him. he was behind a wall, and you could only partially see him but he was in a red jumpsuit and didn't say much. he was asked if one goh was his name, and he said yes, and avenues all -- that was all he said because he was conferring with his attorney about the murder charges and attempted murder charges. the district attorney asked if they would seek the death penalty. >> the amount of time anyone who has been around a while cannot recall a crime scene such as this where someone went in and essentially executed seven people and tried to execute three more. the decision regarding whether or not to seek the death penalty in this case will be made following the proceeds which is followed by my office and every case in which there are special circumstances alleged. >> basically, it means that at this point, they don't know if they will charge him or go

after the death penalty. they will have a preliminary hearing, and after the preliminary hearing, they will have a committee, and that committee will decide if they will go for the death penalty or not. i have been on a slew of arraignment cases, and most last a minute, and this went five minutes, charge after charge and name after name, and at one point i had goose bumps and many other people in the courtroom probably felt the same way. jr stone, kron 4 news. >> and we are learning more about the woman who police say goh was targeting, an administrator not on the campus, and there was other information revealed. >> reporter: we are learning about the intended target, the nursing director at the school. we can go to video. she attended a vigil last night. this is her in the glasses on the right-hand corner of your screen. she said that goh asked for a

tuition refund, and she could not refund all his money, and that's why he targeted his anger at her. >> what did we learn about the gun? >> reporter: it was a .45 caliber pistol with four magazinings, a lot of ammunition with each carrying 10 bullets. they are not telling us how many shots were fired, but he had at least 40 or 50 bullets with him, and they are saying almost all of those were gone or were shot. and we can also tell you coming up at 6:00, we're learning new information about what took place when goh pled the scene and went to the safeway in alameda. >> and continue to look for the gun. thank you, kate. the investigation continues, and today, sheriff's lab teg nigzs were at oikos again collecting evidence. they have been there since

monday when the shooting happened. investigators say they want to be at thorough as possible in covering every detail, and crews were searching the oakland estuary where it's believed that goh threw the gun. charles clifford is live with an update. charles? >> reporter: yeah. i'm off 7200 doolittle drive looking at a live picture of the estuary where they are trying to find that murder weapon from monday's shooting. they have finished their investigation for the day, and there are no plans at the moment to return. let's take a look at the google earth map to show you the area. at the top there is oakland and oikos university is to the right and to the far left is where the suspect was arrested on monday morning, the south shore shopping center in al media. and the blue line, if you were

to drive from oikos university to the south shore shopping center and take the most direct route, that's probably where you would go, and they have been searching the estuary in the middle of the screen just off the route, and if we look closer the area is happening just east of doolittle drive. and offshore is the red area where they have been searching. let's take a look at the video from the last day and a half. the oakland police department has had their police boat out here and a boat from the san francisco police department and the coast guard also helping out yesterday, and then yesterday evening around 8:00 in the evening, dive teams from the alameda county sheriff's department were in the water until 2: 2:00 a.m. searching, and them on wednesday, a smaller team was searching along the shoreline but the tide has gone out, and

they wrapped up their dive about 4:00. we come back live now, and at the moment, we understand there are no plans to continue searching in the estuary until investigators have further evidence that, indeed, this is where the gun is at. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> and while evidence is being collected, the memorial outside oikos continues to grow with people leaving flowers and candles to remember the victims, and we want to show you the photos of the victims in the massacre now. the only man killed was from san francisco. and doris chabuko is one of the

seven people killed, and family and friends say that a lot of goh's classmates were afraid of him. we talked with a family friend of the 40-year-old nigerian immigrant and mother of three. >> the whole class was in fear of him, and they were afraid he was going to do something. >> reporter: doris chibuko told her husband, here in this photo, that one goh was verbally abusive, and she and her classmates felt he was upstable. >> she was dreading that guy. >> reporter: her friends said that a surviving victim of the massacre came by the home on tuesday and told them out of all the other students, goh seemed to like doris and even bought her lunch. doris's friends say that the nigerian immigrant was a loving

mother to her children leaving behind three young daughters ages 3, 5, and 8 and a teenaged stepdaughter. >> when this happened, it was so upsetting that it leaves speech little, you know, the reason why. you know uh -- you know, why? i love my family, and this? you know? , it's -- i still don't get it. >> reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> 53-year-old judith seymour was killed and her fiancee talked about her and how he and her children are coping with the tragedy. >> you know, it's difficult every day, can camilla, brian,

and myself, we wake up and think judy will come through the door. it's very hard, but we're getting through it with the love and support of family and friends, and i want to give my condolences to all the victims and their families expected friends, and just do an act of kindness, you know. go out of your way to show life and support even for a stranger and make somebody's day a better day, a happier day, and maybe by people doing that, we can reduce the violence and not have this happen again. >> he said that seymour had wanted to become a nurse like her parents because she wanted to help people, and he thanked people who were offering condolences and ask that people perform, in his words, an act of kindness on behalf of seymour. officials from oikos university are speaking out. kron 4 talked with the vice president. he did not know the suspect

personally, and he said he was horrified when he heard about monday's tragedy. >> of course i was shocked, shocked, you know. i was in san jose, but i really was shocked. >> at the moment, we cannot go into the campus. not allowed to go in until a couple of days, until after tomorrow, maybe. students cannot come back at all, and we cannot -- nobody can go in. so we cannot do anything. we cannot go in before police leave the investigation. >> our coverage continues throughout the evening, and you can check our website, kron4.com. and we will have the latest detail there is and we welcome your photos and comments on facebook and the twitter pages. a live look outside this afternoon, and mostly sunny skies over the bay area, but it's breezy.

