home and there was some junk inside. it was a hoarding situation. those flames jumped to a nearby fence and those flames led up to mrs. odessa allen's home. she was inside with a total of six people. her adult grandchildren and their children. three generations of family members now displaced. they are being aided by the red cross. this fire was fierce. it took about two hours to calm. here back on scene, firefighters are mopping up making sure there are no more hot spots. that home was vacant. they are thinking that it was set somehow and that will have to cannot. again, one firefighter injured and at this point starting to release some of the trucks. the situation is now under control. back to you. >> all right. sue kwon live, thank you. >> bn north and south korea are off before they even begun. the neighboring countries could be agree on who will lead. it would have been the first meeting in some six years. turkey police overran barricades set up by protestors. officers fired tear gas, rubber bullets. and you are looking at live pictures on what is the 12 day of the nationwide protest between the country's prime minister and president obama last month. no official word on casualties today. two protestors and a police officer died since the protests began. >> the man in the middle of the scandal is being investigated. edward snowden revealed the government's program on cell calls and internet use. susan joins us live from washington. >> reporter: more stories coming our way. plans to publish more articles g some of the information he has. meanwhile, he has spread to hong kong. he thinks charges are going to t very soon and he will be extradited or the procedure will happen very quickly. many here have already made up their minds. >> reporter: edward snowden may have more information to share. glen greenwald first published snowden's story and says he has more revelations that are significant. >> i had access to the full rosters of everyone working at the nsa. the entire intelligence community. >> greenwald and his colleague interviewed snowden in hong kong. >> he did sacrifice snowing he'd become the world's most wanted man. >> so far the u.s. government has not charged snowden with any crime nor a warrant for his arrest. some on capitol hill says that's exactly what needs to happen. california senator dianne feinstein wants snowden prosecuted. she said he violated the law. republican senator lindsay grahs . i hope we follow mr. snowden to the ends of the earth to bring him to justice. others are praising snowden. they have done a great service to the american people by exposing the truth about what our government is doing in secret. >> reporter: now, the fbi is involved in this investigation. the investigators went to the home of snowden's father. law makers here in the house are getting a lesson today. nsa is going to be briefing the house sometime today. >> there seems to be a lot of questions about hong kong law and whether the u.s. could extradite snowden. would being in hong kong help or hurt his chances? >> reporter: well, it could hurt but it could just take a while. hong kong and the u.s. have an agreement on extradition. if charges come, the u.s. would get inter pull to arrest him. could incontest the extradition and drag on. according to this lawyer, it could drag on for years. he really does question why he chose hong kong. >> snowden also went to the washington post with this information. how did the post handle it? >> reporter: he did. the post started questioning hi. they published a sample of what he said but not guarantee what he wanted. so snowden then pulled his information and went with the guardian. >> interesting. all right. susan live in washington. thank you. >> 5:06. more violent weather on the east coast today. several buildings flattened wheo touched down in southern kentucky. another twister did damage 20 miles outside of baltimore maryland as well. >> there are some transmissions and auto parts out in the yard which are heavy. >> no serious injuries were reported much of the east coast are dealing with flood waters. we are lucky. we had lightning storm and a lie drizzle yesterday. >> that's about it. a little more drizzle this morng and more sunshine. we're going to see the temperatures warming up. it was rather mild yesterday. today back into the 80s. still we've got mostly cloudy skies outside. that storm system that brought thunder storms to us, that's headed on east. a few more clouds. high clouds up above from anothr weak weather system. still mostly cloudy. temperatur than yesterday. still 57 in concord. 