we're following some developing news on the peninsula this morning, more fires in a neighborhood that was the center of an arson investigation just two weeks ago. >> we had hoped to get an interview with one of the fire investigators and we were just told that they would be issuing a press release some time later this morning. it is the intersection of lyndon and hemlock, and reports of to s-u-v on fire. this is one of them, a green jeep 4 by 4. firefighters got that first call around 340 in this morning. there was one s-u-v on fire in the street and another one of few minutes later in a carport. that appears to be a black nissan s-u-v. investigators were called to the scene because they're not sure if it is arson related but the cars are so close together. we do know that no buildings were damaged and there were not any injuries but fire investigators are here trying to determine the cause of the fire. this isn't the first time that redwood city has investigated car fires this month. on june 13th reported car fires just south of here. this is lyndon street and hemlock avenue and we're told that the fires that happened earlier this month were just south of this location. we know that no one was injured and fire investigators are here on the scene and we will try to get more information for you. >> new this morning, three people were forced out of their home in a word. kitchen in a house on woodland ave. firefighters had to cut their way through the door because all the windows had bars on that. a woman, her daughter and granddaughter were all displaced. for the second time a week in this trial is being requested in the case involving an attack on a priest in san jose. lawyers for the suspect claims that it didn't know the rev. what he would say on the stand about molesting lynch but the moat motion for mistral claims that the prosecutor did know that you would deny the abuse. a pretrial is set for the man accused of shooting seven people to death at an oakland trade school. he was expelled from oikos university prior to the shootings. pleaded not guilty to seven charges of murder and three counts of attempted murder. the santa clara stadium project is hit another bump in the road. officials pulled $30 million of city redevelopment funds that were promised. city voters approved the money for the stadium in 2010 before the state dissolved redevelopment agencies. the money is now in control of the county which decided it should go towards more urgent needs. >> could it slowed down? i doubt it but it is not good when there is a promise backed by the voters generating economic development for the city and it is confusing >> a court battle is likely. it is a small percentage of the stadium's cost which is financed by the team. stockton faces a decision today to determine if it could be the largest city in the nation to declare bankruptcy. stockton is under a mountain of debt. the city manager hopes to still reach a deal with competitors. the deadline for agreement is later tonight. let's get a look at the traffic and weather. >> it is not bad at all out here, just a general breeze. what a gorgeous beginning to the morning. the numbers will stay rather mild out there. forties and fifties out there right now. usually we are in the '80s this time of year but much of the bay area will be on the cooler side of things. still very comfortable, 3-10 degrees below average. right now, let's check out the roads with elizabeth >> will take you out to the bay bridge on this monday morning. here is a look at all the cars heading towards the pay gates. still no meter whites on but there are slight delays. we're still following an accident in san francisco approaching interstate 80 so we are trying to gather more details right now. it sounds like at least one lane is blocked. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge with the traffic moving fine. things are starting to pick up and it's getting a little busy on westbound to 37. so far, no brake lights. one more live look at the golden gate bridge where things look pretty good. >> a big supreme court ruling will happen this week on health care reform. a decision on the affordable care act could be announced as soon as today. kate has a look at your world. this is an issue democrats and republicans are keeping an eye on and it is an election year >> what the republicans are saying right now is that it is galvanizing support against obama. what democrats are saying is that their supporters will kick up a notch. both camps are on standby for the fallout that comes with the health care outcome. both sides are divided in republicans say the law drives up health care costs and makes it harder for small businesses to hire health-care workers. democrats say the law gives help for millions of americans. >> all along we have said real problems, this isn't the solution >> we will never go back to those days where my child could be denied access to buy health insurance because he or she has pre-existing conditions. >> the most controversial is the individual mandate. the principle is that younger healthier people pay in to help cover the cost for older americans. let's take a look at the possible outcomes. the law could be upheld or improved in part. the court could take down the mandate and two related provisions. the supreme court also just right down the entire law altogether. regardless, republican lawmakers promised to vote to repeal any bit that the supreme court leaves standing. we asked you earlier what you would change or keep about the law. we got an e-mail that said the obama health care law must be kept in its entirety since some parts provide funding for other parts. it is a hot topic that a lot of people are speaking out about it and we're waiting for the outcome >> a lot of people speak out about it because it affects them >> moslem brotherhood candidate mohamad morrissey is the first democratically elected president of egypt. his supporters erupted in cheers last night after the delayed election results were finally announced. resign from the moslem brotherhood and the political arm