you can see the camera bouncing around here, and let's take a look at the current conditions. temperatures are quite cool this afternoon, low 50s close to the coastline, just 52 in half moon bay and 57 in oakland. warmer in the inland valley, 58 in concord, and dismor pleasanton and warmer in the south bay, 59 in san jose. but we mention the winds. it's quite breezy, not just close to the coastline but other spots as well like oakland, 23-mile per hour winds there, and 21-mile per hour winds in hayward, and 24-mile per hour winds in fairfield, and 25 miles per hour sustained winds in half moon bay, and the gusts are stronger than that. the winds are expected to die down tonight, and with the calmer winds, very chilly conditions. frost advisories in effect for portions of the north bay, and tomorrow, sunny like this, but cool and breezy and temperatures in the 50s, and we'll talk more about that plus a weekend warm up in a bit.

a new neighborhood is about to be born in san francisco. how the giants plan to reinvent the area around at&t park and what it means for the future of parking in the area. >> devastating images but no lives lost. the latest pictures of the destruction from tornadoes in texas, and reaction from the people who lived through them. >> i was right there. right in the corner right there. >> big layoffs at a bay area tech giant. how many people are losing their jobs and why the new ceoed that the cutbacks are needed. >> and making sure government workers are not profiting from their position. >> it's a good and necessary thing. >> the new law signed by the president today. >> and a new controversy involving police officers pepper spraying california college students caught on camera ahead. [ birds chirping ]

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get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. a whole neighborhood is headed to san francisco, and the giants are leading the way and announced a $1.6 billion plan to build this, a series of development projects in the mission bay area called mission rock, and it will be south of at&t park. the team plans to convert the parking lot and this pier, pier 48, this area right here into restaurants, shops, homes, and offices, and we have artist renderings here. here are some other ones.

the bay bridge here, and this used to be a parking lot. the port of san francisco owns the land right now, but the city and the giants' owners, they seem eager to workout a deal where the giants would take over, 9000 construction jobs and 7000 permanent on site jobs once the construction is complete. eventually, people will live here and work here and spend money here but they will not park where they used to park, and the giants' games, they generate a lot of traffic, and teresa estacio has information on the mission rock parking plan. >> reporter: i am here at the south end of parking lot a where the giants' organization plans to build a brand new parking structure that will be part of the mission rock development. it will be multi-story and it will contain 2600 spots. that's the same number currently right here in the

flat asphalt rock. as far as of the co, they haven't figured that out yet. right now, on game day, it's $30 to park here in lot a. other lots nearby such as this across the street from the ballpark, an attendant tells me that it starts at $30 and it can go up. these lots, two blocks away on townsend, $40. a spokesperson went giants' organization that does one of the main goals in developing and creating mission walk was to preserve parking for fans. in san francisco, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. it has been mostly sunny this afternoon but cool and breezy and a look at the current satellite picture with a few clouds offshore and a few over the hills, but we'll keep the clear skies in the forecast throughout overnight hours, and you can see nothing offshore but a few spotty clouds, and it has been breezing out there as i mentioned with the wind gusts

pretty strong close to the coastline. 28-mile per hour gusts in hayward, and 29-mile per hour gusts in fairfield. the winds are expected to die down as we head into the overnight hours and will lead to cold conditions and patchy frost through portions of the bay area. into the afternoon, it will pick back up, the winds, that is, and cool temperatures expected once again, only in the 50s through most of the bay area tomorrow and a chilly evening on tap once again for tomorrow night. take a look at the frost advisory through most of the north bay for tomorrow, 3:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the morning, and it's for the valleys and for the mountains, and i think this could extend also into portions of the delta, places like delta and fairfield. quite chilly in half moon bay,

36 in oakland and high temperatures, really not going to be that warm tomorrow, very similar to today's conditions with low 50s close to the coastline and 56 in oakland, and low 60s in sunnyvale and san jose, and 58 in concord, and 59 in antioch, and 58 in livermore. a look at the extended forecast, a cool and breezy day before conditions improve into the weekend, and temperatures warming back into the 60s on friday and upper 60s on saturday, and there is a slight chance of catching rain on sunday night. we will keep you posted but most of your easter sunday will stay dry. it's described as something out of the wizard of oz, violent storms thatter to across north texas on tuesday and sent people scrambling for safety. one day later, the clean up has started, and despite the destruction, there is a lot of relief. >> i was right there, on the wall right there, on the wall

in the corner right there. >> that corner is where gwen dabbs rode out the storm on tuesday afternoon. she covered herself with whatever she could grab. >> the wind was pulling the cover back, and i was holding onto it and just the debris, debris, the glass. >> reporter: people came face to face with danger. >> we saw two tornadoes touchdown about an eighth of a mile up from us. >> reporter: as many as 13 tornadoes may have touched down in north texas. at least one of the tornadoes was likely an ef2 packing winds of 135 miles per hour. >> oh, my gosh! please! >> reporter: the damage is extensive, but north texas, they are breathing a huge sigh of relief. so far, no reports of any deaths. >> we are looking at a miracle,

something amazing. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed across the region. >> i don't have a cut, not a scratch, nothing, and i am so grateful. thank you, lord. >> reporter: so many victims are forced to start over but doing so on a new perspective on what really matters. >> and you are looking at the golden gate bridge on this pretty, sunny afternoon, and the traffic headed over the bridge is beginning to slow down a bit, and let's look at the san mateo bridge, eastbound from foster city. traffic is flowing well. stay with us.

