to appear in court. the town in aurora paid tribute to the 12 people gunned down in the theater, and abc7 news an ama dates was there and she joins us live in aurora, colorado. >> the turnout for the vigil was incredible. so many people showed up to pay their respects to those killed in the movie theater shooting. as one man said to me, there was a sense of family. a pledge from the community of aurora to the 12 people shot and killed in friday's movie theater shooting. this vigil at the aurora municipal center brought together family, friends and the ever watchful eye of police. but this wasn't a time to be afraid. no gunman can shake this city's spirit. >> he will get his. >> reporter: many here didn't know any of the victims, but

it makes no difference. >> everyone is affected in one way or another because of this tragedy. >> and together they stand. >> it is aurora. it is what we do. >> and they have been doing it all day bringing messages of love to the scene of the tragedy. greg even made a wooden cross for each victim and drove 16 hours from illinois to place them here permanently. >> we want to show the family members that we will not forget their names. we just learned it yesterday. no family member wants to be forgot. >> now, the vigil lasted an hour and a half. there are still people here tonight. it has been hours since it ended. in fact, out of the corner of my high, i can still see the flicker of candles. as you mentioned the suspect will be in court, and i will be there as well so i can bring you live reports on the later editions of abc news. live in aurora, colorado, ama dates, abc news. >> see you tomorrow evening.

now to what we have learned about the victims and the loved ones they left behind. here is cecilia vega. >> there are so many faces, so many stories, lives lost simply because they went to see a movie . the oldest, 51, gordon cowden, a real estate uh praiser who took his two teens with him that night. they escaped. the youngest victim just six years old, little veronica sullivan. her mother shot in the neck clings to life. yesterday her family broke the news about what happened to her daughter. jay she was such a wonderful little girl. so sad she had her life taken so early. >> there are stories of courage, people who lost lives by saving others. john threw his girlfriend on the floor to shield her from the gunfire. matt mcquinn dove on his girl friend and took the bullet instead. >> i did what a man is supposed to do. you protect the ones you love.

>> reporter: he just finished grad school and wanted to be a physical therapist. aj with dreams of a life as art teacher just graj -- graduating. and another person going to be the best birthday ever. friends said, let us know you are okay. and then, oh my gosh, was he there? makayla medic was there too. friends called her kayla. she worked as a sandwich maker. rebecca was a mother of two and spent 11 years in the air force and was fluent in mandarin and worked as a translator. jesse childress also in the air force, a he dservist. he died as a hero diving in front of a friend, a female service member. >> he was the kind of guy who you want on your team. >> john larimer's team of fellow sailors wouldn't leave him behind dragging his body out after leaping over a seat to save his girlfriend. and one story defies the

odds. a story with a lesson for all of us. jessica gawhy, a sports journalist ironically a few weeks ago escaped another mass shooting in a toronto mall. >> abc's cecilia vega reporting. president obama spent part of the day visiting with families of those who lost their lives in friday as masser c. >> when you have an opportunity to visit with families who have lost their loved ones as i describe to them, i come to them not so much as president as i do as a father and as a husband. >> the president also met with some of the survivors who are in the hospital. mr. obama praised police and first responders for their efforts following the tragedy. the president then left colorado for a campaign fundraising swing in the bay area. coming up at 11:30, what we have learned tonight about the shooter, james holmes. stay with abr7 news for continuing coverage of the colorado theater masacre.

you can also get the latest anytime on abc7 news.com. president obama and republican mitt romney are both in san francisco tonight. abc7 news ro thomas roman joins us from the inter continental hotel where the president is spending the night. thomas? >> we are on fourth and howard. howard street is actually closed between fourth and fifth because the president is staying at the inter continental hotel down the street. this closure has caused a big traffic jam. and while mitt romney has finished his fundraising in san francisco, president obama is just about to start. air force 1 arrived at san francisco international airport at 8:15, an hour behind schedule after the president's visit to colorado. president obama gave a short wave, but there was no fanfare. the only people here to greet him were the media since the public was not invited to his arrival. early monday morning president obama will be taking air force 1 to reno, nevada.

