a san francisco firefighter killed inside a house a second fighting for his life in the diamond heights neighborhood. the injure firefighter is in intensive care at san francisco general. elizabeth wenger reports. >> reporter: good morning. anthony valerio -- we're here at san francisco general where he is in critical condition this morning. he suffered from burns and smoke inhalation. our crews were there yesterday when the fire first broke out. it quickly became an inferno within a matter of seconds this. broke out around 10:45 yesterday morning in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. the flames moved so quickly in fact the three firefighters were hurt in what's called a flashover. that is heat so intense that it burns at 1100 degrees fahrenheit. what that means is the room ignited around them. it moved too quickly to save the life of lieutenant vincent perez who is a 21-year veteran of san francisco fire. a former marine and previous alameda county sheriff's deputy. with a final salute, his fellow firefighters said good-bye to the 48-year-old. his body was gurneyed out of san francisco general. witnesses told us it was a very chaotic scene when the fire first broke out. >> i noticed three girls went out of the house and there was a little smoke coming out of the garage and i said what's going on? they were calling 911 one. they said there is a fire started downstairs. i started to call 911 too and they got through first. the firemen came 2 to 3 minutes. one fire truck. but the fire grew so fast. >> our hearts are heavy today and will be for a long time. >> reporter: another firefighter, anthony valerio, was critically injured. he is still on life support at san francisco general unable to breathe on his own. we were able to speak with valerio's brother yesterday. >> i was able to go in there, yes. it's -- it's not for the weak minded, weak stomach. it looked pretty bad. >> now, a third firefighter, this time a female firefighter, tracy courtney was also hurt, not badly. she was able to be released from the hospital. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. but frank, this is a reminder of why firefighters are called heroes. obviously a sad day for firefighters everywhere and for people here in san francisco. back to you. >> absolutely. you know, elizabeth, you never know because it seemed like a simple house fire. you think they could knock that down pretty quickly. and yet they have lost one and one is clinging to life. you just never know. >> reporter: very sad. >> okay. elizabeth wenger, she is live in san francisco. thank you. and the firefighters were caught in a flashover in a burning house. that's what happens when the temperature in the fire area reaches 1100 degrees. menlo park fire chief demonstrates the situation in a fire simulator since the flashover starts in the heated smoke in the ceiling. firefighters will probably see jets of fire in the smoke over their heads. >> all those particles that are in the smoke, all the furnishings, products in the room are simultaneously heated to a point where they completely combust. and it's fatal. >> firefighters cut holes in rooftops to try to release the superheated gases that caused those flashovers. and, of course, we'll be following the condition of the other critically injured firefighter. we'll also have extensive coverage on the fire and the chief's entire news conference at cbssf.com. in other news, a man in oakland aims a gun at a police officer and according to police, then leads them on a four-hour search. an officer first stopped that suspect about 8:00 last night near 67th and bancroft. after the man pulled out a gun, the officer fired a shot. police say the suspect then ran through yards and hopped over fences. he was arrested shortly after midnight. sources have told cbs 5 the fbi is about to take over an investigation into alleged police corruption in contra costa county. the district attorney's office plans to announce a major development at an afternoon news conference. the allegations include stealing cash, drugs and guns from police seizures. put away for life. >> today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for kidnap and raping of jaycee dugard. phillip got 431 years to life and his wife 36 years to life. dugard's mother read a statement from her. "i hated every second of every day for 18 years. you stole my life and of that my family." dugard's description of her ordeal are public since the grand jury testimony was released after the sentencing. she discussed the day she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she said garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and then later zapped her with a stun gun. dugard also talked about her 18 years of captivity and sexual abuse at the garridos' home in contra costa county. dugard gave birth twice while in captivity. she said she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her young daughters. >> chilling details coming out. she has a memoir coming out next month. >> unbelievable. it's a gripping and very disturbing story. you know? unbelievable. >> it is 6:06. let's check traffic and weather again. erika martin in for lawrence this morning. erika, good morning. >> good morning. yes, this is for today -- well, a little bit cooler and certainly a little bit more wet that we are going to see this morning. here's a good look at the low that's working into the region here. now, meteorologists always love this. it's an atmosphere of action going on here. here's that low dipping on down rotating bringing all that moisture right into the forecast region. we can expect those showers here by early this afternoon. holding steady until monday. now, temperatures not faring that much better. we can see conditions still trending below average. 