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
boom, boom. something like that. three, four times i hear that. if i didn t lock the door, i think i might be dead today. and we have a closer look. enhanced video of george zimmerman. you re taking a look at it there. minutes after he shot and killed trayvon martin. showing a possible head wount. something that may support his side of the story. a small plane sputtering and spiraling into a grocery store in florida injuring people and sending frightened shoppers. did you hear, kentucky beat kansas for their eighth national title capping off one of the most dominant runs in ncaa history. it s one minute past w5:00 on the east coast and up first on the newscast, a possible motive for the deadly shooting spree that left seven people dead in a quiet christian college in oakland, california. it happened yesterday morning local time at oikos university. former student apparently opening fire on former classmates. the shooter has been identified as 43-year-old won gone goh.
please. we talk about 9.2% unemployment. the urban league pointed out, a conference in boston this week. the pew center put out a poll this week that showed the disparity actually between white americans and african-americans and latinos has actually grown, and when you look at african-american unemployment, we re talking 16%. we re talking in ages like 18 to 24, 31% unemployment. so when you talk about the acuteness of the problem, sometimes these numbers, the surface numbers don t actually even really show us what s going on, and as you know, as i ve been harping on, the conversation going on back there behind that building behind me is so disconnected to things like 16% unemployment among african-americans. they want to talk about how your overweight and walked into the emergency room with a broken leg. jimmy what are you going to do? karen s right about the building behind us.
one thing i wand to add. please. we talk about 9.2% unemployment. the urban league pointed out, a conference in boston this week. the pew center put out a poll this week that showed the disparity actually between white americans and african-americans and latinos has actually grown, and when you look at african-american unemployment, we re talking 16%. we re talking in ages like 18 to 24, 31% unemployment. so when you talk about the acuteness of the problem, sometimes these numbers, the surface numbers don t actually even really show us what s going on, and as you know, as i ve been harping on, the conversation going on back there behind that building behind me is so disconnected to things like 16% unemployment among african-americans. they want to talk about how your overweight and walked into the emergency room with a broken leg. jimmy what are you going to do? karen s right about the
on i m the right person to fix a bad economy is now talking about something different. it goes to both her immigration position, which is let s crack down on employers who hire illegals. if it s so hard to verify in your own home, what does this say about the whole policy? she says you need a tougher e-verify system. and brown has hit her on credibility. this is the narrative they re harping on. it s another attack on her. you know, she spent the entire day answering questions about this, not what she wants to be doing. i remember early in the clinton administration zoeier baird was the nominee for attorney general and that one became a big issue, nanny taxes i guess we called them back in those days. do women get treated differently on this issue than men? i think historically there s no question that women who have had people who have had this issue tend to be women. perhaps it s because women have to deal with nannies. but i know, just because we know a lot of people in this