at about 10:00 local time, he went into oikos university and began shooting indiscriminately. police describe what is it looked like when they got here. take a look. when we got there, officers found several victims throughout the classroom, throughout the building. there were several people hiding in locked buildings, locked doors, behind desks, as you can imagine very frightened, very scared. some of them were injured, we had to rescue them out. we had to force our way into a number of rooms because they were locked behind doors. reporter: after the shooting, the suspect fled to a grocery store and confessed his crime to a supermarket worker. he was arrested in the parking lot of the grocery store a short time later. police do not have a motive, but, of course, the investigation continues. we know that seven people are dead, three more people are injured, they re at a local hospital, suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. wolf? dan simon, thanks very much. also
time. a small christian college in oakland, california. oikos university. dan simon is on the scene for us, he joins us with the latest on fatalities and the suspect. reporter: investigators are still here at the scene, just minutes ago, the suspect was identified, goh. at about 10:00 local time, he went into oikos university and began shooting indiscriminately. police describe what is it looked like when they got here. take a look. when we got there, officers found several victims throughout the classroom, throughout the building. there were several people hiding in locked buildings, locked doors, behind desks, as you can imagine very frightened, very scared. some of them were injured, we had to rescue them out. we had to force our way into a number of rooms because they were locked behind doors. reporter: after the shooting, the suspect fled to a grocery store and confessed his crime to a supermarket worker. he was arrested in the parging lot of the grocery store a shor
will supposedly be paid for by closing loopholes and eliminating wasteful deductions. but the republicans refuse to list a single tax loophole they are willing to close. not one. and by the way, there is no way to get even close to $4.6 trillion in savings without dramatically reducing all kinds of tax breaks that go to middle class families. tax breaks for health care, tax breaks for retirement, tax breaks for homeownership. meanwhile these proposed tax breaks would come on top of more than a trillion dollars in tax giveaways for people making more than $250,000 a year. that s an average of at least $150,000 for every millionaire in this country. $150,000. let s step back for a second and look at what $150,000 pays for. a year s worth of prescription drug coverage for a seniors citizen. plus a new school computer lab, plus a year of medical care for a returning veteran, plus a medical research grant for a chronic disease, plus, a year s salary for a firefighter or a police o
could evening, and welcome to the january 19, 2011 meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. the presiding officer is tonya peterson, and joining her is vice-president kendall goh. to my left is the deputy city attorney, to provide the board with any legal advice. at the controls, we have representatives from city departments. sitting in the front row is joseph duffey, representing the department of building inspection. next to him, scott sanchez, zoning administrator, representing the planning department and planning commission. at this time, if you could please call the swearing in process and over the meeting guidelines. the board request that you turn off all funds, beepers and please carry on the conversations in the hallway. appellants, permit holders, and department responders each have six minutes to present their cases and three minutes for a bottle. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments with in these times. members of the public
san francisco s buses and trains serve many riders who are blind or how low vision. muni is could evening, and welcome to the january 19, 2011 meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. the presiding officer is tonya peterson, and joining her is vice-president kendall goh. to my left is the deputy city attorney, to provide the board with any legal advice. at the controls, we have representatives from city departments. sitting in the front row is joseph duffey, representing the department of building inspection. next to him, scott sanchez, zoning administrator, representing the planning department and planning commission. at this time, if you could please call the swearing in process and over the meeting guidelines. the board request that you turn off all funds, beepers and please carry on the conversations in the hallway. appellants, permit holders, and department responders each have six minutes to present their cases and three minutes for a bottle. people affi