there he will be attending the national convention of the veterans for foreign wars. later on monday the president will fly to the fox theater. the cheapest ticket is $100 if you can get one. and then another two fundraisers nearby where he is expected to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars. mitt romney is also in san francisco. both are here to tap into some major fundraisers. alex clemens is a political consultant. >> california has sohat barack a a state that barack obama is going to win for the past several years. that's not going to change with these visits. they are purely to raise money. >> an intimate $15,000 a plate luncheon was held in romney -- for romney. he then attended a reception at the fare moppet hotel. those who attended ponied up $2500 to $10,000. there was a protest outside. but it was small because many decided 20* fore go the

political protest because of colorado's tragedy. >> decided to remain home because of the tragedy in colorado. we were shocked romney had his fundraiser in san francisco. >> his last dinner here at the home of ceo roger barnette on broadway and pacific heights. all of romney's events were private and expected to raise millions for his presidential bid. after obama's fundraising in oakland, he will be taking off to oregon and washington state before returning to washington, d.c. in san francisco, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you, thomas. and ahead, vacaville residents rushed to safety after an eight-alarm fire closes in. protesters take on the police in anaheim. why they are so upset. >> and this is video just into the newsroom. and the statue of joe paterno is taken down as we get word that penn state is facing new

penalties. >> hi, everyone. i'm leigh glaser. we are seeing some clear skies across much of the bay area. but the low clouds and the fog will move back in tonight.

a four-alarm fire is burning on camden avenue in san jose right now at the del coronado apartment complex. flames were reported just after nan:00. so far there are no reports of

injuries there. firecrews are keeping a watch on the aftermath of a wildfire. they are trying to determine exactly how it started. john alston has more from vacaville. >> the flames raced up the hillside toward this home on looking nanny was lookingle. after her one-year-old baby boy. >> i just happened to walk out the backdoor and saw the flames and went back inside and grabbed the baby and called 911 and left. >> she didn't have time to take the family's two spaniels who were outside in their dog run. they were fine. >> she actually saw it and grabbed my son and called 911 and left my house because it was already coming up the fields. she just grabbed the kid and left. >> the brushfire broke out around 2:15 in the afternoon.

sky 7hd was overhead as firefighters hustled to prevent the flames from reaching a half dozen homes in the hills. the fire grew to a maximum eight alarms. it brought out 150 firefighters from around vacaville and the bay area. three helicopters dop ped their buck -- dipped their buckets into the pond. the hundred-degree heat was brutal, but they caught a break. >> the big fen fit it was there wasn't much wind. really lucky because there was no heavy winds. >> the fire burned about 75 acres even after it was under control one neighbor refused to sit back and watch. and the professional firefighters are keeping an eye on the burn area through the evening. abc7 news. in tracy, another big grass fire. sky 7hd was over the scene awhee still smoldering grass. firefighters responded to the area near coral hollow road.

the fire spread to 97 acres before the flames were finally stopped. and a huge traffic jam on interstate 28 after an accident blocked all northbound lanes in san francisco. four vehicles collidedr nea the geneva avenue exit just before 5:30 p.m. one car burst into flames. d up being rushed to the hospital. it took more than 90 minutes to clear the freeway. two anaheim officers involved in the fatal shooting of an unarmed man have been placed on leave. the shooting lead to a violent clash between witnesses and police last night. the crude threw rocks and bottles at officers who then used pepper spray and rubber bullets to break up the croid. to the crowd. five people were arrested there. san jose's police chief is expected to reveal whether his department will grant a permit for a new casino near the san jose mineta airport. this after the owner of the casino went to court to speed up the permit approval process.

casino matrix planned to open in april. but other city officials wanted to address concerns they have about the new casino. a fundraiser was held in concord for the survivor of a deadly crash that took the lives of her sister and her dad. in april, nine-year-old nuri and her father were out by sickly when they were -- by by sick lig when they were struck and killed. hannah was with them, but she survived. >> i felt that because her mom was a single mom it might be harder. i wanted to make sure to do something for them and to make sure her life would continue the way it was before her dad passed away. hanna for hannah's education. and we want to take a minute tonight to say thank you, bay area. you helped raise thousands of dollars for bay area foster children just by liking abc7 news on fates book. just -- facebook. a few of our new fans were lie

