now. an close aurora incident has students on high alert. what you need to look out for coming up. the expected announcement that eases concerns about violent crime in one city. thank you for joining us the june 11th. and dave clark. weather and traffic. should we grab a sweater or jacket? >> and we have a lot of low clouds. temperatures out on the north bay. the 50s. we'll end up with sunshine this afternoon. the temperatures will be 60s, 70s and 80s. good morning 24 and oakland. and it is looking good all the way back into beyond that.

you from driving on four. that looks good. back to the desk. we have been following this an early morning fire send a family out of their home. and alex savage joins us. you have been out there all morning, what are the firefighters saying about that fire? >> i can tell you that a chief says that this is possibly suspicious. that's mainly because of the fact it broke out in this home behind us that was empty at the time. the flames spread and set the lot on fire. the flames jumped to the right. this started this morning and the first firefighters called

for more engines. more than 75 firefighters were called out here to hudson avenue. six people were forced from their home taft caught fire but they were able to get out. they are okay. but the homes have heavy damage and this was a challenging call for the firefighters who got here. it was hard to tell what was burning. >> we didn't know there was a carport. two were fully involved. and so it took recreating using imagery to see what was going on. >> there was a firefighter who was hurt out here battling the flames. he is being treated for a minor leg injury after he put his foot through a deck. investigators are looking for clue was may have started this fire. it's not being called suspicious but it is

interesting to have an emi home catch fire in the middle of the night. >> and thank you. and new this morning a police warning. and we go to the to the campus to find out what a happening when the student was in the classroom. >> reporter: it is summer session so campus is quiet. that was the case when she was studying at the duncan hall of science on the second floor. she was alone and police say around 10 last night a man entered the room she was in, room 205. he made some small talk and asked her out on a date and police say he pulled down his pants and exposed himself. she grabbed her phone and call the police. he took off towards the second floor elevator lobby. the victim describes him as

hispanic, 20 to 25, 5'6" and weighing around 150 pounds. he was unshaven. he was seen tearing a teal sharks hat white shirt and jeans. and her cell phone didn't work because it is a cement building. police say if that happens, use the blue light phones the university police phones to call for help. you can get help that way if your phone is not working. we have a call into the university, a spokesperson to see if there are any updates or changes to the campus security for the session. >> later today we expect to find out more about a gang crackdown. a news conference is scheduled by the district attorney to

announce 80 charges filed. four of the suspects are accused in the shooting of martin cachone. this afternoon san jose city lawmakers will vote on a budget. and the mayor outlined his recommendations. he says that the public safety is the concern. the police officers association said low morale and low pay makes it hard to keep officers around. >> the mayor needs to keep the police officers in san jose. they are leaving faster than we can hire them. we're going to have less at the end of the year than we did at the start. >> it includes pay raises and bonuses for the veterans who are with the department. it does not include pay cuts. >> and we're finding out about the limo fire in walnut creek. the fire forced several women,

some in their 90s to rush out of the limo in a community of ross more. they were in a 2008 lincoln town car that is supposed to carry eight. there were ten women in the limo when it caught fire. meantime the owner of the company is praising how the driver responded. >> and when the smoke came out he got everyone out of the car. and you are talking people between 80 nobody was hurt, not a scratch. everyone went to the party. >> and the state suspended this limo company twice in the past two years. once for not having worker's compensation insurance on file and not having liability insurance on file. that fire come as month after five -- comes a month after five women were killed in a limo fire. now they are pushing for safety

rules. the majority leader introduced a bill requiring that all limos have two exit doors and two windows that can be pushed out from the inside. and sal is covering traffic. and the plaza is getting crowded. >> we don't have the june it is 6:00 and no one at the toll plaza. it may not happen but there are a lot of people here. it is backed up for 15, 20 minutes. we had a crash. today if there are no crashes we should have relief. maybe at 8:00. if you wait around. and 101 and 280 coming into san francisco. it looks good. speaking of the peninsula. 101 are off to a good start. and let's go to steve. >> thank you. good morning to you.

