. the man accused of the colorado shooting may have used colorado to set up his plan. thunder and lightning off to the east, what about the week ahead, cooler or warmer? good morning, thank you for joining us on this monday july 23rd i am pam cook. >> and steve has a forecast just for you since you are back

from vacation. >> it has to be better here than it was there. >> well most lows are pushing off towards stockton, 60s to 90s and there is a rip roaring low coming up and we will take a look at that and coming up. >> the coliseum no major problems and also if you are looking at the san mateo that traffic is moving nicely although they are moving nicely. new details, jeanine we just learned there is more than one victim, right? >> reporter: yes. let me show you what is going on. police have this area cordoned

off to at least julian where mid-block where the shooting took place shots were fired and police are searching around the area talking to any witnesses to find out what happened inside this home. we are joined now from the san jose police department, -- san jose police department, what can you tell me? >> well, when officers arrived, they police they found one adult male and one adult female who is diseased from -- deceased from shotgun wounds. a two block area is sealed off and that's all the information we have right now. >> reporter: were there any other people inside the home other than the two people that are deceased? >> we are not releasing any information right now and we hope to have that information available later. >> reporter: is there an active search for somebody but you are

not releasing that because of the investigation? >> well any time we will conduct a search for public safety purposes so that is what is going on now. we don't have specific information that the suspect is still here but we will do a quick search. >> reporter: are residents here being told to shelter in place. >> we understand people have to get up and go to work but if they need a walk to their car we can accommodate them. >> we don't have a suspect in custody right now so he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: we are here at 7th and washington where a two block area is cordoned off where they believe the man is responsible for the crime. a story you will only see on 2, an oakland police officer

is being treated for minor injuries after crashing into a building. the officer collided and ended inside an h&r building. the cause of the accident is still under investigation and so far police do not think drugs or alcohol were involved. in overnight news, a dozen people are displaced by an apartment building fire. it happened on camden avenue at 9:00 last night and head to be treated for minor injuries. the flames quickly spread through this densely populated complex. look at the pictures. they also say access was a major challenge and it took more than 90 minutes to get the flames under control. time now 6:04 in the bay area this morning he has kind of a strained schedule, flying

out to san francisco this morning and flying back to oakland airport this afternoon. tara moriarty is at fso where the president is due to depart. >> oakland is one of the stops on the president's agenda and it is the first time he will be taking office to this is the hotel where he is staying and he is "catch me if "catch me -- he -- he is catching some sleep and tickets are starting at $100. many marijuana advocates are angry about the recent crackdown and political analysts say the didn't takes could actual -- demonstrations

could bolster his views. >> he can't really use it and he can't undermind people on the left. >> the last -- >> reporter: the last time the president was here he raised $2 million in just an hour. mitt romney is headed to southern california this morning and obama leaves -- president barack obama leaves to san francisco tomorrow. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> starting at 8:00 this morning, the area near telegraph will be blocked off. parking as well as pedestrian traffic are off-limits on those streets. they should be limited by 10:00

p.m. the republican presidential candidate arrived and made three run raisers here and attended an event at the fairmont hotel and wrapped up the night with a dinner at a private home in pacific heights. one woman said she had something in common with mitt romney's wife ann. >> she is kind of a hero, she suffers every day with multiple sclerosis and she goes on every day and that's what i am trying to do. >> mitt romney heads out on an international trip and he is scheduled to meet with israel and poland. happening now, we will listen in to hear the fines announced for penn state. honesty and responsibility,

i will now turn to the president to discuss today's actions and what is expected of penn state in the future. president? >> the penn state case has provoked in all of us deeply powerful emotions and shaken our confidence in many ways. as we the division one board and i have examined and discussed this case and kept foremost in our case, the tragedy damage done to the victims and their families. no matter what we do here today there is no action we can take to remove their pain and anguish but what we can do is impose sanctions an actions to reflect the magnitude of these terrible acts and make sure

