>> 5 a.m. i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze. firefighters on the scene of two suspicious fires overnight

at a high school. katie marzullo is live at evergreen high with the latest. >> reporter: i'm just on the scene so i'm going to turn it over to the fire captain he can fill us in on everything. good morning, thank you. let's start with the time, when you got here what you saw? >> 2:36 our dispatch received a call the alarm company. we sent a normal response when the fire crews got here they found there was alarm coming from the library area. upon further investigation they found two separate fires in the rear of the school. >> reporter: two where and how were they burning what were they burning? >> one dumpster on fire and one fire endangering the school up against the building. >> reporter: what kind of damage was done? >> minor to moderate. the library stuff was not affected the fire did not get inside only exterior damage. >> reporter: there is exterior damage to the wall of the

library? >> correct. >> reporter: where do we go from here? you say it is suspicious. >> it is. investigator on scene there are tapes around so the investigator will be reviewing those tapes. >> reporter: the school is in or out for the summer? >> from what i've been told the school had graduation last friday. there's no plan for summer school. >> reporter: does this give you the feeling of maybe a student prank or vandalism? >> i don't want to comment on that, it is suspicious. speculation is what it is >> reporter: captain thank you so much for joining us. that is the latest from evergreen valley high in san jose. we will be checking back in with you when more information becomes available. this morning the attorney representing the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is threatening to sue the city of san francisco over the release of the video that lead to domestic violence

charges against her husband. >> this happened yesterday. i'm going to use this just in case he wants to take theo away interest me. >> it is not powerful, it is private! it is an intimate document that was made in the belief that it was an attorney-client privileged matter to be used only as a last resort, should there be a custody battle. >> the city attorney's office released the 45 second video yesterday after a judge ruled it to -- could be used in hearings. mirkarimi fate to have the video barred. mayor lee says it is a key piece of evidence as he pushes to have mirkarimi fired. we posted the entire video on the front page of our website go to abc7news.com. this fall, the vallejo united school district will

implement several anti-bullying measures following a heated discussion with parents who say they don't go far enough. the school acknowledges bullying is a problem and informed parents what they could do to minimize the problem. a woman's daughter was beaten by an 8th grade girl last month she was sent to the hospital with head injuries. now she is angry over the way the district handled the aftermath. >> they refused to expel her because they don't admit there's a problem so they do the normal two-day suspension. parents should have to pay for damages. when they start to put in measures like that you will get results. teachers and staff will be attending workshops over the summer. a few hours from now of schools will be in richmond for a ceremony to -- accept the -- [ unintelligible ]

[ unintelligible ] tonight friends and family of sierra lamar will hold a hope and faith rally in fremont. volunteers will be out again tomorrow morning searching the morgan hill area for any seen of the 15-year-old girl. she was last seen march 16th. yesterday the man suspected of kidnapping and killing her was in court but didn't enter a plea. he only uttered the words yes urn when asked if he understood what was happening -- yes your honor, when asked if he understand what was happening. friend of james capoot fired after e-mailing a disparaging photo that had a picture of the office with trayvon martin's face photo shopped over capoot's picture.

he e-mailed the picture to a pro law enforcement website seeking advice on how to respond to the e-mail which upset him. the website posted it to facebook. governor brown's office launched an investigation after receiving complaints. he was placed on leave in april later informed he would be fired. alameda county judge ordering two infamous east oakland motels to shutdown for a year. police say for years they've made rests at the national lodge and economy inn in east oakland in december of 2010, the city sued to force the owners to shutdown. the judge agreed and fined the owners $45,000 each. the closures are set to begin in july. this morning it appears the justice department will not seek another trial against former senator john edwards according to a knowledgeable law enforcement official. a jury in greensboro,

north carolina yesterday found edwards not guilty on one count of accepting illegal campaign contribution but failed to reach a verdict on five other charges and the judge declared a mistrial. prosecutors accused edwards of illegally using campaign contributions to conceal the affair he had during his 2008 bid for the white house. former aide to edwards was the prosecution's key witness. analysts say the fact he admitted to taking more than a million dollars of the contributions hurt the case. the united nations human rights council set to hold a special session in new york today to discuss the deteriorating situation in syria. deadline today for the syrian government to respond to a call for government troops to withdraw after last week's massacre in houla, 99, including 30 children were killed. rebel commanders are reported to be split on whether to abandon a peace treaty brokered by kofi annan if