a cloudy morning. some breaks and low cloud deck and high mid-level clouds a beautiful sunrise. sores say i can't see anything. low clouds out there. kind of an onshore breeze. there is a component of a west or a southwest low. temperatures are in the 50s to near 60s. stream of high clouds. and taking aim at us. they look to be san francisco and oakland a quiet week. 60s, 70s. 80s. some locations are already you know in that pattern but for others near the coast and the pay a cloudy morning but the higher clouds will race off. and 60. and upper 50s and. lower a partly to mostly cloudy. they will give us a mostly

sundayy afternoon. clouds and sun. a bit of a westerly breeze. 77 sonoma. walnut creek. one of the warmest. and 78. 77 and. france cooler on wednesday. not much change. sunday is cooler. today we could find out more about the plans for a new arena for the warriors. and the president expected to give a update to the chamber of commerce today. the state assembly approved a

bill that clears a hurdle in the warrior's attempt to build that arena. they have hope to have that build in time for the 2017 season. >> waterfront development project is moving forward. the port announced it has reached an agreement to sell the brooklyn base south of jack london square. they will build 3000 homes they hope to break ground next year. a disturbing discovery. a strange thing found at the beach. why it is causing concern. the president is calling on congress to pass an immigration plan. it is expected today. in a live report from washington in a few minutes. the questions that the jury could be asked as george

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a second day of jury selection in george zimmerman's trial on murder charges. this is in sanford, florida. they are expected to ask the jury what they know about the case and the shooting of tray von martin and keep an open mind about what they have heard. now the neighborhood watch volunteer killed the teen in

self-defense after being attacked by him. he could get life in prison. we have new information about breaking news, three people are dead, seven injured after a suicide bombing at the afghan supreme court. police say it happened near the main gate of the u.s. embassy. and right now, anti- government protesters are clashing in turkey following a raid on the central square overnight. now this is the seen they fired the teargas and the video there the protests have spread to 78 cities across turkey. three people have died there. more than 5000 have been injured. and today's graduation ceremony at the college will be

an official memorial service. last night the victims from the deadly shooting were honored at this vigil. and a 23-year-old killed his father and brother before going to the campus at santa monica and shooting the students. five people were killed. the suspect was shot and killed by the police in the campus library. finals are held this week but the library remains closed. six months of a the connecticut shooting some of the families are heading back to captiol hill today, reminding lawmakers they are waiting for action on gun control laws. they have meetings scheduled with the house speaker and the majority leader. and the shooting massacre left 26 people dead, including 20 first graders. the senate is voting on whether or not to move ahead with debating immigration reform. and as we report from the news

room, they will get prodding from the president. >> reporter: the president is speaking next hour. he will call on congress to pass over a plan. this afternoon the senators take a vote to debate the gang of eight proposal. some will vote against reform. others will offer amendments requiring security to come before 11 million immigrants start on the pathway to membership. and there will be a plan submitted to congress in six months, increase the number of agents and apprehend 90% of those trying to cross illegally over the u.s. and mexico southern border. a plan will not happen overnight if passed. what the leaders have to say. that's next. shock for a beach visitor

who stumbled across mutilated bat rays. she tells she saw the rays yesterday morning. the fins had been cut off. and the park district said ta t has not received reports of the rays. it is asking anyone with information to contact them. and the oakland police investigating the discovery of a body found near the freeway. and they rushed to 23 and martin luther kingway yesterday. they made that grim discovery. they saw the body behind a fence just yards away from the bart tracks. it is believed the victim is a homeless person living under the freeway. so far there are no signs of foul play. and hon ca is -- honda is part of an investigation into air bag defects. the ntsb has been getting complaints of the bags deploying for no reason. honda odyssey mini vans. the vehicles are not recalled

yet. chrysler, toyota, gm have all recalled vehicles involving the same systems made by a japanese supplier. a new housing report shows competition is up in san francisco. online broker red fin reports that homeowners made in may competed with other offers for the home across the country and it is down from 73% in april. it is a different story in san francisco. 88% of all buyers face competition for the property they want, making san francisco the most competitive market in the country. and offers may be one reason many americans think now is a good time to sell a home a survey by fanny mae shows 40% of those think it is better to sell now. that's from up april. it could mean more homes are on the market which decrease the small inventory in many markets. that could slow the pace of the rising prices. and sal, you fixed everything on the east shore?

