>> he remains in a solitary confinement. police say that he is not being cooperative. and they are moving those explosives from his apartment. over 30 handmade grenades. 10 gal. of gasoline into small containers. all of them with a trip wires connected to a trip box. >> this is one of the first that we could describe as the house bomb in the united states. some of these exist in the united states, the middle east. >> the dangerous job of spraying water on the controls. disabling explosives and preserving evidence. >> this apartment was designed, i have seen to kill whoever enters. if you think that we are angry? we sure are. >> this control box is being investigated. he stockpiled objects, weapons, ammunition, for four months.

>> for the last 60 days he has been very methodical, careful. and in the control and he comes into court and all of a sudden is catatonic i do not believe it. >> there has been speculation that he has the jailhouse mitigation impact however this is saying that he was not a drug. james holmes is due back in court next monday. today a judge ruled that cameras will not be allowed. there has been clip an outpouring of emotion into average citizens. >> these 12 white crosses are serving as a grief sentiment each representing a life lost.

people have been stopping by and aurora, colorado to write messages for the victims. one woman came a fort the youngest. six year-old. she was in her movie theater with her mother inches now paralyzed. >> want to tell her mother this. i am out here for you. for your daughter. i've loved you. and i am sorry for your loss. i am so sorry! i am so sorry. (sobbing) >> this hard warming seen seven heartwarming -- of the denver broncos. with support from the medical staff. he even showed up and his air national guard. this showing kristin -- christian bayle is there to meet with the victims and for the people that are helping him hill.

eal.. new details. we spoke to his fifth grade teacher. they say that they knew him very well. his teacher said that somewhere along along and it's something happened. and he went to the dark side. >> somewhere along the line holmes went to the dark side of the words of his fifth grade teacher. that young jimmy homes. was the kid that everybody thought would be voted most likely to succeed. >> it makes me really sad.

because he was a really good kid. >> they say that the james holmes the remembers is anything now being called a monster. >> he was a hot performer, academically. pleasant. high- performer, will dress for and i trusted him. it is amazing that i remember this because it was 14 years ago so it struck out. >> he is teaching in castro. he is saying that jimmy holmes was easily his best student. >> he was level, positive, and a bit quiet but he did have a friends. he was not overly social. he had to really good friends. there were bright. it is shocking. somewhere, he snapped. >> despite the orange hair he recognize that same a bright kid that could run faster. including his teacher. deciding a school website in only two days. , he code did this and only two days! >> this was 1998. line by line. and he said to view know how he used to like to run? and if there were beat me? they could get a reward. and nobody could

beat me except jimmy. >> he says that there is no sign that he was headed for trouble. >> he turned to the dark side and i did not know why. and it is just really, horrible. that it is unbelievable >>reporter: in monteray, rob fladeboe, kron4. stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage. will the latest details at kron 4 .com had and we invite you to share our comments. kron 4 facebook fan page let us get an update with the forecast. >> good morning, ericka. >>erica: good morning, james we will be much cooler as we go towards this afternoon even compared to yesterday.

yesterday. however, right now we cannot see the light quite yet but there is fought with mild temperatures. we are contending with 50s. that fog and cloud coverage will burn off. revealing sunshine albeit sunshine. 60s-'80s. that fog will return to the coastline as we go towards this evening. currently, 57 degrees in richmond. a few degrees cooler in oakland, hayward and redwood city. and the future cast showing that by lunch we do see a sliver of 50s even into the 12:00 hour. 70's, inland. as we advance by 3:00 p.m., we are really dealing with a narrow range of temperatures. usually, a 40 degrees. but for the most

part '60s, '70s and even some 80s. but that is pretty much it. of course, temperatures are naturally cooler. i am speaking about 10 degrees cooler. downtown san francisco reaching 63 degrees. 76 degrees in concord. and we could squeeze out 80s for concord, pleasanton, fremont. the satellite showing the cloud

>>james: thank you. interstate 80 near hercules there has been two men shot. just after there were shot a round 11:00 p.m. last night. at that time they had received a report of a pedestrian on it the high with that was destroye disrupting --e flow of traffic. interstate - 80 was closed for at least 20 minutes. this incident is still under investigation. these men are in hospital. >> apple products are getting

cheaper but it is bad news for investors. the company says that the recent growth slowed in net income. the slowest in decrease in years. the sales of iphone as it did not to meet expectations. still, it is a nearly $9 million that is up 20%. let us take a break. 4:09 and this other camera. this is our golden gate camera. light traffic we will. back.

they are being asked to report any vehicles or people knocking on doors in the afternoon or in the hours. all right. more headlines straight ahead. let's go outside and give you a look as we take a break here to

the toll plaza. traffic is nice and light. we'll be right back.

