lampkin also says he hadn't seen his brother in years...ng started drinking. c-h-p still hasn't commented on what led to wong to getting kicked out of the pathway house program. wong was licensed by the state as an armed security guard in 2008. he was authorized to carry a nine- millimeter handgun... but that license expired in octber when he didn't pay the annual fee. ( darya ) we're now hearing from family members of one of the pathway home shooting victims. the family of doctor jennifer golick is speaking publically for the first time. golick and two of her colleagues -- christine loeber and jennifer gonzales -- were found shot to death friday. <"i have to tell you that, what a great last she was and she still is in my heart and how much i miss her and i am just hoping that we can get through the next couple of weeks and couple of months and couple of years with as little going on as possible, try to get back to our normal lives, and i feel sadness throughout my entire body, i got up yesterday morning crying in my sleep and i am still cr

tyrone lampkin is his brother's name.he says wong was never the same after he got out of the military. lampkin hadn't seen his brother in years, though they did keep in touch by phone.he says he had heard wong had started drinking a lot and wasn't taking medication he was on.perhaps most telling of all, is that wong apparently got particularly mad at petty things - like people not doing their fair share of work, or owing him money.a close friend of one of the victim's, christine loeber, says the whole thing is so tragic, you can't be angry. (sot)"you can't describe it other than, the guy needed help. he went to battle for our country, he came back not healthy, and didn't get enough help."(vo)some other interesting revelations about wong are that the state bureau of security and investigative services says wong received permits to carry a nine- millimeter gun and to be a security guard back in 2008. those permits weren't current, though.the bureau says he lost his license for failing to pay the annual fees.that means his permits expired on october 31st of last year. meanwhile today, c-

lampkin says wong was never the same after getting out of the military.he says wong would obsess about minor conflicts... such as someone owing him money. lampkin says he had not seen wong in years but they kept in touch by phone. he says heard wong had stopped taking medication and was drinking a lot. (justine) a difficult rescue a difficult rescue operation in new york city, after a helicopter crashed into the east river. the fire department had to cut and remove the harnesses around the passengers in order to free them. we also have this new video of the impact... watch here as the chopper crashes on the water and tilts on its side... as its rotors beat the water. two people died and three people are in critical people are in critical condition. police say a sixth person, the pilot, freed himself and was rescued by a passing tugboat. the helicopter went down just around 7 this evening east coast time. the helicopter was being chartered for a photo shoot when it went down... for an unknown reason. (justine) police in southern california are mourning the

lampkin says wong would fixate on the small stuff.a friend of christine loeber, one of wong's victims, shared his feelings about the shooter with kron four."no one knows what pain he was in, how sick he was. maybe he was just a bad person. ya know, but at this point, it doesn't matter. it's just, ya gotta go on and keep her memory alive."lampkin says his brother had some physical ailments from war, in addition to struggles with bipolar disorder.but he wouldn't always take his medication because he didn't think it was working.lampkin also says, though he hadn't seen his brother in years, had heard that he started drinking. "you can't describe it other than, the guy needed help. he went to battle for our country, he came back not healthy, and didn't get enough help."we do know wong had been in a treatment program for veterans, and had been asked to leave.c-h-p still hasn't commented on what spurred wong getting kicked out of the program that was trying to help him."and christine tried and it didn't work and just, ya know...it happened."wong was also licensed by the state as an armed sec

lampkin says wong would fixate on the small stuff.a friend of christine loeber, one of wong's victims shared his feelings about the shooter with kron four."no one knows what pain he was in, how sick he was. maybe he was just a bad person. ya know, but at this point, it doesn't matter. it's just, ya gotta go on and keep her memory alive."lampkin says his brother had some physical ailments from war, in addition to struggles with bipolar disorder.but he wouldn't always take his medication because he didn't think it was working.lampkin also says, though he hadn't seen his brother in years, had heard that he started drinking. "you can't describe it other than, the guy needed help. he went to battle for our country, he came back not healthy, and didn't get enough help."we do know wong had been in a treatment program for veterans, and had been asked to leave.c-h-p still hasn't commented on what spurred wong getting kicked out of the program that was trying to help him."and christine tried and it didn't work and just, ya know...it happened."wong was also licensed by the state as an armed secu

lampkin also says he hadn't seen his brother in years...but he had heard that wong started drinking. c-h-p still hasn't commented on what led to wong to getting kicked out of the pathway house program. wong was licensed by the state as an armed security guard in 2008. he was authorized to carry a nine- millimeter handgun... but that license expired in octber when he didn't pay the annual fee. ( james ) we're now hearing from family members of one of the pathway home shooting victims. the family of doctor jennifer golick is speaking publically for the first time. golick and two of her colleagues -- christine loeber and jennifer gonzales -- were found shot to death friday. <"i have to tell you that, what a great last she was and she still is in my heart and how much i miss her and i am just hoping that we can get through the next couple of weeks and couple of months and couple of years with as little going on as possible, try to get back to our normal lives, and i feel sadness throughout my entire body, i got up yesterday morning crying in my

but lampkin said he never thought it would end in violence. he told the paper, he said he wanted to get back at them, talk to them, yell at them, not to kill them. >> the woman who helped raise albert wong is done. she described him as soft spoken and calm. she told the associated press, he didn't have a traditional upbringing but still, he just became a fine young man. i can't imagine what happened. it doesn't make any sense. cissy sherr also said he wanted to go back to stool -- school and thought the pathway program would help him to readjust. >>> there were plenty of prayers for the victims and families at sunday services in yountville today. kpix 5's john ramos spoke with residents of the veterans home was a the deadly shooting by a troubleshooter was a tragedy waiting to happen. >> reporter: people often come to church to ponder why life unfolds the way it does. but this morning in the small churches surrounding the veterans home, no one emto have much doubt about why the shooter did what he did. >> they used to call it battle fatigue, y

