ktvu's rita williams is live with how people are reacting to that idea. >> reporter: it didn't take long after the oakland police department announced the reforms today before the effort was criticized by some occupy protesters. >> i think it is clear they are protecting the rich and not the people and i think the law enforcement needs to think what they are doing. >>> the police chief says the new training of all officers and the new tactics are there to protect everyone's rights. >> it is our duty to protect public safety and balance free speech, the rights of individual protesters and nonprotesting residents. >> reporter: the department's clearing of a encampment last year brought criticism. >> there is another takeover there will be mass arrests. >> reporter: they ordered an outside investigation. it is expected in a week and expected to be highly critical. as is a federal investigation. it is the result of a lawsuit and court ordered reforms. >> the culture has to change but the problem is it has not. >> reporter: and if they do not change and soon agonal is expected to order -- ago

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 know that she's dead. he's still in the philippines and she was helping him immigrate to join the family

ktvu's rita williams is live in oakland. >> reporter: the few people we found who were familiar with the school here on edgewater drive could not believe a school based on christian teachings could be the scene of such violence. >> i am in shock. i mean, they just study bible and they study nursing. >> reporter: she teaches nursing at this school but not today. they were worried about the victims. >> thank god she wasn't there. >> reporter: he was teaching english here for the past three years when he heard it gunman open fire. >> we heard several gun shots. and i looked outside the door of the classroom and somebody said somebody has a gun. so i evacuated the classroom. >> reporter: she rushed here to check on her daughter who works in the office. >> scares me a lot. i hope she is not the one. >> reporter: police escorted her and her husband into a building set up for families and we have not heard from them since. >> we are all god's children. there is no place for this in any religion. >> reporter: he said he cameitute help after learning about the -- came out to help after learni

reporting live, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> john edwards' attorney iscusing his former aid of making up stories to make money. in court today the defense team exposed inconsistencies that he gave and wrote in a book. young took the stand in the trial against john edwards. he is accused of illegally using political campaign money to hide a love affair from the public and his cancer-stricken wife. >>> a lot of sunny skies, and a breeze. let's go now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> winds come up, temperatures coming down. but then they warm up next couple of days. rain is out of here. we are getting a breaking. temperatures back into -- by the weekend, upper 70s and low 80s. right now, wind blowing. let's go to the golden gate bridge. check the live reading here. winds are gusting to 15 out of the west. looks like this. coming off the water. right now the winds are going west. what we are looking at is a spring weather pattern that will take us into the next couple of days and into the weekend. tomorrow temperatures increase. with the over night lows down to the 40s

ktvu's rita williams joins us with a look at the reforms. >> reporter: you might call it a preemptive strike. reforming before the mayday protest and before reports expected to be critical of the way it handled past occupy demonstrations. >> the chief has made a commitment, as i think only who somebody can, to change the culture. >> reporter: that culture within the police department brought national criticism about how it cracked down on the occupy encampment. >> our duty to protect public safety and balance free speech and the rights of nonprotesting residents. >> reporter: with that in mind, among other changes each officer will be trained in new crowd control tactics. himself included. >> probably a half hour to 45 minutes. >> reporter: that is enough? >> yeah. >> i am hopeful it works. seems like a short amount of time, half hour, doesn't seem like very much given the importance of the area. at the end of the day i hope it is not too little. >> reporter: he brought a lawsuit that mandated reforms in the department. they are conducting 1-2 major investigations into how it departme

ktvu's rita williams is live with how the battle is being played out. >> reporter: call it the war for women or the war for their votes. >> the gender gap is real and women will elect the next president. >> reporter: the latest round is aimed at the wife of republican presidential hopeful mitt romney. after he said he relies on her for advice. >> guess what, his wife never worked a day in her life. she never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that women are facing. >> reporter: she shot back, i made a choice tastay home -- to stay home and raise 5 boys, it was hard work. >> your job is more important than mine. >> reporter: the white house and the president distanced themselves. >> we can all agree, raising children is a difficult job. >> reporter: mothers and fathers stay at home or not we talked with agree with that. >> working and raising a kid is very hard. it is worth every second. >> they are both working for money or staying at home are both valuable. they are just two different jobs. >> reporter: ann romney would be the first first lady in three decades to not have

