mourning over the mass shooting in colorado. the vigil and animals on display now and the youngest victim in the movie theater attack. explosive safely removed and it needed a formal people got hurt prepared of the devices appeared to be improvised napalm. presidential canada to fly into the bay area with road closures and protesters for these campaign events. good morning. we had a lot of news to cover in the next hour. on the topics is and jobs.

it's a big issue of the presidential debate that can there be anything at the west could actually do about it. kristen number one issue this november on the ballot speaking with a career coach to see maybe who's better at creating jobs. whether another been created here in the state but first or questions to a suspect and the devastating attack in colorado. remembering the victims and survivors to speak this weekend. there's not or more of candles and flowers and tokens just outside the theater. president obama headed to colada to honor the victims as well as visits of families affected. remains in a solitary confinement in aurora this morning with more on what investigators found in his apartment. fbi investigators will be back today searching for evidence and said the shooting suspects apartment.

yesterday the bomb squad technicians set off a controlled explosion and helped clear the protract residents. the trip was discovered running across the front for the investigators say was designed to detonate the dozens of homemade bombs. we'll this apartment was designed icy be sent a meeting of seeing to kill who never entered it. the 24 year-old suspect spent at least $15,000 over several months to build his arsenal of assault rifles chemicals and explosives and is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 and midnight showing of the new batman movie. not far from the theater people writing messages and leaving flowers and a makeshift memorial as a way of coping with the tragedy. " i don't know anybody your personally was hurt or killed but i just wanted to show people can still care even if i don't know them. the and this victim was the six year-old her mother was intensive care with gunshot

wounds. were whole life is changed in a flash for what, she still doesn't know her daughter is gone. wind assisted 27 year olds died a hero and the shooting started to jump on top of his girlfriend shoving her from the gunfire she shot in the leg but survived. seven victims remained hospitalized in critical condition of visual scheduled for sunday night at city hall. hall was appointed a public defender and in solitary confinement for his own safety. he is expecting court on monday in colorado cbs 5. two teenagers who were in aurora with the rather attending a conference went to one of the minute screening at the same multiplex for the shooting happened. we spoke with the girl's mother about they're frightening ordeal.

credibility of seven fellow senior with their daughters had concern about the girl's going to them and that showing of the dark that rises. but it wasn't what you might think. of course what i was worried about was the fact that my girls were driving a strange city in a car with a kid driver. she could know that there would be in the century 16 complex the the no. 8 right next to no. 9 and notes will come to the wall. suspects and the terrorist a lot of confusion about micros are a group of 12 kids specifically is convinced that the return shooters because it didn't occur to any of us that the boats are coming from the walls. the rat of the theater with the wounded young man who performed an incredibly selfless act. he started waving the paramedics and punch to the more injured victims so he waited

for a while for ambulance and the rest of the kids got in there to cars and out of their before the police cornered off so they got back to the hotel by about 1245 which is weighted in the lobby into the kids got there and by that time they were all crying and shaking and we were all crying and shaking and the hotel was just wonderful. people keep saying how lucky she is. i feel grateful that my daughter is safe and if you guilty in weird because there are some the other parents who are grieving reno. her family asking the obvious question she has a not so obvious answer clear my family to do coming home and said no and no one not going to give him the power to take that away from us so were renting a

car tomorrow and driving into the rockies and enjoy a colorado and then go home. more coverage of the movie theater shooting on our web site including the security precautions of the bay area movie houses and the goal is to prevent copycat incidents this. today after the call out visit president obama will be flying into the bay area greta tomorrow looking for donors during several stops in alameda county. and then a sold-out event at the oakland fox the likely to drop protesters. some plan to urge obama to halt the justice to from a crack down on medical marijuana dispensaries in california. an anti-war activists plan a protest as well. there will be no parking in oakland uptown district during the presidential visit. barricades and police to the fox theater on telegraph avenue as well all day today and until

