across the golden gate bridge. in weekend we have the races at sonoma expect traffic on highway 80 through vallejo, 37 over towards the raceway on to 101 through marin county can be very heavy this weekend. san francisco marathon happening we'll talk about that coming up. 6:02. developing news from san francisco's castro district flash flood in the last hour public works crews finally -- capped a broken fire hydrant. >> reporter: look at this spot there used to be a fire hydrant there now there is just a big hole. he hit the fire hydrant and knocked it off and left a hole that sent water gushing that the air. it looked like a geyser the car knocked the fire hydrant down after it crashed into it, let the water free it was spewing everywhere it happened about 2:00 this morning on castro street in a residential area at henry. one resident woke up, came to check it out these are pictures sent from one of our from -- from one of our viewers. crews looking like they are having trouble. they tell us they did have trouble act session the valve to shut it off. -- trouble accessing the value to shut it off. crews tell me the driver did appear drunk. police think he was, they took him to jail the officer says he has a prior dui. no word on whether the city will be sending him a bill for the hydrant he broke. residents never lost water, they may have lost pressure for a little while, now everything is back to normal. it took a couple of hours but they did stop the water from gushing and everyone's water pressure should be fine. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the group that raises funds to keep popular south bay state park open will demand later this morning donations be refunded. terry mcsweeney live from san jose. this comes after funding scandal at the state capital? >> reporter: a major funding scandal. these non-profits went out and raised money to save parks on the state's hit list. turns out state parks had a 54 million dollar fund and now these non-profits are finding out state parks might not be spending that money to save these park. some people find it absolutely unbelievable that this would be going on. henry park near morgan hill was on the state park hit list, until the preservation fund stepped up, raised nearly $300,000 and promised to raise the same amount next year and the next year. another group hoping to save castle rock state park wants its money back. >> we trusted the state officials that they were out of money. the state has a 16 billion dollar deficit now and if we wanted to keep these 70 parks open, non-profits and the public would have to step up. >> reporter: state parks director ruth coleman has stepped down she resigned a week ago today. an assistant says she told coleman five times overfive years about this fund, coleman says she does not recall that conversation. the preservation fund is going to have a meeting in san jose this morning and they are going to be turning up the heat, trying to make sure that the state parks that they want saved will be saved, especially now we all know there's 54 million dollars in sacramento that we didn't know about. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. san francisco mayor ed lee the latest city leader to come out against restaurant chain chick-fil-a. people have been speaking out about the effort to build restaurants in their neighborhood because of the company's ceo's stance against same-sex . mayor lee sent out this tweet: the clothest chick still lay to san francisco is 40 miles away i strongly recommend they not try to come any closer. investors will be closely watch -- closely watching facebook when trading starts. the company's stock down 11% in after hours trading following release of the first earnings report since its rocky initial public offering. revenues grew 32%, the slowest pace on record. sales higher than expected the increase is dwarfed by a surge in spending. stock is now selling for $23.97, opening price $38. stay with the morning news at 6:45 we go live to jane king at the new york stock exchange for an update on facebook's stock. san francisco archbishop is set to make a major announcement this morning. no word on what he's going to announce. he had double bypass surgery last october after experiencing chest pains. the 76-year-old was appointed by pope benedict xvi in 2005. olympics opening ceremony is tonight. stay with abc7 news for the latest. here's how we are going to handle keeping you informed. on air we will announce a spoil area alert. if you don't want to know, no problem you will have time to turn away -- to turn away. on our social platforms you have to click a link to see them so you won't accidentally fan out the results. -- find out results. :08. time for a look at the forecast, yep grey start to the morning. those wipers may come in handy for some folks. >> if you can pry 'em off your windshield because they are probably dry rotted a lot of them always happens this time of year. good morning made it to friday doppler showing how light that mist and drizzle is and how isolated it is lowest visibilities now around half moon bay everybody else okay as far as visibility goes. humid this morning, moisture in the air, in the 50s. noon, most of the clouds back to the coast a few around the bay inland sunny and temperatures around 70, mid 60s around the bay and mid to upper 50s along the coast. 