government forces do not withdraw. let that's ache a -- let's take a look outside mild morning in the bay area. >> i thought i heard mike say something about the possibility of rain? >> that's monday. calm, stagnant, mild in the 50s this morning. most of us calm with just a breath at sfo west wind at six faster fairfield southwest 13. if you are going to be out, a lot of sun through 7:00, a few clouds along the coast. noontime temperature 81 inland, 72 around the bay and 57 at the coast. if you are going to be out at 4:00, second day in a row, get plenty of fluids body is not

used to this heat. 86 inland, 74 around the bay, at at the coast, 75 inland -- upper 50s by 7:00. high amounts of tree, grass pollen. saturday, sunday temperatures drop 5 to 10° by sunday. chance of rain monday temperatures much cooler probably below average. time for traffic. checking out traffic right now on highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains roadwork is scheduled in both directions near summit road. right now traffic looks to be moving well through the area. usually, we see delays before 6:00. traffic has been a little lighter than normal this week. we'll check out the ride on 680 through danville up to walnut creek. northbound lanes are scheduled to be blocked for roadwork until 6:00 but at 71 miles an hour average speeds through that area, traffic is moving

well so it is not slowing anybody down. san jose northbound 280 for headlights looking good into cupertino earlier southbound roadwork cleared you can see very light out of the santa cruz mountains. across the golden gate bridge, no problems right now out of marin county into san francisco, as you continue into san francisco southbound the great highway closed due to sand removal right now. 5:10. still ahead, possible deal that could save millions of students from a huge hike in their student loans come july. google faces new battle the class action lawsuit coming from hundreds of authors. city hall finds a way to balance the budget in san francisco for the next two years. graduation, huh ?

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. signs of slower job growth before the jobs report. yesterday the government reported 10,000 more workers applied for jobless benefits last week than the week after. average mortgage rates at lowest level ever 3 and 3/4% for a 30 year loan for the first time the 15 year rate is below 3% at 2.97. more than two dozen interstate bus companies aren't running this morning after a crackdown following several fatal crashes. most of the affected buses operate in the northeast.

the american heart association today will give a pat on the back to the subway sandwich chain more than 40% of the menu meets its health requirements. pizza hut is challenging subway with its own sandwiches. that's america's money. welcome back. 5:14. a man will appear in court this morning to face charges that he tried to grab a child at a movie theater in san leandro. police believe the 55-year-old reached into a photo booth while a woman was inside with her niece and nephew. the witnesses say he also threatened the and the after she left the booth with the 5 and 8-year-old children. officers arrested him in the parking lot outside the mall. he's being held at alameda county's santa rita jail. police looking for a man who used a stun gun to rob his slick tim. police say three men jumped out of a car and confronted

their victim one had a pistol, the other the taser. they robbed the man and tkhref' way. >> to the san francisco board of supervisors to review, make changes and approve the new budget by the end of next month the mayor unveiled his proposed budget and included a budget for the following year. it will close a deficit initially projected at 262 million dollars. the budget includes lance to fund six new police academy -- plans to fund six new police academy classes and six new fire academy classes over the next six years. google is going to court over google books. federal judge in new york says he will allow authors to file a class action suit against google over its digital library. the authors guild wanted class certification so each author would not have to sue individually. google has scanned more than

20 million books. new hope for students facing crushing college loans. gop leaders have sent a letter to the president offering various savings to the cover the six billion dollar price tag. both sides want the current 3.4% interest rate extended for another year instead of doubling as scheduled on july 1st. wildfire in new mexico remains out of control and spreading in all directions the blaze has grown to nearly 300 square miles burning for two weeks now the largest wildfire in that state's history. more than 1200 firefighters are on scene flames have destroyed 20 cabins and out-buildings, racing across canyons that are inaccessible. some areas start to see cooling better news for those

caps and gowns, the hot black gowns. >> some are going to be breezy today. breezes bring cooler weather into places like san bruno where noon today there's going to be a lot of mustang pride as the senior class of 2012 will graduate. sunny and breezy, 67° for you. we have another one, a lot today actually mills high in millbrae 1 p.m. today, dress for 71°. burlingame high they will be hanging out at the stadium today the bruins graduating under a sunny sky breezy , 72°. -- fog encroaching on sausalito looks ominous wait they are moving around almost like spider legs creeping in, just gross. beautiful picture, i'm just kidding. here's a look at temperatures mid to upper 50s in most