penn state rebounds a culture. to make sure the university establishes an athletic cute to your annandale -- culture annandalely mind set -- and daily mind set in which it will never be put ahead of the people. they are talking about penn state university, the penalties that will be handed down related to the jerry sandusky case. at least 20 incidents took place while jerry sandusky was a coach and there is $1.5 million in fines against the athletic department. we are monitoring this press conference and we will bring you all the latest developments as they happen. 6:09 the man accused of that movie theater massacre is

said to make his first court appearance. it is set for 830 this morning and a public defender will represent him. he has not been cooperating with police. police who cleared explosives say among other things they found a batman mask inside. he is expected of killing 38 people at a midnight screening of the movie, the dark knight rises. and removing coming up in that area and what the white house is saying about tougher gun control laws, we will have more on that as well. let's check in with sal on the morning commute. we want to remind you to stay away from 7th and washington because of police activity so if you live or work in the area you will be affected by this. let's look at the commute on

the westbound bridge, it is backed up to the middle of the parking lot and those metering lights are coming up. it looks good as you head south from hayward to fremont. they had to use the jaws of life, it happened just after 3:00 a.m. as both vehicles were looking. and the driver of the honda has a broken arm and minor injuries and apparently the big-rig driver was at fault. 6:11 let's go to steve. now we had a little bit last night heading towards sacramento valley which is from cindy up in reno. a morning event as it continues to push northward, have i mild conditions with 50s and 60s, it

will still be hot to warm inland out to the delta. livermore and even vacaville things are picking up at 16, low 50s for some 50s nor others and tropical clouds are associated with a low, santa clara valley, contra coster and solano, it is close to the east. fog sun clouds, breezy to warm upper lake and ken field 82, 95 antioch, san leandro, caster valley, 87 morgan hill, sunny

veils, 60s and 70s on the coast and it is a much higher cooling trend coming up by the end of the weekend. we are getting word that the ncaa has hit penn state with $60 million in fines twice as much as was expected and also vacating the late coach's joe paterno's wins and so far, that is what we have been watching from the ncaa penalties from penn state. the international aides conference is happening right now in washington d.c. and at the same time, the entire aides quilt, we will give you an impact around the world.

wait until you hear how many people were packed inside.

. welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news, we have new information in a deadly crash in texas. a puck i can truck carrying 23 people and we have just learned two more people in the truck died, that brings the total of 13 people died, the truck crashed into two trees along a

highway in texas. it is not known why the truck driver lost control. oakland police are searching for two men who shot at a highway patrol car. it happened at the high street on ramp. highway patrol officer was chasing a white van when a black acura appeared. then someone inside the car started shooting at the officer. his rear window was shattered. officer saw the van and the men inside the acura are still on the loose. >> time now 6:17 and they have put gun control back in the national spotlight. and in our washington d.c. newsroom, to tell us what the newsroom is saying... >> president barack obama is committed to preventing gun crimes with existing laws. it is unlikely we'll see any

big changes. during his trip, his role is to console the families but the alleged shooter's massive arsenal has raged new concern about the accessibility of ammunition. he reportedly purchased thousands of ammunition online. dianne is calling for a renewal of the weapons ban and stricter gun laws. >> weapons of war do not belong on the street. he had 100 round drum... this is a powerful weapon... >> reporter: they want to investigate the purchase of weapons and ammunition online. reporting live, allison burns ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is now 6:18 israeli authorities are expected to be headed to the olympics in

london. he now has a passport and is believed to have left bulgaria after killing 6 people. they fear a repeat in munich and that's when 11 israeli athletes and coaches were killed. full containment is expected for that wildfire and this one started saturday near the town of cash creek casino. according to cal fire it is now 80% contained. no homes have been damaged. during the night they put out any hot spots they saw. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. well they burned about 100 feet from vacaville and now crews are trying to figure out what sparked this brush fire. luckily no homes were damaged.

it started yesterday afternoon. this fire was contained and they are watching for any flare- ups. out in washington d.c. this week for the national aides conference, at the same time the aides quilt it on display in the nation's capital 25 years after it was created here in san francisco. live with the impact hiv and aides has around the world, here is more. >> reporter: this is quite a monumental report over from washington and it was an average with us -- average kraus move -- or joy with us move to put it on display.

