tonight there is a vigil for veronica weiss. and tomorrow a big memorial planned at uc santa barbara. school officials are calling it a day of mourning and reflection. nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, mark. well. elliott rodgers did have some troubles in the past, but nothing forcing officials to intervene. the sheriff's department said they had run ins with him three times in the last eight months, once to investigate a call that he had been assaulted but they concluded that he was the aggressor and incity gated the assault. then he made an assault on one of his roommates. and last month his family asked authorities to check on him. but they found no signs he was unstable. because he had no criminal record and had never threatened anyone, he was able to purchase three guns. >>> it is a difficult story to understand and very painful. the parents of one of the bay area students who was killed shared their grief with us. they loved their son, their only child. kris sanchez continues our coverage from fremont this evening. such an em

steve weiss? >> so if you're elon musk, i mean, who's your favorite child today?because that one has outperformed, a very, very strong quarter, somewhat blunting the pain in tesla. still overvalued. i'm not playing. >> okay. priceline announcing bookings rising 30% year on year citing its acquisition of kayak. stephanie link? >> guidance typical conservative, hotel rooms growing 32%, the best in the industry, trades at 19 times forward estimates. it's not a high flier and one i would buy. >> can't wait for the next story when we come back. investing in the next generation of wall street. a unique program at one university and the student investors behind it. we're going to open their playbooks when "the half" reports. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal

i'm rabbi eric weiss. and honored to be your host this morning. today's program will be divided into two segments. in the last two segments, we will have a talk about a wonderful new innovation at a synagogue. in the meantime, history matters. traditions across the country come to understand how history impacts the present and the ways in which it is important to weave that history into the relationship that it has to all of us. i would like to intrude his you to esther, who is the chair of the hebrew committee. and also morgan bluhm, the director of education at the northern holocaust center. welcome esther and morgan. >> thank you. >> we want to jump in and talk about what it is at the holocaust, in terms of its historical occurrence, has had as an impact today, on subsequent generations of those who were -- victimized by the holocaust. esther, what is the committee? >> each year we have a holocaust remembrance to -- memorial day. it coincides internationally with holocaust remembrance day. and the commi

many did not know katherine cooper or veronika weiss but they felt their loss and wanted to acknowledge it. >> everyone's hurting and especially the community and after reading his manifest toe his parents are probably just as hurt. >> reporter: this student is referring to the 137-page manifesto written by the mass killing suspect, elliot rodger. in it he singled out this sorority because it was the one with the most beautiful girls who he was convinced would reject him if he tried to ask one for a date.

veronika weiss and katherine cooper were sorority sisters.described as wise beyond her years, an athlete with a big heart. >> she was kind, she was the person who would reach out to the kids who were not the popular kids, some of the nerdy kids. >> veronika was 19 years old. katherine cooper started art history and archaeology. she was a dancer, katherine was 22 years old. christopher martinez was the last killed, an only son and wanted to become a lawyer like his parents. his father said he was an avid reader from a young age, articulate, determined and? just a wonderful kid. christopher martinez was 20 years old. his father speaks out because he can't bear to lose one chance to tell the world about his son, and prevent the next person from having this happen. joining me right now is kyung lah. >> reporter: it is very important to know, anderson, that this entire rampage, when the bullets began to fly it was only ten minutes. and that is what is stunning. that so much devastation could take place in so short of a time. the killer, winding hi

veronika weiss and katherine cooper were the next victims. they were sorority sisters.eronika joined the sorority because her mother and grandmother were both members. she is described as wise beyond her years, an athlete with a big heart. >> she was kind. she was the person who would reach out to the kids who weren't the popular kids, some of the nerdy kids. >> veronika was 19 years old. katherine cooper studied art history and archeology. she was an excellent student, an athlete, and a dancer. katherine was 22 years old. christopher martinez was the last killed, an only son and aspired to become a lawyer like his parents. he was preparing to study abroad in london. his father said he was an avid reader from a young age, articulate, determined and? just a terrific kid. christopher martinez was 20 years old. in a moment we'll talk to christopher's dad. despite enduring the worst loss a parent could have, he speaks out because he says he cannot bear to lose one chance to tell the world about his son and prevent the next person from having this happen. joining me right no