>> we're trying to. it is okay heading out to the maze with no problems. however, it is getting crowded. as you can see when you get to the bridge toll plaza. you will see a crowd as we look at the live picture. there is some slow traffic here on 880 coming in. you from driving on the peninsula, it looks good. and they have not contributed but we're checking for you. let's go to steve. >> a good morning. and partly cloudy. low clouds. a higher humidity factor. mostly sunny. they will be a few there. and 60 for some. i don't expect them to dip. and days are getting longer. activity is calm. and there is a band that stretches back to us from about

san jose to monterey. a quiet. we'll bump it up. and you can see how. >> and south. clouds and sunny. and move out of the area. they are zipping by. warm. 60s, 70s, 80s. this is where they should be. i don't see a change here. and they look cooler wednesday and thursday and friday. another low. boy. will the protection of apple's software was expected at this week's conference in san francisco. but one feature of it came as a surprise. >> my mother laid down and bull

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news. 6:23. time is running out to save the oddest african-american owned bookstore in the country. marcus books has non-business on fill more street since 1960. the owners have one week to work out a deal or face eviction a non-profit has offered to buy the building but it sun clear if the owner of the building will accept the deal. >> as we stand today, calling on the mayor's office. the board of supervisors. and even civil rights leadership to stand up. >> and san francisco mayor says he is hopeful a compromise can be reached to save the bookstore. a suspected serial bank robber is behind bars. the 42-year-old james page has robbed eight bay area banks since manufacture. the fbi called him the button

down bandit because he wore long sleeved collared shirts. a police officer recognized the picture. and apple's world wide developer's conference is continuing today in san francisco. now the ceo tim cook said don't expect surprises. he did announce a series of mac books and itunes app. and he said it needs to stay a trend setter in technology. >> and we want to make the best product that people love more than anything else. >> now to keep the customers happy they up graded the operating system. and it is nicknamed mavericks after the site will sharply increase the battery life. it works on all apple devices. now a new software will make it harder to sell stolen i

phones. users who lose their phones can display a custom message on the screen with the request to return that phone. they can lock out anyone who does not have the id and password. that will make them virtually worthless. that comes just days before meeting with the police and other manufacturers to talk about ways to cut down on the thefts of the smart phones. san mateo is taking the town hall virtual. it is to get people more engaged on what is going on around the city. they can allow their ideas. it will not replace traditional public meetings but it is meant to give them another outlet. it was to get playground renovations. everything goes on line it seems. and. >> that's what i'm afraid of. >> we need you. >> we want to see you. >> well. you know, i don't know.

traffic is not bad. there is not a lot going on. i'm rooking at -- looking at chp. and not a lot going on reported in the bay area. let's move along and 680. and as you drive to san jose. what is the weather? >> you know what people say, my phone says it is going to be. >> where does the phone get that. >> from the hourly observations. >> okay. >> yes. if you live near san jose. and santa rosa. concord from concord. and partly cloudy. later on. 60s and 70s. it deadline is three weeks

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that's affecting stocks around the world. >> we'll try to smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the morning news, it is a tuesday. it is june 11th, i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. we have breaking news, a fire in the bay view district it damaged homes and one family is lucky to be alive. but they have to find a place to stay. and alex savage is at the scene. firefighters are still watching for flare ups out there, alex. >> they are doing that. that there is an arson investigation team to determine what caused the fire. a chief said it is possibly suspicious. the reason it seems unusual the cause is because it started inside the vacant home that we'll show you here on the left. it started just about 2:30. the flames spread to a carport which is in the middle of was

an empty lot here. the fire jumped to the second team next door. that's where a family was sleeping inside at the time. i'll show you a picture by a neighbor that shows a huge fire ball here. it was this morning. this is on hudson avenue. that's in the bay view district. and people were forced from their home taft caught fire. but they were -- in their home after it caught fire. they were able to get out. i spoke with a woman who got out of the home. she said her granddaughter woke her up as it spread to their home. >> the light, i thought -- i saw a table -- a table fall. i feel heat. they said the scious on fire. we have to go. >> reporter: more than 70 firefighters were called out