we're back. search teams are looking for a man who went hiking in the sierra nevada. tom hang left on what was supposed to be a day hike over 14,000 feet tall but never returned. dozens of people have joined in the search t will resume at daylight. police are investigating the theft of more than $12,000 worth of tickets for the gill roy garlic festival. 1000 tickets were stolen from the festival association office sometime between june 5th and july 2nd. half of those tickets were for adults the other were for children and senior admission. police say that some of the tickets have been sold on line. all of them though will not be honored at entrance gates f you purchased them, you will be

denied entrance when you arrive. >> man accused of setting the robber's fire that burn 3d thousand acres appeared in court yesterday. bail was increased to brian mason to $500,000. he faces two charges. 12 firefighters were hurt during the battle of that fire. police arrested the 28-year-old suspect last friday. they estimate the cost for fighting the fire at more than $13 million. the fire is now fully contained. lightning strikes have sparked dozens of wildfires most are in northern california. we have a update. >> and between sunday and monday more than 73 confirmed wildfires were started as a result of lightning strikes. this a week where the firefighters have pretty much put out every wildfire that was burning in california. let's take a look at a earth

map. officials say 2800 lightning strikes landed across california in the northern half of the state and the strikes triggered fires, most were small, some burning a single tree or a few acres. they have put out most of these quickly. the dense concentration is in el dorado between sacramento and lake tahoe. this is the lightning complex fire. 1800 strikes were recorded in the counties. tuesday evening cal fire updated stats. there are 19 active here and 54- acres have been burned. firefighters have the fires 80% contained f all goes -- if all goes well, they hope for full containment. there is more dry wert expected. they will use the aircraft and spotters to keep an eye out for the wildfires.

charles clifford in san francisco. we are getting a break from the heat. good morning to you. a relief for some, the temperatures will be sitting from the upper 60s in some locations all the way to the 80s. that's expected for the afternoon. now we're contending with 590s around the area -- 50s around the area t is socking us here in san francisco -- it is socking us in here in san francisco. and hayward at 59 and 61 linking up and 50s in half moon and 54 for those waking up in napa. and we have a story by 5:00 you can see that cloud cover hugging the coast line all the way stretching down to san mateo county. that cloud cover is more widespread filling in for the water locations, oakland, concord and livermore valley. as we head into the afternoon, the cloud cover will break

apart and it will burn off. the temperatures will be a little bit cooler compared to what we have been experiencing this summer. we are below the seasonal average. for the most part, 70s in the south bay with sunnyvale at 77. warmer through santa clara. 80s and out in 76 on tap for concord. 70 for castro valley. cool to mild around the bay area. we will see sunshine, 63 in downtown san francisco, 70 and as we check out the forecast. the 7-day forecast. tomorrow and friday will be the coolest. do not expect 80s around the bay. in the 60s. mid-60s for the coast and it looks like the temperatures will climb again as we transition into the weekend. over in the traffic center now looking, it is a quiet ride around the bay area.

starting the bridge check. the toll plaza, smooth sailing from all three of the approaches. san mateo and 92, no problems getting to the bridge. and a live look at the golden gate bridge, it looks dark, i don't know if lights are out but we don't have any accidents to report southbound 101. over here on the traffic map, you will see a lot of green for the east shore and westbound 24. we're not seeing any backups or delays if you are coming off the pass. and making your way closer to the 580 interchange. now the headlines this morning. san francisco deputies have been, a deputy has been arrested. you can see him. he is facing charges related to domestic violence. he was arrested on thursday in a city business on market street in san francisco. he was featured in a

documentary called the butch factor and is openly gay. police are investigating a home invasion robbery t was monday -- it was on monday night near lake merritt. three people, one with a gun, broke into the apartment. they beat a resident and robbed him. neighbors say they are concerned about the violence but they are not entirely surprised. >> i mean i don't know where they came from. from out of the city or came from some other neighborhood where this has been going on all along. and what is shock something that it is happening in the nicer neighborhoods. >> but it should be shocking anyway. >> the victim will recover from the attack. now to san mateo where a second case of west nile has been confirmed. and jeff bush confirms where it was found and what the county is doing. >> reporter: and agents were

out patroling the known waterways where the mosquitoes lay their eggs. the process consists of dipping this into the water to look for these, the mosquitoe eggs. most bitten by the are not affected but the ones who are can have serious health problems. one out of five can get ill, that's a flu-like illness but it can and has progressed to comas, bad diseases. >> reporter: that's why the county want -- county wanted to get a jump start and kill the mosquitoes carrying it. the latest case was discovered this month in this area and wood side drive t was a dead squirrel in someone's backyard. the lab results came back positive. >> we have had no mosquitoes or humans test positive for the virus in the county in the last several years. >> reporter: that's why they are taking it so seriously.

crews are keeping the population down but it is important to call them if you find a dead bird or squirrel in your yard. we know what caused a leak and fire at. a c transit back in may a report says a pressure relief valve known to fail was used t is unclear why it was used since the manufacturer use as valve to withstand the hydrogen. it prompted street closures and closure of schools and businesses. in the meantime, ac transit had to stop using the buses because it has nowhere to refuel them. the board will discuss the issue later on today. we'll take a break, 4:24. let's go out and give you a look from the bridge camera showing highway 92. traffic is light here. we'll be right back.

members of the jackson family were caught on video on monday. here is some of it here. and we see why the deputies with called to the home after a fight broke out. >> reporter: this a family feud and it is becoming ugly. to make matters worse the jackson family drama was recorded by a camera and is now making the media rounds. this video shows some tense moments between the jackson family members. jermaine and randy tried to convince the two oldest children of michael to leave their home with them. but paris and prince resisted, you can see janet apparently trying to take a cell phone away from paris. on the video, they appeared to be recording the incident with their cell phones. tmz says that janet called paris a spoiled little (bleep) and deputies broke up the scuffle minutes later and no

one was arrested, although a battery report was taken and an investigation is ongoing. the incident comes amid a public dispute over the whereabouts of katherine jackson who has not cabinetted her children since mid-july. reported missing but found with her daughter in arizona. well a mongisnor who was the first catholic official branded a felon for covering up sex abuse claims has been sentenced to three to six years in prison. william lnyy handled assignments and complaints from 1992 to 2004 a jury convicted him of fellly endangerment for oversight for a defrocked priest. the lawyers will appeal. all right a break here at 4:28. next the bottom of the hour the latest headlines for you. here is a look outside. we'll get a update on the

weather forecast for today and the commute with erica.

