breaking news this morning. a firefighter is hurt in an overnight fire in the bayview district. i'll tell you why investigators are calling this one suspicious. >> reporter: good morning, i'm bob redell. live in the south bay with the largest gang bust in santa clara county history. that story coming up. you made it through monday. tuesday provides a whole new foreca forecast. temperatures are going to be a little warmer. our air mass is more crisp. now we have a warmup on our hands. i'll sort out all the details for you. >> we've found another set of flashing lights by the coliseum. we'll tell you what's going on there as well as farther south. we will give you lovely live looks outside this morning, help you start your tuesday morning, june 11th. this is a look in san francisco, and this is "today in the bay."

good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. right to the breaking news out of san francisco. we have an update for you here. at least one firefighter has been injured in that house fire, this happening in the city's bayview district. "today in the bay's" christie smith has just arrived on scene. chris stirks what do you seend what can you tell snus. >> reporter: good morning, jon. that firefighter was hurt when stairs to a balcony collapsed here this morning. he was taken to a hospital and checked out. he hurt his knee but is expected to be okay. i want to step aside so you can see only of the damage here this morning. firefighters telling us this fire is suspicious because it spread so fast, but also because the home that burned was vacant, but it was also packed with items for some reason. it quickly jumped to two alarms overnight with flames spreading from a center lot to the vacant

lot and then across the lot to another home on the other side where a family was inside, including a woman in her 80s who was sleeping at the time this broke out. a neighbor banged on the door. she was able to get out okay. everyone else was, too. this is on hudson street south of third. firefighters say when they knocked down the flames, they focused back on that vacant home. >> this building here was actually vacant. there's a lot of stuff in there, kind of a hoarding situation. >> it was a hoarding situation? >> kind of a hoarding situation in there. a lot of stuff, a lot of material, a lot of material on fire. >> reporter: still a lot of questions this morning. they're trying to figure out why it was -- may have been a hoarding situation. two cars burned out here as well. you can see this one here, the small burgundy car and the suv suffered damage as well. at this point six people

displaced. the red cross is out here. that elderly woman who was displaced in all this, she is getting help, too, from the family and neighbors as well are helping her out, making sure she is warm. still, no word on a cause. live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." we'll keep checking with you. in a matter of hours, the santa clara d.a. will outline the largest gang bust in county history. it involves 48 alleged gang members and accuses them of a wide range of crimes from selling drugs to murder. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us with what else the d.a. is expected to reveal this morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is expected to hold a news conference at 10:30 this morning at his office in downtown san jose to outline the en indictment he has brought up against the gang known as

nostr familiar mill yeah. 39 men and nine women have been charged with 77 crimes that they allege took place between 2010 and may 30th of this year. the charges include murder, bank robbery. at one robbery at alliance credit union the en indictment charges that one of the defendants, a woman, allegedly robbed the bank by threatening to blow up employees with a bomb that turned out to be fake. another two weeks later another defendant robbed a bank of america branch also in that same location. an attorney for two of the defendants tells bay city news service she believes this gang bust, the largest ever in santa clara county history is politically charged. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." the fight is not over between the town of los gatos

and gun retailer templar sports. templar sports claims the town's plan for a firearm ordnance would possibly prevent the shop from selling guns in the future. the ordinance was introduced on friday it would require them to file for a permit and require an annual meeting for permit renewal. templar sports say it is new ordinance would not grandfather the shop in despite already having submitted a gun permit to sell guns. all they want is a quality education for all and accountability. parents and educators will be meeting in front of toyon elementary school today addressing concerns over being labeled as an elementary school district with the lowest latino algebra proficiency rate. peninsula city tonight talking about how to make a busy street safer.

