and now this mass shotting. police from all over the metro area called to the scene. and the f.b.i. is there, and they have responded. we were hold initially by our reporter from the affiliate there on the scene that the gang unit was also involved, but, again, police from every visible unit responding to try to get the situation under control successfully arresting one suspect they believe to be the lone gunman almost ideally as this happened. >> when they call in the gang unit that is a precaution to check out every possibility why this occurred. we hear this appears to be a random shooting, not targeted but that information can change. earlier we understood from our sources that there were two shotters. as it turns out there is only one shooter and that person has been apprehended. the good news is that police were actually there at the movie theater at the time this occurred. you know that had to have prevented more serious injuries and have prevented deaths. >> witnesses saying police came no telling people to run out, and police were carrying and dragging bodies, whatever they

sitting back enjoying the impact of the crime and that really is pretty unnerving when you think about that. >> reporter: police, arapaho county, and f.b.i. bomb technicians are still trying to figure out how to safely disarm that device. it's a large firebomb, but so far they're stymied. they are talking about the possibility of setting it off on purpose and having the fire department-- which is standing by-- extinguish the blaze. only after that can they go into the apartment and search for evidence. >> pelley: john, thanks very much. in washington, justice correspondent bob orr has been talking to his sources to learn more about the gunman and his weapons. bob, the police are telling us that they think holmes acted alone. >> yes, scott. law enforcement sources tell us suspect james holmes seemed to be a classic lone wolf, an accused mass killer with no apparent accomplices or known connections to radical groups. in fact, prior to his arrest outside the theater overnight, holmes' only brush with colorado police involved a single speeding ticket. james holmes was completely under the radar, yet sources say over the past few months he as

police and f.b.i. ed there because this same professor, this psychiatrist and professor did say that he had received a package that he thought was from james holmes, it turned out it was not from him but it did lead to the search that led to the find -fg this package. before i send it back to you, just one note. today is the first of 12 funerals that will happen. gordon cowdan the first and oldest of the 12 victims will be laid to rest today. this is a father of two teenagers who they had come to a theater to watch a movie with. jenna: thank you for reminding us. it brings us back to the victims. joey jackson is with us and pea lar prinz is a defense attorney. your reaction to this. >> this is stunning. i know the defense will spin this to show this evidence is lack of confidence. this is clear evidence of preplanning and premeditation and a determined effort to get the job done which was to massacre people in cold blood. have you to have your wits about you, be logical and thorough, you have to know pl

>>shepard: the call sent local police and the f.b.i. rushing to this participate. nobody reportedly told the feds that the nypd was if town. jonathan hunt has this. remind us what this operation was all about. >>jonathan: it was an antiterror operation designed to prevent any potential attacks against new york city. so, they set up the monitoring of muslim communities well outside of the city itself, even in different states. new jersey, for instance, is where in took place. it involved logging the names of muslim political organizers, keeping files on sermons delivered at mosques and tracking where muslims lived, shopped, ate lunch, all without telling the local cops in jersey who only find out when the building supervisor called 9-1-1. >> we have been going through the building, unit by unit, and we came across this one apartment and it has these curious items. it doesn't seem like it is inhabited. we set down and noticed about two welcome we would be doing this inspection and that notice is still hanging on the front door. >> okay. whoever is in the apartment, t

police checked for explosives in the parking lot and the theater, and they have secured those areas. the police chief said 10 victims died at the theater, and four at area hospitals. >> and the f.b.i. has now joined the investigation to find out more about this suspect that has been apprehended now by police in aurora, colorado. but again, 14 people dead, 50 more people injured at a midnight showing of "the dark knight rises" in aurora, colorado. we'll have more as more details become available. on to our big local story, the debate over providing in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants. >> the issue will be on the ballot in november, but one state lawmaker is looking to defeat it before the voters get to the booth. jennifer franciotti live near in the studio with details. >> good morning. defeated in the minds of voters so that when they cast their ballot, it will work. delegate pat mcdonough has kicked off a statewide tour. he did so last night in middle river. the theme, stopping maryland's decline. >> quite frankly, if they go to school for four years, it costs about $40,000 in taxpayers' money to do that revenue for them. and then they can't get a job. >> delegate pat mc

