jennifer goalic, executive director, 48-year-old christine lober and dr.clinical psychologist with the san francisco department of veterans' affairs. senator bill dodd spent part of the evening at the town halcon soling the families of the women. dodd personally knew christine lober. >> a young woman just in the prime of her life. incredibly professional. and really passionate about helping veterans that have ptsd. >> the pathway home is a program geared to helping veterans in need after post 9/11 employment in the middle east. we'll have an update from the tragedy in yountville. that, plus all your top stories and weather. we hope you join us. now back to the "today" show. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. va tragedy. three women are killed when a former patient walks into the largest's veterans home and opens fire. >> he has bullets around his waist and other stuff in his jacket. tie shooting coming after a day-long standoff where the gunman took the women hostage. this morning, the investigation into what could have caused this tragic game. >>> taki

executive director christine lober, jennifer gonzalez who was pregnant and therapist jennifer golic was also killed. >> it's very, very tragic. her family, her young daughter it very, very sad. she had just gotten her doct doctora doctorate. >> he says that lobber was dedicated to helping vets. >> reporter: yountville mayor john dunbar won't comment about why wong was kicked out of the treatment program. >> we're looking for a short to medium term housing to support our guys, since we have been displaced from our building. >> reporter: meantime a memorial to honor the three victims being planned for march 19 at the veterans theater on campus. >>> california's spat with the white house over sanctuary cities is still a hot topic tonight. the state will work with the federal government but there's a catch. >> california is not going to lift a single finger or spend one cent to take children from their mothers and fathers. if we're talking about violent criminals, we'll work with you, we'll collaborate with you, we'll remove them and send them back to their home countries. oakland took a br

executive director christine lober, jennifer gonzalez who was pregnant and therapist jennifer golic was also killed. >> it's very, very tragic. her family, her young daughter it very, very sad. she had just gotten her doct doctora doctorate. >> he says that dedicated to helping vets. >> reporter: yountville mayor john dunbar won't comment about why wong was kicked out of the treatment program. >> we're looking for a short to medium term housing to support our guys, since we have been displaced from our building. >> reporter: meantime a memorial to honor the three victims being planned for march 19 at the veterans theater on campus. >>> california's spat with the white house over sanctuary cities is still a hot topic tonight. the state will work with the federal government but there's a catch. >> california is not going to lift a single finger or spend one cent to take children from their mothers and fathers. if we're talking about violent criminals, we'll work with you, we'll collaborate with you, we'll remove them and send them back to their home countries. oakland took a break for int

christine lober dedicated her life to helping veterans heal. that memorial will be at the lincoln theater. and we'll carry it live on abc 7 and our platforms. >>> check out this crash in dnavildn dnavil dnavil danville. police haven't said if anyone was hurt. the driver was shaken but appeared to be unharmed. fire crews shord up the ceiling to keep it from collapsing. >>> a building that burned last night in san francisco has been deemed uninhabitable. the fire started at union at columbus damaging a half dozen businesses. cornell bernard has our story. >> looking at this smoking that was coming out of the window. >> reporter: inside michelangelo restaurant half eaten dinners are still on the counter where customers left them saturda when owners told them to run. as a fierce fire engulfed the upper floors of this building on union street. six businesses below, restaurants and bars were heavily damaged by smoke and water including the liquor store this man has owned for ten years. >> you feel like you lost your kid. your business. this is a kid

christine lober and jennifer gonzalez were shot and killed in the march 9th rampage, inside the offices where they worked. the gunman, albert wong later shot and killed himself. he was a former patient who had been kicked out of the program for threatening one of the women. tonight's service starts at 6:00 p.m. at the lincoln theater on the veterans home campus. >>> the search for a missing bay area skier has entered its 5th day. searchers in the area were able to use a helicopter over the weekend to look for 65-year-old thomas malar ky of richmond. since then they have gotten 6 feet of snow, which hampered the search. >>> new fears this noon that the president is trying to quash the investigation by special counsel robert mueller. in a tweet this morning president trump called mueller's work a total witch hunt with massive conflicts of interest. that follows a weekend of twitter attacks that included the president saying o quote the -- quote, the mueller probe should never have been started and accusing investigators for being politically motivated. >>> a trump nominated rod rossenstei

. >> this woman was 26 weeks pregnant with her first child and christine lober was raised in new england and he says lober was dedicated to healing vets. >> the awful thing about this tragedy and the veteran involved it puts a point on how much this health and counselling is needed. >> the mayor john dunbar who also serves on the board at pathways won't comment about why wong was kick out of the treatment program. he's now concerned about finding a new space for the vets it serves. >> we as a board and friends of the program are still figuring out how we're going to move forward but we're definitely going to continue the mission of serving the veterans. >> the memorial to honor the three victims being planned for march 19th on the lincoln theater. on yountville, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the muss of one of the women who died issued a statement in her memory. jennifer gonzalez got married last year and was expecting her first baby this summer. her husband says she and her colleagues were passionate about helping those in critical need. t.j. said with his wife, quote, jennifer was ad

not just the doctors, but christine lober. her father says she died doing what she loved. lober, executive director there at pathway home, 18 mun mt onth. the 48-year-old loved yoga and incorporated in her work with veterans. >> dreams of having a family shattered after a glitch at a well known, fertility clinic. hundreds of patients are learning their eggs and embryos may have been compromised after a problem at a storage facility. and, marianne is live with more. >> pacific fertility center, notified 400 patients that their eggs or embryos stored at their facility may have been compromised. and just now, i sat down, and talked with one of those patients. at age 34, rosalynn, of lafayette decided to bank her eggs to increase her chances of having a family when she found the right partner. after research she decided to store them here at the pacific fertility center in san francisco. she says she was stunned when sunny received this e-mail yesterday, from pfc telling her that a liquid nitrogen tank, containing eggs and embryos failed, possibly impacting her eggs. several c