here, the first units on the scene saw how large it was and they called for more engines. they were in the process a firefighter who was hurt. he is being treated now at the hospital. it is for a minor leg injury. he put his foot through a deck. and the houses that burned. one is empty. and there was a family inside. they will have to find a place to live for the time being. alex savage. a driver accused of killing his wife and son in a crash could enter a plea today. gilbert gill is charged with three felony counts of vehicular manslaughter and child endangerment was going 65 miles an hour in the zone when he lost control on tuesday and hit a tree. witnesses say he was arguing with his wife before that crash. >> when they went by me, you know, it was -- the people don't go by like that unless there is something going on.

>> gil has been convicted previously of three felonies. >> they include possessing a controlled substance. commercial burglary and corporal injury on a spouse. in san francisco police are launching a crackdown on muni buses after a rash of stunts. what some passengers are doing to slow down the service and the plan to deal with the problem. >> deadline in bart's labor negotiations is three weeks away. the agency has until the 30 together hammer out a deal or members could authorize a strike. we now go to a bart station with more on the story. >> reporter: the negotiations seem to come down to the 11th hour and many riders hope it will happen sooner rather than later because they said that it is political and they want to be spared the anxiety. now these negotiations affect more than 3000 workers including engineers, operators

and station agents. they are asking for a 23% raise over a three-year period. they want to contribute more to help in the pension benefits it needs to reinvest in capital improvements to deal with the aging system. the contract comes up every four years and it is frustrating not only for the riders but the workers. >> we have constantly. we're blamed all the time, some of the time for the increases. and it is unfair to us because it puts news a light where it because of our pay. we have not received a raise. we have not received a raise in eight years. >> we're trying to make sure that bart has money for ten years to buy new trains. we're trying to buy 1000 to meet the growing demand. we want a new control system. what that means is that we would run 30 trains to the tube every hour as opposed to 22 trains. this comes down to the long-

determine sustainability of the system and employees have a stake in that. >> reporter: we're going to meet with one of the union presidents in person here and in just a few minutes and then we will speak with that person, a spokesperson in person. we'll bring you their interviews coming up in the next hour. and if you bought tickets to the america's cup yacht races. you may be getting a refund. organizers announced people can get money back for races from july 5th through august 5th. that's because a swedish team will be joining the race late. the team needs more time to prepare their boat. the first boat was destroyed in the deadly accident on may 9th. we're getting word from sacramento that the governor and the democratic lawmakers are close to finalizing a budget deal ahead of the saturday's deadline. the governor has been urging a

conservative approach to the money they found and wants to create a rainy day fund. under the budget public schools will get a boost in funding thanks to the passage of proposition 30. and those with low income and english learners will get extra. the state revenue for the year is estimated at $96 billion. 206million will improve mental health services. 80million will be returned to for adult dental benefits. >> woman was hurt in san francisco after she was hit by a biker riding on the sidewalk. it happened on market near stockton street yesterday. and the woman who is in her 60s fell and hit her head. she is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. charges are being considered. >> and the city wants to

eliminate all single use and styrofoam food containers. leaders want to get feed back before voting. tonight's meet something at city hall and it is at 7:00. if they pass, they will be in effect next year. and let's get everyone moving. sal, you are watching 237? >> that's right. it is getting crowded now as you get into san jose a bottle neck reported there. no problems but you are seeing slow traffic. if you are driving this morning out to the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a backup that you can see there on the 880 ramp. it is moving okay. and it is slow coming through. if you are in marin, a ladder in the reeled -- road. that was reported. if you are driving there you should be careful to watch out where you are going there. chp is on the way. steve? we have a lot of low clouds

and a little drizzle. cloudy skies. here are some breaks. there are a few high clouds. we start off cloudy to mostly cloudy. and storm activity is calmed down and moved off into utah. whoosh. turbocharged. a few high clouds they are taking aim. down in monterey a mild pattern and mild lows a bit of a onshore breeze. but it is a west to southwest. and clouds, you can see that little, right there. that is stretching there out in the pacific. that will drift over but it is san jose south. the clouds are almost done. low clouds. if you don't have them you will start with the sun. 50s on the temperatures and 60s. a lot of moisture and humidity factor up today if you are going out away from the coast and by the coast a lot of gray. we'll see that fog lifting a bit. the water temperatures are coming up. they are now in the 50s. it is a mild low pattern.