60s and high 50s for much of the area. showers linger through monday. tuesday and wednesday warming up, thursday partly cloudy skies. gianna, how's traffic? >> we'll go to the good news first the bay bridge toll plaza friday light metering lights are off. here's a live look, light conditions, good news heading into san francisco from oakland. bad news, when you hit 101 we have trouble spots. south 101 at paul avenue off- ramp one lane blocked for an accident crews clearing it out of the way. another wreck north 101 right at sfo. so you have some okay conditions along 101 heading to the airport but you might take bart just in case depending how long this accident takes to clear out of the road. elsewhere into the south bay westbound montague at zanker we have a signal malfunction. that's causing a backup. we'll take a look at mass transit next. right now, back to you. >> thank you. a crucial hearing today in the bryan stow beating case. a live report coming up from l.a. >> dr. jack kevorkian has died. the controversial legacy of the man known as dr. death. preventing another san bruno explosion. how a law to protect your safety is one step closer to reality. mitt romney is running for president. so how does he think his chances look in 2012? he will tell us on "the early show." ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] hi lauren and greg, what's up? we're getting the day started with athenos greek yogurt. later we're gonna ride bikes and go to the -- [ male announcer ] wonderful! let's see what yiayia thinks. are you two married? um, no. but you living together, ah? yeah. you are going to hell. 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[ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. department is mourning the loss of one of its own.. lieutenant vincent perez. the 21- year veteran killed fighting the san francisco fire department mourning the loss of one its only. lieutenant vincent perez. the 21-year-old veteran of the department was killed fighting a fire in the diamond heights neighborhood yesterday. a second firefighter, anthony valerio was critically injured in intensive care in san francisco general this morning. a candlelight vigil in hayward near the spot where a missing nursing student was seen a week ago. 26-year-old michelle le disappeared last friday after leaving a class at kaiser medical center. her phone was transmitting signals until midday saturday. investigators have issued search warrants and interviewed 15 people. criminal charges likely to be filed today against former presidential candidate john edwards. he has been under investigation for allegedly using campaign money to cover up an extramarital affair in 2008. well, folks, let's take a look outside. we can see the roof cam showing us all those clouds making their way into the region here. we can see some low, mid- and high clouds. that moisture is certainly working it way in rather quickly. it is a very large air mass so conditions for today will be cool and those showers will be working their way in by early this afternoon. if you are heading out the door, you will see mostly cloudy skies to start but dry conditions nonetheless. then about 1 p.m., 2 p.m., we are going to start to see all those showers taking hold of the forecast region. we are going to see temperatures still trending below average. 50s to upper 60s all around. here is the culprit. we have that low making its way into the region. that polar jet dipping a little lower than it should for this time of year and as it rotates, it brings all this moisture into the area. what does that mean for us? it means that you should carry your umbrella for today. hang on to it through monday. as we break down this rain pattern, we can see it making its way in by early this afternoon and will hold steady. we can see abundant moisture picking up by this evening through tomorrow. and temperatures still trending below average. warmer in livermore, san francisco and pacifica in the high 50s. here's your extended forecast. showers is the name of the game for through sunday, possibly through monday. and then tuesday, wednesday and thursday, seeing partly cloudy skies warmer temperatures. so gianna, something to contend with later tonight. >> definitely. i'm going to spend a lot of time at home this weekend. feel bad for the pets stuck inside for most of the weekend. on the freeways, live look at 101 heading near alum rock. 101 in san jose, we have our photographer standing by. extra volume, so far friday light through that portion. elsewhere throughout the south bay on another camera, 880/237, westbound connector looking good. we have some early-morning roadwork on the eastbound 237 south 880. that's out of there. it's completely clear. in fact, they were saying 7:00 but they got it wrapped up early. mass transit looking good. bart right on time with 52 trains. ace muni and caltrain checking in problem-free. north 101 at millbrae, this is an injury accident. chp still on scene. but i did check in with them and they say all the activity is over to the right shoulder and also members of the kcbs phone force say that traffic is very light no major delays through the main lines. freeway and it's easy if you are heading towards sfo. south 101 at paul avenue, one lane still blocked on the off- ramp there but it doesn't look like it's too much of a factor unless you're exiting there. 