captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> a dazed-looking james holmes made his first court appearance this morning he showed no emotions, relatives took a close look at the young man. good morning i'm kristen sze. cheryl jennings is off. rebecca he has the latest from colorado now. -- >> reporter: shooting suspect james holmes sat quietly in a colorado courtroom today, appearing dazed. >> you have a right to a jury

trial. >> reporter: unshaven and with his hair dyed sat silently. the prosecutor said she's considering the death penalty. >> victims will be impacted by that decision so they will want to have and we will want their input. >> reporter: the 20 -- the 24-year-old is accused of killing 12 and injuring 58 after firing a hail of bullets during the midnight premiere of a batman sequel. investigators combing through his apartment tell abc news they found a computer and move evidence of a batman obsession including a poster and mask. they described the space as a bomb factory and death trap. >> this apartment was designed to kill whoever entered it. >> reporter: police found 30 potential bombs with a control panel. scores of bullets. 10 gallons of gasoline. after dropping out of his

doctoral program last month he an mind online to joan a colorado gun range. the owner became concerned after listening to holmes' phone message which he described as bizarre, freakish. a stark contrast to this image of a smiling and relaxed holmes at 18-years-old giving a speech at a science camp. authorities are asking what happened to him? holmes is back in solitary at this hour. police say he's not cooperating. his parents remain silent. rebecca stevens for abc news. many family and friends of the victims spent yesterday attending a prayer vigil and meeting with president obama. mr. obama refused to say the gunman's name he did mention two survivors. >> reporter: ally stood up and she was immediately shot. stephanie had the presence of

behind to drop on the ground with her, apply pressure the entire time while the gunman was still shooting. >> other victims are being remembered for sacrificing their lives to save their friends. the youngest victim was 6-year-old ver ron her mother ashley, who was pregnant, remains in critical condition. stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for the latest developments on the theater massacre. we have a slide show remembering the 12 victims on the front page of our website. ama daetz is in colorado and will have live reports starting at 4:00. san jose police looking for the again man who shot and killed a man and -- for a gunman who shot and killed a man and woman in their home overnight. katie marzullo is live with the latest. >> reporter: seconds ago we saw a man and woman show up at

the house either friends or family members of the couple distraught, falling to their knees screaming trying to barge into the house. whoever carried out these killings still on the loose. a neighbor says she saw a man running from the home but not much to go on. >> i don't know i'm shaken up about it. >> reporter: two people were shot dead in their home around 4:30 this morning in what is described as a nice quiet neighborhood north of downtown san jose. neighbors called 911 after hearing yelling and gunshots. >> they entered the house and found a male and female both adults we are not saying whether anybody was in the house. >> reporter: a neighbor says the couple has three young children and the family moved in about eight months ago. that same neighbor says she saw a man running from the house after the shooting but it was dark and she couldn't get a good look. >> we had information that the suspect may still be in the

area we have no specific information the suspect is in the area. if there's a possibility we have to conduct a search we call it a public safety search. >> reporter: there's not much evidence of the crime from the street just a broken window a chevy was towed from the street police won't say how it is connected. >> pretty upset about it. in the daytime it is a very quiet area. i guess at night the wolves come out. >> reporter: again, as for whoever carried out this double homicide, officers did search the neighborhood, they went door-to-door in a one block radius of this neighborhood. again, the person so far is still on the loose. as far as motive, the sergeant tells me is too early to know. katie marzullo, abc7 news. president obama is about to leave the bay area but he's returning a few hours later this afternoon for his latest campaign fundraising visit. live pictures now at sfo you

can see air force one there. the president is expected to leave within a half hour. you can see once again -- you can see air force one waiting for barack obama. amy hollyfield is live at the inter-continental hotel in san francisco. >> reporter: he left five minutes ago he's on his way to sfo streets are starting to open back up. his visits are becoming so frequent some locals are getting good at navigating away around the restrictions. president obama's quick stay in san francisco created a long monday morning for people in the south of market area there were security sweeps and street shutdowns. >> an hour to go around the block. >> reporter: she owns the cafe across the street from obama's hotel the secret service closes her doors 30 minutes before and after his departure. >> can't have any customers in. or they have to stay in they