4:00 the coast will be the only area with clouds, around 60. low 70s around the bay upper 70s inland nothing too taxing on the body. 7:00 mid to upper 60s around the bay and inland jacket weather developing for your evening plans, mid 50s at the coast with mist and drizzle returning during the evening hours. three day forecast building warmth, four to six degrees warmer tomorrow, another two degrees warmer sunday, temperatures spill into monday. happy friday. light out there as we take a look at the san mateo bridge live shot headed in the westbound direction up the incline section traffic flowing smoothly from hayward to foster city side no delays, clouds, elsewhere bay bridge light no metering lights yet, traffic nice and smooth into san francisco through treasure island. walnut creek commute so far so good southbound 680 towards highway 24 through the san ramon valley, no delays there. drive times now, starting to bunch up off the altamont pass you can see a little bit of orange and yellow sensors in the area as you head to the livermore and pleasanton area. that's your traffic now. 6:10. ford recall, the federal investigator leading the u.s. automaker to recall nearly half a million of its popular escape suv's. caught on camera, the summer storm creating an impressive light display in new york city. good morning. this is a live picture from our roof cam, mike is going to tell us about the mist and drizzle. and the turn around in the weather for the weekend coming up. right now, take a look that the amazing photo showing lightning over the empire state building. it happened last night this photo and others were snapped as a thunderstorm rained over new york city itch the photographer says -- ranged over new york city. the photographer says the storm was brief, only rained for 15 minutes followed by the impressive lightning display. i'm an the red, white and blue for team u.s.a.. >> and white lightning. ford recalling nearly half a million of escape suv's because the pedal with stick. the recall was announced yesterday, days after the highway traffic safety administration opened an investigation into the problem. at least one death is blamed on this the recall affects escapes made between 2001 and 2004 with the v-engine within group says ford has been aware of this problem for years and should have made the recall in 2005. with a little more than three months after the november election the california republican party is deeply in the state gop is facing an $850,000 deficit falling behind in paying rent, phone bills. the board has approved closing its sacramento headquarters and laying off staff. obviously something like that could impact their ability to reach voters. :15. you may be asking yourself, self are these grey skies going to stay over the weekend? i'm going to ask mike. >> you want me into your head talking to you -- [ talking over each other ] >> although there's plenty room up there >> i hear an echo! >> you guys. >> i know, having fun, how are you this morning. >> good. >> excellent. >> you can stop what you are doing and take a look at as we look from mount tamalpais beautiful sunrise, golden colors of warmer weather on the way tomorrow. today clouds had a little more moisture, doppler is picking up a little mist and drizzle along the coast into san francisco, you can see that spike in the sierra on the right of your screen that is the sunrise, it is up there as we've seen now with the radar and with our tower cams. 51 in santa rosa cool spot rest of us mid to upper 50s monterey bay mid to upper 50s. late sunshine cool afternoon once again overcast tonight with mist and drizzle most likely in our higher elevations and long the coast warmer trend begins tomorrow for all of us. today slightly warmer from one degree in oakland and san francisco, two in san jose. as fars what is happening now, cloud cover just about everywhere hangs around inland to noon pulls out by 1:00, a few breaks in the cloud cover during the afternoon hours. south bay mid to upper 70s los gatos 80. peninsula mid 70s dropping to 69 in millbrae, 59 pacifica and daly city, mid 60s downtown south san francisco mid to upper 70s north bay valleys, upper 60s to mid 70s east bay shore, berkeley 66. upper 70s to mid 80s in the east bay valleys some of the warmest weather 64 monterey, 71 santa cruz, morgan hill 80. 7:15 first pitch, cloudy, dropping to 5 by the he did of the game. gilroy garlic festival starts today at 10:00, 61, sunup to 72 by noon, 84 at 4:00, smelly, i mean comfy 77 at 7:00 love going down there. temperatures four to six degrees warmer tomorrow, couple more degrees of warmth sunday then cruise control through next week. >> think i can smell it from here. not fond of that garlic ice cream. commute looking good, san francisco marathon sunday. you need to be aware a lot of road closures in san francisco, golden gate bridge from 6 a.m. to a.m. two southbound lanes, one northbound lane. marathon will occupy two northbound lanes starting at 7:45 on the embarcadero in front of the ferry building. it will go through richmond, sunset, haight, market, mission, once again, sunday in san francisco at least until noon will be roving traffic closures due to this rolling traffic closures i guess is the right word due to the san francisco