hello everybody i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter, here is what people are talking about tonight. >> a man calling himself the joker opens fire at a midnight

screening of batman in colorado. 14 people died, many many injured. let's go to teresa garcia in colorado. >> reporter: briefing colorado's governor has updated the community that 30 wounded remain in the hospital of those 11 are still critically injured. the hope is that the death toll does not go above 12. meanwhile you've got the community of aurora still grieving and will be for many many months and beyond to come. and they're out here on the corner putting up a row of candles, you can see them up there, they've got these signs that say gone but not forgotten. they continue to come by through the nigh. meanwhile across town you have investigators at james holmes boobie trapped apartment where he had a more elaborate plan for violence. it was chaos inside a packed movie theater after a heavily armed gunman threw smoke grenades and opened fire during a screening of batman the

movie. >> we have a number of people dead in the the theater. >> reporter: aurora police refuse to comment on word that holmes had his hair painted red and called himself the joker. jennifer seger says the suspect pointed a gun directly at her face. >> i didn't know what to do so i just jumped forward and crawled into a ball and waited for him to go upstairs. >> reporter: he fired an assault gun and at least one shotgun. some of those shots went through the wall into another theater. a man in a blood soaked shirt and a child in a batman costume were among hundreds that made it out alive. corbin dade was sitting on the front floor. >> i felt the caps from the bullet burning my leg. >> reporter: the university of colorado confirms holmes was dropping out of a class in

neuroscience. police found explosives in his car and apartment. >> his apartment is boobie trapped with apparent trip wires. >> reporter: the survivors include a 3 -month-old baby. >> she got shot. when she got shot, it was god watching over us. >> reporter: the suspect's family is cooperating with police and said their hearts go out to the victims. the shock, grief and sympathy are not just being felt in aurora. in fact, the queen of england sent a message to the president and the people of the united states that she expresses her heartfelt sympathy. as for james holmes, he is set for his first court date on monday. >> movie theaters here in maryland are boosting security in the wake of the rampage.

monique griego continues our coverage. >> reporter: moviegoers might see more patrols one thing they will not see is a lot of costumes. as aurora trys to come to grips police officers are upping their presence at theaters. >> i did it. it made sense to me, you never know there's a lot of weird people in the world. >> reporter: both baltimore city and county police say people heading to the movies should expect to see more officers on patrol. >> just simply a precaution and extra resources to make sure people have a safe and enjoyable time. >> reporter: while police don't know of any threats moviegoers were still happy to see the extra security. >> whether it happens for the first time or it happens at a copy cat action you're always going to have to be vigilant. >> reporter: consumers can also do their part. >> they feel in their gut if they observe something that is unusual. they should notify somebody because the little information they know could save their lives.

>> reporter: amc released this statement saying we will not allow any guests into our theaters in costumes that make other guests feel uncomfortable and we will not permit face covering masks or fake weapons inside our building. >> that's the best move they can make right now. people do want to go out and enjoy themselves and be safe. >> reporter: in addition to amc, other theaters are said to be doing bag checks and increasing their security. >> reporter: wjz has the latest on the tragedy and tonight's new developments. the suspect 24-year-old james holmes had four guns and 6,000 rounds of ammunition he bought on the internet. 12 people have died and the last of those bodies has been taken away from the movie theater. 70 are still recovering from injuries. officers have a confirmed list of the victims and are meeting with their families tonight. stay with wjz for complete coverage of this terrible mass

shooting. for the latest about the suspects log on to wjz.com. an mta bus is involved in a nasty crash with a truck headed the wrong way. the accident happened tonight on park heights avenue. the truck somehow ended up on the sidewalk stuck between the bus and someone's front lawn. no word on injuries. an unauthorized swim nearly claim it is life of a woman in ocean city. the ocean city beach patrol says three people were swimming tonight after hours and there was no life guard on duty. this photograph was sent in by a viewer just as the swimmers were pulled from the water. one woman required cpr and remains in the hospital tonight. an outbreak of hepatitis c in new hampshire. now linked to a medical technician who once worked at several maryland hospitals. at least 30 people in new hampshire have contracted the virus, so far no cases are connected in maryland. wjz is live, megan mccorkel is

live with the disturbing link. >> reporter: david corkowski was a traveling medic. investigators say 32-year-old david corkowski stole drugs, he used syringes to inject themselves, syringes that were then used on patients that contracted his hepatitis c. >> my daughter just got married she's going to have children in the future. who knows if i'm going to be around for them. >> reporter: he worked at four maryland hospitals. baltimore veteran's affair and john hopkins. he worked here at john hopkins from july of 2009 to january

