returned to oikos university today dressed in white suits and gloves, they methodically combed through the school looking for any evidence that will help investigators piece together the shooting rampage that left seven people dead and three wounded. while police gathered evidence, the district attorney was preparing formal challenges against goh the man that police called the biggest mass killer in alameda county history. but will goh face the capital punishment? >> the multiple murders does make him eligible for the capital punishment. >> reporter: will you seek it? >> he was disgruntled, he was upset because he was picked on. very distrout about the fact that he didn't speak very good english and people in the school, other students made fun of him.

>> reporter: investigators say goh planned the shooting for weeks, they said he had been expelled for the school and was looking for the administrator who was not there yesterday. >> he's been very cooperative for us. has not shown any remorse unfortunately, but has been very cooperative in terms of giving us details of what happened. >> reporter: witnesses say goh grabbed a secretary, brought her into a classroom, ordered students to line up then began firing. >> he had a dispute with the school about how much tuition he had paid and that that she was his target. >> reporter: goh is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. the issue on whether they will seek the death penalty is still months away. a memorial for all the victims is set tonight. this as we're learning the heartbreaking stories of one of the people killed in that shooting. she was a mother who's young son still doesn't know that she's dead. rita williams talked to her family today and told us about the voice mails the victim left

after she was shot, rita. >> reporter: that memorial begins here in just under an hour. of those seven victims only one of them worked at this school. kathelyn ping's brother opened his sister's home to the home that his sister helped buy and moved her family into, a few days before her father's birthday. >> reporter: i'm so sorry. >> it's all up to god. we've already forgiven him. >> i'm going to miss her but i need to face the truth. that she's gone. >> reporter: deeply religious, kathlyn's parents, two sisters and brototrs say they believe they have to love their enemy so they forgive the man accused

of killing their oldest child 24-year-old kathlyn ping who was the office secretary also going to school to become a nurse. >> she died shortly on the operating table, that's what the police said. >> reporter: i met her parents shortly after her parents were told she was dead. her 4-year-old child does not know his mother is gone. kathlyn's son's father does not know either. katlyn called the family four times and left voice mails while they were outside playing with her son. when they listened to them last

night, they realized she was dying. >> you can only hear like -- [grunting ], then nothing. >> reporter: her parents told me that kathlyn ping was the brain, heart, soul of this family. so they say in a way the gunman not only killed katlyn but the whole family. the alameda county coroner has confirmed they have identified the seven victims. at this point the office is only releasing six of those names to us. they are judith seymore of san jose, lydia sim of hayward, sonam choedon of el cerrito, kim of union city, chibuko.

the other victims are names are being not being released until the next of kin has been notified. the 911 calls are being released. and if you listen closely, you can hear the gunfire. >> can we get another ambulance down here for the second victim inside, 7900 edge water. >> dispatchers, police and firefighters started to identify the victims and rushed to get them help. >> we've got at least five down inside the building. >> the man is armed with a small handgun. >> the suspect is armed with a small handgun, again last name of goh. >> as we eventually learned, the officers found 10 victims of the shooter, three, only three survived and they have all now been releaseed from the

hospital. we want to show you live pictures pictures, officers are using a vote with an underwater camera believed to be used in the shooting. coming up at 5:30, alex sadvidge will have a life update with new information on the suspected gunman. the suspect goh is living on and off with his father in an oakland apartment building, we went there today to talk to neighbors. >> i can't even imagine what it must be hike for, especially for his family and the families of all the other people, it's just terrible. >> coming up, more of what we learned about the suspected shooter and what may have motivated the rampage. our coverage continues throughout our evening newscast

with new information on the victims as well as tonight's memorial. you can also go to our website for the latest updates and new video, you will find links to the story right on our home page. don't federal agents have more important things to worry about? that's what angry protesters were saying today following that medical marijuana raid yesterday. david stevenson is joining us now and tell us that people broke federal law trying to get their point across. >> reporter: this san francisco medical marijuana dispensary has been facing eviction, but it's a federal raid yesterday that prompted a lot of people to take to the streets today.. more than 200 angry people rallied at san francisco city hall, furious about a federal crack down targeting the owners of dispensaries. >> we're patients, not criminals. >> reporter: the criminal task forces that nine san francisco landlords have received warnings from the u.s. department of justice to evict