marathon. bay bridge toll no metering lights, friday light, we like it that way. elsewhere all mass transit great way to go everybody on time, no delays. new accident to report eastbound 580 at highway 24 blocking the left lane there. we'll follow that for you. :19. >> the nfl is offering 11,000 former and current players something it has never offered before. high expectations for the 49ers as the team gets you can see welcome back. the nfl is starting a new health program for current and former players. the league announced the yesterday saying it is meant to assist players with physical and mental health part of the program includes a confidential phone line as the nfl faces new lawsuit from 2400 players who accuse the league of not properly addressing head injuries. all 11,000 former and current nfl players are eligible for the nut program. this afternoon 49ers' wide receiver randy moss is scheduled to speak to the media for the first time since signing with the team in mar: also the 49ers will hold -- team in march. also the 49ers will hold its first practice. expect tastes sky high for the 9ers. davis says he -- expectations are sky high for the 9ers. --. [ unintelligible ] mike hinted at the air around gilroy will be filled up with the sweet smell of garlic this weekend. the 34th annual garlic festival begins today it will honor the stinking rose we say that affectionately featuring all things garlic the event is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors this year since it began in 1979. thefest hall -- >> sweet aroma, just follow your nose. 6:25. still ahead, the north bay swat standoff lasting more than five hours and the role alcohol played in bringing it to answer. days after a san jose couple is murdered in their own home the new information we are leaning on the suspect who is still on the run. >> reporter: there used to be a fire hydrant here now just a hole. i'll tell you what happened and who did this. high temperatures below average from 50s and 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s inland. rest of the country if you are leaving us for the weekend, safe travels and dress for warmth near 100 in st. louis, dallas 107 phoenix, 98 salt lake low to mid 70s seattle and portland 90s along the eastern seaboard right now all is quiet across the lower 48 with most of our major airports look what comes into focus san francisco flight arrival delays. oakland and san jose on time. check [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. good morning everyone. it is friday july 27th, a grey, misty, drizzley start to our morning. the weekend is going to look differently, thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. good morning. different mean nose more mist and drizzle in the mornings after today, possibly tomorrow, warmer in the afternoons definitely. live doppler showing jut how not widespread the wet weather is confined to the coast and higher elevations. the coast will have drizzle through at least 7:00 maybe up towards noon when we see a few pockets of sun develop. may reach low 60s by 4:00, mainly in the 50s today. cloudy start around the bay, 50s. by 4:00, mid 60s to low 70s. drop back into the low to mid 60s for your evening. as you head inland, mainly cloudy mid to upper 50s now, sunny by noon with mid 60s to mid 70s, 4:00, low to upper 70s and comfortable conditions mid 60s to low 70s, you may need a light jacket for friday evening. let's turn it over to sue with traffic. good morning. things starting to get busy, 880 nimitz commute still good, highway 4 a little slow out of antioch up towards cupertino. 580 off the altamont starting to slow, here's why westbound 580 before north flynn debris in lanes cars are having to slow to get around that. some sort of debris hazard, chp not being specific. it is in lanes two and three for your westbound drive. elsewhere new accident westbound 24 at 580, stall in the right lane as well. 6:31. new this morning, public works crews in san francisco are cleaning up the streets in the city's castro district after a suspected drunk driver rammed into a fire hydrant. amy hollyfield joins us live with video of the gusher looks calm there now, not that way an hour ago. >> reporter: no, not at all. look what the is missing. there used to be a fire hydrant there now just a hole, but at least it is not gushing water any more. it looked like a geyser water was spewing out of the hole. authorities did have trouble shutting it off. police say drunk driver crashed into the hydrant, knocked it down and broke it. he has been taken to jail. i was something to see, one resident came out -- it was something to see, one resident came out to look. the crews look like they are working in a rainstorm. they had trouble locating the valve they needed to get to. they weren't extractly -- exactly working in ideal conditions this happened 2:00 this morning they got the gushing stopped at 5:00 this is castro and henry in a residental area between 14th and 15 street. residents never lost water but pressure probably was low the crews say because so much water was being lost. they never were without water. now they've got the water capped and the gushing has stopped things have returned to normal, just in time for everyone to get up and get ready for work, your shower should be fine here in the castro area. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. santa rosa man faces several felonies after a five hour stand off with the sheriff's office. officials received a report before 6:00 last night from a man who said he heard gunshots from his roommate's bedroom. deputies say the 48-year-old man refused to come out of house. investigators say he became more intoxicated as negotiations continued. 11 p.m., remote controlled robot was sent in the house and found him lying near a bed totally unresponsive. he was taken to the hospital. 2-year-old boy treated for third degree burns after falling into a fire pit in marin county around 7:00 last night at dillon beach. a fire department spokesman says the boy fell backwards into the pit suffering burns on his lower back. the family members were with the toddler when accident happened. an ambulance was called but it had to come from bodega, 20 miles away. bike rider accused of killing an elderly pedestrian in the castro district is due back in court today. 38-year-old chris bucchere pleaded not guilty during his initial court appearance last month he's free on $150,000 bail. bucchere is accused of running into a 71-year-old man when he was in the cross walk at market and castro, he died a few days later. prosecutors say bucchere made no effort to stop or slow down. police released new details about a suspect in a double murder. police believe he may be on his way to mexico and may be driving a black 2006 nissan maxima. the license number is 6 tiw 691 he's the suspect in the murders of pedro and marble jiminez found early monday morning. dare dare three children were home at the time. -- if would you like to help go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. it is 6:35. pg&e has settled lawsuits with two families that lost loved ones in the san bruno pipeline explosion. a judge approved the deal yesterday for an undisclosed amount. attorneys have negotiated agreements withopm pg&e in 50 cases. more than 400 lawsuits have been filed by survivors who lost relatives in the september flown shun. search continues for a 19 -- 19-year-old uc davis student who has not been seen more than a month. she was last seen leaving a counts lidge center in sacramento where she was getting treatment following a stress-related break down. after a visual and facebook campaign with 6,000 followers her disappearance remains a mystery. investigators are monitoring her facebook page hoping for some sign of where she might be. this morning mayor lee is set to announce the fall opening of a new store in union square that is expected to bring hundreds of new jobs. it is the world's fifth largest retailer based in japan. the store will generate 500 jobs for the city. it opened its first u.s. store in new york city last october metering -- featuring trendy clothing popular in asia with low prices for down jackets and other outer wear. >> they are promising hundreds of jobs. >> five hundred. 6:37. mike's job to bring you the weather. this morning that means he's serving up drizzle on a platter. grey start, misty morning, if you will. good news it is not for everybody for a select few mainly higher elevations around the bay, closer to the bay water and ocean you will find the mist turn possibly into drizzle. they 'tis winds in fairfield gusting up to 35 when you have a stout -- an sea breeze and extra moisture in the air this morning includes just as stubborn as they were yesterday, 7:00, still dealing with them everywhere mild in the 50s. noon clouds pull out of the valleys and start slowly retreating out of bay they will still be around with 60s for you. by the time we get to 4:00 includes out of bay some along the coast starting to dissipate upper 50s to low 60s into san francisco, 65 in oakland the rest of us in the 70s to near 80° east bay valleys. 7:00, 60s and 70s clouds starting to move back into the bay drizzle starting to develop along the coast into san francisco during the evening, upper 50s. next three days morning marine layer won't be as stout sun quicker, four to six degrees warmer tomorrow, couple more degrees of warmth for sunday. hello everyone, update coming out of the central valley if you are traveling westbound 580 debris and hazard in lanes two and three causing traffic to slow otherwise mild commute towards the dublin pleasanton area. eastbound 580 at 24 accident reported in the left lane. westbound 24 right at 580, stalled truck blocking the right lane this problems in 294/580 judges. northbound 17 through san jose getting first reports of an accident blocking the left lane there. elsewhere, here's your commute if you are traveling towards the bay bridge into the maze westbound 80 moving but it is little crowds no major slow downs. look what happens at the bay bridge, absolutely friday light, no metering lights traffic all the way into san francisco very light, smooth sailing into the incline through the tunnel into the city. 6:39. guess what? facebook shares down again now. apple making a big acquisition, trading underway on wall street. we'll have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. right now the dow up 59 points. first, today marks one week since the tragedy in colorado. the reason a denver judge is not allowing the media access to the school records suspect james holmes. preview of what the new bay bridge eastern span will look like when it is lit up at night. welcome back. 6:43 on this friday sunshine late into the inland valleys noon 1, 1:00 at the bay. 70s and 80s through the bay and inland. live doppler showing no rain, a lot of sun, 86 sacramento. up to the sierra a lot of sun this weekend 80 tahoe mid 90s yosemite morning clouds give way to afternoon sun in l.a. near 80 this weekend mid 70s around san diego. 