we're also learning of connections. a heavily armed and heavily protected suspect entered the screening of "the dark knight", making it an absolute nightmare. leanne gregg is outside with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of unanswered questions. the bomb squads are back at the department of the suspects this morning, trying to determine whether to dismantle or explode what they believe are explosive devices inside the apartment. they have to be careful. they don't want to damage the evidence useful to the case. they are still stunned about what happened inside the crowded theater. mowners gathered at vigils not far from the crime scene trying to make sense of one of the worst shooting rampages in u.s. history. 24-year-old james holmes kicked open the theater's back door,

tossed in smoke devices and came in shooting. he was dressed in black, wearing a gas mask, armed with four guns. ten were killed at the scene. two died later. steven burton is among the 58 injured. >> at the time i thought it was still fireworks. then i got hit and i realized it was something much more serious. people started creaming. there was a lot of chaos. >> at that moment i just remember thinking i'm not going to die in here. me and my kids are not going to die in here. i need to get out. all i could think is if i stand up he's going to shoot. i was trying to think. >> a few miles away, the suspect's apartment described by aurora officials as extensively booby trapped continues to be a focus of the investigation. with help of a robot, officials are working on a plan to disarm what appears to be bottles

connected to wires. colorado's governor is among those struggling to understand why this happened. >> the whole country recognizes that this is something we don't accept, we can't explain at this point. but we're not going to let it happen to us. we're going to push back. >> a community in mourning as the investigation enters another day. and more vigils are scheduled for tomorrow. one hour from now the crime case is expected to come down, surrounding the parking lot outside the theater. people will be allowed to retrieve their vehicles. two hours for now the mall is going to reopen. i'm leanne gregg, back to you. one of the victims recently graduated from the university of pacific instockton. 22-year-old petra anderson studded music at up.

she underwent surgery and is expected to recover well. james holmes grew up in san diego, attended uc riverside and has family in carnell. he was smart. receiving a degree in neuroscience. now he's a suspected mass murder, killing innocent people. reportedly dressed as the joker. >> nearly 24 hours after the real life nightmare played out, this face continues to haunt people across the nation. the suspect, 24-year-old james holmes, grew up in a middle class suburb of san diego. high school friends describe him as quiet and normal. >> i kept thinking. what happened? what happened to a nice little boy from a nice family, and it's

terrible. investigators say the nice little boy carried out once f the worst mass killings in recent history. nbc animation based on the police account shows that he threw some type of tear gas canister and then producing round and round of gunfire. >> pe pulled out a shotgun. i could see it clear as day. he opened fire on the front rows. >> the owner of the san diego pawnshop said he talked to holmes about guns and rifles several times. he recognized holmes as the suspect as he watched the coverage of the tragedy from a thousand miles away. >> that seemed very familiar to me. the look around the eye area. and his general features. also, they've been talking about he seemed intelligent and everything else. so just his general demeanor. >> the suspect's uncle lives in carmel.

off camera he described his nephew as unassuming and reports of holmes' own mother says you have the right person indicates she may have seen some red flags. >> a mom's intuition, something he had said. some long-term behavior on his part in terms of showing some very twisted thinking. the psychologist believes he was a loan wolf, perhaps trying to mirror images from the batman series. a villain sprayed bullets into the crowd at a very public place. >> it has people totally and completely unaware. >> everybody was happy and delighted to be there. they were going to have fun, they were going to be excited. and they were going to die, in his mind. >> now the doctor adds he is sure he thought about the proximity to columbine. the theater is less than 20 miles for the high school.

the suspect's family issued a statement asking for privacy. in an unbelievable twist of fate, one of the victims in colorado had narrowly escaped a mall shooting in toronto just weeks earlier. 24-year-old jessica was an aspiring sports writer. she tweeted movie doesn't start for 20 minutes. that was the last message she would send. >> she had a passion for life. it showed in everything she did. >> when a gunman shot into a crowded foot court in toronto a few weeks ago, she had just left. she wrote in a blog i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given. she was killed just six weeks later. alex sullivan was shot and killed while out celebrating his 27th birthdays with friends and

coworkers. people are banding together to show support for the victims. they are creating fan art and posting it on the internet. look at what we found at yahoo!. at times like these, where is our real life batman? another fan says, why? and another photo has the batman holographic bat symbol over the movie theater. stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the tragedy in colorado. go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updated there any time of day. you can also find a slide show with dramatic images of the day. and we still have more ahead for you here this morning. >> everybody was starting to scream and run. he went straight from here to here with a gun in my face. >> movie goer ls describe what happened in the moments before the shooting and some of them thought the gunman was part of the screening. and shocked and saddened

president obama and presidential candidate mitt romney comfort a saddened nation.