dispensaries within 45 days or face forfeiture of their property. >> we have a lease and we would like to stay inside it. my heart goes out to my landlord. >> reporter: jason rivera and other medical marijuana users were also outraged by monday's federal raid of oakland's oakstedrame university. >> we came out here because of the raids that went down yesterday. >> reporter: simultaneously worked to catch an alleged mass murder. >> look what happened in oakland yesterday, there was shootings, there's crime everywhere. >> this is our state, our laws. >> reporter: protesters marched to the northern california office of the u.s. district attorney. several people lit up joints in defiance of federal law. an attorney for landlords of marijuana dispensaries say they hope to have the next confrontation in court. >> on behalf of the landlord, we're trying to keep the

federal government from seizing the property that they own. >> reporter: the doj didn't return our calls for comment today. protest -- protesters had planned to occupy city hall, instead they had a sit out. david stevenson. an angry crowd of medical marijuana supporters clashed are federal agents. ktvu later took an exclusive tour. the building. the u.s. marshal service, the drug enforce agency and the internal revenue service were all involved in the raid. today an irs spokeswoman told ktvu the case is still under seal so there's no new information to share. oakstedrame is asking current students to contact the school. we're learning from the mother of one of the victim

believed to have killed by the speed freak killers. kimberly billy disappeared, and joan the vanished. their remains were found in an abandoned well. joanne shelley said today she is relieved that her daughter's body is finally coming home. >> i didn't want to die and never know where my child was. i wanted to know where my child is, and that was the main important thing is my child. >> convicted killer shermantine led police to where he and herzog buried the victims. this is primary voting day in some states, just a few minutes ago hear the associated press declared mitt r-plny the winner in maryland's contest. in maryland and at the nation's capital polls closed just about 10 minutes ago and again romney has won the maryland primary beating a chief republican

rival rick santorum in that contest. in wisconsin, polls will close in a little less than one hour from now. both rick santorum and romney have been campaigning hard in those states. romney handed oeut more than 200 sand -- handed out more than 200 sandwiches at a sandwich shop. >> reporter: rick santorum is waiting for the results tonight. we want to show you a live picture now from mars, pennsylvania where santorum is rallying his supporters. santorum's campaign says the small town in pennsylvania was very close to where santorum was raised. here's what's at stake, 98 it will 98 -- 98 delegates are up for grabs in maryland. maryland has 37 delegates and washington, d.c. has three.

now the republican candidates for president would need 1,144 delegates to clench the nomination. at this point mitt romney has 572 delegates. that is half the amount needed to win and that is not counting the his maryland win announced just minutes ago. rick santorum has 272, newt gingrich has 135, ron paul has 51. facebook is fighting back in a legal battle with yahoo over alleged patent infringements. facebook filed a lawsuit accusing yahoo of violating 10 of its patents. covering areas including photo tagging and advertising. the latest legal action comes weeks after yahoo filed its own lawsuit against facebook. yahoo is claiming that facebook violated 10 patents covering advertising, privacy controls and social networking. wall street saw a retreat today one day after the s & p closed at its highest level since may of 2008.

stocks closed lower after federal reserved policymakers said they were worried about a slow down in hiring. that appeared more likely to buy more bonds. now the dow is down 65 points to 16,199. the nasdaq was down two points to 2,114. he is out in the water and authorities can't find him. we'll tell you about the desperate search going on for a missing fisherman. and take a look at the devastation that was caught on camera, at least two tornadoes tear through texas. we will show you more pictures coming up. outside our doors, clouds, sunshine and a few sprinkles falling over the bay area, we'll take a look at when you will see some of the wet stuff, coming up.

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the los altos hills. authorities say the call came in this morning. firefighters arrived to find the 2,000 square foot garage in flames. no one was home at the time, no injuried have been reported. at this hour a desperate search is still underway for a fisherman who fell off his boat. janine de la vega is there tonight and is telling us what the fisherman was wearing, and unfortunately what he did not have on. >> reporter: published reports say this man was from salinas he's 42 years olds and supposedly a father of two. it's been 10-1/2 hours since he was last seen on a commercial fishing boat that is named nani elaine, and it was based out here at monterey harbor. rescue crews say they are not giving up. >> reporter: a search stretching from the shoreline at moss landing to the ocean had crews from the coast guard and monterey fire and county busy today. a crew from a commercial fishing boat took off from the