lock you down. >> reporter: hotel guests couldn't catch a cab in front of the hotel. ladies wearing heels didn't appreciate not being able to get door-to-door service. >> you had to walk blocks and blocks and blocks to get access. i guess i understand it because we have to be secure. but it was sort of hard on the humps to do. >> reporter: the inter-continental and secret service set up a checkpoint for access to the sidewalk in front of the hotel. >> showed our id here. i'm in the hotel now, i had to take my bag that was it. it wasn't as bad as going throughout airport. >> a little chaotic. great, trying to get to work now. >> reporter: the president will be in oakland later today. protesters are expected from noon through 9:00 tonight. he has appearance at the fox theater and in a private home. police are adding extra officers in case protesters get out of hand. despite the inconveniences of

his visit some say they are glad to be part of it. >> cool experience and seeing the whole process is interesting. >> reporter: all of that so the president could sleep here. he arrived last night. now he's on his way to reno. then coming back to oakland. i asked why? they say the trip to colorado was unexpected so at the last minute it was a logistical issue there was no other hotel to accommodate him at the last minute. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. there will be several street closures in oakland for the president's visit at the fox theater telegrah and san pablo avenues close from 17th to 20th, side streets in between will be closed from broadway to san low 17th street entrance to the 19th street bart station will be closed. our waze app will help you navigate for president obama's visit tonight undownload the

app to your smartphone and become a traffic spotter it is available through itunes or the android market. ac transit will be rerouting several buses until 11:00 tonight passengers should expect delays. for a full list go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. republican presidential contender mitt romney has wrapped up his san francisco fundraising swing and has moved on to southern california. at this hour he's participating in a small business roundtable in orange county. his san francisco fundraisers included a private lunch in woodside, reception at the fairmont hotel and dinner at a pacific heights home. tickets ranged from $2500 to $50,000. his campaign will not say how much he raised in the bay area. san jose officials just wrapped up a hearing on whether the upscale matrix casino will be allowed to open. the owners have been trying to

get a license to open since last year. the police chief said today he will make a decision by the end of the week. the owners say if approved they hope to open by the end of the month they plan to shutdown the existing garden city casino when that happens. still ahead, unprecedented series of penalties. another blow to the pen tate football program and the legacy of coach joe paterno. ncaa announces punishment in the wake of the sex abuse scandal. what. big announcement from secretary of state secretary of state hillary clinton in the fight [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network

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>> officials say four final have died where a pick-up truck with illegal immigrants veered off the highway and crashed into trees, the deaths include 11 males and three females two kids. nine others are hurt. at least 23 were crammed in the ford's cabin bed. immigration investigators looking into what they say was a human smuggling operation. penn state has been slapped with a big punishment for covering up the jerry sandusky child rape scandal. ncaa governing body of college sports is fining penn state 60 million dollars itch the money will go to programs preventing child sexual abuse and assisting victims. it has banned the team from

post-season play including bowl games for four years. penn state will lose 20 football scholarships per year. all of paterno's victories from 1998 to 201011 are being wiped off the books. the -- the ruling holds penn state responsible for failing to protect victims of jerry sandusky. he spent years molesting children sometimes on university property. >> the historically unprecedented actions by the ncaa today are warranted by the conspiracy of silence that was maintained at the highest levels of the university in reckless and callus disregard for the children. >> the big ten conference announced its own punishment, withholding penn state's 13 million dollar share of bowl game revenue. this morning paterno's family say the sanctions defamed his legacy and are a panicked response that punishes penn state students.

right now back live to sfo you can see the president's motorcade is just now arriving on the tarmac at san francisco international airport he is leaving after arriving last night. he's going to fly to reno now and he's going to be there for a short time speak together vfw then turning back around and coming back to the bay area. except when he comes back he is said to return to oakland international airport across the the reason he's returning to oakland is because that's where he will be based this afternoon and evening with activities in the east bay. you can see president obama right now stepping out of his car, walking up the stairs, he's getting some salutes as he walks up towards air force one where he will and head to reason know tonight he has a couple of events fundraiser at a private home in piedmont. and a public event at the fox theater in oakland.

