. good morning. a live look from our roof camera. we have drying conditions. we'll find what is up for today. first the news. our developing story the school massacre in oakland. this man is the man accused of killing. he is cooperating and they're saying that he is not telling them everything that they want to know. he is being held without bail.

he is suspected of killing people. police are looking for the gun but they have not found it. he is not being cooperative. they say he was upset when he was being teased while a opportunity at the school. we're learning about the victims piece were the people. you can see the divers in

the water the divers are black water divers so they are used to swimming in the dark. they are looking for they throw an item in and know which area to search. this is a difficult operation. >> finding any object in the water is difficult. it is not easy to find. we have a wide area. they will mark it off. we'll see what they want to do about the evidence collection. and jr stone was at the

college. >> reporter: they say that one goh has shown no remorse. they were going in and out. you can see in the video the crime scene technicians, they went to work on still a crime scene here at the university. the police chief tells us ya he came here with the intention of locating an administrator. and he went through the building shooting people, quote, systematically and randomly. the chief said that he told people to line up. they did not and he started shooting. this is a school that he had attended and a school that he had been expelled from. >> he was upset because of the way he was treated when he was

enrolled here. >> and they were from all over not just the us and off in the distance you can see the broken glass here at this university, investigators are still busy with the case. >> our coverage will continue. we'll look at his past and what his neighbors day about his character. that's coming up later. stick around for that you can get the latest updates. a check of the weather forecast. good morning i don't think we'll need the umbrella

temperatures are cooler than we're used to. we don't see the cloud cover. they are back into the 40s. as we head into the afternoon, yes, we'll see sunshine but it is deceiving because the temperatures will struggle to make it out of the 50s. here is a look at wind speeds. sustained winds. for those in concord and oakland. they have died down, we're not seeing much interest we're seeing 40s. a colder morning in store. the numbers will drop. it is a chilly morning as we head into the afternoon. no green indicating 50s.

we see green for the inland areas. some of the most part it looks like we'll keep it in the 50s around the bay. nice conditions. the weekend it looking nice, temperatures in the 60s. and mild and sunny. a look at the bay bridge approach, that's the span, and leading in san francisco. a lot of gaps. and a similar scene for people making their way from hayward at foster city. traffic moving well.

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developing news this morning the search for sierra lamar more than two weeks after she disappeared. there are no new leads but tips are keeping investigators busy. >> reporter: the number of tips here at the sheriff's department in the lamar case is 1000. 200 since saturday. and from possible sightings to information about the teen's

whereabouts but none have led to any solid clues. detectives have no suspects or person of interest or anything to suggest it is anything other than a crime. >> whether it is an abduction or she is being held. we cannot confirm that but we believe investigators do believe whoever is responsible is knows the area. >> and the detectives are now being asked to take time off to hit the refresh button. >> we have more ahead on the morning news on a wednesday morning at 410 on the clock.

we'll look outside now going to hayward this morning. we'll do weather and traffic right after this break. find out about the forecast next.

we're back. and our. there were 7 people killed. a 38-year-old and a 33-year- old. grace kim. lydia sim was 21 from hayward. judy seymour, 5 3 from san jose and doris jabuko. police towed the car away from the safeway in alameda.

this is the car here, police were surrounding it. he lived in san francisco and working nights as a janitor. he was taking nursing classes. and we talked to a friend of his. >> up beat and cheerful. >> reporter: she became friends after he worked as a waiter around the corner from her office. >> always just a pleasure to talk with him. >> because he lived alone in this hotel with his family back home in india, she would invite him to celebrations. >> he was educated and you had the sense he had come here not ambition but a restless soul wanting to color the world.

he came as a buddhist. he was delightful. and he will be part of our thanksgiving. another victim, a hayward woman who graduated from logan hill high school, lydia sim was a nursing student at oikos. they say the family is in shock. >> they were very loving cared for others, put others before herself. amazing sister, amazing daughter. was loved very much. >> she loved taking care of people and parents. she took care of me. >> like i said she loved kids.

she wanted to be a doctor. she was about to graduate. >> how are your parents? >> my mom is hysterical, she cannot believe this is happening. she does not want to believe it like all of us. we have to be strong for her. >> the brother of one of the people shot in the massacre is asking the same question why her. and we report on how season cope with his sister's death. people in the tibet tan community are praying for the lives lost. >> at one of the services was a victim's brother. she was like a daughter. he took care of his sibling since their parents passed and helping her through school. >> i cannot believe she is gone. >> the student came to the u.s.