in news around the bay, a trial date has been set for a suspected serial killer, joseph naso, accused of murdering four women in northern california between 1977 and 1994. he has been representing himself at trial but did recently hire a lawyer to help advise him. the trial has been scheduled for november. prosecutors say that they do plan to seek the death penalty

if naso is convicted. new developments in the investigation of a huge federal loan given to solyndra. the half billion dollar loan was approved after a last- minute rushed financial review as part of the obama stimulus plan. it was widely criticized by republican lawmakers. the treasury department argues that the shortened time frame was appropriate. stay with us. more news after the break.

next at 5:00, a bay area tech giant announcing layoffs. who is losing jobs at yahoo. >> controversy over a pepper spray incident involving protesting college students. we'll show you what happened. >> and eating vegetables might be even more important than we thought. why eating things like cabbage could save the lives of women suffering from breast cancer.

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and now at 5:30, yahoo announced major layoffs today, and it's the sixth round in the last four years for the struggling silicone valley company. gabe slate tells us how it could affect users. >> reporter: if you are worried, don't be. it won't affect users. yahoo will not do anything to scare off the 700 million users with one of the largest audiences on the web, and at the present times to keep it that way. the product that is draw in the eyeballs are the most coveted and important a sets. let's breakdown the shocking numbers. yahoo is laying off 14,000 people, and before that, they

cut 2000, and cut roughly 14% of the company. due to layoffs, they expect to save $375 million a year. according to scott thompson, the ceo of yahoo, the layoffs are an important next step to a bold new yahoo, better equipped to innovate. several analyst that i s -- analyst that is i spoke with said that scott is not doing a good job to resurrect yahoo, and there may not be anything that can be done. >> the layoffs are not deep enough, and he hasn't articulated a strategy, and it falls in a strategic vacuum. all told, it looks like somebody that has never done this or hasn't learned how to do this right, and given he's a fish out of water, i don't think this bodes well for yahoo. the market they're in is digital media. the other company like them,

aols also on the ropes, and aol did a better job of bringing in the talent with the huffington post, and yet, that didn't seem to fix the problem begging the question, is there a market for either firm in. >> reporter: gabe slate, kron 4 news. more than a thousand tips in the investigation of the disappearance of sierra lamar, who has been gone for 3 weeks. no person of interest. people in san jose are back home tonight after a car crash and a gas leak forced evacuations. a car hit a house after 10:00 last night, and it rammed into the gas meter causing a leak. the home and other homes evacuated as a precaution.

but pg&e tomorrowed tomorrow -- determined that the area was safe. more than two dozen students at santa monica college were pepper sprayed by police last night. police say that the protest got out of control, and that's when they took action. >> reporter: the problem with the board of trustees' meeting took place here, and it's a very small conferenc< it couldn't accommodate the huge crowd that showed up to protest the proposal to hike prices for core courses, four times the current price. let's check out the youtube video that shows the crowd chanting "let us in" and "shame on you." you can see them pressing up on the officers blocking the door and trying to keep them out of the conference room, and this goes on for several minutes, and then police took action. watch. students fleeing down the halls, and many of them clutching faces, and you can see tears streaming down and hear them streaming.

in a statement, one college police officer said he unleashed the pepper spray to "preserve public and personal safety." not only were the students in front affected but a number of bystandersed chicago other police personnel, college staff, and even children. we'll take a look at a photo showing two women attending to the little girl in the line of fire. she was pepper sprayed, and they were portion water on her face to stop the burning. today, the college president defended the use of pepper spray saying that the police showed great restraint. there were no arrests. the incident is under investigation. president obama signed a new law banning government workers from participating in insider trading. this was the scene as the president signed the bill in washington, d.c. the new law bars members of congress, the president, and thousands of federal workers from profiting from non-public information learned on the job. and it lets the public see more

of government officials' financial dealings. >> it makes it clear that if members of congress used non- public information to gain an unfair advantage in the market, then they are breaking the law. that is a good and necessary thing. we were sent here to serve the american people and look out for their interests, not look out for our own interests. >> investigations last year exposed questionable stock transactions by members of the house including john boehner and nancy pelosi. a week after a jetblue pilot's behavior forced an emergency landing, word of another airline incident. this time, deltad it pulled a flight attendant from a flight. the reason? a security screener thought he was accountaing erratically and was maybe not fit to fly. the flight was headed from buffalo to atlanta. we have no details on what the

behavior was, but it last three hours late with a replacement for the attendant. it's been a sunny afternoon but a cool and breezy one, and this is a live look over the north bay. you can see the clear skies, but there are the winds kicking up. temperatures are cooler this afternoon after last night's storm. so let's take a look at what we're seeing right now, 52 at half moon bay and 57 in oakland. it's 60 degrees in sunny vail, a warmer location this afternoon, and 63 in pleasanton, and 60 in antioch, and take a look at some of the wind speeds going on right now. wind speeds 25 miles per hour in half moon bay and 23 in oakland, and 21 in hayward, and 20sun fairfield and concord. so it's been quite a breezy day but the winds are expected to die down, and that will lead to cold conditions overnight. i'll tell if you the frost

advisory will affect your neighborhood coming up. quite a stunning event in africa as they were giving a speech. as you saw, a powerful bomb explodinged in the newly re- opened national theater in somalia. the suicide bomber killed 10 people and wounded dozens. somali leaders including the prime minister were there, and they were not injured. the attack shattered tentative peace in mogadishu. the theater had just opened for the first time in 20 years. and the situation escalates in maui after a violent coup. a violent rebel faction has taken over timbuktu and all women will soon be required to wear a veil. you are looking at the rebels. many of the city's christians