residents have positioned the city council to improve safety along with a stretch of ralston avenue between 1 o 01 and 280. it calls for speed limit changes, bike lanes and a crosswalk with blinking lights. a man started this petition after his friend and her daughter were hit by a car on that road back in february. the city council right now conducting a traffic study on that area and is set to discuss possible improvements at that meeting tonight. the alameda police department remembers two fallen officers today, unveiling a new memorial. sculptures of robert davey junior and deward gresham. gresham was killed in 1942 when another car hit his motorcycle. officer davey was killed during a drug raid in 1983. in a surprise move the obama administration says it is giving up its long battle against the morning after pill. this means girls of any age will

soon be able to buy the emergency contraception with a prescription. "today in the bay's" marla tellez is in our newsroom with how soon we could actually see this happen. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning. it's hard to say exactly when the first batch of plan b will be available on store shelves. two things here, number one, all the labels need to be revised to remove the fine print of age restrictions. and more importantly, number two, the manufacturer still needs to submit a formal application to the fda. the food and drug administration saying to comply with the justice department's order, the fda has asked the maker of plan b one-step to submit a supplemental application seeking approval of the one-pill product to be made available over the counter without any restrictions. the fda says once that happens, it plans to approve it right

away. to be expected, women's rights advocates are calling this move, quote, reproductive justice. however, the obama administration is facing a firestorm of criticism from opponents who say this decision diminishes parental rights, many saying the president is caving to political pressure because in the past, mr. obama making it very clear as the father of two daughters he supported the age limitations. now those are expected to be wiped out as the justice department says it will submit that plan to a federal judge in new york to comply with the order to allow girls of any age to buy it without prescription. that's expected to happen soon. 5:08 right now. we check back in with meesologist christina loren. one of the days to get out and enjoy. >> i'm so for that plan. good morning to you. 58 in oakland, 57 in concord. great day for any sort of activity across the bay area, even right by the beach today it's going to be pretty nice. have to wait until probably noon

to 4:00 p.m. look where we're headed at lunchtime today in places like livermore where it was really hot over the weekend. you'll be at 73 degrees at noon and then 81 degrees to round out the day. a comfortable day shaping up. also because of the showers that came through yesterday, it wasn't much, but it was enough to purify our air quality. we're going to have really nice air quality, open up the windows in your home, get the air moving. 83 in gilroy, 76 in san jose, 62 in san francisco. it won't be long before you have to use that ac yet again in the east bay. we'll talk about when we're going to warm you back up and what it means. it's the time of year when the micro climates have a factor. >> the traffic factor a little less now that it's clear here at the coliseum t. camera shot, just one set of flashing lights. no lanes blocked at the coliseum itself. slowing am approaching as you pass 98 because crews are clearing here. north of here looking at maybe

downtown. as we were hitting the air, a little slowing as you head down toward marina and fruitvale. that has cleared from this map as well. no problems south of the coliseum. we're looking at the bay bridge maze approach. the slower drive up the incline now. we've seen speeds come down into the 50s, again, not a big deal. that's what you should be driving across the s curve. this is the fire in the bayview. third is the main thoroughfare in the area. evans, the major cross street north of that incident. you see 101 and 280 just fine. a quick look to show you how things are shaping um for the peninsula. there's palo alto. >> thank you very much. 5:10. a startling new trend on muni why riders are jumping out before the bus is stopped. we'll have details next. the follow continuing, lululemon making more headlines this morning in the wake of its yoga pants recall. just like that, a crime

ceases to exist. how apple is solving the stealing of iphones coming up in business tech.

lululemon ceo stepping down as the company tries to rebound from a recall of one of its popular styles of pants. christine daye will leave once a replacement has found. she recently came under fire when lululemon had to recall yoga pants because the fabric was too transparent. experts say the fallout from the recall is forcing that ceo out. shares in tesla meantime taking a dip as investors get charged up over batteries. scott mcgrew, you said all along tesla is a battery company first. >> tesla is all about batteries. you recall it was huge dues when

tesla announced leasing. that, too, was about batteries because it means you can give your tesla back to the dealership before the battery pack wears out. tesla even guarantees its battery. this is the primary reason you see so many teslas on the road. people aren't worried about the service life of the battery. well, over the weekend, baron's newspaper pointed out tesla is taking on a lot of financial responsibility. what happens, for instance, if tesla takes the cars back at the end of the lease. do they replace the battery in every used car and at what cost. imagine ford replacing the engines of every ford car after two years. let's get a check of the markets this morning. jackie deangelis is wooif at cnbc word red quarters. >> features lower after stocks failed to hold on to early gains that we saw yesterday. the markets got an initial pop after s&p upgraded its outlook on the u.s.'s credit rating

