4:31 on this thursday. as far as we are concerned it is friday eve. thanks for join us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. >> how much did facebook's rocky ipo affect the company's bottom line. we may get the answer today when the company releases first earning statement since it went public. terry mcsweeney is live at facebook's headquarters. >> reporter: this a chance for facebook to prove continue investigators it can take its 900 million plus users and turn that into profits, big profits, one step at a time. this is the company as you mentioned it had a rough time

during the initial public offering last month. it wants to show it can turn popularity into profits but not in a hurry. facebook says it is not going to be happening in a big hurry. in a filing last week the company says its mobile users continue out-pace the number of ads on its mobile platform and ads provide most of facebook's revenue. the number of mobile users is rising. analysts are expecting earnings of 12 cents per share on revenue of over a s -- over a billion dollars. facebook public may 18th. things didn't go well it started at 38 now down 24%. nasdaq had trouble contributing to the mess with a number of glitches on that problematic trading day. yesterday, zynga announced disappointing earnings. it contributed 12% to

facebook's revenue last year. investors will look at how many users does facebook have? how long do they go on the sight, how often do they go on the site is there a way to take that plus the information facebook knows about users and make ads for those individuals? the bar is set low, so it is expected facebook is going to meet expectation. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. a cable car -- a suspected drunk driver hit the cable car. suv hit the car last night at union square none of the passengers were hurt. police took the suv's driver into custody. rangers say they've found the body of a missing san rafael man.

31-year-old tom hang last seen sunday afternoon. he had set out on a day hike and reported missing. teams searched but found no sign of him until yesterday. the national park service is investigating the circumstances of his death. they say foul play does not appear to be involved. big rig driver okay after driving his truck into a tree in san francisco. it happened around 1:30 this morning. fire crews worked to pull big branches of the tree off the big rig. firefighters grinded up the branches to free the truck, no reports of injuries. this morning a 12-year-old boy is in critical condition after a freak accident. a huge oak tree came crashing down on the tent he and his friend were camping in at san mateo county memorial park early yesterday morning. officials say the tree crushed the boy's pelvis.

the other boy escaped with cuts and bruises. san mateo county has a program that checks for rotten trees before camping season. investigators say the tree has obvious signs of rot common in oaks but not sure of the tree's health when it was examined earlier in the year. >> it is a procedure on looking at the condition of the tree and the shape it is in and which way it leans and those kinds of things. if we give it a hazardous tree rating we remove the tree. >> the branches of the tree hit the family's other tefpbts but nobody else was seriously injured. latest on the colorado movie theater massacre. the university once attended by the suspected gunman confirms it received a package at its campus this week, three days after the shootings, sent by james holmes and contains a notebook with vivid descriptions of his planned attack. tahman bradley has more.

>> reporter: this morning, a huge clue about the suspected shooter in the movie theater massacre. sources tell abc news james holmes may have mailed to the university of colorado, the school he attended until dropping out last month, a notebook detailing plans to carry out the massacre. fox news quotes a law enforcement source who says the notebook contains full details about how holmes planned to kill people, including graphic illustrations of stick figures shooting and killing one another. in denver yesterday, the first memorial service for one of the 12 victims of the shooting. i was for a 51-year-old man who went to the movie with his teenaged children they escaped harmed, he was killed. >> it is hard. but it was good. >> reporter: many of the law enforcement heroes from that night paid tribute to the victims all human and affected by this greatly. >> reporter: this morning, we are hearing from more of the victims and their families and you might be surprised by the

compassion they are showing the shooter. he was shot three times, but he says he forgives the suspect and doesn't want him to get the death penalty. >> he's a lost soul. i pray the lord can find his way into his heart and change him. >> reporter: shirley lost her daughter rebecca. >> i'm so thankful that he did not kill himself or be killed. i want him alive >> reporter: three hospitals carrying for the -- caring for the wounded showing compassion they will limit or completely wipe out victims' medical bills. tahman bradley, abc news. the san jose city council will decide whether to put a half cent increase on the ballot santa clara county officials will consider an eight cent -- an eighth of a

cent hike. if voters were to approve san jose sales tax rate will judgment top 9.225% one of the highest in the country. this morning san francisco city attorney will remind consumers they might be eligible for a refund if they got a payday loan. lawsuit in 2007 against payday lenders who targets borrowers through high interest rates. consumers have until october tpoeurz, to make that claim. did you see fingers of fog on the way in? >> i wasn't counting so i don't know how many fingers.