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in live storm tracker 2 pickingup rain right now. it's been a rainy day and it continues out in richmond and san francisco. you see clearing to the north and that's kind of how it goes. the front sliding through. rainfall accumulations over the last 24 hours, not a ton but certainly enough to moisten the roadways. over a half inch in oakland. over a half inch in concord and up in napa over a half inch as well. that's sort of the way it layed out. a lot of half inch totals more in the coastal hills. tonight the showers move off. your morning commute dry, the roads will be a little slick just based on the fact it rained tonight. about 6:00 a.m. you see widely scattered showerings no big deal. tomorrow is going to be a very different day. there's another one teed up offshore, it will get in here wednesday, thursday. i will break that down with the weekend forecast. >>> opening day in dodger stadium happened this afternoon under heavy security. >>> a choir teacher is arr [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-vers

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> our coverage continues on our website with new information about the gunman's past and his target and weir continuing to follow the reports that a gun may have been found. you can get all of this information by going to our website, on www.ktvu.com. >>> new developments in a san francisco mass murder case, why a suspect was granted bail today and why his attorney says it doesn't matter. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. . >>

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in live storm tracker 2 pickingup rain right now. it's been a rainy day and it continues out in richmond and san francisco. you see clearing to the north and that's kind of how it goes. the front sliding through. rainfall accumulations over the last 24 hours, not a ton but certainly enough to moisten the roadways. over a half inch in oakland. over a half inch in concord and up in napa over a half inch as well. that's sort of the way it layed out. a lot of half inch totals more in the coastal hills. tonight the showers move off. your morning commute dry, the roads will be a little slick just based on the fact it rained tonight. about 6:00 a.m. you see widely scattered showerings no big deal. tomorrow is going to be a very different day. there's another one teed up offshore, it will get in here wednesday, thursday. i will break that down with the weekend forecast. >>> opening day in dodger stadium happened this afternoon under heavy security. >>> a choir teacher is arrested on accusations of spying. plus a verdict in the case of a poli

rita williams tells you why family and friends waited so long to say good-bye. >> reporter: finally a peaceful ending today for a victim of such a violent act. friends and family gathered at the chapel of the chimes in haywood this afternoon to say their final good-bye to the 24- year-old. police say she was the first of seven victims the accused gunman killed during his shooting rampage inside the university. >> whoever did this, did you know we already -- we forgive you. it's all up to god. >> reporter: that was to two and a half weeks ago. ten days ago when she was memoralized her family couldn't bury her because she was trying to help her husband immigrate from the philippines phenes. he finally was granted a three month visa today and he and her son buried her. >> heaven is a happy place and mom is heave again so she is happy. >> reporter: her husband said it hurts to know your wife died in such a tragic way. it's hard to accept. cat lynn and seven others so full of dreams will not be forgotten when school reopens on monday. in oakland. rita williams. >> oakland police today iden

rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> here we go again. we've got more rain in the forecast for your thursday morning commute. live stormtracker 2 just picking up moisture in the atmosphere. moisture is kind of filling in. humidity is increasing. as we get into tomorrow morning, your thursday morning, we've got rain to talk about. let's talk about 5:00 a.m. thursday morning. mornings on 2 crew will be here. you can see it, check it out. that's a wet morning. your morning commute at 5:00 a.m. is wet. watch what happens at 6:00 a.m. moving through oakland, into san jose, san mateo. that's tomorrow. as we get into the afternoon, more instability. maybe a thunder shower. one more behind this. i'll have all the details on your long range model, and the five-day forecast back in a few. >>> investigators are now examining underwater sonar emans with the connection of -- images with the connection of the disappearance. divers searched two south bay reservoirs. another organized search is planned for this weekend. >>> an emotional farewell for an e

rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> here we go again. we've got more rain in the forecast for your thursday morning commute. live stormtracker 2 just picking up moisture in the atmosphere. moisture is kind of filling in. humidity is increasing. as we get into tomorrow morning, your thursday morning, we've got rain to talk about. let's talk about 5:00 a.m. thursday morning. mornings on 2 crew will be here. you can see it, check it out. that's a wet morning. your morning commute at 5:00 a.m. is wet. watch what happens at 6:00 a.m. moving through oakland, into san jose, san mateo. that's tomorrow. as we get into the afternoon, more instability. maybe a thunder shower. one more behind this. i'll have all the details on your long range model, and the five-day forecast back in a few. >>> investigators are now examining underwater sonar emans with the connection of -- images with the connection of the disappearance. divers searched two south bay reservoirs. another organized search is planned for this weekend. >>> an emotional farewell for an e