we're back. our top story is the latest developments out of colorado where a outpouring of love, in many forms; aurora, it is continuing here in the wake of friday's shooting during a showing of the dark knight rises. the governor of colorado announceed a group taking donations to help the victims has reached $2 million. they include the coproducers of the movie, warner brothers and as we report, that's just one example. >> reporter: the star of the movie christian bale made a personal appearance in aurora. he met with the victims at a hospital, according to a tv station. he visited the memorial near the theater. there are flowers, candles and stuffed animals and 12 crosses on a hill, one for each person who died.

and there is new life. baby hugo was born on tuesday. they his parents were caught in the attack. the father was shot in the face. he lost his right eye, has brain damage and in critical condition in a coma. the uncle went on camera. >> i guess he moved his hand to the baby trying to feel his son, touch him. his heart rate, there was a change in it. the best way to describe it is bittersweet, we're all looking forward to this, we're excited about this, it is a silver lining to a very dark cloud. >> as the memorial grows, there is a new development. the first lawsuit filed by one of those victims. he is suffering distress from the incident he is suing the theater. the company that produced the

movie and holm's doctors saying they did not monitor his medication. the police say holm acted alone, legal experts say prosecutors have to build their case. we have more on the challenge in court. >> reporter: as the investigators dissect the apartment for devices, experts say that they are looking for valuable evidence such as a diary. experts and the prosecutor said that such items will prove vital as colorado prosecutors build their case against holmes. >> the real preparation will be on a psychological state. and if those had gone off and any journals any diary would have been destroyed. that's key evidence to show was he thinking to get the goal. >> reporter: and despite holm's growingy court appearance and the possibility he may be suffering from a mental

disorder a bi polar disorder does not provide a legal defense to murder. he adds the facts show that he knewway was doing. >> crazy people kill themselves. this guy made sure he would not die with the vests and knee pads and the devices in the apartment. no questionway wanted to do. he wanted to kill the first responders. he has a high level of premeditation. what looks like first degree murder to me. >> reporter: farce if they will seek death, it is likely. >> one of the typical factors in several states is multiple murder, together with premeditation. ky not imagine --ky not imagine anything more cruel than murdering kids at a theater t does not get more cruel than this. -- it does not get any more cruel than this. >> it is reigniting the debate

over gun control. michael moore took issue with the president when he visited he says that he wonders if he will be okay with the country's gun control laws if the shooting had hit closer to home. >> the president has to be the leader on this. when he was there and in aurora the other night and he is a great guy, i mean a the heart that he has the things he said were so powerful and, yet, when he brought his own children into it and said my two daughters go to the movies and what if it were them, well, i guess if the president is watching right now, i says this with all due respect, what if it were them? what if it were them last thursday night. would you stand at the microphone and say i feel your pain, you know, we and the existing gun laws are enough. is that what you would say, mr.

president? i don't think so. >> in colorado there are reports that sales are increasing. the denver post said over the weekend checks were approved for 2800 people who wanted to buy a gun. that's an increase of 43% over the previous weekend. and as we report in the capitol, there is a renewed call for tougher gun laws. >> this has nothing to do with second amendment rights. >> reporter: with that the new york representative and a handful of other lawmakers called on congress to pass a ban on high capacity. a mmo clips like the ones used in the movie theater shooting. >> this was made from the military and the police. this is meant to kill as many people as possible and in a short period of time. >> reporter: but shortly after the news conference ended, leaders indicated there will be no push for tighter gun control

laws. no surprise says the u.s. political science professor cory cook. >> the democrats, and there are gun rights advocates that may look at obama differently if he takes a strong position on this. and republicans who themselves like governor romney who might have difficulty if he comes out as a strict second amendment position on this. and the parties have a lot of reason to dodge the issue and focus on those that will unite the base. >> in addition to being a political hot potato that the president nor the presidential hopeful mitt romney can get behind, there is a question whether it is something that the public can support. >> there has been no action because there has been no outrage out there. people have not rallied forward. >> she is the one that sponsored the original assault weapons ban. she says she supports this bill to ban the clips, she says that

she is looking for a way to renew the assault weapons ban and make it stronger. >> stay with kron 4 for more on the massacre. we'll have details on our web site. we invite to you share your thoughts on our facebook page and twitter. now to the forecast on this wednesday for that we'll go to erica. good morning. we made it to the middle of the week, you know what, it will cool down. now the next three days will be cooler than the average, i'm talking about a good 10 degrees. coupled with that we're dealing with a lot of cloud cover. you can see that over the bridge camera. but the good news we have not seen much in the current conditions temperature wise. 59 in oakland. no shocks or surprises as you step outside of the door. now you will notice the cool down as we head into the afternoon and it shows by

lunchtime holding on to upper 50s along the coast line, it looks like everyone is surrounded by the water in the 60s and 70s. and overall the conditions. you can see by 3 p.m. the highs not dealing with the wide range and it is narrow and 60s and 70s and a few low 80s but that's it. only dealing with about a 20- degree spread. and the 7-day around the bay forecast shows several changes to talk about. today cooler than the average but we'll cool things off for the next couple of days. thursday and friday the warmest inland areas will not see the 80s. we'll see 60s for the bay locations, mid-60s along the coast line. fog and sunshine at least for the first half of the weekend. coupled with that temperatures will rise. we could see upper 80s for your warmest areas -- areas.