saying he wanted to create a unified government. he has connections to california, he earned his ph.d. at the university of southern california and was an assistant professor at northridge. two of his children were born in the golden state. one of jerry's sandusky attorney will not take part in the appeal. last week a jury found him guilty of dozens of towns in child sex case. cbs news reports that the attorney joe hammond will not be the appeals process because he intends to testify as a witness. the defense claims it was not given enough time to prepare for the case. a high-school teacher and four students have been arrested in connection with an alleged hazing incident in southern california. police say the teacher directed the students to assault another student cucurbit behavior problems in the classroom. all were arrested on saturday. at least one student suffered minor injuries. it welcomed dip in gas prices. how the bay area compares to the rest of the union. fierce wind, rain and tornadoes, gulf coast residents rattled by tropical storm debby. san francisco's pride parade dazzled visitors from across the country. we go to break with a look at mobile 5 on the lower,,,,,,,, life lived in black and white is not a life lived. today, i choose color. to see it. to feel it. to be in it. to be upon it. and to live a life surrounded by it. today, i put on a fresh coat. ♪ find your color and get $5 off premium paints and stains. dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. >> i got my wife and my dog and about that time it started blowing really hard >> it was over in less than 10 or 15 seconds. >> florida is likely to have more flooding and violent weather this week from tropical storm debby which spawned some isolated tornadoes. at least one person was killed. some parts of florida could get up to 2 ft. of rain. at least 248 homes are now confirmed destroyed by a two week old wild fire in colorado. it is by far the most destructive fire in the history of the state. it began with a lightning strike on june 9th and is still only 45 percent contained. a smaller wild fire begin saturday forcing thousands of people to evacuate. gas prices have dropped 15¢ over the past two weeks. it has been dropping rapidly from a national high of $3.97 in april down to $3.48. in california is down to $3.86 per gallon. the reason cited for the drop is worldwide economic depression and an abundant supply that has depressed the price of crude oil. >> we will take you out towards mobile 5 heading towards the east bay. they just got off of the lower deck and everything looks good this morning. let's go towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we're starting to see delays behind the paper. jammed solid towards the end of the parking lot. maybe a 10 minute wait or so to get on to the bridge. then things look pretty good so far on the upper deck. mass transit, all bart lines including those heading towards downtown san francisco are on time. the south bay is free and clear throughout downtown san jose. so far nice and light on 280. here is one of the live time saver traffic cameras. it is still in the green silk top speeds are six minutes between 8008101. coming out of the altamont pass, the drive time is a little bit more than 20 minutes. here is a live look at the upper deck traffic heading into san francisco. this accident has now been cleared. all lanes are once again back open to traffic. >> it seems unusually quiet for a monday morning. >> i like it >> we do have a couple of clouds out there this morning. let's take a live look towards the golden gate bridge. mostly clear skies in the valleys right now. as we head throughout the day, more sunshine on the way. we're looking at a slow warming as we head through the week although there is no major heat up on the rise. a trough is along the west coast pumping in cool air into the bay area and keeping our temperature's down. a few passing clouds will be about the worst of it. the system off the coastline will bring clouds and our direction. plenty of sunshine in most spots. seventies in the south bay. 69 in fremont. members running as high as 74 degrees in livermore today. 73 degrees in concord. 60s inside the day but still comfortable as we head to the afternoon. the next couple of days it looks like i pressure starts to try to nudge its way back in here all the notes huge bridge. as we look towards the next weekend, another low pressure system drops into the bay area and temperatures will run below average through sunday. >> some of the victims in the bernie madoff ponzi scheme are getting a measure of justice. a former new york hedge fund manager will pay a settlement. many of the victims were charitable organizations. they will recover about 40 percent of their losses. madoff is spending a prison term for running a ponzi scheme. lawmakers in congress are still negotiating on where to find the funding to maintain low interest rates on student loans. if they don't act by sunday the current rate will double. it is a pressing issue in an election year. democrats and republicans must allocate $6 billion to keep the lower rates. san francisco had a beautiful day for its annual gay pride parade >> overwhelming, this is fantastic >> bought jones was one of the grand marshals. globally quality was the theme. another issue, a ban on same- sex marriage that continues in california. >> that's what we're fighting for, that's what more americans understand >> this is what we exist for and this is why our city is a leader. >> everyone was celebrating and the mood was upbeat in the wake of recent gains for the community including the end of don't ask don't tell and president obama coming out in support of gay marriage. the key proposition 8 witness who opposed same-sex marriage says he has had a change of heart. he testified in favor of proposition 8 in a court trial and now he says he believes the rights of gays and lesbians to marry is a matter of " basic fairness ". the judge declared proposition 8 unconstitutional. sponsors plan to appeal to the supreme court. the giants hope to sweep