and morning fog, kind of mild. drizzle. and high clouds. overall sun later on today. 60s, 70s and 80s. and beautiful sonoma. napa 78. and richmond at 68. and brentwood. low 80s. and plessianton. and oakland and 78 san jose. morgan hill to i don't know why morgan hill has been running higher than gill roy. i don't know what is going on. they do. and fremont 76. 60s on the coast. low midand 76. wood side. cooler wednesday. not much of a change on thursday. a cooler pattern for the weekend. time now is 6:40. there have been 6000 lightning strikes since sunday night. it is caused more than 50 small

fires. cal fire said the dange ser not over. there can be some strikes that left embers smoldering. >> we could have some what we call the sleeping lightning strikes out there in the heavier fuels that heat up and we get some fires out of there. >> cal fire said it is dangerous this is a dry year here in california. future graduation ceremonies in the liberty union district will be held at night time because of all the heat concerns. that's according to the local paper 678925 people were treated for heat related illnesses at freedom high and heritage high in brentwood. they started at 9:30 but by then the temperatures were already in the 90s. and commencement at liberty high is held at night. and we have some breaking news now out of atlanta. airport officials say an explosion in the shed -- a shed

at the airport has knocked out power to a concourse. we're looking live here at the airport there in atlanta. and the it is concourse d. it has been evacuated. it's not confirmed if this is causing any delays but we expect that that probably would. the concourse has been evacuated. now we're going to follow this in the news room, looking live in atlanta, an explosion at a shed nearby. now the other thing to keep in mind. >> that's a major hub. >> a lot of flights go in through atlanta, stop off there. and go other places. this could have an impact across the country. >> and here in the bay area because of the domino effect. >> and it's not over yet. the newspaper that broke that story the nsa phone record story says there is more to come. what the reporter has to say about the fate of his source.

a man exposes thoeupls a san jose state university student last night. what people who live in the neighborhood have to say about the incident coming up. 97

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burn off. 60s, 70s, 80s. welcome back. here is a look at some of the top stories we're following for you now at 6:45. a big fire in san francisco's bay view district. damaging two homes. and the firefighters say the flames there started in the house on hudson avenue. then spread to a carport and jumped to a second house where a family of six was asleep. everyone escaped safely. this morning the president will rally support for an immigration bill. he will appear at the white house with other supporters of reform including law enforcement representatives and business and labor leaders. and the santa clara district attorney will announcement a crackdown on gangs. 80 charges have been filed against 48 members of one gang. they range from selling meth to murder. and the state university is on high alert after man exposed

himself to a student inside a classroom. we go tkpwoá to campus and you are talking with people about why the school is so vulnerable. >> reporter: the school is close to downtown. and we have been walking around. there is not anyone here certainly not any students. we have spoken with people on campus and that's likely what happened last night when up stairs in the building, duncan hall, a woman was studying when she was approached by a man. it was around 10 last night. he entered room 205 where she was studying. he made small talk, asked her out on a date. then he pulled down his pants and exposed himself. she grabbed her phone and was going to call the police. he took off to the second floor elevator lobby. we spoke with a man and asked if he was surprised by what happened. >> down here, not really. there is crazy stuff going on

but you never know. >> reporter: he said because of the proximity to downtown, campus see as lot of people who are not students. the victim is -- victim described him as 25 years old, 5'6" to 5'7", weighing around 150 pounds. he was unshaven. the man was seen wearing a sharks hat, baggy white shirt and jeans. back out here live, the police say that the woman had difficulty using her phone. there was bad reception, so the blue university police phones on campus are really important for students if there is an emergency and you cannot use your phone, you need to use those and some other phone. and that man has not been found as of this morning so the university is on high alert. live in campus. >> review of the program that tracks phone and internet messages around the world.