law h, dennis w from santa rosa and pat g from santa clara. thank you very much. and you can still make a difference and maybe get mentioned on the news. just like abc7 news on facebook right now and $1 will be donated to the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. a great program there. >> absolutely. leigh glaser here, and we are experiencing cooling off. >> we are experiencing cooling off. and we will definitely feel it the next couple days. man, is it warm inland. we will check out the temperatures inland, but from the high definition rooftop cam, you will see the pyramid there and lots of clear skies. the fog is off the coast, but it is due back in here later on this evening. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. you can get a sense that we are clear right now. we have had pockets of fog develop here and there, but it is not amounting to much. much of the fog bank is well off the coast, and it will take a little time to ease its

way in. we want to show you isolated thunderstorms. we are picking this up nicely. you can see the lightning strikes just to the east of sacramento near rock land and all the way down toward arnold and sonora. you can see them just moving from south to north here. they should start to die down as we get into the early morning hours tomorrow morning. but suffice to say a little rumbling as we head toward the spine of the sierra of the here is a look at our highs. antioch 99. hot in the north bay. cloverdale hit 100 dries. 100 degrees. half moon bay with a touch of fog. 65 today. san jose was 85 degrees. right now still holding some of the heat. check out anteing yo. 86 degrees right now. it is 72 in concord and san francisco is reporting 56. 62 in san rafael and 64 in san jose. low clouds will be moving inland overnight. it will be very patchy.

it will make for a cooler day inland tomorrow, and then more cooling expected into tuesday and wednesday. overnight temperatures inland, it is going to be mild. midmaybe even upper 60s because i know antiochis in the 80s right now. we will go request 64 degrees. near the coast temperatures are cooler in the mid to low 50s with the fog developing. in fact, you can see our fog cast by 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. a little patchy innd la, but it is going to stick near the coast, and then by tomorrow afternoon it will pull away just a little bit, and then roar back in after sunset tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at the set up. the low pressure will pass to the north of us. that will mean a cooler day inland. you will still be in the 90s. then as another low tracks to the coast on tuesday and wednesday, this is really going to be the cooling mechanism that brings the cool air to the bay area. temperatures will drop into the low 80s.

inland locations by thursday. tomorrow though very mild. 80 for san jose. we will look for 60s at the coast. half moon bay 62. 76 for palo alto. san francisco can enjoy a temperature of 66 degrees in the north bay. north bay temperatures in the 80s, low 80s. petaluma 82 degrees. oakland tomorrow enjoying 72. interior east bay will feel the cool down. mid-nineties for brentwood and antioch. and 72 for watsonville. the cooling trend will be with us this week. the coolest day on thursday with low 80s expected inland and 50s at the coast. mike will be here at 4:30. >> thank you, leigh. rick quan is here with shu and the a's had a huge victory. >> if you can take three of four from the yankees that's great. if you can sweep the yankee u.s. are making a statement. the a's lead the majors in walkoff wins and today they did it again for the first time ever the athletics sweep a four-game series f

how sweep it is. for the first time ever the a's have swept a series with the yankees at the coliseum. colon gives up this homerun to granderson. the a's cut the lead with this homerun. suzuki with this first homerun. and down by one in the 9th. he ties it up with this one and then more magic in the 12th as cocoa crisp singles home norris with a game winner. 5-4 the final. all four wins were by one run. he not only got a bath, but the shaving cream. he was not only soggy, but happy. >> it carries over to the next

game when you are in these types of situations. you have done it before so you know it is possible. everybody is up. everybody is excited. we start inching back. we always feel like we have our chances. >> the giants were in philadelphia and shear holtz gave this homerun. barry zito pitched well, but gave up a pair of shots. this made it 3-2 in the seventh in. he matched it with his second homer in the contest. in the 12th oakland native singles and makes the final 4-3 philly. the giants lose for just the second time since the allstar break. tomorrow they host the padres. still to come, the celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe. and great scott he was not as adam scott

with a four-stroke lead,

adam scott was on the verge of winning his first major. golf can be oh so cruel. scott's name was ready to be engraved, that's how close he was. a bunker on six and you can say tiger was brought to his knees, literally. he finally gets it out, but gets a triple bogey 7. tiger finished tied for third four shots back. the long putter failed him down the stretch. his par putt and meanwhile ernie els finished his round of 68 with this long birdie. that put him in the clubhouse at seven under. look at the crowd's reaction. they could hear the roar on 17 where he found the deep rough with the second shot. he gets it on to the green, but he would make his third straight bogey dropping him into a tie with els. he gives himself a chance with this great shot. scott needed the par putt to force a playoff. but he misses by that much of the he had four straight bogies in the day. els wins his fourth major