lampkin says wong was never the same after getting out of the military.lampkin says he had not seen wong in years but they kept in touch by phone. he says he heard wong had stopped taking medication and was drinking a lot. (robin) happening today... former raider and 49er aldon smith will be in court to be arraigned on domestic violence charges. police issued a warrant for his arrest last week. he was booked on a number of charges including domestic violence... assault... and false imprisonment. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her bush street home in nob hill. ( robin ) ever since the tragic mass shooting in parkland, florida -students have led the charge for change. reporter son-see-ahray tonsall was at a gun violence town hall hosted by students in sacramento where they continue to push for change. "the building we're in right now is the newest building at kennedy built back in 2009. the rest of buildings were built however 50 years ago . my question is will we see a reinforcement and refurbishment of school buildings?"tough questions from

tyrone lampkin told the press democrat his brother was kicked out of the program two weeks ago aftere was caught with knives. on friday, the 36-year-old army veteran killed christine loeber, jennifer golick and jennifer gonzales, all of whom help veterans like him . >>> new at noon, a bay area fire department has exhausted firefighters working forced overtime up to 100 hours in a row. the vallejo fire department said yesterday's three alarm blaze is a looming reminder of its lack of staff. as of this morning only three more recruits are training to become firefighters. nine positions are still vacant. vallejo firefighters say long outstanding contract issues are hindering the department from hiring more people . >>> in san jose, a suspect is facing dui charges after leading police on a high-speed chase. the santa clara county sheriff's office says the pursuit started around 3:30 am near 85 and winchester. it ended around 4:00 when the driver of this bright green car came to a stop at a gas station. no one was hurt and no word on what prompted that chase . >>> former raider eldon smit

tyrone lampkin told the press democrat that his brother was kicked out of the program two weeks ago after he was caught with knives. on friday the 36-year-old army veteran killed christine lobar, jennifer gallic, and jennifer gonzales, all who worked to help veterans. more from yountville with what one witness saw from pathway home. >> we had just started the party when the gun man walked in to the room that we were in. >> reporter: haley immediately recognized the gun man, 36 year- old albert wong, as he -- as he interrupted go away party friday. haley said she was terrified to become a hostage along with six other friends . >> verse let the veterans go and then said, staff needs to stay. at that point there were seven staff members. and then he said our names, my first name, and said you can go. >> reporter: as soon as he said haley's name he said the rest became a blur . >> i just ran out as fast as i could. i thought that my life was saved and not that i was going to die. >> reporter: haley came to the pathway home to help veterans meet move out. he doesn't want to be identified, but

tyrone lampkin told the press democrat his brother was kicked out of the program two weeks ago after caught with knives. on friday the 36 year-old army veteran killed three. all worked to help veterans like wong. >> we are hearing from a counselor at the pathway home who was a hostage for a short time herself on friday. she says the gun man interrupted a going away party for two colleagues. she and six other friends were all held hostage until she was released. the gun man said she could go and she sprints out the door. >> i just ran out as fast as i could. i thought, i mean, my life was saved. i thought i was going to die . >> she says once she left the room the rest of the day was a blur. stay with us for continuing coverage of the veterans home shooting. >>> representative mark dussault is urging contra costa county -- the contract county sheriff's office been volunteers from visiting immigrants inside the richmond jail. he urges the county to terminate the i.c.e contract saying it causes too much trouble for the county and the community. >>> in just one day president trump is goi

wong's brother, tyrone lampkin told the press democrat, "whatever happened out there, he didn't say he going to shoot anybody. he said he wanted to get back at them, talk to them, yell at tem, not to kill them." as part of abc 7's take action campaign we vetted the most comprehensive list of local resources for veterans and their families on our website. just head to abc7news.com/takeaction to take you why ally. and if you'd like to pay tribute to the three women you can head to our abc 7 news facebook page with you can share this badge. >>> a pilot is expected to survive after his small aircraft crashed in western sonoma county this evening. you're looking at video shot from a highway patrol helicopter as it approached the scene in valley ford. firefighters used the jaws of life to free the 73-year-old aviator from that small plane. the chp helicopter crew then rushed the sebastopol resident to santa rosa memorial hospital. >>> bay area residents making big bucks all without quitting their day job. >> i grossed just over $16,000. >> up next, ways you could score a lot of cash, and the

tyrone lampkin told the press democrat his brother was kicked out of the program two weeks ago afterwas caught with knives. on friday the 36-year-old army veteran killed christine loeber, jennifer gallic and jennifer gonzales, all who worked to help veterans like one. a counselor at the pathway home was a hostage for a short time. haley rectal says she was terrified when she became a hostage along with six friends. >> first he let the veterans go and then said, staff, staff needs to stay. at that point there were seven staff members. and then he said our names. my first name and said, you can go. >> when the gun man said her name she said she sprinted out the door and the rest is a blur. three of her friends were killed. stay with us for continuing coverage of the veterans home shooting. >>> let's get a check of the weather. we had a storm come in. >> it is just off the coast right now and getting closer. it will bring us a chance of rain for the afternoon commute. most likely you will do with raindrops. for this morning it will be fog a lot of folks are dealing with along the coast.