saying that it feels better about economic prospects. but that optimism was short-lived. it didn't last throughout the session. the dow ended up slipping nine points to 15,238, the nasdaq edging up four points to 3,473. on top today data on wholesale trades. watch for that, scott. >> jackie, thank you very much. on monday we told you about the big changes coming to your iphone even before apple did. after the big event, i think the biggest news is the so-called kill switch that will be introduced with ios 7. one of the most common crimes in big cities may be wiped out. watch this guy stealing an iphone from a 6-year-old boy sometime back. how mean. apple on monday said users would be able to totally shut off their cell phones if stolen. bricked, we call it because they become as useful as the brick. even if the thief takes the

similar card o sim card out, it can't be reset. that is going to be one of the things law enforcement would ask apple for. but they took care of it. it's not every day or every century that a crime will essentially become impossible. >> that's amazing. >> at least with apple phones. >> we'll see if the trend continues with other makers. >> good way to make an iphone an expensive door stop. 5:16. christina loren is here to talk about a spectacular day ahead. we'll go out and enjoy it. >> it is going to be so nice, especially when you consider the fact we are getting into june. you know a very hot month just around the corner now. july, august, hottest in the day area. that will extend through mid september. so enjoy the 70s to low 80s across the bay area while they last. a couple days of this beautiful weather, 57 degrees to start in livermore. 59 in san jose, 52 in gilroy. we have plenty of low cloud

cover at the immediate coast. we're expecting most of it to clear at least partially by 10:00 a.m. and complete clearing by about noon today. we'll see a lot more sunshine and a gorgeous, gorgeous day on tap. what i can tell you is, as that sunrise starts to make an appearance, we head through the next half hour, we'll see gorgeous live shots coming into the newsroom. we'll show you those throughout the morning. high pressure doing its job to keep us nice and mild, keep that air mass crisp. today we'll see a rush of the norm. that means low clouds to start the day, lots of sunshine later on and an onshore breeze that feels good at the heat of the day. we'll see 60s to 70s around the bay and plenty of 70s and 80s inland. 79 in concord and 62 in san francisco. you might need a coat there. you can ditch the coat in the city by the baby friday. cooling you off for father's day for the cool dads like mike inouye out there. over to you.

>> hey! southbound a little yellow here, only down to 60, 59. that's how sensitive our sensors are. we have debris that was reported 85 around santa theresa. another bit of -- sound like apart from a truck that someone said was in the lanes. whatever it was, it's clear from south 17 into highway 9. south bay looking good. we do see early slowing coming westbound 580. speeds down toward about 50 miles per hour. that's pretty slow for this time of morning. it's only 5:18. there it is approaching the dublin interchange. not a big deal for livermore and no incidents reported through the stretch. meanwhile, we'll look over towards the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic volumes are very light. no delays down the eastshore freeway. you can see the lights from the city with low clouds not as much as factor as they were yesterday. no backups, metering lights.

golden gate bridge, the same story. yesterday a lot of low clouds. today very clear view across the bay. yesterday morning, also a lot of slowing. highway 37 for southbound 101. we should have heavier volume than yesterday. yesterday had a bit of inclement weather. today not so much. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have a followup now. the 16-year-old boy accused of killing a south bay paramedic has pleaded not guilty. christian burton's father says his son was framed for the april 4th murder of quinn boyer. boyer was shot in the head in the oakland hills in what police say was an attempted carjacking. burton will be tried as an adult. the trial of the man accused of going on a shooting rampage at oakland's oikos university will be delayed until december. doctors say won goh is still not competent to stand trial. he'll return to court at the end of the year for another update on his mental competency. seven people were killed in the school shooting in april of last