championship and first in 10 years. it was a subdued victory for the south african who felt bad for his good friend. >> i am numb. later it set in that i won this golf tournament, but right now i feel for my buddy. he is such a great guy, great talent. obviously that's not the way he wanted to lose a tournament. i feel fortunate, but i really feel bad for adam today. >> and at the american century celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe carson palmer finds his way out of the bunker. jeremy roenick almost won it. he tied for 18th, but he managed to excite the crowd. some say hockey players make the best golfers. ask former center dan quinn who won this event. in paris, the tour de trans has come to an end. bradley wiggins had locked up the yellow jersey yesterday.

today's ride into the city was ceremonial. wiggins is the first british rider to capture this event. his fellow brit came in second. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. later in the show, we will show you how the first place earthquakes did and another tough test in basketball. still to come, the rise and fall of joe paterno as the ncaa promises to get tough with the football program he once lead. plus what we have learned tonight about james holmes, the colorado shooter. and a controversial screening

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camden avenue was put out minutes ago. fire officials tell us flames were confined to one apartment at the del coronado complex. two people were injured, one with burns and the other with smokeen though inhalation even h the fire was just in one of the apartments, up to 50 people have been left homeless. imeeng. -- good evening. i'm alan wang. president obama is staying overnight in san francisco. earlier today he visited with families of the victims of the colorado masacre. the president will attend and host fundraisers in oakland tomorrow. presumptive presidential nominee mitt romney was also in the bay area where he attended three fundraisers. and a grass fire in vacaville 75 burned 75 acres before firefighters gained control. the eight-alarm blaze was dangerously close, but there was no damage. and in tracy a fire burned 97 acres before being contained.

flames came up to the edge of the 580 freeway near coral hollow road. turning now to the tragedy in colorado, police say suspect james holmes has lawyered up and is not cooperating. this on a day abc news received exclusive footage of holmes speaking at a science camp. >> people feel like they have a super power and i might let them have more fun diswhrie. was tape from six years ago. abc news the suspect might have sought mental health counsel -- counseling. david wright says experts may see something in that video. >> how could a smart, young phd candidate morph into a mass murderer? authorities are trying to answer that question. >> we want to show you this video jie. we showed the video to the aurora police psychologist. >> apparently rock, paper scissors is a professional sport. >> one thing, he is a very bright person, very

articulate, very organized in his thoughts. >> he is a smart guy jie. yes. >> he said all of those boob be traps, the stockpile of weapons suggests james holmes did not have a sudden break with reality jie. he didn't snap. this is what we call a pro active behavior. >> this was premeditated? >> yes. >> he thought it through? >> thought it through, planned it, had weapons of choice. >> also this was no suicide mission. >> he didn't act like he meant to die. >> how so? >> he has enough protective gear. then he surrenders right away. >> other psychiatrists agree that it is unusual. at columbine and virginia tech the pattern was different. >> there often is -- there are two phases. the first is murder and the second is suicide. >> in this case, the second art art -- act was potentially more killing. what was on his mind? >> we may never know. >> you never really get a sufficient why answer. >> the police psychologist

whose expertise goes back to columbine put it this way, only the shooter knows for sure, and for now he is not saying. >> david wright reporting for abc. for many americans the tragedy reignited the national debate about guns and how they can be kept from falling into the wrong hands. investigators in aurora have revealed james holmes bought all of his weapons and ammunition legally. >> you know, we have got to sit down and really come to grips with what is sold to the average citizen in america. i have no problem with people being licensed buying a firearm, but these are weapons that you are only going to use to kill people in close combat. >> you can't stop selling guns. if you are going to be in an armed country you have to deal with occasional fruit loops. that's the way it goes. >> senator feinstein echoed the words of many political

