is to collect some of their belongings inside. we caught up with the chief operating officer who said the school did everything they could to keep one goh ko happy. >> reporter: not long after workers added to a growing memorial in front of oikos university the coo came out to see it for himself. he said officials met with one goh ko three times before monday's shooting rampage that killed 7 and injured 3 others. he dropped out and wanted a full refund of his tuition, even though he attended classes. he complained about his classmates so they offered to transfer him but he didn't take the offer. >> scared. >> reporter: he says the

reality of what happened is just now beginning to sink in. men ewho left -- many who left have been unable to return. >> couple students left cars here as well. they need their things to move on. >> reporter: they describe one goh ko as someone who struggled with english. documents we requested from the court show one goh ko changed his name from su nam ko in february 2002. he wrote i do not like my name because it sounds like a girl's name. >> reporter: police continue the search today for the gun used in the shootings. but they did not return to the water. police also say his target was not who they first thought it was and we are putting that story together for 6:00. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2

news. investigators were back out tonight searching for sierra lamar who hasn't been seen in two weeks. these pictures show them combing through a new area and this map that we have shows where the search is forked. just south of morgan hill. ktvu's robert handa is live with why investigators are looking there now. robert? >> reporter: part of the new territory being examined today in the search for the missing teenager. >> reporter: today's search for sierra lamar by the sheriff's department is using a familiar approach in unfamiliar territory. >> looking for anything that looks like it would be interesting. just looking for things out of place. >> reporter: search and rescue teams began rolling in this

morning. communities south of morgan hill. they believe the teenager was abducted on march 16. till today it folked around her home. but -- focused around her home but now it is spreading out. >> we have covered a lot of the morgan hill area, north morgan hill. >> reporter: one noticeable difference today is how fast teams were moving from one area to another. >> they are mobile today so they are not walking from here to gilroy, they are checking large areas, parcel properties, creek beds, water ways. >> reporter: this afternoon dog teams were brought in, conching a lot of -- covering a lot of ground. >> we can clear huge areas with the dogs. dirt piles dbry piles, okay --

debris piles. >> reporter: today's search is starting to rap up. at 6:00, more on what might have turned up and more on the type of the search. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. all lanes of the richmond- san rafael bridge are back open after a truck carrying wine went up in flames. the truck's engine bursts into flames around 10 a.m. and our of our editors shot this video before the chp shut down the bridge. firefighters doused the flames and they determined there was no damage to the bridge. >> hot fires need to burn for a long time to do damage. the fire department was quick to get out here. >> the driver jumped out and was not hurt. the wine inside was not damaged. authorities say 40 gallons of

spilled fuel was contained by sand. >> reporter: president obama signed a bill into law today that will make it easier for start ups to find investors and raise capital. the jump start our business start up bill is known as the job's bill. allows companies to go public sooner, exempts newer companies and facilitates the use of internet to find investors. >> the websites where folks will go oo fund -- to fund will -- fund will be suggest to oversight. >> some democrats say it weakens safeguard and could lead to fraud and abuse. the port of oakland is highlighting as a job creation power house. they rolled out the results of a study today.

shows the port generated $671 million in tax revenue, $1.5 billion in anales. the mayor expects the impact of the port to continue. >> i know oakland increased experts. i don't think with the slow recession we doubled them. if we reach the goal of doubling them we will create 5,000 new jobs for the area. good news on the job front. american employees are continuing to hire at a healthy pace. new claims for unemployment benefits fell to a four year low but most think tomorrow's report on march unemployment will show the national rate is unchanged at 8.3%. jc penny layed off 600 workers as they look to stream line their operations amid a

major reinvention of their business. 300300 layoffs are planned at the call center. the move comes has it new ceo is trying to transform from pricing to the brands that it carries. on wall street stocks were mixed as investors focused on the european debt crisis. at the closing bell, stocks were down. this is the last day of pricing for the week due to good friday. the dow is down 14.61 to 13,060. the nasdaq is up 12 at 3,080. a computer experts says mac computers are under attack. malware, the flash back trojan effected 600,000 macs and can monitor network activity to steal passwords. it is a reminder they are

vulnerable and should always use the best security practices available. four earthquake rattled the south bay today. 2.7 to 1.3 as you can expect, there are no reports of damage or injuries. who thought of this? what kind of city planning is this? >> anger and outrage over a plan for parking on one of san francisco's busiest thoroughfares. >> cool and windy, and showers, where the showers are falling right now and the neighborhoods near freezing tomorrow morning. ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones

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middle of the street. sal castaneda has more. >> reporter: this car is parked, this is now a parking spot. i want to show you this, this used to be where the cars parked but now it is a bike lane. >> reporter: it fits into bicycle traffic from cars, butting the bicycle lane where cars used to park and cars in what used to be traffic. we found a driver who didn't like it. >> world's most ridiculous street. what kind of city planning is this? >> reporter: they are complaining it is confusing and narrows the lanes and harded to get out of the car -- harder to get out of the car. this has been done to improve safety. >> when we can separate the

bicycles from the dars is a safer situation -- cars is a safer situation. >> reporter: seems strange to park in the middle of the road. >> is this a parking or what is these people waiting for and then we look and everybody was parked. it was weird. >> reporter: he likes the new bike lane but has a plan to make everyone happy. >> designated streets for bicycles. >> reporter: so the bicycle lanes is going to continue. in fact, they will continue to install it a few miles down on jfk drive and ends on travers drive. that work should be done by the summer. live, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. we have new information on the death of a 71-year-old man

hit by a bicyclist. police are looking into a blog post that was written by the bike rider who hit the man. what he is saying about how the accident happens and talks more about his helmet, that is coming up. security administration screeners set up a picket line this morning at sfo to alert travelers to budget cuts. >> the cuts could reduce staffing and that could make air travel less safe and create longer lines. >> we can't do 10 things at once. we have to focus on our job. >> again, this picket line was informational only and did not effect security or flights. the controversy over president obama's healthcare law took a turn today.

the justice department upheld the rights of the court. president obama touched off the debate by reffing to the supreme court as unelected judges. >> i am confident they will not take an step of over turning a law that was passed by a strong majority of congress. >> those comments angered a federal judge in texas who is hearing a challenge to the law and he demanded a response from the justice department. today they sent the judge a letter reefirming the court's durability review law and the white house did damage repair. >> he believed that because of the overwhelming precedent here in this case the supreme court

will uphold the constitutionality. >> in his letter he said his department has never asked a court to reconsider or limit its power of judicial review. they are expected to rule on the law in three months. reports out of saudi arabia say the nation will not send female athletes to the olympics in london. if it did it would be the first time they sent female athletes to the olympic games. they did leave open room to compete on their own outside the official delegation but it is not clear if that will satisfy demands. the governors of california and nevada said they plan to work together on an effort to bring the winter olympics back to lake tahoe.

this is the last olympics in california in 1960. two states hope it will give them a better shot at landing the games. the last winter games were in utah in 2002. our weather now. mark tamayo is here. raining in the bay area. >> yeah. hard to believe. a few showers have been popping up. popping up especially towards the north bay, inland valleys. you will notice the lay out right now, most of the bay area under clear skies. there are the clouds and showers developing towards napa county, fairfield, salono county. this one cell, more of a heavier down pour, antioch now over the next 15-20 minutes. we will show you the track. you can see that moving in from

the north and west. also i want to talk about the winds, winds ramping up again. middle of the bay, 24 miles an hour. it is chilly out there. we will hold on to the shower chances. i am moving in to contra costa county, you can see the activity developing. even snow showers popping up. storm track is out here, warming trend for friday and into saturday. we still have this, the cold air in place, the hard freeze warning for the interior, over night lows 24-30 degrees. in this area, keep the plants warm, animals warm. closer to home, temperatures flirting with the freezing mark. subfreezing in napa tomorrow. patchy frost out there.

san francisco 43. san jose 39. antioch 37. tomorrow morning just hike this morning, out to -- like this morning, out to a cold start. 30s and then the 40s. we will put this into motion, we warm up, 50s and 60s throughout. warmest locations approaching the low 60s. tomorrow will be warmer than today. maxing out around 64 degrees. here is our forecast. showers right now developing. tomorrow, lots of sunshine for friday. once again into saturday. by easter sunday, could be a different story. we will look that model showing you shower chances for the second half of the weekend and highlight the warmest day of the weekend as well. the california group invisible children released a sequel to its video about a