two years ago from india, her brother said seeing the people together is what she would have wanted. >> shy is into regalon. >> she is the best sis tory i have. another victim was an employee of the university. she was takege hostage and killed. we talked with a friend and her family members of the young mother. >> she was a gone person. >> reporter: wiping away the tears, her friend described the victim as the rock of her family taking care of her parents, siblings and 4-year- old son. >> she did what it would take to make them happy. she was there for her. she came from the phillipines five years ago. her husband is still there.

she had been taking online classes to become a nurse. she liked the job at oikos she could spend lunch hour with her son. >> they want to do. >> this tragedy happens. but her family, her baby. >> reporter: her brother said he doesn't know his mother is gone. >> i'm glad he is only 4 and know what is going on. he is running around and playing. >> reporter: as distraught as they are he feels no bitterness. >> i'm not mad at him we're christian, we're baptists, we believe that she is saved, she is going to heaven. as much as i hate what happened i would like him to know the lord. >> another victim killed 23-

year-old grace kim. as we report, her co-workers are mourning her sudden and tragic death. >> reporter: employees at this brew pub were morning the death of grace kim. they declined to go on camera but confirm she was one of the victims in the massacre. the manager said she was a good employee and sweet and kind. he said she was part of the grand opening team and been with the restaurant since it opened three years ago by new park mall. co-workers didn't know if she knew the suspect and trying to sort out what happened to the 23-year-old. they say that they're in shock about her death and add she will be missed. her facebook page said she attended foothill high school and lived in union city. >> we have erica standing by.

we have the wet road ways. >> we were tracking in the overnight hours. and highway 101. this one of the last spots. we look at the planner. and there is a frost advisory. and the upper 20s. and below that freezing mark. and and low 40s. and at this hour and we'll see sunny skies out there. and by the launch time hour

we'll see a lot on the maps as we move into the afternoon highs mast locations are struggling to make it out. a little bit deceiving. as we look at the forecast nothing but sunshine for the next several days. cooler forecast the work week. temperatures will cool and mild as we start the next work week we're monitoring traffic for you. one is affected. and out of oakland in france. and the same advice. and tell the drivers of the

winds it starts to shake. no accidents to report. a live look here. no advisories with great conditions out of the north bay. and and we're seeing a lot of green on the roadways. no problems. and out of the coyote valley a smooth ride. we want to show you all the dramatic video that's coming out of texas after tornados ripped through the area. there is one piece of video we'll be right back.

we're back. a new role for sarah palin. the former governor and gop presidential candidate was a guest host on nbc's today show. she was competing with katie couric. some back and forth there. and we have more on the story. >> welcome to sarah palin. she is doing her homework. >> out of the gate humor. >> that's my dressing room that's now her dressing room. >> he thought it was funny. >> i didn't give you permission to be in there. >> reporter: her first assignment was to be a guest.

she talked about mitt romney. >> there could be a shake up the numbers are what the numbers are. >> it doesn't sound like you are happy with mitt romney as the nominee. >> anybody but obama. >> reporter: she had a warning for the next vp pick. >> it does not matter if they have the experience they will get clobbered by the lame stream media -- main street media. >> reporter: without irony she took part in the longest running show and whacked the mainstream media. >> you are going to stick around and join us for the 8:00 hour which makes you part of the mainstream media. >> and al's turn let's check the weather. >> reporter: she took nature three segments in the professionals she slammed hbo game change. >> the women are not changed yet. >> i don't waste my time on

that. >> she defended jessica simpson's weight gain. >> what if someone criticized you. >> you would have punched them. >> why it's not an issue, that image is pull of small people. >> she gushed over one of those people, tori spelling. >> the more the merrier. >> you are a good example, you are great for others accomplishing so much and having fun. you are living life vibrantly. the only segment she cohosted was on mothering teen daughters. she went rogue when ann curry tried to go to commercial break. >> there is a fine line between wanting to be your child's friend the cool parent and being the parent. >> i hate to interrupt you.