and last night on ktvu rita williams shows you what seems to be a case of neglect for horses, tonight on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the sharks getting ready for game four against the st. louis blues, what the coach is doing to help his team win. í >>> we are having problems from the shark taping so we will be -- tank so we will be handling sports today. the sharks look to tie up the series with the blues at 2-2. boy a loss tonight would put them down 3 games to 1 with game 5 in st. louis. that is not a position you want to be in. fred inglis spoke to the head coach who said he is making a change in his front lines hoping it will spark the offense and the captain says he is fine with the changes and thinks they will help the team in tonight's game. >> who knows how long it will stay like that. you know, us, we are comfortable playing with each other. >> there is always changes and tweaks and this is one of them. we have to respond. doesn't matter who is going to be together. we have to do it. >> looking for more offensive zone time. in 5 on 5 situations. more finish when we g

rita williams tells you why family and friends waited so long to say good-bye. >> reporter: finally a peaceful ending today for a victim of such a violent act. friends and family gathered at the chapel of the chimes in haywood this afternoon to say their final good-bye to the 24- year-old. police say she was the first of seven victims the accused gunman killed during his shooting rampage inside the university. >> whoever did this, did you know we already -- we forgive you. it's all up to god. >> reporter: that was to two and a half weeks ago. ten days ago when she was memoralized her family couldn't bury her because she was trying to help her husband immigrate from the philippines phenes. he finally was granted a three month visa today and he and her son buried her. >> heaven is a happy place and mom is heave again so she is happy. >> reporter: her husband said it hurts to know your wife died in such a tragic way. it's hard to accept. cat lynn and seven others so full of dreams will not be forgotten when school reopens on monday. in oakland. rita williams. >> oakland police today iden

reporting live in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> and you will find continuing coverage of the shooting on our website. we're posting the latest updates, along with information about the alleged gunman and his intended target who just happened to be off campus on monday. just go to ktvu.com, our home page and click on the school shooting tab. >>> and the bay area school that came in first when it comes to healthiest in the state. also marking the day, what bay area church pastors and labor leaders are demanding on this, the anniversary of the assassination of martin luther king, jr. >>> plus, he is not giving up, the man who claims he should own part of facebook and what the company asked the judge to do today. . >>> today marks 44 years since the assassination of reverend martin luther king, jr. he led a campaign of nonviolent protests against discrimination in the '50s and '60s. americans are honoring his memory this week, and in memphis, where he was shot and killed, city leaders are naming a street in his honor. >>> and civil rights leaders marking the anniv

we first brought you last night on the 10:00 news and several neglected forces discofferred, now -- rita williams has been following up and live now with the animal shelter where some of those horses may soon be moved to the passengers. >> heather, right now there's a total of 4 rescue horses here inside this barn at the county and low services department. as you see here just in the past hour, animal services officers unloaded the last horse, they seized over 63 acres privately owned pasteur high above. this force now -- horse now joins three others taken off the property lake yesterday. >>> they were in a situation where we needed to find them immediately. >> duct tape on one foot protruded bones, hair less skin ripples, like literally skin and bones. >> at least a hundred pounds. >> at least a hundred pounds. >> this just happened our night. >> no, ma'am. it happened over a period -- a few months. racehorse officers say now owned by singer garigues man they say he paid the property owner to allow his horses to stay there. officers said the owner may now face criminal negative charges.

ktvu rita williams has followed this story and have a report for you at 5:00. >>> a 59-year-old woman from maine is expected to make a full recovery after spending 4 days in the wilderness without food. she thought would be a day hike in the national forest. she broke her leg and unable to get out for four days. she had resigned herself to the worst but still hoping for the best. >> certainly could have died out there. the last night i know i was very hypo thermic. i stopped shivering. >> it's not the first time she's thought about survival. in that area 40 years ago when she was a student she took a survival course in that same region. >>> republican nominee mitt romney is campaigning in new hampshire where he responded to questions about how he would have handled osama bin laden. >> you would have given the order? >> even jimmy carter would have given that order. >> he said no doubt he would have ordered the leader assassinate. the re-election campaign released a video raised questions. also accused the obama administration failing to -- as president he would fight against over regu