10:00 p.m. tonight. parking will also be forbidden on several other streets in the downtown area with no parking signs already that. the republican rival mitt romney will attend a lunch appointment set today. big checks to the big campaign. executives are expected to attend and also to more fund- raisers in san francisco later today. and a major east bay transit village project is moving forward after 10 years of planning. on what is next for the long awaited will let creek transit village. a location and this is the designated spot that will let creek transit village of vision that started more than a decade ago. the moving pretty quickly to just before the recession hit and it kind of slowed things down a bit but the mayor said the project is finally moving

forward a transit village that many cities in a dissenting. ron courage to to put more dense housing in order to reduce the need for car trips and the camels in trouble so we could be a more sustainable committee. critics of vision on paper now and the the city council approval but this one a million dollar project is expected to bring nearly 600 apartments along with 22,000 square feet of retail and commercial space and a new bus station and the bart police station and easier access to all public transportation along the busy road. i would love to avenue transit going to pleasant fellow of the travel let them watch the station did they transact and i love to have one too. the contra costa center in pleasant hill said the share of economic growing pains. the mayor of walnut creek said starting to see an upside.

had a bit of a challenge because of the economy in the area and i think things are probably looking up for them. the look of the transit the village. i like that because i come from san francisco it up with a live over here will not creek. when will the vision become a reality. electric ground next year and finished a 2018 and the environmental impact report is been made public and the residents here have until the end of august to make their public comments known to the city council. part will begin experimenting with allowing bicycles on board during rush hour. currently they've proved forbid by extreme that busy morning and evening commutes. the they say it discourages people from redding part to work. so during five fridays in august they will suspend the rules and see how what goes. cyclists will still be forbidden

from entering a crowded car straight the worry over jobs in california and around the country and the trends that may drive new jobs in the bay area. a special celebration for the gay military members in uniform and southern california. the heat is on the bay area with a little bit of a break today and more of a break in the coming week.

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welcome back. some of the latter's shares of the san diego gave pride parade were for military troops marching in uniform. the parade is the first gay pride parade in san diego since the repeal of the don't ask don't tell policy to prohibit

them from serving openly in the military. marking the first time u.s. service members are taking part all dressed in full uniform. if you're waking up in the bay area chances are you have a little bit of overcast this morning. it's not uncommon for us and some parts will remain cloudy today with a live look not to bat in san francisco. here's the complete forecast. good morning. we have the alleys in the forecast on the cloud cover along the shoreline serving the colossal down a little bit today. it will still be plenty hot in the industry hid near record highs yesterday. the back down a few degrees the still in the '90s in the end.

we have more call cover on the shoreline with temperatures starting out in the '60s and the rounded billion inland looking for upper seventies to low eighties for the been inland into the '90s with the forecast and up ahead. from last night the fog and low cloud cover forecast to move in along the shoreline sunrise this afternoon and now looks like things are pulling back with a fairly clear peninsula later in the day if the atmosphere does with the models think it's kind to do. it does look as if for going to get fog keeping temperatures down a bit today. this afternoon when the to the san bruno cap with wind at 25 m.p.h.. mostly sunshine if they're going to new york it's ok but chicago and denver there are thunderstorms. lax sunshine and 84 degrees.

the numbers for the northern california region if you're headed up 5 toward letting 104 degrees is the forecast tie with the cloud cover in the shoreline and 106 of fresno making the 87 santa clara some relatively cool. some cloud cover in the charlotte district the david hoffman bay in an action high of 70 degrees to 68 in pacifica. mid '90s are 10 degrees woman than average for this time of year for parts of the east bay. we are running warm especially in santa rosa. there is released on the way

after a few days of '90s and getting a cooling trend beginning on tuesday and as we head toward next week and the inland areas manage all the low 80s and back to below normal the next weekend. next with a major speaker series focusing on the future of work. we're going what jobs retreating becomes at 10.7%. trying this them was the headline in the series all week long every week or hearing mitt romney and obama go at it over who could create more jobs and get america back to work and we were just asking each other can the white house really make a difference i think it can if we create for example which all can embrace the concept of obama healthcare but every employer of