59 in san jose. and 56 cloudy and a little drizzle. by the afternoon, we'll find sunshine inside the bay. 60s and 70s here. comfortable in the valleys. pas of fog and sunshine and temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. more on your weather coming up. let's check out the roads with elizabeth. >> 880 around the oakland coliseum there was that road work approaching high street. looks like maybe still in the clearing stages. notice a few flashing lights right there. picked up about 5:00 this morning. it will be cleared shortly. southbound moves fine towards oakland airport and hayward. to our maps now and westbound 580 already picking up slowing out of the pass. the drive time is nearly 26 minutes. could be because of overnight road work that was just picked up on westbound 580 approaching hacienda. again, we talked to cal trans and it has been cleared. and everything is clear into milpitas. that is traffic, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you. another limo fire and new questions being raised about the cause of the fire. the latest incident was sunday in the retirement community of rossmore. getting settled into their limo for a trip when someone smelled smoke. the owner blames the vehicle easy electrical system. the car never left the curb and everyone managed to get out safely with the help of the driver and two caretakers. >> everything's a miracle really i do. everybody was calm. inside i dw they were. because i wasn't calm inside. let me tell you. >> this incident came just about a month after another limo fire on the san mateo/hayward bridge. five women died in that fire. >> get a budget over to governor brown. calls for shifting more money to all schools especially in low income districts and restores funding to the medi-cal programs. in exchange, law makers will have to stick to the governor's more cautious revenue estimates. >> it will be budgets that accomplishes all of the things we sought. >> it will reflect the values we all hold true and the end result will be consistent with the california assembly budget blueprint. >> governor brown's budget proposal is for $96.4 billion. >> a new bay city is enlisting garbage collectors to be crime stoppers. so now police have trained drivers from the public services garbage company to be on alert as they make their rounds. >> people moving things early in the morning, people running through neighborhoods, people not dressed appropriately for the neighborhood. people walking to a car down the street. there's a lot of things you see that are suspicious. >> the workers are not being asked to report crimes but report what they see. >> a man dubbed the button down bandit is under arrest. james paige got his nickname bee he liked to wear buttoned down long sleeve shirts. yesterday's arrest capped a three month investigation. >> 5:11. coming up, the senate prepares o take up immigration debate. >> why city leaders say the expression of art has to go. >> and getting stuck with one thing. how they got her out with another. what piece of sports equipment d this little kitten's life. well, check it out. a little kitten keeps his cool while stuck in an unusual hiding spot. animal control found the kitty in a hole under massive air conditioning unit. they used a golf club and a rope to finally pull her out. there she is. she's at the humane society waiting to be adopted. maybe a little wd 40. >> i don't know how that all worked. lennox is okay and looking for a good home. >> she's a cutie. liz? >> i always think about my 20 pounder, walter. the tip of his tail could barely get in that hole. all right. let's take you outside. still pretty quiet. still your overnight road work is going on out there and a lot of it has been cleared. over at the golden gate bridge, you're picture perfect. a lovely commute and traffic shot and four southbound lanes open. two in the northbound direction. over at the bay bridge, still no delay into san francisco. on the lower deck, it's not causing much of a delay. there is that road work blocking lanes. sometimes they pick it up earl ier than that. 6:30 is the time lanes will be cleared. westbound highway 4 is pretty sluggish approaching loan tree and once you get past antioch it's fine. our sensors are picking up slowing coming out of the pass and continuing out towards the dublin inter change. approaching hacienda. two of the lanes blocked overnit . cal trans told us it has been picked up. approaching 680. give yourself extra time. 2 280, 101 are all moving at top speeds in san jose. you can see it's free and clear all the way through downtown. that is a check of your time saver traffic. for the latest on your forecast, we've been all over the place. >> thunder storms yesterday. and a few showers as well today. a little drizzle on the coastline. a lot of clouds across our skies all the way to the valleys. that low is kicking eastward. looks like we're going to dry things out. temperatures are going to stay mild for this time of year. those clouds are going to part and mostly sunny by the afternoon and temperatures warmer. and staying dry for the remainder of the work week. here's that low that caused the thunder storms making its way eastward. and keep the temperatures down the better part of this work week. the temperatures going to drop off again. you can go to the central valley. mid 80s into sacramento. 