2010. the hospital tells wjz200 patients were treated in the lab that the time. as a precaution, hopkins is contacting those patients and offering free hepatitis testing. but they reveal no clusters or groupings of hepatitis c. >> you go to the hospital and you assume it's one of the safest places to go. >> reporter: while treatable it can be deadly. >> that is one of the major causes of cancer in this country, hepatitis c. >> reporter: a serious health risk that came at the hands of someone patients trusted. federal officials say they believe he contracted hepatitis in june of 2010, that was after he left maryland. reporting live, megan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> all hospitals are contacting

patients who may have come in contact. security is a main concern in london tonight. the symbolic flame arrives in the city. 1,200 extra troops are on stand by and uk officers say they will be on alert. a royal marine repelled into the stone wall of this historic landmark. the torch will spend the night in a vault with the queen's crowned jewels and this year's olympic medals. the torch grew closer to london, police tackled a man who tried to grab the torch during its 8,000-mile journey. the french military called thousands of extra soldiers. some of the troops will be stationed at checkpoints at the olympic village but presence

has been controversial. >> it was supposed to be the security guards, a private company doing it so it's a bit of a shamble but it's been solved as long as it's secured. >> reporter: but there is another olympic hurdle. guards are threatening to walk off the job the day before opening ceremonies. >> frankly i think the union leaders who are calling for these strikes should be ashamed on themselves. and i would call for them to think about what this event is about. >> reporter: some spectators have come out a week early to soak up the olympic spirit. >> i'm not worried about anything, i'm just enjoying everything that goes on during the olympics i'll be happy. >> reporter: and many athletes have already crossed the pond to start their training too. the last london olympics were held back in 1948. he crossed the falls but did nik rolinda walk away from security costs? the city of niagra falls says he agreed to pay all security

costs to the tune of $43,000. rolinda says he paid the state of new york 200,000 and canada 100,000 and he doesn't call the city of niagra falls anything. he calls the dispute disheartening. a little wet weather could not dampen the spirits of the art's festival tonight. thirty-firstannual art fest came out to enjoy bryan mcknight. art skate continues tomorrow through sunday. for more information go to wjz.com. >> hopefully the weather will improve. >> we will ask bob about it. >> we will in just a minute. how a woman barely escaped death when a tractor trailer

barrels toward her scooter. and hundreds get evacuated right before the roof collapses. how yearsover looking back is paying off. a cloudy and cool start to the weekend. i'm bob turk, i'll have your complete forwarning weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

69 degrees in central maryland, the complete forewarning weather forecast is coming up. heavy rain hammers parts of north carolina this afternoon. part of the roof collapses at a mall in charlotte. firefighters had to evacuate hundreds of people, a section of the mall flooded. the building is closed while structural engineers determine whether it's safe to return. no injuries were reported. amazing video from china as a woman narrowly escapes death on a street. watch how she narrowly drives her scooter into a tractor trailer. she ran a red light but the truck driver was also at false for going too fast. police are calling the case of two missing cousins an an duction. that decision was made after an fbi dive team failed to find their bodies in a lake. that's their bikes were found last friday. evidence was found during today's search but they did not

elaborate. they also say the father of morrisi is not the focus of theinvestigation. everyone though he has a long criminal history and has stopped cooperating with police. >> controversy continues to swirl over what penn state will do with the joe paterno statute. rodney emmerson says he will decide next week. strong emotions are at issue. some students have vowed to guard it. the statute of the lake coach was erected in 2009. she survived a bizarre car accident, now a woman from seattle is talking about it for the first time. she has several cars after rear ending a truck with 20-foot poles. she has no memory of the accident, so when she saw these pictures this was her reaction. >> you don't know how thankful i am to survive.

i have a depressed skull fracture. i was having seizures. i had a concussion. >> reporter: doctors say a chard of wood penetrated erin's skull. and she was able to leave the hospital in four days. 43 years ago millions of people watched man take his first steps on the moon. the apollo11 lunar landing is one of nasa's landmark achievements. they're also celebrating the 40 year anniversary of their land program. their incredible collection revealing the plan for the future. >> reporter: 40 years ago nasa launched their first satellite. as one satellite was replaced by another. four decades of fly overs show the earth as never before seen. >> the most amazing thing was the revelation of the beauty of the land surface where we could first see that the landscape at that scale.

