live in oakland, lillian kim abc 7 news. >> thank you lillian. we are also learning more tonight about one of the victims who died today in the shooting at the university. this car belonged to sharon boot the oakland tribune report she was murdered when somewhating suspect juan go car jacked him at the college. he lived in residential hotel in san francisco north beach. his landlord told abc 7 that he called to check on the nursing student when news of the shooting broke. but got no answer. boot immigrated from india several years ago. he worked andrea yates as janitor at san francisco international airport and attended classes during the day. >> well in the rush to get out of the gunman's fire one woman quick thinking saved lives. nick smith live with that part of the story tonight. nick she was very smart and very brave. >> absolutely, dan. that one woman is a quick thinking student whose class was directly next door. today some are calling her a herein because of what she did. she may have stopped others from being wounded or even killed. this

live in oakland, lillian kim abc 7 news. >> thank you lillian. we are also learning more tonight about one of the victims who died today in the shooting at the university. this car belonged to sharon boot the oakland tribune report she was murdered when somewhating suspect juan go car jacked him at the college. he lived in residential hotel in san francisco north beach. his landlord told abc 7 that he called to check on the nursing student when news of the shooting broke. but got no answer. boot immigrated from india several years ago. he worked andrea yates as janitor at san francisco international airport and attended classes during the day. >> well in the rush to get out of the gunman's fire one woman quick thinking saved lives. nick smith live with that part of the story tonight. nick she was very smart and very absolu. >> absolutely, dan. that one woman is a quick thinking student whose class was directly next door. today some are calling her a herein because of what she did. she may have stopped others from being wounded or even killed. thi

we have exclusive video of operation on the island. 7 news reporter lillian kim is live at the half man bay airport tonight. really quite something to see the big boat dangling in mid-air lake that. >>reporter: dan there are plenty of spectators here at the boat coming in. they kept saying amising. this is the helicopter that carried the boat here to the airport. it was an operation that went quickly and smoothly. low peed chase arrived at the half machine bay airport just before 7:00 p.m. special helicopter carried the 39 foot sailboat from the farallons islands where it crashed in the rocks during a sailing competition nip days ago. dozens of locals gathered at the airport to witness the salvage operation firsthand. >> quite amazing. since such a big helicopter. to carry an entire boat. of that size. >>reporter: ballard diving sal vandal won the bid to retrieve the boat estimated 200,000 dollar job. operation began hours earlier at the farallons. where a dive crew prepared the boat to be hoisted. there were a number of obstacle including rocky terrain, unfavorable weather and fragile

we have exclusive video of operation on the island. 7 news reporter lillian kim is live at the half man bay airport tonight. really quite something to see the big boat dangling in mid-air lake that. >>reporter: dan there are plenty of spectators here at the boat coming in. they kept saying amising. this is the helicopter that carried the boat here to the airport. it was an operation that went quickly and smoothly. low peed chase arrived at the half machine bay airport just before 7:00 p.m. special helicopter carried the 39 foot sailboat from the farallons islands where it crashed in the rocks during a sailing competition nip days ago. dozens of locals gathered at the airport to witness the salvage operation firsthand. >> quite amazing. since such a big helicopter. to carry an entire boat. of that size. >>reporter: ballard diving sal vandal won the bid to retrieve the boat estimated 200,000 dollar job. operation began hours earlier at the farallons. where a dive crew prepared the boat to be hoisted. there were a number of obstacle including rocky terrain, unfavorable weather and fragile

round trip from the rocky bird sanctuary back to the coast took less than an hour. 7 news reporter lillian kim is live at half moon bay tonight with the story. lillian? >> dan there are plenty of spectators here as the boat was coming in and they kept saying amazing. this is the helicopter that carried the boat here to the airport. it was an operation that went quickly and smoothly. low speed chase arrived at the half moon bay airport just before 7:00 p.m. special helicopter carried the 39 foot sailboat from the farallons islands where it crashed in the rocks during a sailing competition 9 days ago. dozens of local gathered at the airport to witness the salvage operation firsthand. >> quite amazing. such a big helicopter. to carry an entire boat. of that size. >>reporter: seattle base salvage company won the bid to retrieve the boat estimated to cost around 200,000 dollars. operation began hours earlier at the farallons where a dive crew spent hours preparing the boat to be hoisted. it was along the farallons rocky coast where 5 of the 8 crew members of the low speed chase died after big waves