jeff weiss, let's move on.ng that aviation experts are planning to meet to examine the military radar data. could this change all the current estimates, you think? >> well, wow, i would love to know what they mean by military radar. if they mean malaysian military radar, they might get something out of it. if they are taking indonesian radar, usaustralian radar, indi radar, who knows. one can always dream. earlier we had up on the screen, the map released as part of this report. that in and of itself is interesting. remember we had a report a couple weeks ago, they went around the tip of sue mat ra. that is different from what we heard. and very significant. i believe there is a radar installation right about exactly there. >> steven, it was reaction today, listen to the reaction of the families that they will be closing the family assistance center in beijing. here it is. >> so, in a news release, malaysian airlines stated this, and i want it read it. they said, instead of staying in hotels families of mh 370

bob weiss had a special bondver.is first-born child and he was a stay at home dad until she was 12. >> so i changed her diapers. took her to preschool. taught her how to throw a ball. >> reporter: the two were almost inseparable. veronika headed off to university less than a year ago and now her father is having to do something he cannot bear to do with her. bury her. veronika weiss is one of the six students whose lives were taken in a diabolical killing rampage just days ago. bob and his wife and sons raced up to the university when they didn't get a phone call from their normally conscientious daughter. waiting for word from officials, they tracked veronika the cell phone. still on. even began to move, but she wasn't answering. >> how did you know, how were you sure that she was gone? >> we got on her iphone and located it in the middle of the crime scene. and then we actually were looking at the phone while they were moving her body away from the -- probably to take her to the morgue. >> reporter: they knew then

weiss was just 19 years old.ice say five other people were killed by elliot rodger including three men from the bay area. bob redell is live in san jose this morning outside lynbrook high school where one of the men killed actually graduated two years ago. good morning, bob. >> good morning, laura. you're talking about cheng yuan hong graduated lynbrook high and they decided since he graduated so recently there is a good chance people didn't know him and they decided to send in grief counselors here today when kids return back to school memorial day weekend in case somebody needs somebody to talk with. a 20-year-old engineering student and he was room mates with two of his best friends who were also from the bay area and the three of them were also room mates with elliot rodger, the man who allegedly stabbed those three to death over the weekend. hong did have a run-in with rodger earlier in the year. made a citizens arrest for stealing three candles worth $22. hong pled guilty to petty theft. the 19-year-old had

steve weiss, what do you think? you go down the list. green mountain up 17%, gilead 14, apple 11. sandisk is up as well. what do you think? >> i think the market is in a consolidation phase. i believe that people are getting in front of the ecb moves that draghi promised in june. so the market looks solid. i'm not looking for a blow-away upside to the market, though. we're still working through the economy. my personal view is the economy's not a 4% economy, but over 3% will take us higher. so you're seeing bounces in some of the names. all of the stocks you mentioned have a story line like green mountain, coke coming in for additional shares. you have to be selective. i will not -- i would not play the twitters. i wouldn't play the teslas. i still would not play the high-momo stocks because of valuations. >> josh brown, what do you make of the one-month comeback for some names beaten up? apple is in a different category. it wasn't lumped in with the gileads and other of the high-valuation names that got hammered hard. they have made a pretty good comeback. >> you know, scott, the

weiss, you on the phone?, but i was going to hang up after that comment. [ laughter ] >> who can blame you? >> what are you doing? >> i'm putting ocn -- >> that was one of your -- that was your final trade yesterday, right? >> yes, so i gave credit to yesterday's price, i believe. >> why do you like it? >> here's the story. the stock has been under significant pressure, it was a darling of the hedge fund set, and long only last year, and ben losky, the superintendent of financial services in new york city, said we're investigating them because we don't like the way that they're treating some customers and some of the their financial data getting lost. ocwen has been around since '88. the ceo made billion s for investors. they're looking to sell the servicing portfolios and ocwen is the buyer. so they're able to raise money, and then go buy servicing portfolios from the bank. he also put the brakes on ocwen's purchase of wells fargo's servicing portfolio. so i think that'll happen. i don't know if they're clos

at the university of santa cruz a friend of veronika weiss talked about the time she shared with her life-long friend. >> she had this laugh that you could hear from miles away. she was always laughing. >> weiss was 19 years old and while hundreds mourned her death along with the ilcannikillings others. others breathed a sigh of relief that others survived. >> he's a part of me, he's a piece of me. and just really, really grateful she's alive. >> i have plenty of friends who go and it really hit close to home. i wanted to stand in solidarity with my friends. >> so much pain. similar scene on the ucla campus where hundreds came together lighting candles to remember the victims. in san diego, more than 2,000 students attended a vigil there. >>> tomorrow night berkeley students and alumni are invited to campus for a vigil of their own. >>> the families of the three bay area men are in santa barbara this morning. weihan wang, george chen and 20-year-old cheng yuan hong. hong graduated from lynbrook high school. bob redell is live at the high school. grief counselors will be there this mo