. >> reporting live in oakland, rita williams, channel 2 news. >>> ahead in just 8 minutes remembering the crew of the low speed chase, sailors are on the waters of san is fran bay at this hour honoring those lost at sea last weekend. >>> today is the hottest day so far this year in the bay area. the heat it is expected to stick around. true value hardware heaters they were marked down today and the fans were in alameda crowd good place to hang out. >> we knew it was going to be really hot this weekend. we were prepping for that. >> sandwiches and some fruit and then yogurt, ice cream. >> reporter: the temperature in concord expected to hit 90 degrees tomorrow. meteorologist bill martin will have is your complete bay area forecast, coming up at 7:23. >>> california's jobless rate is back up. this after months of decline. data released by the state today shows the unemployment rate climbed to 11% in march. that is .1% higher than in february. california's jobless rate was last at 11% in december. >>> here is a quick look now at the unemployment rates by county here in the bay area. mari

rita williams, live on the scene, said she saw at least nine ambulances outside of the university. one thing we want to emphasize, this is still an active scene. right now the -- apparently, the gunman is still on the loose and they've been moving the reporters away from the building obviously as a measure of precaution. they certainly don't want anybody to be hurt. one of our reporters as we wait -- let's join tara moriarty with new information. tara? >> reporter: yeah. i just spoke to one of my police sources and this person indicated there were five people dead as a result of this shooting. their bodies are actually laying, they indicated to me, in the center divide. they are covered with a tarp right now. that's the latest we know. five people dead. we're gonna listen to jana watt son, she's a public -- wattson, she's a public information officer from the oakland police department. she will confirm how many people we have dead. our sources say five people dead. more than six people shot at this point. >> okay. thank you. ktvu's tara moriarty with the breaking news, five people

rita williams. >>> everything must go. the big auction happening tomorrow and saturday that includes thousands of bottles of wine and art work, and that's not all. >>> back here in 10 minutes, it's really going to warm up for your friday and your weekend. >>> also what's in the seafood two years after the tkáefr stating gulf spill. researchers reveal what they've discovered. @ -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> new information tonight is a story we first told you about. a report of a house fire has led to the arrest of a man on marijuana charges. the fire broke out at about 5:00 last night in a detached gar

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in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have a developing story out of san francisco at this hour. police are investigating a shooting in the ocean view district that sent one man to the hospital. it happened about 8:45 tonight on f era lon street. witnesses tell us that a man was shot in the head and was laying on the sidewalk they say he was very seriously injured and may not survive. so far no word from police on exactly what happened. >>> the san bruno city council met tonight but put off a decision on the fate of that pg & e pipeline that exploded a year and a half ago. three options are being considered, leave the pipe in the ground and fill it with concrete. remove part of the pipe and fill the rest with concrete or tear it out all together. the pipeline hasn't been used since the natural gas explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in september 2010. >>> san bruno fire chief dennis haag announced today he is retiring. the san bruno explore put him in the spotlight. haag has been a firefighter for 30 years. he plans to step down next month. >>> apple s

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama's campaign released his tax return today a couple of days of the april 17th dead lean. they reported an adjusted gross income of $789,000. they paid $162,000 in taxes. that works out the a rate of 20.5%. the obamas also made $172,000 in charitable donations. in florida mr. obama was talking about boosting american exports. >> soon there's going to be millions of new buyers for american goods. >> from florida president obama flew to cartajena colomb p i a. >>> about a thousand members of president obama's secret service have been relieved of their duty. they only said that there were reports of misconduct. the misconduct may have involved prostitutes. a spokesman said the agents have been replaced. >>> the family of a berkeley man who was attacked by an intruder tried to set the record straight about the police action or inaction that took place before his death. ktvu's patti lee reports. >> reporter: christie and alexandra succo hugged after speaking out about their father's death. >> we feel his loss every day because he was such a

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama's campaign released his tax return today a couple of days of the april 17th dead lean. they reported an adjusted gross income of $789,000. they paid $162,000 in taxes. that works out the a rate of 20.5%. the obamas also made $172,000 in charitable donations. in florida mr. obama was talking about boosting american exports. >> soon there's going to be millions of new buyers for american goods. >> from florida president obama flew to cartajena colomb p i a. >>> about a thousand members of president obama's secret service have been relieved of their duty. they only said that there were reports of misconduct. the misconduct may have involved prostitutes. a spokesman said the agents have been replaced. >>> the family of a berkeley man who was attacked by an intruder tried to set the record straight about the police action or inaction that took place before his death. ktvu's patti lee reports. >> reporter: christie and alexandra succo hugged after speaking out about their father's death. >> we feel his loss every day because he was such a

