weapons on him. we're hearing witnesses tell police that they saw him throw some sort of a canister, potentially two canisters, at the front of the theater, some sort of gas spewing out, that's when he opened fire. you're looking at live chopper pictures of the scene at the century 16 movie theater in aurora colorado. a very active scene. police in colorado revising the death toll numbers saying 12 people have died, not 14. 12 people have died, at least 50 more injured. the shooter telling police he may have more explosives at his apartment, not far from the theater, and these are new pictures in, police have that complex evacuated and s.w.a.t. teams are now investigating there. the suspect's name has not been released and police have not said if there was a motive, what sort of a motive he may have. also police are telling us they have no reason to believe there are more suspects.

again, one 24-year-old man is in custody, 12 killed, at least 50 injured in this mass shooting. we're hearing that the victims range in age from just 6 years old to 31 years old. again, that information is not confirmed but again, reports say victims range in age from 6 to 31 years old. of course i'm going to monitor the story all morning to bring you the latest. >> what a tragic and chaotic scene. thank you. president obama released a statement offering condolences to the victims of the shooting saying, quote, as we do when we're confronted with moments of darkness and challenge we must now come together as one american family. >> new this morning, a critical development in the shooting death of a 1-year-old oakland child. christie smith is live in oakland with what we learned about a new indictment. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the men are two alleged members of a gang called the acorn gang,

operating out of west oakland, charges include racketeering, weapons violations, but perhaps the most heartbreaking, murder tied to the shooting death of a 1-year-old boy last november. this according to the chronicle. that caught on tape near a west oakland liquor store. seven people injured when at least three people in hoods opened fire on a crowd that had finished shooting a music video in the area. the shooting according to the indictment, an ongoing feud tied to the acorn gang. it named two men but it was the shooting death of a 1-year-old that was so stunning and heartbreaking to the community. he was one of three young children in oakland shot around that time. it prompted the oakland police department to call in federal help in dealing with all of the gun violence.

the very gags that led to the indictment was part of a joint investigation between oakland and federal investigators. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> also happening police on the scene of a home invasion in the east foothills of the city. officers tell ous man broke into a home, injured one of the residents, we have a crew on the way. we'll bring you the latest as we get them. >> while many of you were sleeping police announce three more arrests in what's called the largest porn sweep in northern california. 15 people now in custody and we were there when officers swooped in. more than 165 detectives taking part in what's called operation chicken hawk. a county wide effort to arrest child pornographers. >> people that thought they were in the privacy of their own home unfortunately they chose to trade child porn on line.

that's opening through decoy operations where they are trading with agents. >> san jose police department is the lead agency there in all of this but the operation does include detectives from santa clara, mountain view, los gatos t the fbi and homeland security. >> we are expected to get answers to lingering questions in the tragic shooting death of a san jose police officer's young son. this is the neighborhood in gilroy where the 3-year-old preston orlando died on july 5. investigators have said very little about the case so far but new details are expected today. police say the boy died of a gunshot wound but have not said if the child shot himself accidently or shot was someone else. the boy's father is a 9-year veteran of the san jose police department. the district attorney is reviewing the case to determine if any one will face charges. >> meteorologist christina loren has been telling us for days it's going to be a very warm weekend but if you're heading to

santa cruz you might want to skip that dip in the ocean. posted signs are out warning swimmers to stay out of the water because of this, yeah, right off some popular beaches, a 14-foot shark about 20 feet off the beaches about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. that shark apparently did swim away but not before the pilot was able to snap some shots from above in the air. >> it was in the zone where people swim, surf and play. hundreds of kids in the water and i was thinking you know, let's take a bigger deal out of this than normal because people should know that he's there. if we can prevent something that's good. >> that is very, very good. the warning signs will stay up over the weekend advising that swimming, surfing and other water sports at this point are not recommended. so here's the question. will surfers be out on the waves? our bob redell is heading to the beach and will have a live report coming up at 5:30.