. >> reporter: names like veronika weiss. childhood friend of hers shared stories about playing softball with a cheerful teammate. >> whenever, eve if we were losing she had this laugh you could hear from miles away. >> reporter: some students cried with relief. >> i don't know what i would have done if i lost my cousin. he's just a part of me. he's just a piece of me. i just really, really grateful that he's alive. >> reporter: the uc santa cruz students are holding on to special memories and planning to make new ones. >> definitely hearing everyone speak tonight really brought up feelings that you know, life is short and anything can happen, really. >> reporter: another vigil is planned at uc berkeley this week. jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >>> a vigil was held on the ucla campus. hundreds turned out to remember victims of the isla vista tragedy. three of the victims were from the south bay. they were all roommates of the accused killer and stabbed to death. today the parents of wong spoke exclusively to nbc bay area, the

also killed, the two women shot outside a sorority house. 19-year-old veronika weiss was a freshman. her father spoke today, saying his daughter was a rare four-sport athlete in high school who excelled at math. hometown friends remember her well. >> she was a great girl. she was innocent, you know. very nice, very -- she didn't deserve this, you know. >> reporter: 22-year-old katie cooper was just weeks from graduating. at the vigil, those who knew katie best remembered a gentle selfless soul who loved to dance. >> i wish i would have said goodbye. i wish i would have told her that her dancing was beautiful. i won't forget you, katie. please continue to dance. >> reporter: tonight many continue to visit the memorial here outside of the deli. in addition to those who were killed, 13 people were injured, most of them shot when a few of them were actually hit by the suspect's car. tonight six victims remain in a hospital, two in serious condition. lester? >> so very sad. joe fryer, thank you. >>> president obama made an unannounced trip to afghanistan today to visit american troops as

he found out his daughter was dead. >> bob weiss had a special bond with his daughter, veronica. she was his firstborn child and he was a stay-at-home dad until she was 12. >> i changed her diapers, took her to preschool, taught her how to throw a ball. >> reporter: the two were almost inseparable. pictured here with her brother cooper. veronica headed off to university less than a year ago, and now her father is having to do something he cannot bear to do with her. bury her. veronica weiss was one of the six students killed in a diabolical plan carried out by a disturbed 22-year-old. as soon as news of the shooting hit the airwaves, weiss began receiving messages. >> the first ones were things like, oh, we heard about santa barbara. everything's okay, right? well, no. it's not right at all. veronica's dead. >> reporter: he and his wife and sons raced up to the university when they didn't get a phone call from their normally conscientious daughter. while waiting for word from officials, they tracked veronica's cell phone. it was still on. it even began to move. but she wasn't ans

it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: among the dead, 19-year-old veronika weiss, a water polo player, gunned down outside alpha phi sorority house. >> i'm glad she got to fulfill what she wanted to do. that's the one light of the situation. >> reporter: classes at u.c. santa barbara are canceled today for a day of reflection and mourning. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> tahman, thank you. >>> clearly it's going to be another emotional day in isla vista. >> several family members of the victims are there to see firsthand and share their grief. among them, the parents of 19-year-old george chen, described as a gentle soul. >> we would die 100 times, 1,000 times. but we don't want our kids to get hurt. it shouldn't happen to any family. should be the last one in the united states. >> a sentiment echoed by so many others since friday. and stay with abc news for the very latest on the deadly rampage. we have live team coverage coming up on "good morning america." >>> and breaking overnight, severe weather causing damage from texas to north dakota. >> and that's where a tornado str

democrat john perez for controller. >>> veronika weiss was 19 years old, her life cut short.ever expects to lose a loved one in a horrific way. when the unthinkable happens we owe it to the victims to copy their story alive and tell their stories. her father and brother join us tonight. bob, i want to start with you. what do you want people to know about your daughter? >> veronika was a smart kid. she loved life, she played water polo with a passion, her teammates loved her. they put a tribute on for her the other night that several hundred people showed up at. veronika was just a smart, courageous little girl who grew up to be a young woman that everyone liked and wanted to be around. >> cooper, she was your older sister, what kind of a sister was she? >> she was really protective. she did a lot of things for my brother and i. she would go christmas present shopping. she would pick out all of my birthday presents, you know, she would get food for us, watched over us, she gave us rides whenever we needed them. she was fantastic, she was a great older sister. >> does any of th