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i should go. we have breaking news right now. pictures, live pictures from news copper 2, over head, near edge water. what we understand here is that police think there is the possibility that the gun used in the oikos university mass murder may have been found. a person may have spotted a possible gun. you see it police are on -- you see police are on the scene looking for the gun. alex savage is on the ground. alex what are you hearing? >> reporter: i spoke with the

sergeant out here, we have a couple officers keeping watch on this particular trash can here. next to the bus stop. the intersection of edge water and they got reports this afternoon from a caller, a citizen reporting a gun of some kind in this trash can. police secured the scene. they have not seen the gun yet. they are waiting for crime scene technicians and then they will open up the trash been and look inside at the bottom of the trash can see if they find a gun. the officers tell me they have not seen a weapon but they have reports of a gun in the trash can. >> how close is this to the area where they were searching in the water and is it on the path that the killer could have take on the way to the shopping

center? >> reporter: that is part of what is the thinking. it is close. just a matter of a couple blocks of the shooting scene at oikos university. whether there is a connection, police aren't saying. as far as the direct path, on the south side, so if you were leaving oikos university, you would have to make a u-turn oo get to -- to get to where the trash can is. it is, i suppose up for debate. on the opposite side of the street. [ talking at the same time ] >> how long is -- is there an estimate as to how lang the investigators get through -- long the investigators get there? >> reporter: i don't have an estimate. they are making sure no one does anything to the trash can

or touches it in anyway, but, no, don't have a time frame on when they will get out here. they will -- you could imagine try to get out here as soon as possible. >> all right. you will stay on the scene and report to us as soon as they get there? >> reporter: absolutely. >> all right. alex savage live where the headline is there is the possibility, we want to underscore the possibility, that a gun may have been found inside that trash can and if there is a gun it may have been the weapon that was used in the mass murder, the mass killing at oikos university. it is hard to fathom all of the pain that shooting caused. so many people, including children now facing life without their mother, father and children. ktvu's rita williams has a look

now. >> reporter: families are struggling to carry on without their loves ones. and now we put a face, 7 faces on the tragedy. >> reporter: the memorial grows as does the disbelief. how could such a peaceful place be a scene of such violence. immigrants, the children of immigrants and grief stretches now around the world. at 53 the oldest victim and other of two, she worked as a tax analysts but was about to realize her dream of becoming a nurse. she was the mother of three girls, the step-mother of a teen. a lawyer before immigrating. she was also a nursing student. her husband says he will take

her home to nigia for a burial. he came from india and now will return there. worked all night clean that san francisco airport. >> really liked the kids. went to school to decomnurse -- become nurse. >> reporter: she wanted to become a nurse. 21 the youngest victim. she came from korea. a graduate of football high school, she worked as a waitress. 33-year-old, she grew up in india. she only came here two years ago to study nursing but already made a big impact

worthing with children -- working with children. >> reporter: 24, immigrated from the philippines. the only school employee killed. she was the brain, heart and soul of her family. her husband sill in the philippines. their son now living with her parents. >> reporter: 7 families who now want us to remember their loved ones not for how they died but for the way they lived. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage continues on our website with new information about the gunman's past and his target and weir continuing to follow the reports that a gun may have been found. you can get all of this information by going to our website, on www.ktvu.com.

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complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. . >> the man accused of slaughtering five people in san francisco was in court today and we heard him respond to the charges he is facing and the bail was set and the amount is huge. ktvu's david stevenson was in court today but joins us today from outside the hemp where the killings killings hap -- home where the killings happened. >> reporter: today the man who was accused of the killings

entered pleas in his case. >> not guilty. >> reporter: it took 15 minutes for business loop -- binh tai luc to respond. he was brought to court in handcuffs, charged with the killings of five people. cameras were not allowed to show his face. >> do you admit -- >> deny. the charges carry special circumstances, making him eligible for the death penalty. prosecutors worked with the defense to set bail, $25 million. it is one of the largest they have heard of in san francisco. prosecutors agreed agreed.