>> thank you. great job sarah palin for joining us this morning. >> i was watching and being on the news to do that. >> that was a good reach out. >> this is the kron morning news. we'll take a break now. we'll be back.

and the school massacre in oakland. this is the suspect. police are saying that he is cooperating with the investigation but he is not telling them everything they want to know about what happened on monday. and what led up to the shooting. he is being held without bail on suspicion of murder, kidnapping and carjacking. he is expected of opening fire

at oik os university. and police searched for the gun used in the shooting but they have not find it. they are telling us goh is not helicoptering -- helping them. he has given details on motive. they say he was upset, he was being teased. we'll talk more about the victims but we want to go to the scene of the school. and will, are there flowers and things at the school? >> reporter: there is a makeshift memorial. not a big one.

this is. they have to process it. ky tell you that there is a. and. whether they like it or not. they have to gather the evidence. they need to build a case. when he goes to world court they have as much possible against him to get a construction. >> we'll have more and talk to some people who will be coming here because it's not as intense. they wanted to start a memorial. >> and it is freer access.

>> and. >> we'll continue our and a look at the suspect. >> what possessed the suspect to shoot up his former school. police are saying that the 43- year-old has confessed but not showing remorse and the motive for the massacre is revenge. police say that one goh felt like he was mistreated. he was kicked out of the school and bought a handgun and started plotting this act of revenge. >> according to police at the school the national was picked on at the university in part because of his broken english. and on tuesday night the district attorney said he had a grudge against the school that was related to a dispute but he

had serious money problems that were unrerelated. he was in trouble with the irs and chased by creditors and evictoried. his brother i'd when he was on duty in virginia. >> and the former neighbors in virginia are speaking out saying they cannot believe they lived so close to someone. >> is there something that you want to say. >> he off camera the resident said he was ashamed that his brother shot and killed 7 people. >> he was really sorry about the victim's families. >> is there anything that you want to say? >> why he would do this?

>> he lived in two virginia cities during the last six years. he was edistricted from an apartment complex where he owe $1300. >> he was friendly and coming and chatting with us. and just a little chat here and there. i never would vo thought anything. >> tragedy struck the family when another brother was killed. he struck a boulder in southwest virginia. he was in the state for army special forces training. goh rented a room here in springfield. neighbors had limited dealings with him but were criticized when they heard the connection between their neighborhood and the oakland shooting. >> it is a shock to know that a man that killed seven people. >> yahoo now the suspect is being held without bail on suspicion of murder and kid naping and carjacking.

and the court arraignment is this afternoon we'll have more on the story as we continue here. let's move over to weather here. >> and walnut creek. it is a cold start. we were in the 50s. back into the 40s and 30s for the spots. as we take a look at those numbers outside. it looks like they are in the 30s and the 40s. and we're a frost advisory is issued. you can see downtown san francisco coming in at 48. warmer than that through san jose and 40s for those in the livermore valley. let's take a look at what is coming up ahead t looks like today the winds will increase as we head into the afternoon.

we will not see the warm temperatures t looks like we'll keep it in the 50s. 57 expected. and cooler than that through daily city. we'll see more cloud covers. as we head it. and. and pleasant into the next work week. a check of traffic. moving well as people are streaming in no problems here. and a similar story off 880 and

92. traffic and moving out to the peninsula. a final stop. and an easy ride, no problems and accidents and nothing. and damage in the dallas fort worth area. of the tornado tossing the trailers and they listened on the ground. they will spread across the region today to determine how many hit the area. mary ellen hopkins will show the damage. >> they were thrown and libes -- lines snapped and the roof was peeled away looking like a doll house. this was recorded from the roof of one home where 300 buildings

were damaged. >> i was creaming do not hit my house. i don't want my neighborhood to be hurt. i don't want myself getting into that. i was scared. >> the mayor had advice for the newly homeless. if think had the luxury. again a center is open as a temporary shelter. >> this what is left of a house in arlington a woman and her sons survived by making shelter in a bathroom. >> and the hail pounding the plane as it taxied. it turned to the gate.

and and airlines. flights were diverted. and we'll have a look on the morning news. here is a look showing because is happening by the overpass now in san jose. the forecast is after this.

we're back. and friends and family gathered at an church to morning no, sir killed. and a group of current and former students, teachers and staff at the university gathered to give comfort during

a time when many are stricken with grief. many cannot speak. one teacher is lucky to be alive. her class for friday morning was rescheduled or she would have been in the school. her friend called her at home to tell her about the shooting. >> she said that i thought were you going there. she said not to go. >> they packed the church trying to deal with the lane of losing someone close and so suddenly and wearing shirts to remember the friends. >> an amazing person. >> i think it was shock, unlegal, you don't want to believe it because that person is with you.