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veronica weiss's parents were worried when their daughter did not answer her cell phone friday night.h rah just after midnight saturday morning to try to find her. >> drove up to the hospital and looked for her at the hospital and that was about the time my wife observed or the thought occurred to her that maybe in veronica's condition they don't go to the hospital. >> reporter: it was sun rise on saturday morning when bob weiss and his wife learned their daughter had been killed. rodger's three roommates were killed in the apartment. their bodies were discovered when the detectives arrived at the home. they were roommates. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy. >> doctors expect all the wounded victims will survive. uc santa barbara's break begins in three weeks. >> crews battle a nearby wildfire. it's already burned 21 square miles since tuesday and the fire is only 25% contained. an evacuation warning for 3,200 residents is expected to be lifted today. no homes have been lost. a much larger fire is burning in alaska south of anchorage. 2,043 acres have gone up in kenai peninsula. evacu

pete, joe, and steve weiss are here on the desk. pete santelli is in the pits in chicago monitoring the plunge if yields. we do begin with stocks. investors looking for some answers. if the s&p keeps going up why do bond yields keep going down? what about tech which has staged one heck of a rebound in may? let's take all of that to the panel. we begin with rick anrates. rick, what in the world is going on with yields, 244 today on the ten-year. >> you nailed it, 2 hoin.44 is low here. if we close here we will comp back to june when we closed that the a yield. think about one week from tomorrow, ecb meeting. imagine for a second that our central bank, the biggest, most power phil central bank in the world advertise, took out billboards all over mntd that we may have to ease again. we may have to lower rates again. we may have to do more stimulus again. what type of message would that send? that's kind of what the second largest central bank is doing. i think that is part of the reason you are seeing this rush into sovereigns. thens t

veronika weiss was a water polo athlete and always smiling.ie cooper was with her when gunned down, also a tri-delta member, studying art history and archaeology. and choking back tears, christopher martinez's father called him a really great kid. his former roommate said martinez would drop whatever he was doing to help others. classes at uc santa barbara are canceled through tomorrow, when the university will hold a memorial service. and the town, the university, the whole -- i mean, the whole, everyone's just totally broken up by b this. >> rallying around each other. no community wants to be defined by something like this. however, it's certainly a time to remember what happened. 32 minutes after the hour. >>> breaking overnight, three people are missing this morning in western colorado, not far from the utah border after a four-mile-long landslide there. authorities say the slide is two miles wide and more than 250 feet deep, and it's not clear just what is now buried under this landslide. showing limited cell phone service in that area,

the vigil especially meaningful for one young woman who was childhood friends with veronika weiss. one of the six people shot and killed in that rampage. >> she had this laugh that you could hear from miles away. she's always laughing. >> ucla also held a candlelight vigil for students last night. just like santa cruz, hundreds of peep oal showed up on campus to light candles. >>> the families of the three bay area men stabbed to death by the suspect are in santa barbara this morning. weihan wang and george chen and cheng yuan hong from san jose. "today in the bay" bob redell is live at the high school this morning. bob, grief counselors will be on hand. >> right, because cheng y, uan hong graduated from here not too long ago, back in 2012. students here at lynbrook high who remember him and that's why the school district is sending in counselors here today the first day back from break in case there is somebody who needs to talk to somebody. cheng yuan hong was 20 years old and engineering student at uc santa barbara and room mates with two of his best friends and also elliot rodg

this is how steve weiss is. you'll get to understand him in a little bit. >> you'll never really understand him. she'll just get used to him. >> just discount him. >> i'll have more on the price versus value in the next hour, and you can read more about this, about the high cost of health care on cnbc.com. >> all right, thank you so much. >> thank you, meg. >>> let's trade the health care names. you've heard the names we've thrown out. >> two names i would throw out, both making recoveries late in what's been a multiyear-industry acceleration, and that's teva pharmaceuticals and secondarily, i think eli lilly is hitting on all cylinders right now. had a horrible 2013, especially in the fall, making the recovery now. >>> all right. still ahead on "the half," some of the biggest fund managers are getting outsmarted. which ones are going wrong and ones that could work out? >>> oil on the rise. and joe is raising an eyebrow. he'll tell you why and how he's playing it next. in today's market, a lot can happen in a se