88 in reading. 86 and should be dry and hot 96 in fresno. 64 and partly cloudy in the monterey bay. patchy fog is going to give sunshine. a few patches of fog linger out towards the coastline. should be a nice afternoon with the temperatures beginning to warmup. highs today is moving up into the low 80s. about 76 and sunny in san jose . 76 in coopertino. and 69 in hayward. east bay numbers should become sunny and warmer today. seeing the numbers spike. about 81 in livermore. 82 in brentwood. temperatures e the bay mainly into the 60s. some 70s into the north bay and the next couple days holding steady, not major changes in the forecast. over the weekend, systems drop into the bay area. the temperatures going to be dropping cooler than average. and no heat wave. >> all right. thanks. we're following breaking news in afghanistan. police say there's been a large explosion near the u.s. embassy. no word yesterday on any casualy ies. we will keep an eye on this and bring you updates as we get them. immigration reform is back in the spotlight today. the senate is set to hold first votes this afternoon to allow debate on the issue. a group of senators crafted the legislation. still faces uncertain future. the bill reforms a broken system while opponents call it amnesty for people living in the country illegally. >> the fight over the morning after pill appears to be over. it will comply with a judge's order to allow girls of any age to buy emergency contraception without prescriptions. the obama administration argued for age limits. the drug should be made as freely available as aspirin. >> apple is taking a big step towards protecting owners of iphones and other gadgets. the company created a kill switch to deter thiefs. in san francisco alone half of robberies involve cell phones. all part of the new ios7 software which was unveiled yesterday. >> and now with activation lock, if a thief tries to turn off find my iphone or if they even wipe the device entirely, they will not be able to reactivate it because they don't know your user name and password. >> san francisco da says he's impressed by the activation lock. later this week he will attend a smart phone summit with representatives from apple, google and samsung to discuss smart phone theft. there is a battle over a banana in indiana. >> the question is whether a company can keep a big banana it painted on its building. the city attorney is trying to figure out whether it's a sign or perhaps a work of art. >> sure it's going to promote brand awareness. but i don't think it's un reasonable to think you can't do something that's artistic and still promote awareness. >> the banana part of the logo but claims it was painted as a piece of art. >> what do you think? i don't know. it doesn't look too bad. >> if you are management, why do you have a banana as the logo. >> who knows? time now is 5:21. former nfl super star shows us what not to do in a courtroom. >> he got into trouble. the tiger woods/surge i doe surgio garcia feud. >> here's a look at the new span of the bay bridge. >> this is a bay bridge highlight from kpix 5. >> before deciding on the signature tower for the new span, architect donald mcdonald tries 10 different designs. he and his team experimented with 8 different cabling systems. four profiles for the road deck and various cannot figure rations for the lighting. won a design competition in 1998. >> this bay bridge highlight is sponsored by chase. former nfl star chad johnson is in jail. >> a judge in florida was set to put him on probation until he gave his lawyer a slap on the backside in court. watch. >> do you have questions for him? >> everybody in the courtroom is laughing. >> there you go. the player formally known as chad ochocinco got 30 days instead of probation. tim tebow will be going to the new england patriots. will be in the mini camp later today. released by the jets and re united with josh mcdaniel. and in golf, a feud may be cooling off between surgio garcia and tiger woods. handshake on the u.s. open practice tee and that open starts on thursday. all is well. play of the day. major league baseball. a nice diving stop. take a look. there it is. he's going to try to get him at first. misses him there but the relay back over to third and they get their man to play of the day. texas beat cleveland 6-3. that's big doing. giants are at pittsburgh. >> 5:26 right now. >> how he's accused of sweet talking his way to a fortune. and the one woman who finally put his behind bars. >> it started with a text and turned into a monster teenage bash. how kids ruined her home. >> reporter: and i'm sue kwon in the bay district. why firefighters had to use sate imagery to help fight this fire that damaged two homes. he just had this i've used it a thousand times. everybody believes me. >> a fugitive is finally caught of the. >> he was convicted and sentenced to 16 months in prison but only served three of those months because he jumped parole. >> out of hand mob crime scene. >> message went out on social media. within 60 minutes people starteg in. >> everyone working the entire intelligence community all around the world. >> so far the u.s. government has not charged snowden with any crimes nor an arrest warrant. >> a new push for cycling safety. cut in half the number of injury collisions. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix news this morning. >> good morning, it's tuesday june 11th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, eve . i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:31 now. we begin with a developing story. >> a san francisco firefighter is injured fighting a two alarm fire. sue kwon is at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: right now firefighters are putting out hot spots and mopping up the area. this fire was so difficult to fight, they had to use satellite imagery to see what they were dealing with. the flames went from one building to a lot of debris to a carport and nailed an attached home. this two alarm fire broke at 2:30 and spread through this area and mrs. odessa allen who lived next door, she is 87 years old and had three generations with her including grandchildren and a five year old. they did escape safely. here is what a relative told us this morning. >> i don't know what happened but they started a fire and caught on to my grandmother's house. >> this was a garage here initially. remnants of a garage. and things just spread pretty fast. that's why it's to me it's suspicious. >> and one firefighter battling the flames from the deck, his foot fell through some of the wood debris and had to be taken to the hospital with ankle or knee injury. he is said to be doing fine. because of the home next door was actually vacant at the time. they did call in arson investigators because they believe this could have been sparked by a person, possibly an object. this had a carport area, a lot of debris. couldn't see what they were dealing with. as the sun's coming up, you can see the damage. six people displaced. another two from smoke inside te home. and the red cross is on scene helping these victims. we'll have another report in about a half an hour. >> all right. thank you. breaking news in afghanistan. police say there's been a large explosion on the main road near the u.s. embassy. happened just a few yards from the embassy gates. no word yet on any casualties. in turkey, police today overran barricades set up by protestors. officers fired tear gas, rubber bullets and water canons over meetings between the country's prime minister and president obama last month. no word yet on any casualties. two protestors and a police officer have died. >> the man who wanted the nation to snow about secret government surveillance is under investigation by the fbi. edward snowden went public with information about the program that monitors american's phone and internet use. and now he's hiding out in hong kong to avoid prosecution. >> sacrifice knowing he'd become the world's most wanted man. >> the united states has an extra addition agreement but getting snowden back could be a lengthy process. there could be more such leaks in the future. according to the journalist who broke snowden's story. despite last week's revelations, more half americans seem to be on board. a new research center found 56% view it as acceptable antiterror tactic. 41% disagree. >> solving the state budget sale came down to the abcs of school funding. the tentative agreement calls for shifting more money to all schools especially in low income districts and restores funding to medi-cal programs hit hard during the recession. law makers will have to stick to the governor's most cautious estimate. >> it will be a budget that i think accomplishes all of the things that we have sought. >> i think it will reflect the values we all hold true and the end result will be consistent with the california assembly budget blueprint. >> law makers have until the ends of the week for a full vote. the city council is set on a new budget. public safety is a major part of the $2.6 billion plan. chuck reed calls for more money to train and recruit police officers and more money for police overtime until those officers can be sworn in. the plan also calls for more gain prevention programs. a group of community activists plans to protest first annual shareholder meeting this morning. the protestors are upset about facebook support. >> we were sweating it out last week and had triple digits. >> it was hot. >> not so any more. >> no. thunder storms yesterday which s excited about. those are gone now. today low clouds and fog and a little drizzle. much calmer beginning today. by the afternoon, more sunshined warmer temperatures too. area of low pressure leaving bed a few more thunder storms. and drizzle as you approach the coastline. temperatures cooler than yestert by much. and it is 57 in oakland conforward as well. by the afterno