batman movie. it may not be overyet. katie marzullo joins us live from the breaking news center. >> reporter: several new updates within this half hour. first, authorities still believe the shooter act add loan that he does not have ties to domestic or international terrorism. this was potentially his car found at ter police looking through for any explosives. they might have found an explosive inside the theater. at his apartment complex he claimed to have explosives. as for the shooting 14 are dead, that number may have been downgraded to 12. that is still developing. 10 people died at the theater at least and then more at the hospital. the youngest victim here's an update, before we thought wait as a 6-year-old authorities are reporting a three-month-old was the youngest victim killed or wounded, not sure at this hour. 50 people were wounded some treated for gunshot wounds

others for tear gascon tam nation. the man walked in, didn't say a word opened fire after releasing some kind of canister, a witness describes what he experienced in the theater. >> took me a second to realize what way -- what was going on as people were running, i hit the ground so i wouldn't be hit. >> [ inaudible ] >> that's all i saw was -- i heard the sound of metal canisters klinking around and then i saw plums -- plumes of smoke itch >> reporter: homeland security adviser notified the president. the president saying he's shocked and saddened. midnight showing of this movie all over the country, including here in the bay area. we talked with movie theaters in san jose this morning. >> unfortunate, sad. some people got injured, correct? >> 14 dead, 50 injured.

>> those are some parents' children and some grandparents kid, and so forth. just unfortunate, sad. you go to the theater to have fun eat popcorn, hot dogs have fun with your loved ones, dates and enjoy a movie. >> reporter: he didn't fully know the details of the story. back to colorado this is the alleged shooter the suspect's apartment complex. he claimed to have explosive there is. authorities evacuated the complex and are still searching. unclear if they did find explosives or not. not a lot of details on the suspect, he's in custody, 24-years-old. authorities have not yet released his identity. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is headed to court today to get his wife back. this comes a day after his wife eliana lopez wrapped up her testimony best things

commission. lopez testified that the fight she had -- she had with her husband on new year's eve has sent her life into a tailspin. she told the commission that mirkarimi did cause the bruises on her arm during the argument she said she regrets making the video showing her neighbor the bruise. she said she recorded that in case their marriage ended in divorce and a custody battle ensued. amy hollyfield will have a live report in our next half hour. ethics commission has ruled san francisco mayor lee's alleged perjury in two sworn statements before them is irrelevant event to the proceedings. the commissioners said any matters of witness perjury should be taken seriously. but the specific truth fullness of two statements made by the mayor don't play to the question of whether sheriff mirkarimi should be removed from office. other city leaders have refuted the mayor's testimony that he never discussed mirkarimi's suspension with supervisors before he issued

it and did not authorize third parties to you have at sheriff a new job if he would quietly resign. 15 under arrest in the silicon valley following the largest child porn bust in northern california, police served warrants on 20 homes including one in san jose where a suspect was taken into custody. the sweep called operation chicken hawk was spearheaded by the internet crimes against children task force. >> our fear is people engaging on this -- engageing in this behavior online will escalate. >> task for has arrested more than 40 since january. south bay mother has come forward to say authorities ignored her claims that a suspected child predator abuse her son. the woman did not want to be

identified. she told vic lee in 2009 her 11-year-old autistic son complained about a teacher touching him. she had a meeting and identified waking bailey as the offender. no action was taken. bailey is charged with raping an 18-year-old girl at the same school five years ago. >> they said your son is making up things. and i didn't believe it. my mother's intuition did not believe what they were saying. >> bailey is also accused of molesting two other girls in los gatos. the district attorney say there may be more victims and they are urging them to come forward. the santa clara d.a. is expected to announce charges won't be refiled against a man accused of beating a priest says sexually abused him and his brother when they were children. a jury found william lynch not guilty.

the jurors could not agree on a misdemeanor assault charge. lindner took the fifth amendment and refused to answer questions about the sexual assault even after prosecutors said that the abuse did take place. lindner testified that he did not abuse the lynch brothers. memorial service is scheduled in millbrae today for two people who died when their house caught fire in san bruno a week ago today. the 62-year-old died in the hospital. her 2-year-old grandson was killed in friday's fire. investigators believe candles from the family's religious alter may have started that fire. san mateo county supervisors will try to get voters to approve a tax increase in november to pay for general services. voters said no to two tax measures in june. officials vote tuesday whether to put the measure on the ballot.

one would ask voters to increase sales tax by half a percent from 8.25% to 8.75 if voters agree would it add 60 million dollars per year for 10 years and then expire. speaking of taxes, san francisco bay area officials will study a proposal to charge motorists a tax on every mile they drive. members of the mta and the an association of bay area governments approve going forward with further study on the plan last night. drivers could be required to install gps-type odometers on their vehicles. it would raise money for roads and public transit while reducing traffic and car emissions it could take a decade or more to be launched. don't you see potential challenges? >> i see a number of challenges. there might be people upset about that.

