. investigators are learning more details about the gunman's hatred for women. and remembering the victims what we are learning about the lives lost in the shooting. the new details we found out a couple of minutes ago about a car crash and a gas leak. it is shaping up to be a very bad day in silicone valley, why this is the very

beginning. stay tuned. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning thank you for waking up with us, it is thursday april 4th, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, steve is here, you got us ready for the middle of the week, how does it feel? >> it feels cool and temperatures will continue to drop, there are a few sprinkles around and mainly and cooler breezy conditions, here is sal. traffic looks food, from marine county, no major probably almost as you get into the valley, let's go back to the desk. a man accused of a shooting rampage in oikos university is scheduled to be arraigned in

court. this is a photograph of one goh. we have new team coverage and claudine wong is finding out more about the victims, but first, tara moriarty is at the oakland estuary where police divers have been searching for the gun suspected in that attack, tara? >> reporter: divers have literally been feeling around with their hands because it is extremely muddy and mirky at the estuary and this is where they believe the gunman dumped his weapon. so these dive teams have had their working cut out for them. they believed he had his 45 caliber and all day yesterday and into the night, divers came to look along with a special police squad that had special sonar equipment. we do not know if they found

the gun yet. police have given us the first photograph of 43-year-old one goh who was kicked out of the university. >> he was upset at the administration because he was expelled for anger management issues with other students. >> reporter: investigators say one goh went to the university monday morning with the intent on harming that administrator and she was not even at the school as the time. they also revealed one goh was upset about his inability to get along with women at a university where most of the students were women. and he bought a gun in caster valley and he did not have any

criminal records. as far as being eligible for the death penalty, the district attorney is not sure if she will seek the death penalty. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. we are looking at the seven lives cut short in that shooting and claudine wong is at a memorial from the victims with more on what we learned from friends and family. >> this is a place where the victims saw their future being built. >> reporter: this is a place where they thought they were getting closer to becoming nurses and to becoming their chosen professional. it is a place where people who knew them are remembering them and the memorial sits in front of the university for the lives lost in the shooting but the school is still a crime scene. evidence markers line the inside of the school. a police officer is standing

by. but the focus here is still on the victims. a 38-year-old man who lived in north beach. he was gunned down tuesday morning and his car stolen by the gunman. he was there that the school because he dreamed of being a nurse. he was described as a good man, a friendly man with a big heart. >> he was somebody i could see in the healing profession, because he -- he was interested in people. >> reporter: also killed was the mother of a four-year-old boy. she was the oldest who helped her family buy a home. she apparently tried three times to call her family as she was dying but never got through. >> we have the hospital and he died shortly on the operating table. that is what the police said.

>> reporter: those stories are part of the tragedy that unfolded here. among also on the list of those killed, judith seymour and doris from land michelle from san leandro. coming up on mornings on 2, we will have more been don't forget any time of day you can go online www.ktvu.com. a story we first told you about one hour ago, pg&e at the scene of an overnight car crash, one that caused a gas leak as well as evacuations. now look at this picture and look at the damage. a woman was driving a loan last night when her -- alone last

night when her car smashed into the house. look closely, it hit a gas meter and caused a leak just smashed it. you hear those car alarms and we have one of our reporters as we watched the crews paul chambers is out there and he will bring us a live update on the repair working coming up at 6:30. oakland police are searching for three gunmen who robbed a jack in the box on 24th avenue held up by three men wearing ski masks who jumped over the counter and cleaned out the cash registers. there is no word on how much money was stolen. no injuries were reported.

it is a clean sweep for mitt romney. >> thank you to wisconsin, maryland and washington d.c., we won them all. >> coming up, how president barack obama is starting to target the republican front- runner in some of his remarks. this morning he will ban insider trading by members of congress and federal workers. that it reports they should post them online and investigations into stock trades made by members of congress, allegedly using information they obtained from their jobs. yahoo will start laying off thousands of employees. they are expected to cut 2000 jobs and that's 14% of its whole workforce. they are including marketing

website building and apps. and cuts are likely expected more in the coming months. 6:08 checking on any complaints, sal? >> not a lot of problems, as a matter of fact, there is a little pit of wind and went advisories according to 60s and 70s, the weather service is not exactly on the same page but chp does it to warn drivers and they do it from a weather standpoint. i am having trouble speaking, i think i need another cup of coffee out here. let's look at interstate 880, and traffic is moving well in both directions, see i said a normal sentence there. looking at the road centers, not a lot going on, 101 is moving along nicely and as we