year. a bay area lawmaker introducing new legislation. state senator ellen corbett introducing a bill yesterday requiring the passenger compartments in all limousines to have at least two exit doors and two windows that can be pushed out from the inside. this move coming just days after a group of elderly women safely escaped a limousine fire in walnut creek and just a month after five women sadly died in a limo fire on the san mateo bridge. this is video of that. corbett says the death of those women could have been prevented. an alarming new trend is popping up on muni buses. the agency is trying to figure out why riders are kicking open the rear doors and jumping out while the bus is still rolling. it's happened 15 times in the past week and a half. muni spokesperson paul rose says the actions are not smart and they can put other riders' lives in danger. one theory is riders mistakenly

get on the wrong bus and grow impatient. police plan to increase their presence on the bus lines using plainclothes officers. a group wants to make citizens safe from cyclists. a civil grand jury urging the city to set a zero bike fatality goal. a woman was seriously injured by a cyclist who was reportedly riding on a sidewalk downtown. riding on sidewalks, for the record, is illegal. meantime, the san francisco bicycle coalition says the city needs to dedicate bike lanes to prevent more accidents, big-time accidents from happening. 5:21 right now. a california theme park that's letting you cut in line for the right price. >> i like the idea. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol.

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welcome back. christina loren told us we'd have picturesque shots. she certainly delivers on that one. >> it is gorgeous. we all can enjoy so we all are winners. it's r5:24 right now. a south bay teenager is back in the spotlight this morning making an appearance on the "today" show later today. 18-year-old eshakhari will talk about her win. the soon to be lindbergh high school graduate created a super charger that would in theory charge a cell phone in a mere 20 seconds. she'll be headed to harvard this fall, already being recruited by a number of high tsh tech companies. the young lady has a nice smart brain on her. the "today" show starts at 7:00. >> isn't that great. california theme park will let you cut in line if you pay the right price. universal studios hollywood now has a vip ticket for $299.

that ticket gets visitors, breakfast, lunch, valet parking, access to the back part and unlimited line skipping. normally tickets to the theme park about $80 or $149 if you want limited line skipping. universal, by the way owns nbc bay area. you recall last month we reported wealthy disney world investors started paying disabled strangers to go to the park with them to use their placards to try to cut in line. it was working. disney says they're now looking into that practice. >> universal offering a package. so membership has its privileges. >> you get breakfast, you get lunch. sounds good to me. >> 5:25 right now. let's check in with christina loren. >> it's going to be really

gorgeous. good morning. 81 in livermore, 77 in santa theresa. mike is someone who can preach that, aren't you, mike? >> i'm also looking at the company website to see if we get a discount. i'll keep checking it out. over toward the peninsula we're checking this. 101 through palo alta. a similar shot across the bay. fremont we'll take a look at. we changed it but it looks very similar. you're at the limit as well. the map will show you 880 and 680. the emergency as you cut between the two freeways. we still have the slowing easing through livermore. we see eastbound 580, traditional slowing across the dublin grade typical. more traffic through livermore. that bill kicking in for antioch, highway speeds coming down to the 20s and 30s. >> it is 5:26 right now.

another update on that breaking news in san francisco coming up next. christie smith has just talked to firefighters on thestein of that large house fire in san francisco. we can tell you one firefighter was hurt apparently when some stairs collapsed. breaking news on a bay area college campus. an alert issued to students overnight. we'll have the details next about the warning. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> reporter: breaking news out of san francisco where a firefighter is hurt when stairs to a balcony collapse. i'm christie smith. i'll have an updatto his condition and why investigators think this fire could be suspicious. new details overnight about the cyber attack at a popular local grocery chain compromising shoppers' personal bank accounts. as kids get ready to kickoff summer break, temperatures today are going to be perfect to get them outdoors. that goes for you as well.