have fled since the coup on sunday. a british warship sets sail bound for the falkland islands, the latest move in the standoff with argentina over the islands. both countries marked the 30th anniversary of the falkland's war. argentina sees the warship setting sail as an intimidating move. mitt romney really does have a big lead in the race for the republican nomination. but nonetheless, santorum said he is staying in the race saying it's the same battle he's fought since the beginning of the race in iowa. >> everyone has been asking from the days i was driving around in iowa to get out of the race. >> reporter: john mccain is

saying that santorum is irrelevant, and the front leader is romney. >> he has a lot of ground to makeup, and i'm confident that mitt romney will do very well, but the fact is that every day that goes by without being in the general election campaign mode is the day lost. >> reporter: romney does seem to be moving past santorum. >> i think people are free to make their own decision. >> reporter: he has his eyes set on the president. >> i would like to focus our time and attention on those key battleground states and on raising the funds to be somewhat competitive with the president in his billion dollar quest. >> reporter: in what could be seen as a preview of the fall election, mitt romney and barack obama made an appearance at the same newspapers association conference in back to back days. romney told the crowd on wednesday, the president will be judged on his record which romney said he cannot hide from. >> this is not the time for president obama's hide and seek

campaign. >> reporter: the president may not have to flied his job numbers. a recent gallup poll shows job creation is ÷gat a 3.5 year hig and that could affect key battleground states and could swing the election in either direction. the president claimed 51% of voters in those states in a recent gallup poll, and romney, 42%. romney needs 498 delegates to earn the nomination. the next primary could be a knock-out blow for santorum with new york and pennsylvania coming up, and they have 231 delegates up for grabs. stay with us. more news after the break. [ crickets chirping ]

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the dow lost about 125 today and nasdaq down 45 and the s&p 500 14.

>> reporter: loser ultimately because we're having a great year, and this is the second worst day of the year, a lot of red cross the board. yesterday, right before the markets closed, the fed said you know what? we may not help anymore. we may be done. we'll watch the employment numbers and inflation, and unless things get out of hand on the down side, we're probably done. they are starting to -- >> did we see that coming? >> reporter: yeah, and that's a good thing. good thi./kik' is saying interest -- rates are at 2%, and hist olecally, they should be at 4, 5, 6%, and thrilled, and it's an okay thing. >>i knew you would say it's a correction, and yahoo, we have been talking about this rob, a lot of layoffs what will

happen? >> reporter: internet road kill. in the last 5 years, facebook and googles have been eating their lunch, and today, they lose 2000 employees, tragic and a lot of twitter feeds with people showing the boxes as they were told to leave, and $375 million saved by yahoo. >> what happened, exactly? they just not evolve in the same way google did? >> reporter: google did advertising better and facebook did social better. and microsoft has to be the happiest bunch that their take over didn't happen, and the ceo has to show something strong, and what i would like him to do is buy hulu. online video is here to stay and it will grow, and yahoo will be a player. >> a loser, best buy because their credit rating might be downgraded. >> reporter: yeah. this is a reflection of the time, isn't it? >> fewer people going into

stores or buying this stuff online? >> reporter: a a lot of unemployment and nerds that shop at best buy, but we used best buy 10 years ago as a showroom and went in and said that's an awesome tv and then buy it. and now, it's like let's buy it online and save money, and it's turned into a showroom, and whether it's target or wal- mart, the big stores are struggling. >> and the last one, i like the way you timed it, max invades the enterprise. >> reporter: that is for business, corporation america, people like me. >> more into business? >> reporter: the numbers are going up, 46% of corporations now issue macs, and penetration is higher because we are using the iphones and ipads, and the tech departments, they are -- apple didn't play well. they don't do cheaper business computers. but this is great for shareholders. this is starting to -- they got

a lot of room to grow, and they're growing. >> see you tomorrow. >> reporter: yep. well, it was a cool and breezy day out there today but the winds will die down tonight and lead to cold temperatures. let's take a look at the current conditions. temperatures in the 50s through most of the bay area, 54 in san francisco and 57 in oakland, and 57 in san carlos, and 59 in livermore. and you can see the trees blowing in the wind and it's fairly breezy. current wind speeds, 32 miles per hour sustained winds in half moon bay and gusts stronger than that, and breezy conditions in fairfield, 29- mile per hour winds there and 25 in concord and 24 down in redwood city, but, again, the winds are expected to subside overnight, and the area highlighted in blue on your screen, a frost advisory in effect for the locations, the

north bay interior, frost advisory until 8:00 tomorrow morning. the north bay, need more time to defrost the windshields with ice on the windshields for tomorrow morning. and let's take a look at what we're expecting for the rest of the bay area, cold temperatures and patchy frost, and in the afternoon, the winds will pick back up and cool once again and temperatures in the upper 50s, and then into the evening, cool as well, and warmer than what we will see out there tonight but still on the cooler side. as for temperatures tomorrow morning, real cold in spots. 30 in napa, and 31 in santa rose a and freezing in fairfield and cold in pleasantton and livermore, 34 in those locations, and 39 in hayward and 39 in sunnyvale and san jose. for the afternoon, temperatures not rebounding all that much. it will be cool close to the coastline. low 50s in daly city and half moon bay, and 58 in concord,

and 62 in pleasanton, and 60 in san jose. the sorry a alingerring chance of spotty snow into tomorrow, and temperatures warming heading into the weekend, and drier conditions on tap not only in the sierra but here locally, the extended forecast, cool tomorrow and warming friday into saturday, and it will stay warm into sunday as well with a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. let's get a check on the ski report. snow through the overnight hours, alpine meadowses, 3" in the past 24 hours and sugar bowl, same thing, 115" at the base, and if you want to see the other ski resorts, just log onto snowbottom.com. we'll be back after this.