f.b.i. agents, and the aurora police department. they put up black plastic over the windows. you can see where they knocked the windows out throughout the day. that's part of the way they had a chance to look inside assess the situation. we know about the explosions. you can see they have four windows -- five that they were dealing with. they knocked four out. the only one they didn't go in was the bathroom. we were told by inspectors that inside there were a plethora of devices, all sorts of wires. it was really a mess inside. very intricate mess. however, while the set-up was intricate, the actual bombs were amateur. still enough to hurt somebody, potentially kill someone, especially the person that would have opened that front door. once that door was oh, it was more set up to burn. when we were here earlier, we heard three different explosions. two small one, like a fireworks way in the distance. a third one that was loud. it was a loud pop. that was the main one. we'll explain what happened after that pop. first listen to it right now. (horn blowing). >> that was the war

the union city envelope was unopened and turned over to the f.b.i police departments all over the baya were alerted to these envelopes after the first one was opened in hayward yesterday morning. the f.b.i. and u.s. postal inspectors are on the case. we're told that each one of these envelopes actually had a postmark on it. but investigators aren't letting us know exactly where they were mailed from. reporting live in san francisco, tomas roman. >> thank you. a motorcycle driver died in a violent collision in san francisco this morning. it happened shortly after 9:00 o'clock on caesar chavez street between evans and pennsylvania. a man on a motorcycle was driving eastbound on caesar chavez when he collided with a van driving westbound. police say the motorcycle driver was decapitated. the driver of the van is cooperating with police. >>> just ahead, it was a hot day, but what's ahead tomorrow? meteorologist lisa is coming up with her forecast. >> would the giants get the better of philly and adam scott's tournament to lose. the aussie takes control at the >> the presidio social club a

. >> kristen: this facility is one of the broadcast points for police, fire and other city radio communications. because of that the f.b.i. was called in. the san francisco police are handling the investigation. >> eric: livermore police are investigating the circumstances involving the death of a man found in a livermore hotel. a worker found the body of a middle-aged man at first floor room yesterday morning. officers say there are no obvious signs of foul play so the death is being treated as suspicious until the coroner rules on the cause. >> kristen: a 22-year-old man from american canyon is facing charges for shooting at a benicia police officer. they arrested robert folster after he evaded officers for almost 313 hours yesterday. he was driving a car that was reported stolen. he tried to drive away and shot at officer. in addition to those charges, he faces auto theft and possessing a stolen weapons charge. >> the life of. ross mirkarimi is expected to come to testify this. >> san francisco chronicle reports loe pez wants to be near her father who underwent major cancer surgery. they have raised nearly $1700 to pa

f.b.i. currently has hundred folks on the scene closely integrated with the aurora police department. >> you are listening to the police chief speak. also the governor andayor and district attorney the f.b.i. special agent in charge. we'll return to that programming and press conference. but i heard some remarkable things i had not heard before. @@ >>> we continue to follow that breaking news in aurora, colorado. they say this man, jai78s holmes opened fire at the opening 6 the movie. here is what we know right now. 12 people have been killed. 59 wounded in one of the deadliest mass shootings in history. some members are members of the u.s. military and it's not known yet. the youngest victim is three-month-old baby. the new movie opens here, as well. terry mcsweeney and amy hollyfield are standing by. let's begin with you in san francisco, amy. >> i have a new development to tell you about. we saw a san francisco police officer pull up about 20 minutes ago, parked here at the entrance. he sat here for about 20 minutes and just drove away. we are starting to see evidence of more security here at the movie theaters where this movie is showing. it was sho

and calling for an f.b.i. and the investigation into the police this after an unarmed man was shot dead by police later neighbors started to protest the police violence and authorities fired back we showed you the disturbing video yesterday but we're playing it again because the powerful pictures speak for themselves. you can see here they are shooting rubber bullets and unleashed a dog which ran directly at a woman holding a baby among other bystanders witnesses seem to be afraid for their lives now the community is demanding answers and calling for the officers responsible to be held accountable joining me now is joanne sosa an activist with take back and i have anaheim joanne welcome so i know that you are an assistant to the city council and know the family of the victims and there are these reports that police officers try to bribe people to hand over a video of the incident video that is presumably incriminating what do you know about that. well first of all a correction i'm joanna take back the spokesperson for most of the director i was director for s.b. and that is an hour drive very used to be the shou