move to hayward, 880 looks good and we are off to a decent start, we already looked at the dumbarton bridge and it looks good on the way to palo alto. >> i know what he meant. chp puts up advisories more localized and it will be a breezy day. i just heard from peggy sue, she is up in upper lake, that is her name, i kid you not. somebody should write a song about that woman. upper 50s to lower 60s today and temperatures will continue to cool off, the most i could find was mt. -- mt. diablo. also light know and hail up in the keys, blustery conditions

along with some hail and things are.com calming down and still some showers to -- things are calming down and there are still some showers to the north. some could sneak in, in sonoma county and maybe out towards the delta as well. i don't think we'll see any sprinkles but generally it is mostly clear and see what happens, fairfield over to antioch and that will continue to beat, by 6:00 or 7:00, we'll see really cool conditions. napa 39. fairfield, wind picked up. redwood city, high the upper 50s to the north. really below average

temperatures for many in early april as that cold air swings in, it will start to cook out friday, cooler breezy, a few showers possible, nothing to write home about but you may pick up more here and there. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, a breezy day out of the northwest. thursday into friday we will have much better conditions as we head into the weekend, pam, dave? happening right now, cleaning up in texas and several devastating tornadoes and these are live pictures, lancaster, this is south of downtown texas, look at the camera pulling back, you can really see this damage. 650 homes are dammed.

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. welcome back, they are a poll guying for the night george zimmerman -- apologizing for the part of the tape that was cut out and they had them asking george zimmerman if the person he was following was black, white or hispanic. they support the theory that george zimmerman was racially profiling and necessary steps will be taken to prevent that from happening again. and it is the anniversary of the death of dr. martin luther king, jr. and as you know he was shot and killed as he was speaking on a tow tell ball -- hotel balcony.

they will be holding a teach in at the allan temple baptist church and rebecca cap lynn will be the best speaker. >> mitt romney is 3 for 3 after primary wins last night in wisconsin maryland d.c. and as carol hahn reports, romney's status as the republican front- runner has not escaped the attention of president barack obama, carol? >> reporter: that is right, pam, it was a clean sweep last night for the former massachusetts governor. mitt romney can add them to his win column and he now has more than half the 1144 delegates to clinch the nomination. he will be speaking to conferenciers phoroplasting the

republican plan which will hurt working families and seniors. >> one of my potential opponents, mitt romney hoped this plan will be introduced and he is very supportive of this new budget. >> they are getting ready to rumble but the other republicans are not out of the race yet. rick santorum is vowing to push forward especially with his primary in his home state. carol hahn, ktvu channel 2 morning news. a surfer in hawaii is recovering at home after fighting off a 10-foot shark. he was paddling out when he felt something on his foot. he realized it was a supermarket after it bit him. he used a surf board several times, his foot needed stitches but he is already out of the

hospital. controller john said they failed to file mandatory reports and he also said, earlier the city sent reports that had conflicting figures. both state officials are investigating cash management an accounting to see what took stockton to the bridge of bankruptcy. >> l-25 for the missing. .. >> air force will not say exactly what you are looking at but this rocket is on a mission and it is top secret. there was no hiding the actual lunch near barbara. -- santa barbara. you can see that rocket carries a spy satellite, one that can see at night and even through bad weather. critics plan to bring a

team will step up again to take another swing at it. a neighborhood group is appealing a decision to repeal a minor league team including little leaguers. supporters say the city would benefit from bringing a pro team to the area. final game of the pro series, last night the giants beat the a's 3-2 at the coliseum. the giants did get a scare when their pitcher matt cain did that, ouch. he slipped while picking up a ball there, but he is okay. the two teams play again and they will be at at&t park san francisco and the game starts at 745. check, we will check in on the commute, sal? one of our producers was just reading the wires and

yahoo will cut 2000 jobs and it just broke. >> yes, that is what we have been saying. >> pam, i am so sorry. i am going to go back to my traffic hole. i am mortified. i need a hug now. of course i would know pam would be on it, what am i thinking? let's go on this. i have been watching the pattern and today might be the busiest day and today is the wednesday before easter, thursday and friday after that sometimes we have people drop off and some spring breaks are built in this time of year and people are not going to school, that kind of thing. also no major problems passing the coliseum and the morning commute on the san mateo and dumbarton looks good and if you