speak to is scared. if you have 51 employees in a pan of the 42 deaths in dollars and employee mandates that will make you free reluctant to grow your work force. if your the thinking more bought offshore and tamping and automating are simply not growing. the more the government involvement frankly the more reluctance there will be for employers to hire more folks. in my judgment the long-term solution that's not what a work by november it is to have on the ship education from kindergarten through college because ultimately could permanent jobs could only come to on to the ownership. design me support more republican view of the smaller government i tend to not and registered democrat so it's not that 01 of the net of with the impact of the stimulus program

is yes. in front of my very house mystery was perfectly fine and that all this and the senate repaving it the newest a reinvestment signed a stimulus in the main purpose the main thing we got out of that would be a small of tar and didn't need to be done. a lot of guys spent time leaning on the expensive equipment i don't the long term taking a from tax panic grew eight jobs for these temporary jobs as an ultimate solution. wind in terms of solutions we hear jobs are being created who will see the same time questions about what type of jobs. you just mentioned health care and that same company isn't offering health insurance now? and would it be offering those to new employees now or would they just cut to in his part- time workers call and a job and those in the stats the people who still barely surviving.

greta that's what i seem employers' ever possible avoiding full time employees not is because of obama care but all of the employer mandates and all the paperwork and accountability parts. those cost a fortune not only in money that time some employers say i'm a part-time automate offshore do anything other than hire full-time grit a summit in the job market and coming into the job market with a college education looking this series of string together of a series of part-time jobs are stitching the other two were three jobs to make ends meet unfortunately it's true or ending up having to beat gypsy's running from job to job to survive by doing to talk about optimistic much as focusing on an-there are pockets of opportunity. one of the things i am willing

to bet obama will get reelected in the and and if he does he said for three years ago of his first domestic priority will be what he calls comprehensive immigration reform and that will make an enormous difference in terms of the jobs that will be available in this country to integrate the immigrants will they be from mexico or the islamic increase in population it will be an enormous looming job market for least the next decade. how did thinkable take the job market to improve and the economy to improve. it's not going happen to think to win anyway this is my opinion. i don't think mitt romney is a strong candid and think obama is the critics campaigner overtime and the media loves him that combination is not going to require the company agreed to go down as i do think obama will win in all job-seekers as the start to look and a crystal ball

moving forward from limit that perception. what careers like the boom under a second obama administration he is certainly very committed to a large government spending and income structure. we're talking about the fast rail all those kind of things will be to agree to the growth in the sectors in the trades. you might want to think about this. speaking with the commonwealth club a whole series called the future of work happening in august if you want to see him in some of his first a 515 open to the public and the tickets are $20. coming up is a symbol of a college football legend and has been removed from campus. greta the main reason behind the takedown of the joke return of such statutes.

the statue of a joker turn out some of the consent of palestinian has been removed. the school's president said today decided to take a tough because the statute " it's become a source of division an obstacle to killing. reporter sally coach concealed claims of child sex abuse

against one of his assistants terry sandusky. it wares out finished the summer league on a high note. it was a battle of pitches and the giants took on the filets the phillies. good morning. the warriors beat the hornets and finished summer league undefeated. moving day at the open championship tiger woods stumbled out of the gates but recovered the shooting even 70 and is five strokes back into the final round. in great shape to end the first major strategic a 68 taking a four shot lead into the final round. a's and yankees fourth inning strikes again. the so the shot into the left- field bleachers the second home run in the series and 30 this season breaking the tie in the eighth to the opposite field homer the a's are hot winning 2- 1 going for this week later today. a battle of the all-star pitchers turned into a home run

derby hamel returned the favor in the bottom of the inning and the two teams combined for six home runs in the game was decided on a bunt the giants went 6 to 5 with a look at sports have a great day. jerry rice stopped plan football years ago but he still big deal. as autographs consent people through the roof. this of that was so excited he got the jerry rices autograph that he took along a victory lap-in the onlookers after it got of using a golf tournament at lake tahoe and not sure where he's going. the san francisco zoos' annual march of the penguins introduced its newest and when checks to their adoring fans. grit of the four pang was

hatched earlier this year and since then they've been at fish school. the land had to be fed by zookeeper's. now they're making the trek to join the penguin colony of the zoo's penguin island. they bring the penguin population to 49 at the zoo the largest bank and population or aquarium. an east bay area's school buses kids out to beg for money. the story refers to about coming up the new rules to stop kids from panhandling. a deadly mass shooting in, brought with another look and details of the traps that in some of the suspect's home. kahan

