he's been very cooperative with us. he, unfortunately, has not shown any remorse. >> investigators reveal what they are learning from the suspect from yesterday's mass shooting. good afternoon, i'm tori campbell. more information is being released today on the shooting rampage that killed seven people and wounded three others. at this hour, investigators are back at the scene of the

shooting at oikos university in oakland. among the unanswered questions today, is what happened to the gun used in the massacre? police hope to learn the answer with the search that you see here. we have team coverage. paul chambers is following the waterfront search but we begin with tara moriarty at the school. tara? >> reporter: well, investigators say that the gunman has confessed through the shooting. they are describing this as a very cold and calculated move by him. they say that crime -- crime scene technicians have been here all morning. they've been combing through the building that you see behind me. the classroom, they've been dusting it for evidence. this is how it all unfolded yesterday morning. police say 43-year-old one goh sprayed one room with bullets. witnesses say he lined his victims up in front of a chalkboard, like a firing squad, shooting several people

at close range. oakland's police chief told ktvu this morning this was an attack that goh had listen been planning for weeks. he was -- had been planning for weeks. he was disgruntled for being kicked out. he bought a gun. >> he was disgrunted. he was distraught about the fact that he didn't speak very good english and the people in the school, other students made fun of him. >> reporter: now, we spoke to reverend kim, a teacher here at oikos for the past 20 years. he just learned about the shooting this morning. the school is closed indefinitely. meanwhile, we did speak to the alameda county d.a. office's. they say it's too early to tell if prosecutors will speak the death penalty in this case. but we should be learning something from the district attorney this afternoon. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. the identities of those who lost their lives in the shooting are slowly being

revealed. they include chodum and the following -- >> there's no word on the other two, their names. there will be a service held at the allen temple baptist church on international boulevard at 85th avenue. authorities looking for a weapon in the university shooting are focusing their efforts near alameda. today, officers are at a water account front park along -- waterfront park along dolittle

drive -- doolittle driver. paul chambers is there -- drive. paul chambers has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. that boat is the focus of the search. there is also a police search out here. investigators say goh is not telling them exactly where he threw the gun. that's causing them problems but leads led them to the specific area. that's why police will be out here all day long looking for that deadly weapon. >> the most important thing is that we want to protect the public and having a firearm somewhere in our community is something that we want to make sure that we locate. we want to remove it from wherever it is. >> reporter: now, investigators are using this robot with sonar on loan from the san francisco police department to search the waterway along the martin luther king, junior regional park in oakland. police say goh may have thrown the gun into this body of water

after shooting ten people and before turning himself in at the shopping center in alameda. so investigators are search by air, on the water and underneath the water with a robot connected to the boat. investigators say this sonar is very sensitive. investigators will also use another piece of equipment from san francisco police during today's search. >> it can defect items on the floor. additionally, is bringing over their -- san francisco is bringing over their police boatle so we'll have two sonar activations. >> reporter: now, the oakland police boat is out here looking for the gun. they will continue to search the water until they found the gun or they find out this is

not the spot. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you the very latest as it develop, especially on ktvu.com. live in oakland, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, paul. we have an update now on those who survived yesterday's mass shooting. all three of the wounded victims have now been released from oakland's highland hospital. one 19-year-old woman was able to walk out of the hospital yesterday afternoon. a highland hospital spokeswoman says the last survivor was able to go home last night. details continue to emerge about the suspected gunman. one goh reportedly faced a long list of deaths in virginia, where he lived before moving here. there are a lot of liens filed against him, including eviction from an apartment where he owed