1019 main lines looking good through that portion -- 101, the main lines, looking good through that portion. extra volume off the antioch bridge. looks a lot better towards pittsburg. live look at 880 through oakland. not bad at all both directions free and clear. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are still off and traffic looks good there and the altamont pass busy. that's a look at your morning drive. back to you. >> thank you. 6:21. the may employment report is even more dismal than economists expected. the unemployment rate rose slightly to 9.1%. the economy added only 54,000 new jobs last month. that's the fewest in eight months. the private sector added 83,000 jobs. but that was offset by 28,000 fewer jobs in local government. coming up, we are going to try to make sense of it all. we'll get a look at how the market's reacting as well from kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks in a couple of minutes. it could prevent another disaster like the one in san bruno last september. the state senate just passed a bill for utilities to install automatic or completely controlled shutoff valves on natural gas pipeline. it took pg&e almost two hours to shut the gas off during that san bruno explosion. pg&e has also taken out full page ads in dozens of california newspapers now apologizing for that disaster. 6:22. a state measure pitting students against teachers. why kids would be allowed to leave class without permission. >> plus imagine picking up a hitchhiker and discovering it is a world famous rock star. the surprising encounter for one lucky canadian couple. right there. it's coming up. ,,,,,,,, ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? 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[ applause ] >> no you trust me, that was just the end of a really long word. sukanya roy the last speller standing in the national spelling bee. she was able to spell cymotrichous. cymotrichous. the 14-year-old from pennsylvania gets a big trophy and more than $40,000 in cash and prizes. the winning word cymotrichous is an averagive that means having wavy -- adjective that means having wavy hair. >> how did she know that? >> they study lists and lists of words. so congratulations to her. imagine picking up a hitchhiker and realizing that it's a world famous rock star. >> like maybe bono from u-2? the singer and his assistant got stuck on the road in vancouver on tuesday. an edmonton oilers hockey player and girlfriend drove by and recognized bono. they picked him up. to return the favor, bono gave them a big shoutout during a free performance at edmonton. >> if you recognize him then it's okay. >> when was the last time you ever picked up a hitchhiker? >> never. >> it's a lost art. 6:26. south bay drivers save up. why one city is charging more to park downtown. >> plus chilling new details of the jaycee dugard case all released. the weapon the garridos used in her kidnapping years ago and why she never tried to escape, coming up. hearts are heavy this morning. san francisco firefighters mourn the loss of one of their own as another firefighter remains clinging to life. a live report and the latest on his condition coming up. it's dry now but a change is in store. that rain is on the way. i have your pinpoint forecast coming up. is ,,,,,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. it [ opening bell ] opening bell on wall street. investors keeping a close eye on stocks. it could be another brutal day. that following the jobs report for may which showed the unemployment rate rising slightly to 9.1%. we are going to have an update on the numbers with kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks in just a few minutes. good morning. it is friday, june 3. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 6:30. let's get you out the door. a little traffic and weather with erika martin first up. some rain and stuff to talk about? >> some more rain to talk about for today. now, we are going to start off nice and dry. partly cloudy sky conditions. then those clouds are going to work their way into the region and those showers are going to start by early this afternoon. temperatures still trending below average. but you know, your morning commute is going to be fine. your evening commute won't be. you he you. >> as long as the morning is okay, that's when i'm here. checking the roads, not bad. it's friday light. here's a live look at 580 as you approach the 680 pleasanton dublin area. busy in the altamont pass. i'll show you that in just a minute. metering lights on at the bay bridge. we'll check conditions in just a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. san francisco firefighters mourning the loss of one of their own this morning and hoping that a second critically injured firefighter will pull through. it took only a few seconds for a house fire to turn into a deadly inferno. it happened at a home in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood yesterday. elizabeth wenger is at san francisco general hospital this morning to explain what went so terribly wrong. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sydnie, good morning, frank. that's right. firefighter anthony valero, he is in a battle for his life still this morning he remains in critical condition. anthony valerio is in intensive care. we understand he suffered burns as well as smoke inhalation. as you mentioned, this fire quickly grew to an inferno within a matter of seconds. our crews were there. we have video of it just as the fire first broke out. the flames moved so quickly in fact that three firefighters were hurt in what is being called a flashover. that's heat so intense, that it burns at 1100 degrees fahrenheit. basically, that means the room literally ignited around them. it moved too quickly to safety life of lieutenant vincent perez, 21-year veteran of san francisco fire. a former marine and a previous alameda county sheriff's deputy. with a final salute, his fellow firefighters said good-bye to the 48-year-old. his body was gurneyed out of san francisco general. lots of grief this morning for the men and women of station 26. >> he was a great guy. he just always lightened up the mood at the firehouse. he had a good sense of humor and as a firefighter, he was always kind of the first guy in the fire and the last guy out. he was a real firefighter's firefighter. >> the men you see gathered here is out of respect for lieutenant perez and his service to the city. >> reporter: and again, another firefighter anthony valerio is here at san francisco general. he was critically injured still on life support. we understand he is still unable to breathe on his own. we were able to speak to his brother yesterday. doctors told him there is still some hope that he will be able to recover but right now things are still very touch and go. now, a third firefighter tracy courtney a female, was also hurt. not badly though. she was able to be released from the hospital yesterday. but again, just' reminder of how -- just a reminder of how dangerous this job is. you don't hear about firefighters dying on the job every day, but it's a reminder of how heroic these men and women are. >> hour thoughts and prayers to antony valerio and his family. thank you, elizabeth wenger in san francisco. and you heard elizabeth mention it was a flashover that overcame the firefighters in that burning house. let's tell you a little more about that. a flashover can happen when the temperature in the fire area reaches about 1100 degrees. menlo park's fire chief says the flashover starts in the heated smoke at the ceiling. firefighters will probably see jets of fire in the smoke over their heads. >> all those particles that are in the smoke, all the furnishings, products in the room, are simultaneously heated to a point where they completely combust. and it's fatal. >> that's why you see firefighters cutting holes in rooftops to try to release the superheated gases that cause those flashovers. 6:34. and this news just in, jack kevorkian is dead. a lawyer and friend telling the "associated press" that the assisted suicide advocate died this morning at a hospital near detroit. he suffered from a pulmonary embolism. he earned the name dr. death when he helped several terminally i will patients kill themselves and went to jail for 8 years because of it. a man in oakland aims a gun at cops and leads them on a four-hour search. he was stopped at 8 p.m. last night near 67th and bancroft. he pulled out a gun according to officers and then an officer shot towards him. he ran through yards and hopped fences. he was arrested shortedly after midnight last night -- shortly after midnight last night. the fbi is set to take over an investigation into alleged police corruption in contra costa county. that's what sources tell cbs 5. as the district attorney's office plans to announce a major development this afternoon, the criminal charges are against a former concord private investigator and law enforcement officers from the state department of justice and the danville and the san ramon police departments. allegations include stealing cash, drugs and guns from police seizures. it is 6:35. i'm going to try to look on the bright side here. >> how do you do that? >> if you have been been thinking about some spring cleaning in the house this might be the weekend to do it because you might be stuck inside. >> way to think positive, sydnie! that's what you can do this weekend because this system is making its way in and will affect us through monday. stow here's all of that energy packing quite a punch. showers are building. this system is picking up quite a bit of moisture over the pacific and dropping it as rain by early this afternoon. we are going to have a cold wet day. santa rosa 63 for you. fairfield 66. temperatures still trending below average as have haas been the case for the past few weeks and will continue to be. we can see here our extended forecast looking very wet for the next few days, partly cloudy by tuesday. temperatures getting a little bit warmer by wednesday and thursday. gianna? >> thank you, erika. let's head over to the bay bridge where they turned the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza but still friday light as you work your way through there. we were seeing some -- it's still there. broken down vehicle offer to the side. one cruiser on scene but again, not impacting traffic too badly. still a nice ride off the eastshore freeway as you approach the maze. northbound 101 at millbrae injury accident on