analysts by pointing out that both president obama and his presumptive republican challenger mitt romney have kept quiet about gun laws on the campaign trail. abc7 news will have continuing coverage of the colorado theater masacre. you can also get the latest anytime on abc7 news.com. well, the ncaa is about to hand down some tough penalties against the football program at penn state. just as the university literally takes down legacy of coach joe paterno. here is david curly. >> behind a blue tarp of shame, this statue of paterno. power house penn state was hauled in plastic and hauled away as they deal with the stain of scandal jie. we are letting the haters run the university. >> to a lot of people it symbolizes the wrong things. >> that's what the university president said that leaving the statue would be, quote, a recuring wound, an obstacle to healing and a lightning rod of

controversy jie. when joe paterno died we watched as the statue became the gathering place to mourn. but that was before the revelations. paterno had been told years earlier his defensive coach jerry sandusky was sexually assaulting boys. even though she voted to convict sandusky, one juror said the statute out should have stayed -- the statue should have stayed jie. why are we taking something down when we don't have 100% all of the account fas. >> this all 24 hours before penn state's football program is hit by what many are calling impugn tiff measures. espn learned that penn state is expected to be banned from bowl games for more than one year and lose several scholarships. a strong message from the head of the ncaa. >> he wants everybody to under that an extra situation such as this where egregious failure to action took place, that he will step up, and he will make a decision that lets everyone understand that the

penn state situation can never happen again. >>on't dea rules don't deal with what happened at penn state, the cover up of a sex abuser's crimes. the head of the ncaa asked for authority so he can crackdown on penn state. david curly, abc news, washington. and just ahead, should all kids get their cholesterol checked? the new guideline and why some say it is too much. and the bay area technology that is helping medical researchers nationwide. >> and we are going to see a little fog developing overnight tonight. and it could affect that monday morning commute, especially if you travel down to southern california. we will check out that travel forecast for you. and a look

doctors continue to debate whether or not all children in the u.s. should be tested for high cholesterol levels. this comes after a panel appointed by the government recommended widespread screening. critics published an article in the latest issue of "pediatrics." they called it too aggressive and said there was influence by those who make anti-cholesterol medication. high end computer technology developed in the helping could soon beng researchers around the country. the goal is to look at one of the fastest computers in the world. abc7 news health and science reporter carolyn johnson has the details. crunc>> from cruncn

genome to counting microbes in our stomach, supercomputers have become a key toll in medical research. weeks ago scientists at the gladstone institute explained how their team linked computers into clusters to analyze long strands of dna. >> if i try to do the analysis my group did on a laptop or desktop computer it would have taken decades and decades. >> now to help with other projects, the department of energy is hoping to create possibly the fastest research computer on the planet in tennessee. it c it cold front be exactly new, just accelerated with technology developed in the bay area. >> the challenge we are trying to solve is sd to become today need to become much bigger to be able to do real scientific work. >> he is a director with the santa clara-based invidea. they are best known for graphi graphic ago accelerators used in high end computer gaming. now they are being integrated into the computer located at

oak ridge. >> it turns out that graphics for gaming is very similar to the scientific computing we need to do in supercomputers. >> take for example this model of the milky way colliding with the galaxy. a single calculation was able to simulate the movement of more than half a million stars. ultimately help rigo chacon searchers determine the odds of earth being thrown out of our own galaxy during the collision. it is revolutionizing much more than research. it is changing medical imaging giving a virtual window in a patient's body. >> you can see on the screen the beating heart is a moving target. >> one system allows surgeons to operate on a beating heart by turning it into a static image. at the same time, the processor translates the doctor's movements to a robotic surgical system

automatically compensating for the movement of the heart. >> you have to reconstruct the image in 3-d in realtime. >> thousands of modules will be fitted into the supercomputer, ultimately making making it eight times faster and capable of carrying out trillions per second. mind boggling speed, unheard of a decade ago. >> the fastest supercomputer just 12 years ago is now possible in a single gpu that goes to your pc. >> making it possible to track the tiniest molecule of the human body or the farthest reaches of the galaxies. >> amazing. the upgrade is expected to be completed this fall. leigh glaser is standing by with a look at your workweek ahead. hi, leigh. >> we will start to cool down of the first we have to get through a little heat, especially in the central valley here. here is a look at our california forecast map for your monday. 105 for fresno. heading down toward palm

springs, 107. there is isolated thunderstorms and a possibility some could migrate toward l.a.x. and even san diego. that's where we could see some flight delays, especially tomorrow afternoon. tahoe a chance of an isolated thunderstorm there, 82 degrees. you want some heat, head to denver. 100 tomorrow. 104 for st. louis and 98 for dallas. the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms there. you can bet on some isolated thunderstorms from new york city down toward washington, d.c. and washington, d.c. 91 tomorrow. those in the east bay valley, it will be coming down for you. a little more comfortable. 94 for antioch and 90 for concord and in the north bay, 86 santa rosa. 66 degrees and 80 for san jose tomorrow. we will go 88 for gilroy. now, the cooling trend will be with us through this workweek with thursday being the coolest day.