are driving to contra coster county, guess where it is slow, antioch, 680 looks good on walnut creek, let's go to steve. yes, we have some very light rain and it has left a lot of cool air in place and temperatures will be on the chilly side, mostly clear, temperatures 30s and 40s, a little breeze out of the north, northwest and i will show in a few showers late afternoon kind of north and east, very previous and there is a lot here, some of that cold air continues to working its way in. even ukiah, some light rain, hit and miss, we have some 30s, san rafael down to 31, fairfield at 41 and 40s all the way to san jose and it will get even cooler because it is cool air starting to working its way

in and it will settle and hang out for about two days. sunny breezy cooler, showers possible, i am just doing it to cover myself, afternoon highs not very warm, upper 60s and tomorrow will be even cooler, thursday and friday morning, winds pro texted town to freezing. it looks partly sunny partly cloudy, more sun to the south . it is right here... 50 degrees... >> a firsthand look at how bay area firefighters train for extremely dangerous conditions. and the team effort after a pregnant woman passenger had a baby... picking a wireless network

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it happened when one of the passengers under he can expectedly -- unexpectedly started to deliver a child. other passengers helped out too, one man timed the contraction and another man gave up his shoelaces to tie off the um bell call cord. >> and another passenger offered a shoestring. >> and the baby, there he is came out nice and healthy. >> he and the mother were taken to the hospital once the plane landed and as for the flight attended, she just adopted a new kitten and called it shoestring. firefighters face dangerous conditions and now we are getting a firsthand look at how they prepare for them. >> you can't panic or else you

will suck that air tank dry and you will die. >> members took part in a hands on training yesterday, they focused on how to handle flash officers which are often deadly. flash officers happen when hot smoke fills a room and causes everything to suddenly explode. flash overs can reach over 1,000 degrees in a matter of minutes. a flash over is what killed two firefighters last june. a crash caused a gas leak and evacuations and we will tell what you we learned about that crash this morning. details are emerging as investigators search for the weapon they say he used in his killing spree.

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. welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news, do you recognize that bunny? >> we have lots of ann aniesnys products that is their logo and they are celebrating and their stock is trading at $37 a share. you can see the market is lower on the other side of the screen and look at that, some of them are celebrating with bunny ears. we will have all business news coming up. >> okay, we will smile and say good morning to you morning to you. a man accused of a shooting rampage, this is the police

booking of one goh, they are at the estuary where police have been looking for the murder weapon upon, a 45 caliber semiautomaker gun. >> reporter: it doesn't matter if the sun is out, they simply cannot see anything in these mirky waters. again there is zero visibility and they are looking for a 45 caliber handgun. divers combed the estuary with special sonar equipment. no word on if they have retrieved the weapon and this is where they believe the suspect dumped the gun and as we mentioned, divers had zero visibility in these waters. the diver being under water really has no sense of direction, they keep the line

taught and the ones on the shore are searching. >> reporter: police say he was angry about being expelled and so he went out and bought a gun. now one goh has had a long history of anger management and he apparently left his wife and daughter years ago. he said he came to california for a better life. his father saw an ad and urged him to consider it. he left one man dead and several people hurt and because of the special circumstances one goh is eligible for the death penalty. in virginia he still owes money to a bank and rental company. his brother who still lives in virginia shielded himself from

news cameras and he said he was a shamed he would shoot and kill people and there is a neighbor who lives near him spoke with us. >> i never would have thought anything. >> now one goh was evicted from his virginia apartment for overdue rent. he had another brother who died in a car crash in southwest virginia. the families of the seven people killed at oikos university are trying deal with their loss. >> i am going to miss her but i need to face the truth, that she is gone. >> the coroners office released the names of all of the victims. coming up, we will go to the university for a closer look at the people whose lives were tragically cut short. time now happening right

now, pg&e crews. >> paul chambers has already been out there for more than an hour what is the latest? >> let me show you right here, this is the pathway that the car took. you can see the skid marks and we have just seen within the last ten minutes, no only did it take out this meter right here, it took out the meter across the way and out of the side of the house and was that caused the leak. this all happened when the vehicle struck the home and it is unclear what caused the accident and as a precaution, crews shut down the main gas line in the area, between four and six homes were evacuated and several went to the hospital. they are working to repair the gas line and they still hope to