neighborhoods. sunny and warm today except at the coast clouds and cooler weather not as hot this weekend, coolest afternoon monday a chance of showers i know it is june one chance at least this month. low to upper 80s in the south bay. 81 milpitas and sunil -- sunnyvale. -- upper 50s to near 60 along the coast today to upper 60s downtown and south san francisco. sausalito 72. low 60s at your beaches more clouds than yesterday. low to mid 70s most of the east bay shore. upper 80s walnut creek and dublin. low to mid 90s east bay valleys. 20 cooler watsonville. giants back in town taking on

the cubs. increasing clouds, 65 at 7:15 dropping to 59. cloud cover tonight slightly cooler than this morning in the low to upper 50s. afternoon temperatures drop about two to four degrees saturday, a couple more sunday big drop monday with chance of a shower windy conditions through tuesday warmer wednesday and thursday. have a great day. here's frances with a new free service. >> free for next week. there's a new weekday ferry service from oakland and alameda to and from south san francisco oyster point normally $7 each way. for the first week it will be free that's a great news for commuters then free shuttle bus from oyster point to the major employers in that area, -- including genentech. n judah line still shutdown it will get you to van ness then hop on the muni metro from

there. live shot of light traffic westbound 80 headlights past university and berkeley down toward ashby and the maze. no delays at the bay bridge toll. smooth commute southbound 680 near north main highway 24 looking good to the caldecott tunnel. the waze traffic map shows with the construction on highway 17 at summit road no delays in the area it was reported by a commuter we couldn't find any slowing 101 also looking good from morgan hill to the south bay. 5:20. major comic book hero coming out of closet that story is next. more trouble for justin bieber. how he ended up with a concussion. >> the record a stunt driver

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good morning. a's and giants return to action tonight after day off yesterday. the a's open a weekend series in kansas 5:10 trying to end an eight game losing streak. giants play the cubs this weekend at at&t park first pitch tonight 7:15 giants closed to within five games of the first place dodgers. d.c. publisher of superman, batman and wonder woman is making a bold move.

the next issue of the series will reveal that green lantern is gay. this is not the hall jordan green lantern from the move the new storyline will involve the original allen scott created in the 40s the writer suggests if quote is brave enough to battle villains he's brave enough to come out of the closet set. justin bieber has roughed up himself. he suffered a concussion after he walked into a glass wall during a concert in paris wednesday back stage between songs. he returned to the stage in a daze. finished the set and then passed out for 15 seconds in his dressing room. bieber's rep says he's fine now. new record this morning for squeezing into parallel parking important for san francisco drivers. the guinness book of world records certified this parking job the man waltzes into the

space, 5.9 inches longer than his car inches, one half doughnut is all it took he beats the old record by nearly three inches. >> i think is in china, right? the words are chinese. >> very nice parking job. >> i gotta work on that we have smallj;9@÷ spaces. >> we do. we have lots of insurance, we better. >> labor department minutes from releasing the may jobs report we'll have the numbers. we are following breaking news in the south bay arson investigators are on the scene of a school fire where -- new mandate oakland police are under to investigate shootings involving officers. state lawmakers are about to feel the budget pan of millions of state workers. -- the clouds along the coast and cooler 59, upper 60s around san francisco, mid to upper 70s, richmond, oakland, san francisco, palo alto, everybody else in the 80s, 90s

inland valleys. lower 48 a chance of severe weather wall of water moving that way just a matter of time before delays develop. severe weather around dallas. here everything is quiet in our local airports and regional airports. flight tracker abc7news.com.

good morning i'm katie marzullo live in san jose. fire investigators are looking into two suspicious fires set at evergreen valley high the latest straight ahead. i'm terry mcsweeney live in berkeley, a city that now has one half of a [ unintelligible ] .

good morning thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. katie marzullo is on the scene at evergreen valley high in san jose arson investigators are looking into two suspicious fires way is the latest? >> reporter: the fire department has since left. they did say arson investigators would be here and continue to look into the fires. you can see one near us this dumpster was set on fire pretty charred still left behind here the second fire was up against the library wall. the outside wall of the library did sustain some damage the fire captain says that they confirm no damage was done inside any building. school is already out for the

summer, so nobody was here. the call came from the alarm company. the captain does say these fires are suspicious. >> the cause of the fires are still being investigated. the cause so far is undetermined. there were two separate fires and they were related, started in separate places. >> reporter: you can see inside the dumpster as well it does appear there were some books or paper inside there that burned. not clear like i mentioned, school is out not clear if teachers or administrators would be here this morning and whether or not the campus would be closed to them. this is a large campus these fires are around the back in a remote area it was a little difficult to find from the front of the school that might be playing into why these fires are suspicious why somebody would have been back here this morning. the investigation continues with the arson team out here this morning. katie marzullo, abc7 news. berkeley's mayor making a

