. and we have more details of the christian college. they offer a wide range of programs including nursing and theology to korean students. it's licensed and accredited with the state, more than a

doz dozen workers -- took in nearly $1 million in tuition. simply devastating, that's how larry reid is describing the massacre that unfolded right in his district. also expressing sorrow. yesterday's killings add to an alarming homicide rate just a few months into the new year. >> there are too many guns in the hands of individuals who aren't afraid to use them. and certainly this individual who took the life of six people and wounded three others is no different when one individual loses their life. it's just really sad. >> he point in times out more than 27 people have been killed in his district just this year before monday's mass shooting. well, a memorial for the victims are planned this evening at allen temple baptist church on international boulevard. that is in oakland. make sure to stay with nbc bay area news for continuing coverage of the school shooting

rampage. we'll update you throughout the morning and all day long at nbcbayarea.com. and in other news, city leaders in san francisco delivering a strong message to the federal government. leave our pot clubs in peace. city supervisors, a city attorney, and state officials will hold a press conference at city hall this morning. they want california's u.s. attorneys to stop the federal crackdown that has already forced the closure of five city clubs. the press conference begins at 11:30. it will be followed by a rally and march to the federal building. today's rally follows the federal raid at the university regarded as the princeton of pot. the first medical marijuana school says yesterday's raids targeted the school's founder, richard lee. last month, oakland moved ahead. holding on to hope, investigators are expanding the search for morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. canvassing areas in morgan hill,

san martine and gilroy this week. investigators are stepping up the efforts. those daily searches with hundreds of volunteers are now starting to just wind down. the next community search is set for saturday. it is 4:37 right now. i want to get a look at the forecast for the tuesday morning. here's rob. >> yeah, the forecast not too bad to start the morning. we're not going to need an umbrella for the morning, but the afternoon and evening, that's a different story. the breeze is picking up during the day and we're going to wrap up the day before sun down with a few showers out around the north bay and some of that may linger into this time tomorrow morning. temperatures not too chilly, we're in the 40s to near 50 outside. the wind will be something we'll be watching, though, as we get through the afternoon, 15 to 30-mile-per-hour winds as we approach the evening. right now, the radar dry at least locally, but as we get up to the coast, you can see some of that rain. this is the system that's going to drop to the south during the

day today, increasing our clouds, picking up the breezes and eventually we'll see the showers dropping through the north bay and watch what happens here toward the end of the evening commute, you're going to see some of these areas of showers cross through the bay area around 10:00, even around the south bay, not a lot of rain. rain totals just enough to wet the ground in the next 24 hours. and you can see the rain totals looking at less than .1 inch of rain. coming into very early tomorrow morning. so our temperatures around the bay area today will be still pretty mild, at least south of san jose, but we're going to see cooling today out towards the delta and the north bay and we'll see that light rain falling by mid afternoon. 59 degrees around san francisco. so tonight and into tomorrow, notice the temperatures dropping down, midweek, we're going to see the cool down that will take us through friday, but the weekend is still looking pretty good. we'll see 60s and maybe some low to mid-70s by sunday and monday of next week. >> thank you very much. well, this has been a long

time coming. it is official, the ground-breaking ceremony for the 49ers new stadium is set for next month. april 19th, the new stadium site, that's next to great america park. for the record, this one's by invitation only. the ground-breaking will begin construction the new 49er stadium expected to be completed in time for the 2014 nfl season. this one is a beauty, it'll seat about 68,500 people. >> get out the golden shovels. >> exactly. 4:39 right now. polls open into wisconsin as gop presidential candidates continue fighting through the primaries. mitt romney is expected to win, but that is not stopping rick santorum and newt gingrich. we'll get the latest from washington next. well, here's a shocker, higher gas prices are actually good news for the auto industry. we'll explain why next. and did you buy an iphone 4? you might be able to get some money back from apple. and for all your news, weather, and traffic updates, all sorts of good things, check

us out on facebook, search nbcbayarea news. and a live look outside from the south bay, shark tank, all quiet there. we'll have a look at the morning commute as the morning progresses. we'll be right back.

welcome back, everybody. we'll give you a live look at the golden gate bridge.