sushi lovers, listen up. federal health officials are investigating a possible link between sushi and a salmonella outbreak. more than 92 people have been reported sick on the east

coast, the gulf of mexico. it's believed that spicy tuna rolls is a suspect in the outbreak. no reports, by the way, here in the bay area or anywhere else along the west coast. a new study is suggesting that women diagnosed with breast cancer should eat more vegetables from the cabbage family. scientists in china say those vegetables improve the odds of surviving cancer. the patients were 62% less likely to die of cancer when they were eating cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens. this is the first time that researchers examined women after a breast cancer diagnose. stay with us. more news after the break.

next, team coverage of the oakland school massacre, new information about the accused gunman's past and what his brother has to say.

plus, pain at the pump. yeah. we can feel that. with many planning to hit the roads very soon, we'll tell you what new trends there are in bay area gas prices. and the job market, people looking to get hired, groups of workers that employers want to hire and where that's happening. all that and more next at 6: 00. 0ñ@ñ

one goh commit add crime of such enormity. >> the evidence piles up. >> he is the only person responsible for what happened. >> we have the total coverage bringing you new details about his court appearance. and what police say he was doing at the safeway when he surrendered. >> one of the clerks allowed him to use the phone. they heard the conversation. >> tonight, we have more from the family and friends around the bay area as they struggle to deal with the cost. >> it's very difficult. we wake up and are afraid that he's going to come through the

door. up at 6:00, developments in the deadly school massacre. one goh, the suspected gunman, was in court today. he is now officially charged with killing seven people, injuring three others. investigators have been back at the oakland estuary looking for the gun he used. divers were back on the water today. and the identity of the woman he was possibly targeting, a school administrator who had refused to give him a tuition refund. and we are continuing to learn more about the victims who were killed in the horrible tragedy. we have more on j. r. stone with more on the charges goh faces. >> reporter: i was in that courtroom and i could see one goh. he have wearing the origin jump suit. as he stood, the judge read all

the charges against him, all ten of them, three murder charges and three attempted murder charges. while he did not say much, the d.a. said a whole lot after the hearing. >> today, my office filed complaints against one goh. we have alleged seven counts of murder. we have aledged three counts of attempted murder with premeditation clauses. in the amount of time that anyone has been around for a while, nobody can recall a crime scene like this where someone went in and executed seven people and tried to execute three more. the information that we have received from some of the individuals who knew him at the school was that he was a loner and, you know, what some might call a loser, but that he didn't exhibit any behaviors that we are aware of that would have aletted anyone that he could commit such a murderous

rampage. this particular individual didn't display any particular behavior that that anybody saw that would have predicted his murderous ram panel. >> reporter: nancy o'malley says that her office will decide whether or not to seek the death pent after a preliminary hearing. that will be weeks, if not months. one goh will be back in court in three weeks to enter a plea. live in oakland, j. r. stone. we are learning more about what happened in the minutes right after the shooting. that's when one goh fled the scene. he carjack add car and went to a store. he made a phone call? >> reporter: he made a phone call at the supermarket there was a quick thinking supervise are market clerk who overheard that phone call and that's how police ended up at that safeway. here is the chief talking about what happened. >> got there. asked to use the phone. one of the clerks there allowed

him to use the phone. they heard the conversation, we presume he was calling a family member. we have not confirmed that yet. after he was done with the phone call, that clerk notified the security company that was patrolling that shopping center. >> we are learning new details about that gun that they are looking for. >> they have not been telling us about the weapon yet. we are now learning it was a .45 caliber pistol, he had four fully loaded magazines which he brought into that school which left him with 40 to 50 shots. he used almost all of those bullets. >> tell us about the administrator, the person who was not there, but he was looking for her. >> we learned her identity. her name is ellen cervellon. she attended the vigil. you can see her there with the hood up.

goh asked her for a full refund and she was not able to give it to him and that's why she became her target. she was not there at the school and she is as shocked as we all are. investigators have been looking for are the gun in the estuary. charles, what's happening? >> reporter: right now, i'm standing right off 7200 doolittle drive. and you are looking at the oakland estuary. this is where investigators had hoped to find the gun that was used in monday's deadly shooting. so far, they have been unable to locate that weapon. investigators have suspend their effort to find a .45 semiautomatic hand gun that investigators believe was used in the oikos university shooting. the shortest driving route between those two locations is represented by the blue line. and just off that route, right

in the middle of this map is where investigators have been searching in the estuary. that is where they believe the suspect had pulled over and thrown the weapon into the water. on tuesday, the oakland police department used their boat to search just offshore. they were assisted by the san francisco police department and the coast guard. divers from the alameda county sheriff department dive team scoured the area until about 2:00 a.m. wednesday morning. this afternoon, a smaller dive team continued the search but they wrapped up their effort around 4:00. >> back live now at the moment there are no investigators left here on scene and we understand they do not plan to return until they have credible evidence that, indeed, this is where the weapon is. for now, in oakland, charles clifford, kron news. reporters caught up with the brother of the man accused