harbor at moss landing to fish for black cod. >> i believe 12 miles west southwest of moss landing harbor they knew they could confirm for sure he was on board. that was the last time they had seen him and about a mile later they realized he was not on the boat. they searched the boat and confirmed he was no longer on board. >> reporter: the coast guard sent a helicopter to do air searchers and three of their boats saturated a 15-mile area west of moss landing. crews on the ground searched with binoculars and communicated closely with rescue boats. visibility was good but they are concerned about the length of time the fisherman was in the water. >> he was wearing rain gear, orange which is good for detention, but he was not wearing a life jacket unfortunately. >> reporter: they have a computer program that determines the survivability rate of someone who's been in the water that long and that will help the coast guard

decide when and if this will turn into a recovery effort. reporting live from monterey, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. while authorities are following up on tips and leads in the search for sierra lamar, community volunteers are reorganizer. they're planning the next big search for this saturday. they say so far much of the search has covered public land, they're now planning to search public property. the santa clara department also plans to send out its search team sometime this week. the fbi is starting its own investigation into the shooting of trayvon martin. officers ar -- are looking into the background of george zimmerman. they want to know if he was racially motivated when he call 911 to report martin as suspicious before he proceeded to pursue the unarmed teenager. zimmerman's attorney denies this is a case of racial

profiling. we're also getting a new enhanced look at surveillance video showing zimmerman the night he shot and killed martin. this video came out last week with zimmerman looking uninjured. but a newly enhanced version shows what could be a bump on his head. zimmerman claims that martin jumped him from behind, punched him in the nose then pounded his head into the sidewalk. at least two texas twisters left a path of devastation through the northern part of that state today. and we have pictured to share with you that were actually taken as the storm was happening. the video you see here was taken in dallas county, if you look closely in the middle of screen, you can actually see pieces of semi trucks being picked up and tossed by the strong wind. you also saw those flashes, those are power lines lines lurking at the storm. these are pictures again taken as the tornadoes was approaching glen heights. look on the center of the screen and you can see the

tornado right there with that characteristic funnel shape right behind the whataburger sign. that's ran castic south of dallas, the entire roof was ripped off. with this wider picture you can see an entire neighborhood was devastated people here just coming back into their home areas looking to see what if anything is left. we're beginning to hear from survivors two of whom road out the tornado in the closet of their home. >> my daughter got in the closet, then i started to get up, the next thing i know, when we opened the door, it was just a big disaster. >> amazing that we're still living. terrible, i got into the closet with my animals, thank god the kids were not at home today. >> reporter: we just showed you the devastation those two women made it out okay. but still hundreds of flights had to be ncelleat dallas

fort worth international airport. in fact, the spokeswoman there said airport employees said crews pulled the passenger away from windows as the storm blew through. rosemary orozco joining us tonight. >> you have to be to fort brag to see any accumulation. but that front we were expecting finally arriving. for most of us a quiet day, saw sunshine once again. temperatures back into the 50s. the north bay two to four degrees cooler today but the rest of the bay area very similar to yesterday. even slightly warmer in some cases. a closer look at where we're seeing per happening a little bit of rain. partly sunny and mostly dry is really what is being reported at these areas. it's coming off the coast here, this will continue to shift and

over the course of the next hour or two it will move over central portions of the bay then into the south bay for the evening hours. not expecting a lot out of this but maybe a little bit of drizzle. maybe a few sprinkles hitting the ground. 66degrees right now in concord, upper 50s, low 60s in san francisco. and with this system, the front passing through we're seeing the winds pick up as well. check on that in just a moment. the satellite radar showing you now that front moving through. a little easier to see when you get it in motion. this is going to move through by tomorrow morning, it's pretty much out of here but this is the cool air that will follow. we're going to remain in an unsettled rainy pattern for the next several days. into the overnight hours we're going to continue with the scattered showers a possibility, and then wednesday maybe a little unsettled with cooler conditions, that's going to be the main story over the next couple of days. just how much cooler we are.