what do we know about accused gunman james holmes? a clear picture is starting to merge about the gunman. the 24-year-old is described as a reclusive, standoffish grad student from san diego who recently and rather abruptly quit school. he dropped out of a doctoral program at the university of colorado medical school. he graduated with honors in 2010 from uc riverside in neuroscience. he had no criminal history and his only violation was a speeding ticket last year. so far it looks like all the guns and ammunition used in the massacre were obtained legally. the issue of gun control is making headlines after the national tragedy. and senator dianne feinstein is issuing a statement. it reads my hope is also the

country will reflect on the roots of gun violence that has again visited terror on an american community, claiming the lives of more innocent. the san francisco democrat is a long time gun control advocate and was the main sponsor of a 1994 nationwide assault weapons ban which has since expired. feinstein was inside san francisco city hall in 1978 when former supervisor dan white shot and killed mayor mosconi and supervisor henry milk. still ahead on "today in the bay," witnesses describe the gunman's intrainentrance into t theater and why some thought he was a part of the show. and we're waking up to lots of sunshine. 90s inland.

70s at the coast. we'll break down the weekend forecast on this special edition of "today in the bay."

good morning. you're waking up to plenty of sun as you saw, even in places usually waking up in foggy conditions. good morning. i'm anthony slaughter and we are waking up to a delightful morning. same in oakland. warmer in the east and south bay. those are going to be the warm spots today. already, 62 degrees in san jose.

livermore at 61 with folks waking up in concord. we have a high pressure system that's off that's been keeping the middle part of the country very warm. that shifts this way and will stick around sunday. plenty of sunshine all day long. tomorrow 90s inland once again. limited fog, especially in the morning hours. and ahead, the seven day forecast doesn't off a lot of relief for cooling conditions. we look from space. you notice we don't have cloud cover in place. the area of low pressure that was with us earlier this week, it has moved out of the picture. we have high pressure thanks to the warm weather really that's with us until the upcoming part of the workweek. some places like livermore, gilroy, rour goiyou're going to close to 100 degrees later

today. again, as you saw from the sky camera image, not a lot of foggy conditions. 90 is where we're headed in santa rosa. 91 in napa. san jose, not bad. perfect beach day. 82 degrees there. by wednesday there will be a little bit of an onshore flow returning. by wednesday a few more clouds return to the picture. it does look like the temperatures will cool. we're replacing the 90s for 80s. definitely want to remember that. spf. drink plenty of water. it's the weekend. we all like to have fun. definitely got to get at least eight glasses of water in if we're going to be outside during any part of the day. of course, heat related illnesses and death.

we want to prevent everything you can as far as protecting ourselves. >> and water with hopps and barley does not count. we continue now our coverage of the senseless tragedy in colorado. tonight more insight into the devastating shooting in the colorado theater from the movie goers themselves. >> i got a child victim. i need rescue at the backdoor theater nine now. >> 911 calls describe the chilling scene in audio cell phone video shows it. jennifer seger, this woman was in the second row of the theater, just five feet from the shooter. she said when heed entered the theater, she thought maybe it was gimmick, part of the show until he fired the first shot. >> everybody was starting to scream and run. at that point he went straight from here to here with a gun in my face. that rifle was in my face.

i just instinctively jumped forward and ducked inside the middle of the aisle. i had gun shells falling on my head, burning my fare head. all i smelled was powder. >> ann curry spoke with a mother and father in the theater early when a smoke bomb exploded and the gunshots fired. with them they had their 4-year-old daughter and 4-month-old son. >> when i ducked, his head held back into the crack, into the seats in front of us. and got stuck. i was like, his head is exposed. i couldn't stand up because people were standing up getting sholt. all four escaped this theater. president obama and presidential candidate mitt romney put aside their differences yesterday to comfort the stunned nation. instead of scripted attacks at

campaign events, the candidates spoke from the heart. >> michelle and i will be fortunate to hug our girls tighter tonight. im sure you will do the same. >> it will be justice for those responsible. that's another matter for another day. today is moment to grieve and to remember. >> both candidates canceled campaign rallies yesterday and pulled attack ads in colorado. president obama landed at the white house after cutting short his two-day swing in florida. the president says his administration will do whatever it can to support the people of aurora. much more ahead on "today in the bay." a mysterious white powdery substance sent to bay area police department. investigators search for answers. we'll tell you what they found.

the fbi and u.s. postal inspector are searching for answers after several east bay departments receive a mysterious mail. someone sent four letters with white powdery substance inside. hazardous material crews were called out to the three police stations into precaution. investigators since determined the substance was not hazardous. police say it was baking powder. along the awaited reunion between the embattled sheriff and his wife. >> they don't want to hug. they want to kiss. a judge lifted the protective order that kept them apart since he was arrested in january on domestic abuse charge. now what? today in the bay's cheryl hurd talks one on one with alianna lopez. >> because this is not right.