>> a country in morning over a mass shooting in colorado. coming up, the youngest victim. >> explosives safely removed and detonated before more people got hurt. new details on what else investigators found inside the suspect's home >> house i'm in the bay area are responding to the tragedy in colorado. welcome back to the early edition. we will get right to the top

stories of the day. more questions this morning about the suspect in the devastating shooting attack in colorado. >> the nation is remembering the victims and survivors in a multitude of ways. hundreds of people released purple balloons yesterday and there is a growing memorial outside the theater. president obama is heading to colorado to visit with families >> a suspect remains in solitary confinement. michelle is in aurora colorado and has more on what investigators found in the apartment >> fbi investigators will be back today searching for evidence inside james holmes apartment. yesterday, bomb squad technicians set off a controlled explosion that helped clear a booby trapped residents. a trip wire was discovered running across the front door

that investigators say was designed to detonate dozens of homemade bombs >> this the apartment was designed based on what i've seen to kill whoever entered it >> the suspect spent at least $15,000 over several months to build his arsenal of weaponry. he is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 and midnight showing of the new batman movie. not far from the theater people are writing messages and leaving flowers at makeshift memorial. >> i don't know anyone here personally but i just wanted to show that people can still care. >> the youngest victim was six years old braun a composer whose mother has been in intensive care >> their whole life is changed or what? she still does not know her daughter is gone >> witnesses say 27 year-old max

mcqueen died a hero. when the shooting started he jumped on top of his girlfriend shielding her from the gunfire. seven victims remain hospitalized and a prayer vigil is scheduled for sunday night at city hall. holmes has been appointed a public defender. he is in solitary confinement for his own safety. he is expected in court on monday. >> cbs news is learning new informational this morning. sources say that they plan to analyze a computer and other instruments they found in the apartment. michele will be back reporting tomorrow morning on cbs five eyewitness news starting at 4:30 a.m.. >> one of the survivors shot in that theater had just graduated from the university of the pacific in stockton and now the

tragedy is inspiring those who know her to give back in a big way. she was shot through the nose and a pellet is lodged in the back of her head. tonight her friends will launch a national social media campaign on twitter facebook and youtube to promote the hope rises relief fund. organizers are hoping to raise 100-$250,000 per victim. >> the massacre in colorado is renewing debate about gun control. the gunman in aurora had about four different guns all purchased legally. some argue that taping weapons away could actually be more harmful. >> they completely disarm the general citizenry and that does not help in these types of mass shootings. if somebody in the theater had possibly been harmed, fewer than a dozen people may of been killed in less than 50 people could possibly have been injured >> to arm everybody and have the

wild west all the time is one of the more nonsensical things you can say. the bottom line is that if we had fewer guns we would have fewer murder. >> mere bloomberg also said that he wants voters to hold both democrats and republicans accountable and to take action in preventing gun violence. >> people in the bay area are jumping in to show support for those suffering in the wake of the shooting in aurora. some are turning to blood banks. a blood drive was just one of more than 80 red cross drives plan this month. >> i got the e-mail and i was actually thinking about colorado and the fact that they would probably need lots of blood. >> yesterday's the goal was to collect 27 p. of blood. they got 36.