winds picking up any where from 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusting to near 20 and some areas right around san jose, fairfield, sfo just a quick look at some of the temperature changes we're expecting for tomorrow. 57degrees expected in san francisco. we'll take a closer look around and i'll show you that extended model all the way into the weekend coming up in just a little bit. it's a new look for b.a.r.t., new seats for riders but now what the transit system needs from passengers. and take a look at these pictures that just came into our newsroom moments ago, these images were taken from the mast of that yacht that was hit by a monster wave in the pacific. we're going to show you more pictures when we return. new at 6:00, it's a greater concern than childhood drug use, the greatest risk children are facing today according to an exclusive field poll and where it's harder to tackle the

problem. the controversial accusations made today about how the uc berkeley case is being handled.

we have new video to show you tonight of a racing yacht just getting slammed by a 100- foot wave. just a few minutes ago we obtained these pictures of the yacht as it was hit by a storm during a round the world race. it ran into some rough weather saturday morning some 400 miles off the golden gate. the vessel's finally arrived in oakland this morning. now coming up at 5:45, ktvu's sal castaneda talks to the sailors on board on this ordeal. b.a.r.t.

debuted it's new and cleaner seats. b.a.r.t. board members tried out the new seats alongside regular customers. both passengers and top brass agreed that they are much nicer than the old seats. the old wool seats stain easily and must be replaced every few years. but the new ones will last for more years and are easier to keep clean. >> less cost, they're easier to maintain and they're made in america. >> reporter: b.a. r.t. passengerred helped pick the new seats. 62% chose the new blue fabric seats at their top choice. >> the public has been very clear and what their priorities are. those are three things, we want to have unsigned, safe and clean service. >> reporter: the agency is earmarked almost $2 million to replace seats in up to 200

train cars. 100 cars will beout will beout -- be outfitted with those new seats. if you want to give your feed back, contact b.a.r.t. via e-mail, twitter or facebook. the city of concord is getting ready to vote tonight on copper thefts. under the plan the officer would be paid by concord disposal. the city has seen an increase in the theft of cooper and other recyclable materials over the last year. neighbors are demanding a new environment impact report as well as other studies in the gradywich area. sky walker large on lucas

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seven people dead, three others wounded. alex sadvige is live in alameda with more on that search. >> reporter: police say that gun has not yet been found. they believe the shooter likely discarded that handgun into the estuary. the coast guard was out searching the water and the shores. in the meantime we're learning more on what might have motivated the suspected shooter. a newly released booking photo of goh, the former student accused of opening fire on students and an employee at oikos university yesterday. according to authorities, goh was facing difficult times, his brother and mother died last year. the san francisco chronicle says goh was dealing with a list of debt including $23,000 in back taxes. he was living off an on with his father in this oakland

apartment building where neighbors recall seeing goh. >> i cannot even imagine what it's like especially for his family and the family of all the other people, it's just terrible. >> reporter: if alameda county sheriff's department tells me goh is in segregation now. he's cooperating with investigators and has told them he felt mistreated and disrespected by classmates. police say goh has been expeled from the small christian college and was targeting an administrator yesterday but that woman would wasn't -- woman wasn't at the school. meanwhile they're still searching for the murder weapon. they believe goh may have tossed it next to the water near the shooting scene. oakland police are getting help from across the bay. >> we have had san francisco police department respond with their marine unit, it's equipped with sonar, that sonar has searched the specific area of the water that the investigators have concentrated on. >> reporter: and a representative from the district attorney's office told

me about an hour ago, goh has not yet been formally charged in this case, he's due to make his first appearance in court tomorrow afternoon. we're live in oakland, alex sadvige, ktvu news. at this hour a memorial is about to get under way in oakland to mourn the loss of lives in yet's -- yesterday's shooting. the event will be held at allen baptist church to accommodate a larger crowd. >> the initial reaction of course being shock, but then a real, real, real outrage. what can we do to help? what can we do to wrap our arms around the victims, around those who are students, around those who are workers, administrators at oikos.