of shooting. you see him with the jacket up there. later on, he said he is ashamed of what his brother did. >> former neighbors say they could not believe they were living next door to the now accused murderer. he was a friendly guy. he would come in and chat with us, little chat here or there but i never would have thought anything. >> it's shock to know that next door used to live a man that killed seven people. >> goh was evicted from one of the apartments that he rented in that state and still owes about 1300-dollar. and we are learning more tonight about one of the seven people killed in monday's school massacre. nabuko was a 47-year-old nigerian citizen. >> she thinks of everybody else before herself. >> reporter: he says his wife

was a wonderful mother. she leaves behind three teenage girls and a stepdaughter. the eight-year-old does not want to talk about it. nefani has a hard time speaking about his loss nches i don't know what we're going to do without her. she is the best thing that's happened in my life. always happy. always smiling. >> reporter: her coworkers said that she had been a lawyer in nigeria and led the class she was taking at oikos university. she was two months away from graduating at the class that she was taking to make her life betterment. >> she's selfless. >> it's hard for people who knew her to put into words what they are feeling. >> it's hard to say. i can't even clean at night. i can't sleep at night.

>> the judith seymour's fiance talked to kron. he says that he is counting on the law to deal with the suspect and that the people will focus on the victims and their family. >> it's a very sad day, tragic day. and that i want people to remember that two or three, four months down the line, that the focus when the trial starts, the focus will be on the trial and the media is going to be, you know -- that's going to be the main story. and i just don't want the victims and their families to be forgotten. i want them to be remembered and to -- you know, have the public continue to give their support and love and not just focus on the trial and the shooter. i think, already, there is too much focus on the shooter and the motives and all of that.

>> reporter: he said that seymour was to graduate in june. she was looking forward to devoting her life to help others. >> our coverage of the school massacre continues throughout the evening. we welcome your photos and comment on our facebook and twitter pages. it has been a sunny but breezy and cold day out there today. a look from our mount cam. you can see the sunshine but also the wind kicking up in a couple of spots. temperatures have been chilly out there, particularly close to the coast line. 56 in oakland. a little warmer down in the south bay, in the upper 50s. we did hit the 60s earlier. as for those winds, boy, it certainly has been breezy. along the coast line, we have seen 30 mile-per-hour winds. right now, 23 mile-per-hour winds in half moon bay. 29 miles per hour wind in

oakland. these are all sustained winds so gusts are even stronger than this. the wind are expected it die down through theover night hours. that's going to leave very cold conditions, especially in the north bay. tomorrow will stay sunny but also still breezy, cool. temperatures struggling to get out of the 50s. we do have a warmup into the weekend. details on that coming up in just a bit still ahead on kron 4 news, new video of the violent texas tornado. a look at the destruction left behind in one of the nation's biggest tornado areas. and a new area surrounding at&t park. we'll take you through the design and the a's and giants preseason series continues. bloop ♪

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the giants organization announced a big plan today. they don't have anything to do with players. they've revealed how they want to develop a big new parking lot near at&t. >> this is parking lot a. as you can see, there is just asphalt. over here, some port a potis. over here, rows and rows of cars. but take a look at this artist rendering. this is an eight-acre park that the many giants want to build. instead of litter and smelly garbage with beer cans, the

giants want this. here is another snapshot of the developments they want to create. and look at this eatery. the $1.6 billion project also includes creating office space and nearly 1000 homes. there will be places to rent kayaks. the entire project is expected toably in 9000 new jobs and 7200 permanent jobs. and there is this>> reporter: i am currently at the south end of the parking lots a. this is where the giant organization wants to build a parking structure. it would be a multistory and coin tampa bay 2600 spots. that's the same amount of spots that are currently in the flat asphalt lot. a spokesperson with the giants says that one of the main goals of mission rock was to preserve parking for fans. if this project gets the green light, they could break ground in 2015 with completion in 2021. in san francisco, theresa stacio a major north bay road is

getting a much needed makeover. highway 12 at the napa solano will be widen. from two lanes to four. the project got started today. highway 12 gets an immediate airier as part of this project as part of a stretch that extends from highway 29 you will the way to independent state 20. talk to anybody who drives this thing frequently, they will tell you this is a dangerous portion of the roadway. this is much needed. the $115 million project is fund by the napa solano county. two lanes will remain open during the construction. the pain at the pump continues as we head towards the easter holiday. national average up today again, hitting 3.93. prices staying pretty steady. in san francisco, the average is 4.38 a gallon and san jose, it's 4.29. oakland, 4.28.

we are not paying the highest prices in the country. hawaii's average is standing at 4.60 a gallon and you are looking at the cheapest gas, 3.58 in wyoming. and new information is coming to light this afternoon. whitney houston's final autopsy report shows that she drowned face down in a tub of hot water about a foot deep. investigators have also confirmed they found a white powdery substance in her hotel room. the death was ruled an accidental -- accident drowning. we'll have more on the new information on whitney houston's death. it's been a sunny day out there but quite windy and chilly. mostly clear skies over the bay area and it's going to stay that way as we head into the

overnight hours. a few clouds offshore. clear conditions overnight. we have seen breezy tns this afternoon. if the winds stay up over night, it would not allow our temperatures to get as cold but it looks like these wind gusts are going to start dying down in the overnight hours. temperature are going to die down with them. 28 in con core, 26 in hey war, 25 in redwood city. breezy pretty much everywhere this afternoon. here is what you can expect out there tomorrow. clear skies. cold temperatures. patchy frost as you head out the door. temperature in the 30s in a number of places. into the afternoon, winds pick back up. temperature are going to stay on the cooler side really struggling to get out of the 50s. another chilly evening on tap although it won't be quite as cool as what we are seeing. because the wind are going to be dying down, temperatures plummeting. frost advisory has been issued.