>> and reporting in oakland. >> and our coverage will continue on our web site. and you can follow the breaking details now on the facebook and twitter pages. we'll take a break here on the morning news. more is ahead on the other side of the break. stay with us. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ]

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toward that destination when across america we can give a sigh of relief and the promise has been kept. >> whether he is bring the nominating fight closer to closure is another story. and newt gingrich and ron paul have scaled back, rick santorum is forging ahead and they will be aim forge a showdown in pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania, and half the other people have yet to be heard. we'll campaign here and across this nation to make sure their voices are heard in the next few months. >> and lacking a real nominee, the chairman of the national committee said the battle had some benefits. >> at the end of the day, we have a republican primary process that's allowed us to acome eye late more volunteers and going to the caucuses and

help us defeat. and it takes place on the 24th. five contests with new york the biggest prize. and other headlines, relief for 11 sailors stranded at see. the boat was disabled off the coast. this is some of the video showing at least the dropping of supplying down to them. that finally made it to shore safely early yesterday. >> they were taken to a hospital. and they were competing in a race. the next leg is in 10 days. not sure if they will take part. and some of the aging trains are getting a make over. new seats will be installed. the notice able they will not be made out of cool. they will be easier to clean.

if you sit on a new seat tell bart what you think. weekend a report of an assault was fabricated. she lied being assaulted at deer valley. according to the police she was worried she would be punished for returning to school late after leaving campus to meet a boy. >> and now to weather. we have the forecast today. it is wet. what do we have. we did have some rain overnight but we'll remain dry for the rest of the week. windy continues out there behind the storm system. and it is dusty out there. we don't have as much cloud cover. clear out there but it is cool.

we have locations that dropped into the 30s. as we head into the afternoon despite the sunshine we'll see cooler conditions below the average and the winds will continue into the evening as well. and a frost advisory by the weather service for some of the valleys below 1000 feet. chilly out there this morning. low 40s. and 48 now in oakland and. here is a look at the highs. the spots are struggling to make it out of 590s today. 57 expected for downtown san francisco. make it into the 60s for the delta. and check out pleasant ton. we have 61 for sunnyvale and

san jose. but if you are heading up to tahoe. we don't have the chained required and highway 50. they are seeing snow out there and it looks like later on they could accumulate between 1 and 2 inches. a possible chance for a rain- snow mix. and the forecast. and we head into the weekend. and we trail off. and around the area and there was one in effect for the bay bridge. and back at the toll plaza. and no problems to report. the bridge ride is under that.

and drivers to the dusty conditions. and we don't have any accidents to report. and the drive times are holding steady at 14 minutes. and highway 101. and the traffic maps. you will see 80 looks good. no problems to alert you to. as we take it over to marin no problems out of this morning. and. well take a break and give you a look outside as we go. checking the view we're showing you san francisco. it is damp out there. the rain is gone. you will have a drier commute.

some tough days are ahead for yahoo. and gabe slate explains in the tech report. facebook strikes back and is count he suing. there is a bar brewing between the icons. two weeks ago it shocked the community by filing a lawsuit saying the social network was violating 10 patents. they are saying now they stole patents. they have been harmed by the infringement. a big day for android smart phone users. incenter gram is a photo sharing app that's been out for over a year and devices.

now the users can down load the app for free. in web news, groupon is not doing so good. shares of groupon closed at 15.02 that's the lowest since they went public in november when the ipo of stock was priced at $20 a share. the company is facing a lawsuit in a possible review by regulators. it revised the earnings on friday lowering the reported revenue by 3% and widening the losses t had not set enough money aside for refunds. hopefully it is a bumpy start. we'll keep an eye on. that that's the tech headlines. here is what is coming up in the next hour of the morning news, investigators are searching this morning the campus in oakland near the facility near the school for

the gun. and we'll have more information on what is happening including a memorial. and we'll check in with others to see what is happening with the search for the weapon used in the shooting. the search continues and it has been missing teen who has been missing. and try to find her. and disrupting and across the nation. we want to show you the video of the damage that's all just two minutes away. we'll take a look outside because our weather forecast is looking nice. we'll be right back.