50 for now, headed towards the 70s and then we climb. your full forecast coming right up. as we're crossing over from regular traffic into summertime traffic, we'll see how that shapes out for this traffic tuesday. looking pretty busy. what's looking good is that golden gate bridge in stark contrast to the last couple days. no clouds hanging around those towers on this tuesday, june 11. this is "today in the bay." the time is 5:30 right now. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have more details on the breaking news we're following in san francisco. fire crews say a firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital after bat alge fire in the bayview district. the fire started on hudson avenue near third street about 2:30 this morning. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live on the scene with the latest information. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning to you. hours after this started firefighters are still spraying water on this. one firefighter saying in his opinion this could be suspicious. another says it is interesting. you have a vacant home full of items that caught fire. one firefighter said he thought it looked like possibly a hoarding situation. neighbors say they think it could have been squatters involved. firefighters saying they're just not sure about that. when they arrived overnight, the flames were already inside and outside the home and it had also burned a carport in a center lot, and it started to spread very quickly to another home nearby with six people inside including a woman in her 80s t. neighbor was able to bang on the door, get her out and everyone out. it quickly jumped two to alarms on hudson street in the bayview. in fighting this, a firefighter was hurt when stairs to a balcony collapsed. i'm told he's doing okay. here is what firefighters saw when they first arrived. >> when our crews arrived on

scene we basically encountered a wall of flame in what's now the vacant lot. there was so much flame that you couldn't actually tell what was on fire. we knew we had a house fire, the house on the left here. we knew we had a fire in the house on the right. what was in the middle we didn't actually know. >> reporter: in all six people were displaced. six people displaced. they are getting help from the red cross this morning. also neighbors out here helping. two cars burned in this fire. also a carport burned down, still trying to figure out the cause of this. again, why a vacant home would catch fire. again, still spraying quite a bit of water on this, making sure everything is out. that's the latest from here, reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie, appreciate the update. we can tell you dozens of known gang members in santa clara county facing a long list of en indictments. this part of the largest gang bust in county history. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose with what else we're expected to find out

later this morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. this news conference scheduled for 10:30 this morning, supposed to be a long one, about an hour long. and speaking will be santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen here at his office outlining this en indictment against nuestra familia. 48 alleged members, nine of whom are women and charging them with 77 crimes that they allege took place between 2010 and may 30th of this year. the charges include a murder, drug dealing, weapons and at least six bank robberies. show you video we shot this morning. the the alliance federal credit union used to be located here. the en indictment charges one of the defendants, a woman allegedly robbed the bank with threatening to blow up the

employees with a bomb, turned out to be fake. another woman robbed a bank of america branch also on snell. an attorney says she believes this gang bust, the largest ever in santa clara county history is politically charged. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." now, this bust comes just as san jose police -- san jose is poised to approve a budget to put more officers on the streets. today the city council will vote on a budget that includes millions of extra dollars for police and firefighters. mayor chuck reed wants to spend the money to help recruit new police officers, higher community service officers and fund place over time and gang prevention. a spokesperson says the city needs to add police officers and improve pay because officers are leaving faster than they can be replaced. >> raley's says it's too early to say who hacked into its

system. they say it's not sure if it's an isolated incident or something linked to larger attack. over the past weekend several customers telling the sacramento bee there was suspicious activity in their accounts. raley's which also runs knob hill foods telling customers to keep an eye on their credit and debit accounts. east bay municipal utility district will vote on)uj raisin water rates by 19% over the next two years for ratepayers in contra costa and alameda counties. the utility says it needs the increase to pay for pipe and equipment maintenance. under the proposal rates would go up 9.74%, about $4.00 per month for the average customer. next year, another 9.5% increase would kick in, about $4.00 more. a public meeting will be held in oakland to discuss the increase. the meeting starts at 1:15. 5:35 right now. i've been paying attention to

christina loren all morning. equation, low clouds, low humidity equals spectacular. area. much better than yesterday. we've got a good looking day shaping up. part of the reason why is because the humid air mass is exiting the bay area as it starts to push into the cierra nevada we will see a breeze this morning. temperatures are running cooler. you can feel the difference out there. the air is not as heavy and the dew points have really dropped off. that's good news for the morning. it's crisp out there, 57 to start in livermore. 57 in oakland. today looks fabulous all the way until about noon, it's going to be down right perfect. inland temperatures reaching below 70s at that point. that means hiking, biking, having a barbecue will be great. 81 on the way to livermore. 62 in san francisco. you know living in the bay area, things won't stay steady for long. i will sort out the changes and let you know when we're going to