all topping this hour a community in california outraged and calling for an investigation into the f.b.i. by the f.b.i. into the police this after an unarmed man was shot dead by police later neighbors started to protest the police violence and authorities fired back we showed you this disturbing video yesterday but we're playing it again because the powerful pictures speak for themselves. we. hear you. and see they're shooting rubber bullets and a least a dog which ran directly at a woman holding her baby among other bystanders when this is seen to be afraid for their lives now the community is demanding answers and calling for an officer and calling for the officers responsible to be held accountable for an update ours and correspondent ramon glinda joins us now live from anaheim ramon what more do we know. the city about down to the happiest place on earth but today activists are calling this city a powder keg which is ready to explode following those two deadly officer involved shootings over the weekend now civil rights groups as you mentioned than even the mayor have called for a federal investigation into the p

topping this hour a community in california outraged and calling for an f.b.i. investigation into police this after an unarmed man was shot dead by police later neighbors started to protest the police violence and authorities fired back we showed you this disturbing video yesterday but we're playing it again because the powerful pictures speak for themselves. well you can see here they're shooting rubber bullets and unleashed a dog which ran directly at a woman holding her baby among other bystanders witnesses seem to be afraid for their lives now the community is demanding answers and calling for the officers responsible to be held accountable for an update joanne sosa an activist with take back anaheim joined me just a little earlier. let me see. evelyn that's one of the great mysteries as an act of mr graham if you're awful mainly in the back then he asked me where she should work which she just missed americans murdered by that was to partners she described all nameless running down the streets right pasture with her and some other people that also took some chairs and at least had s

police and fire. because of that the f.b.i. was called in. francisco police are handling the investigation. >> eric: livermore police are investigating the circumstances involving the death of a man found in livermore hotel. a worker found the body of a middle-aged man in first floor room at the double tree hotel yesterday morning. death is being treated as suspicious until the coroner rules on a cause. autopsy is spending. >> kristen: opponents of $68 billion high speed rail plan plan to go to sacramento to call for an end to the project. they are facing several lawsuits and political pressure not to spend the money that voters approved before the economy sourced. a lawsuit brought by palo alto and menlo park will be discussed at the state capital. the city's claim the environmental analysis relies on false ridership projections. >> a 22-year-old man from american canyon is facing charges for shooting at a police officer. 42 arrested robert folster after he evaded officers for almost 13 hours yesterday. it happened after routine traffic stop

the assets with technical expertise provided by the sheriff's office denver police department, atf and the f.b.icollaborated routinely with suspicious packages but rarely anything this complex. last night, the local state and federal resources here in colorado were joined by the f.b.i.'s national assets from virginia. these additional assets are part of the critical incident response group in the laboratory division. they include on team expertise, explosive sampling chemists and senior scientists, post blast recovery ex perh, also bomb techs and their purpose is to support the operations and preserve the evidence inside the apartment including and probably most importantly the explosives and/or incendiary devices that were found in the apartment. public safety is obviously paramount throughout the operation. my hat is off to the professionals from the aurora fire department who kept us safe throughout the dynamic operations that occurred at street for days. robot techniques were used to look at multiple booby traps and multiple incendiary devices. so briefly what occurred we first had to make e

f.b.i. and department of homeland security have issued a joint intelligence bulletin to state and local police urging them to be vigilant. but the advisory also stresses that friday's attack appears to be an isolated event, not part of some broader threat. justice correspondent bob orr is in washington and has more on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: sources say investigators have found key evidence in dumpsters and trash bins outside of james holmes' apartment. including a shipping label from an internet ammunition store called bulkammo.com. sources say investigators have also recovered a surveillance video of james holmes picking up approximately 150 pounds of ammunition at a federal express outlet in colorado. they've interviewed a u.p.s. driver who said holmes had 90 packages delivered to his workplace on the university of colorado medical campus. and sources say over the past several months, holmes spent about $15,000 as he was putting together his deadly arsenal-- guns, chemicals, explosives and ammunition. aurora police chief dan oates says it all adds up to a methodically planne

police implying he had explosives in this vehicle you're seeing right here. he also apparently claimed that he had explosives in his apartment building. atf, f.b.i. andearching his apartment building at this hour for any possible explosives. again, the guy is a young adult male, apparently white, 24 years old, james holmes, we are hearing is his name. we are also hearing his car may have had tennessee license plates. we are still trying o confirm that at this time. aurora police are asking anyone with any information about this person to please give them a call. just a quick recap, 12 people now confirmed dead by aurora police. at least 50 have been injured and have been taken to at least four hospitals in that area. also keep in mind, 6:30 in the morning mountsen time now. some family members may be waking up to this news as we hear it right now. a lot of teen-agers go to movies, the midnight showing. so some of those children and young people who were at that movie theater may not have returned home to their parents. some parents presumably just getting this information as they wake up right now. those family members are asked to go to gateway high