>> that's why aliana lopez says giving up the fight to help her husband get his job back is not an option. >> this is not domestic violence. the truth is i want to be with him. the truth is we are a family. >> a family torn apart on a new year's eve fight. this video was recorded by a neighbor and given to authorities. a neighbor she said she should have never trusted. >> it took my son's father away from him. the video make my son sick. >> lopez testified before the ethics commission. she appeared frustrated and tearful at times. >> how much of this do you think is politics?

if you are talking with his political enemies, this is fwreat for them. >> what i think ultimately will happen is there won't be enough votes on the board of supervisors to support removal. >> that's what lopez is hoping for. >> the next thing i want is to spend vacation in venezuela. far away from this madness. he can take his son. >> work on your marriage. >> exactly. >> amy's job is still in jeopardy, the commission must

still complete its board. president obama returns to the bay area on monday. he's planning to visit okay lands in an effort to secure fund raising dollars. president obama is said to arrive around 3:00 in the afternoon, so that could mean heavy traffic delays on bay area freeways. today is the start of ramadan. during ramadan they refrain from eating, drinking and smoking during daylight hours to focus on purification and the cleansing of the souls of sins. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, how the colorado shooting massacre is inspecting security theater here at home. our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices.

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good morning to you. looking live at a pretty start to the day here in the bay area. our hearts are still with the folks in colorado. we have deep coverage on that story coming up for you. but first we wan to get you started with what you need to know here at home. and that, of course, always includes your weather forecast. here's anthony slaughter with a look at that. >> good morning. we are waking up to sunshine. even in places where we're used to seeing fog at this hour. san francisco, you just saw beautiful sunshine. 57 degrees right now. perfect for early morning jog. 57 in oakland. 60 now in san mateo. 62 in san jose. 97 in concord. 99 in fairfield. definitely one of those days you want to make sure you stay hydrated. meanwhile, closer to the water, 79 in oakland. 74 in san francisco. speaking of the city, san francisco, i was out in town and someone walked up to me and said

they were an avid viewer of ours. patrick, thanks for watching. we always appreciate our faithful viewers. >> i was like, wow. i've only been here six months so. >> it's great. it's good to have you here. >> good to be here. we want to continue our coverage of the massacre in colorado. this morning more details are continuing to unfold. 12 people consider killed and more than 50 others injured during a shooting spree at the midnight premier of the new batman movie, "the dark knight." leanne gregg reports. >> reporter: mownurners gathere at vigils not far from the crime scene trying to make sense of one of the worst shooting rampages. he kicked in the computer's back door, tossed in smoke devices and came in shooting. he was dressed in black, wearing a gas mask and body armor.

armed with an assault rife, a 12 gauge shotgun and two handguns. steve burton is among the 5 injured. >> at the time i thought it was still fireworks. then i got hit here and realized it was something much more serious. people started screaming. it was a lot of chaos. >> at that moment i remember thinking i'm not going to die in here. me and my kids are not going to die in here. i need to get out. and all i could do is if i stand up, he would shoot me. >> a few miles away the is the's apartment, described by officials as extensively booby trapped becomes a focus of the investigation. they were using robots to try to disarm bottles connected with wires. colorado's governor is among those struggling to understand why this happened. >> the whole country recognizes

that this is something that we don't accept. we're not going to let it happen to us. >> a community in mourning as the investigation enters another day. i'm leanne gregg. back to you. >> the crime scene tape is going to come down in half an hour around the theater. we're also learning of another connection to the rampage. one of the victims recently graduated from the university of pacific in stockton. anderson was shot multiple times by the alleged california gunman, but she survived. she underwent surgery and is said to be doing well. one of victims in colorado narrowly escaped a mall shooting in toronto just weeks earlier.