the right side of the road no problems. we have a nice ride both directions of 101. heading north of there, 101 near bayshore, unfortunately we lost our camera but traffic is very right through there. in fact, 101 looks good into san francisco. we'll check the golden gate bridge coming up. right now, back to you. >> thank you. 6:37. in just a few hours, bryan stow's alleged attacker will have a parole hearing. giovanni ramirez in jail right now on a parole violation. he has not been charged with stow's beating. l.a. police have questioned ramirez's 10-year-old daughter. he claims he was babysitting her at home when stow was attacked at dodger stadium. there is no word on what the little girl told investigators about that alibi. but the lawyer for ramirez is giving the impression that his client passed lie detector tests this week. tonight family and friends of a missing nursing student plan to hold a candlelight vigil in hayward near the place where she was last seen one week ago. 23-year-old michelle le disappeared last friday after leaving a class after kaiser medical center. police say le's phone was transmitting signals until midday saturday. investigators have issued several search warrants and have interviewed at least 15 people in her disappearance. 6:38 now. and today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for the kidnap and jaycee dugard. phillip has 431 years to life, his wife 36 years to life. both pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping a then 11-year-old jaycee dugard raping her and holding her captive for 18 years. during the sentencing, the judge called phillip garrido a poster child for a sexual predator and meantime we are now hearing some chilling details from dugard's grand jury testimony. that was released yesterday. she discussed the day she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she said garrido initially approached her in a car asking for directions and then later zapped her with a stun gun before taking her away. dugard also talked about giving birth twice in captivity. she said she didn't try to escape fearing what might happen to her two daughters. 6:39. criminal charges will likely be filed today against former presidential candidate john edwards. he has been under investigation for allegedly using campaign money to cover up an extramarital affair in 2008. the associated press reports edwards could be indicted or negotiate a guilty plea. parking in downtown san jose about to become more expensive. the city is expected to approve a rate hike for some of its parking garages. >> you have to collect money somewhere. mike holguin joins us. good morning, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. 25 to 30 3% more. pretty hefty hike. what's driving up the proposed rate hike is the fact that the redevelopment agency here has gone broke. their inability to pay the debt service on the city's five public garages means the city now has to take over the payments. the councilman who represents downtown says most users won't be feeling the impact. >> the majority of the users of our parking garages are either employees of companies who are paying fixed rates or in fact people who have free parking as a result of the validation program that we have had in place for many years. and validation will now become quite a bit easier as a result of these changes. >> reporter: nevertheless, downtown bar and restaurant owners very concerned about this proposed increase. their friday that will drive businesses away to place -- they are afraid that will drive businesses away to places like santana row where they offer free time limits. parking validation will be extended on nights and weekends, though. live in downtown san jose, mike colgan for cbs 5. >> so they are going to stick the short timers. >> thank you. it is 6:41. a new dangerous superbug showing up in cow's milk. what doctors are saying about the risk to humans. >> talk about buyer's remorse. what one teen gave up just to get his hands on an ipad 2. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, well, folks, outdoor conditions dry, mostly cloudy all around. we can see temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to the mid-50s still trending below average as far as those daily highs go. by this afternoon, those chances of showers are going to work their way into the region. we can see a slight warmup but we are really going to max out in the high 60s. and here's that low pressure system that's working its way down later today through the weekend. we are going to expect and will see showers. so be sure to carry your umbrella and maybe get a good book because it looks like indoor activities are going to be in order. here's a look at our pinpoint forecast. and we can see all of that moisture working its way in as we break this down showers making their way into the region starting at 1 p.m., 2 p.m. and holding steady for tomorrow and through sunday possibly through monday. now, temperatures still rather cool, san francisco 59, pacifica 59 for you, san jose 66. and livermore, 67. so the warmest 67 degrees. not very warm at all considering that it is already june. here's a look at our extended forecast. cloudy, rain this weekend, showers possibly lingering tuesday and wednesday along with thursday, thing getting warmer. gianna? >> thank you. all right, let's head to the south bay. we have a couple of different shots to show you. los gatos as