heat back up. first it's 5:36. john is whispering about something. mike, maybe one day we'll find out. >> he's whispering in my ear. people wonder what happens. he's saying look at the bay bridge. it looks really nice. he's right. the low clouds not a big deal. we can see the city lights. yesterday a lot more cloud cover. drivers just fine. we'll look at the maps, slow at the incline. no backup at the toll plaza and no metering lights yet. a good volume i've seen. we'll track that. over on the city side, christie smith reporting from a fire in san francisco, but also talking about the traffic flow. third street is open. that's one of your main road ways through the bayview district. that is clear, 101, 280 visible, not affecting the on or off ramps as well. we'll show you the south bay where traffic flows nicely. picking up the volume, starting

to kick in a bit. we'll talk about construction clearing nearby. also coming up, we'll talk about the tri-valley. look at sunol. we have a clear shot at 680, not a big deal. but there is slowing. i'll show you the details coming up. 5:38. the hunt is on for the man accused of leaking top secret government information to the media. we'll tell you why the reporter who broke the story says that's just the tip of the iceberg. >> an alert issued to students at a south bay college campus this morning after an indecent exposure. marla tellez is talking to university police. she'll have a live update next. [ slurps ]

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snowden. tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill say. >> reporter: the fbi is on the hunt for snowden this morning. first stop hong kong. he told "the guardian" newspaper that he's been hiding out in a hotel room since he made these revelations public about surveillance programs, phone programs, phone records being collected and e-mails being collected as well. however, now we're told overnight he left that hong kong hotel room, so the fbi has been checking around trying to figure out where he s. they've been to his moth ears house in maryland, his father's house in pennsylvania. we've seen them at both locations. here on capitol hill lawmakers get a briefing today, the house and senate following up on thursday, not only about the surveillance programs, but now about this worldwide manhunt and about the investigation. it turns out the phone records and the e-mails and the internet activity, that may not be the end of it.

the reporter who broke this story for "the guardian" says he's got documents and there's more to come. laura. >> it will be interesting to see. thank you very much, tracie. new this morning, riot police in turkey pushing hundreds of protesters out of the square, this one not happening without a fire. this video showing protesters throwing stones at police and running from teargas. police backed by water cannon trucks. protesters occupied that square for more than a week following police action against a peaceful demonstration to try to save a local park. so far three people have died in the most widespread anti-government protest in years. new video this morning as rescuers continue to search the rubble of a collapsed building in india. they're using sensors and light detectors to look for five people feared to be trapped

beneath the rubble. the four-story building in mumbai collapsed after heavy monsoon rain. five people were killed. a major decision from the federal government announcing it will end its year-long fight against the morning after pill. the justice department says it is submitting a plan to a new york fet ral judge to comply with an order to allow girls of any age to buy emergency contraception without a prescription. if the judge approves the plan, the department will drop its appeal of the april ruling in which the judge decided the morning after pill should be distributed to girls of any age. it is 5:43 right now. let's get another check with christina loren. she joins us now back with a check on the weather for this tuesday. sounds like it's going to be a good looking one outside. >> a good one for golf, for example. >> who is that girl? >> what a salute. >> bagpipes? >> and a kilt. >> i should start explaining myself. somebody needs to do explaining

around here. catholic charities of santa clara county, we had the golf tournament yesterday. >> look at you. >> you can see i know what i'm doing. catholic charities of santa clara county, the coolest thing about what they do is all proceeds benefit local people in need, helping people of all cultures and beliefs and they're changing lives for good daily right here in the bay area. so it was all for good. and we had a really good time out there. >> did you swing the clubs at all? >> no, i did not. there were small children around. have to look out for the safety of others. yeah, it was a great event. i think there was a thousand golfers out there yesterday all watching. many laura garcia-cannon and jon kelley fans. 59 degrees in san jose. here is where we're headed today. low clouds have returned. they'll peel right back out to sea by 11:00 a.m.