>> hello!wzq >> mike, piping in. >> we got one now. >> no alternative for us. we get up and come to work before bart runs so we have to come to work. >> we could jog from concord. >> privacy, requiring the installation of gps. >> big brother, interesting i can't wait to see how that plays out. good morning. let's talk about the weather something you don't have to worry about unless you are going to be out all day then you want fluids especially inland and sunscreen more warmth and sunshine. you can see how dry it is on live doppler, warmer everywhere special bay, to the coast concord and livermore warmer antioch, napa and santa rosa one degree cooler than 24 hours ago. warmer weather this afternoon, area of low pressure pulling away that means the sea breeze is going to be less after

influence on our weather that's why you can see warmer temperatures developing especially inland today in the 80s a lot of mid to upper 70s around the bay shore, mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, as we head through the weekend into the early parts of next week that warm air that we've been talking about in the midwest backing towards us. it won't make it to the coast you still stay in the mid to upper 60s around the bay low to mid 80s for inland neighborhoods, low to mid 90s. time for traffic and frances. good morning. looking better now, westbound 80 through berkeley you saw headlights earlier they were clearing roadwork on westbound 80 towards the maze, left lanes were blocked sometimes when they clear all the lanes they stop all traffic so it was heavy for a while now with all lanes open, traffic has recovered, down towards the bay bridge toll, still light, no delays. i see a truck at scene on the

shoulder, possibly blocking the right lane doesn't look like it is going to cause any trouble. ride across the san mateo bridge this morning drive time still good, 14 minutes from 880 to 101 westbound headlights moving eastbound that is fine through hayward, 880 great as well. general motors -- golden gate bridge problem free, no delays out of marin county, new accident south 101 at lawrence expressway but they've already cleared it. next, deepening the relationship, why facebook ceo zuckerberg is trying to get a giant retail chain to like the menlo park company. google vs. apple in a tablet shock experiment and there's a

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. ford telling owners of new 2013 escape suv's to stop driving them fuel lines can spill gas and start an engine fire, three fires have been reported. echoes of the subprime mortgage mess in student loans. a report says the same kind of risky lending caused student

loan debt to explode. target taking aim at city dwellers opening first three smaller stores next week in chicago, and seattle, 1/3 smaller and usual targets. marissa mayer must be saying yahoo she is getting a compensation package worth more than 59 million dollars, lump sum of -- [ unintelligible ] two asian-american groups filed federal lawsuit in san francisco challenge the state's shark fin ban they say it discriminates against chinese-americans. the association in san francisco and the asian americans for political advancement, say the law blocks cultural uses of shark fin soup. critics say millions of sharks are killed each year for fins to make the soup considered a delicacy. the groups behind the lawsuit say those claims are false and misleading and say merchants

have lost 40 million dollars since the ban went into effect last october. apple's new ipad rolls out today in china. shoppers waited outside stores to be among the first. the tablet is hitting the chinese market after settling a lawsuit over ownership and use of the name in china. apple paid the chinese company 600 million dollars this time buyers had to place advance orders and just come for pick-up to avoid pushing and shoving that break out when the ipad 2 debuted. if you are trying to decide between buying apple ipad and google's new nexus 7 here's a test that may help. this video provided of drop test with both tablets first they dropped from shoulder level and then dumped both in water. the winner is, the nexus 7! >> surprisingly, the nexus 7 passed all three drop tests

minimal damage on the case, worked after subher shun in water. the ipad -- subher shun in water. pad had -- sound stopped working when it was dropped in water. >> those are scenarios that can happen to any user. >> you said to you. >> yeah some of those have happened to me. nine out of ten failed from drops or spills. >> drops weren't the same. >> redo. >> any way in the world of facebook there are likes and really big likes ceo mark zuckerberg is about to make one of those big ones he's going to spend two days at wal-mart store headquarters in arkansas, meeting with executives of the world's largest retailer, talking about ways to deepen their relationship. nobody is saying what the agenda is going to be. wal-mart is behind amazon.com