>> i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. you mentioned that she's talking about it's going to get warm. i guess it will feel average, really. >> well, close to average, not too hot but yeah, 90 degrees inland is a stark contrast to what we've been experiencing about all week long. good morning to you san jose, you made to the friday. 60 degrees and it's crisp feeling great in concord, 57 degrees, 58 in oakland. you're at 58 degrees in san francisco. we have a good looking weekend ahead. it hasn't been that warm at the coast. bay side communities by the water, yeah, kind of dreary gray skies for the past few days. yesterday the sun came out earlier. we'll see it by 9:00 a.m. that means a hotter day. near 90 inland. that summer sizzle stays, then more moisture up here and that means humidity. monsoonal moisture next week. we'll talk about that. here is your forecast for the day. 78 degrees at noon. up to 90 degrees at 4:00 p.m.

inland so getting warm. bayside, 72 at noon, up to 80 at 4:00 p.m. at the coast pretty close to 70 degrees even in san francisco. 5:07, the last thing we want on a friday unexpected surprises on the road. >> so you can expect this. looking at a slowdown. we want to warn you because you don't see slowing at this time of morning on our maps we're seeing a slowdown from off the bridge past the racetrack into berkeley. a crew should have cleared through the area as well and that's probably why we see the low sensors. slower moving tractors and trailers, that slows it. add five minutes to be safe down westbound 80 toward the bay bridge. the bridge moves smoothly, though. the san mateo bridge, north of there for 101, across the bridge we take a live look and we'll see traffic slowing away from us westbound. you lost two lanes by construction, maintenance i should say. they should be reopening the

westbound lanes, the traffic is starting to build. no slowing yet at the flat section. also losing another lane over the course of the morning and tonight as well. the bridge remains open. back to the maps you see the south bay construction, not a big deal except for southbound 85. both directions for 8 south of 237. we may have crews moving away. folks want to leave their sites early. that means the end of their day. >> this one has been a long time coming after nearly a decade of planning a $100 million walnut creek transit village moving forward. the environmental report for the project was made public this week. it outlines the transit commercial and housing project at ygnacio valley road. this includes 600 apartments and 22,000 retail and commercial space and a new bus station and parking garage. the project is expected to be

completed in 2018. >> 5:09. we continue to bring you the latest on the overnight chaos in colorado. what we just learned about the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting rampage at a midnight batman screening. >> we have more information how much the new ceo of yahoo! is going to be paid. spoiler alert, it's a lot. and uncomfortable. try gold bond powder. medicated to protect, absorb, even relieve itching. -thanks, jimmy. -thank gold bond. ♪ this stuff works

>> right now breaking news. we want to update you on the deadly mass shooting at a midnight screening for the batman movie in aurora, colorado. nbc is reporting the man they have in custody responsible for the shooting is 25-year-old james holmes. they have released his name on that. updating you again, 12 people are dead, 50 people reported

injured. we'll continue to cover this story as information comes in but a very, very scary scene at the screening of the batman movie. >> we have marla tellez following developments. it's 5:12. certainly in a tough economy experts say small businesses are the key to an economic turnaround. statistics show they provide jobs for more than half of the nation's work force. because of that, the federal government yearly sets aside billions of tax dollars to help small businesses survive. >> our team found huge companies getting millions of dollars meant for small businesses. one of our lead reporters has more on what he found. >> we discovered hundreds of millions of your tax dollars meant for small businesses instead going to huge corporations including dozens of big companies right here in silicon valley. it's a huge pot of cash, up to $422 billion of federal contracts, set aside last year

alone. meant to give small businesses a shot at servicing one of the largest clients in the world, the federal government. the government's goal to give at least 23% of all federal contracts to small business, instead, year after year we found the government falling short of that goal. this man has struggled to land federal government contracts. >> it's far easier to sell into even a general motors than it is to the federal government. >> after founding a company in 1997, his company now employs 42 workers with earnings under $15 million a year. the definition of a small business according to the federal small business administration. >> it's a topic that only i'd say about 10% of the other owners of businesses that i know even discuss. most of the small business owners i know won't even bother trying to sell to the federal government. >> raul got so mad over this issue he founded the fairness in procurement alliance in

jacksonville, florida. >> government and elected officials are not allowing small businesses to take a fair share of the contracts that they themselves promised. >> the small business administration admit this is is a problem, but just how big after problem is it? and who benefits? well, we dug further and found some silicon valley companies making big money off small business administration contracts. find out what we found coming up tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. >> request and new information this morning on how much new yahoo! ceo marissa mayer will be paid. >> according to our scott mcgrew it's not the money that's going to make her rich. >> because she's already a rich woman. good morning. if marissa mayer didn't make another cent she would still be worth hundreds of millions. yahoo! will pay her a million dollars a year in salary. you add in stock options, bonuses and what we call make good, money to make up for what's left behind, it's tens of