6:44 now. we want to give a big thank to you everyone who has help raise thousands for foster children. christine s of south san francisco, jill e of campbell and maury m of san jose. you can make a difference like us at facebook.com/abc7news and a dollar will be donated to the sleep train dream campaign. right now what is trending on twitter in san diego: [ unintelligible ] let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on "good morning america" in 15 minutes. >> reporter: good friday morning. it is now the final countdown to the opening ceremonies at the olympic games. we have the latest on what to expect from tonight's big event. plus, the rivalry between swim chap s -- champs who do you think is going to take gold? straight ahead on "good morning america." . we have a new update from "good morning america" host robin robert this morning. robin plans to take medical leave now around the end of august for her bone marrow transplant. she is nouned last month she has a blood and bone marrow disease that after beating breast cancer five years ago. robin says friends will be subbing for her during her absence. they include barbara walters, diane sawyer, katie couric and kelly ripa. today makes one week since the colorado shooting massacre new developments regarding the suspect james holmes this is exclusive video holmes, denver judge has barred university of colorado from releasing his school records. he's a former grad student he dropped out following a year end oral exam. several media organization have filed open records requests for his school records. a judge this week said releasing those records would impede the ongoing investigation. founder of amazon has just given a huge boost to same-sex marriage. jeff bezos is pledging 2 1/2 million dollars to make same-sex marriage legal in washington state. google has kicked off a global campaign to legalize same-sex marriages worldwide. facebook has introduced a timeline feature that lets gay and lesbian couples announce their marriage with icons that sent them. apple getting deeper into the computer security business and facebook is losing more friends on wall street and more money. >> right. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning this has not been a good year for facebook. last night another disappointment from the company supposed to lead the nation's next internet boom. shares under severe pressure this more they are trading at a new low, about a 14, 15% loss after first earnings report as a publicly traded company was disappointing. slowing sales gains and shrinking profit margins they went public in may lots of people in the bay area losing money. economic growth shrinking in the second quarter government report out today gdp higher than expected it did show growth at the slowest pace in a year that and new optimism that europe's government will figure out fund countries in trouble is translating into a higher open for stocks. bloomberg index also trading up. apple announcing plans to make an acquisition. pad and iphone make area greed to buy a company for 350 million dollars. it is based in florida. they make authentication technology. biometric features may maintain security on devices. the deal is expected to close in the third quarter after share hold area approval. i'm jane king, bloomberg news. i'm sure you are making plans want to know about that warm-up coming. >> if i told to you go fly a kite would you be upset? or would you run to berkeley tomorrow one of the many things going on warmer weather for those folks. here's a look the sun as it is sitting on top of the marine layer. we have arrival delays into sfo, around 51 minutes. doppler showing a little drizzle and mist mainly along the coast. oakland and san jose live doppler, oakland and san jose can we go to live doppler, thank you, oakland and san jose on time. let's move on and we'll talk about temperatures dress for mid to upper 50s around most neighborhoods 51 santa rosa for the cool spot, mid to upper 50s monterey bay and inland as you step out over the next hour. sun late again today, going to be cool this afternoon. overcast tonight, moisture possible tomorrow morning probably the last morning except for at coast sunday morning we may have mist and drizzle. warming trend begins tomorrow. today well below average. 64 in san francisco, four degrees below average. oakland 68 is five, napa and san jose 77. livermore 81 and seven redwood city 74 second day in a row the farthest you are away from average, 74°, nine degrees below average. 66 berkeley, upper 60s to low 70s through most of the east bay shore. south bay mid to upper 70s. los gatos 80. low to mid 70s peufpbs la. -- peninsula. 