police or politicians, we respond appropriately. >> substance was also flour. postal inspectors and the f.b.i. are now investigating. >>> san jose fire officials say 21 people were treated with burns after they walked across hot coals during a motivational seminar. tony robbins put on the motivational seminar. they also does. >>> speaking of hot. it was a hot one out there. >> three neighborhoods reached 100 degrees. a 40-degree spread from vollmer peak. you are looking a little bit of fog in the distance. live doppler 7 hd. quiet this evening, we are tracking the low clouds and fog that are banked up along the shoreline. big question is how far are they going to make it across the bay. as for today, the temperatures were in the triple-digits and antioch and livermore and concord. we saw 66 at half moon bay. right now 11:00, 82 degrees in antioch. so quite warm out there. 56 and west wind at 21 miles an hour at san francisco. up above in the higher levels of the atmosphere, high pressure pressing down on the bay area. so that is going to allow for the marine layer to stay confined and shallow.

f.b.i. reports he shot and wounded a police officer after a heist in california.is linked to two other bank robberies. surveillance video of this guy is released, in addition to the assault rifle, that is the cop's phrase, the guy wear as mask and bullet proof vest, or bullet resistant vest, and we told he last struck july 6 in seattle. f.b.i. offering $20,000 reward. >> the prosecution says a mother hacked into the computer system at her school, at her kid's school to change the kid's grade. she said she didn't think it was illegal. now our illegal panel debates it. and it could come soon. it could soon become easier to register to vote. log on to facebook. well, i can think of some groups that won't like that! >>shepard: a mother in pennsylvania faces six felony charges over hacking into a school district's computer system and changed her kid's grades. cops state mom is a former secretary for the district who used a superintendent's own password to access the system. cops say mom admitted to changing the grade and said she thought her abcs were unethical but not

police or politicians, we respond appropriately. >> substance was also flour. postal inspectors and the f.b.i.re now investigating. >>> san jose fire officials say 21 people were treated with burns after they walked across hot coals during a motivational seminar. tony robbins put on the motivational seminar. they also does. >>> speaking of hot. it was a hot one out there. >> three neighborhoods reached 100 degrees. a 40-degree spread from vollmer peak. you are looking a little bit of fog in the distance. live doppler 7 hd. quiet this evening, we are tracking the low clouds and fog that are banked up along the shoreline. big question is how far are they going to make it across the bay. as for today, the temperatures were in the triple-digits and antioch and livermore and concord. we saw 66 at half moon bay. right now 11:00, 82 degrees in antioch. so quite warm out there. 56 and west wind at 21 miles an hour at san francisco. up above in the higher levels of the atmosphere, high pressure pressing down on the bay area. so that is going to allow for the marine layer to stay confined and shallow. w

another bright spot was the courage demonstrated by the aurora police and the fire department and the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. in the face of what was a monstrous action by this guy. in colorado we consider ourselves to be pretty tough. auroraans, the way we were -- where this act took place, pretty tough. it hurts. we all hurt. but we're resilient and we will get through it and the stories that some of those who are injured are sharing actually really do lighten the day. and know any one of us would be happy to talk to you all about that. but there has been a tremendous outpouring of sympathy and condolences and compassion from all of you. and i know i speak on behalf of our entire delegation to thank you for thinking about us and where we live in our community, because we are in this together and we just thank you very much. so i ask that all of you stand with me and our delegation in a moment of silence to honor the memory of those that were killed , the wounded victims and all americans during this time of healing and as i said once before, and as our governor said, we will remember these

another bright spot was the courage demonstrated by the aurora police and the fire department and the f.b.i. and the a.t.f. in the face of what was a monstrous action by this guy. in colorado we consider ourselves to be pretty tough. auroraans, the way we were -- where this act took place, pretty tough. it hurts. we all hurt. but we're resilient and we will get through it and the stories that some of those who are injured are sharing actually really do lighten the day. and know any one of us would be happy to talk to you all about that. but there has been a tremendous outpouring of sympathy and condolences and compassion from all of you. and i know i speak on behalf of our entire delegation to thank you for thinking about us and where we live in our community, because we are in this together and we just thank you very much. so i ask that all of you stand with me and our delegation in a moment of silence to honor the memory of those that were killed , the wounded victims and all americans during this time of healing and as i said once before, and as our governor said, we will remember these