millions of dollars between 50 and 100 million, really, depending on what you include, how you do the math. that's why you'll see varying numbers today. larry page at google, he was a no show on the conference call thursday afternoon after the mountain view company announced profits. he lost his voice, we don't know much else. google said the amount of money it made for each internet ad fell but it sold more ads. two high tech ipos today. palo alto network will sell, kayak out of the east coast will open on the nasdaq. let's turn to cnbc world headquarters and bertha coombs with more. >> spender was to go public but decided to pull the plug if you will. we're not getting too much of an indication of direction from the futures, tech is likely to be a hot spot again. numbers out of google and

microsoft after the closing bell yesterday. yesterday we did see a boost in tech on the back of ibm's results and that helped stock rise for the third straight day. we also had germany's parliament voted to back that bailout for spain's banks. snow economic data but so far good earnings out of ge. the dow rising 34 points t nasdaq adding 23 on thursday. a new government study says it's risky lending by banks that seems to have caused student loan debt to balloon in the past decade. that's left many americans struggling to pay off loans that they may not have been able to afford in the first place. the report by the department of education and the consumer financial protection bureau says private lenders made loans without considering whether people could repay.

does that sound familiar to what we saw with subprime mortgages? private loans spiked from $5 billion in 2001 to more than 20 billion in 2008. you should try to watch it on line, a great report on "30 rock," about these for profit colleges and how they help fuel the lending boom when it came to student debt. back to you. have a great weekend. >> you too. we'll make sure to link to that as well on nbcbayarea.com. also this week on press here we'll talk about the paycheck cashing stores going online. >> a lot of people get hit there. >> looking forward to the weekend too. it's friday. >> we are. >> we are. friday, good looking forecast for this weekend. taking the kids outdoors should be easy. especially if you have been suffering from the gray skies, the cooler than average summer. a lot of people have been complaining about it in this city. particularly san francisco, kind of a gray week. overall running 10 degrees below

our seasonal averages, feeling more like spring than summer around here. finally, we're going to get a taste, a blast of hot air. as we head throughout the next few days it will warm up. you want to be ready for it. comfortable conditions are going to shift from your inland cities to the coast. 59 in sunnyvale. 58 in oakland and 58 degree, good morning to you in san francisco. the day works out like this. really cool satellite imagery to show you. you see all of this moisture here, this is wrap around moisture. you get the clockwise flow around high pressure. high pressure is getting that monsoonal moisture and bringing it up to nevada, as we head throughout day today, we're going to continuously see that high start to move our way. as it does so, it will feel more humid around here and that will increase as we head to the upcoming week. make sure you're ready for that. today the 90s return and then we get even hotter as we head through your saturday and sunday. so, here it is. 80 degrees in san jose, 77 in fremont, you'll hit about 70

degrees in san francisco today with the clouds burning off by about 11:00 a.m. this weekend looking toward little cloud cover to start. that's why we'll reach the 90s inland. let's check your drive. here's mike. >> a much better drive for the east shore freeway, folks saw slowing. now it's all cleared up over the last few minutes. no incidents to the bay bridge toll plaza. we're looking at the slowdown a tad bit, eastbound 24. a good stretch in the 40s for the last few minutes as well, getting more cars, making the sensors readjust. highway 4, all of that eastbound slowing has cleared as construction crews cleared. now we're seeing speeds come down in the 50s, pretty typical pattern, a lighter flow. we'll see a gradual build. we're looking at construction northbound 680 from al costa to

san ramon. out of the altamont pass a 15-minute pass. a minor build, no major issues. speeds west of vasco. see the south bay, san jose, 280 with the headlights under the 17 direction, or 880 this way. a smooth drive, 880 all the way to oakland. a nice drive, in the north bay, so back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:21. coming up we'll continue to bring you the latest on the deadly overnight shooting rampage inside a colorado movie theater. >> new details on the shooter and the chaotic scene as the shooting started in a midnight showing of the batman film. this is a live look outside of the shooter's home, they are investigating what's happening, possible bombs there. we'll tell you why officers are searching this apartment coming up next.