this is jessica, an aspiring sports reporter. just before the shooting he tweeted me view doesn't start for 20 minutes. that was the last message she sent. her brother said she was committed to everything she did. >> she's a fiery redhead. she's passionate. there's so many words to describe her, and none are negative. >> jessica left a small food court in toronto moments before a gunman started shooting into the crowd there. she wrote i know i am truly blessed for every minute i am given. and this morning a colorado neighbor of the suspected gunman is thankful for her last minute plans fell through. she and her husband planned to catch that premier but kon find someone to watch the children on such short noelts. she says she thanks god she and her husband are still here thai. in spite of the real life massacre movie screenings for the batman movie continue all

over the bay area. some moviegoers have extra company in the form of police. now how bay area theaters are stepping up security measures. >> reporter: one police officer will be walking around checking security. that makes the rodriguez family feel safe. >> i feel fine. i hope it doesn't happen. >> amc theaters are not allowing anyone to wear masks. costumes are okay. despite extra security measures, symptom are nervous. >> where am i going to sit? where can i go? i am pretty worried. >> pierre says he thought about what he would do if something happens. >> i'm going to try to hide. they said he shot everyone who he saw try to run. >> sounds good. but hopefully that will not happen. >> most people we talked to said

they're not going to let whap in colorado change their lives. we did see one woman who walked up to security asking if she could bring in her blanket, and the word getting around that theaters are trying to make things safer. warner brothers released statement following a shooting. it reads we extend our sincere sympathies to the families and loved ones of the victims at this time. the fbi says there are no indication more shooting sprees are planned for more theaters around the country. there's no motive for shooting, but they are confident that he acted alone. you can stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the tragedy in colorado u. nbcbayarea.com is where you can find the latest updates. you can find slide shows on the

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good saturday morning once again. looking live at the bridge. traffic moving smoothly there and really around the bay area we have no problems to speak of this morning. in san diego, a police officer is still in front of the suspected gunman james holmes' parents house this morning. it's where he grew up, and his neighbors and friends are still trying to grasp how james holmes could possibly be capable of committing such a heinous crime. danielle bacus reports.

>> it's such a shocking story. >> for this suburban san diego community the reality is horrifying. >> you don't want to believe these things happen. >> suspected of walking into a crowded theater armed with a shotgun, and three more guns. 24-year-old james holmes grew up on spirit avenue. known as jimmy to friends, he graduated from westview high school in 2006. the son of a successful office engineer and a nurse. described as quiet and shy, someone who never stood out except academically. he took advanced academic courses. >> how do you understand somebody you knew a while ago? somebody i can see myself stand next be accused of committing mass murder? >> he wasn't aggressive. he was well humored. he was kind of shy.

it's not like shyness is as an indicator for shooting up a movie theater. throughout the day others would be escorted out of the home. a family spokesperson says this is a very difficult time for his family. they really want everyone to respect their privacy. it's a very, very sad day. they're working with and communicating with authorities. and really that's all we can say. >> that's danielle baucus reporting. no word on police have a presence at the home. life-supports have clearly taken over the streets. much more ahead on "today in the bay." in the aftermath, teens and kids are bouned to have questions for that parents and how something so awful could happen.

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all right. welcome back. it's 7:43. you're looking live at alcatraz. sunshine, as you can notice this time of day. so that's quite the change on this saturday. a beautiful day expected all across the board. again, we're talking about very warm conditions. in fact, lalready starting off n the 50s and 60s. 57 in san francisco and oakland.

down south in east bay already in the 60s. that's a sip of what's headed our way once we get to the afternoon hours. that typically sends the monsoonal moisture aup to the four corners region. that will shift this way as we head through the day. that means we get in on the record warmth that we've been talking about. really across the middle part of the country. for today, plenty of sunshine heating up. an the heat does stick with us this upcoming workweek. we're talking mid 80s in the middle of the workweek. we have high pressure that's been dominating most of the country since summer began, and we get in on it today. so we're talking 80s and 90s inland. and other than that, it will be a bit breezy at the coast.

so here's a look the future cast. plenty of sun all the way across the board. even to the east bay. tomorrow morning you'll notice pretty much clear. so for today, again, a little bit warm. 98 in livermore. you're heading over to fairfield. 99. santa rosa at 90. napa, 91. you get off to the bay and find cooler readings. oakland at 79. of course with the readings i know you're thinking, where can i head to the beach? >> you'll be at 73. not bad. still a little cool. beach water at 50, 51 degrees there. perhaps a degree or two cooler. but awesome waves. if you haven't had a chance to get to half-moon bay, did he feel check it out along highway 1. one of the warmer beaches, santa

cruz at 83 degrees. my guess is santa cruz will be pretty packed later on today. your seven day forecast shows san francisco warm all the way through tuesday. there will be a chance for showers on lake tahoe. otherwise we remain dry here at home. this is the time of year when we're used to that. enjoy the sunshine. remember the spf. remember the water. can't stress that enough. heat is one of the top killers. remember, drink water. water, water, water. >> and we keep covering all of what happens in colorado. so if you're headed out there in the water, a nice peaceful atmosphere. hopefully local is where you can find more information about that. again this morning, people across the nation are still mourning the senseless loss in