>> thank you, we begin in

oakland. a small christian school in oakland. the suspect in the shooting, one goh, is expected to be arraigned. he was kicked out and goh does not appear to be remorsable about the shooting that left dead and three others injured. >> there's a makeshift memorial. let's see what's happening this morning. hi, will. >> reporter: i'll show you the memorial. you can see the brush. it was lighted up. but flowers are here. it should grow throughout the day as more people have easier access to get a little bit closer to the university. you can see yellow tape around this place. there's a police officer right in front to make sure nobody has access to it other than

investigators. here's video we got yesterday. this has been an active scene since it started with people going there in white suits, hazmat suits, just to make sure. lot of family members showed up to get more information. they want to see the last place their loved ones at the time. i expect more people to show up. when they do, we'll get reaction from them. back to you. >> nobody is allowed inside the actual building and no classes

going on. >> reporter: no, show you again. there's the crime scene tape, the lights inside, but investigators, it's around the clock. another car on the other side. every now and then, you see a silhouette of somebody going in there. even if it wanted to reopen, we're not even a timetable on when the crime scene will wrap up. in the meantime, this place is considered closed indefinitely. >> thank you. we're learning more about the identity of the victims, the seven killed. one man, serene butiya among the women killed. grace kim was 23. lydia, seymour from san jose and doris shabuko.

>> our team coverage continues, searching late into the night. let's go to our reporter jackie. are crews going to be out there, jackie? >> that's what we understand. just east of the oakland airport. you can see the waters here. this is where the divers went into the water here, about 25 volunteers went in here. that's where they suspect the gunman dropped the gun. he talked about the search. >> it's difficult. a gun is not the easiest thing to find. not the most difficult in the world. but it's pretty small. we've got a wide area that we're searching which is why

we've divided into three sections. if the gun is found, they will generally mark it off with something in the water because what you don't want to do is find it and then refind it. so they mark it off and call oakland in and see what they want to do about the evidence collection. >> obviously, it's kind of a needle in a hay stack. hopefully, they can go ahead and find this weapon and use it as evidence. we expect to see more volunteers and searchers out here at some point. >> did the suspect say the gun was there? >> reporter: it is my understanding that the suspect has been cooperating as far as this goes, so they're looking in a very specific area. it seems logical he told them it was here or this is where he threw the weapon. >> okay, thank you, mark. they gathered to mourn

those who were killed at the memorial. >> reporter: hundreds of mourners turned out in oakland at baptist church to remember the seven victims of monday's shooting. after the ceremony, a groupover people and administrators gathered to console each other. many were very grief stricken. they would not speak to the media. we spoke to one teacher that said one of her classes was moved and that's why her life was saved. she was supposed to be in the school that morning. many of the victims' coworkers showed up with t-shirts memorializing their friends. kron 4 news. >> stay with kron 4. you can view all the stories an

kron4.com. let's get a look at the weather. >> a live look out of walnut creek with pretty nice conditions in terms of sky and visibility. it's a little chilly out there though. i won't try to that that away. we've got our valleys cool. mostly clear and cool temperatures in the 40s. we could drop into the 30s later on this morning. this afternoon, breezy and cool. we're not going to be as warm as yesterday. we'll have the sunshine but struggle to get out of the upper 50s to maybe a low 60 here and there. the temperature will be dropping back down into the 40s. we'll talk more about what we expect here in the rest of the week. no more rain. more of the warm weekend we have to look forward to. now a quick check with traffic. it's about the wind this morning. we are not tracking hot spot

but wind advisories for all of the bay area bridges. a quick commute check for you around the bay, light traffic with no problems yet reported. no problems on 101 southbound. the peninsula looks great. okay, a break. let's take a live look outside on this wednesday morning. a little cool out there and mentioning the wind as we wait for sunshine today. colder weather expected top morning. san francisco right now, 56 degrees. not bad. sunshine with a high in the upper 50s. [ birds chirping ]

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welcome back this morning. getting ready to report a mass i amount of layoffs. they will cut around 13% of

people. yahoo has had years of flat revenue growth. the layoffs are expected to span several departments. and u.s. stock features pointed sharply lower, 19 points with yesterday's slide. the federal reserve made the announcement. they were worried about a slowdown in hiring but inlikely to buy more bonds to boost the economy. the dow closed yesterday, features down 90. putting the dow add 13,042. thank you for waking up with kron 4 news. a little cooler. traffic is nice and light. right now in fremont, it's 53 degrees. only a high of 59 today.