new move to turn commercial districts more inviting by trying to ban sitting on sidewalks. terry mcsweeney is live in berkeley to explain. >> reporter: in berkeley right now there is no line down on situations -- no lying down on sidewalks -- [ unintelligible ] take a look at the man suggesting this the mayor tell -- wants voters to decide in november if the city should ban sitting on sidewalks in commercial areas like telegraph avenue. he says residents stop him all the time and tell him please do something about the numbers of people sitting there, panhandling, making it difficult to walk didn't the street. it can get crowded at times especially here on telegraph.

san francisco passed a sit-lie law studied by berkeley. the mayor plans to ask the city council to put the no-sit now on the november ballot. if it is passed the first offense would cost $50 and it would go from there. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 5:32. this morning, eliana lopez's attorney is threatening to sue san francisco over the release of a controversial video that lead to domestic violence charges filed against her husband suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. >> this happened yesterday. i'm going to use this just in case he wants to take theo away from me. >> the city attorney's office released the 45 second video yesterday, after a judge ruled it could be used as evidence in hearings. mayor lee says, it is a key piece of evidence as he pushes to have mirkarimi fired. the suspended sheriff says he

knew it was only a matter of time before his wife's video would become public. >> this is the politics of destruction at its worst and they are exploiting eliana and frankly, our son in order to get to me. >> the video was made on new year's eve day by the couple's neighbor. she made the call to list that led to the domestic violence charges against -- to police that led to the domestic violence charges against mirkarimi. the ethics commission is scheduled to take up the case june 19th. we posted the video on front page of our website, abc7news.com. police are investigating a double shooting in north oakland before 9:30 last night at 60 third and lowell they drove themselves to -- children's hospital and reported to be in stable condition. police are not releasing identities no word on motive, suspects or details. federal judge ordering an investigation into how oakland police investigate

officer-involved shootings he threatened the department with sanctions if misconduct is uncovered. the san jose mercury news reports the judge gave oakland a deadline of june 8th, to provide additional information showing how it will complete already past due investigations stemming from last year's occupy protests. the judge warned he was considering proceedings to place the department under federal control. update to an amazing story of survival we told but two weeks ago. 25-year-old san jose man lost in the brush along highway 101 for a week is awake and alert. michael sanchez, jr. was badly injured when his truck veered off an off-ramp may 8th. the highway patrol searched but found nothing they back seven days later after his family filed a missing person's report searchers discovered him 50 feet from his -- from where his truck ended up. his family says he can't talk

yet when he does they say they will ask how he@k/ survived. breaking news, moments ago the labor department released may jobs report. the unemployment rate rose slightly to 8.2% with 69,000 jobs created last month. below analyst's expectations fewest number in a year. california's rate was 11% in april. we'll see how investors react. state lawmakers hit with a pay cut. the board that determines the salaries of top law make trimming the pay of statewide elected officials by 5%. the same amount state workers will lose under governor brown's proposed budget. members of the legislature will see salaries drop next month to $9 if i,000 a year that doesn't -- to $90,000 a year that doesn't include their tax-free per diem. the governor will take a 5% cut.

it is now 5:35. their numbers may be shrinking temperature numbers are rising. >> let's to mike. a lot of heat inland. good morning. slightly cooler at the coast today, you can see storm track starting to move farther south going to push clouds up against the coast where we have them now and keep 'em there unlike yesterday. 7:00 some clouds trying to push across san francisco and head towards oakland and berkeley mainly in the 50s a few 60s east bay. noon clouds retreat back to the coast sunshine breaking out there upper 50s to low 60s from the coast into san francisco mid 60s san rafael and oakland lunchtime temperatures 70s to 80s in our inland valleys toasty at lunch. by 4:00, clouds starting to gather along the coast, upper 50s half moon bay, mid to upper 60s san francisco,