in online sales facebook coming off probe lem met -- want to take a moment to say thank you bay area you helped us raise thousands for foster kids by liking abc7 news on facebook. tina d of modesto, kathleen m of hercules and susan a of oakland. new friends, thank you. you can still make a difference and maybe get mentioned on abc7 news just like abc7 news on facebook now and one dollar gets donated to the sleep train dream campaign. >> my favorite terry m from san jose we mentioned him yesterday. love that name, terry m. >> we tolerate it. >> we love the forecast if you like summer. >> nice to have a change. >> nice to get back to average if you want warm weather it going to happen this weekend,

a little into next week. temperatures will cool off we'll show that you drop. first today, you can see from mount tamalpais how thin the clouds are sunshine faster and warmer weather on the way. check out live doppler showing you that you have no worries whether-wise this morning. it is clear everywhere. let's -- weather-wise this morning. 60 in gilroy, 51 watsonville, santa cruz monterey salinas mid to upper 50s. more sun and warmth everywhere comfortable at night, one of the keys to the forecast gets hot in the day we can drop in the 50s and 60s at night and get those houses cooled down. this weekend from bay to inland neighborhoods hot. today, we've been talking all week, we'll get back to

average today. oakland 74, san francisco 68. two degrees cooler in san jose 81. redwood city five degrees cooler 8. clouds pushing into the bay in morning make their eastward stop at 8:00. by 11:00 back to the coast. after 11:00 clouds start to break up along the coast with the thickest around half moon bay during the afternoon hours. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s starting to look more like summer upper 70s to low 80s. warmer in the mid 80s. 81 los altos. low to mid 60s along]÷ the coast. upper 60sîbo downtown and south san francisco, sausalito 7 what -- 71. 72 berkeley, 80 in hercules everybody else mid to upper 80s or mid up to -- mid to

upper 80s hollister, gilroy, morgan hill 68 in monterey. 7:05 first pitch, 64 as yankees and a's go at it again 90s tomorrow through monday inland, 80s during the same time time we never break out of 60s along the coast next week back to average after a hot weekend. good morning. still looking great bay area freeways, a few accidents, they've been cleared. headlights northbound san jose past the 880 overcrossing delay-free towards santa clara, sunnyvale and peninsula. contra costa county, 680 fine southbound towards highway 24 and the san ramon valley westbound 4 starting to slow in antioch or leaving antioch as you approach somersville, 45 miles an hour, eastbound direction at loveridge all

lanes scheduled to be blocked until 5:30 on the off-ramp and then back on should be cleared shortly. you saw those brake lights earlier around 5:00 the carquinez bridge to the maze drive time 19 minutes. from the altamont pass on wet bound 580 to 80, 15 minutes is the drive time. looking good this fly day morning. no major delays report -- this friday morning no major delays reported for cal -- mass transit. andrew luck signs his nfl contract with the colts. yes will be making significantly less than previous number one overall picks.

good morning. a's face yankees again tonight after beating them 4-3 last night. giants travel to philadelphia for a weekend series starting tonight after losing 3-2 to the braves in atlanta yesterday. andrew luck has signed a four year 22 million dollar contract with the coals. he was the topic in the nfl draft out of stanford under the new collecty bargaining agreement his deal is less than jamarcus russell, russell

got 32 mil if luck does for colts what he did in stanford that's a bargain. bay area baseball legends about to receive an honor. joe dimaggio born in martinez and raised in san francisco one of four ball players who will be depicted on forever stamps in conjunction with hall of fame weekendives in cooperstown new york and willie stargell starred with the pilot rights for decorate -- with the pirates for decades. stargell died of kidney disease in 2001. only 30 players have been honored with u.s. postage stamps well over 200 are in the hall of fame. >> it is a tribute indeed. next, we begin to follow breaking news out of colorado

deadly shootout at a movie theater as people watch the new batman movie. we are finding out more about the gunman. katie marzullo will have the latest. drama continues in a few hours. eliana lopez and her husband suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi will be asking a judge in san francisco to left a stay -- to lift a stay away order. warmer around the bay, 60s around san francisco to the coast warmer 65, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. some of that warmth in the midwest is backing its way towards us. salt lake 95, 101 denver. st. louis out of the 100s, 95, boston and no feels like fall there with mid 70s. all those areas you see in yellow where severe weather is possible today, water along the east coast no airport delays there nor up around seattle and portland yet i don't expect many here in san francisco, flight tracker any time you need