5:14 right now. clean-up after eighteen tornadoes touched down causing millions in damage. you could see how rough the weather was. things starting to fly from the wicked winds. you can imagine how big those things are and they've been talked about. no reports of deaths or injuries. thousands of people without power. more than 600 homes were damaged and during the height of the storm, all the flights at dallas fort worth airport were grounded and moved into shelters. they were huge. there was hail coming down at the airport and even this morning. there are about 500 flights and airplanes damaged that just twisted metal from the strong winds. jesse? >> you just talked about the hail from the plane. i want to show and talk about

that with the texas tornadoes. check this out. lasted about ten minutes. the plane eventually did go back to the gate and the flight was canceled because they had to inspect the plane for damage. showing the widespread damage from these tornadoes that ripped through the area. you could see the roofs have just been ripped off of homes. these places are unlivable now. showing how violent and slow- moving the storms were. we're trying to still figure out how many tornadoes touched down because the national weather service is going to head to the area today to survey the damage as we look at

the live pictures and watching going through neighborhoods, it's always amazing when you watch tornado damage as you see one house destroyed. one barely even touched and the camera really showing us what happened when tornadoes ripped through yesterday. houses torn apart, cars flipped over, people's belongings all over the place. we'll check later on. >> these storms expected to move farther to the east. james fletcher watching our national weather forecast. >> storms are crawling. now centered over louisiana, back push in here and see how intense the storm systems are. all the yellows and reds popping up. obviously watching for any potential tornadoes to be spawned by those cells. we have flash flood warnings throughout the state.

impacted not only there but here too with the flight delays. most of california, the stormy weather is up to the north and then there was some still out over tahoe not long ago, but things are starting to taper off. temperatures, that's going to be our story for the day. it will be another mild one. no wet weather. we see temperatures on the cool side as a result of the clear skies out there. 46 in concord and in antioch. here's where the temperatures go in the future. noontime, widespread 50s. so we'll warm up in the low to mid 50s at this point and then advance the clock at 3:00, indicate 60 degree weather. here's a map showing that. 61 for san jose and across the

north bay too. closer to the water you are, the more likely you see upper 50s. that's the way the forecast is breaking out. here's your seven-day around the bay. we're warming up to the weekend. lots of sunshine. easter sunday looking pretty good too with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s potentially. looks like we'll keep it mild for the next couple of days of next week. at 5:19, what do you see? >> we're not tracking hot spots, but this morning on the bay area bridges. the wind advisories in place for every bridge except the golden gate were put in place at midnight. when i spoke with the chp, it would be after the shift change to dispatch officers. the wind is on the san mateo

bridge. it's not in effect right now, but during the morning, they'll be updating the advisories. at the san francisco bay bridge, there's this delays into the cities and at the toll plaza. there's in back-up. looking at the golden gate bridge, an easy ride here with an easy trip southbound. i saw crews there this morning already configuring the span in the southbound direction. let's take a look at the maps around the bay areas. first at the east bay. freeways here look good. no problems. south bay also looks good. here's the 580 ride westbound into dublin and you'll see there are no problems. for the north bay, the commute is fine. on 101 southbound, the drive time still 22 minutes from nevada to the golden gate bridge.

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the new deal. one of my potential opponents, mitt romney, said he hoped a similar version of this plan from last year would be a bill on day one of this presidency. he's very supportive of this new budget and even called it marvelous. which is a word you don't often hear when it comes to describing a budget. >> a house budget chairman said history will not be kind to president obama and accused of refusing to take responsibility of the economy. time is 5:23 and we'll be back in just a couple of minutes. let's take a look outside. clear shot. oakland is 50 degrees. 10 more to make 60 for the high.

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welcome back. time is 5:26. we've got snow in mount shasta. tahoe also seeing some snow. at least it did. things are clearing out just a touch. this is what you can expect over the next three days. the situation is petering out, but we'll see what happens once they get out and do some measuring. a minor chance of it but friday and on, we're looking pretty good. sunshine? this weekend will be fabulous to be on the mountain. we've got a lot of new snow on the ground it will be quite a bit to enjoy. stick around for that. guys? >> thank you, james. in the meantime, elsewhere, the weather was so rough,