we could actually squeeze out some 90s. we'll keep finetuning the forecast for you here on kron 4. but i want to turn to traffic. no problem spots. no hot spots. overnight roadwork to contend with. not the case here and traffic is getting busy. no delays to speak of. and the drive under 10 minutes and to fremont street this morning. here at the san mateo bridge a drive of 11 minutes from end to end. as we wrap up here the bridge check with a look at the golden gate, no cars within camera shot. nice and easy ride coming out of we have to take a break. the news will be right back. stay with us.

and he is on death row and she is a woman whose cousin may be a victim. now is the time to let him leave his cell. she shares the letter that she received from one of the killers. we're following the story. >> he wants his off his chest and done. >> the assembly member is referring to the death row inmate who in a new letter shares his emotions about getting tout help authorities find human grave sites. >> he has become frustrated, he was ready and willing to go out to the sites in january when we had the first effort. here we are seven months leader and he has not been able to go out and point. >> reporter: he has led authorities to remains of five people who he says were victims of the speed freak killer. and he is still in there.

>> if he were able to go out to the sites and point to where the victims are buried, i believe that the fbi specialists could come in. >> reporter: and the leader does not reference past locations, he has sent eight and some do reference locations the newest spot is lake county. >> he talked to three other inmates about giving up other victims that they have and between the three inmates there are 14 victims. >> we will follow that story as it continues to develop. and we're going to take a break. we have a look outside to show you as we go. the bridge where it is a light ride. a non-existent commute on the span at this moment.

we're back with more headlines and as we know two people were killed in that apartment fire in pleasant hill that we brought you yesterday morning. that fire started early in the

morning on donegal way. some neighbors are reacting that the smoke alarms were not working properly. the detectives are in the house. when you move in. you check to make sure they are working. if not you have to replace the batteries f repraising it -- replacing it does not work, let the landlord work they will replace it. as a tenant you are responsible for checking periodically that they are working. >> when i found out it was her unit on fire i prayed she was not home. that was not the case. it damaged 16 apartments and 60 people were displaced. the red cross is helping them. we'll have more headlines in a second. now the forecast as we hit midweek. another cooler day. >> good morning to you, james t will be cool near the afternoon. no doubt about that. and the temperatures will be below the average.

i'm talking by 10 degrees t looks like the summer weather is taking a vacation from the bay area. and you will not notice it yet. we're running average with downtown san francisco coming in. now a look at the headlines. we have fog to contend with. cooler conditions will persist. that is situated along the coast line and inland by 8:00. and spreading over the waters and affecting concord and spilling into the livermore valley. as we transition into the afternoon t will clear out. temperatures will be cooler compared to what we have been used to t is continuing with 77

expected in sunnyvale and barely seeing any 80s whatsoever. the 80s that we see in the warmest areas will keep it on the lower end with fairfield at 81 and 82 expected in pittsburgh only reaching 77 out a72 in union city. overall pretty mild and cool. good news we will see that sunshine. plenty of 70s and the north bay and san francisco and 69 expected in san bruno. and yes that pattern of morning fog and sunshine will continue with the temperatures even cooler tomorrow and friday. it looks like saturday we'll see the temperatures spike again we're in the 80s for the warmest areas around the bay and the 60s. and by sunday and starting the i next week overall nice conditions. pleasant and it looks like we could see 90s again by tuesday.

we'll monitor your forecast right here on kron 4 but in the traffic center i wanted to do a check to show you no major delays across the area. here is the approach to the toll plaza, traffic is moving well from all three approaches. no metering lights. i have been checking the sensors. we're seeing up the incline and the upper deck. no problems to contend with her at the bridge. no backup at the toll plaza. no problem getting down the nimitz freeway. and 101, traffic is moving smoothly. and if you are coming out of marin county. here you will see all is well on the nimitz and 580 as well. as we go to the south bay freeways, 1 01 up well with out of the coyote valley. no problems for interstate 280 and it looks like northbound 85 is smooth and easy with no

incidents to report. if you are taking public transit. you are good to go. bart and cal trans this morning. and a quick update on housing here in the bay. and the report shows that the home values are continuing to head upwards. that's good news. according to the web site nearly all bay area counties showed positive growth during the second quarter. home values went up 4% over the previous quarter. the east bay's county grew by 3% and in the north baima rin rose 2%. and we spoke with agents in san jose about what it means for buyers and sellers. >> reporter: to give you an idea how hot real estate is now, this three bedroom house in the willow glen neighborhood listed for $750,000 sold four days after it went on the market. >> on thursday. and on saturday and sunday we had many offers immediately.

i mean just really quick. >> the winning bid was above the asking price. and the association of realtors says that low interest rates and improving job market and fewer foreclosures are behind the spike in home values. that's good news it is making it tough for buyers competing for the listings available. >> it's not uncommon to have 20, 3 0, 4 0 offers depending on the area. >> reporter: the higher prices are generating renew interested from homeowners who have been waiting to sell. >> now they feel better about the pricing, yes, we're getting, everyone is getting calls from the sellers who dropped out and are coming back into the market. >> reporter: while the values are rising they should not expect to see the double digit growth that the bay area experienced during the height of the bubble. >> the kind of growth that we had from 2002 to 2006, that was not sustainable. this will be more, slower and

probably two and a half to 3% a year for the next 3, 4, 5 years. people should feel good about that, that's normal growth. and people will have equity in their homes again. we'll take a break. we have more ahead. we have a live look from the approach. we do. and 80. traffic on the light side. we'll keep you updated on the commute. we'll be right back. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better.