colorado. some of the victims are now describing the attack. he was attending with a friend who said the gunman was no more than 30 feet away. he was wounded in the leg. his friend was also shot. he described the is the as methodical. >> she once. it just lit up the theater. then he coughed and shot again. as that moment i grabbed my buddy. i said get doup ch we have to get down. so i just buried my head down in the aile and started to pray. >> he said he closed his eyes the whole time. when something tragic like the colorado massacre happens, how do you explain to your kids?

lindsay wilcox has more on what the expers says you can do. just houring after the shooting in colorado, north texas batman fan were road di. >> nothing will stop me from coming to see batman. >> with the constant coverage of the massacre all over tv, raid you and the internet, it's bound to raise tough questions for some kids and teens. >> it's going to be important for parents to understand they know their children best. and you know, listen to this their gut instinct on how much information they should share with their children. >> cinda says it's important to be honest and direct while sharing age appropriate information. >> i don't believe in sugar coating i. because kids are going to overhear things and try to fill in their own blanks for information that they are looking for. consider tagging along when they go to the theater. >> some may not be that happy. this is where you have to pull

out the parent card. >> eric joule went to see a movie with his son who says he could separate the movie from reality. >> i try not to think about it. >> others have a new warning for the kids. the teenagers said while they were not scared to go into the theater, they couldn't help but think of the colorado victims. especially as they sat through the more violent portions of the movie. >> still ahead, remembering columbine. we'll hear from a kol ul pine shooting on how to rise over tragedy. one couple caught in the cross fire of the aurora movie theater did just that. we have their story coming up. kids, do you know what it is that makes this country great?

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good morning. it's going to be warm in san francisco with a projected high of 74. in the valley it's going to be hot so be prepared for that. a gunman opened fire at a packed movie theater in colorado. james and his girlfriend were in the theater nine at century 16 when the gunfire started. ann curry spoke with them on "dateline" last night. >> his head fell back the way i was holding it into the crack in the seats in front of us. and i got stuck and he was crying and i was like, his head is exposed. he's going to get shot. so i just jumped over. so i just maneuvered over somehow and grabbed him.

i crawled towards the sar stairway. i was thinking, should i play dead? are they coming up the stairs? >> the mom was grazed by a bullet, but the children fortunately were not hurt. after the couple escaped the theater, they went to the hospital, which became the scene of another momentous event. he proposed and she said yes. he said the shooting made him realize he could never live without her. another colorado community knows too well what aurora is going away today. less than 20 miles away a shooting at columbine high school in 1999 killed 12 students and one teachers. what does it take for people to overcome a tragedy of this magnitude? ann curry talked with craig scott who survived the column bin shooting. his sister rachel did not. he suffered flashbacks and angers for years.

the turning point is when he decided to forgive the killers. >> for me, for years i held onto hatred to the shooters that had no right to do what they did. killed nen eed innocent people. it started to take a toll on me. the and affect how i treated people. i carried around the anger. part of the healing process is forgetting and letting go. it's leating go of so you can move on. there's a quote that forgiveness is like setting a prisoner free and finding out the prisoner is you. >> he says it took him ten years to reach a real place although he still misses his sister rachel. he also says there can be amazing good that comes out of this. don't let the shooter steal anything from you. much more ahead on "today in the bay." investigators are still trying

to figure out how to enter the suspect killer's apartment.

in just about five minutes police in aurora are expected to take down the crime scene tape, and the mall should reopen in an hour. as time goes on we're getting a fuller picture of james holmes, the gunman behind the largest mass shooting in u.s. history. the 24-year-old is described as a reclusive standoffish grad student who recently and abruptly quit school when he dropped out of the doctoral program. he graduated with honors in 2010 from riverside with a degree in neuroscience. police say he had no criminal history. this morning investigators are trying to figure out how to

safely enter the suspect killer's pardon me. photos show trip wires, jars full of ammunition and liquid. firefighters are monitoring the building for gases to determine what chemical holmes might have used in his trap. and investigators hope getting inside the apartment will give them insight into james holmes. so far hz he refused to cooperate with investigatored. >> and the fbi and homeland investigators say there's no indication there are other shooting sprees planned. they reveal no motive nor the shooting, but investigators say they are confident that he acted alone. and our coverage continues on our news tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. for your weather forecast, you can find that on nbcbayarea.com.

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