sam's agent cameron weiss joins us from empire athletes. ray to have you with us.r if you could describe for people that may not be familiar with michael sam, what is his potential for commercial endorsements? >> ever since he came out, i think people have really viewed him as a trailblazer and someone who is fearless. we have been tasked with sifting through the offers that have come for him. as you can see by the limited number of things we've done, we have only chosen a partner people -- partner with -- chosen to partner with people we trust. that is why you saw that visa spot before the nfl draft. >> cameron, there is a documentary that is going to be made about michael sam, i believe, coming from the oprah winfrey harpo productions. tell us about that. >> this is a documentary put together by oprah and her team, obviously, in conjunction with us, where we are going to go through the trials and tribulations of the first openly gay player as he attempts to make the roster. we have gone to great lengths to make sure that the rams are ok with this and that we will

and 19-year-old veronica weiss, a first year student from west lake village. >> amy hollyfield is inhe newsroom with new detail on the investigation and the man behind the rampage and his troubling manifesto. >> we have read over that manifesto and rodger mentioned planning to kill his younger brother so he cannot grow up to surpass him and his step mother. rodger titled the manifesto "my twisted world," and e-mailed it to his parents and therapist before he went on the shooting rampage. his mother and father got in their cars and started driving from los angeles to isla vista but on the way necessity -- they heard of the shootings. the parents were concerned about the video and called authorities and officers had stopped by his apartment. >> they determined he did not meet the criteria for an involuntary mental health hold. >> rodger wrote how relieved he was the deputies did not search the room and find the weapons. in the 140-page long manifesto he writes he planned to carry this out on halloween but decided there were too many officers out that night. he had been planning the sho

and veronica weiss, and an english major, christopher martinez.estigators are trying to learn all they can. the sheriff searched the home of rodger's mother yesterday near los angeles. friday night rodger e-mailed the hand fest oh to a couple dozen people after reading it, his mother saw the youtube video that laid out the plan and mentioned killing sorority girls. they headed to santa barbara to try and stop him but they heard the report on the radio. they were too late. it is not the first time they were worried. on april 30 they asked the deputies to check. >> mr. rodger was not a danger. >> i don't know girls aren't attracted to me but i will punish you. >> he said i will kill the [ blank ] girls and kill myself and i remember him saying that little bit, very distinctly. >> the sheriff says despite the family concern and previous contact with deputies rodger was able to buy three hand guns legally because he was never institutionized against his will. >> another victim is involving at a hospital. he was visiting a former high school classmate

. >> the parents of 19 yearly shooting victim veronica weiss says an app led them to the crime seen. the parents say when the sheriff was unable to confirm if their daughter was among those kills and they used an app and it was in the middle of a crime scene. >> there are several events landed. a memorial service is held this afternoon at 4:00 at the stadium of uc santa barbara to honor those killed. students will build a memorial wall at the student center in the heart of isla vista and counselors are working extended hours to help students deal with the tragedy. only they of the 13 students injured remain in the hospital. >> the co-founder of a new york-based start-up is out of a job after controversial commends on the manifesto belonging to suspect elliot rodger. he wrote the comments on the site he cofounded that allows user to comment on music and news. he wrote, some of the sentences were "artful" and beautifully written. he said i apology to everyone, i need to hear the criticisms reflect for wheel and work on becoming a better person. that wasn't enough, and multiple reports

veronika weiss. ♪ >> reporter: also here at the memorial was a call to action by the father of chrisartinez. chris martinez, 20 years old was at the ivy deli mart getting a sandwich when he was killed. his father says this needs to be prevented from happening again. he had this message for lawma r lawmakers in washington. >> not one more! not one more! that not one more person should have to die because of this ridiculous situation. >> reporter: this father and many people in the crowd say what will prevent it, what needs to happen now is a true conversation, a true national discussion about the proliferation of guns and the saddest of mental health in this country. cnn, california. >> thank you for that. >>> happening today, aaron hernandez already charged with one killing will be in court in boston for arraignment on a double murder charge. they allege hernandez gunned down two men in a drive-by shooting after a chance encounter in 2012. he's facing a trial for the alleged murder of ode em lloyd. he pleaded not guilty. >>> a judge denied media coverage of the case of jody arias. th

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veronika weiss. ♪ >> reporter: also here at the memorial was a call to action by the father of chris. chris martinez, 20 years old was at the ivy deli mart getting a sandwich when he was killed. his father says this needs to be prevented from happening again. he had this message for lawmakers in washington. >> not one more! not one more! that not one more person should have to die because of this ridiculous situation. >> reporter: this father and many people who are in this crowd say what will prevent it, what needs to happen now is a true conversation, a true national discussion about the proliferation of guns and the saddest of mental health in this country. cnn, california. >>> happening today, former nfl star, aaron hernandez appearing in court for arynement on two additional murder charges. he'll be charged with killing two men in july, 2012. he's already facing a trial for the alleged murder of a semiprofootball player, oden lloyd. >>> an arizona judge rejected media requests to broadcast the proceedings if arias will face the death penalty in the slaying of her ex-boyfriend. s