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we're trying to crack down on. there is a way to help. >> if you see someone selling them. notify the authorities. do not be the one to behave badly. we'll take a break. the top stories are ahead here next. and a full check of weather and traffic as well.

these are the stories we're following. and james holmes is on suicide watch. we have details on the task in removing the explosives. gunfire erupts hurting two men. we have more information on that. >> and keeping the eyes on weather and traffic. let's check on the forecast and the morning commute. we'll start with james fletcher. >> this is how the day will go.

coastal and bay fog t is clear and temperatures in the 50s. a carbon copy of yesterday. sunny and breezy. we'll see cooler numbers this afternoon and about 5 to 10 degrees in some spots. expect that and fog returning to the coast this evening. we'll have the extended outlook and a check of the forecast in a moment. now on to traffic. >> and a quick commute check, no problems around the bay area and light conditions to be found. and south bay and problem free for the peninsula and the north bay as well. >> and time now at 5:00, our big story. attention is focusing on the victims of the colorado movie theater attack and their families. with the first funeral planned for today. the gunman is in solitary confinement and they have wrapped up the task of removing explosives rigged to go off in the apartment.

authorities found more than 30 grenades and gas rigged with trip wires. and during the removal a robot driven by a technology sprayed water and wired to the ied and disabled the explosives and preserved the device, the evidence that is so they could use that in the court. the control box is currently being looked a the now by the fbi. >> this one of the first time we can describe a house bomb in the us some of these do exist overseas, we have seen them in afghanistan and iraq. >> holmes is not being cooperative, he is due in court on monday to be charged. 12 people were killed and 58 injured. the judge has ruled that the cameras will not be allowed inside. stay with kron 4 for coverage as we get more information on

what happened that day of the massacre and the investigation and the suspect. and in ten minutes we'll hear from the family of one of the victims who was a new dad just days after the shooting. we'll have details on our web site and on facebook and twitter. another developing story here, a shooting on 80. and we have more. and they pulled in behind me. they were looking for help. >> they were driving on 80 and that's behind us. you can see the traffic flowing. they pulled into her after being shot, came into the station. an attendant outside. noticed the men had been hit. he called for help. chp did an investigation and shutting down the interstate for 20 minutes looking for evidence and the shooter but no

arrests in the case. ky tell you at last check the men who were shot appear to be non-life threatening. we don't have a motive and any suspects in the case. we'll have more information. for now. back to you. >> thank you for that. police in oakland are searching for a teen who was one of two suspects who ram a california highway patrol car and fired at it. one suspect was arrested on tuesday morning after an hour's long standoff. we told you about this. and this was in east oakland. the suspect had been at large and identified as 16-year-old kenyon thomas. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. that's the second suspect they are looking for. this is the arrest of the first during the standoff. a deputy has been arrested. and he is facing charges

related to domestic violence involving his boyfriend. he was arrested near gold's gym in the castro neighborhood. we know what caused the hydrogen leak and fire at. a c transit back in may. a new report says that a pressure relief valve known to fail was used t is unclear why it was used since the manufacturer make as valve that can withstand the hydro again. the leak and fire prompted closures and two schools and businesses including the pixar studios. it had to stop using the buses because it has nowhere to refuel them. the board will talk about the issue today. and corporate earnings. and we have three days where the dow lost triple digits. apple is down in premarket trading. and it would have been descent earnings and they were

disappointing for the tech giant. the broader market could be getting a boost. they had better than expected earnings. and in europe they are a worry with the borrowing costs increasing and a weakening confidence in germany and creditors taking stock of the progress there. the dow fell yesterday down to 12617. and we'll be back with more in a moment. let's take a look outside at san francisco. taking a look for marin county and the bridge. you can see san francisco is 56 look for a high of 63.

a woman whose husband was critically wounded in the shootings has given birth to their first child. hugo was born yesterday morning at a hospital in aurora t is the same hospital where the baby's 23-year-old father is in

critical continue. his brother calls the situation bittersweet. >> i guess he moved his hand towards the baby. he was trying to feel it and touch him. it his heart rate. there was a change in it. >> the couple went to the midnight showing of the new batman movie as a last date before officially becoming parents. and a vacationing wisconsin teen arrived home after surviving the mass shooting at the theater. the 15-year-old was visiting the denver area with family and friends. they went to see the premier of the movie and her group was in the theater adjacent to the one where the shooting happened. >> we were just sitting together and the shooting scene about 20 minutes through the movie was loud, we heard pops and smoke. >> and bullets pierced the wall between the theaters and struck someone behind her.

she did not realize what happened ideal they were outside. that's when her friend discovered that he had been shot in the arm. and despite the health care costs the percentage of california voters who struggled to pay for health care has not changed in five years. this is according to a new field pole released this morning. the survey find, 5 3% say it is hard for helm to pay for health care and 44% say it's not hard. a poll found nearly ideal results. a survey shows that low income voters have the hardest time paying and they fair better than other areas. the bay area -- it has more positive results. that's due to expanded local coverage. alameda will make the pharmecutical pay for disposed prescriptions. and the officials are calling

it the first of its kind in the nation a supporters say unused drugs led to overdoses and con tam tphaeupt the water supply when they are flushed. and representatives and the food and drug administration said it is safe to throw out old pills in a sealed container. >> we'll be back with more in a couple of minutes. starting off here clear at the approach to the bay bridge. traffic is nice and light. 58 in oakland. see a high of 67 this afternoon.