now the quilt has been on display at the national cathedral and it was just put on display at the national mall including the last one which is the hope of being the last square being sewn into this quilt. it was put there to raise awareness of hiv and aides and they have raised $6 million for the organization nationwide. >> this quilt tells you life is real, we are connected to one another, science can go only so far and we need the will of the people behind it. >> they represent 94,000 people who lost their lives due to aides and they are reading out some of those 94,000 names. they have various people coming up later on this morning in fact not far from now, elton

john will be here reading out some of those names. i am stacy cohen, back to you. >> sal, why are you watching the toll plaza this early? >> well, it is one of those things where we really have not had a week except for that 4th of july week and moving along and taking a look, if you are on the road early this morning, it should be a nice drive for you. coming up through pittsburgh and mostly antioch, 80 westbound and panola, still a nice drive. well, a couple of things

are going on, much stronger sea breeze, thunderstorms have been blowing up over the sierra valley mainly to sacramento valley coming right up from central california. and for us, 50s and 60s on the temperatures, a lot of moisture and it might be mild but we will have to keep an eye on things near the central coast. fog sun clouds, cooler breezy, tropical inland and there is a southwest wind of travis. still want to hots and we will keep it there once we get into the weekend. two uc davis neurosurgeons are now banned from doing

testing on any humans. what they are saying about the tests after being performed on dying brain cancer patients. plus, rainwater and flooding, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic.

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. good morning, it is backing up past the 880 toll plaza, let's go back to the desk. take a look at the scene in miami, this is not the result of heavy rains but a water-main break. at least ten homes had to be evacuated and authorities say it is not clear if it happened because of bad weather or because of the age of the line. >> so far the ocean beach san caused six road closures and 1,000 cubic yards of san will be moved to an area south of the boulevard. now this area has a lot of erosion and they hope the extra

sand will protect the bluff. they have been banned on performing medical research on humans. they made the decision after the doctors experimented on dying brain cancer patients without the permission of the school. they believe they had fda approval to perform those experiments and all three gave their consent to be part of the experiments. the colorado massacre, james holmes is two hours a bray his first scheduled court appearance and we will have more on when we will hear from his family. and a patrol car crashed into an office building. two people are found dead in san jose and at this hour police are looking for the

shooter.

. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, wall street is going to track it and more worries about debt and the u.s. economy as well and we'll see a 200 point drop for the dow jones industrial average and we will keep you updated in business. >> we will go ahead and smile and thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news, it is monday july 23rd, i am dave clark. we are following breaking news in san jose this morning. police say a man and a woman were found shot to death inside their home just hours ago. jeanine della vega joins us from the scene where they are searching for at least one

gunman, jeanine? >> reporter: that's right, understanding here and there is a lot of police activity going on and police have this area roped off, two blocks until julian street and some of them had their rivals out and much of that activity is mid-block at a house where police found a man and woman dead inside. 4:20 this morning they received a call from neighbors that shots were fired. they found a man and a woman dead inside and at this point we don't know if there was any forced entry or if the victims knew the shooter or if there is an active search for the person responsible. >> we do not have a suspect identified but we are conducting a search for the areas for a suspect. >> reporter: police are going

door to door to find information and they are trying to determine if there were any victims or details like more than one and at this point we are told by police they have reason to believe this is definitely a homicide and they do not believe this was a murder/suicide and they say this is definitely a double homicide. reporting live, jean mean della -- jeanine della vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. his patrol car ended up inside an h&r building, how does it look, lorraine. >> reporter: police could not get ahold of city workers at h&r block and also, there are squad cars on the sidewalk and

just before 1:00 a.m. they were looking for robbery suspects nearby. they collided with a prius and it ended crashing into a car and one witness told them the sound woke him up and the after math kept him up all night. >> that is lot of stuff in my ears. >> reporter: they were transported to the hospital just as a precaution. both he and the driver of the prius does not appear to have life-threatening injuries. live outside the hotel where president barack obama is about to leave and as you know, the president will be departing

from the bay area, making a quick trip and he will be back for more fundraising and campaigning and the president arrived yesterday, they are surprised he came earlier than expected and he will be back for more appearances and fundraising throughout the bay area. we will keep you posted and we just wanted to peak in on san francisco. following breaking news in indiana as well. they are imposing a $60 million fine against penn state university. we are watching the press conference as it was taking place and it is still going on and they also announced the university will be banned from bowl games for four years.