the 27 members of the european parliament are concerned that the u.s. spy program has violated european privacy protections and the german chancellor will bring up the issue with the president when he travels to berlin next week. meantime, the reporter who broke the story on the classified programs leaked by edward snowden said there will be more revelations to come. the guardon said it has more documents. the reporter said that he knew the consequences of his actions. he checked out of his hong kong hotel after going public with his identity. the justice department is preparing to charge snowden with disclosing classified information. 6:49 jumping off moving muni buses. it is a growing problem in san francisco. and passengers are at risk. and it has happened 15 times. and passengers forcing open the back doors of the buses and

jumping out. every time it happens and it has to be pulled out of service so they can be checked. it will install door motors to prevent them from being opened. and the police will put more plains clothes officers on those buses. and 6:49. back over to sal. how is the commute? >> it is getting slower. we haven't had a bad one today. it will be a b plus. and it is backed up here. but on 880 as well a 25-minute delay which is typical. and it will be better after 8. there is no crash especially. this is a look at san francisco. northbound 101 and coming from 280 out to the 80 split. the board. we don't have a lot going on. a bit of slow traffic 880 and it is better after now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal.

low clouds. higher clouds are thinning out and more towards monterey now. we a little bit there. and said and done right there. it is a band over the north bay. and a milder morning by the coast. they have come up. they are warmer than they were a month ago. we'll have sunshine. a mix of sun and clouds. cloudy this afternoon. rtly clo way and -- bay and inland. and they will warm up and no extreme one way or the other. and the extremes over the weekend. the temperatures today settling in not much change. cooler and thursday and friday

is warmer. another low and cool us down and most of the week. thank you, steve. ployers are planning to hire more -- ployers are planning to hire more workers. and san francisco has the lowest with 20% of companies planning to add workers. 8% plan to cut staff. and that's the highest percentage in the bay area there. and north bay will need to add workers. the job market is improving but rough for teens looking for summer jobs. teen unemployment hit 24.5%. and more than three times higher than the national overall average. our time is now 6:52. they're trying to set a record here in the bay area. why two men will be out in the water trying to swim to alcatraz. and how much the cofounder

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we're taking you live to the big board right from the start. the dow is down 120 points. 1 percentage point you can see there. the nasdaq and the 500 closer

to 1% drop. a lot in reaction to the bank of japan not offering new measures. >> and facebook cofound ser putting -- putting money into the e cigarette industry. he has put 10 million into one of the leading cigarette makers. it is part of new funding to make it to the next level. and tobacco companies contributing and analysts say the sales could double to $1 billion this year. and today is the day, the 49ers start a mandatory work out camp. it will give the staff a look at the players. one big issue for the niners now they need to find a replacement for the injured receiver michael crabtree.

raiders taking to the field. and the oakland staff will have their eye on matt flynn. he hopes to be a starting quarterback this season. this morning two men are getting ready to swim from san francisco to alcatraz for the 1000th time. and the 1000th. here is video of gary and steven harwich. this is the 51st anniversary of the prison inmates from alcatraz. and they escaped out of their cells in 1962 by digging spoons into the ground and reportedly they made a raft out of 50 rain coats. coming up on 7:00. let's check with sal for traffic. >> we are looking okay and we had some slow traffic, it's not that bad. you look at the bridge this is

the busiest you will get. and this is the commute everything is changing if there is a crash. quickly now and the 880 and steve. sal a few high clouds and plenty and mostly sunny and the higher clouds. 60s, 70s. warmer from the coast. 6:57. and new information and big fire in san francisco's bay view district. what the investigators told ktvu. a big announcement on gang crackdowns. we'll be right back. ñáçwçñ

>> reporter: a family in san francisco's bayview district forced from their home after a huge early-morning fire breaks out. we'll tell you how they were able to get out safely. an important warn something going out to students at a major bay area university. the disturbing incident that has many students on edge. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where the d.a.'s office is expected to make a huge announcement on a major gang crackdown. we'll bring you the latest ng