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one goh is expected to be arraigned for murder today. the district attorney saying

goh had a tuition dispute with the university that he was kicked out. oikos university, a makeshift memorial is set up although the campus is still considered a crime scene. >> reporter: let's show you the makeshift memorial. not a very big one, but established because yesterday, police officers wouldn't even let the public get this close. you talk about this being a crime scene, you see yellow tape around. it will be two days since the rampage and this place is pretty much frozen in time. you can see the cars over here, probably belongs to the victims as well as the members that were able to get out but because they're still processing all of this, they're not allowing anybody inside. here's video we got yesterday. the reason they're not letting anybody inside is because they need to collect as much evidence as they possibly can.

people walking through there in white suits, hazmat suits, to make sure they don't contaminate any evidence. they need to recover the handgun. they're building a case. without that handgun, perhaps, the defense attorneys will be able to punch a hole in the case. this university will be closed indefinitely. try to talk to public information officer yesterday as well as the police officer on guard this morning. they cannot tell me when this university will reopen, so in the meantime, it looks like it will be closed indefinitely. back to you. >> all right. we'll check back. focus on the victims now. there were seven people killed. one was a man.

other victims were women. 24 years old from oakland. lydia zim, 21 years old. doris. >> the estuary feeds into san fernando bay. when will crews be back this morning? >> reporter: we're not sure. but we do know that yesterday, multiple agencies were out here searching for the 45 caliber weapon that the suspect said he threw out into the estuary. last night, we had the alimeta

police here. the san francisco police department also included in that search. they are really hoping they're able to find this weapon. we talked to j.d. they will son from the county sheriff's office and he talked about the search. >> finding any object is difficult. a gun is not the easiest thing to find. not the most difficult in the world, but it's pretty small. we've got a wide area that we're searching which is why we have divided into three sections. if a gun is found, they generally will mark it off with something that's in the water because what you don't want to do is find it and then refind it, so they mark it off and at that point will call oakland in and see what they want to do about the evidence collection.

>> reporter: and right now, we are waiting to hear back from oakland to see about this decision, mark, obviously it's a developing story. if we get any new information, we'll pass it to you. >> thank you. hundreds of mourners attended the vigil for the massacre in hopes of comforting each other. current students and teachers, staff as well. oakland's mayor gathering in the church to deal with the pain of losing all of these people in this massacre. most brought flowers with them, posters and wore t-shirts to memorialize their friends. more now on the school shooting. we showed you the vigil and now a closer look at the suspect. >> reporter: tonight, we are learning more about what possessed the suspect to allegedly shoot up his former school killing seven people,

wounding three others. the 43 year old confessed to the shooting and is not showing remorse. the motive? revenge. teased and bullied, felt like he was mistreated at oikos university. he bought a handgun and started plotting this revenge. it was in part because of his broken english. there was a grudge against the school that was related to a tuition dispute but also serious money problems unrelated to school tuition. chased by creditors and evicted from his virginia apartment in 2008 before relocating to the bay area. just one year ago, goh's

brother died in a car accident while on active military duty in virginia. kron 4 news. >> thanks. james fletcher with the weather. 101 here past the 87 interchange. we have clear skies. that's why we see temperatures on the cool side. we're not in the 50s like we were yesterday. san francisco right now 47. san jose is close at 49. oakland and concord in the 40s. livermore back in the 40s. temperatures is going to be the story for today. the rain potential already passed us by. we have damp roads, but dry today and probably getting up into the upper 50s to low 60s and have a great looking holiday weekend again. we'll talk more about that in our full check of weather. now a quick check of traffic. >> thanks, james. we inherited wind advisories and now in the process of

updating them. we're not tracking any hot spots and traffic still light around the bay area. interstate light on the freeway. that's about the same for your south bay ride for 101 northbound from the capital expressway to the montague expressway. back to you. >> 5:38. we'll be back in a moment. we'll be back with more in a minute. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ]

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welcome to the newsroom of kron. they're still dealing with pretty nasty weather in the area of texas. but the video is amazing. check out the damage today. the red cross estimates that some 650 homes were damaged. quite amazing sight to see as

we show the aerial pictures of what's happening right now. there was baseball-sized hail. tens of thousands of people without power this morning. we continue to follow the latest from the story on the kron news. we'll take a break and be right back.