>> an update on the breaking news we're following all morning long after a mass gunman burst into a batman screening and started firing. these are live pictures from the gunman's apartment building where police are going in, said to have it surrounded. we're told the gunman had a r e rife, handgun and some sort of explosive device and started shooting after the movie began. the gunman reportedly told police that could have been more explosives at home which is why they evacuated this area in aurora, colorado. the details continue to change. he was 24-year-old james holmes, he is in custody now. the shooting itself killed at least 12 people, 50 others were injured. that theater where it happened in aurora, colorado was one of

thousands nationwide screening that highly anticipated movie overnight. already the latest installment of the batman series sold more tickets for its opening day than the current box office record holder "the avengers." experts are projecting the movie will break opening weekend box office records. a lot surrounds this as this information comes out. >> it's 5:25. let's check on the weather. meteorologist christina loren looking at today and the weekend ahead. >> good morning. we have a great looking weekend ahead. if you've been missing the summertime conditions, we're so accustomed to in july. that means 78 degrees at noon inland, up to 90 at 4:00 p.m. about 72 degrees at noon, rounding out the day in the low 80s, even places like oakland. at the coast, we're talking about mid-60s by noon as you break for lunch. starting to see clouds clear out. by 4:00 p.m., 69 degrees in half

moon bay. let's check your drive. how busy is it on a friday? >> very light overall and fridays tend to build slower. right here the san mateo bridge had a heavier flow or looked like a heavier flow with the taillights away from us. we had two lanes blocked overnight from about 11:00 p.m. to a few minutes ago. maintenance work going on in the westbound direction. all lanes will clear shortly. at 6:00, we'll lose another westbound lane, that's continuing today. we're looking at the north bay san rafael, a smooth drive for 101's commute direction. a smooth drive as the sun comes up from novato down to the richmond/san rafael bridge. a little slowing approaching the golden gate bridge. not a big deal. clearing from the north side and again, a smooth drive in to the city. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 5:26. still ahead, a new break in the murder of a 1-year-old oakland child. we'll tell hue a federal grand jury says is responsible for the

killing of that baby in a shoot-out in an east bay liquor store. >> we continue to follow the shooting that happened in colorado overnight where a gunman burst into a batman screening and started firing. 12 people dead, at least 50 are injured. these are live pictures where investigators are searching the gunman's apartment. it is completely evacuated in the area. the gunman james holmes is in custody, he is 24. this is a developing story. we've got marla tellez monitoring everything coming into our newsroom. we'll have more throughout the morning. dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

at least 12 people dead, 50 injured after a mass gunman opened fire inside after packed movie theater during a midnight showing of the brand new batman film in aurora, colorado, that is a suburb outside of denver and it's a story we've been updating you all morning long.

we'll continue doing that. thanks for joining us everybody. it is 5:29. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning the fbi says a lone gunman is to blame for the massacre. federal agents, bomb squad, police swarming that theater in aurora 9 miles east of denver. marla tellez has been tracking all of this information coming in all morning. she joins us from the newsroom. i understand you are now hearing investigators the name. >> he is 24-year-old james holmes, they say he is the gunman who opened fire inside a century 16 theater at the aurora mall near denver. we're learning he does not have much of a criminal history. his record is showing nothing more than a traffic ticket a couple years back. officials say he has no known link to terrorism. you are looking at new cell phone video to show you from inside the theater. you can see confusion, look at this guy with the striped shirt,

you see blood on his shirt. mass confusion and chaos among moviegoer trying to figure out what's going on. again, 12 people dead, at least 50 others injured. after police say 24-year-old james holmes opened fire inside that movie theater. he opened fire after releasing some sort of gas inside that theater in front of the theater, nbc news is reporting the youngest victim is 6 years old. we're also hearing reports that the shooter's car has tennessee license plates but he is a resident of north aurora. here is a live picture where he lived. this apartment complex not far from the theater. you can see fbi agents and police agencies on scene. what they are doing is searching his apartment very carefully because he told police that he may have more explosives inside his apartment. this apartment complex has been evacuated. this is a fluid situation.