one of the most significant factors is the violent police response that the media really does a report on and what we've also seen is ease f.b.i. entrapment cases to try and smear the occupy movement as terrorists but i think there's also internal problems that the carnival free for all is great but the movement does the to mature and it does need to make decisions about strategy about how to move forward there's been numerous attempts to re re occupy public spaces around the country and especially in new york city and other have succeeded because to be able to do this you're going up against a very powerful violent state and you need force of numbers all right as you had mentioned the movement has been facing some challenges especially after the. different protests set up across the country so i know that they they're trying to focus on this new strategy to restructure gys any word on what that new strategy. well there's a lot of individual movements that have come out of occupy that are great there's really just inspiring work being done done around home foreclosure to feds a whole campaign around the trillion dollars in stu

f.b.i. and the aurora police department on the ground.ference with the late owns their investigation anlatest on their investigation, we might learn more and we'll have more on the booby trapped apartment in about 30 minutes. don't go away. i've been coloring liz's hair for years. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? [ female announcer ] root touch-up by nice'n easy has the most shade choices, designed to match even salon coloin just 10 minutes. with root touch-up, all they see is you. jenna: more breang news here on fox. rick: alisyn camerota in for. megyn: on "america live" coming up right now. >> reporter: a fox news alert on breaking developments out of colorado. we are awaiting a news conference from the aurora police department as the country watches in horror what unfolded there. a dozen people now dead after that mass shooting inside a crowded movie theater. welcome to "america live," everyone. i'm alisyn camerota in nor megyn kelly today. we have chilling new details this hour about the gun

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police and federal agents are trying to understand as much as they can about the killing spree. detonating bombs pulled from james holmes' apartment, a place that's now the primary focus of an f.b.i. evidence response team searching for any clue that may help them figure out how and why it's happened. jay gray, wbal-tv 11 news. >> here in baltimore city, police are investigating a shooting in northwest baltimore. police say a man was shot multiple times just after 3:00 saturday morning in the 3500 block of west belvedere avenue he was hit in the face and body and taken to an area hospital where at last check he was in critical but stable condition. detectives are asking anyone with information about the shooting to contact the northwest police precinct. >> a four wheeler tipped over in baltimore county sending eight people to the hospital. the accident happened in the 1700 block of monkton farm drive a little after 10:00 last night. baltimore county police are investigating the incident. in carroll county, police are investigating a multivehicle car crash in mount airy. the accident happened at the intersection of route 27 and south main street. that happened a little before 7:00

police. but the f.b.i. says it has scanned its database and no one exists with the name on that michigan driver's license.security camera video shows a young man with long hair, presumed to be a wig entering and exiting the facility. he's dressed like a tourist and that is likely how he slipped on the bus. u.s. authorities are cooperating with the bulgarians and israelis to try to figure out who was behind the suicide attack that left five dead. western intelligence agencies foiled a similar plot in kenya, taking into custody anth who detailed the planning of that attack. israel blamed iran. and they blamed hezbollah, who posted on the website about how iran's revolutionary guard would go about closing the strait of hormuz and much of the gulf. the translation and link were provided to us by the media research institute andh missilee against u.s. aircraft areas to halt traffic in the strait something that would send oil prices sky high. we understand the passenger is cooperating on all of these issues with israel. the white house has said they stand side-by-side with israel and will get to the bottom of t

f.b.i. will be working with the dutch police to try to back trace who put the sandwiches together and who may else have had access in the area to the send witches. if time stamps or video cameras exist, that could prove incredibly helpful. so, too, would employee whose may have seen or her something or know something. >>shepard: thank you, gregg jarrett from the newsroom. and now an expert, chairman of the aviation consulting firm. mike, how much do we know about security for people who provide all sorts of thing including food for airlines? >>guest: a lot. there is none. basically this could have been steel in lasagna. we have been warned. the back doors of the airports are wide open. >>shepard: so we go through the screaming and they take arm our water bottles but they let anything in for catering? >>guest: same with fuelers and the people working on the ramp, fixing the concrete. this is for show. 9/11 did not happen because of failure of screening passengers but failure of security at a airport and that still exists. >>shepard: there have not been a lost improvements. >>guest: absolutely