$00 -- $13,000. he od other debt totaling $30,000 although he paid some of that off. you can go to our website for more information. san francisco police are looking for suspects deadly overnight shooting in the city's western division. a news crew was there moments after the shooting at eddie late last night. there were at least a dozen shell casings on the ground. the male victim died. witnesses spotted three racing away from the scene in a black sedan. it's still not clear what led up to the gunfire. oakland police are investigating a rolling gun battle with shooters in two different cars. it happened last night on 85th avenue and b street. investigators say someone with stray bullets went no a home with three children inside. no one was hurt. police showed ktvu news some of the bullets connected at the crime scene. at this point, there's no

information on suspects or a possible motive. voters are heading to the  polls in three spots today to cast their ballots to for the republican presidential candidate. mitt romney is hoping for a clean sweep as he turns his focus away from gop rivals. >> president obama's failure, his inability get this economy working for the american people is something we need to be talking about day in and day out. >> if romney wins today in wisconsin, maryland and washington, d.c., he would have more than half of the delry gets he needs to get the nomination. that would increase pressure on the other candidates to drop out. in the meantime, rick santorum trails mitt romney by a wide margin and admits there is a slim chance for a win over mitt romney. he's also looking ahead to the pennsylvania primary where he leads mitt romney by a small

percentage point. it president obama is speaking out today against a deficit rediction plan by congressional republicans. >> republicans running congress right now have doubled down and proposed a budget so far to the right, it makes the contract with america look like the new deal. >> he spoke at a luncheon in washington, d.c., calling the plan a trojan horse. he says it will chop vital programs for senior, children, the sick and the -- and the poor. ♪ >> berkeley business leaders are launching a new campaign to make downtown berkeley feel a little more like your living rule. it's getting more cloudy outside. -- outside. steve will be here to tell us if those clouds will be

dropping any rain. they endured a frightening search and needed the help of the coast guard. now the team is in oakland talking for the first time about their experience.

a fire consumed a six-car

garage in the los altos hills. these are images of the fire on country club drive. >> the garage was under renovation so there was nothing inside and no one was hurt. the 8,000-square foot home was into the damaged but the garage -- was not damaged. but the garage was a total loss. damage is estimated at $700,000. berkeley business leaders are launching a new campaign designed to make downtown berkeley feel like your living room. ♪ >> todd's launch at the hotel shaddock included a little music and -- today's launch at the hotel shaddock included a little music and ambassadors who will be greeting people when they get off b.a.r.t. others will be making sure the streets and sidewalks stay clean. there's also dozens of hanging baskets of flowers and banners. >> we want people to know that downtown berkeley is really open for business. we put a lot of time and energy and planning into re-creating

the downtown. this is just the beginning. >> the downtown berkeley association calls it the, it starts here campaign. business leaders say they want people to enjoy what they call one. most unique places in the country. the crew of an international sailboat arrived in oakland early this morning. they are part of a round-the- world yacht race and they ran into some really rough waters last week. allie rasmus explains how they and their boat survived. >> reporter: welcomed with cheers and aplace, they sailed into jack london square at 3:30 this morning. the crew was happy it be on dry land after what they experienced saturday morning. their boat sailed into a powerful storm. they said everything was fine until a wave came over. >> it was like rumbling like a

freight train and everything broke loose. i was in the water. everybody else was in the water. >> reporter: some crew members were thrown overboard. only their harnesses kept them from being swept away. >> everything was strewn around and the steering wheel was just in bits. >> reporter: two through members were badly -- crew members were badly hurt. in the middle of the pacific ocean, medevac rescued the -- two of the men. hitchen the is pictured -- hitchens is pictured second from the right. she's still in the hospital. >> reporter: and their race continues. the crew will have a chance to relax for the next 11 days until the next leg their journey starts in oak.

allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. the fbi is expanding its investigation into the shooting death of trayvon martin. agents are questioning witnesses in the case to determine whether martin's civil rights were violated. neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman shot and killed martin more than a month ago in florida. zimmerman has claimed self- defense and has not been arrested. we're getting an enhanced look at surveillance video showing zimmerman the night he shot and killed the teenager. this video came out last my. it appears to show -- knight. this appears to show zimm -- night. this appears to show no injury to him but this image shows a possible injury on the back of his head. zimmerman claims martin jumped him from behind, punched him in the nose pushed his head in the sidewalk. last month a state appeals court ruled against the