oakland san rafael if you are out and about on the bay shore or the peninsula low to mid 70s, inland mid 60s to 90, you need a lot of water to keep you hydrated. clouds moving back along the coast by 7:00, 50s there the rest of us in the 60s and 70s. high amounts of grass, tree, moderate amounts of mold and ragweed. saturday, sunday cooling trend mid 80s inland, near 60 at the coast chance of showers monday temperatures about 10° cooler by then. i was just getting ready to put my umbrella away, clearly not that is not -- shouldn't be the case. okay, traffic quiet around the bay area usual slowing westbound 4 antioch a little slowing out of tracy westbound 580 to the altamont pass. elsewhere, no accidents, no major delays. 680 southbound heading towards highway 24 right there the connection ramp at the top of

your screen. then highway 24 for headlights moving westbound here through lafayette and orinda down to the caldecott tunnel delay-free to the bay bridge toll. also east shore freeway no problems for headlights moving westbound out of vallejo and even out of fairfield. we are really looking good all around the bay area. eastbound 80 looking good as well. one more stop in the south bay traffic still very light this early morning headlights are northbound 280 this is highway 17 turning into 880 heading towards downtown san jose. still ahead, trying to make sense of a senseless crime. a man is gunned down as he heads home to check on his children. now his family makes an emotional plea to bring his killer to justice. san francisco's muni promoting on-time record. new investigation says, not so fast.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. live look from our sutro tower camera looking down on san francisco and a few clouds mild morning. sunny skies and depending on where you are, either pretty mild and comfortable or

downright scorching hot. mike is going to sort that out in a minute. family of a man gunned down in oakland is making an emotional plea for help in finding his killer, police say 30-year-old ronnie kidd of hayward had just gotten off work and was on his way to check on his kids. someone inside a dark colored audi shot him while he was in his car at market and 7th. his family can't understand why anyone would target him. >> not into it with anybody. he didn't live that kind of lifestyle. all he did was live and breathe his wife and his kids, that's all. that's it. >> police have not determined a motive but they are looking at the possibility it was gathered by road rage. new study suggests muni buses, trains and trolley do not run on time as much as the agency claims according to the bay citizen. the paper reports analysis

found 60% of the 48 muni routes it followed were on time during the last six months of last year muni claims its vehicles were on schedule 72% of time. the bay citizen says muni defined on-thyme as within minute early or four minutes and 59 seconds late. the citizen says it used the city charter's definition for on time as being one minute early or just four minutes late. 5:43. are you listening? okay. >> i'm raising -- i'm racing you. a break on breakfast, free doughnuts. urgent alert for pet owners after one dog dies and three others get sick. are the treats they had to blame? >> the uninvited guest at a california school graduation that forced a lock down. now, there's only one. not this one. -- the word that helped the

california girl this year's spelling bee champ.

welcome back. 59 half moon bay, 68 san francisco, 74 oakland, 85 san jose, 88 santa rosa. 91 in concord. doppler very quiet now up and

down the stay. it will be for the better part of today. stray shower possible but i think for the most part mostly sunny. [ unintelligible ] 113 in palm springs. mid 70s tahoe, mid to upper -- [ unintelligible ] 5:47 now. this will be a somber weekend for san francisco firefighters. the department will hold a ceremony tomorrow to honor two firefighters killed in the line of duty one year ago. they died fighting a house fire in the 100 block of berkeley way in the diamond heights neighborhood. the chief will preside over the memorial at stakes 26

where the two men work -- at station 26 where the two men worked the public is invited. a stench has been traced to a closed waste management company landfill. students at two schools were evacuated authorities thought it was a gas leak they weren't far off. waste management says the source of the chemical vapors seeped from a drum in the landfill the vapors were from an additive added to natural gas which has no odor, the additive is added to give it an odor so leaks can be detected. 14-year-old girl from san diego is the best spell nation. you can call her the queen bee after she beat out 300 to take the top prize. >> reporter: it is the two-day nail-biteing, brain-busting battle that plays out on live tv. the 14-year-old would win it

all with one word. >> guetapens. [ applause ] >> reporter: perfection. cool and collected. even as the con -- -- confetti rained down her brother jump on the stage for a hug. she said she had seen the word before. >> i wanted to ask everything i could before i started spelling. >> reporter: she is a fan of sherlock holmes, plays the violin and wants to be a doctor. now that you know this is happening, how do you feel? >> a miracle. >> reporter: years of practice paying o-f-f. lb congratulations to her and the 13-year-old you see the last bay area contestant

remaining eliminated from the semifinals. when she said it was miracle you have to think she may the miracle happen. spacex is now looking to fly regular supply missions to the international station after the dragon splashed down in the pacific a success for the first ever commercial mission to ferry supplies into space the unmanned remote control cap -- spacex has a nasa contract for 12 more supply commissions and help hopes to ferry astronauts in the space station and send humans to mars. you can actually bring be thing back to earth in that. a capability the shuttles have the other spacecraft don't have. our little corner of the earth, warm in some places for some of us start to see cooling. >> cooling in fact, kids in