it is on track to donate 1000 more units of blood than they did last july. we're following the story on line so if there are any developments will put them on the web site. >> firefighters who died in the line of duty are being remembered in contra costa county. memorial service marked the fifth anniversary of the deaths of two men who were fighting a house blaze and looking for two elderly occupants. >> when you lose a sibling, the pain never goes away, it just transforms into a different kind of pain >> it is also a time to remember how dangerous this job really is for each and everyone of us. you never know exactly what will happen. >> yesterday's ceremony also honored 14 other firefighters

who have died in the line of duty >> surprising new campaign plans for an east bay lawmaker >> another look at a plan to offer free many rides for kids. >> part changes the rules because of a cbs five investigation. what these children will no longer be allowed to ask you to do. >> we had a smoking hot day yesterday and sunday is shaping up to be warm again. temperatures yesterday were really hot. for the forecast, it is

>> welcome back. the search continues this morning for a suspect who fired at a chp squad car in oakland last night at 880 and a high street exit. officers arrested two people but investigators say the shooter remains on run. >> in headlines around the bay, the opening of san jose's las vegas style $50 million casino

is running into problems. the city's gaming administrator recommends approving the casino but only if certain conditions are met including changes in security. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow to consider approval to open up the massive card room. this wednesday, the bay area's transportation commission may vote to reduce fares or give free rides to kids on public transit. it is the first of two options up for discussion. it would provide me with $4 million to allow a free ride for low-income youth. a third option would provide $8 million for reduced fare on all bay area transit systems. if your popping out there today whether your taking a bus or a car, it starts off overcast. >> it looks very clear out there

so if you are in the east bay the chances are you have warmer temperatures than we have. >> in concord is 68, in livermore, 68 and san jose is 67 degrees. >> we have fog and low clouds at the shoreline which will clear to cool us off today but by no means will it be cold. it will still be hot inland as we hit near record highs yesterday. still in the '90s. clouds early around the bay with temperatures starting out in the '60s and inland we will look to upper 60s or low 70's. to pinpoint forecasts is just ahead but let me show you the way this is shaping up from last

night. fog and low clouds forecast to move in along the shoreline. it looks like things are pulling back and we will have a fairly clear peninsula later in the day if the atmosphere does what the models think it will do. it looks like we will have fog keeping temperature's down a bit tonight. the forecast for the airport will be a high of 70 degrees. if you are going to new york is ok but chicago and denver, thunderstorms. numbers for the northern california region if you're heading up interstate 5 towards redding, 104 degrees for the forecast high. 86 in milpitas, 87 in san jose.

88 in lost data is. low clouds along the shoreline to start the day. over in the east bay you can see it is still warm. yesterday's high in livermore was 100. still, mid-90s are about 10 degrees warmer than average for this time of year for parts of the east bay. 90 degrees in santa rosa. 67 in, 75 in richmond and 78 in oakland. after a few more days of '90s we will have a cooling trend beginning on tuesday and next weekend, the inland areas manage only the low 80s. >> we have been working on this story for years and finally bart

has changed its policy when it comes to children asking for donations. >> what are you raising money for? >> to save the private schools >> we have noted students of st. andrew back-to-school panhandling at bart stations for years. bart directors are not allowing children to approach commuters directly asking for money. a pastor is fighting requests from officials to prove that he is not falsifying attendance records and we also learned that the pastor has been on a recent recruiting drive >> you grow up in a white gmc >> she said she was out in her driveway last week when a stranger drove up. she says he was going door to door in her neighborhood >> he was trying to get more students to come to school. >> the same pastor has been

dodging our cameras for months. he is the principal of st. andrews baptist school in west oakland which we found has been inflating enrollment numbers in order to get federal education money. the school claims to have 195 students. our joint investigation with media partner california watch found that it has less than 20. as a result of our report, school officials launched their own investigation and sent a letter to the pastor giving him 30 days to " verify " that the list of students admitted to the district is accurate >> the attendance records are not there and the qualifications of the individuals that were providing the instructions are not there >> while the investigation is ongoing, a school board member says they are stopping the cash flow >> we will not pass through any funds to st. andrews missionary school for the coming year. that is the bottom line

