fires, cars tipped over, a police officer shot at. the shooter still at large this morning. where's the ticket? from the first time we hear from a baltimore woman who says she's the megawilliamillions winner. she can't present the ticket. sarah palin going rogue hitting the ta"today" show the same day katie couric hosts "good morning america." >> biggest winner, first lady michelle obama opening up the oval office for a white house workout on the biggest loser show. we're asking, will the west wing help fatten up the show's ratings? we begin this morning at a small christian college in oakland, california. new cell phone video captures the chaos as a gunman systematically murders seven students. the cell phone video captures the gun shots and the terror as the bloodshed unfolds. we'll talk to the man who videotaped this. first, chilling new details are coming out this morning. oakland police chief howard jordan tells cnn the gunman killed his seven victims execution style. he says the shooter first took receptionist hostage and lined students up against the wall and then began firing randomly at his victims. chief jordan says the gunman was upset with an administrator and was specifically hunting for her. the suspect is 43-year-old one goh, a former student. he was arrested an hour later at a grocery store several miles away. the killing spree appears to have been more calculated and ruthless than previously believed. thelma gutierrez has more on what oakland's police chief told cnn earlier this morning and that alleged gunman. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. when we first heard about this, the police chief said that this was a man who had a plan. when he came to the school, he was looking for specific administrator. they have not identified that administrator at this point but they say she was not present at the university at the time. so at that point he takes the receptionist hostage and then goes to look for her. he goes into a classroom, lines up several people against the wall and as you said, carol, began shooting them one by one execution style. then he leaves this area. goes out and the police chief says at that time he had time to actually reload and come back into the school and then began shooting at students at random. police say that they don't believe that he had any particular students in mind. he was shooting at any target that he could find. >> he just felt a certain urge to inflict pain on them. he gave us no exact reason why he did that. he just wanted to get back at the administration for dismissing him earlier in the year. he was looking for this one particular administrator that he wanted to seek revenge on. >> reporter: police say that one goh got in one of the victim's cars and fled this area. he went to a safeway store about five miles away where he was taken into custody without any kind of incident at all, carol and what was interesting is that we spoke earlier to a witness who saw him being arrested. she said she made eye to eye contact with him and he didn't seem to show any emotion. he was just sweaty and nothing to tip her off that this terrible tragedy had taken place. >> thelma gutierrez reporting live from oakland, california this morning. a half hour from now we'll talk to the man who shot this video on his cell phone. he witnessed the carnage unfold and will join us live at 9:35 eastern. also this morning, possible new clues in the killing of trayvon martin. we visually enhanced the surveillance video of the shooter, george zimmerman, as he arrived at the police station after he shot martin. these new images could support his claim that he was indeed injured and fired only to save his own life. here's cnn's deborah feyerick. >> i'm here with jason, one of our great editors here at cnn. we're going to show you a surveillance tape but in a very different way. this is the night of the shooting. let's take a look at this now. let's play it down. and you can see george zimmerman is sort of talking to police. the police officer right there looks at the back of his head to see if he can see anything. so take a look at this. this is something you actually do see what appears to be some sort of a bump. >> there's a few things i can do to enhance it. i'm going to put a contrast on it now. see if we can bring this out a little bit more. we'll throw another color correction tool on it. i'm going to oversaturate it too so you can see the reds. >> that's interesting. >> there it looks like something is popping out. >> yeah. you see his jacket getting redder and that area getting redder. and i'm going to lighten it up a little bit. raise the whites. there you go. >> an attorney for trayvon martin's family says even if the videotape does show an injury, doesn't matter. she says george zimmerman was the aggressor and did not have the right to use deadly force against an unarmed teenager. we're seeing for the first time the mug shot of jetblue pilot clayton osbon who had a mid air meltdown last week. he appeared composed at his court hearing yesterday where a federal judge ordered had imto him to remain in custody without bond. if convicted, he could face a maximum of 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine. a megamillions mystery woman in baltimore is now talking and insisting that she has one of the winning tickets for megamillions jackpot but mirlande wilson hasn't coughed up the actual ticket yet. lottery officials say no one has come forward. wilson is a haitian immigrant and mother of seven children and works at mcdonald's. she told wmar that a co-worker bought the ticket for her and called her while she was sleeping. >> he says your number is on tv. i said what number? i'm not sure. let me go back to sleep. i don't nope what's going on. that's what happened. >> bottom line is you have the ticket and it's yours? >> it's my ticket. it's my ticket. >> if she actually does have the winning ticket, there's a controversy over whether it was bought for her or part of a pool with her co-workers. brian todd will have much more on this story in the 10:00 hour of "newsroom." a different ivy league. the so-called princeton of pot raided by the feds. it's the state's first training school for growing weed. protesters in favor of legalizing the drug stood outside with signs demanding marijuana be reclassified as medicine. the d.e.a. confirms an ongoing investigation of the school