the problem was, no one in charge seemed to be doing anything about it until rita williams started investigating. within the past few hours, her video and phone calls paid off. rita tells us, it now appears the horses are going to be saved. >> reporter: it's a beautiful place for such an ugly site. >> the horses are on the property over the hill over here. >> reporter: we hiked the next two miles to the top of the hill above el sobrante to see this. >> this is absolute abuse right here. this is neglect. it looks like it's walking death, and it's a young horse. it's really sad. >> reporter: quite literally skin and bones. eating grass their lives depended on it. the horses are behind the locked gate. independent of each other, they took photographs three weeks ago and sent them to contra costa's animal control, then heard nothing. she even contacted a horse shelter that agreed to rescue the horses. the director told me by phone today, the horses are dying. >> they're in a critical state. they are starving. they probably have a huge parasite load. >> reporter: an animal control officer hung up on

the problem was, no one in charge seemed to be doing anything about it until rita williams started investigating. within the past few hours, her video and phone calls paid off. rita tells us, it now appears the horses are going to be saved. >> reporter: it's a beautiful place for such an ugly site. >> the horses are on the property over the hill over here. >> reporter: we hiked the next two miles to the top of the hill above el sobrante to see this. >> this is absolute abuse right here. this is neglect. it looks like it's walking death, and it's a young horse. it's really sad. >> reporter: quite literally skin and bones. eating grass their lives depended on it. the horses are behind the locked gate. independent of each other, they took photographs three weeks ago and sent them to contra costa's animal control, then heard nothing. she even contacted a horse shelter that agreed to rescue the horses. the director told me by phone today, the horses are dying. >> they're in a critical state. they are starving. they probably have a huge parasite load. >> reporter: an animal control officer hung up on

ktvu's rita williams puts a face, seven faces on those trying to live the american dream. >> reporter: the memorial grows as does the disbelief. how could such a peaceful place be the scene of such violence. the people killed here were immigrants or the children of immigrants and grief now stretches around the world. giana that's where san jose's judith seymour will be buried. at 63 the oldest victim and mother of two, seymour had worked as a tax analyst but was about to realize her dream of becoming a nurse. doris chabuco40 was the mother of three girls, a lawyer before immigrating a decade ago. chibuko also was a nursing student. her husband says he will take her home to nigeria for burial. bhutia will return home. he work hard all night cleaning the food court. friend called him a kind and gentle buddhist. >> she really liked kids, so she worked to help the children. >>> just 21 the youngest victim, sim's family came from korea. grace kim also was korean american. friends described her as fun loving and full of life. a graduate of foothill high school in pleasanton, she worked as a

in oakland, rita williams, ktvu news. >>> oakland mayor jean quan also talking about the killing tonight calling them a terrible tragedy. >> i just hope we will put our arms around these group of people and their families and do our best to bring peace back to the city. >> the major noted that many churches of different denominations have come forward to come with grief counseling. and the mayor said there was a special need for counselors who spoke korean because many of the victims and family members spoke korean. >> stay with ktvu news, the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30 a.m. >>> a man is facing several charges with two hit-and-run cases. brian rathjen called 911 to report himself. the man in the sunny vale incident was take off life support this morning. another woman suffered minor injures. >>> police say they have arrested two suspects. nava was shot in the head as he was riding in the back of a car after an argument. they arrested 21-year-old robert yem and veronica rodriguez both from hayward. each is charged with murder and three counts of attempted murder. >>> now to our cont

in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have a developing story out of san francisco at this hour. police are investigating a shooting in the ocean view district that sent one man to the hospital. it happened about 8:45 tonight on f era lon street. witnesses tell us that a man was shot in the head and was laying on the sidewalk they say he was very seriously injured and may not survive. so far no word from police on exactly what happened. >>> the san bruno city council met tonight but put off a decision on the fate of that pg & e pipeline that exploded a year and a half ago. three options are being considered, leave the pipe in the ground and fill it with concrete. remove part of the pipe and fill the rest with concrete or tear it out all together. the pipeline hasn't been used since the natural gas explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in september . 10 >>> san bruno fire chief dennis haag announced today he is retiring. the san bruno explore put him in the spotlight. haag has been a firefighter for 30 years. he plans to step down next month. >>> apple st

rita williams, she is live with the story of the school struggling to heal and to survive. >> reporter: i got a look today of what is now the new normal at the school. at the people still mourn but trying to go on with life. . > er outside at on

ktvu's rita williams puts a face, seven faces on those trying to live the american dream. >> reporter: the memorial grows as does the disbelief. how could such a peaceful place be the scene of such violence. the people killed here were immigrants or the children of immigrants and grief now stretches around the world. giana that's where san jose's judith seymour will be buried. at 63 the oldest victim and mother of two, seymour had worked as a tax analyst but was about to realize her dream of becoming a nurse. doris chabuco40 was the mother of three girls, a lawyer before immigrating a decade ago. chibuko also was a nursing student. her husband says he will take her home to nigeria for burial. bhutia will return home. he work hard all night cleaning the food court. friend called him a kind and gentle buddhist. >> she really liked kids, so she worked to help the children. >>> just 21 the youngest victim, sim's family came from korea. grace kim also was korean american. friends described her as fun loving and full of life. a graduate of foothill high school in pleasanton, she worked as a