looks like it might be a little bit wet out there, but looks like a dry day for the most part. as you head outside, you may notice a little bit warmer today than it was yesterday. kind of chilly as you started off to work. but today, kind of nice. be ready for a good one. the time now 4:43. mitt romney inching closer to the republican presidential nomination, but his rivals are not yet ready to give up. tracie potts in washington with the latest on today's primary. >> there we go. >> with a massive lead in maryland and no strong competition in d.c., today mitt romney's focused on wisconsin where public employee unions have been a big issue. >> they shouldn't get paid substantially more in pay and benefits than the taxpayers are paying for them. >> reporter: romney's inching up seven points, taking a big hit among women compared to president obama, but conservatives seem to be coming around. >> they know mr. right is not coming along, so they're accepting mr. right now.

sort of like an arranged marriage. >> mitt romney stood with big oil -- >> reporter: targeted by a new obama campaign ad, romney attacked the president on immigration. >> this has always been a priority for the president he chooses to do nothing about. >> reporter: president obama has $84 million in the fall, romney, only has $7 million. he spent most of it fighting opponents now he's largely ignoring. newt gingrich faces today's primaries $1.5 million in debt. now, while the republicans battle it out in wisconsin today, president obama pitches his economic plan to a woman's conference. a new poll shows he has an edge with female voters. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. wall street fresh off one of the best closings in years, but the markets not feeling so buoyant. before the bell, we turn it over to jackie deangelis. good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you. that's right, the futures are

pointing to a lower open at this point. after the market got the second quarter off to a positive start. investors responded very well to better than expected reports on u.s. manufacturing, but easing concerns about a slowdown in activity in europe. we saw the asian and european markets in the red today. and in the u.s., we're going to get data on factory orders and the minutes from last month's fed meeting later this afternoon. we saw the dow rise 52 points on monday to close at 13,264. the nasdaq adding 28 points to 3,119. an auto maker is reporting march sales today is expected to be another strong month for the industry capping off a sizzling first quarter thanks to the improving economy and easier access to finances. people are buying fuel-efficient vehicles. gm saying, in fact, sales of those cars topped 100,000 last month. get ready to fork over extra cash the next time you fly.

low-cost carrier aleejt air is charging passengers to store in the overhead bin. they mostly fly people from smaller cities to vacation spots like orlando and las vegas. back over to you. >> thank you very much. charging for carry-ones. what has this world come to? how do you police putting it above, below. let's see what's in store for our forecast today. maybe you want to stay right here in town. >> you know, the weather, at least temperature wise, not too bad. a chance of showers coming in during the day today. the timing's not that bad. once you see the seven-day forecast, looks like the best weather is saved for the weekend. outside right now with more clouds coming in, not quite as chilly as 24 hours ago. we've got upper 40s and low 50s outside. so i think light jacket weather's going to be fine for you this morning. wind's not a factor right now, but later today, the gusts picking up about 15 to 30 miles

per hour. radar locally is dry, but the north coast, we're seeing rain here on the north coast, that's going to slide to the south during the day today. powerful system which has been slamming the pacific northwest is going to weaken through the bay area, but as the front moves in with the moisture in place, that's going to add the lift during the afternoon. you'll see a few sprinkles out there, possibly by lunchtime in the north bay and early afternoon and the evening commute, we'll start to see showers around the bay area. but look how quickly this thing gets out of here by tomorrow morning. may be a lingering shower around the hills, but things will be clearing out toward your wednesday. rain totals the next 24 hours, not an impressive system at all, just enough to wet the ground at times, maybe for the evening commute and overnight. in the sierra, though, probably see another 6 to 8 inches of snow along interstate 80 into tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures around the bay area south bay pretty mild today, close to 70 in gilroy. the areas north of interstate 80

as we get out of the delta heading into the north bay. upper 50s to low 60s today with a chance of those light rain showers moving through as we go through the afternoon. in the meantime, we're going to see the showers, cooldown, highs dropping in the 50s to low 60s next couple of days. as we get into the weekend, that's pretty nice timing for a change. we're going to see 70s coming back. and not only a dry weekend as we go through this weekend for your outdoor plans, but low to mid-70s possible all the way into monday and tuesday of next week. little shower activity out there. breezy, but the weekend's looking pretty good. >> thank you very much. well, apple is listening and hearing loud and clear from disgruntled iphone owners. $15 will be issued to them as part of a class action lawsuit. they've had reception issues with the antenna. they gave away free bumper cases last july for that problem. you have to fill out a claim with apple by august to be part of this settlement.