we have learned that christine lober is one of the victims tonight. this hostage situation began at 10:30 a.m. three females are now pronounced dead. senator bill dodd said one of those victims is the executive director of the pathway home. this all started at 10:30 a.m. four people were found dead when s.w.a.t. members entered the room. we wanted to find out what happened between the initial calls of shot they shots fired and when they entered the building. they said it was inappropriate for them to answer that. they also said there were would not answer whether there was any interaction with the suspect. but they say they did find the vehicle of the suspect at the property and a bomb sniffing dog smelled something suspicious. they cleared the vehicle. they found a cell phone inside. earlier the chp officers said they were trying to reach him through his cell phone but then it was found in the car that they believed along to the suspect. at the time this was happening when we saw things escalating after 6 pm, we saw ambulances, s.w.a.t. team vehicles

the victims identified as 42-year-old jennifer galog, pathway clinical director. 48-year-old christine lober, executive director, and 29-year-old jennifer gonzalez, a clinical psychologist. in a statement, pathway said the brave women were accomplished professionals who dedicated their careers to serving our nation's veterans. >> three wolf, professional -- three wonderful, professional, talented young women who get up every morning and go to work to help veterans. sadly, they're gone. >> reporter: the gunman's identified as 36-year-old albert wong from sacramento. police say wong, who had served in the military, was a former program participant at the pathway house. he left two weeks ago. early in the standoff, wong and officers fired at each other. after the building was put in lockdown, hostage negotiators spent hours trying to make contact. >> it was just a lot of -- the residents were like just -- they were calm, they didn't know what -- what to expect or anything like that. i was thinking of wanting to go home to my son. >> reporter: that the gunman was deployed in afghanistan in 2011.

speaker, i'd like to -- this body to recognize a moment of silence for christine lober, the executive director of the pathway home program for the california veterans' home. dr. jennifer golick, the clinical director and staff psychologist. and jenniffer gonzalez, a clinical psychologist with a san francisco department of veterans affairs, who was on assignment at the pathway home and was also regnant. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman ?rom arizona seek recognition >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous con don't remove my name from sponsorship on h.j.res. 60 and h.r. 60. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. paulsen: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. the house will be in order. members will remove their conversations from the floor. the house will be in order. please remove your c

the employees jennifer golick, christine lober, and jennifer gonzalez were shot yesterday.e are deeply saddened by the tragic situation and mourn the loss of three incredible women who cared for our veterans. former trump campaign aid sam nunberg wrapping up a crazy week facing a grand jury. it's all part of special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. unclear exactly what was discussed during his more than six hours of testimony. and number is now cooperating after vowing to ignore the subpoena. he was fired from the trump campaign in august of 2015. president trump is preparing for his latin american debut. the commander-in-chief making his first official trip next month to peru for the summit of the americas, april 13 and 14. corruption will be the primary focus of the summit; however ongoing tensions in venezuela is likely to surface from there. he will visit columbia, i hope he does bring attention to venezuela very sad news there. ed: absolutely a navy sailor just pardoned by the president, christian saucier joins us for an exclusive interview next. pete: those look

. >> christine, gonzalez was expecting her first child in june. one of lober's friends said she radiated goodness. she was a wonderful person. >> anger and frustration as families react to news of a freezer malfunction at san francisco's pacific fertility center. it may have affected patients' eggs and embryos. the liquid nitrogen failure failed march 4 the same day cleveland experienced a similar problem. the president reached out to its 500 patients to let them know of the failure. >> i understand technology can malfunction, but i think they should have had some other back ups in place. >> the hard part is they don't know what's happening with it until they unthaw the eggs and the embryos so we don't really know if it was compromised or not. >> this woman didn't want to be identified. some of her embryos were in the failed tank. >>> now, wre are learning more tonight about how much fertility centers help patients start or grow their families. pacific charges more than $8300 for egg freezing. in vitro fertilization or ivf procedures cost more than $11,000. >> a

. >> christine, gonzalez was expecting her first child in june. one of lober's friends said she radiated goodness. she was a wonderful person. >> anger and frustration as families react to news of a freezer malfunction at san francisco's pacific fertility center. it may have affected patients' eggs and embryos. the liquid nitrogen failure failed march 4 the same day cleveland experienced a similar problem. the president reached out to its 500 patients to let them know of the failure. >> i understand technology can malfunction, but i think they should have had some other back ups in place. >> the hard part is they don't know what's happening with it until they unthaw the eggs and the embryos so we don't really know if it was compromised or not. >> this woman didn't want to be identified. some of her embryos were in the failed tank. >>> now, wre are learning more tonight about how much fertility centers help patients start or grow their families. pacific charges more than $8300 for egg freezing. in vitro fertilization or ivf procedures cost more than $11,000. >> a

christine loeber. gonzales was expecting her first child in june. one of lober's friends said she radiated goodness.he was a wonderful person. >>> developing news now, san francisco police have released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that killed 19-year-old man. police ordering jesus delgado to put his hands up last tuesday. he was hiding in the trunk of a car. at a heated town hall meeting investigators said after they fired a nonlethal beanbag round delgado pointed a gun at the officers and fired. that's when ten officers fired 99 rounds. delgado was shot 25 times. some are frustrated at the amount of force used. delgado's brother expressed bitter anger to police. >> one of the reasons you're not sorry you're able to finish your day, go home, look at your kids in the eye and tell them you love them. my mom doesn't have that anymore. >> delgado was an armed robbery suspect. the district attorney is still investigating the shooting. it is 5:35 now. if it's not wet where you are now it most likely will be at some point this morning. >> matt keller is live for us in san mateo. how