temperatures possibly below freezing. you certainly want to ge get yourself some time to defrost the windshield before your morning commute. let's take a look at the temperatures. 41 in santa rosa. also going to be freezing in fairfield. really cold inland valley. temperatures really not improving that much into the average. another round of mostly 50 degrees reading. just 54 in half moon day. 56 in oakland. down in the south bay, we are looking at 60 degrees in san jose. 58 in concord. 59 in fair field, getting into the low 50s in santa rosa. there is a chance of a few linkerring spotty snow showers into to. conditions will be drying out into the weekend, warming up as

well. hitting the 50s by saturday. we will a be warming up here locally, too. tomorrow, breezy and cool. friday, warmer. saturday, noticeably warmer as well. 60s in a number of places. staying warm into sunday. a slight chance of showers into the later evening hours. but mostly we'll see increased cloud cover. now for a checkup on your snow ski report. five inches of powder. now 80 inches at the base. north star, tahoe, four inches of new snow. 92 at the base. a couple of inches of new snow in the past 24 hours. up to 88 inches at the bay. for more information on the ski resorts and others, just log on to snowbowl.com. let's take a quick look at traffic. traffic is moving fine, flowing in both directions. >> let's look at san mateo. i guess that's san mateo that we are looking at.

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in oakland, one goh, the man accused of going on a rampage was in this courtroom for the first time. a judge gave him a list full of charges that he now face, a list that includes seven murder charges, three attempted murder charges. goa did not enter a plea today but will do that in three weeks' time. reporting in oakland, j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >> we are learning a number of new details about the shooting including that one goh brought a .45 caliber into school with four full magazines of ammunition. he emptied almost all of the magazines. he asked to use a phone when he was fleeing. police believed he called his family and that is what led police to the scene. a cashier over heard that phone

call. kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> continuing our coverage of the deadly school shooting in oakland, here at the oakland estuary, investigators have finished their search for what they believe was the murder weapon used in that shooting. of a two days of searching with bodes and divers, they have been unable to locate that weapon and have no plans on returning here to the estuary until they have evidence that, indeed, this is where the weapon is located. >> continuing our coverage. the husband of one of the women killed during today's massacre said that his wife and her classmates were terrified. suspect. one goh had been verbally abusive toward other students and administrators. she was afraid he was unstable and would do something. the family and friends are angry that the school department do more to protect the students. continuing our coverage now of the oakland school massacre. timothy brown of san jose, the

fiance of judith seymour, one of those who died says there is too much focus on the shooter now and is asking people to remember the victims. >> many of them have lost the love of their life and we have to realize that and don't forget, you know, and just keep everyone in their thoughts and prayers. >> brown says that his fiance was studying to be a nurse out of a desire to help others. >> i'm in hayward where family and friends will gather to remember 20-year-old lydia sim. this is one those killed in the massacre on monday. >> and this just into the kron newsroom. san francisco international airport says now they are mourning the loss, the only man who died in monday's shooting

in oakland. sarangutea had worked at sfo for the last hospital he worked the night shift and hoped to use the education he was getting to become a custodial supervisor. in tech news, yahoo is laying off 2000 people. before announcing that, they employed around 14,000. this lowers them to around 12,000 employees. they cut roughly 14% of their company. through the layoff, gentleman hoo expects to save around $375 million a year. gabe slate, kron 4 news. the giants organization revealed some big plans for parking lot a, right across the street from the ballpark. they want to develop this area into a waterfront park with restaurants and homes. they also plan to build a parking structure to preserve parking for fans. if they get the green light on the project and they plan to

break ground in 2015. in san francisco, theresa stacio, kron 4 news the big weather story tonight, a cold night on tap as we have clear skies, cooler air and calmer winds in store. winds are fairly breezy right now. you see winds in the 20 mile- per-hour range. gusty. starting to die a little bit in half moon day. pretty brief. 24 mile-per-hour wind in oakland. 20 mile-per-hour wind also down in san jose. but, again, those winds are expected to subside over night' going to lead to temperatures dropping off pretty rapidly. a frost triesry has been issued for the north bay. this is going to be for tomorrow morning, 3:00 to 8:00 in the morning. temperatures will be around freezing through portions of the north bay. let's take a look right now. 30 degrees in napa. sub freezing in places.

34 in pleasantonnah and livermore. 39 in san jose. so quite a chilly morning. it's going to be pretty cool through the afternoon as well with temperatures mainly in the 50s. a couple of places getting into the 60s. pleasant on at 62. a look at your extended forecast, one more cool day before things start to warm up. we're going to be warming it up into friday and saturday, saturday reaching the upper 60s. looks like we'll stay there for sunday as well with a slide chance of showers up to the north. police in ohio investigate a brawl type fight at a club. we have today's edition of take a look at this. >> the latest brawl took place just over this past weekend. take a look at this. youtube video shows the brawl that shows several young boys fighting while a man, armed with a gun, believed to be the referee warns onlookers that they will be shot if they interfere. police say that the crowd did

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good evening. the practice games are over. time to play ball. out to the ballpark today. the final exhibition, a's and giants, 39,780. they made the tickets affordable and for these two exhibitions against the a's, the crowds were there. buster posey with an rbi and the giants with a 1-0 lead. here is your favorite, jonny gomes. we had some tremendous interviews with j. g. he homers here. a's with a 3-1 lead.