but many owners might have been contacted about this by apple. it is 4:48, but we'll showcase a train car with new easier to clean seats this morning. part of the agency's project to create the next generation of trains. the fabric-covered seats will be covered with wipable, more easily clean material. the cushions will remain the same. making a commitment to replace seats in the entire place. a common complaint. >> that's music to your ears. 4:49, and guess what? the a's and giants back in town. underway at at&t park. all the highlights as well as a big-time announcement in the giants' starting lineup. plus, free ice cream today. how does that sound? >> i scream, you scream.

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welcome back, everyone. and a good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside. usually we see tuesday morning traffic pick-up, just a little bit. this is a look at 880, and that is very reflective of what we're seeing. we'll see the commute coming up 4:52 right now. ready for some baseball?

the giants and a's are back. fans from all around the bay pouring in to watch the giants and a's get down. buster posey getting a standing "o" from the crowd. and the giants went on to win this 4-2. happy to be back in the ball game. >> you miss all of it. you miss being on the field, miss being with the guys, the crowd, the game in general. miss everything about it. it's fun, like i said, it was special. >> some good news on the business side, the giants locked in starter matt cain for the next five years. he kind of hit his own mega jackpot. the highest contract ever for a right-handed pitcher. well, one man was shot, crazy fans were setting fires and dozens were arrested as

thousands celebrated kentucky's ncaa championship. fans filling the streets following the wildcats' 59-57 win. one man was wounded by gunfire, 20 people were taken to hospitals for minor injuries. police say, well, it got so wild they had to use pepper spray to break up dozens of fights. >> well, lin-sanity is on hold. he had knee surgery monday and will likely miss the rest of the season. jeremy lin posted this photo on his facebook page after the surgery thanking his fans for all the support. >> looks like his upper body's beat up too. >> no kidding. he hopes to be back in time for the playoffs. >> bigger, faster, stronger. >> well, may not be the force, but the north bay neighborhood forcing marin county to rethink a development. today the county board of

supervisors will hear an appeal to the environmental impact report on george lucas' plans for grady ranch in san rafael. the film maker wants to revamp the land with a production studio, a store, and tasting room and parking for at least 200 cars. neighbors say they're concerned about traffic, noise, and late-night movie shoots. the san rafael chamber of commerce says the development will create 250 new jobs. >> looks like a nice joint there. first lady michelle obama will guest star on a two-part episode of "the biggest loser." tonight's episode featuring reunions at the white house and the show's first ever white house workout. the first lady reportedly will talk to contestants about their behavior and how it can impact their kids' behavior and also will congratulate them as examples of striving for health and fitness. and speaking of health and fitness, guess what? we have a little scoop here on scoop of ice cream. >> yeah, no kidding.

you can work it off. ben and jerry inviting you to cone and get it today. it's a free cone day around the world. the folks at ben and jerry's are serving it up between noon and 3:00. pick your favorite flavor and enjoy. the company says it's their way of thanking customers for their support. we've got a map, going to make the rounds going to have cone and get it. >> i'm going to find like 12 -- >> i've got a map, we're going to make the rounds. still ahead on "today in the bay." we'll learn more about the suspect behind the deadly shooting rampage in an oakland college. and why the suspect was upset with the school. we will also have more reaction from the campus and memorial services. and for all your news, weather, and traffic updates, check us out, jump over to facebook and search nbc bay area. they're there and we'll be there too. >> as we always are early in the morning. logging on right now. before we take a look at the bay

bridge this morning, traffic picking up out there. already, it is early, we'll keep tabs on your morning commute. and of course, the all-important forecast. 4:56 right now.

good morning, oakland police telling us they have spoken with the suspect in the oikos shooting from yesterday and they're telling us, he's not remorseful. i'm christie smith. i'll have the story coming up in a live report. police did not have to search long for that suspect. the unlikely place where he turned himself in. and we're learning more about that suspect this morning, what his class mates are saying about him. a live look outside golden gate bridge, pretty nice temperatures in store. for this week, tuesday, april 3rd, this is "today in the bay."