powerful plant being placed and the residents. today, the marin county board of supervisors will hear an appeal regarding george lucas's plan to transform the old graydy ranch into -- into a large digital facility. lucas' plans include a film production studio, stages, a restaurant, parking, and more at skywalker ranch on lucas valley road in san rafael. some lucky b.a.r.t. passengers this morning were the first to try out some brand- new and clean seats. the customers have been clamoring for them to replace the 40-year-old seats. today, b.a.r.t. officials tried out the seats, taking a test-ride along with regular passengers of between now and april 21st, 100 cars will be outfooted with the

seats. >> the public has been very clear in what their priorities are as far as public transportation. those are three things. we want to have on time and safe and clean service. >> b.a.r.t. passengers are being asked to weigh in on the new seats, using questionnaires on board the cars or by e-mail, twitter or facebook. the most important snowpack survey of the year has mixed results. state water officials say the storms we had last month doubled the amount of moisture in the snowpack from the february reading. it sounds good but it -- but it means the water was just 33% of normal now. but the expected, still puts us at half of the annual totals. well, a lot of high clouds over us. temperatures are running a

little bit cooler today. really kind of quiet. this system not doing a lot. we had some high clouds and then filtered sun. the bulk of this system even though there's not a lot to it is on its way. it's moving toward the north bay already. there's really cold air coming in behind that. that's the big story on this system. any rain will be extremely light the there's some very severe weather going on just to the west and northwest of dallas, actually near arling son, there's been reports of damage there and there's also near dfw airport i hear has been locked down. when you see the purple, that's intense. reports of almost baseball- sized hail and two tornadoes on the ground with reports around arlington as well. so far it's been to the west and northwest of dallas. but there's been numerous cells approaching dallas as well. back to us we are looking for

this to give very light rain. temperatures are surprisingly really close. 58 to 60. take your pick. everyone is within a degree or two with each other. the system will keep it slightly cooler ta. this cold air is going to hang around for a while. high clouds today, 50s and 60s for temperatures. by this evening, the system comes in. but it might give light rain well to the north. but turning colder. that's the main message there. as we head into wednesday, thursday, and friday. hazy, high clouds here for a while. filtered sun. more clouds as that system gets closer. highs, 60s for some. upper 50s low to mid-60s. and then temperatures will kind of hang out in this direction. i tell you, i think yesterday was the warm day. we'll see an increase in the higher clouds. clouds and cooler conditions. there could be very, very light rain coming in and that would be tomorrow and then after

that, we'll start to see tab dash we'll start to see cold. thursday morning, friday morning. lows will be in the 30s t does look -- it does look okay for easter weekend. tonight the city of concord will vote on the effort to stop the theft of copper. they want to hire to foe you can on these thefts. a flying car will be introduced to the public at the new york auto so. the car called the transition has two suits, four wheels and wings that fold up. last month, it flew at 1400 feet for eight minutes -- eight minutes. already 100 people have put

down a $10,000 payment. when we come back, celebrations after kentucky won the championship. but it was not what police wanted to see.

u.s. stocks and treasury, taking a live look at the big

board, the dow is down 90. the nasdaq is down 14. s&p, down 9. the white house is teaming up with the google art project. you can now virtually visit the white house and take a 360- degree tour of the public rooms. the art project also allow us to get an upclose look at various art found throughout 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the google art project launched last year to allow users to visit museum objects in high -- to view museum high objects -- objects in high resolution. thousands el celebrated in the streets of lexington after kentucky won the championship. some people became violent. one man was shot. police say some -- police say some people had words with some people on the sidewalk. someone on the sidewalk opened fire. a man was hit and taken to the hospital with mann life- threatening injuries. the gunman has not been found. several dozen other people were arrested during the rowdy

celebrations. it was the superior team all season long. it was the superior team tonight. the team held off kansas. this is the wildcats' 8th national center. anthony davis who could be an nba lottery pick won the mvp award. the oakland as and san francisco giants continue their preseason bay bridge series tonight in oakland. last night in san francisco, the giants beat the as 4-2. brandon belt had two hits and cabrera hit a home run. matt cain will pitch for the giants tonight. tonight, at 5:00, the harrowing ordeal at sea. you saw alley's report on that rescue a few minutes ago. sal castanedo just talked to

the captain of the sailboat. his story tonight. thank you for trusting ktvu news. we will see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00 and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. thanks for joining us. p@