mostly sunny conditions, high pressure will take control today. it's not packing a lot of energy. this will bring temperatures up into the 80s. we'll level off as we head through the rest of the week, warming you up to close to 90 degrees by friday, but really not expecting too much of extreme weather as we head throughout the next couple days. temperatures rather mild, rather seasonal for this time of year. as we head throughout the next couple days, temperatures stay in the 80s inland. that means 70s around the bay and low to mid 60s at the coast. saturday into sunday we are going to drop like a rock, just in time for father's day. if you want to get outdoors and maybe go for a jog with dad, whatever it is dad likes to do, it's all about him on sunday, right, mike? >> yes. note to my own kids, when ms. loren says if dad likes to jog, that's not on my list. looking at the south bay where traffic flows nicely. we do it when we need to, when we're being chased. 280 and 101 look nice.

this is 545, we expect to see no major slowing. traffic should show a little heavier traffic flow. we're not seeing that even through the construction zone south 880 where the crews looked like they cleared the area. this might be a lighter flow. talking about south bay going through graduations over the last week or so. that will be the case for the east bay schools over the next week. a lighter flow as well here. this is 580 which has storted things out through livermore. speeds steadily into the 40s. 35 for the most part as you're approaching basco road. the burst of traffic has smoothed itself out. also a little lighter than we typically see. now, as we head over toward the maze and the bay bridge, a smooth drive as well. the eastshore freeway not a problem. approaching 24 and 580, smooth drive as well.

we have seen a backup here, this is pretty typical on a traffic tuesday. an earlier backup for the cash lanes. no metering lights. a little lighter flow at the toll plaza. the north bay also shows a build, but not a problem southbound 101 through the hills. highway 37 at the junction. back to you. thank you very much. a new update on the condition of former south african president nelson mandela. minutes ago the south african government reiterated mandela is in serious condition but is stable. this is the fourth day of his hospitalization. this is new video from outside the pretoria hospital. the 94-year-old mandela has been in failing health for some time. his 95th birthday is next month. the president delivering remarks about immigration reform from the white house.

a number of law enforcement representatives joining the president including the current consultant to the oakland police department and former los angeles and new york police chief william brat ten. these are marks coming as the senate is poised to hold a pair of procedural votes to determine if the debate on immigration overhaul will be allowed to move forward. if the immigration bill is passed, it would give 11 million undocumented immigrants the chance to become u.s. citizens. right now breaking news to tell you about from san jose state university, a warning from police after an indecent exposure right on campus. nbc bay area's marla tellez is live with who the officers are looking for. >> reporter: good morning. i just got off the phone with the public information officer for san jose state. right away she stressed two things. number one, she thinks this is an isolated incident. she doesn't seem to think this is a serial incident. she also wanted to point out that school is out of session,

so this may not have involved any students at all. when san jose state is in session, there are about 30,000 students, most of those, of course, enjoying the summer break. in the meantime i can tell you an indecent exposure incident was reported to campus police about 9:50 right in front of where we're stand ning this morning. this is duncan hall. police say a suspect exposed himself to a female and took off on foot. the suspect description is rather limited. still we want to point out what this description is. a hispanic man in his 20s wearing a white shirt and jeans and also wearing a teal hat. so this is who campus police are looking for, a suspect -- hispanic man in his 20s wearing a teal hat who may have indecently exposed himself to a female outside duncan hall in san jose state just before 10:00. pat harris with san jose state says officers are on high alert but again school is out of

session. this very well may not have involved any students. she did point out when school is out of session, about 2,000 employees are here. at that time -- she says it could have involved an employee. we're waiting for more information. i expect an update from her in the next hour. marla tell lez, "today in the bay." we'll let you know why today's giants game has a special meaning for one member of the ball club.