69 millbrae, daly city 59. mid 60s around downtown, south san francisco, 67 in sausalito, mid to upper 70s north bay valleys. santa cruz warm spot, 71, morgan hill 80. dodgers in town three games behind how about we put 'em six behind us, sweep 'em, yeah! that got some cheers, 7:15 tonight at the park dropping to 56. push them out of the pennant race in august. garlic festival in gilroy begins today, 10:00 festival opens at 61 warms quickly sun at noon, 72, mid to upper 80s around 4:00, 84, 7:00, comfy 77. four to six degrees of warmth added tomorrow couple more sunday near 90 inland next week near 80 around the bay. mid 60s at the coast. good morning. a lot going on this weekend which means traffic will be affected for all those events mike was mentioning. hot spots eastbound 580 at 24 accident blocking left lane same area different direction, westbound 24 at 580 stall blocking right lane there. san jose, accident just now cleared out of lanes, traffic should be picking up. speeds of about under 40 miles an hour in that area. northbound 238 reports of an accident blocking ramp to southbound 880 blocking the left lane there. live shot through san rafael traffic flowing smoothly pretty much friday light everywhere else. bay bridge light as well. this morning there's a glimpse of things to come on the new bay bridge. last night caltrans lit up nearly 24,000 individual l.e.d. lights on the completed eastern skyway section special state-of-the-art lights were created just for this bridge. when both sides are completed 1500 fixtures will house 48,000 e.d.'s creating a flat white light that does not shine into opposing traffic. >> what we use for l.e.d.'s which are individually aimed and individually visored. so, you create basically the ability to paint the roadway surface as opposed to kind of throwing a bunch of light at it. >> new bay bridge is on schedule to open labor day weekend next year. people feasted on pasta and rubbed elbows with their football heroes in santa clara while raising money for charities. pasta bowl vi at the santa clara convention center. >> in the 80s we were always, bill walsh had us always going to something, raising money for the different charities. >> the goal to fund the mission keeping people safe and on track in school, we buy together fans, corporate and the entire team. >> the 49ers' foundation hopes to raise -- fans got a chance to see the team's five super bowl trophies. this season you will be able to catch the 49ers and raiders here on abc7, nfl thursday night football. seahawks october third th, raiders against the broncos december 6th, the thursday night football right here on abc 7. here are five things to know before you go: number one, san francisco city crews mopped up a mess caused by a suspected drunk driver who crashed into a fire hydrant this morning around 2:00 at castro and henry streets. residents may have lost water pressure no loss of service. s are back to normal. >> number two, mayor lee set to announce the fall opening of a new store in union square expected to bring hundreds of new jobs. the world's fifth largest retailer based in japan the store will generate 500 jobs for the city. >> number three, non-profit group that raised nearly $300,000 to keep henry state park near morgan hill open, will demand state lawmakers either return the public donations or make sure it is used only for the park. auditors discovered a 54 million dollar hidden money account controlled by the parks department. >> number four, we've just confirmed that san francisco archbishop is retiring. he's expected to make that announcement 10:00 this morning. the current bishop of oakland will replace him. >> number five, street closure signs already up to marin drivers ahead of sunday's marathon the embarcadero will close midnight sunday near starting line at the ferry building traffic will be affected throughout the city as the course winds across the golden gate bridge then to golden gate park and back to the finish line near the bay bridge . >> giants hosting dodgers starting tonight. let's get the weather. garlic festival in goal roy, kite festival in berkeley. the races in sonoma, a lot going on this weekend. the -- the weather will improve. 51 minute delays sfo. today the coast partly sunny upper 50s to low 60s sunny around the bay by 1:00, sunny inland by 11:00 mid 70s to mid 80s. we have an accident still blocking lanes this is in the emeryville area eastbound 580 at 24 left lane. other direction westbound 24 at 580 stalled truck blocking right lane just now cleared 238 the ramp to southbound 880 good news. otherwise slow traffic but not bad into the city over the bay bridge. thank you for joining fours the abc7 morning news. >> don't forget to download our new alarm clock app for your eye phone. wake up to latest headlines, weather and traffic all on your phone and the app is free. have a great weekend. good morning, america. and massive storm front. 60 million people in the path of severe weather, with dangerous lightning, hurricane-force winds and tornados. more than a quarter million lose power. at least two killed. sam and the extreme weather team are live with the latest. olympic misfire. mitt romney blasted by britain after he questions security at the games. fueling a firestorm of criticism as his first overseas trip as candidate. will his rough day damage his run for the white house? moving out. "twilight" star robert pattinson leaves the house he shares with co-star and girlfriend, kristen stewart, saying he's heartbroken and humiliated about her affair