agreed -- prosecutors agreed. >> reporter: the attorney offered encouragement in court. outside he said he would be held, even if he was able to come up with the millions to secure a bail bond. >> i think it was the massive amount of charges. he is denying his guilt. >> reporter: binh tai luc is due back in court may 3. the public defender expects to hear from an an applet judge to take over the case. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the san francisco district attorney says it is looking into a blog post by a bicyclist who hit and killed a man in a crash last week. police say sutchi hui was hit while crossing market street at castro. the bicyclist described the

accident in great detail and praises his helmet for saving his life. he says i really hope he ends up okay and i really hope he makes it. and says the lesson is to wysh, where your helmet. police are still investigating. >> they will look at the circumstance of the accident, the scene, the dynamics, speeds, distance, everything that would be involved in an accident investigation. >> the district attorney is considering whether to file charnels against him. >> back now to breaking news. we have live pictures from news copper 2. that trash can in the center of the picture, someone reported seeing a gun inside that trash can. the reason this is significant, that is a couple blocks from oikos university where 7 people were killed earlier this week.

the speculation is if there is a gun, we don't know, if there is a gun, there is the possibility it might be the weapon used in the killings. what they are waiting for are crime scene technicians to get on the scene. they will go through looking for the possible weapon. we will stay on top of this. alex savage is there, we will hear more from him at 6:00. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney campaigned today in rick santorum's home state of pennsylvania. voters go to the poll april 24. even though it is still primary season, mitt romney says winning in november will win him the white house. >> i need one thing, make sure i defeat president obama in november. >> pennsylvania one of five states voting this month. mitt romney is expected to win there.

>> rick santorum is off the campaign trail till easter but says pennsylvania is a must win state. he still pose as challenge to mitt romney although it is a long shot. he trails the delegates but says he is looking to revive his campaign. right now he has 281, but mitt romney has 658. and that is more than half of the 1,144 needed to for the nomination. presidential candidate ron paul was in the bay area and in an hour he will be at university of california at berkeley. we caught up with him earlier today and we will have more at 6:00. bringing silicon valley to your tv screen, and it is back. the milestone that put this san francisco street car back on

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we continue to follow breaking news where someone has called police saying they saw a gun in a trash can. you can see now from this live

picture it changed since we last showed it to you, there are more police officers on the ground but no one is going through that can you see here. we can give you your first ground look that situation. we have alex savage and our news crews on the scene. feet away from our camera. no one has touched it. we know from alex savage that earlier today someone called the police department and said they found a gun in this trash can. not far at all from oikos university where the mass shooting took place on monday. the two questions here, is there a gun and number two, is it related to the shooting, that is what they are working on. when alex gets answers heel bring them to you here -- he will bring them to you here on ktvu channel 2 news. the first street car was

reintroduced today. >> one, two, three. dianne feinstein was the first to clameb on board -- climb on board and followed by mayor ed lee. >> to connect up to what we already started socal transand bart and all of our system can connect up to the wonderful world of high-speed rail that will be in our life times. >> street car number one is reserved for official business today but expected in service soon. how would you like to see a map and directions in your glasses? that is what google is working on. they produced this video to show you what it might look

like through the lenses. it looks like the glasses in the terminator movies. no word on when they will be available to the public. reality tv profiled house wives and people trying to lose weight. now they are producing a show and the title is silicon valley. there are traffic warning signs and then there are traffic warning signs. wait till you see what this one tells to on coming traffic ahead. >> showers popping up, the temperature change you can expect this weekend and the one part of the weekend we could be dodging a few sprinkles.

news copper two over breaking news now in oakland. there are more police officers on the scene here. still no one is touching that trash can. a street look. there is a crime scene technician. they will be combing through this trash can. someone reported seeing a gun there. we don't know if there is a gun and if it is connected to the oikos university shooting. alex savage will have a live report coming up. >> a recording related to the nfl bounty scandal and they

mention the san francisco 49ers. the tape has gregg williams telling his players to give frank gore a head injury. >> make sure we kill frank gore's head. we want him running sideways. we want his head sideways. >> gregg williams is heard offering cash to the player who hit alex smith in the head. he tells the defense to test william's concussion and take out crabtree's acl. the speech was reported by a filmmaker who was in the locker room. president obama is weighing in on the battle of the sexes at the augusta national, home of the masters. >> yes, he believes that women

