units ask killed a couple in their 30s, firefighters it appears they tried to escape but they just couldn't. >> we don't believe they were working smoke detectors in this unit. neighbor who's called 911 had a working smoke detector which woke them up. >> blows my mind. just be glad you're healthy ask and safe. >> the building is uninhabitable. the red cross is helping residents find housing. the fire is under investigation. >> there is a shooting suspect in the colorado theater massacre is getting into trouble in james, learn egg had been spitting at jail guards so much they're making him wear a face guard. for survivors a surprise visit from actor christian bale. he has been going from

hospital to hospital to visit with victims in their rooms. a warner brothers spokesperson says bale went on his own, not representing the studio z we're learning that of the 12 people killed, four sacrificed their lives to save others. that included a man who shielded his girlfriend. >> he pulled me down and he covered my head. he said shhh it's okay. shhh. it's okay. and i did. >> warner brothers have donated an undisclosed amount to the victims fund. >> there is a bit of happiness a reason for one couple to celebrate, they were hurt in the shooting. a 21-year-old gave birth this morning at the university of colorado hospital. and that is a hospital in which her 23-year-old husband remains in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the

head. the couple had gone as a last date before becoming parents. and this hospital says mom and baby are doing fine. >> movie goers watching in a san jose mall evacuated after someone tossed a suspicious package noots aisle of the theater this, is the second evacuation of the eastridge mall's amc theater in the last few days saturday, the theater evacuated after a fire alarm went off. and last night someone opened the theater door during the 12:00 showing and yelled an obscenity and opened a door. the box was empty. >> and world news will examine missed warning sign that's could help prevented the massacre and developments on twitter on abc 7 news bay area. >> there is u.s. us labor secretary participating in a

union rally. it's being organized by california labor federation and communications workers of america and is meant to pressure congress to stop outsourcing federal jobs. and there are is a sheriff's deputy facing assault charges for an alleged domestic violence incident in a gym. he was detained last thursday for a dispute in a gold's gym on market street. he is openly gay and featured in the 2009 documentary "the butch factor". is he also charged with false imprisonment and has been placed on administrative leave. >> the second suspect in a killing of three members. the bologna family four years ago appeared in court today. and he entered not guilty to the murder and denies being a

member of the ms 13 gang and conspiring to commit a murder. another suspect has been convicted of the killings. ramos says reyes was the shooter. >> when i going to be charged mr. reyes with firing we do not believe he fire aid weapon. >> with conspiracy they do form an agreement prior to the shotting -- shooting. it's our position he didn't do anything. >> he was arrested two weeks ago in north carolina living thr aliases. >> and the oakland police nabbed a third suspect in a shooting in which a chp car was shot at. overnight, agents surrounded a house in search two of suspects. one suspect was arrested after two hours and another escaped.

police suspect they were inside of a black acura that made a stop on international boulevard. the suspects shot out the patrol career windows two. spex were arrested at the scene. >> and if you live in the south bay you'lling voting on extending a $50 per home water tax. the water district agreed to put it on the ballot in november. voter as proved a temporary tax in 2000. if they extend it, for 15 years the tax will raise half a billion drars for various water projects. >> 300 japanese high school students are in the bay area visiting from the area hit by last year's deadly earthquakes. they're participating in a leadership conference. we're live from uc berkeley with the story. leanne? this is a story you love to do. 300 students from the earthquake affected areas of japan.

many lost homes and some lost family members following those two events. it was an 8.9 magnitude quake and following that a 23-foot tsunami. and the u.s. embassy in japan decided to help support recovery of the area area. that is how the initiative began and it means friendship. these 300 students will be mainly at cal for three weeks and will visit sacramento go to an a's game, meet olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi and stay with a bay area family for a weekend. this is part of that recovery of northeastern japan. >> we thought one way was to invest in younger generation and give them experiences that these kids goring to have.

>> when i get back to japan, i want to make good relationships between america and japan. >> and there is one company paying for this, soft bank corporation a large telemumpxs company in japan. the ceo is a 1980 cal graduate. after following this reception that you saw today, guess what they're having following that? they will have an all-american barbecue. they're going to stay through august 10th. >> that is great. >> wonderful. >> and apple earnings out. what is good news for consumer zz not translate to the company's bottom line. that is coming up next. >> a move by bank of america

that could cost you time and money. >> the train bringing what america's cup needs to set sail in the bay. >> cooler weather will have you wondering if it's summer.

searches continues for a man who fail td return from hiking in sequoia park. saying the 31-year-old was last seen sunday afternoon and he is about six feet tall and weighs 165 pounds last seen wearing a white tee shirt and hat and gun slas glasses. 20 people and a helicopter are now looking for him. >> there are two malnourished

horses have been rescued on murphy avenue. they were so dehydrated they drank 20 gallons of water when rescued. they're now being cared for by the owner of dream power horsemanship. and they're going to recuperate before being adopted out. >> and the rate of hiv infection continues to rise among young gay and bisexual men in major u.s. cities. the cdc says that many of them are unaware that they're infected with this disease that can lead to aids. there are researchers focusing on gay and bisexual men for this study and discovered many do not get tested for hiv. pemplts say this emphasizes a need to promote hiv prevention. and alameda county board is passing a first of its kind policy in an attempt to stop

the improper disposeal of unused and expired medication requiring drug companies to pay for collecting and disposing leftover drugs. according to alameda county waste programs about 1.5 million of the residents have as much as 681 tons of unwanted drugs in their medicine cabinet autos cupertino apple inc posted a 23% jump but did not meet expectations. that 23% represents the smallest increase in years and there is they expected $37.5s billion. pemplts say there is a drop in prices and the iphone has a 2010 price tag. and ipad at its lowest ever. shares fell 34.99%.