you work your way off 85, those headlights there, that's traffic off 85 just near 17, not bad. we are seeing some okay conditions there at that connector friday light this morning. jumping over to 101 in san jose, we have a photographer standing by here, as well. this is northbound near alum rock extra volume but again no accidents right now in the south bay so should be an easy commute working your way northbound 101 into the peninsula. over to the maps, bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on, but as you can see, it is friday light. not a whole lot of activity there. just a few cars there in those cash lanes. again, once you hit across the upper deck into san francisco, traffic actually looks very nice through there. if you are taking the golden gate bridge this morning, friday light, as well. southbound clear, 101, 37 to 580 just about an eight-minute ride no delays into the waldo tunnel. had some early-morning construction but that's wrapping up. still a nice commute through the portion. san mateo bridge both directions problem-free. good conditions between 880 and 101. if you are heading across the dumbarton bridge, nice ride, early-morning roadwork cleared and looking good between 880 or coming through the fremont area and to the dumbarton bridge. antioch seeing some slight delays, typical westbound sluggish through antioch but not as bad through pittsburg, sluggish westbound 20 minutes westbound 580 from the altamont pass to 680. mass transit on time. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain good choices this morning. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's a look at your morning commute. back to you. >> thank you. a big drop on wall street this morning after a new unemployment report that shows the economy added the fewest jobs in eight months. >> here now with a look at the numbers is jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good morning. i don't even want to look at what wall street is doing right now. they already had one bad day this week. >> reporter: we did. and let's hope, frank and sydnie, that a lot of that priced in what was expected today. the big drop that occurred two days ago was what adp reported only 38,000 new private payroll jobs in may. turned out that private employers added 83,000 but then we saw local governments cut almost 30,000 jobs. as a result, only 54,000 jobs created in the month of may. that compared to an average gain of about 220,000 jobs each of the prior three months. as a result, the unemployment rate also bumped up again for the second straight month to 9.1%. the key is whether or not this is just a one month blip perhaps a reaction to the japanese supply problems as a result of the disaster in that country. there's also concern about higher food and gas prices. the problem is that if we don't get better job growth, the economy will stall. we need to see 250,000 new jobs created each month to significantly decrease unemployment. let's take a quick look at the stock market since we're on that topic. the dow is down 103, nasdaq down 23, s&p down 11. price of oil also dropping a couple of bucks on that news. we'll see if there is a rally later in the day. it's not a shock. it's a disappointing report but this was foreshadowed this week. couple of ipos, groupon hopes to raise $750 million in an ipo that would value that company at $30 billion. that would be a bigger market valuation than google on its debut. also pandora, internet radio site, hopes to raise $109 million in its ipo coming down in a little while from now valuing that company at about $1.4 billion. frank and sydnie? >> like to have a piece of that , huh? >> reporter: if you can get in early. >> groupon 2.5 years old, i don't know how much older it is? >> reporter: there's a lot of excitement right now over social media companies and we are still waiting on zynga the san francisco maker of farmville, mafia wars, twitter, facebook. linkedin got it all going a couple of weeks ago more than double in its first day but its shares down 17% now. >> what are they selling at now? >> linkedin right now $77 after closing at $94 on its first day. >> thank you. jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. well, a trick to getting kids to eat more vegetables and new concerns over a superbug that is showing up in cows. randall pinkston has this morning's healthnet. >> reporter: scientists have discovered a new strain of the superbug mrsa. the research published in the lancet identifies a new strain in humans and in milk from cows. its genetic makeup is different from previous strains so standard tests don't detect it. scientists say the pasteurization of milk will prevent it from getting into the food chain. mrsa bugs are antibiotic- resistant. some children still are not getting required vaccines. new cdc statistics show many kindergarteners do not have the proper two doses of mmr vaccine. some areas in the country show up to 6% of children are not getting vaccinated. you want your child to eat more vegetables? a new study says all you have to do is let them chew. spanish researchers worked with 150 kids and found the children who decided which veggies they ate for lunch ate up to 80% more. so let them choose. those are some of the day's top medical stories. i'm randall pinkston, cbs news, new york. our time now 6:51. this is just an unbelievable story. really disturbing, though. what would you do for an ipad 2? >> well, apparently one teen would turn to surgery. actually give up a kidney. a 17-year-old boy in china sold one of his kidneys for $3,000 all to get ahold of that right there an ipad 2. he confessed to his mom after arriving home with the laptop. a new apple headset. plus he couldn't hide the red scars. some of the complications from that surgery, as well. so... that's sad. >> that's just criminal. >> very sad. >> disturbing. this one is a little more upbeat. >> can you spell cymotrichous? >> i can't. i can see it in the prompter but we'll let this young gal do it. here she is. >> ... c-y-m-o-t-r-i-c-h-o-u-s. [ applause ] >> she knew she had it, huh? >> we got a winner! i'm not so sure. that last one, am i done?! she got it, though. 