good morning happy friday i'm terry mcsweeney in for eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. the number of fatalities and injuries may be lower in the mass shootings overnight at a showing of the new batman movie in a denver suburb. katie is live with new details on the suspected gunman. >> reporter: we have the name, abc news reporting the suspect is james holmes in custody and has been immediately after the shooting. authorities believe he acted alone. also on the death toll newest on the wounded, that has been downgraded some good news, all morning it has been 14, we are

now learning 12. the youngest victim three months old, some 50 people were wounded some who survived are being treated for gunshot wound and some for tear gascon tam nation. a gunman wearing a gas mask set off and you known gas and fired into the crowded movie theater this is popular, the newnyax batman movie there have been midnight shootings all over the country we talked with some as they left the late showing in san jose this morning. >> i don't know hard to say what i want to say, my heart goes out to the families who were injured and the ones that passed away. >> some people want to be heroes others want to be villains. kind of sick. sick to see that in the real world. >> reporter: another update. 38 people reported injured. 12 dead and 38 people reported

injured. the suspect mentioned he might have explosives at his home this is the apartment complex where he lived authorities there immediately and evacuated. we don't know if they found anything. homeland security adviser has notified president obama. the president has said he's shocked and saddened. investigators say they believe at this time the suspect does not have ties to domestic or international terrorism. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi headed to court today not to get his job back but to get back with his wife, eliana lopez, a day after she testified before the ethics commission. amy hollyfield joins us live from the hall of justice where both are expected for today's hearing. >> reporter: they will be asking the judge to allow them to have peaceful contact, protective order has kept them apart since january. they did see each other yesterday and eliana lopez

blew him a kiss yesterday as she was walking into the hearing room before the ethics commission this is where she testified that ross mirkarimi did bruise her arm but she doesn't that i is domestic abuse. she also said he did not try to cover it up. she also talked about the video she made with her neighbor where she shows the bruise and talks about the fight. she says she wanted the video in the event the couple decided to divorce. >> this is just in case ross tried to take theo away from me. if we doesn't go to therapy. if this happen again. who knows, he get mad and he decide i want just theo for me. i am covered, because i can be deportable. >> do you regret making the video? >> absolutely. >> reporter: after the hearing lopez said it was great to get

to see her husband and she looks forward to returning to san francisco for good. she can't wait to jut be the sheriff's by. she has been in venezuela since march with the couple's son. today, the couple will try get that protective order lifted to have permission to see each other. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. san francisco police chief plans to hold a news conference and community forum this morning on a fatal officer involved shooting in the financial district. the victim is a 32-year-old man of oakland. police say he slashed a co-worker at a chocolate factory with a box cutter wednesday morning and showed it to officers who confronted him. a female officer shot him twice this chest. police denied claims from occupy san francisco that the victim was handcuffed when shot. shark warnings posted along the santa cruz coastline,

14 foot great white spotted yesterday. this picture coming up was tan by helicopter pilot -- was taken by a helicopter pilot who spotted the shark a few hundred yards offshore. >> he was this zone where people swim, surf and play, he's huge. 14, -- i thought he was 18 or so feet at first, as big as this aircraft. >> experts say it is not unusual for sharks to be in these waters this time of year. deputies posted the warnings because the shark was hanging out near the shore not really -- just hanging out, lingering. researchers plan to keep watch, possibly tag with it a radio transmitter to warn beam if it comes chose to shore again. -- warn people if it comes close to shore again. a lot of folks may be heading to the beach let's

check in with meteorologist mike nicco. great place to head this morning, -- this weekend, good morning, 60s and more sun we'll have 80s and 90s inland where the heat is going to be. fog this morning you saw live doppler was dry, santa rosa quarter mile visibility everybody else doing fine. as far as what is going to happen, we start off with clouds around the bay and the coast partly cloudy inland, mid to upper 50s for all of us at 7:00. now noon, you can see clouds quickly pulling back to the coast where it will be 60, low 70s around the bay, upper 70s already noon, significant warming trend of 20° over that five hour span. by 4:00, low 80s inland mid 70s around the bay, mid 60s at the coast clouds roll back towards the coast and parts of the bay by 7:00, mostly sunny inland, mid 70s, 607 around the bay, 57 if you are heading out this evening at the coast.