the a's but a rookie turns everything around. mission accomplished for a midwest woman and her bucket list. the plunge from the sky at 90 years old. what would you change or keep about the health care law? we want to hear from you, send in your,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> if you are just getting up, it's not so bad, a beautiful start to the day with a few clouds. it should be very nice day ahead. more on your weather is coming up >> the traffic so far this morning looks great across the golden gate bridge and through the pleasanton area but look at the bay bridge, we will tell you why it is extra busy coming up >> clint lawyer when yesterday's nascar race at sonoma raceway. last year's champion bush eclipsed the tire stand damaging his car. he would keep going but he would not be the same threat. now for the play of the day. take a look, a dramatic ending yesterday. the a's were down 2-1 with runners on first and second with two outs in the ninth inning. the final score was 4-2. a woman named rose but card went skydiving over the weekend which might not sound like a big deal but we should mention that she is 90 years old. that is her in the skies above lexington. >> i wanted to go on a hot air plan and i got to do that on my 70th birthday. i wanted to go on a cruise and i wanted to go to paris and i did that in '95. >> what an impressive landing. it was the last item on her list but she says she is still interested in future adventures. coming up, health care decisions due out this week. the changes that might be on the way if the supreme court strikes it down. a pending legal battle connected to the future home of the forty-niners. >> redwood city fire officials are investigating to overnight vehicle fires. we will have a live,, discover british columbia. visit: ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] go from being on the road to being on vacation. hilton honors. the guest loyalty program discover britvisit:lumbia. >> time now is 630, this morning arson investigators are back in a neighborhood hit by a suspicious fire earlier this month. lisa washington is in redwood city where apparently someone burned two vehicles this morning >> firefighters got that first call about 315 in the morning. one of them is being loaded onto a tow truck. this is one of the two small suvs that were burned this morning. one was on the street and one was in a carport. and firefighters got the call they were fully engulfed in flames. they do not know if this is arson related but the cars were very close to one another. we do know that no buildings were damaged and there were not any injuries. listen to what one neighbor says >> of woke up and suddenly i saw the car was in flames and i was worried about it and then the fire department came and broke the windows and after they left, i don't know what happened >> these cars are near the intersection of london and hemlock in redwood city. on june 13th less than two weeks ago redwood city investigated another fire that happened less than 1 mi. away from where we are this morning. this morning they're investigating the two separate vehicle fires, one was on the street and the other was in a carport. some neighbors are coming to check their cars for any damage because it was parked just behind there. we will gather more information. we do know that fire and police are on the scene. >> new this morning, a fire forced three people out of their home in a word. it started on a woodland avenue at 820 last night. firefighters had to cut their way through the front door because all the doors and windows had bars on them. a woman and her daughter and granddaughter were all displaced. the defense will push for a mistrial in the case of a man accused of beating up a priest at a los gatos retirement home. matt, this apparently asked to do with the prosecutor being accused of withholding evidence. >> that's right. we are hearing new evidence this morning that we didn't know about last week. the lead prosecutor met with father gerald bender, the accused child molester, and his attorney and asked him about the alleged abuse and twice he told her that he did not molest the lynch brothers when they were children and that he would testify to that under oath. according to this morning's mercury news the defense has filed two motions for a mistrial claiming that the attorney with held that evidence and put him on the standard knowing that he would perjure himself. we talked to co-counsel and he said that for his client it has always been about getting the attention back on the father >> the focus is on the father because he got on the stand >> lynch stands accused of beating the priest at his l.a. retirement home, prosecutors have said that the case is about putting a stop to vigilante justice. the judge is likely to rule this morning on the motions for a mistrial so, another legal twist in this case that has already been confusing and explosives. >> the oakland police department plans to hire someone to oversee injury claims. the tribune says that oakland has about 90 officers currently on medical leave which means one out of seven is physically unstable to work in the streets. let's get a quick look at the traffic and weather. >> it is a gorgeous morning here this morning. beautiful over the bay with a couple of clouds but i think as we head throughout the day we will see plenty of sunshine and temperatures will still be on the mild side. forties and fifties right now. we will still see plenty of sunshine afternoon. 