>> reporter: dr. james irons has worked that program for decades. capturing forest fires or rivers suddenly swelling into floods. there's also human change as earth's population moves into cities. >> we watched cities all over the world expand. images are zooming in to help the chesapeake bay. >> when rain hits like it did thursday in baltimore it washes pollutants into water ways leading into the bay. they use imagines to track the growth of development to find ways to slow that run off from roads and parking lots. >> instead of being absorbed by the soil before it reaches the bay. alex demetrick, wjz news.

>> lanset will continue with the launch of the eighth satellite next year. >> and there's one satellite dedicated for bob's properties. >> growing and growing and growing. >> i was waving at the satellite. let's take a look at radar. we have a little bit of rain. not much flood watch has been discontinued as of 9:00 tonight. not dealing with any heavy rain. just a few light sprinkles and showers. to the west of us a few pockets we will see some rain overnight but nothing, nothing flood worthy and that's good news. all the heavy stuff continues way down to the south of the region. particularly with southeast virginia. we had quite a bit of rain to the norfolk area two to three inches in some spots but that is not affecting us. snow hill, ocean city i think you're going to see decent showers in the next hour before it begins to ware off. 59degrees now, it's actually pretty chilly out with east- west wind at 15. compared to two days ago it was

104 degrees at the airport down to 69. 87 the humidity, that front is pushed back to the east- northeast. we got into cool ocean air which kept the atmosphere stable. that cool air is coming in, stabilized atmosphere. the only kind of rain we expect overnight into tomorrow will be some occasional rain and drizzle maybe some showers. northeast winds, is actually kind of breezy now. 15, 14 in elkton. there's been some pretty rough surf particularly in delaware, maryland beaches and jersey as well. you probably heard of some of the the rescues they've had. we're under the influence of this air off the atlantic ocean. so most of our moisture to the south. a little more coming overnight. tomorrow we still have a lot of

clouds. maybe some rain activity from time to time. later in the day i think we might actually begin to clear out a little bit. by sunday, warmer air begins to move in. monday a scattered shower with that warmer air and also more humidity in the region. but at least half the weekend won't be all that bad. northeast winds 10 to 15 knots in the bay temp. 89degrees. maybe a few showers here and there light rain and drizzle overnight. 64 tomorrow, about 77, lots of clouds. some sun and some scattered shower activity. next five days warmer, 85 on sunday. 89 monday, maybe a shower. 92 tuesday, cooling again back to 86 on wednesday. have a good weekend. denise. >> you too, thank you bob. coming up the orioles gain momentum on their road trip. >> next up cleveland, deals

we like cleveland. mark is here with our wjz sports report. >> cleveland does not like us. remember there's an added wild card play off spot available this year. the o's are in contention for that spot. one of the teams in there with them the cleveland indians. gonzalez is the starting pitcher in the opener in ohio. o's coming off two well pitched games. gonzalez keeps that going. allows only two indian runs. struck out five batters in the process. another guy having a great night is harety. six runs in that third inning. a blow out is under way. flarety has three big homers.

jim thome has 610. the big man hits the first one as an oriole. that is three wins in a row for the o's. tomorrow night masn on wjz. see the o's and indians right here. game two of the series. the orioles say goodbye to pitcher bergssen. a former fourth round pick, he is excited for a fresh start in arizona but leaving the o's is bittersweet. it's a major surprise, american brant snetecker, he says she's in shock as much as everyone else is. a 31-year-old native of tennessee snetecker stormed to the lead. that moves him to 10-under par at the midpoint that tie it is record for the lowest 36 holes

scored at any major. snetecker moved one ahead of adam scott. also in the hunt there he is. three time british open champ tiger woods. four shots off the lead. woods finishing his round with this shot from the green side bunker on 18. woods shot 3-under par 67 today. >> i'm right there in the mix so with the weather that's forcasted on sunday and you know tomorrow it's going to be a good weekend. >> i've got a cushion which is nice. i don't have to play the best golf for the next 36 holes i have to pay pretty good golf but not the best of everybody so that's always nice to have. >> lifts out a short bogey, takes a double bogey. look at this one, misses a cup for in a major for the first

year. for anybody who's out golfing tomorrow and does this, you can say phil mickelson did it. >> where you can find these solar powered super trees solar powered super trees stra oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today.

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