low 80s inland and upper 50s at our beaches. so enjoy the workweek ahead. >> i will. thank you, leigh. rick quan is in for shu. he was watching the melt down at the british open. >> adam scott was right there, but if you ever play golf you noy how fickle the game can be. adam scott has a major collapse at the british open. and how about them a's?

the surprising a's are writing their own cinderella story. the latest chapter is how they swept the four-game series with the yankees at the coliseum. homerunes up homerun up homer and it was 4-0. the a's cut the lead in half in the fifth and it was his first homer off sabathia. oakland ties it on this one to dead center. and then more magic in the 12th as cocoa crisp singles home derrick norris with a game inwither. 5-4 the final. all four wins were by one run.

chris not only got the bath and shaving cream, but the a's have won nine of the last 10. >> we feel good about ourselves. we are still trying to -- i think we are starting to find out more so who we are as a team, but there is still a lot of baseball to be played. i like the group we have. i like the way we are playing. we are playing better and winning games. i like our team. >> the giants were in ph and shirho sl z gave san francisco a 1-0 lead in this lead off homerun in the first. barry zito pitched well, but he did give up a pair of home runs. this one made it 3-2 phils in the seventh. the giants pulled even in the eighth as shirholz matches him with this second homer. oakland native jimmy rawlins makes it 4-3 philly. the joints lose for the second time since the allstar break. tomorrow they host the padres. with a four-stroke lead, adam

scott was on the verge of winning his first major title, and instead he got major heartbreak. his name was ready to be engraved, but it was heartbreak. woods was literally brought to his knees. he gets out, but he wound up three putting for a triple bogey 7. tiger finished tied for third four shots back. scott's long putter failed him down the stretch. on 16 his par putt flips out. 42 yearld ernie els finished his round of 68 with a long birdie. that put him in the clubhouse at 7 under. the crowd's reaction and scott could hear the roar on 17 where he found the deep rough with his second shot. he gets it on the green, but he would make his third straight bogey dropping him into a tie with els. after steve's shot went to a bunker scott gives himself a chance. he needed the par putt to force a playoff, but he misses by that much. scott had four straight bogies and els wins his fourth major

championship and first in 10 years. a disappointed scott talks about his late collapse. >> championship golf course, and it is very difficult. you have to play some good shots to win these golf tournaments, and i wasn't able to do that the last few holes. sure i am very disappointed, but i felt like i played welld and it is a ce. >> at the american century golf tournament in lake tahoe carson palmer shows he can do more than throw a pass. roenick almost won last year, but this time he managed to excite the crowd. some say hockey players make the best golfers. ask dan quinn who won this event . the earthquakes were in vancouver. san jose tie tups in the 38th mile-per-hour on this header by alan gordon. there was controversy in the

61st minute. he goes down in the penalty area. looks like he took a dive there. he takes advantage and scores what proved to be the game winner. 2-1 the final. the quakes are still in first place in the west. the u.s. olympic basketball team played an exhibition game. kobe with the long jumper. bryant drops it off and he nails another tray. fourth quarter and chris paul with the alley-oop to lebron. he had 15 points. argentina put up a fight, but loses it 86-80. the americans play their final tune up tuesday against spain. and in paris, the tour de france came to an end. bradley wiggins had locked up the yellow jersey yesterday. the ride into the city was ceremonial. wig begin stz first british riders to capture this -- wiggins is the first british rider to capture this event.

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this morning on "world news now" -- hetfelt this morning on "world news now" -- heartfelt tribute. remembering the victims killed in friday's movie massacre in colorado. >> the president offers his prayers while investigators uncover disturbing new leads. it's monday, july 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good monday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm paula faris. we're going to take you to aurora live for the very latest as we remember each and every one of the 12 victims who died in that movie theater massac