welcome back. we have video of the 2006 killer whale atack. this has just been released. the train ser grabbed by the whale and dragged under water. and the whale is holding the

trainer. the trainer is ken peters. the whale would not let go. peters suffered injuries but he broke free. he works in the park t was presented in the fall by regulators t was following the death of a trainer in orlando. and just recently the video put up on youtube. and the city officials have agreed to ask the u.s. attorney to investigate recent police shootings that have happened there. demonstrators hit the streets again for a fourth day of protest. you can see them gathered here. we have new footage. they confirm they fired into the crowd. and containers were set on fire and in one case it host control over a dog which attack and bit one person. as this started at the seen of

a shooting. it is described by police as a gang member. traffic and weather. and a update on the forecast. james? good morning, just in time for the weekend. we're seeing cooler conditions, today, we'll cool maybe for the next couple of days. by the weekend mark is right we'll see pop in the numbers. we'll get back to the summer like numbers. and this is looking back at san francisco. visibility is good. the lights, fog is not a factor yet. this is where we see the temperatures. san francisco at 57. oakland warmer. 59 and then the mix of upper 50s. and so, you are waking up very similar conditions that we have been seeing. a mild start. we're look forge a nice mix here of temperatures along the coast. 60s around the bay -- we're looking for a nice mix here of

temperatures along the coast. 60s around the bay. fewer 80s. we're in the middle of the cooling trend, as we look at the numbers san jose and going to be more shy of it today. 77 will be expected for the high. and 81 and 80 that's kind of the gist there for the south bay. mid to upper 70s. and 70s through the valley with maybe low to mid80s for the delta. 80 do be -- could be a possibility for people in livermore and the shoreline 60s and 70s. san francisco we're looking for 60s. the financial district that's the same we'll see at the coast. and here on the north bay you will see a mix of low to mid70s. and so that's today. then over the short term outlook. thursday and friday the temperatures are bottoming out.

and they will bounce up a bit for the weekend. we'll have the numbers with the 7 day around the bay forecast. now to traffic. and we're standing by and a look at the commute. good morning, a good ride around the area. check in and not tracking hot spots not looking at unusual incidents. we'll look at the ride to the bay bridge where traffic is great. and continuing our check on the san mateo bridge. a light ride here and the golden gate bridge northbound and southbound it is light. and they are reconfiguring that and ating the third lane. looking next at highway 80 as we peck up the traffic maps. you will see it is a good commute here for 80 westbound. no delays to the freeway. 680 through the interchange and

the valley and 580 is light coming out of the pass. a light ride for 280 and 85. make that 880 and 85. north bay 101 a new hov lane. that is continuing now all the way down to the highway 1 turn off. that is opening this morning. >> thank you. teams will search today for a man who disappeared hiking in the sierra. and police say that he left on what was supposed to be a day hike. he never returned. officials say he made it to the top because he decided to register. he had been hiking with others. he was alone when he reached the summit. >> man accused of setting the fire that burned 3000 acres appeared in court yesterday. you can see him there as the judge increased bail to

$500,000. faces arson counts. here is the fire. 12 firefighters were hurt battling the flames and police arrested the 28-year-old on friday. they estimate the cost is more than $13 million t is now fully contained. and advocates say the ncaa $60 million fine against penn state will help meny of kids. and it agreed to pay 12 million a year for five years into an endowment fund that will help programs for the detection, prevention and treatment of abused children. and the penn state have not settled on the procedure whichle money will be given out. organizations say the money could have a big impact, 60 million is what it makes in a year. and the county officials confirming now that the second case of west nile virus this month. the latest case was covered in men row park where a squirrel

found in a back yard tested positive. and it is trying to get a jump on finding the source of the virus and kill the mosquitoes carrying it so they are patroling the waterways where they lay the eggs. the officials say most people who are bitten by an infected mosquitoe are not affected at all. those who are affected can have serious health problems. >> one out of five can get ill. that's a flu-like illness. but it can and has progressed to comas. paralysis. and diseases. and vector crews are trying to keep the mosquitoe population down but it is very important for to you call them if you find a dead squirrel or bird in your yard. and officials have shut down the food and herb districtor due to a row deny

infess vision. and it has been asked to recall products distributed in california and throughout the nation. inspector found evidence of dead row dents and fecal contamination t is cooperating with investigators. >> break as the morning news continues. a live look outside now as we watch conditions around the bay. and fog is showing up. skies are brightening.

eufrplts a policy declaration opposing the legal doctrine of corporate personhood will go on san francisco's ballot in november. after a vote by the board of supervisors. the declaration is in response to a ruling that the first amendment prohibits the government from limittening spending by corporations for political purposes. what does it mean? it said a corporation was a person.