caps and gowns will enjoy some of the cooler weather today. santa clara high home of the -- i'm sorry the bruins. sunny and warm, 78, i have 14 of these -- trouble remembering them all, sorry about that. 5:30 today, sunny and warm, 78° congratulations. mountain view high spartans:30, sunny, 76. finally -- el camino high south san francisco 6:30 today, cool breezes and about 58°. yes eric that was a senior moment, thank you. let's take a look at what is going on outside that would be more of a senior senior moment not a senior as in young moment. clouds along the coast let's take about what is going to happen temperatures in the 50s and 60s as they have been most of the morning low to mid 50s

around the bay. a lot of things are going to change over the income couple of days. sunny and warm except for the coast not as hot this weekend, coolest monday with a rare chance of showers. we had rain june 4th last year almost an inch in san francisco. santa rosa today compared to yesterday about 88 the same one degree cooler concord, oakland, san jose, four in fremont and san francisco. clouds are pushing through san francisco and some of the higher elevations dipping into the bay through 7:00. they will pull back to the coast by noon actually sunshine developing there before more clouds develop in the afternoon. 50s and 60s along the coast, 70s, 80s and 90s end land. here are your microclimates, 60 coast, mid to upper 70s around the bay upper 80s to low 90s inland temperatures drop about four to eight degrees around the bay and inland by sunday, big drop

monday slight chance of showers if you wash the car this weekend let me know so i know where the rain with going to fall. tuesday cooler than average. warmer weather is on the way. thanks for letting me have some fun. >> i guess mike you could say we are dealing with senioritis. in the south bay, new overturn crash lawrence expressway northbound and southbound directions. the latest is northbound, chp en route once they get there they will let us know. they are saying it is already off to the shoulder. at this point i'm tracking northbound speeds moving at 65 miles an hour. just good news for ferry commuters or if you are thinking about taking the ferry between oakland and alameda to and from south san francisco oyster point. it starts next week, new weekday ferry service, free for a week. that will be cool, that will be something new to try.

other mass transit reporting no delays. n judah line shutdown until monday morning 5:00. bus shuttles are in place. kind of friday light although we are seeing minor delay in some of the cash-paying lanes at the toll plaza. 5:54. we reported a few moments ago the government just released may jobs report. investors may not be so happy. >> stock futures overnight not happy. but, sweeter news on national doughnut day. here's jane king. good morning. ma jobs report is out and it is a huge -- may jobs report is out and it is a huge disappointment only 69,000 jobs added last month. when the number came out a huge groan on the trading floor here at the new york stock exchange. numbers fall well short of expectationses we thought we were going to have 150,000 jobs added last month. unemployment rate ticked

higher to 8.2% interest 8.1, the smallest job growth in a year. investors satanning to monitor europe's debt crisis spocks -- stocks yesterday manager to recover. the probe into huge trading blunders at jpmorgan chase intesla. -- intensifying. subpoenas are being issued related to the -- [ unintelligible ] you may not be eligible for a bailout like some european countries you can catch a break on breakfast drunk king doughnuts offering a free doughnut with the purchase of any beverage it started tostóm honor women who served doughnuts to world war i soldiers. not to be out done krispy kreme offering free doughnuts, no purchase necessary. at the new york stock exchange,

i'm jane king. morgan hill woman believes a popular dog treat is behind the death of her dog. she says her four dogs all ate milo's kitchen home style dog treats shortly after that three began getting sick, including 13-year-old cali which died wednesday >> it was hard to see her that way she didn't der it -- she didn't deserve it. nearly 1,000 pet owners have complained to the fda. the agency put out an advisory shown a condition that causes electrolytes to leak out of the body. the company maintains the fda and other organizations have found no connection between the treats and the illness. this story might give you pause. big shock for students in bakersfield. a bear strolling across campus as graduation ceremony was

getting underway. everyone was told to stay indoors officers were able to subdue the bear, capture it and relace it back into the while. >> story had some bite, glad you didn't have to claw your way through it. ahead, continuing coverage of breaking news in san jose not one, but two overnight fires at evergreen valley we go back live to katie marzullo for an update. later, e-books turning a chapter when it comes to new features. michael finney will tell us which ones come out on top. ababc