>> among those scheduled to attend, oakland major jean quan, police chief jordan and larry reed. we will go to the memorial for the victims and bring it to you live, you can also go to our website for the latest update and videos. car sales are a major economic indicator and reports showed today that indicator is doing very well. tom vacar shows us the reasons car sales are improving. >> reporter: attorney and domestic, an economic perfect storm of various factors has proven to be the keys for success. >> good afternoon, cooper stores, how may i direct your call. >> reporter: this morning, the mood was upbeat. at the beginning of the

recession, ross says he could only keep 100 vehicles on his lot, today he has 300. >> each month is going to get better and better. >> reporter: one demand improved, two many older cars are wearing out, no longer worth fixing. three, high gas prices make investing in more fuel efficient cars a good choice, four, the quality of cars has never been better and five easy low cost financing has returned. >> optimistic about the future. >> reporter: so much so ross has just opened up a new showroom for his booming honda business. >> people are feeling more confidence and shopping more and willing to take a risk especially with the interest rates so low. it's a better deal right now. >> there is also the hybrids and the better fuel economy cars coming out now. but people will probably see as a better investment. >> reporter: other walnut creek stores have seen improvement to

models and new models are seeing a strong gain. >> the dodge dart is going to be the car that gets us into the 40-mile per gallon range. >> reporter: in fact, monthly u.s. auto sales are now at their highest level in four years. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. we are following the republican primary voting in wisconsin, maryland and washington, d.c. tonight. all the polls will be closed in the next 30 minutes but we know mitt romney has already won in maryland where polls closed at 5:00 our time. now let's go to a live picture from mars, pennsylvania. that's where santorum is watching the returns, you see here some of his reporters. santorum's campaign says he chose to rally his supporters here at his home state. pennsylvania holds their primary three weeks from today.

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the app encourages you to compete with your friends to see who has the most energy efficient home. there are 15 power companies participating including pg & e and the city of palo alto utilities. berkeley city is inviting people to experience a new vamped up downtown. they say the downtown area underwent a renovation. the town is also looking for ambassadors to keep the downtown clean and trendy. >> we've put an awful lot of time to planning and recreating the downtown. this is just the beginning. >> reporter: the $1.2 million it starts here campaign is a five year commitment. residents in walnut creek say they are pretty happy where they live. in a survey done for the city residents give walnut creek high marks in almost every

category including appearance, shopping, cleanliness and desirability as a place to work. only a few categories didn't do so well. they include traffic, parking and housing prices. a new study suggests that a daily dose of caffeine and exercise may decrease your risk of skin cancer. they found mice that got both caffeine and exercise had 52% risk of melanoma compared to mice with no caffeine or exercise. mice getting caffeine or exercise also experienced some benefit but the combination of caffeine and exercise really provided the best results. eater vegetables such as broccoli and cabbage could help fight breast cancer. the study looked at chinese women and a different assortment of leafy green vegetables. it found the women who ate the

most of those vegetables were 62% less likely to die of breast cancer. it's not clear if u.s. women eating similar vegetables would experience the same benefits. a firsthand account of this harrowing ordeal. what the sailors on board this ship that was swamped by a monster wave told our sal castaneda just hours ago. saw sunlight at this hour but giving way to the possibility of some rain. i'm tracking this latest system coming up. new at 6:00 only on 2, it's a greater concern that childhood drug use. the greatest risk children are facing today according to a field poll. and where it's hardest to track the problem. and fall out from the berkeley protest, the controversial allegations made today on how the case is being

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board that yacht when it was hit by a monster wave in the pacific. we've also just received new video shot from the mast of that boat. ktvu's sal castaneda is here now and tells us what one crew member thought just before that huge wave slammed into their boat. >> reporter: this right here is the boat in question. the g era lton, it sailed into san francisco this morning. we talked to survivors and they showed us the damage. >> the back of the boat it broke upon the radar reflector. >> reporter: today the crew seemed to be relieved being back on dry land after a massive wave injured two people, and nearly destroyed the yacht at sea. crew member willson says it happened saturday 400 miles outside the golden gate. >> i saw it comes from the corner of my eye. i remember thinking, damn

that's a big wave, pardon the expression. >> we went to around the coffee grinder then down the primary winch and heading to the rile when my line came and saved me. >> reporter: this video was taken by a crew member. ktvu spoke with the skipper who says his primary concern was taking care of the injured. >> and then our other primary concern was to get the boat into a safe state. >> reporter: which was hard to do since navigation and steering equipment had been damaged. today crews helped take down the damaged sail. francisca was also on the yacht. were you scared? >> absolutely. the training kicking in but you come up and everything was an absolute mess. >> reporter: one crew member remains in the hospital. she and other members are expected to survive. this race isn't over, in fact, they will take off in about two

weeks to continue another leg of the race which goes from here to new york. you see some of the video we're showing you. you can come down to jack london square and see all the boats involved in the race for the next two weeks. sal castaneda, ktvu. a yacht that has been adrift since the japan tsunami is reaching russia. they're worry it could hit another vessel from 5 million- tons of degree were swept into the ocean by the tsunami. lawmakers on capitol hill are threatening to bring back the controversial practice of earmarking. they're considering earmarks to help pass a gridlock transportation bill.