and if they pass an amendment overturn the ruling. and the governor will unveil a project that will create a massive water tunnel system t comes with a hefty price tag. the project would carry water from the delta and other cities. supporters say it would guarantee a stable supply and critics of the plan say the project should not go forward without knowing the impact up front pgh a a new report says the fewer felons are skipping out on under the reeye linement system. and and the failure to report is 194% who faced warrants under the system system. 23,000 excon victories are supervised after the law took affect to save the state money and reduce prison crowding. and medical northwestern

facilities have been banned in los angeles. the vote by the council means 900 clubs will be shut down. this is not a ban just the dispenseries t allows patients aide care givers to grow their own medical marijuana. the council said that many people who live near the dispenseries have been complaining about problems that crop up when they opened up. watching this fire this morning. it was at a strip mall. we'll share this image t started inside a church at 3278 sonoma boulevard t started at 2:00 this morning. crews were responding and it are putting it out of the businesses in the strip mall have been threatened. well be back in a moment. let's get a look out at the bridge and traffic looks good.

we'll be right back.

welcome back. the stories that we're following a colorado movie theater shooting suspect james holmes is on a suicide watch. police have wrapped up the task of removing the explosives. and chp and the sheriff's department are investigating a shooting that happened on the freeway eastbound 80 and highway 4. two people were injured in that shooting. a san francisco deputy has been arrested. lieutenant vincent kalvarese on a charge of domestic violence. >> quick update here. we have more on the forecast. the weather today and the week ahead is like this. cooler today and it will be that same trend going forward. temperatures ranging in the 60s to the 80s t will be lower.

tomorrow mostly sunny. cooling, thursday and friday, cool couple of days. we'll bounce it to the 80s. we'll have that and the forecast coming up and the check of weather in a moment. now a update on the commute. george? a check shows no problems around the bay area. a light ride, south bay. peninsula, smooth conditions around the area. guys. >> thank you. two men are recovering after they were shot on 80 last night. and will tran has more about this. and did they arrest anyone? >> no arrest so far but new information is coming in to us. there were three adults and four kids on eastbound 80 when d another car pulls along and fired a shot into that car. the driverrizes control and pins out and manages to get off

the freeway and comes to the gas station. the attendant is at work at this time. she did not want to go on camera but it looked like it was shattered, blood in the car. and she noticed some baby seats. the four kids in the car were not injured. they were taken to the hospital. everything is fine. as far as the adults, we know a male and at least another female were in the car. no one knows if it was targeted. ky tell you there is a police officer who just pulled up about five minutes ago, probably to go and talk to the attendant and to ask for footage of the car pulling in. i tried to ask but she said at this time she is not allowed to

release it. >> are the victims cooperating. that would say a lot. >> reporter: at this point, no, they were rushed to the hospital, we don't know whether the they are cooperating because they were -- their safety was the primary concern. obviously the investigators will go to the hospital and talk to helm. there is the off ramp. they went through the light and came to the gas station. there was someone here to get help. the memorial for the victims grows in colorado, a new development out. a lawsuit has been filed. torrance brown is suffering distress and suing the theater. the company that produced the movie and holm's doctors. and police say that the james holmes acted alone, and they

have to build a case. they are trying to figure out his state through diaries and written messages. >> the preparation now the work and if those had gone off they would have been destroyed. that's key evidence to show. crazy people kill themselves. he made sure he would not die with vests. he wanted to kill first responders. he has a high level of premeditation. >> and whether they will seek death for him t is likely. and gun sales in the u.s. are skyrocketing, there is a

renewed call for tougher laws. and carolyn mc arty and others have called on congress to pass a law that call for a ban on high capacity. a mmo clips like the ones used in the colorado shooting. but do not expect movement on gun control any time soon. one political science expert said there are guns rights advocates in both parties and the president and mitt romney may be dodging the issue and are focusing on what will advocate their stand. >> they may look at obama differently if he take as strong position on this. and republicans who themselves and gun control they may have difficulties.

>> another congress woman sponsored the original assault ban which expires. she will move forward with a stronger version of a bill to ban the ammo clips. and this was posted on the facebook fan page. remain speaking out on gun control. check out where the viewers are -- what they are saying. one said we don't need stricter laws but licensing. another said the gun laws can not control crazy. a lot of comments and look us up. a star visited a star from the dark knight right there in the dark shirt. he visited the victims. they took part in a prayer circle. a survivor posted a photo of

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welcome back. let's look at decision 2012. the president and mitt romney are swapping criticism and exposing few clear policy differences in national security. for romney who wants to boost the foreign policy with a trip abroad, lack of specific proposals exposed him to criticism from the president. meantime, the president's team is trying to cast him as a national security light weight and capitalize on the president's strengths on the issues. and romney has shown few signs he will offer few suspects.

and something strange is going on with the twitter feed for mitt romney. and followers were 3000 a day. now the feed gained 116,000 followers on friday another 24,000 on saturday. that's according to twitter counter a tool that charts the counts. a strong presence is important as campaigns step up the use of social media. and a major patent dispute between apple and samsung will go to trial on monday. a judge ordered samsung to stop selling the galaxy tablet 10.1 after apple filed an injunction against the company and infringing on patents. and it has fired back saying that apple's patents are too

generic. meantime a court ruled said that samsung made enough changes that it no longer infringes on the design, however the 7.7 tablet does copy apple's design and seas of the tablet be stopped. and the operating system for the libe of mac computers. and it confirmed this yesterday. and the system goes on sale. anyone who bought a mac after june 11th gets it for free. and it has easieraccess to social media. we'll talk about and stock is down 5%. a california rank as one of the worse states in the nation for our children. and 41st out of 50 for child well being. this is according to the data book prepared by oakland based children now. it measured economic factors, education, family and community

and health. from 2006 to 2010. you can see how poorly it ranged in the categories the bottom of the list. but health we were in the midof the pack in all states. new hampshire was number one overall. 13% of all the children in the nation live here in california. that's disappointing. >> it is. poverty and education near the bottom, bottom. >> 36% of kids live in homes wither they have been unemployed. we'll be back with more news and anything developing that you need to know weather and traffic as well.