and under anyones from joe paterno, the late coach will no longer coup and records will be changed to reflect that. they are on a five year probation and athletic scholarships will be reduced from 25 to 15. the money from the fine $60 million will fund a nationwide program to serve victims of child abuse and that's about twice as much as expected. $50million fine on penn state this morning. time now 6:35 let's check in with sal. the commute is waking up? one of the reasons they didn't want to suspend play, was because people make their living on penn state games. >> right, a lot of people had nothing to do with it. let's take a look and what

i do is watch the traffic obviously and we have had a couple of fender benders and this is a 10 to 15 minute delay getting on to the bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza and no problems in the fast track lanes but a little bit of slow traffic in the fast track lane. driving over to the overcast peninsular, the traffic is moving well and by the way we are checking with fso and we will have an update on air delays if there are any predicted. westbound 580, we had a bad start, 580 coming from the tracy area to livermore, not all that great but give yourself an extra 10 or 15

minutes if you can. >> there is also a lot of tropical clouds with big time thunderstorms in contra coster and tracy. >> most of the moisture will push north and east and it is showing good strength here cooler coast and bay no doubt about it but not as hot as we had on the weekend and maybe a few build ups of those tropical clouds. temperatures coming to be right around 80s and 90s and it will be 60s and 70s. anything over 20 in fairfield, even in morgan hill, 15 to 25 and 60s on the lows, 50s for some, that tropical cloud cover continues right

down central california and we may get a few build ups but it up a changes. warm inland and still very hot for some, petaluma what mid-90s in antioch brentwood san jose, saratoga los gatos, santa clara 60s and 70s and 80s south of san francisco and also peninsular. cooler weather will start to win out and no doubt about it, cooling trend will take us to the end of the week with your weekend always in view it looks very quiet. the suspected to appear for the first time since the massacre. in nearby centennial colorado,

good morning, what do people know about this suspect they have learned over the weekend? >> reporter: well, good morning, dave they were able to get inside his apartment over the weekend which was quite a difficult task because it was boobie-trapped and then they were able to go in collect evidence and collect devices and laptops and they are going through all of that evidence because of course they want to know what are all the charges they can file against the suspect here. just to give you a little behind the scenes information, he is being held in solitary confinement which is right next door to the courthouse. he will be escorted underground

into the courtroom and in that first appearance it will be the first time since the shooting we'll see and hear from him. just to give you a little color as to how things are out here. there is a lot of media out here and i want to give you a live look at the building which happens to be the courthouse and two officers are on top using his bond knock collars to -- using his special lenses to check out the area and of course this is a high profile case and we expect things to happen in just about two hours. >> reporting live, we will have continuing coverage from colorado throughout the morning and we also have more photos and videos and look for that tab on www.ktvu.com. anger is growing in anaheim after a fatal shooting.

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. good morning, there is an increase in clouds up towards sacramento and sierra nevada still some 90s inland for one more day. here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following at 6:44. police in san jose are investigating a double homicide which happened just hours ago. a man and a woman's body was found on a home near north 7th street and they are searching for at least one gunman. a dozen people have been displaced by this apartment house fire. there was no sprinkler system and at least five people were treated for minor injuries and the cause of the fire is under investigation. and the shooting suspect in

the colorado movie massacre, james holmes could face the death penalty. just a couple of minutes ago, the prosecutor said she will make that decision after talking with the victim's families. he is accused of killing 12 people and wounded 58 others. president barack obama is beginning his day in the bay area this morning. tara moriarty is at fso where the president will be heading out in just a few hours but that's before he comes right back here today, tara? >> reporter: president barack obama will be flying out 11:30 and headed to reno for more fundraisers and then more fundraisers in oakland. here is a look at where the president is staying where is where the president stayed last night and the last time weighs in town in june. he was not supposed to fly off