high amounts of tree and ragweed, moderate amounts of grass and mold today. hot inland low to mid 90s from saturday, sunday, monday, low to mid 80s around the bay the coast stays homogenized in the mid 60s. commute has been nice and easy so far. i'll show you live shots around the bay area and you will see what i mean this is northbound 280 for headlights out of the san jose towards cupertino, 17 out of santa cruz mountains, fine, no problems in the south bay. the ride across the san mateo bridge, westbound still moving nicely out of hayward past the toll plaza into foster city and san mateo. also the north bay delay-free things are zooming along southbound past the civic center towards 580 and the golden gate bridge. there is slowing in the usual spots like westbound 4 and

westbound 580 through the altamont pass traffic moving around 40 miles an hour. we are also picking up slowing eastbound 50 that's a little unusual. with the waze traffic app, a traffic spotter was able to tell us there's construction going on eastbound that's why we are seeing slowing in both directions throughout altamont pass right now. 5:39. next, historic announcement by the defense department over what service members can wear in this weekend's gay pride parade in san diego. what could be a major breakthrough, bay area researchers believe they are on the verge of winning the war on aids. >> the first case this year of west nile

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. the department of defense is allowing service members to mar in uniform in the gay pride parade this weekend. the pentagon saying it is making an exception to policy because organizers in san diego encouraged military personnel to march in their uniform and the event was getting national attention. the pentagon says the exception is only for this year's parade and does not extend beyond that

the world's largest aids conference opened in washington, d.c. with an optimistic outlook. after a decade of dispair and a decade of hope the head of the aids division at san francisco general says we are now entering a remarkable time in the fight against aids. >> for the first time we are going to be talking the beginning of the end of the aids epidemic. >> cumulative number of advances we have when you put them together we feel like we are at a defining moment and turning point of the epidemic. a combination of drugs reduce transmission by 96%, male circumcision reduces risk of transmission by half in 2007 timothy brown underwent a bone marrow transplant and was cured. the first case of west nile found this year has been confirmed. tests show a dead crow found

in petaluma last week was infected with west nile. virus is spread by the bite of infected mosquitoes only one of 150 infected become seriously ill. residents are reminded to eliminate standing water which are breeding grounds for mosquitoes. 5:44. the extreme drought will put pressure on food costs. airlines are expected to slash ticket prices soon. what is the connection? bloomberg business report, next. new report finds san francisco needs to hire more traffic enforcement officers to boost revenue. experts say whooping cuff is rising at an epidemic rate. your child

welcome back. you can see just how quiet it is across the state all that wet weather from the last couple of days has moved on in the bay area we are going to have temperatures from the 60s along the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. 90s through the central valleys today and 70 at big sur, 60 eureka where it will be dry. heading up to the sierra, 80s all weekend to 90s to near 100 yosemite chance of a thunderstorm saturday and sunday. southern california temperatures in the mid 80s

around l.a., morning clouds and afternoon sun in san diego and mid 70s. the cdc is warning of an old time disease making a big comeback. the number of cases of pertussis, better known as whooping cough is rising. tahman bradley has details. [ cuffing ] >> reporter: whooping cough, that irritating, highly contagious, sometimes deadly cough is rising at an epidemic rate alarming 18,000 cases already reported this season. more than double the number seen at this point last year. so far, nine people have died. the biggest outbreaks in washington, wisconsin, minnesota, arizona and new york. whooping cough taxes all ages but most dangerous to children. >> it -- can't be -- it can be fatal. >> reporter: the government recommends children receive their first vaccination at two months old. the classic symptoms for kids runny nose, fever, severe

cough. >> in between these episodes of severe cough, it is like a -- trying to gasp for air. >> reporter: investigators at the cdc trying to determine the cause of this year's startling spike. doctors suspect evolution in the bacteria that causes the illness or shortcomings in the vaccine. they are urging adults get vaccinated. six-month-old eliana is about to receive her third vaccine her mom didn't realize she needed a booster shot of her own. >> they didn't tell me. >> if you are a new mom, new dad, caregiver, make sure to get your butter before you visit, every adult -- burden booster before you visit, >> reporter: adults 65 and older and women who are more than 20 weeks pregnant. >> the walnut creek bart