>> how many fingers did you count mr. nicco? >> it was overcast, so it was one big hand. kind of a palm. >> expert has spoken. good morning. here's a look at live doppler, haven't heard of reports of drizzle and don't see any. we have a stronger sea breeze this morning, winds out of west southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour up to 30 in fairfield clouds are more widespread and will take longer to move back to the coast. today going to be one of the cooler afternoons with tomorrow. cover into the east bay valleys by 7:00. all of us in the 50s where we are now. by noon most clouds back to the coast. one finger of fog moving across the golden gate there, half moon bay 50s, 60s everywhere else until you get into the east bay valleys. 4:00 stubborn clouds along the

coast. 50s and 60s there. 60s and 70s around the bay shore mid to upper 70s inland. by 7:00, clouds returning to the coast and into san francisco, spilling into the bay with 50s and 60s, just a few 70s around napa, fairfield and antioch during the 7:00 hour going to cool rapidly. tomorrow a carbon copy of today, we jump four to six degrees saturday with more sun will hang out sunday temperatures closer to summer-like averages for the weekend. here's frances. i did have to use my windshield wipers a couple times this morning into san francisco but i didn't encounter fog. right now no major accidents roadwork blocking a connection ramp in milpitas eastbound 237 to north 880 scheduled until 5, another 20 minutes. we have another major connection ramp blocked in novato this is westbound 37 to north 101.

again, not many folks heading north 101, but it is out there that will be out there until 6:00 that's what time it is scheduled until. they usually clear it before then. caltrans usually gets there before the time. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge clear across the span. bay bridge toll is what you would expect delay-free. nice ride across the san mateo bridge, everything flowing well. there is roadwork on the dumbarton bridge, normal stuff going on in both directions. 4:41. authorities make a truly terrible discovery inside a home. dozens of cats are rescued from horrible conditions. over 100 cats found dead. next, the twists in -- northern california gas station clerk refuses to serve members of the military. the loud and immediate reaction from the community,

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good thursday morning. 4:44. you are looking at the financial district, ferry building and behind it the bay bridge. we are following traffic and whether that palm of overcast mike was telling us about. all that is coming up in a couple of minutes. right now the news. this morning more than 50 cats are recuperating in a makeshift cat sanctuary at the spca of monterey county after being rescued. police served search warrants at a salinas apartment. they found 113 dead kittens. investigators found 50 urns with the cremated remains of

more cats all but the living cats were crammed into the garage and bedroom most of the rescued cats were well fed but suffering from infections and parasites. all are expected to survive. officials say some of the cats may have been people's pets that were scooped up off local streets. >> we are getting calls from people who have cats missing and are hoping that a good outcome can come from this tragic case. >> now the two people who were living in those homes, they are related the case is being forwarded to the district attorney's office. modesto gas station focus of protest after an employee told a veteran he was not welcomed. nearly 100 people held signs outside the chevron station yesterday. he went in to buy a soda but was told he wasn't welcome because of his military

connection. >> told me he didn't like serving my people that. my people didn't belong in this country. >> what country did he said? >> he did not, i left after that >> when i hear about anybody not respecting a member of our military, i can appreciate why people feel strongly about that. >> chevron officials were on hand to meet with both the soldier and protesters. the owner says the employee is being taught what can and cannot be said to customers. >> you think that kind of training would have taken place beforehand. >> you would think you wouldn't need that kind of training. governor brown unveils ambitious plan to quench california's thirst. critics say it could destroy a vital waterway. why a silicon valley woman is demanding an apology from a comedian she says crossed the line. behind the scenes on the work on the new transbay

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welcome back. temperatures cooler than yesterday low to mid 60s around half moon bay, san francisco upper 60s richmond and oakland 70s until you get into the east bay valleys. as far as the rest of the country this cooling a little bit after setting a record 11th day of 105° heat or higher in st. louis, only ñv 95 today. 90s everywhere until you get to phoenix 105, 78 seattle, 84 portland. laguardia, new york, detroit severe weather from the