welcome back. and a check of the stories we're following. police are looking for someone who shot two men on 80 last night. the victims and pulled into a gas station after the shooting at 11 last night. they were shot and taken to the hospital to be treated for their injuries. and a stock futures

dragging down. and revenue and income fell as people bought least expensive. >> haves of the i pad and phone. we'll talk more about apple and the 5% drop right now in trading coming up in an hour. the only man believed to be cured of hiv spoke at the aids conference in washington, dc. tim brown, known as the berlin patient, was hiv positive and fighting leukaemia in 2007. doctors in germany wiped out his immune system and then they gave him two rounds of stem cell transplants. >> does that mean that you have no symptoms, no virus? >> i quit taking my medication on the day i got my first transplant. and it the leukaemia came back. i had to get a second transplant a year later. and after the first transplant,

i did very well. i gained muscle weight and went back to work everything was great. and it was gone after three months after the first transplant. eradicated. >> completely gone? >> yes. other stories, man was killed and a police officer hospitalized. they gel into the gorge here at niagara falls. they used a rope to get him out. the officer was chasing him when they went over the wall. the officer has a broken leg. the man was found dead. it is under investigation. more rain is hitting china today after more than 100 people have died across the country from the mass flooding they are dealing with. workers finished up cleaning up after a section of an expressway was submerged. they dug out more than 80 cars

trapped in flood waters. this is the heaviest rain in 60 years and it overwestminsterred the drainage system. there was anger over the government's lack of preparation and response to several high level politicians -- as to what was going on. several high level politicians resigned. no link has been made between the flooding and the politicians. and the 10,000 customers without power. and a rains, hail, and high winds whipped across the region. and at the height of the storm there were 12,000 people without power. and they are working to restore service. a lot of downed trees to pick up. here fog to speak of. james has the forecast. we have the camera here and it will show us the nice layer. see the clouds. on the left side of the screen. we're seeing that again t is

over san francisco and oakland. it's not so bad. we're waking up along the water in the shoreline here. and we'll expect that to clear up as we head to later on today. take a look here. we have kind of jumped here. we'll look for temperatures to be around the 80s. we're looking for a cooler day compared to yesterday t will be nice. 67 around the bay and the coast. we'll cool it off we head into thursday and friday. that's the trend, cooling through the end of the work week. look at saturday and sunday. inland highs bounce back. mid-to-upper 80s. low 70s around the bay. mid-60s at the coast. we'll keep it nice and temperatures returning back to where they should be here for july. that's the forecast. we'll have a more detailed look. now let's go to traffic with george. >> looking at a good ride around the area.

we're not tracking the hot spots. and no delays for the trip. and a good commute this morning with light traffic. and the golden gate bridge here to and from mar rin county. and looking at the traffic maps first for the ride on 80 t is looking good. 580 all clear this morning. seeing and south bay there is slowing here that will clear out before the backups begin here. and a little too early to see the delays here. southbound slowing and but an easy ride under 25 minutes. and for 101 southbound. >> thank you. this is exciting time for baseball fans. the a's who kicked off the

series with the blue jays. weeks tripling. scoring brandon hicks. and later, and a rare three run single. scores three runs here. the blue jays lose to the as. and they are now with the season best 6th win. i was right. >> that's great. >> this is a muddy ball team. they are tied for the wild card. we have some cool plays with the giants. they win in. a's fashion. we'll have more on that. two big double plays. check this out. and to crawford to sandivol that's correct was a big one. look at that. >> for the big guy. look at him. the splits there.

he gets up. >> everyone talking about this. and angel a diving grab to the gap in left center. check this out, the throw to crawford. they double up on the runner to prevent the go ahead run. two big double plays. that's correct was a long one. >> crawford with the walk off sing until the bottom of the ninth. the giants win 3-2. >> and the double plays. >> incredible. >> the how fast they are amazes me. >> you are crawford involved in both. >> all right. and game at 12:45. >> 5:53. we have a long way to go. weather and traffic. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan

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the 7-day forecast and a

warm up as we heed into the weekend. we'll see morning fog. and in the upper 80s inland and 70s along the bay. clouds, sun. and upper 60s along the bay. >> thank you very much. and the top stories around the web this morning. look at what is trending at this hour. the philadelphia born actor sherman hencely died at his texas home at 74. he was known for his role as george jefferson. people magazine is reporting that chris tin stewart has cheated on her costar boyfriend. the hookup occurred with her snow white director who is married with two kids. they were not available to comment on the matter. and finally, sharon osborn announced that she is leaving america's got talent. she was all smiles on the show

tuesday evening and would not give a reason why she is quitting the show f you want to talk about what is trending, you can vest my facebook fan page. and coming up on the morning news, gunfire on a highway overnight. two men are hurt. we'll have a live report with the details on what happened in that shooting in a couple of minutes. and video of a killer whale attack in san diego t is just now out. and it is shocking to see what he went through. he is okay. but it is good video. that's coming up.

>> >>mark: thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. watch at this morning.