everybody pretty much in let's get it over with. the regular season begins friday and that's it. 8-1, a's win. a's home for the second season opener, with the first one in japan. giants will be on the road in arizona. i'm laughing because both vern and kevin, the pro cueser, say, we have scintillating postgame thought. here they come. >> i'm really excited. started stirring a little bit, end of spring and lost a little bit of confidence. you know, it's great. >> you know the team is behind you. players and coaches. it makes it easier for you to go out and do your job. >> belt made the roster for opening day. how do you like aubrey huff? >> oh, man, i just remember last season at this time, we

were out there trying to play right field. a little rough. you were there. was any of these names that start with belt? there was a little rumble. there was great rumor. he might open the season in aaa. >> you can't deny the numbers. looks like that's going to be the offensive performance that will get you to make the team. he hit .389, had the 9 home runs, had the 10 rbis in 72 at- bats. he just would not be denied. yeah. >> and he had nothing else to prove. so why not have him on the ball club. >> and he is one the best hitters they have. it's just a matter of getting the at-bats, you figure. >> absolutely. >> here is the surprise. belt will start at first. huff is a natural it is baseman. posey, when he is not catching plays at first. and there is another first baseman. >> they needed another glove. they bring in the utility guy and he is not a young pup. he is 27 years old.

he batted .254 in the spring but there is something about him where the giants regard him where they felt like let's just get some confidence in this guy. if he does get some confidence, maybe he'll produce for us. you were listening in the radio. this turned into a big thing on knbr. funny, the tweeter world. is there not going to be room for schierholtz and eventually there was. >> yes. and the reason being, he batted .200 in the spring. he was 0-for-2 again today and the giants 8-1 loss. and he went from the starting right fielder at the very beginning of the spring back to the bench. but, hey, they leave him on the team. he'll just get his money. >> will he start friday in the opener? >> i don't think think so. i don't know if he's going to start. best case scenario, he is

probably a lit-game fill-in. >> at least he made the team, san ramon kid, just got married. i kept hearing he was going to get cut, i thought, come on. good for him. huff, funny how, remember, two years ago, he is wearing a thong. oh, my god. >> and he was the go-to guy in that locker room. you got great quotes. this spring, i have to tell you, he has been give. a little prickly. i mean, -- >> they don't owe him $11 million, you wonder if he is they're going to keep him. >> yes. >> and, you know, but last year, they had to force feed him out there. and now belt is saying and he has to learn the outfield. i wonder how aubrey huff feels about this. >> well, that's the thing. if you are used to being a starter and then you are at the

end here, you know, again, remember two years ago, that's why i always. >> he was the pied piper. that aubrey huff. >> i know people get mad that i'm cynical. i remember doing the parade. even the news director says, how come you don't love these guys? >> because i know if they don't win, people are going to get on him. >> and you always say, i need to see him do it again. >> he has not done it again. >> that's right. >> matt cain, does he look any different to you with 127 will million dollars in his wallet? >> well, people were laughing in the press box when he gave up that home run. he is overpaid. [ laughter ]. >> he is the beneficiary of being a good pitch another a market where they are just dealing out a lot of money and he is durable and he throws strikes and the giants are going to make him -- they must think if they can ride his

shoulders longer than perhaps tim lincecum. it's just a matter before he breaks down. >> i hate to say, giants had no choice. they had to re-sign him just the way everything was set up. >> exactly. >> all right, vern. you are insightful, and you know your stuff. >> a's will have practice. >> you're going to interview you in the parking plot. >> no vern is so cute. you are in the parking lot more than -- it's more of a technical issue than aesthetics. >> i gripe about it and you smile. that's it. >> want to see the miami marlins open the new ballpark. be has an opinion. it's one of those where they can close the roof. they closed it for the game. you make your own judgment. everybody feels differently about this. some feels inspired when they see ali. some moan what the board of

boxing d david friesz, the m.v.p. in the world series scores. jose reyes will break it up. right now, carat ma is gone but the ballpark is pretty nice. it's right now cardinals 4-1. when we return, rain ahead for the masters. a minor big deal. didn't get it finished but we did have a hole in one. why don't we just show it so everybody can turn it off. no, we won't show it -- >> we are showing it. >> oh, there we go. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind.

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all right. rain hovering above the masters. how about the legends of palmer, player and niklas.

nicklaus. thomas bjorn. we told you earlier and our director roseanne pull i had out. mark wilson takes the wowps on the green and spins back into the hole for his hole in 1. the 75th hole in one in the 75-year history of the hole in one. the event got washed away by the heavy rain. when we will be able to see tiger tee off tomorrow before 8:00. >> what would you give me some lead time so i can look at the forecast? >> see, i'm from the old school figuring that people don't have to read a cue card it's not cue card. i have to do some analysis. >> i'll give you some credit for being honest. >> i know what's going on here. >> how does it look for sunny

vale? >> a little cold. >> i hate rehearsing. i would rather have something bomb naturally than -- like when ask you a reporter a hard question and the guy comes back and gives you the declaration of independence, he had three hours to warm up. >> yeah.

the stars now defending jessica simpson, after her fat attack. >> why are people asking if the mom-to-be really gained too much weight? it is -- is it any of their business? i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm brooke anderson. "the insider" is on. jessica simpson has gained a lot of weight. >> she's pretty fat. >> the "today" show doctor under fire for slamming jessica's 40-pound pregnancy weight gain. >> there is a health risk for gaining too much weight. >> just lay off her. >> the hollywood moms who are taking sides now. >> most women aren't supposed to really gain more than 25 pounds. >> what kind of conversations have you had with nbc about joining the "today" show? >> oh, they didn't tell you? >> you didn't answer the question.