james hong and dave a individual wong and george chen and katherine cooper and veronica weiss. and they were at that vigil tonight and as you will see it was very emotional. >> organizers in tended this to be a time of mourning and reflection. richard martinez tried to rows the students -- rouse the students into action. >> i want you to shout so loud they will hear you jie. he is the father of christopher martinez who was gunned down at the deli. the students followed his lead. the stadium was filled to capacity. >> everyone is there and the entire stadium was full. it was awesome. >> the parents of chen, hopping hopping -- hong and wong were at the funeral, but they didn't speak to the crowd. students were supposed to be getting ready for finals, but the violence of this weekend and the loss of six of their schoolmates at the hands of 22-year-old elia roger has made this a difficult end for students who are graduating. >> i am not going to remember this, but because of our love and our community. >> we are going to try our best to resume business as usual. >> candles continue

catherine cooper christopher ross michaels martinez, and veronica weiss. we pledge to stand with the santa barbara community and all of those touched by violence to do all we can to prevent this sort of tragedy in the future. >> tonight a bay area tribute to the six victim who's lost lives including three from the bay area. estimated 20,000 people turned out yesterday. investigators say mass murder suspect killed six students on friday. >>> a report from a private investigator is a boost for the defense in the case of a santa rosa mother accused of grabbing a boy she claimed bullied her daughter. cites three witnesses say that she confronted the 12-year-old boy this month, but never touched him. one student said the boy choked himself, blaming her. >> the kid was specific. he put his hands like this choking himself. he described that to my investigator. >> she is said to be in court june 19th when the district attorney could decide to press charns or drop this case. >> ymca of silicon valley claiming it failed protect children from an accused child moleste

veronika weiss. katy cooper, and 20-year-old christopher michael martinez, a second-year student at santa barbara. the other three names have not been released pending notification of next of kin. >>> christopher martinez's father blasted politicians and gun rights advocates for his son's murder. >> when will enough people say, stop this madness? we don't have to live like this. too many have died. we should say to ourselves, not one more. >>> the moments after the shooting were chaotic as first responders tried to help people search for the gunman. listen to the frantic dispatch calls between officers last night. >>> here's what we know about the gunman, eliot rodger, 22-year-old student at santa barbara city college. his father is a commercial director who worked as an assistant director on "the hung are games" movie. the family says he has diagnosed with aspergers syndrome. about a year and a half ago rodger fell from a balcony at a party. the attorney believes he may have been thrown as he was a

i went to paulweiss -- i went to paul weiss in part because cases like this are in our dna. we believe that lawyers that are as fortunate as we are have an obligation to give back and really -- i think i called ahead of the firm and said i was doing this case, but it was a no-brainer for all of us. i think more -- i hope more lawyers do that. we do it at all -- paul weiss. >> hi. i am from westlake high school. i am a graduating senior. what is going on? i wanted to ask, since your morals help you win that case since you believe so strongly and were so passionate about it, have you had your morals conflict with the case because you did not believe it? >> i have been very fortunate. my wife things that is impossible for me because i convinced myself i am right. i had never had that happen. i frankly don't know what i would do if it happened. i also believe that everyone has a right to a lawyer. there are criminal defense lawyers all the time who represent people who are the east accused of doing horrible things and it is a noble thing to defend a person incorporated that is p

they are all ucsb students, veronica weiss, katherine cooper, 22, both sorority sisters, and the other three names have not been released pending notification of next of kin. the moments after the shooting were chaotic as first responders tried to help people and search for the killer. listen to the frantic dispatch calls between officers last night. >> three down on the corner of segovia. they need three ambulances here. it was a dark colored bmw, a male wearing a white shirt. >> we got another gunshot victim. shots fired, shots fired. >> exit woundxd is bleeding profusely. >> two gunshot wounds, one in the back, one in the arm. >> i just was advised by the sheriff's office that they have the shooter in custody. he has been shot, as well. >> here is what we know about the shooter, elliott rodger who was a 22-year-old student at santa barbara city college. his father is a well regarded commercial director who also worked as an assistant director on "the hunger games movie." his family's attorney says he was diagnosed with highly functional asperger's syndrome. about a year and a half a