have everything wrapped up by 7:30 this morning and after that the remaining homes will have their gas restored. we are not aware of what person was taken to the hospital or what the extend -- extent of their injuries are but coming back out here live, they are working to sure up that situation and the man was over here and he will be able to repair this one right here. he will be able to repair but over by the house they will not be able to repair for several weeks because they have to resure it before they can put anything back in that area. live in san jose, i am paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 morning news. hundreds of canceled flights and flight delays are blamed on a powerful storm in texas. now look at this, this video -- this was shot inside of a plane

during a hail storm and you can hear the hail hitting that plane. this is dallas fort worth international airport and it was canceled. more than 110 planes were damaged by hail during that storm. they could have even more flights delay. plus tornadoes caused a lot of problems. as many as a dozen tornadoes touched down in the dallas area. 650 homes were damaged and you can see the tragedies. about 150 people from lancaster are now in a shelter. today oikos university will

open its doors for the final marijuana course. nobody is sure what will happen next following the raid. they are leaving oakster dam and they believe they were targeting the founder, millionaire richard lee is trying to legalize marijuana. there is a move to make things more baby friendly. they are trying to make it easier to bring baby strollers on to the muni buses. it the policies -- the policies for muni buses has been a long time group and they are losing babies with toddlers at an alarming rate. how are we moving so far? >> it is okay and the commute is developing nicely. chp has not had a lot to give

us and that's the way we like it, this is 237, we are seeing some slowed traffic in the usual spots, that is not to be unexpected and we are looking at just a couple of things which are slowing things down such as the joke points. 880 heading out to dixon -- heading south to disks on land -- six on -- dixon landing road. and watch out if you use that intersection, treat anything you see like that as a four-way stop, just a reminder. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and it could be a stalled vehicle in one of those lanes. let's go to steve. thank you, partly cloudy skies a few sprinkles after a system left a little bit of rain and there could be a few

hit and miss garden variety showers but the cooler message, it's not too bad but i expect that to increase later on. upper 50s and 60s and believe it or not, we top that on temperatures tomorrow and start a slow warmup as we head to the weekend. system came by, not bad, one inch at lake level at least from our observers up there and was that i had on information and it looks like everything has fallen apart. except to the north, still some light rain, lake county, fort brag, we had 4 / 10th of an inch of rain. sun and clouds, cooler breezy showers to the north and maybe around here but more towards the north, you can see some of those mendocino and lake county, lots of 30s, temperatures today will rebound but not very far, upper 50s and 60s, there is a little bit of

activity out towards antioch, napa county as well. by 6:00 it mostly collapses and we'll see clearing skies and cold readings. 30s to the north, santa rosa and napa, close for others mid- 50s to the north, cool pattern and the coldest air has not arrived yet. it is still swinging and it will hang out for about 48 hours. cool and breezy, a few showers around, partly sunny skies and partly cloudy skies, they will continue a downward slide, temperatures will not be very warm and friday should be cool, near freezing but we will rebound for the weekend with better conditions. student demonstrators pepper sprayed again on the

california campus. >> where it happened, what led to this -- and what led to the latest incident. we take you to the yahoo campus and now it is official, what the ceo is saying about why they are cutting jobs. good morning, southbound traffic on the sunole grade is looking good and we will tell you more about the morning commute coming up.

. just about 20 minutes ago, yahoo announced they are laying off up to 2000 workers today. these are live pictures and we are right outside in sunny veil. those job cuts amount to 40% of the company's total workforce. pg&e is at the scene of an evacuated san jose neighborhood where an overnight car crash caused a leak. the car hit a gas meter which caused a leak and forced evacuations -- evacuations. and no word on whether police found the gun allegedly

used in monday's shooting rampage at a small christian university. in the meantime the suspect, one goh is scheduled to be arraignedthis afternoon. he is facing several charges including seven counts of murder. remember the lives that were lost at oikos university, claudine wong is at the scene with the inmate details from friends and family of the victims. claudine wong? >> reporter: we are daylight so we can show you a little bit better, that does sit in front of the oikos university and there is a handful of flowers which still surround this area, we do know they are not done processing the scene. everything we have been told has been left the way it was after the seven people lost their lives. as you look inside the school you can see evidence markers

that line the hallway. these are all the students who were planning their futures. judith seymour was in a classroom and was just two months away from getting her degree. she was passionate about her faith and her two grown children. also kathleen who was trying to help her husband immigrate from the philippines. her family is trying to deal with her loss and trying to forgive the man responsible for her death. >> whoever did this, we already forgive him, you know, it is all up to god. >> also being remembered is 38- year-old a man who worked at several trains. he was goodman friends say with a big heart.