in oakland, rita williams, ktvu news. >>> oakland mayor jean quan also talking about the killing tonight calling them a terrible tragedy. >> i just hope we will put our arms around these group of people and their families and do our best to bring peace back to the city. >> the major noted that many churches of different denominations have come forward to come with grief counseling. and the mayor said there was a special need for counselors who spoke korean because many of the victims and family members spoke korean. >> stay with ktvu news, the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30 a.m. >>> a man is facing several charges with two hit-and-run cases. brian rathjen called 911 to report himself. the man in the sunny vale incident was take off life support this morning. another woman suffered minor injures. >>> police say they have arrested two suspects. nava was shot in the head as he was riding in the back of a car after an argument. they arrested 21-year-old robert yem and veronica rodriguez both from hayward. each is charged with murder and three counts of attempted murder. >>> now to our cont

as rita williams reports the united states government is concerned that the launch can really a test of their long range missile abilities. >> this is the north korean launch site. is the rocket a cover for testing technology that could fire a missile to the united states or is it just a rocket to propel this weather satellite into space? >> look for yourself with your own eyes and then you can judge. >> reporter: north korean officials let reporters in to the secret site in a remote part of the country today to see firsthand. one was convinced at least for now. >> i don't know what they want us to do in future but today what we see is a space launcher. >> reporter: also today south korean officials said the recent satellite images show that on another side of the country they are digging a new underground tunnel and piling up dirt at the entrance in preparation for a nuclear test. >> our position remains don't do it. their launch of a missile would be provocation. >> reporter: united states officials say in 2006 and 2009 north korean carried out nuclear tests, each following satelli

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. >>> also ahead, rita williams has the story of this woman. an attorney in her home land, a >>> one of the victims of monday's mass shooting at oikos university was a victim who came to this country from nigeria. speaking with doris chibuko's husband. >> reporter: doris chibuko was the step-mom of a teenager and mother of girls 3, 5, and 8 years old. late this afternoon, the girl's played in their san liandro house, trying to forget that their mother and his beloved wife would never return home. >> she's the best thing that happened to my life. i've always loved her from the first time i've seen her. >> reporter: they met in college and married in their native nigeria, and immigrated here in the same year. in nigeria, doris was a lawyer. here she was studying to become a vocational nurse. chibuko says he sees his beautiful wife now had his daughter's faces, each time he looks at them. victoria came here to take care of her grandchildren, so her daughter could go to school. she says now, she is thinks it was god's way to make sure she would be

rita williams talked to her family today and told us about the voice mails the victim left after she was shot, rita. >> reporter: that memorial begins here in just under an hour. of those seven victims only one of them worked at this school. kathelyn ping's brother opened his sister's home to the home that his sister helped buy and moved her family into, a few days before her father's birthday. >> reporter: i'm so sorry. >> it's all up to god. we've already forgiven him. >> i'm going to miss her but i need to face the truth. that she's gone. >> reporter: deeply religious, kathlyn's parents, two sisters and brototrs say they believe they have to love their enemy so they forgive the man accused of killing their oldest child 24-year-old kathlyn ping who was the office secretary also going to school to become a nurse. >> she died shortly on the operating table, that's what the police said. >> reporter: i met her parents shortly after her parents were told she was dead. her 4-year-old child does not know his mother is gone. kathlyn's son's father does not know either. katlyn called the fa

as rita williams reports the united states government is concerned that the launch can really a test of their long range missile abilities. >> this is the north korean launch site. is the rocket a cover for testing technology that could fire a missile to the united states or is it just a rocket to propel this weather satellite into space? >> look for yourself with your own eyes and then you can judge. >> reporter: north korean officials let reporters in to the secret site in a remote part of the country today to see firsthand. one was convinced at least for now. >> i don't know what they want us to do in future but today what we see is a space launcher. >> reporter: also today south korean officials said the recent satellite images show that on another side of the country they are digging a new underground tunnel and piling up dirt at the entrance in preparation for a nuclear test. >> our position remains don't do it. their launch of a missile would be provocation. >> reporter: united states officials say in 2006 and 2009 north korean carried out nuclear tests, each following satelli