welcome back everyone. 5:52. ready to take a dip? this morning a pair of oakland water swimmers will mark a milestone, their 1000th swim from alcatraz to san francisco. gary emich and stephen hurwitz will take a boat to alcatraz in a couple hours. around 8:00, 52-year-old hurwitz

and 62-year-old emich will begin the mile and a half swim. they have successfully completed the route 999 times. >> you're saying they're just getting warmed up. >> why not take it to 1,000. i'm impressed. quarterback tim tebow getting back in the spotlight, possibly getting back on an nfl field for good. he'll do so today practicing as a member of the new england patriots. >> espn reporting tebow will sign with the team and take part in the patriots' mandatory mini camp, familiar with the offensive coordinator who was the head coach of the broncos if signed, the 25-year-old is expected to compete for the backup job behind tom brady. a side note for tonight's giants' game. on the right side you see bay area native amy crawford with her brother, brandon crawford. on the left side, with her boyfriend pirates pitcher

garrett cole. as laura pointed out, dual ways she looks at her team and also dueling hair styles and haircuts and hair color. cole, a former number one pick making his major league debut tonight against the giants. the pair met when they were back at ucla. amy points out she'll be at tonight's game in pittsburgh sitting on the homicide. >> that's a pretty girl. if you can pull off being blonde and brunette. if your sweetheart is still at ucla, scott mcgrew has the airline for you. an all-you-can-fly airline. >> that's right. first air starts today. it's due into the bay area after 9:00 this morning. surf air uses executive airplanes to flight between southern and northern california. you pay $1600 a month and fly all you want. airline quality pilots but way than airline quality rides. they ask you show up 15 minutes

before the flight. if you're a little late, they'll actually wait for you. the airline was the brain child of this man, wade eyrely, an economist who works for the department of defense. today is the first day of business so hard to tell if the company will do okay. the "financial times" once calculated if you take all the airlines in history and put them together, together they earned negative $33 billion. sony last night unveiled this, the play station 4 at the e 3 video game conference in long beach. it's a hundred bucks less than the new xbox and will play any play station game, even used games. one of the big controversies microsoft created with the new xbox was whether or not you'd be able to play those used games and you can't. play station points out you can do it all you want. if you're a young teenager you know the stores that sell used video games is your best friend. a brand new video game will cost you $60, $70 these days.

>> going up. just in time for christmas. >> early christmas shopping. how about that? >> i got to get father's day first. 5:56 right now. christina loren is back to talk about what's happening outside for our tuesday. >> beautiful day. such a gorgeous day shaping up. good morning john and lawyer rachlt good air quality. temperatures that aren't too hot or too cold, you can probably get by even without that ac in livermore. only hitting 81 degrees. 76 in san jose and 62 in san francisco. all good things must come to an end. we won't see those conditions last all week long. i'll let you know the changes ahead. first let's check the drive. it is getting busy out there. >> it is a traffic tuesday. it was getting busy. then things shifted. that's what happens these last couple weeks of the school year as folks are changing their schedule so they can adapt and get to graduations. also looking at traffic getting past the coliseum. it's light volume which is a shift over the last 20 minutes.

looking pretty good as far as the volume. the map will show you 880 isn't a problem for speeds. there's a crash that has cleared around golf links. we'll send it back to you. time is 5:57. we continue following a pair of breaking news stories including a fire in san francisco. at least one firefighter is hurt. we have a live picture right now of what's going on out there firefighters standing around. looks like this one is under control. christie smith will be out there with all the live updates including an injured firefighter. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ]

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raging flames ripping through a home in san francisco. we have new details about the dangerous fire, sending a first responder to the hospital. an indecent exposure at a south bay college. new details about the safety warning just sent out to students at san jose state.

jumping out of moving buses on purpose? the bizarre problem in san francisco that's more common than one might think. as we head deeper into the workweek, temperatures will gradually warm up. today we'll climb by about five degrees. close to 90 by the end of the week. the important forecast this weekend, father's day, your full forecast coming up in just a few moments. >> i was watching bad choices for lane changes. we have the backup for the bay bridge and a new crash for the nimitz. it is traffic tuesday. we'll show you how that shapes up. taking a live look outside, beautiful look on this tuesday morn san francisco, june 11, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. right to the breaking news o