and one of her friends - 19- year-old veronika weiss from thousand oaks. described by her family as kind and sweet- natured. but it is been christopher's father who has been the most public. about sharing his grief and anger. in addition to congress. martinez blames the national rifle association. he says he talked to his son - a sophomore - only about 45- minutes before he was shot. this just in. a new wildfire is threatening homes in mariposa county. about 100-people are being evacuated right now. from roughly 50-homes. what started as a 20 -acre fire. has now grown to 500- acres. as of monday evening, the so- called "hunters fire" was zero- percent contained. crews are mobilizing helicopters, bulldozers and other resources. to fight the fire. fire officials say, it started as a structure fire, before catching on in some brush. and at this point, they are not sure of what sparked the original fire. new at 11: 16- people are looking for a new place to live -- half of them children -- after a fire in oakland damaged their apartments. the fire department se

veronika weiss and catherine cooper. he shot into the market killing christopher michaels-martinez. he could hit anyone with his car that he could see spraying bullets as he went. 13 other people were injured including a uc santa barbara student. >>> we're hearing from the man who lived in the same building as elliot rodger and the three vict victims. he had this message for families of victims. >> seriously, i want the pearens to know that their kids did not do anything wrong. >> tomorrow will be a day of mourning and reflection on the uc santa barbara campus. there will be a memorial at the school stadium tomorrow afternoon and classes are cancled for the day. members of the community are already working on a memorial wall to honor the students' killed. we will have continuing coverage of the deadly attack. our crews will have a live report from the area during our news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 tonight. as always get the most up to date information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> officials looking for the station master that disappeared after a passenger train collided with a f

shot and killed veronica weiss and katherine cooper. another woman was seriously injured.ess than two blocks away, the ivy deli mart. surveillance video from inside the store captures the barrage of bullets. there's another victim killed. christopher martinez who was just out for a sandwich. >> what about chris's right to live? when will this insanity stop? when will enough people say stop this madness? we don't have to live like this! >> reporter: at this point, the pace is picking up. witnesses here say he's driving the bmw into people on the street. one person is shot outside of these apartments. gun fire, smashing windows. it is everywhere. >> get inside! >> reporter: a few blocks away, the gunman shoots at a deputy and misses. officers now in pursuit. he makes it a few more blocks, striking a bicyclist, a couple blocks away, shoots three more people until there's a gun battle with deputies. four deputies who run across the park and fire into the suspect's car. they believe they've hit him in the hip but he continues to drive. he's able to travel a few more blocks unti

last night on anderson "360," the family of the victim named veronika weiss say their sympathies areh the rodger's family today. >> of course the parents are in a terrible situation. neither the boy, eliot or his parents chose to have mental illness be a dominant part of their life. they've been struggling for eliot's entire life, i'm sure, with all kinds of challenges. we're not angry at them. i don't know what the name for him in school today is. we used to call them nerds when i was in high school, the bookish types, more interested in calculus than being cool or popular. those are the kids veronika reached out to and were attra attracted to her. >> they were the kids that kept to themselves, some what antisocial sometimes. she really reached out to those kind of people. it's a shame because he was targeting the exact opposite kind of person. she was a person who would reach out to someone. >> so since we're talking about the person, let's talk about the person, veronika weiss. she was one of their college students elliott rodger shot death last friday night. he also stabbed three

nobody let him in he shot three women around the corner, killing two, katherine cooper and veronica weisst rodger's rampage wasn't over. 9:30 p.m., opens fire at this deli filled with students. surveillance shows people diving for cover. >> i thought that was my last moment. >> his final victim, christopher michaels martinez. >> i gave him cpr for ten minutes before paramedics showed up. >> our son was the most important thing in the world to all of us. he was our only child. so much a part of our lives. it is hard to imagine how things are going to be look now that he is gone. >> at the end, rodger driving in the black bmw, plowed down bikers and indiscriminately shot pedestrians. >> some guy, ran in the house, bleeding, said he got run over with the car. >> this man was skateboarding when rodgers ran into him. sending him flying into the air. both legs are broken. his left leg was come letly shattered. >> by 9:33 it was over. rodger and police in a gunfight. the killer drives away. crashes his bmwa. parentally turning the gun on himself. police say they found 400 round of ammunition in

pete is the bull and weiss is the bear.our case. >> they've had to make this transition what everybody knew them as, a hardware company. now, that's only 15% of their revenue. they have been on this shift a while moving towards cloud and data analytics. this company truly has been on transition phase since 2005. stock hasn't really done a lot. not the most exciting stock in the world. they are a share shrinker. they retired over 35% of the outstanding shares. that tells me a lot about what they want to do for the shareholders and why warren buffet is in this name. i think it will go high sneer warren buffet goes in and out of names >> in and out of names he has held for 10 years. >> just because i'm not buying. she's been there 33 years. she does an interview and says we now have a clear vision. after 33 years you should have a pretty damn clear vision. the key to technology, you have to get in front of trends and not chase them. the cloud, everybody is there, the business is come modtized. i don't think you pay any more wi