>> instantly friendly and his skills of being a nurse came out. >> reporter: all the victims were remembered last night at the allan baptist church in oakland. also, lydia system of hayward. 33-year-old son am. they are still trying to make sense of their loss. we will bring you the very latest developments coming up on mornings on 2. you can get new details at www.ktvu.com. another incident of police pepper spraying student protesters on a college campus. look at this, it is have i yes

-- video from santa monica. up to 30 didn't samers -- demonstrators were sprayed last night. they were angry that only a handful were allowed into a meeting of trustees. the police started to pepper spray the students and you may remember the case where the students were pepper sprayed with occupied demonstrators from last year. they are investigating a break-in at palo alto high school. somebody used bolt cutters to get in to the campus over the weekend. it is not clear if anything was taken because students were out on spring break. right now no students are in custody. a brawl out on the baseball field. that is players from both northern california schools

which is now being havinged. and we will have how one well aimed pitch cleared the fight. and the giant ceo says the new mission could turn the lot into a much needed link into a park for the city. they say it would be the centerpiece, restaurants and office space would also be included. sal, if he has a moment, i would like him to take me to a bridge. >> yes, dave, let's take it to the bridge. good morning, everybody, we are looking of course at all the bridge and chp is warning high winds on all of the bay area bridges. also this morning on contra costa, 680 still looks good and

if we are moving, it is northbound 101 and some slowing and that's all for about now. >> some rain overnight, partly cloudy skies, cooler breezy, sun and clouds, a few hit and miss showers possible mainly north and also east after last night's system. the mere fact that it held together deserves some snow. that cold system begins to working its way in and continue to the north, not much for us but there could be a few pop ups. the main story is that cold air coming in. napa 37, and i know ukiah with lower 40s in san rafael, i expect them to start dropping here in the next hour as well.

it will start over to the north and it will continue to working its way, seeping in here into today and tomorrow morning. sun and clouds, popcorn variety could pop up but nothing too dramatic, this is not a strong system by any stretch of the imagination. upper 50s and lower 60s, cold friday morning, we do see improving conditions as we head into your weekend. berger king is going public again. it is now number three, mock donalds is and has been number one. retaining the other 17% between 2006 and 2010, the new ticker has not yet been decided. aspected, we are heading much lower this morning and that's following europe and overnight

markets in asia as well. dow jones industrial average with a live look at the big board, 13095, the stimulus is sink markets down -- is sending markets down. right here in the bay area, one and two, we will tell you where they are. and the traditional easter dinner may cost more this year. what is behind the cost increase. less access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer.

. >> we have developing news, we are just learning two u.s. soldiers have been killed in afghanistan, they are among three nato forces killed in a suicide bombing in a northern part of the country. no more information on the nationality of that third service member yet but again two u.s. soldiers killed and we will bring you more details as they become available. the coast guard has suspended it's search. the 42-year-old man was last seen at about 6:30 yesterday morning. his crew members believe he fell overboard. they searched a ten miles radius but they did not find him. he was wearing bright orange

rain gear but was not wearing a life jacket. the man's name has not been released. it could be a lot more expensive this year and the ham which is often served as the main dish could be pricecy. they are blaming it on the high cost of pig feed. now this is according to a new study, marin county, pam . -- >> uh-huh. >> it is based on how long people live and their access to healthcare and a lot of more important categories. peeking of which it is national walking day, sal we mentioned in hug a news man. >> there are all kinds of days. >> there is always something going on.

>> exactly. we will follow the traffic and give you a preview of the bay bridge, it seems to be crowded with a 10 to 15 minute delay. also san jose, getting crowded on northbound 101 and also near 280 getting up to the airport, let's go to steve. mostly clear, partly cloudy skies, upper 50s and lower is 60s and we will talk about how much cooler it will get coming up on mornings on 2. coming up, the worst mass killing in alameda county history, the suspect makes his first court appearance today. and a car crashed forcing an evacuation, we will tell you what is happening in that neighbor hide right now. -- neighborhood, right now, stay with us.

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