we did tell you about downtown traffic ramifications street closures you saw the president waving a quick good-bye. there he goes inside air force one and he will be taking off for reason know, happening live now. the u.s. is donating 80 million dollars in new funding to help poor countries eliminate the number of children born with hiv. hillary clinton made that announcement today at the international aids conference in washington, d.c.. clinton says the money will help get drugs to hiv infected pregnant women. she says the u.s. is investing millions to study how to protect high risk populations. >> if we are going to beat aids we can't afford to avoid sensitive conversations and we can't fail to reach the people who are at the highest risk! [ applause ] >> the head of aids division at san francisco general is

co-chairing the conference sir elton john made a surprise appearance on the national mall this morning where volunteers are displaying the aids quilt. >> meteorologist lisa argen in for mike. the sun is shining fully and getting warm. yeah, if we can hold on to this day and bottle it, it nice and we see bigger changes if you like it cool that's in store. also the end of the workweek is looking different. i'll explain, coming up. bay area-based pete's coffee goes private with a

lisa is here now it looks nice here but you are tracking thunderstorms. >> yeah obama is going to fly right into those and decide the weather is back here. another good reason to come back. very active day in the sierra nevada. vollmer peak you have a little haze lots of sun and numbers have warmed into the 70s inland. another warm one for you, summer-like and closer to the bay out in the ballpark looking good nice and sunny here beautiful day in the city winds pick up onshore flow all across the bay later this evening. live doppler 7 hd here we are in the sierra nevada we've had rain around blue canyon all morning.

truckee the entire lake looking at showers even embedded thunderstorm since this morning they've had over 1,000 lightning strikes, dangerous conditions here. this all spreads to the south throughout the southern sierra today. if you are traveling from sacramento east and south, watch out for the activity there. back home nice stable air mass you can see low clouds and fog beginning to pull back from parts of the coast not so lucky along the central coast still socked in. look at the numbers r7bgs 1 fremont, 75 livermore, beam me back up scottie. 64 oakland around the monterey bay low clouds and fog here. temperatures today cooler anywhere from four to eight degrees cooler than yesterday and that's due to a stronger inland push of that marine air. winds earlier this morning, later tonight they will pick up again. low clouds linger at the coast cooler this afternoon, more cooling throughout the middle of the week things turning

around again for the end of the week. first low bringing showers, storms, breezy conditions, wide range of temperatures today. by tomorrow night into wednesday we are looking at this next system to reinforce that cool air. today we've got the thunderstorms north and south in the sierra nevada. hot weather in the central valley. nice weather along the coast around the bay that. pace going to last, temperatures each day -- that's going to last temperatures each day coming down. 80 san jose, 77 redwood city. san francisco nice mid and upper 60s, breezy winds in the north bay, cooler today with 80 in san rafael, low 70s berkeley near fremont 80 today, numbers on your way again to summer-like readings here not too hard to take danville that's what you expect time of year 91 watsonville 72 tonight in the city nice evening going to get cool through the 7:00,

8:00 hour winds could kick up low clouds and fog across the bay tonight 53 in the city, 60 concord. we talked about the cool down through the middle of the week. warm-up looks more comfortable. emeryville-based pete's coffee going private. a german company which invests in consumer goods will pay more than 977 million dollars. pete's was founded in 1966 in berkeley. the company will keep its headquarters here in the bay area. it is

today the devastating health that could be avoided by less salt. the budget botox that can give you a lift without injections and high cost. those stories and more at 4 and 5. >> right now you are looking at a live picture of air force one en route to reno with president obama speaking there in front of vfw then coming back to oakland this afternoon for fundraisers tonight. finally, you want your wedding gown comfortable enough to dance in, but to run in? these women in serbia took part in an annual race wearing wedding gowns. the ladies dashed nearly 500

feet in the streets of belgrade the popular summer race is a short distance but the heavy fabric makes it feel longer, both married and unmarried women can participate they are awarded prizes such as a free trip. some had the high heels on. >> i was going to say if you don't have the heels okay. >> you might trip over the train. >> that's possible. for all of us here thanks for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. just like abc7 news on facebook and you will make a difference to foster kids