we'll continue to stay on the story and bring you the latest. jon. >> thank you very much. also new this morning a critical development in an oakland murder that really caught the national attention. a 1-year-old shot and killed after being caught in a shootout. this was caught on surveillance video. we're now learning two people have been indicted for the murder. christie smith is live in oakland with all of the latest on these suspects that were announced. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. this really struck a nerve when it happened in oakland a. 1-year-old boy shot and killed, caught in the crossfire in a gun battle. two alleged gang members have been indicted tied to the shooting and what they call a spree of violence across west oakland. that according to the chronicle. he was shot in the head last november and later taken off life support by his family. at least three people opened fire on a group of people and all seven people hit, two people

in that group actually fired back at the shooters. the shooting caught on surveillance tape outside of a west oakland liquor store. the group had finished filming a music video. the indictment names two men as members of what they call the acorn gang. the shooting of the boy and two other young children prompted police to reach out for federal help. the investigation that led to this indictment was part of a joint investigation and one of the men named was arrested shortly after the shooting on a parole violation after a bag of cocaine was found in the home he was staying at. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> this morning santa clara's district attorney is expected to make it official, william lynch the bay area man acquitted of charges that he beat a priest, will not be recharged. lynch was accused of attacking

father jerold lindner. lynch claims that he was molested. lynch was found not guilty even though lynch never denied attacking lindner. >> suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is due back in court along with his wife. an attorney for eliana lopez asking modification of an order to allow lopez and mirkarimi have face-to-face time before she returns to venezuela. she has been there the last few months caring for her ailing father. just last night she testified at her husband's ethics commission hearing saying that although he bruised her arm, that she does not consider it domestic violence. after the hearing she expressed her hope for the future. >> i just cannot wait the moment we are going to be together here in san francisco.

and i just looking for the day that i'm going to be just the sheriff's wife again. >> lopez is due back in venezuela on monday where we understand she is working on filming a movie. the ethics commission expected to make its recommendation on whether sheriff mirkarimi should keep his job and that is set for august 16. >> it's going to be a warm weekend but you may want to skip that dip in the ocean at least in santa cruz county. posted signs warn swimmers to stay out of the water. bob redell is live where a great white shark was spotted near the shore. >> reporter: good morning. in spite of that the state, county police have not closed beaches but they have posted warnings between sea scape and capitola and this one here at the rio delmar beach alerting that it's probably not a good idea to go in the water.

and this warning will probably be up the next few days, because of this. you're looking at a photo of a great white shark. the helicopterpy hot spotted it yesterday afternoon near a cement ship off the beach. it's not like this chopper pilot hasn't spotted great whites before. what concerned him, this shark was so close to shore and it stayed at the surface. it didn't disappear like the others have in the past. so he phoned it in. when word trickled down to the life guards they yelled "shark" and asked swimmers to get out of the water. >> where people swim, surf and play. hundreds in the water and i was thinking yeah, let's make a bigger deal out of this. people should know that he's there. if we can prevent something that's good. >> reporter: two week ago a shark took a bite out after man's kayak. that took place at pleasure

point. we have spoke within a shark expert. he's not sure if it's the same shark that took bite out of the kayak two weeks ago. he did say that yesterday's shark did not appear to be aggressive. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay. >> 5:37. let's check back in with meteorologist christina loren to check out the weekend ahead. looks beautiful. >> yeah, looks beautiful. try to stay on this. our warmest beach city, a live look at a very different start over the city of san jose. 5:37, sunshine, you can see partly clear conditions. we are expecting the marine layer, about 1500 feet, to continue to move inland. filling the valleys but only to about 9:00. warming us up in the 90s. for today it works like this. we'll hit about 57 in sunnyvale today, up to about 77 degrees at

noon. rounding out the day at about 90 in sunnyvale. one of our warmer cities in the south bay. coastal fog at the coast, bayside this morning but that's going to burn off by about 9:00. then we heat up inland. so make sure you're ready for that summer sizzle. up to 90 degrees at 4:00 p.m. when our highs are coming in. 69 degrees at the coast. we'll talk about your new sunrise and sunset coming in earlier. >> by contrast the commute is getting longer. 580 slowing through livermore. unusual slowing for the eastbound direction so we'll track that. no incidents show up despite construction, no slowing through san ramon. antioch the build off the bridge. pretty standard in the 30s. a concern, highway 4 at willow pass into concord, tracking that

incident. a smooth flow to the bay bridge. a look at the toll plaza we see no problems and no backup. visibility is fine down the east shore freeway. so far traffic is going to be from the north bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> here is a question, is the whooping cough vaccine starting to wear off. >> we follow the breaking news in aurora, colorado, where a gunman going into a movie theater killing 12 people, dozens hurt. police said you see here, searching his apartment. the latest coming up.