>> the schools leaders do not seem to be giving up. new banners are up all over the school gates advertising open enrollment. transportation and free lunches. appearing briefly from inside the pastor said that robert lacey jr. told us that the enrollment drive was nothing new >> cosines are old. we're getting ready for august for the first day of school >> but he walked away before we could talk to him about how many students the school really has or his father's door to door efforts. she said she would not have fallen for it anyway >> i thought he was weird, he looked scary >> on the day of the deadline, st. andrew did respond to oakland unified. the school plans the district not have the authority to make them verify those enrollment numbers coming up will have a

conversation with the oakland school board member >> a bad shopping trip that may haunt an east

>> a shoplifting conviction is not holding back east a assemblywoman mary how she to run for ec on the alameda county board of supervisors. that position was vacated by nadia lockyer who resigned amid a drug and sex scandal. worth of clothing from neiman- marcus last year. the dispute between a private school in west oakland and the public school district which could lead to a loss of funding for the school >> delegation include fraud and misuse of students.

this morning we spoke with a board member who explained how the process is supposed >> in oakland we have three schools that receive federal funding for title one or title to the to serve needy children in oakland and the bottom line is that the oakland board of education approved that funneled through money to go to these schools so right now, legally, we submitted a request to the school asking for verification of the enrollment, attendants, and qualification of that teaching staff. there is one individual who teaches. basically their legal counsel is saying that we do not have authority to ask for that information since they provide that information to the state department of education but the bottom line for me here because i am responsible, i make the approval, so the bottom line is

that these adults are taking advantage of children in oakland and that we do have a responsibility, one is to deny the pass through of the federal funds, and to this date they have not responded to the questions we have asked and they also submitted a collaboration letter that is required for them to continue for 2013 under the same program and the same level of funds when all of us have clearly documented that they pretty much have falsified the enrollment numbers which is fraud. our action as a school district this week will be submitting that information to the d.a. to pursue because there is fraud and abuse of spending federal funds >> we're not just talking about fraud, we're also looking at allegations of physical abuse of children and exploiting them by

possibly forcing them to panhandle. why has it taken so long for the district to get involved. i was at a meeting with the parents said their kids were hurt >> that is a good question and we should not make excuses from sacramento to oakland. especially at st. andrews school. that is a complete moral violation of the children's love and protection and so forth. the bottom line is that we were contacted in terms of the board level. parents came to me and asked, there are serious issues, so we have submitted that issue to the child protective services, we're working with the d.a. and most of all the board is in agreement not to renew their funds. >> they claim to have 198 students and how many teachers? >> they say they have one

>> just looking at those numbers, anybody would think something is going on here. that begs the larger question, who is actually going to check the school's out to see if they are legitimate? >> that with the problem is in to be honest as of this week we have hired to additional officials to monitor and evaluate and provide assessment on all of these 30 schools beyond st. andrews so the oakland unified school district will be providing a quarterly report to the board and the public in terms of how these schools are progressing >> responded but they did not give you any numbers. >> we will not approve it and i think it is still under investigations of the bottom line is that the board of education was in a unanimous agreement that we will not support the school based on all the allegations and

investigation by our own legal counsel into the enrollment, attendance, and qualification of the teaching staff >> it will be interesting to see where it goes from here >> coming up >> one more look at today's top stories including the deadly mass shooting in colorado laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag,

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>> here is a look at this morning's top stories >> investigators say that the suspect in a deadly shooting at aurora colorado theatre had planned the attack for months. he had read his apartment with dozens of explosives. we have learned new

information, a batman poster and massed along with a computer were recovered from the suspect's home yesterday. >> mitt romney and president obama will be in the bay area this week. mr. romney is holding several fund-raisers today including a lunch in woodside and president obama will be in alameda county tomorrow for another round of riley's and fund-raisers. this morning we're lucky that may be over cast in the distance but it looks pretty good >> in oakland is 62 degrees. san jose is 67 degrees >> jerry rice stop playing football years ago but he is still a big deal with some fans. >> this little guy got the autograph and started running around so excited that he started high fighting people

around the crowd. i'm not quite sure where he is