alabama congressman mike rogers says that tackling special interest projects on to bills could get some lawmakers off the fence. other supporters argue earmarks have funded crucial projects. watchdog groups say the negatives outweigh the good. >> what they are essentially saying is we can't get the bill passed, and so we want to buy off lawmakers, buy their votes with earmarks with pork barrel projects. >> last year house republicans imposed a temporary ban on earmarks and senate democrats followed suit after president obama threatened to start vetoing bills with earmarks on them. you can tour hundreds of museums around the world with just a click of the mouse. it has just added 1,500 works from around the world. you can even take the virtual visit to the white house which

includes a 360-degree tours of the public rooms. let's talk about our weather, a nice day here in the bay area. back to rosemary orozco filling in for chief meteorologist bill martin. are we looking at some rain this week or maybe not. >> it's just what's crossing over our path right now is a fairly weak system. it's moisture starved. we're seeing just a few sprinkles over areas of the north bay. the winds are kicking up with the front and a live look at storm tracker 2 you can see where some of those sprinkles may be falling. most of our areas really not reporting hitting the ground. where we may be seeing a few sprinkles, nevado and stretching out toward the coastline. this is going to continue to shiftout. right now it remains north of i80 areas near vallejo headed toward fairfield. but it's the winds right around the bridges, at 20 miles per hour at sfo and crossing this bridge into oakland, the gusts are picking up from time to time. so you may find a little bit of a struggle getting across the bridges, no advisories in

place. 14-miles-per-hour in livermore. san jose reporting 10 at this time. the winds will die down once this front passes through. if i back it up you can easily see the front. the passage will be out of here by late tonight and into tomorrow morning. behind it it's the chilly weather that will get us five to 10 degrees below normal is what we're expecting. it's 5:00 we're noticing just a few scattered showers. you have to get way north to see any real accumulation. we're talking just a few .01 by 6:00. the trough has to pass over california and it'll be until thursday before it finally moves in. for tomorrow we're going to be cooler. a mix of sun and clouds and we're going to leave the possibility of light scattered showers. meanwhile tomorrow morning a few degrees cooler than where we started this morning.

widespread 40s for most of us. afternoon highs upper 60s, low 50s at best. 61 for san jose, and a look at your extended forecast there. we'll call it a cooling trend to wednesday, thursday. friday we begin to rebound just a little bit but again we're just on track for a nice weekend. >> a lot of people are going to be happy about that. >> you got it. college debt is skyrocketing. it's now topped $1 trillion. still ahead, what the white house wants to do to try to make college more affordable. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ]

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things are looking up for college graduates this spring. hiring and starting salaries appear to be rising. a new study by the national association of colleges found the medium starting salary is around $43,000 this year. that's up 4-1/2. 1/2% and several thousand from last year. vice president joe biden today layed out a newman from the white house to try to make college more affordable to more students. >> you are the most qualified generation in history and we have an obligation. we have an obligation to equip you or at least give you the opportunity to go out and plum that potential. >> the vice president biden and

the secretary of education visit add high school in virginia today. they promoted president obama's college affordability plan. the president first announced the plan in 2008. >> it's about your sense of self-worth and self- satisfaction. >> reporter: this - - >> this comes as college debt surpassed credit card debt. that's up 25% over 10 years. some democrats in congress have launched their own college affordability effort, they're backing a bill to allow

forgiveness after 10 years. coming up in two minutes the financial trouble he was facing and when police say he started planning the attack. and in just the past few hours, we've learned the names of those killed at oikos university. the forgiveness one grieving family is offering tonight. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer,

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good evening -- good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. right now friends and family are gathering to remember those lost at oikos university. and just two hours ago the alameda county coroner's office identified six of the seven victims. here is a list of their names. judith seymore of san jose, sim of hayward, choedon of el cerrito, kim of union city, chibuko of san leandro,