>> welcome back. we continue covering breaking news out of aurora, colorado where authorities are searching the home of 24-year-old james holmes, following a massive shooting at an aurora movie

theater where 12 were left dead, 50 injured. marla tellez is working on the details. we'll check back with her in moments. >> 5:41. now to decision 2012. this morning the war of words continues to heat up on the presidential campaign trail. >> i'm sure it will continue. the latest battles ranking from jobs to medicare to taxes. tracie potts is live on capitol hill the this morning with a look at why mitt romney's wife is now speaking out about her husband's tax returns. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: good morning. lots of questions whether he will release more of those tax returns. ann romney says no need. we've given you everything you need to know and this is no big secret about our finances. there is nothing here to hide. she also slammed democrats for spending what she says tens of millions of negative ads. now, where are the candidates today? president obama is going to be in florida yet again day two, he will be talking about small business.

mitt romney today releasing a new ad on small businesses, this is the area he has been trying to hit the president the hardest. talking about exactly what he needs to do in order to get small business back on the right track in this country. but it has not stopped debate about romney and his taxes. this is what his wife had to say. >> he has been a generous man, he gives 10% to his church, he went to the olympics, took no pay, he went four years as governor of massachusetts, took no pay. >> a new poll essentially puts the campaign even though mitt romney is up by two points, it is a statistical dead heat but also shows that romney is doing better and closing the gap with the president in some key swing states that they both have been focusing on and it shows that the president has only a 39% approval rating when it comes to the economy.

>> thank you, tracie potts live from washington. there is fallout in the jerry sandusky sexual assault investigation. a former chairman of the penn state board of trustees has now resigned. steve garban says 18 letter his presence on the board had become a distraction. he is the first board member to leave in the wake of the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. he was one of several criticized for his handling of the scandal. sandusky was convicted last month of molesting ten boys. >> if you are just joining us we want to get you in the loop on this. at least 12 people killed, 50 more injured in a mass shooting at a colorado movie theater overnight. we now do know the name of the suspect, a lone gunman, we know his age. marla tellez is tracking the details all morning long. she joins us live, she has all of the latest details. >> the shooter has been identified as 24-year-old james holmes. right now the investigation is

centering around his apartment in north aurora in colorado not far from the shooting scene where he told police he may have more explosives. we may have a live look, the apartment complex is right there in the center. we just had a closer look at this and i can tell that you fbi agents there are in a cherry picker at a top floor window. we suspect this is the shooter's specific apartment and they are using precaution as they search. in the complex has been evacuated. this is not far from the century 16 theater. you can see the chaos, this gentleman here is walking out with a police officer, clearly very much has quite a bit of blood on his striped shirt. this happened about 11:30 our time, 12:30 mountain time. the gunman opening fire during

the start of the batman movie. witnesses tell police he threw at least one canister at the front of the theater, moviegoer report hearing a hissing sound. that's when holmes opened fire. we have new witness accounts that just came in. >> before he did anything, before he made any move, then after it exploded that's when he begin to shoot. >> the first shot in the air, then he started shooting towards. >> no specific target. >> police say holmes was heavily armed. an assault weapon, a rifle and two handguns. 12 are dead, at least 15 injured. nbc news reports the youngest victim is 6 years old. we're hearing the range is 6 to 31 years old. we're working to get that confirmed.

as for holmes, essentially he has no criminal history other than a traffic violation. >> a tragic situation continuing to get new information. thank you. 5:46. this morning ford is practically begging some drivers to stop driving their ford escapes. scott told us about this yesterday as ford recalls more than 11,000 of its 2013 escape suvs due to a fuel line problem. the company says the fuel lines can crack and leak and could catch the engine on fire. at least two vehicles caught on fire on the production line and it's even willing to come pick up the vehicles from owners. the recall for the models with the 1.6 leader. the issue will be fixed but really urging drivers to contact their dealer immediately. >> this is holding a bit of a

health concern. the increase of whooping cough cases. more than 18,000 validated cases of whooping cough so far this year, more than twice the number seen at this point last year. nine children have died in california alone there have been 19 cases reported so far this year. fortunately no deaths so far. >> i want to check the forecast. >> good morning. we made to the friday, a great looking weekend ahead. if you want to get those kids out of the house you'll be able to do so as we head through the afternoon. at the teach it's gray. this is the clearest start all week. we still have clouds making their way over the santa cruz mountains pushing into the south bay. this marine layer will push inland but it's not going to last. temperatures climbing with more sunshine. a beautiful day ahead.

taking you into san francisco. mostly cloudy conditions. you can see old glory blowing in the breeze. let's get to your maps. 56 in concord and 60 in san jose. 58 in san francisco so not too cold, perfect for a jog. high pressure moves in. that's going to warm us up. down to the low 90s today. the second half of next week, so for today a little hotter, that means the 90s inland. by this weekend, mid-90s returning. 81 in los gatos and 84 in napa today. you want the seven-day outlook. everybody does. 94 on sunday and 93 monday. that means a lot of people headed to the beach.

