. >>> one of the family's mourning a loss tonight is that of katleen ping. rita williams spoke to her parents who still haven't told her young son, rita. >> reporter: just a few hours ago i spoke to the heartbroken family of katleen ping. >> i am so sorry. >> but whoever did this, you know we already, we already forgive him, you know. it's all up to, it's all up to god. >> i'm going to miss her but. but i need to face the truth that she's gone. >> reporter: deeply religious, katleen's parents, two sisters and parents say they believe they have to love their enemies so they forgive the man suspected of killing the ping's oldest child. the officer secretary who also was studying to be a nurse. >> yeah, she was in the hospital and she died shortly on the operating table. that's what the police said. >> reporter: her little boy, 4- year-old keiser does not yet know his mother is not coming home. >> her boy is going to grow up without her, but we're just going to have to stick it out for him. >> reporter: the boy's father katleen's husband ian also does not yet k

legal red tape is delaying the release of katleen ping's body. >> reporter: the sheriff's department tells ping's family that her husband has the legal right to take care of her remains. but he is still in the philippines, telling his family he is doing his best to get here. right now, ping's family all they can do is wait and honor her memory. dozens of friends and family gather at the bay area baptist church to say good-bye to oikos shooting victim, katleen ping. her family hoped to bury the young mother after the service. but the alameda county coroner will not release the body. >> he want to give her a decent burial. >> reporter: in the midst of their grieving, the pings are dealing with legal red tape. the alameda county sheriff's office requires ping's husband to claim her remains. >> you have both members of the family trying to do the right thing. but the spouse is the one that has the legal right. he is the legal next of kin in this situation. >> reporter: ping's husband is in the philippines. he tells the family he is trying to get to the bay area and wants to take custody

one of the victims katleen ping was the mother of a small 4- year-old child. ping called h her family four times after she was shot. >> reporter: she helped her family buy and move into this home two years ago tomorrow, on her father's birthday. >> but whoever did this, you know we already forgive him, you know. it's all up to, it's all up to god. >> i am going to miss her, but i need to face the truth. that she's gone. >> reporter: deeply religious katleen's parents two sisters and brothers say they believe they have to love their enemies so the ping,'s forgive the man accused of killing their oldest child. the school secretary studying to become a nurse. >> they took her to the hospital and she died shortly on the operating table. that's what the police said. >> her little boy 4-year-old keiser does not yet know his mother is not coming home. >> that boy is going to grow up without her, but we're just going to have to stick it out for him. >> reporter: the boy's father, katleen's husband does not know yet, she was helping him immigrate. surprisingly, ping ca

one of the victims katleen ping was the mother of a small 4- year-old child. family four times after she was shot. >> reporter: she helped her family buy and move into this home two years ago tomorrow, on her father's birthday. >> but whoever did this, you know we already forgive him, you know. it's all up to, it's all up to god. >> i am going to miss her, but i need to face the truth. that she's gone. >> reporter: deeply religious katleen's parents two sisters and brothers say they believe they have to love their enemies so the ping,'s forgive the man accused of killing their oldest child. the school secretary studying to become a nurse. >> they took her to the hospital and she died shortly on the operating table. that's what the police said. >> her little boy 4-year-old keiser does not yet know his mother is not coming home. >> that boy is going to grow up without her, but we're just going to have to stick it out for him. >> reporter: the boy's father, katleen's husband does not know yet, she was helping him immigrate. surprisingly, ping called four times af

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>> reporter: moon told us the allege gunman took katleen ping from the nurse's office at gun point, and brought her into the classroom. where he said 6 of 13 students there were shot and killed. >> all were happy, nice, kind people. we were sure they would become a very nice -- >> reporter: instead of focusing on why, he says it's time to think about how to move forward. he says the classroom may be turned into a permanent memorial to the victims. >> to make sure that it's through there. and we want to make sure that everybody remembers them. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> california school districts are hoping to make extra cash. how? by making school buss into moving billboards. they would sell advertising space on the side of school buss. not sure how much money the ads would make. but in colorado springs, the school buss generates more than $48,000 a year. it estimates ads could generate more than $30 million a year for some school districts. the bill is expected to go before the senate education committee tomorrow. >>> a landmark san francisco restaurant gets a

killed in last week's oikos university shooting proving very difficult for one oakland family, katleen ping'samily celebrated her life yesterday. they hoped to bury her after the service but legal red tape delaying the release of ping's body by the coroner. the law requires ping's husband to sign ft remains, but he's having trouble getting back from the philippines. he has until saturday to claim her body. after that, her parents can actually step in to do that. >>> meantime, the president of the university says that school will need help to survive the stigma of last week's shooting that left seven people dead. the bay area news report reports oikos university leaders are concerned students will no longer apply to that school. classes have been cancelled indefinitely but university leaders say classes could be held temporarily at pat onuniversity in oakland or unitech college in fremont. >>> the search for morgan hill teenager sierra lamar is set to resume in an hour. bob redell is live in morgan hill where the teen disappeared almost a month ago. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yes, laura,