>> there some high tech racing yachts arrived in san francisco today but did not come powered by sales but train. abc 7 news is live where this world series traveling road show park just pulled in. >> this is the world series is the yacht racing event created by larry ellison to tray to build interest in yacht racing. and there is next one scheduled for san francisco bay in just tree three weeks from now. there are 11 teams that have yachts and tents and support boats loaded into 120 containers. when they're unpacked, the teams world series compound on piers 30, 32 will resemble

this world series compound that we saw in november in san diego. some that hold television will be built into a village. and there are boats raising in san francisco bay. >> this will be a fantastic experience. >> the man running the series says the event has taken a huge step forward from the world srdz regatta in san diego. >> we hope to build the largest private network and there are at the site to stream real life information. >> every crew member will be micked and this will be on tv. >> we're now at national television in america hasn't been done in years. >> this is so when the actual

cup comes to san francisco next summer, there will be a national audience and advertisers willing to pay. there is a quick note, so far there are four challenges. there is an entry from korea. they will be racing against each other for rights to meet oracle team in the america's cup in a year, you can ach catch a preview. those teams will be racing off marina green starting august 21 of this year. reporting from the oracle compound here on pier 80 mark matthews abc 7 news. >> it's still building and thank you very much. >> advanced show there. >> and this could cost you more money to get your own money out of the bank for some customers. >> there is is the case of the

missing atm. bank of america removed one out of every 10 atms meaning it could choose to walk further to find a fee-free atm. and this bank says it's removing 1500 machines. airlines will no qlorng be able to hold up the cost of buying an airline ticket. both challenged regulations requiring full disclosure of the total price and that is including taxes and fees and they rule thid have full authority and to decide what those are. they require airlines to allow

airlines to cancel without penalty within 24 hours of purchase. and there is f.you're using a baby stroller handed down from a child or bought in a secondhand store, peg perego is recalling 223,000 strollers made between 2004 and 2006. a 6-month-old boy died when his head became entrapped between the seat and tray. the models only have one cup holder and go by the blame bl -- plikop 3. if yours has a front bumper or two cup holders it's not part of the recall. >> just check. >> do check. >> thank you. >> and we'd like to thank you out there. there are folks liking us hon

facebook there is renee and sheri from vallejo. you can make a difference just like abc 7 news on facebook now and there is $1 donated to the dream campaign. >> we'd love to hear from them. >> there is very nice, cooler. >> did you like the weather? >> i did. >> okay. so i guarantee you'll enjoy the weather tomorrow. there is a live picture, temperatures fell today. from our mount tamalpais camera you're looking at the fog and there is a full pulled away but coming back in. there is a beautiful and sunny. there is a high at 79.

nine degrees cooler this afternoon. there is fog tracking and you can see it's pulled away from the coastline just enough to allow sunshine along the coast and there are temperatures into low to mid-60s. inland areas making it up into upper 80s. there are 62 san francisco half moon bay and into napa. there is fog near the coast and bay tonight. it's going to be warmer this weekend. no major heat wave coming your way. there is high pressure over the pacific. there is a a trough overhead running cooler. there is summer heat taking a

vacation from us. tomorrow morning starting out with fog and there are another mild start lake this morning and then you'll see that there is fog that will pull away for afternoon there is temperatures from 6s to 80s. there is a narrow range of temperatures. we qushlly see a 30 degree spread. there is 79 into south bay tomorrow afternoon there is sunshine in san jose and cupertino. 82 in los gatos. there is 76 degrees in milpitas. there is low 60s along the coastline. daily city 61 there is up into north bay mid-70s in santa rosa.

coastal areas into low 60s there is a little bit of fog and clearing in the south bay there is inland areas should be in low 90s this places like livermore. there is 64 inmont rai. 62 in carmel. accu-weather forecast cool by summer standards for a couple more days mid-80s tomorrow thursday a good 10 degrees below normal. low 60s coast side and there is just two degrees every day until early next week and that is back up into the summer. >> this is nice. >> yes. >> it is. >> and still to come the first high ranking catholic church official ever to be held accountable for a sex abuse

scandal. >> then at 6:00 there is a drought in the northwest that left dairy farmers struggling. how that will affect you, coming up at 6:00.

a roman catholic priest will spend between three and six years in prison he oversaw assignment of priests from archdiocese of philadelphia. his sentence after he was convicted of felony child endangerment last month. the conviction marks the first for a u.s. church official for concealing sex abuse. >> there is alameda county looking for volunteers. the requirement? can you say i now pronounce you husband and wife? you must be able to read and

write english and be at least 35 years of age. those fluent in another language are encouraged to apply but it's a volunteer position. you don't get paid but a unique experience, and a privilege. >> there is more ahead. >> including a

conartists taking a new approach to ripping you off online. one of the latest tactics using to try to get your money, at 6:00 and a possible alternative to heart surgery discovered right here in the bay area and there are those story pz more coming up at 6:00. >> drawings by school kids will become immortalized. >> it's neat. caltrans selected designs from six students to brace the fourth floor of the caldecott tunnel caltrans is going turn

them into sculptures and put them in the entrance and exit of the tunnel. >> you can check them out on our web site. >> thanks for joining us. tonight on "world news," the aftermath, batman star christian bale makes a surprise visit to the victims of the colorado rampage. as we learn new details of bizarre behavior by the shooting suspect. he used police equipment as hand puppets. aftershock, that searing heat now producing the worst dust storms in 75 years and swarms of insects tearing through backyards. bait and switch. you think you're buying tuna or salmon for dinner, but a brand new investigation shows the tricks that can fool you. and bruce springsteen opens up about a personal battle with depression, what the boss faced and how he overcame it.