until early tomorrow morning but changed his schedule to include a trip to colorado. >> he will meet with tech leaders at the fox theater where tickets start at $100. medical marijuana supporters are unhappy. this will be the president's first trip to oakland since he took office and his opponent was in the bay area and is expected to make an appearance in southern california this morning. president barack obama leaves and coming up at 7:30 we will tell you which state he is headed to next. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. the president will lead to

some street closures, take a look at the map, the area bordered on telegraph area will be cordoned off, they should reopen by 10:00 tonight. police also plan to close the 7th street entrance. >> they attended three fundraisers and also attended a fundraiser in pacific heights. meg whitman as well as henry kissinger was there. and tensions are rising in anaheim after the shooting of an unarmed man. police shot and killed manuel

diaz on saturday after he ran while they were trying to question him. >> police responded by firing pepper balls and bean bags to break up the crowd. i was trying unbuckle my baby in the stroller and i turned and found a dog in my face. >> yesterday demonstrators held protests in the lobby of the police station. the mayor called in attorney general's office to investigate the shooting. sal, what are you keeping an eye on, sal? we are looking at the bay bridge because it is getting

more crowded and we are looking at other commutes, let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza and it is going to be okay if you are driving through this area but it is backed up driving through this area. it was backed up beyond 880 and hopefully we are seeing this trend continue. stop and go traffic westbound as you cross 880 over in the santa clara valley and that's one of the busiest commutes getting to sunny veil. highway 4, antioch some stop and go traffic getting to pittsburgh but it looks good in bay point and 880 westbound, it is a mess coming off the tracy try angle area. it gets better by the time you reach dublin, let's go to steve. mike is from pittsburgh

looking out towards the san joaquin valley. things are blowing up and big boomers ear splitting up in tahoe. according to the bridges, cindy up in reno, also associated with rain in southern california and for us it is just picking up that fog bank and it will start a significant drop for some, it is a hollowing sea breeze in san martinez and the breeze has been strong mild air mass due to cloud cover and the tropical clouds are moving out fast, keeping an eye on things, we will have an update at noon. cool breezy not as warm inland

like clear lake and ukiah. 80 walnut creek no doubt about it, 68 alameda pleasanton, cupertino, 82, sunnyville in there, 88 towards gilroy and santa clara as well. 60s and 70s on the coast, some low 80s on the peninsular and it will be the cooler pattern that kicks in. we keep it there right over the weekend. and they have announced a voluntary recall of beef that may have salmonella. it was repackaged for sale to the northeast and they announced a recall in seven different states but no illnesses have been reported.

going green is paying off for some homeowners. they studied green certified homes over the past five years. they say homes in that area sold for 9% more than homes without the green label. >> despite the tragedy in colorado, the dark knight rises is expected to have the third highest opening ever. they are expected to have $162 million which would put it in third place but warner brother studios decided not to report the weekend numbers out of respect for the victims. they are looking into it. plus what we are looking

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sent to 6 bay area police stations. it was sent to san leandro on friday and then another one arrived at a san francisco station on saturday. authorities tested the powder at all those stations and it was harmless. new this morning a series of bombings in iraq killing 103 people making it the deadliest day of the year so far. you are looking at iraq, the onslaught was coordinated sending a clear warning that al qaeda is gaining ground. they announced they are returning to areas from which they were given while -- driven while u.s. troops were there. funding will probably improve transit service all over the bay area, the

announcement is set for the plaza. quickly we will go and this is what we are following for mornings on 2, looking at the toll plaza, it is backed up to only about the middle of that lot. traffic is very slow getting into the valley, let's go to steve. tropical clouds, windy for some, especially towards san jose up towards the sierra nevada and more coming up on mornings on 2. we continue to follow the breaking news on the south bay. police swarming the bay area, after a man and woman had been shot what neighbors heard early this morning. stay right here with us. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas.

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