. >> this morning, police at the amsterdam airport say they have no idea how needles ended up on delta flights. but the f.b.i. is on board andorking to investigate. needles were found in five turkey sandwiches on four different flights from amsterdam. two men on the flight to minneapolis say they ordered the turkey sandwich and was pricked by the needles inside. he told the flight attendant. she was shocked but it was also the second time she heard the same story. >> she told me a passenger on the other side of the plane, on the other side of the aisle had the same thing. so obviously there was something going on. >> i felt the poke on the top of my mouth, i pulled it out of my mouth it was very clear, i cleaned the food off, it was about one inch long straight need. >> will the catering company that provided the food for the flights released a statement. we take this matter seriously. they launched a full investigation to determine the root cause of this disturbing incident. we are treating this as a criminal act. federal authorities are investigating who had access to the food and all of the sandwiches have been removed fr

and boobytraps inside. the threeter in aurora remains closed. police say it's a massive crime scene that will take days to process. law enforcement including agents from the f.b.i. and a.t.f. have been gathering evidence and are still trying to figure out what led to the killing rampage. 12 people died and 58 others were injured. 11 remain in critical condition. this was one of the largest mass shootings in u.s. history. >> the thing that affects me most is just seeing that young girl just laying there just shot. she's just a little kid still. you know, like how -- like it's just not right. >> and coming up in 30 minutes, we will go live to aurora, colorado, for more on what investigators are doing this morning. >>> aurora's police chief became emotional when describing what yesterday was like for his own officers. >> our cops went through a lot. they rushed people out of that -- that theater, into police cars. -- >> chief dan oates says the officers arrived within 60 to 90 seconds of the first 911 calls and helped the dozens of victims with gun shout wounds. in all 200 officers and deputies responded from two different counties. the chief said psychologists fr

and every lead coming through. we have new information that has led the police to actually make a statement that they believe the two little girls were abducted, and are still alive. gregg: the f.b.it been totally cooperate cooperative here. is it possible that this same set of parents is trying to hide the children for some particular reason? >> you think like an investigator, and that is exactly what us investigators would think in this type of situation. you know, both -- here is the thing, both of these parents, especially the parents of little lyric morissey, they both are facing criminal charges and have criminal histories. and that's fine. they have not been cooperating with the police. the father of lyric made a statement that he thought the police was focusing too much on him. now why would he say that? only because the police have turned up the heat. so i think right now the police are believing that these parents probably gave those little girls to someone in another state, maybe a relative, because the f.b.i. has said that they have expanded the search outside the state of iowa at this time. gregg: all right. let's assume for the moment that the parents are not telling

police abuse the system. and new to arthur aidala and criminal defense attorney, randy zelin. so, they can get you anyway. >>arthur: this is a problem for the f.b.i. because it is an area they cannot get to and it is referred to as "going dark." now they will not tell you this but they are happy about this. what they say publicly, if they follow it, i could live with. they say anything they want to obtain requires review and approval by a court and "it is only used in national security matters and to combat the most serious crimes." now, if i knew that last sentence was a fact, that's only regarding national security, not if someone underage bought a beer and us was only the most extreme circumstances, then if this is a crime-fighting tool to save another 9/11 i can live with that. >>randy: the end never justifies the means for our right to privacy, and the expectation privacy which i would submit is even heightened when it comes to skype. that is what skype is known for. what a private conversation? i will see you on skype. this country was the on our right to be left alone to pursue all the good stuff and just because the government claims we'r

f.b.i. person to look into the case. the late head coach admitted to learning about an incident in 2001 involving sandusky and a boy in the shower, but he didn't tell policegot that information from former grad assistant, mike mcqueary. that is believed to be a big part of this investigation. a report is expected to be released about 9:00 a.m. this morning. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thanks brianne. there is evidence in dispute in the case of a man accused of killing a man's estranged wife and her son. they are trying to get phone records thrown out of court. lopez is charged with killing mcclain and her son william. >> metro officials are expected to provide new details into the derail ment that shut down a stretch of the green line about a week ago. >> a partial derailment is being blamed on the heat and so far metro has decided not to provide details including when the track was last inspected. the train stopped after losing power in the hot weather. the tristate oversight committee which investigates metro accidents is now looking into both those incidents. >> and dealing with a spike in cracked rails according to records obtained by the examiner.