should be admitted. >> while that is his personal opinion, it is up to the club to decide. one of the sponsors is ibm and it has a new female ceo. all of the former ceos were invited to be members. today was the first day of the masters, a player who has never won a major silts on -- sits on top, lee westwood. tiger woods is 5 back. coming up, you will hear from tiger woods on how things went today and what she expecting for -- he is expecting for tomorrow. unusual traffic signs in marin county, ktvu's tom vacar shows us what they look like and what led to them being put up. >> reporter: they already have signs that warn traffic about

wild turkeys and other kinds of animals. look at this. it has these. >> reporter: lucky drive is busy all day and night long. recently that proved fatal to river otters. >> i have seen them for years and i have been delighted to see them. >> reporter: he is with the friends of the water shed. >> people contacted us in 2011, once in february and october, reporting two of them killed. >> reporter: they approached the department of public works asking for warning signs. >> they said yes. we will purchase the signs. >> reporter: the group paid for similar signs all to protect them. >> they are dark and little and

hard to see. so we are hoping the signs will alert people that they might be there. >> it is difficult. >> reporter: the fact that they are here and showing up is good news since they are sensitive to pollution. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the chp is trying to find out why a man stole a crane and led them on a low speed chase this morning. it started at highway 16 and sun rise, before 1:00 a.m. the man was driving the crane without lights but the chase went smoothly until he decided to raise the boom. >> taking out power lines, lights, from highway 16 up to dillered road here. >> the chp says he didn't show

signs of drug or alcohol use. it took out 10 power poles and left 284 without power for a time. weather now. we showed a picture from san francisco of a flag blowing in the wind there. it is windy out there. >> yeah. winds ramping up. 20-30 miles an hour. we have this, rain showers showing up on live storm tracker two. most of the bay area is dry. showers developing in the north bay, down towards fairfield and antioch. most recent images now, we will look at the northern portion of this -- portion of this. heavier towards napa, we will move to the south. there is fairfield, antioch,

brentwood. showers in this area. over the next 1-3 hours. winds censors, 22-29 miles an hour. blustery out there. forecast headlines tonight, we have partly cloudy skies for tonight. and the rain showers developing. let's look at the forecast now. for tonight, clear and cool, gusty winds. tomorrow will be a cold start, sunny skies. weekend, warming trend. lows clear and cold. coolest locations santa rosa, napa, 32 degrees. san jose upper 30s. once again, definitely want to bundle up tomorrow morning, patchy frost as well. here is our sat heightlyte, active -- satellite, active weather. snow showers towards the sierra. high pressure for friday and saturday. lots of sunshine into the afternoon hours and temperatures warm up nicely and

we will take this into easter sunday. increasing high clouds, sprinkles in the north bay. south of the golden gate bridge, showers. tomorrow lots of sunshine, saturday sunshine. sunday afternoon, there is the rain, that is why we bring in the chance of a north bay sprinkle. temperatures for tomorrow, up 3- 6 degrees from today. san jose 63. five-day forecast, with your weekend in view, weekend rapidly approaching, saturday sunshine. sunday, clouds, most of the bay area should remain dry. and then we could track more rain next week. >> thank you. still following breaking news from oakland. what you are looking at is a

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. next month a patrol unit will celebrate 40 years with the san francisco police department. >> these are the officers of the special tackical squad, dirt bike control. tactical squad, dirt bike control. these bikes have an advantage. >> we can go anywhere at any time. golden gate park, ocean beach, in the sand, up and down stairs. >> the bikes let the officers zip in and out of trees and this week they also assisted in

a warrant sweep. >> you can find more video of the unit on our website, www.ktvu.com. you have seen it live right here, police officers surrounding a trash can arch someone says they spotted a gun a block from the shooting at oikos university. coming up, we will go live too irk r to find -- live to eric eric rasmussen. and the supporters who waited to see presidential candidate ron paul today, we are on the campaign trail when ktvu channel 2 news returns in 90 seconds.

complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. good evening. i am hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikalian -- >> i am julie haener. >> a block away from where the shootings took place. we learned someone reported seeing a gun in a crash can. we brought you the live pictures. ktvu's eric rasmussen is there right now where