75 in morgan hill, 73 in san jose. well below the average for this time of year. inside the base, 60s out there. there is a warm-up on the horizon and we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> things are already getting busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had a stall approaching treasure island which is now cleared but it did not help things. reports of a new accident approaching treasure island. it sounds like a smaller fender bender. it is a visual distraction and it is stacking up to the foot of the maze. kind of slow on parts of that upper deck as well. we have cameras all across the bay area. so far it looks okay according to the live traffic sensors. westbound 580, we have some brake lights coming out of the altamont pass. the dublin interchange, it's a little bit slow as well. elsewhere, was down 580 is the slowest in the yellow right now. the nimitz is pretty good and westbound 24, it no major delays. >> starting today, ac transit riders at the fruit bill bart station will find their bus stops at different locations. signs have been posted to direct writers to interim bus locations for eight lines. they have been moved to accommodate a construction project. it will be in effect until july 25th. funding snag for the 49ers efforts to build a new stadium in santa clara. county officials pulled $30 million of redevelopment funds that were promised for the project and approved by voters. it was approved before the state dissolved redevelopment agencies. the money is now in control of the county which decided it should go towards more urgent needs. >> could it slow it down? i doubt it but it is not good when there is a promise backed by the voters generating economic development for the city, so it is confusing >> a legal battle is expected over this but the $30 million is only a small percentage of the stadium's cost which is mostly financed by the team. the u.s. supreme court will rule on whether the president's health care reform law is constitutional. the decision may be announced as soon as today and there are several ways the court could go. this is an election year so it makes it a little bit more pressing >> and more interesting >> republicans are saying this is only helping their crusade against president obama and democrats say that if it is cost, their supporters will speak up in november. the decision could come in a few hours. the most controversial position is the individual mandate which requires most people to buy insurance or face a penalty. the principles that younger healthier people will pay into a cost of health care for older americans >> if you take away the individual mandate the fear is that a lot of people who might be healthy and young your won't pay into the pool of insurance dollars and their five it will be harder to offer a competitive product >> republicans say the long drives up health care costs and makes its ardor for small businesses to hire workers. democrat state gives insurance to millions of america, uninsured americans. let's take a look at the possible outcomes. the entire lot could be upheld or approved in parts. it could be struck down or the court could take down just provisions or the court could strike down the entire law altogether. regardless, republican lawmakers promised to vote to repeal any part of the bill that the supreme court leaves standing. we ask you what you would change about the law. ken says he would ditch it for a single payer system, cheaper and more efficient. >> i just checked on a couple of the polls and most of them say about the same thing. 40-43 percent are not in favor or actually are in favor oppose it. provisions like coverage for pre-existing conditions, prescriptions, lower prescription costs for senior citizens and children who stay on their parents' insurance. >> we could hear a decision today >> in just a few hours possibly >> another big ruling this week will be on immigration. the court is deciding whether to let police pass a lot in the arizona allowing officers to check the immigration status of anyone they stop and detain those they suspect. the obama's administration sued to try to keep it from taking effect. food fans mourned the end of a savory luxury treat in california. >> san francisco examiner columnist melinda griffin joins us next. the market opened about 10 minutes ago. not looking too good so far. coming up we will get an update,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> now that the state budget is out of the way, lawmakers have to tackle heated issue, pension reform. san francisco examiner columnist melissa griffin joins us. but can't about the pensions first. >> june 28th is the last date for the legislature to vote to put something on the november ballot and that is important because jerry brown's tax measure is also on the ballot and conventional wisdom says that without some kind of pension reform, boaters are not inclined to give any additional money. >> governor brown introduced a 12. plan to overhaul public employees' pension >> last october he unveils the plan and people said wonderful and they created a committee as governments do, and nothing happened in the committees of republican lawmakers put the plan in a bill which also ended up in a committee where nothing happened. republican lawmakers tried to pull the bill backed out of the committee and get it voted on. some of the points are to raise the retirement age and create a hybrid plan so people are both experiencing a defined benefit and also the key in and pay their contributions for them and it requires a three-year average of your final plate to prevent spiking and jacking up their pay in the last year to increase their pension. some very important proposals there. democrats say they have their own proposal coming. they are doing it in secret and they will propose it probably at the last minute that they have been asking republicans when they are friends with jerry brown and even republicans say, a broken watch is right twice per day. they really want to vote on this plan probably because what you will see from the democrats is a much more watered-down version. >> let's talk about food. are you a big fan of oigras? >> i have never had it. but this is very weird for me. the ban was passed in 2004 and is finally going into effect on july 1st so all the restaurants in town are trying to get rid of whatever they have in stock. you'll see menus featuring the item so they can get rid of what they have in their kitchens >> a lot of people like it here >> chefs in town are up in arms trying to pass a humane and ethical act to undercut the current ban and that would say that all ec need to be