katleen ping worked as a secretary at the university. the family hoped to have a graveside ceremony but unable to do so because they do not have ping's body. >> ping's little sister carried a large picture of her into the church. ping's 4-year-old son, kaiser walked in holding his uncle's hand. >> i sat him down wednesday and told him what happened. but... we told him, do you know about heaven? it's a happy lace, mommy is in heaven. mommy is happy. >> the family is deeply religious, so is the service at the bay area baptist church where they are long-time member autos i'm going to miss her very much. i'm so glad she's with the lord but i'm just going to miss her. >> the 24-year-old leaves behind her son, her parents, her brother and two youngsters. all live together in east oakland. her husband remains in their native philippines proven problematic. the family's anguish amp ply fied because unable to give loved ones what they consider a proper burial. her husband as legal rights to the body. >> her body is still in the coroner's office.

katleen ping's loved ones are not able to have a proper bur yil. we're live where the service took place today. >> i'll explain about the lack of a burial in just a moment. but first, let me tell you about the service today, here in this small newark church where the pings have been faithful members for years, they're deeply religious and this service this afternoon was as well. the family choosing the scriptures and the songs. ♪ [ music ] . >> when things like this happen and they do take us by surprise it's good to know events like this don't take god by surprise, we can take comfort in understanding god has a plan and a purpose. >> i lost my sister. i considered her my best friend. and we didn't lose her. the word lose is not the right term. she's in heaven in, a better place. >> the 24-year-old ping was a secretary at oikos university but was more than that. she was of a wife, a mother, a daughter and a sister. she leaves behind her husband, who is in the philippines. this is the complication over the body. under state law, the coroner can only

had only come here to work on her nursing degree but had already made a big impact on children katleen pingwas the only employee killed. the heart, brain and soul of the family said her father. seven families that want us to remember their loved ones not for how they died but the way they lived. >> you will find our expensive reportings on our bay area news tab. >>> president obama says a bill he signed into law is a potential game changer for special businesses trying to save money. the so called jobs bill stands for jump start our business start ups. it allows small companies to go public sooner, it exempts some companies from some rules and it makes it easier to use the internet to find small investors. >> start ups and small business will now have access to a big new pool of potential investors. namely the american people. >> some democrats say the bill weakens safeguard that were put into place after the wall street melt down and could lead to abuse. >>> leon panetta is is a bit of a frequent flier. the flights cost taxpayers about $32,000. panetta is required to fly on military planes

had only come here to work on her nursing degree but had already made a big impact on children katleen pingthe only employee killed. the heart, brain and soul of the family said her father. seven families that want us to remember their loved ones not for how they died but the way they lived. >> you will find our expensive reportings on our bay area news tab. >>> president obama says a bill he signed into law is a potential game changer for special businesses trying to save money. the so called jobs bill stands for jump start our business start ups. it allows small companies to go public sooner, it exempts some companies from some rules and it makes it easier to use the internet to find small investors. >> start ups and small business will now have access to a big new pool of potential investors. namely the american people. >> some democrats say the bill weakens safeguard that were put into place after the wall street melt down and could lead to abuse. >>> leon panetta is is a bit of a frequent flier. the flights cost taxpayers about $32,000. panetta is required to fly on military planes for

another victim, katleen ping. grace kim. tshering bhutia, the only male. doris chibuko.us leaders from all faiths, family members, friends, strangers came out last night to the baptist church in oakland to mourn and share stories of their hope for a better life. many going to school at oikos university hoping to one day work in the health care field. some had children as young as 4 years old. the crime scene technicians are expected back here today to continue processing the scene. no word on exactly how long that might take. >>> a bomb ripping through a passenger van near pakistan's boarder with afghanistan, killing a total of six people. officials say that the bomb was planted inside the van. at this point, however, it is unclear whether it was detonated remotely or by somebody inside the van. islamist militants carried out scores of killings in reeps end years and targeting civilians or those from tribes that do not support them. >> 6:52 now. president obama will sign a bill this morning banning members of congress from engaging in insider trading. stock act will ensu

killed in last week's oikos university shooting is harder than expected for one oakland family, katleen ping's ones celebrated her life at the bay area baptist church yesterday. they hoped to bury her after the service, but legal red tape is delaying the release of her body. her remains are still at the coroner's office. the sheriff's department says the law requires ping's husband to sign for the remains, but he's in the philippines. ping's husband telling her parents he is working on getting to the bay area to make the proper arrangements. now, the sheriff's department says it must give him until the 14th of april to claim her remains. after that her parents can step in and move forward with the burial. >>> well, a rainy start to your wednesday. lots going on out there. let's check everything, the weather and the roads with meteorologist christina loren. >> the two goes hand in hand this morning. good morning to you, marla. good morning to you at home. i want to show you the golden gate bridge to start. most of our highways nice and slick this morning, although the greater bay area is starti