we were able to talk with one of the survivors and more on that part of the story tonight from lillian kim live for us tonight outside high land hospital in oakland. lillian? >> dan, of the 3 surviving victims one was released late this afternoon. she's a 19-year-old nursing student. her name is miss car of santa clara. our carolyn tyler spoke to her as soon as she left the hospital. >>reporter: how are you doing. >> i'm doing okay. >>reporter: can you tell us anything about what happened today. >> just some guy attacking us. >>reporter: did you know him. >> yes he's a former student. >>reporter: so what happened he just stood newspaper class. >> yes. just stood up in class and decide to shoot us. >>reporter: we heard you tried help with a friend. >> i helped my friend.what dpu do. >> i picked her up from the ground. she fell on the ground and i got shot in the arm. >>reporter: can you show us, did you get stitches. >> yes i got stitches. >>reporter: what was that like in there? what was the atmosphere? >> not the best. l but oh, well. whatever happened we can make the best out of it. >>re

lillian kim is aleif at the oak land police department with more. lillian? >> for the past two years officers here at the oakland police department have had to did more with less but based on what we heard tonight they say to be dealing witness as best they can. >> this is where we ask for help. >>reporter: in the every day the top brass of the oakland police department comes to the neighborhood which 80's tanya made a point to show up tonigh tonight. to find out is what really going on. >> i'm getting these reports that there's been robbery with weapons and that makes me feel unsafe. that makes me feel more cautious. >>reporter: about 100 other people showed up at the very center to get answers too. occurrence out -- turns outs out they saw a spike in robbery at the beginning of the year. >> robbery 49 percent. burglaries 39 percent up. bear with me open this. >>reporter: oakland police say while the numbers may sound alarming the situation is getting better and credit relatively new computer software that keeps track of when and where crime is 0you are occ

lillian kim is aleif at the oak land police department with more. lillian? >> for the past two years officers here at the oakland police department have had to did more with less but based on what we heard tonight they say to be dealing witness as best they can. >> this is where we ask for help. >>reporter: in the every day the top brass of the oakland police department comes to the neighborhood which 80's tanya made a point to show up tonigh tonight. to find out is what really going on. >> i'm getting these reports that there's been robbery with weapons and that makes me feel unsafe. that makes me feel more cautious. >>reporter: about 100 other people showed up at the very center answers too. ocrrence out -- turns outs out they saw a spike in robbery at the beginning of the year. >> robbery 49 percent. burglaries 39 percent up. bear with me open this. >>reporter: oakland police say while the numbers may sound alarming the situation is getting better and credit relatively new computer software that keeps track of when and where crime is 0you are occurring. >

the other accident injured at least four people, one block away, at brandon street where lillian kim is live on the scene with the details. >> reporter: we're along the southbound lanes on the embarcadero, and this was a veer serious accident. this car was hit by an suv which police say was likely going too fast. that suv end up on the sidewalk, and we've been told five people were transported to the hospital. it's unclear how serious the injuries are. the other collision happened minutes before and just a few blocks away on the embark care expo harrison street. police say the driver of a red jaguar was trying to make an illegal left turn or u turn when his car was broadside by a muni street car. three people in the jaguar were taken to the hospital and their injuries are not expect ted be life threatening and -- no one on the street was war diswhrimpletd street car has been taken out of service. that is standard procedure so workers can assess possible damage. so two collisions on the embarcadero that happened within minutes of each other. the police have blocked off the southbound

live at the half mp bay airport, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thanks lillian. >> public memorial willor alexis bush one of the sailors on the boat one week from today. san francisco giants announced the memorial for the former bat girl will again at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon at at&t park. those who we shall to attend should enter the willie mays gate starting at 12:30. >> oicos university reopened today 3 week after shooting rampage that killed 7 people. today by no means back to normal. only one class was actually held open campus. allen wong live at oicos university with a painful first day back. >> yes. no classes will be held in that room where it all happened but in one class that was held today 17 of the 22 students showed up. students came back to where it all happened. determined to finish an english course. first class taught at the youth since 6 nursing student and receptionist shot and killed on campus. the president said it was too early in the process to speak to the students. >> not today. i'm still dealing with the emotion of coming back. it's tough. >>reporter: eng

lillian kim is live in alameda with the rescue effort. lillian?: this coast guard cutter is identical to the one that is taking part in a rescue effort about a couple hundred miles offshore. the coast guard is attempt to rescue as many as four injured sailors, including a 50-year-old man and 25-year-old, both from the uk. their boat is part of a around the world sailing competition, a 68-toast racing yacht and there were a dozen people onboard when a large wave

sergio quintana is live with what we learned about the crew, but first we begin with lillian kim, livelatest on the rescue efforts. >> reporter: the coast guard has a lot of resources devoted to the search but so far today there have been no sign of the missing sailors. >> this is a still photo of the sailboat low speed chase, pinned

let's turn to lillian kim on the phone tonight. >> police arrived at a bus stop near oikos universityossibly seeing a gun in the trash can. he walked up to it. if there is one it might be underneath garbage. four officers waiting for a city worker to bring a key to unlock the can. the container is enclosed. so as soon as it's unlocked officers goring to take it and dump it to see if there is a gun. and officer in charge thinks is the gun he said he had no idea but they came to follow up on a call received