14-year-old sukanya roy from pennsylvania gets $40,000 in cash, prizes, that monster trophy. she will probably have it forever for winning the national spelling bee. the winning word, by the way, is an adjective that means having wavy hair. >> she studied. she was in the top 20 for the last few years. a story of a four-legged determination. >> a colorado woman thought that she lost her dog. the incredible journey that brought buster brown all the way to california. >> if you have a story idea or comment to share with you, email that man right there brian@cbs5.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, freshening breath? that's easy. keeping teeth strong? that's tough. so our dentist recommended act. [ male announcer ] act mouthwash restores enamel and makes teeth up to 2 times stronger. act. stronger teeth and fresher breath in every bottle. back at 6:55. flags in san francisco are at half-staff today in tribute to a fallen firefighter. elizabeth wenger is at san francisco general hospital where a second firefighter remains in intensive care this morning with an update. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning. that's right. that firefighter is anthony valerio. we understand he is in critical condition. we spoke to his brother yesterday. he remains on life support unable to breathe on his own. you know, this fire broke out yesterday morning around 10:45 in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood quickly within a matter of seconds becoming an inferno. in fact, the flames moved so quickly, three firefighters were hurt in what is called a flashover. that means the room basically ignited around them. it moved too quickly to save the life of lieutenant vincent perez, a 21-year veteran of san francisco fire, a former marine and previous alameda county sheriff's deputy. with the final salute his fellow firefighters said good- bye to the 48-year-old. his body was actually gurneyed out of san francisco general. again, another firefighter anthony valerio, was critically injured. doctors say right now, it is not hopeless that he will recover. but his condition is very touch and go. and a third firefighter tracy courtney, a female firefighter, was also hurt. we understand not badly. she was able to be released from the hospital yesterday. again, the cause of this fire remains under investigation. and the mayor did order all the flags all around the city to be lowered to half-staff. frank, back to you. >> thank you. we are pulling for the valerio family to be sure. okay, elizabeth wenger, live in san francisco, thank you. this morning, sources tell cbs 5 the fbi about to take over an investigation into alleged police corruption in contra costa county. the district attorney's office planning to announce a major development at an afternoon news conference. the allegations include stealing cash, drugs and guns from police seizures. a lawyer and friend of jack kevorkian says the assisted suicide advocate died this morning in michigan where he had been hospitalized. kevorkian released from prison in 2007 after serving 8 years for second-degree murder. he claimed to have assisted in at least 130 suicides. jack kevorkian was 83 years old. >> giants home afternoon a series in st. louis. they are coming back in time for a big rainstorm, right, erika? >> i know, you would say that -- >> raincoats. >> late spring, early-morning summer. yes, you do need that raincoat because conditions are going to be wet, folks. we have that system working its way in. it's going to linger starting this afternoon holding steady through tomorrow and sunday, possibly through monday. but then tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a clearup there. partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures. >> at least the rain isn't affecting the morning commute. let's go live right now to the south bay. here's a shot at 85 at los gatos. not bad. 580/680 extra volume most of it out of the altamont pass, accident-free, that's the good news. they turned the metering lights on about 45 minutes ago. nice conditions, cash lanes are a little sluggish but overall pretty good as you work your way across the upper deck into san francisco. >> all right, gianna,er , erika, thank you. a lucky tired dog flying out of sfo the only one who knows how he made a 1200-mile trip to the west coast. >> salinas animal services found buster brown last month. his microchip listed colorado as his home. he got ahold of the owner by mailing a letter. she lost buster last november. she thought he had been eat en by a mountain lion. the owner and animal services have no idea how buster brown made it all the way to california. he wanted a little sunshine,