midwest. watch out for delays. i think we'll have delays at sfo looking at the cloud cover. use our flight tracker at abc7news.com. you are rarely wrong about that we'll be watching the sfo delays possibly this morning. a judge says a prominent peninsula child psychiatrist accused of molesting his patients is mentally stable enough for a retrial. the 80-year-old has been at the napa state hospital since last year when he was diagnosed with dementia. he will be sent back to potentially face trial on nine counts of molesting boys who were referred to him for treatment in the 90s. a jury deadlocked in 2009 on all the charges. a silicon valley ceo want as apology from a comedian who she says singled her out at a comedy club. this video shows the commotion after a woman threw a glass of

champagne at comedian eddie griffin. she says griffin crossed the line when he began making offensive lesbian jokes about her and her girlfriend. >> he targeted her. he looked her in the eye. told her he wanted to sleep with her and then made obscene explicit sexual gestures towards her face. >> she should have got up, if she didn't like what was being said, get up and go. >> that was tommy thomas the owner of tommy t's. walshe wants apology, thomas says he's only sorry about the -- the 9th circuit court of appeals announced a panel will review a federal ruling that upheld the state law enacted by voters eight years ago

requiring collection of dna samples from people arrested on suspicion of felony regardless of whether they are charged or convicted. four people filed suit claiming the law violates their constitutional right to be free of unreasonable searches. coalition of farmers and environmentalists may be joining forces to fight governor brown's new water plan. the proposal calls for twin tunnels that with will draw water before it gets to the dell . governor drown -- the governor sees those tunnels as vital. some fear this tunnels would devastate the delta. the delta provides drinking water for 2/3 of the state's population. water users would pay for the 14 billion dollar cost of the new tunnels. work on new transbay center in downtown san francisco in full swing. the site will have to be

excavated to 55 feet to accommodate high speed rail and caltrain atler levels three busy streets run across the site. first, fremont and beale streets will have to become temporary bridges to allow for all that digging half of the construction is devoted to excavation above ground structures will begin rising in 2014. gorgeous afternoon yesterday. >> yeah, cooler but we liked it. absolutely. today almost the same and tomorrow then warm once again summer not out of forecast yet temperatures below average for the better part of the next couple of days. good morning everybody welcome to thursday we are looking at cloud cover over the financial center there the embarcadero center, the ferry building, also the bay bridge, as far as live doppler goes, it is seeing cloud cover most of the drizzle is very confined to the coast. even a little near frances'

neighborhood san francisco had some gives you an idea how minimal it is. 61 mountain view, everybody else mid to upper 50s. going to be our coolest afternoon not only today but tomorrow. nearly overcast again with drizzle possible at the coast into san francisco average summer highs will hit most neighborhoods this weekend. today the same in fremont at 79, oakland 68, san francisco 63. concord 78. santa rosa 75 three degrees cooler than yesterday. 75 sunnyvale today 78 campbell low to -- as we head through the north bay low to mid 70s in the valleys. east bay shore upper 60s to low 70s, upper 70s to low 80s through most of the east bay valleys, mid to upper 70s

gilroy and hollister. 71 today in santa cruz. traveling around the state, 90 sacramento. 97 fresno, 94 yosemite, 80 tahoe, pockets of sun around big sur 67. afternoon sun mid 70s san diego and l.a., palm springs 111. tonight cloud cover more widespread more green which means more drizzle, in the 50s. tomorrow below normal like today jump four to six degrees saturday hang out with those same temperatures sunday, possibly a couple degrees warmer monday through wednesday. no accidents reported. here's a live shot of the oakland maze westbound 80 traffic, there was roadwork scheduled i don't know if this could be it, left lane blocked

towards the bay bridge just scheduled until 5, we should see it clear shortly. there's no delays towards the bay bridge toll. 101 san rafael great southbound on the right no problems past marin civic center. south bay northbound 280 flowing well into cupertino. but, we are picking up early slowing westbound 205 out of tracy. a traffic spotter reported complete standstill, we'll give you speeds soon that is our developing slow spot. a little earlier than normal. this story makes me a little worried. eric you should be as well i guess. new research shows working night shift increases risk of heart disease scientists say shift work is associated with a 23% elevated risk of heart attack and 5% increased risk

of stroke. researchers in canada studied two million disrupting the body's natural clock is associated with higher blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes risk. uh-oh. >> i think we are okay. >> for now. >> for now. next, making their case to the nation. the obama and romney campaigns agree to dates and locations for the first presidential debates. the announcement expected today that could set the stage for a major political fight in oakland. victims of the colorado theater shooting rampage will have one less thing to worry about as they begin the long road to recovery. good morning! wow.

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