hand fed and subject to state regulators and inspections so the shops are hoping this will be a viable alternative to the current ban but it does not have a lot of support in this economic climate. >> he never want to forget your kids' names or your grandkids names >> with these guys are so busy doing the budget of lot of important things have fallen by the root wayside. >> i forgot to mention last week that i had another great grandchild >> senator, in the spirit of full disclosure, that is how many great grandchildren? >> i'm trying to remember. i think it is like 26 or maybe 27 but those are great grandkids >> and then she forgot the name. later she came back and told us it wasn't martin. she is creating her own voting bloc >> thanks so much, it is always a pleasure. let's get a quick look at the traffic and weather. >> a beautiful start to the morning. we have a little bit of debris is but really just some gorgeous conditions outside. as we had through the day will be a very nice day ahead. temperatures still running a bit below average for this time of year but we expect a slow warm-up as we head throughout the week. low pressure is still along the west coast. it will keep the temperature's down today but after today we will start to warm up. 62 in pacifica. east bay running into the mid '70s. 73 in fairfield and 71 in vallejo. 72 degrees in santa rosa. in return to more normal temperatures around the bay area but more clouds on the way and it looks like we will cool down by the weekend. >> we have three cameras to start you off with. west around 580 is busy through the pleasanton area. we have had a stall approaching treasure island and a fender bender. even a minor incident like that can really back things up so that is why you see so many cars this morning. what's it erode it. allen brooks is behind the wheel. so far so good. it was a little bit slow as to approach gregory lane but it is moving fine just now. so far, the drive time has just turned to yellow so it is a little bit sluggish now in the westbound lanes leading milpitas. other drive times, west down 580 is the heavy traffic spot. it is nearly a half-hour now. we also have brake lights to richmond and berkeley. the good spots, was down 24 for walnut creek and the nimitz. >> stock started falling as soon as wall street opened for business this morning. we get the stories from ashley morris in of cbs money watch. >> overseas markets were cautious ahead of this week's european summit. on wall street stocks are really nosediving after spain asked for more bailout money. concerns over the financial problems are driving down the prices of crude oil. coming off of friday's rally we really see the plunge. the dow has already fallen 143 points. nasdaq is down by 38 points so far this morning. at the european summit greek leaders will be trying to renegotiate the terms of the international bailout and italy france germany and spain planned to push for a growth package. italy's leader says that european leaders know they have not done enough to pull europe out of the economic crisis. more good news for drivers at the pump, the price of gas continues to fall. the average price is down 15¢ over the past two weeks. in california drivers are paying on average $3.84 per gallon. a new survey shows almost half of americans, 49 percent don't have enough emergency savings to cover three months of living expenses. the situation appears to be getting worse when it comes to people keeping enough savings. experts say that people should try to have enough savings to cover at least six months of their living expenses. tough to do it in this economy and tough to do if you have a shoe have to like i do. >> how about school? let's talk about the possible unveiling >> 8 could be a big week, the school is holding its annual developers' conference. techie analysts say that it could use the event to launch its own tablet device to compete with the ipad. last week microsoft came out with surface and now they expect that google might have a big announcement as well. a lot of competition is always good for consumers. >> he gives you a little bit of variety. thanks much. >> time for a look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning. >> only on cbs this morning, the world's highest-paid female athlete. maria sharapova talks about how long she will play tennis and the former head of shell oil on how far gas prices will fall. >> ruling is expected on president obama's health care plan. the mandate that is left lawmakers divided. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> developing news on the peninsula this morning, to more suspicious fires just around the corner from each other. >> the two suvs had been towed away and the police line has been taken down whitbread would city police are still on the scene. one of them was parked on the street and the other in a carport. it happened just after 3:00 this morning. we're not sure if it is arson related but they were very close to each other. 10 days ago, less than two weeks ago, redwood city police were investigating car fires that happened less than a mile from this location. we will still be here trying to get more information. >> the u.s. supreme court will rule this week on whether president obama's health care reform law is constitutional. the decision might be announced as soon as today. the controversial provision is the individual mandate that requires most people to buy insurance or face a penalty. the court could strike that down possibly with other decisions were up told everything. >> it will be a good day outside today if you like a mild temperatures. a lot of 60s inside the bay and out at the coastline. a return to warmer weather on tuesday and wednesday. >> let's take a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is stacked up through the maze. 20 minutes or so just to get on to the bridge. westbound 237, you can see the brake lights leaving milpitas and a quick look at other areas, we have a camera in oakland. mass-transit is all on time. >> thanks for
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