but didn't give out specific details. look at this chaotic scene. a small plane crashes into a supermarket injuring several people including the pilot and a passenger. some seriously. the store employee said it felt like an explosion. listen to one eyewitness. >> i heard it like artillery. you know what it is. and then boom. wow, man. i'm surprised everybody didn't hear it, you know. >> that meat manager told a local tv station the pilot and passenger were on fire when they climbed out of the plane and he helped douse the flames. in lexington, kentucky, police were braced for violence regardless of whether the wildcats won college basketball's title game or not. turns out the university of kentucky dominated the game and local police, many of them in riot gear, struggled to control the rowdy fans. dozens of nuisance fires and one report of someone firing a gun in the direction of police and fire crews. >> it's scary. it's scary. you're out to celebrate and enjoy and have a good time and so excited and something like that happens. >> celebrations did not seem as volatile as saturday night when 20 cars were torched. kentucky won its game to secure a chance in last night's championship matchup with kansas. talk about brighter side of basketball. let's head to new orleans. the site of that title game where we find carlos diaz this morning. it was a wild night. >> reporter: it was a very wild night here in new orleans. we drove by bourbon street around 3:45 a.m. and the kentucky fans were still chanting we are the champions on bourbon street. they've been waiting 14 years for this national championship. the school now has eight national championships making it the second most winning school in basketball history. second to only ucla. now you talk about those fires in lexington, kentucky. there were 30 fires in lexington, kentucky, last night, which is down from the 50 fires they had in lexington, kentucky, on saturday night after kentucky beat their in-state rival louisville. i guess that's an improvement. there was something on twitter, which is very interesting. it was a hash tag that said lexington police scatter. that hash tag was popular on twitter because it allowed people to hear and basically quote some of the quotes that they heard on police scanners in lexington. i want to read two that are funny if you will. no, let them light their fireworks just as long as they're not lighting them at each other. and then one other thing heard on the police scanner last night in lexington. we have a partially nude male with a propane tank. basically what happens these days when a team wins a national title, carol. >> unbelievable. at least no one was seriously hurt. the game itself was exciting though, right? >> reporter: basically kentucky came into the tournament as the number one seed and they did not disappoint. they basically beat every team by double digits heading into the final four and beat louisville by eight and last night beat kansas by eight. they were unchallenged. it wasn't a situation where you had the game getting any closer than six points until late in the game. it was kentucky all of the way and anthony davis and several other of the fab freshman they have in kentucky are looking at a career in the nba. john calipari gets his first national championship ever. he's kind of an embattled coach. he brought umass and memphis to the final four in recent years but those wins have been erased because of ncaa violations. he felt vindicated he could have his first national championship and john calipari interestingly enough did not want to cut down the nets in atlanta when his wildcats won in the sweet 16 because he wanted to wait until they won a national championship so last night he was up on the ladder scissors in hand cutting down the nets here in new orleans. >> carlos diaz reporting live from new orleans this morning. have you noticed mornings are extra starry this week? oprah set her alarm early to be on cbs. katie couric is filling in on abc and today she went up against sarah palin again. palin is guest hosting on nbc. >> governor, this is the start of the hour that you are now guest hosting. there's some experience here. you were a sportscaster back in anchorage. >> back in the stone age, yes. yes. >> so is it like falling off a bike do you think? anything make you nervous about this role? >> not nervous just very excited to get to be here with all of you new yorkers and all of you tourists who are here enjoying this nice warm weather. >> the tv and entertainment blogger for atlantic constitution joins us now. i don't know how much of the "today" show you got to catch this morning. >> caught some of it. >> it was just strange. at the beginning matt lauer was talking to sarah palin like a guest. >> yes. >> she got in obama was a socialist and all that and matt lauer didn't really challenge her very much because he had to co-host with her later. it just seemed kind of awkward. >> it was -- look, she's not professional when it comes to this. she's a fox news correspondent. she's used to talking about whatever they ask her. she's not meant to be a lead. they gave her the 8:00 hour and gave her more freedom. she talked with torre spelling and they gave her a light topic to discuss. >> just watching her talk to tory spelling was interesting. they were making a raspberry tart. what do you make of this? would the "today" show give her a permanent place on the "today" show? >> i think she's paid with fox news. fox let her go on for a day. it's publicity. "today" show obviously was just doing this to tweak abc because abc was tweaking them by putting their former employee katie couric on. >> do we have another clip of sarah palin? no. man. really wanted you to see the spelling exchange with palin. >> and oprah is filling in on cbs. who do you think came out the winner? >> think about it. this is more of a marathon than a sprint. they are both trying to get publicity because "good morning america" is closing in on the "today" show. they've been number one for 16 consecutive years but "good morning america" is nipping at its heels and they have gotten close so they thought publicity with katie would get them -- it's an ego thing. they both make a lot of money for both networks. mornings are really important for both networks especially nbc which has major problems in prime time. 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