even shot and killed two women outside a sorority house, including economics and math major veronika weiss. >> she was on the fast track to graduating in three years and she couldn't wait to move to new york and find her way in the financial industry. >> reporter: in a rambling manifesto, rodger said he wanted revenge for all the pretty girls who never showed him attention. 20-year-old christopher michael- martinez was killed when rodger opened fire at a deli. >> people think it can't happen to them. well, that's what i thought, and that's what the people at sandy hook thought. >> reporter: deputies are now going through items taken from rodger's parents homes, looking for more clues. bigad shaban, kpix 5 news. >> you saw a quick shot of that surveillance camera inside isla vista deli, where rodger fired several thoughts. customers ran for cover, and the glass was shattered. this was where 20-year-old christopher michael-martinez died. this is the scene this morning outside the deli, a growing memorial of flowers, pictures and tributes to martinez. police say he had just walked into the st

but wanted to pair the respects to katherine cooper and very ran nick -- very ron nick california weiss. this is surveillance video from inside the deli as it all happened. martinez was a ucsb student and an employee of the deli. a uc santa barbara student from sausolito described how the rampage ended. >> there was a biker that i have seen pretty much get hit right about here, and his body landed 20 yards up where that red vw is injuries elliott rodger's black bmw came to a crashing stop against the cars. investigators now say the 22-year-old died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. at rodger's apartment complex, a neighbor, who didn't want to be identified, talked about the three victims who were stabbed to death here before the shooting rampage began. >> they're really good kids. so quiet. they were extremely smart. reporter: we talked to that neighbor at length. both about eliot rodger and his three victims. we'll have more details on that coming up at 6:00. reporting live in isla vista, abc7 news. >>> thank you. one of the victims who survived is from the bay area. san ramon high sc

veronika weiss. katy cooper, and 20-year-old christopher michael martinez, a second-year student at santa barbara. the other three names have not been released pending notification of next of kin. >>> christopher martinez's father blasted politicians and gun rights advocates for his son's murder. >> when will enough people say, stop this madness? we don't have to live like this. too many have died. we should say to ourselves, not one more. >>> the moments after the shooting were chaotic as first responders tried to help people search for the gunman. listen to the frantic dispatch calls between officers last night. >>> here's what we know about the gunman, eliot rodger, 22-year-old student at santa barbara city college. his father is a commercial director who worked as an assistant director on "the hung are games" movie. the family says he has diagnosed with aspergers syndrome. about a year and a half ago rodger fell from a balcony at a party. the attorney believes he may have been thrown as he was a

the lives of six uc santa barbara students, his roommates, two young women, katy cooper and veronica weiss and finally christopher martinez. martinez' father hopes to meet with another grieving parent, elliot rodger's father, peter. >> what i would hope is we can come together. he made -- he said i want to work to prevent this from happening again. that's our common ground. >> reporter: in the continuing investigation, a warrant was served today on at least one of the three stores where he legally purchased his guns and how rodger was able to fool trained deputies during an april 30th check on his well being called by his parents. >> they didn't feel anything because of the way he was able to convince them as he was able to convince people in his life. >> reporter: during the mayhem people tried to help. >> i was giving him cpr and i looked down and recognized his face. >> reporter: for those mourning the victims, families most of all, it's a time to grieve and remember. >> she was amazing to watch. she just went into everything with such vitality and enthusiasm. >> reporter: the universit

i went to paul weiss in part because cases like this are in our dna. we believe that lawyers that are as fortunate as we are have an obligation to give back and really -- i think i called ahead of the firm and said i was doing this case, but it was a no-brainer for all of us. i hope more lawyers do that. we do it at all -- paul weiss. >> hi. i am from westlake high school. i am a graduating senior. what is going on? i wanted to ask, since your morals help you win that case since you believe so strongly and were so passionate about it, have you had your morals conflict with the case because you did not believe it? >> i have been very fortunate. my wife things that is impossible for me because i convinced myself i am right. i had never had that happen. i frankly don't know what i would do if it happened. i also believe that everyone has a right to a lawyer. there are criminal defense lawyers all the time who represent people who are accused of doing horrible things and it is a noble thing to defend a person incorporated that is part of being a lawyer. --