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weather. look at that lightning. this is at the airport yesterday and it was accompanied by giant balls of hail and a lot of planes were damaged by that and they're having to deal with that. planes are going to other airports because of it. this is something still going on this morning, affecting travel and also obviously doing a lot of clean-up in texas. luckily, we have no reports of anyone being hurt or killed in the tornado activity. >> weather here in the bay area. let's get more on the forecast with easter weekend. yes, mark, we've got a live look here at the san mateo bridge closer to the 6:00 hour. let's walk through this. 8:00 a.m., cool start. a lot of the temperatures in the 40s. by noontime, we'll see mostly sunny skies between a mix of 50s and 60s. but more inland, you may run into some 60s so that will be good for you. breezy but dry.

we are setting ourselves up for what looks to be a nice-looking weekend ahead. let's take a quick look at temperatures and where we see them. san francisco, same for you. upper 40s in san jose. fehrfairfield, may join fairfield in the upper 30s. let's talk temperatures by noontime. widespread 50s and then by about 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon, we'll see some more 60s on the map. mainly, they'll be confined to the inland locations, to the south, to the east, and the north. look at the highs for today, you'll notice that's where we see the 60s -- 60 to 61 degrees. up by antioch and santa rosa.

we are looking for conditions to steadily improve to the weekend. we've got a nice saturday and sunday to the holiday easter of course on sunday. we see sunny skies and highs in the low to mid 60s. that's your weather. now let's get caught up on your traffic with george. thanks, james. pretty quiet out. no spot spots. chp not on the scene of anything with major traffic. wind advisories for the bay area bridges. no problems because of them and the chp will be updating them over the next 45 minutes. your ride to the san mateo bridge looks good. to problems here, leaving the toll plaza and heading out toward the high-rise. this is the commute direction. that's the westbound ride. the commute for the golden gate

bridge is smooth. they've also finished configuring the bridge. so all four lanes are now open for the length to have span. green showing on the roadway, speeds of 50 miles per hour or better. so no problems on 580 west or 680 over the senole grade. back to you. if you're planning to travel this summer, three hold a top spots. how the airplanes rank in service. >> reporter: a new report finds the overall reports of the airline flights a little higher. wichita state and perdue universities looked at four major elements. on time performance, its success in handling baggage,

customer complaints, travelers getting bumped due to overbooking. the nation's fifteen scored it had best score in the reports 22-year history. >> since 2007 when it was at its worst year ever since doing this, we've seen a consistent and steady increase or decrease, depending on how to look at the number, a steady improvement in the scores for the industry. >> reporter: among individual carriersings top three held their spots. air tran came at number one. hawaiian airlines at number two and jet blue at number three. delta was highest ranked of the legacy carriers at number six. the survey did not, however, look at what the consumers paid for the tickets. a cost upwards thanks to decreased capacity and rising

fuel cost. eleven sailers stranded at sea, the boat they were on became disabled in a storm off the california coast. they made it to shore safely yesterday morning. two people on board had to be taken to oakland hospital. the sailers are competing in an around the world yacht race. the next begins in ten days. it's not clear if injured will take part. we've got clear skies this morning. a little colder but we'll see temperatures warm up as we move into the weekend.

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welcome back to the kron morning news. in the buzz, looks like levi johnson is a bad again. he and his current girlfriend, a 20 year old school teacher, expecting their first child

together. no word yet on the gender of the baby and how far along she is in the pregnancy. mike? in sports, just two games remaining in the season. sharks could place third to ninth place. san jose beating dallas in the final western conference playoffs for us. stopping with 29 shots. logan in the end of the sec period. putting the sharks up for good. eighth and final playoff spot. three points better than dallas. the sharks with two games left in l.a. tomorrow night and then at home against l.a. on saturday night. >> 26 points and leading blocks. 80-61 win over notre dame in the women's basketball championship and kept a 40-0

season. seventh women's team to one through a season unbeaten and the first ever to win 40 games. it is a school's second national championship. we're watching the live pictures in the kron 4 newsroom. we have the latest information on the news at 6:00. darya? and in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, the school shooting in a search for sierra lamar as well and also as justine said, the clean-up and damage with the tornadoes in texas. look at the seven-day forecast, breezy and on the cool side with a high temperature in the upper 50s to near 60. turning a bit warmer after a

cold start. a frost advisory for tomorrow morning in the north bay valleys. nice weather as we head into the weekend. looks really nice on saturday and easter sunday. temperatures climb up in the weekend. nice stretch of weather, just on the cool side for the next few but warming up in time for the weekend. back more in a couple of minutes. let's check outside. dark, but clear. traffic is nice and light at the golden gate bridge. @ñ@ñ