transit village project is moving forward after day decade of planning. those interested in commenting on the report for the project have until the end of august. estimated 100 million dollar bart village includes new bus terminal, 600 housing units, 22,000 feet of commercial space and new parking garage. san francisco transportation officials who want to boost revenue through better parking enforcement don't have enough officers to cover the city according to the latest report from the -- the examiner reports municipal transportation agency is looking to hire 27 new officers. the agency needs 175 officers to sufficiently cover the city, 154 officers are on the streets. a report shows a lack of ongoing training and the inablility to reimburse

officer's time during festivals and sporting events. in honor of national lollipop day today you can get a free sucker at see's. can't wait to see them take the crate off that >> i want to know the flavor. >> chocolate -- guinness has crowned the 17 foot tall lollipop as the new world record no word on whether people like terry will be able to taste it. [ talking over each other ] >> if you missed it here you will see it at the giants game july 29th. >> 3 1/2 tons worth of lollipop. >> you don't want everyone at the ballpark licking -- [ talking over each other ] >> like a blarney stone. [ laughing ]

appetizing for the morning isn't it? 5:51 this looks a little more palatable maybe a little less disgusting, if you will. not the lollipop itself just everybody licking it. we can barely see mount diablo this morning some of the clouds hanging around not a lot, going to get out quickly sunshine and warmer weather on the way, good news live doppler pounding clouds and seeing nothing falling from them now off to a dry start on this friday. temperatures up -- dated, 60 san jose, napa 52, low to mid 50s watsonville, santa cruz. a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa this morning. more sun and warmth today, partly cloudy, temperatures

mild overnight especially when we get warm to hot this weekend from the bay to inland. today back to average with two degrees warmer in san francisco, three in oakland, hayward four. we'll be in the mid to upper s most of the east bay valleys, 90 brentwood. 72 berkeley, 80 hercules everybody else mid to upper 70s uer 70s sunnyvale, santa clara and milpitas. mid to upper 70s peninsula, 72 millbrae, the coast low to mid 60s upper 60s downtown and south san francisco, sausalito 71, 79 san rafael upper 70s to low 80s through the north bay valleys. beaches low to mid 60s. mid to upper 60s carmel and monterey. mid to upper 70s the rest of

the bay. a's and yankees part two, clear tonight 7:05, 64 dropping to 58°. lack of clouds tonight mainly coast a few around the bay, 50s to 61 in antioch. lows pulling away finally exiting to the northeast. warm area of high pressure backing towards us. never makes it to the coast you are stuck in the 60s, 80s and 90s around the bay and inland. slightly cooler as we head into the middle parts of next week have a great weekend. minor accidents we've had this morning have been cleared quickly. not much to slow you down any more. a lot of roadwork cleared. westbound 80 through berkeley for headlights looks great off the carquinez bridge out of vallejo towards the bay bridge toll. with golden gate bridge easy ride this morning across the span into san francisco, no problems either on 101 in

san jose. headlights northbound this time, 880 you can see how height traffic is across your screen. slowing in the usual spots westbound 4, antioch, lone tree towards loveridge, 33 miles an hour eastbound direction at loveridge all lanes picked up, roadwork cleared, mass transit right now bart, ace, caltrain and muni, no major delays. 5 and 55. tech stocks are the focus on wall street. fire sale for air face expected next month. >> here's ellen explaining it all. good morning were students victims of subprime-type loans like home buyers? private loans can have higher interest rates and lack protections as federal loans including fixed rates. special airfare sales if you

want to get away this fall. many carriers will slash prices by as much as 20%. tech companies in focus. google sales getting a boost as more users clicked on ads. yesterday gains across the board investors pleased with results from earnings season. farmers face the worst drought since 1956, chipolte say it will likely put pressure on food costs higher cost of avocado, beef, dairy and chicken. at the new york stock exchange, with the bloomberg business

report. coming up next, we are continuing to follow breaking news from colorado deadly mass shooting inside a movie theater. we'll have an update. later, first distracted driving now distracted walking. michael finney will tell us more about this growing problem.

>> announcer: right now abc7 news begins with breaking news. breaking news we've been following all morning. deadly mass shooting inside this colorado movie theater has left 12 people dead. it happened during a midnight showing for the dark knight rises the new batman movie. the suspect is in custody, the motive remains unknown. this taking place in a denver suburb of aurora we go to katie marzullo live in our breaking news center. >> reporter: abc news is reporting the suspect is 24-year-old james holmes. abc news has tweeted reaction