>> very light throughout the bay because it's friday. this was unusual. there was a construction zone which has not yet cleared. that's eastbound, still crews are moving away from the area. that's why we see that slowdown. westbound that's here to stay for the beginning of the morning commute. 16 minutes. 680 has crews but no slowing through san ramon. we have a build toward the double interchange as well. despite construction no slowing for 85. 101, a smooth drive. 84 t dumbarton bridge, that krur clearing. you'll have the crews picking up cones westbound over to this area and the peninsula, a smooth drive. we'll look at the san mateo

bridge. all lanes in both directions but eastbound coming to about 15 minutes you're going to lose one lane in the noncommute direction. and both will lose a lane, i want you -- the san ramon bridge will remain open. >> 5:51. happening in the south bay the santa clara sheriff's department on the scene of a home invasion and shooting in san jose. we've got first pictures from the scene. it happened on higara road. a man broke into a home, shot one of the residents in the arm. no word on whether that person's injury considered life threatening. no word on whether the deputies have a suspect. we'll continue to follow this developing story, bring you more as they come in to us. >> coming up she expected flash

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>> hard to believe a week before opening olympics ceremonies. one competitor revealing details of her family's close call with mother nature. pretty amazing. >> electrifying. maria mitchell will be competing as a race walker. you see her working out. she was training when lightning hit her long island home. her mother and two sisters, they were home, they say it sounded like a big explosion. look at that stuff. nobody was hurt but two power lines did go down. that sparked a fire and destroyed two family cars. maria says the unexpected

excitement will not affect her plans for the games. >> hopefully the next time you see me on tv is opening ceremonies. >> firefighters say they are thankful the cars were the only things destroyed considering they were unable to battle the fire until utility crews could shut off power, that was an hour after the lightning bolt hit. >> what are the odds of that. and what are the odds of winning or being an olympian. in her favor. certainly. walk quickly. 5:55. hey, a peculiar gadget. looks like a piece of saran wrap. >> lots of bloggers talking. it's a piece of plastic, but what you do is lay it over your ipad. it lines up with the keyboard, magnets hold it in place.

it gives you a tactile feel which makes you a better typist. i tried it and i could do the no look typing because my hands know where they are which they don't when it's a glass screen. it's $50. more information on touch fire.com. i never really type on my ipad so -- solving that problem doesn't do much. i'm like brent. i bang, bang, bang. >> pecks when he types. >> 5:56. still ahead, profiting from money meant for health care. the questionable restaurant charges prompting an investigation in san francisco. >> and we continue to follow breaking news out of aurora, colorado where 12 people are dead, at least 50 injured after a masked gunman walked into a movie theater. the new dark knight film that's playing. the investigation continues as the gunman is in custody. several people taken to local

hospitals and now s.w.a.t. teams have surrounded the gunman's home for fear there is could be explosives inside. that area is evacuated. what we're learning about the gunman as well.

>> a man opened fire in a packed movie theater overnight in colorado. 12 people dead, 50 others injured. a 24-year-old suspect is in custody. police are searching his homes for explosives as we speakment it all happened around 12:30 this morning in aurora, colorado just as crowds packed into theaters for the first showing of the new batman movie. marla tellez is following this all morning and is here with the latest. >> the latest information that's coming into our newsroom, a 3-month-old baby was hurt in

this mass shooting according to the associated press, and this marks the youngest person to be injured. again, at least 12 people were killed, 50 hurt, including that 3-month-old. local hospitals you can imagine are overwhelmed. the university of colorado hospital is treating 21 people, officials say the oldest is 45 years old. police say 24-year-old james holmes opened fire inside the century 16 theater in aurora, colorado east of downtown denver, during a midnight showing of dark knight rises, the latest batman movie. this is cell phone video. kauen see the chaos and confusion. the suspect in custody, he was armed with at least four weapons. witnesses say they were not sure what was going on, once he opened fire, we hear from one moviegoer who was in the theater next door. >> me and my sister and my friends were wondering wha