and i'm kenny choi. that breaking news coming of dallas' love field airport. where a police officer justt tside baggage clai good afternoon. breaking news right now. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. that breaking news out of dallas love field airport where a police officer just shot a

man outside baggage claim. multiple gunshots could be heard on a video of the shooting posted on social media by a witness. that witness says that an officer told the man to drop the rock and stop walking but he continued to approach the officer. the condition of that man is unknown. the dallas police department says that the incident began as a domestic disturbance with a man beating a woman with rocks while inside the car. tsa security gates are down with no passengers being allowed inside. we'll keep you updated throughout our newscast and online at cbssf.com. right now, activists are about to hand-deliver a petition in san francisco requesting the judge the stanford rape trial be removed. this is a live look outside the california commission of judicial performance. they say they have 1 million signatures. judge aaron persky sentenced brock turner to six months.

lawmakers are urging prosecutors to seek a stricter sentence. they wrote to the state commission asking that persky be investigated for misconduct. this comes as the court released the case file from the trial all 471 pages. it shows the d.a.'s office says brock turner lied about the victim being conscious when she was in fact passed out the entire time. turner also said he didn't start drinking until he was in college but evidence like text messages reveal he had been drinking and using drugs in high school. in a developing story out of san francisco, a woman is in the hospital with life- threatening injuries after being stabbed this morning in soma. police say it happened on the 300 block of 5th street around 9:30. sfpd says that the suspect respect another woman is in custody. no word yet on the motive. right now, folsom between fifth and sixth is closed for investigation. former 49er dana stubblefield is due back in court at 1 p.m.

for a hearing in a sexual assault case. stubblefield was arrested and charged with five felony charges of assaulting a mentally disabled woman last month. the victim a developmentally disabled woman who was 31 at the time traveled to stubblefield's home after he contacted her through a babysitter website to interview for a job. a new judge is being appointed to the case following the request by stubblefield's attorney. social media exploded overnight when a magnitude 5.2 quake shook the southland and there were hundreds of tiny aftershocks. eight of them were magnitude 2 or bigger. the epicenter was in san diego county. >> i feel my house start shaking really bad so i decide we have an earthquake. >> the quake hit in the san jacinto fault which has a 6.0 or greater every 20 years. in the last 10 years it's had several fives. today the mtc will consider whether to approve a gas tax hike on the november ballot.

the increase would be five or ten cents a gallon and would raise $140 million for road repairs per year. supervisors in each of the bay area's nine counties would need to approve it before the measure goes on ballot. caltrain is centering on rail crossing safety to raise awareness of safety. caltrain is running a special safety training between the amtrak oakland station and hayward station and several east bay railroad crossings are being monitored to reduce accidents. the oakland police chief resigned and the interim chief of police ben fairow had a news conference to talk about it. kiet do is live in oakland where we're learning new details this noon. kiet. >> reporter: we got a copy of the resignation letter from chief whent. he sent it at 9:17 p.m. last night by email. and in at the says, quote, i believe the timing is good for me to move on and explore other opportunities. as for the new chief, he is

currently at bart right now. he was here in oakland a couple of years ago as a captain. they want to make it very clear that the new interim chief is only on loan for six months. his nickname when he was at oakland police was straight arrow fairow. a by the book cop that still has the respects of the troops. but in a press conference for about 18 minutes, new interim chief ben fairow spoke for 85 seconds. >> i'm extremely grateful for the opportunity to help the city maintain the momentum that it's had in its crime-fighting reduction and reaching out to the community and building those bridges. >> reporter: under former chief sean whent's three years, oakland saw a 40% reduction in shootings and homicides and mayor libby schaaf praised his work. so the million-dollar question, if he was doing such a good job, why the overnight good- bye? the mayor stuck to her talking points. >> the chief's resignation was a personal decision and i respect it tremendously.

this is an incredibly difficult job. >> reporter: a series of high- profile embarrassing scandals rocked opd most recently a group of officers caught having sex with the underaged daughter of a police dispatcher. one of those officers later committed suicide. was that sex scandal the last straw? >> i think it's very important to be clear that the chief -- that chief whent has never been a subject of the investigation of sexual misconduct in this department. um, it is also clear that i am extremely angry about the alleged misconduct in this department. >> reporter: councilmember noel gallo said chief whent did a great job and didn't want him to go. do you think professionally he could survive that sex scandal? >> he can survive it. he didn't commit the acts. perhaps he wasn't as strong to follow through on the acts. but he wasn't alone in making that decision. >> reporter: and while the new

chief gets ramped up on all the issues and problems here with this department, the d.a. will oversee the criminal investigation into that sexual misconduct case and then they have hired an independent investigators to oversee the internal affairs investigation. all this is going on while they are doing a nationwide search for a new chief. live in oakland, kiet do, kpix 5. now to campaign 2016. hillary clinton and donald trump are both in washington, dc today to rally their bases at two conferences. cbs's weijia jang has the latest in the race for the white house from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton will speak to a friendly crowd at the planned parenthood conference under way in washington, d.c. >> mr. trump, will you come talk to us? >> reporter: donald trump is also speaking in washington at the faith and freedom conference. this is clinton's first public appearance since locking up the democratic nomination this week. and on thursday, she picked up the endorsement of president obama. >> i'm with her.

>> reporter: clinton's campaign released the video endorsement less than two hours after president obama met with bernie sanders. sanders is stil in the race rallying in washington thursday. early friday morning she went home where she went with senator elizabeth warren a potential vice-presidential candidate. >> do you think you could do that job if you were ever called to do it? >> yes. i do. >> reporter: warren endorsed clinton thursday and has been an outspoken critic of trump. >> he has even condemned federal judges who are muslim on the disgusting theory that trump's own bigotry compromises the judge's neutrality. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trump responded on twitter saying, doofy elizabeth warren one of the least productive u.s. senators has a nasty mouth. hope she is vp choice. weijia jang, cbs news, washington. >> trump will be campaigning later tonight when he holds a

rally in richmond, virginia. happening today, venus will be unveiled. it's the famous steel and 92- foot-high centerpiece of a public art collection in a new housing development in the midmarket area. that includes 1900 apartments, a piazza covering an acre will hold the art and provide a walkway between market and mission streets. now to the basketball court. after a blowout loss in game 3, the warriors looking to get things back on track tonight for game 4 in cleveland. warriors fans are invited to a couple of official watch parties in the bay area to understand. oracle arena in oakland -- in the bay area tonight. oracle arena in oakland, tickets are sold out. but in san francisco you can see the game on a jumbotron in civic center plaza. game 4 starts at 6:00. the warriors lead the nba finals two games to one. from the court to the ice, the sharks are coming back home for game 6 of the stanley cup finals sunday. it's all thanks to goalie martin jones who kept the season alive. san jose built an early 2-0

lead in the first period. the penguins struck back with two in 22 seconds. the sharks won 4-2 forcing game of 6. that's on sunday at s.a.p. center in san jose. the puck drops at 5:00. still ahead an emotional day in muhammad ali's hometown of louisville, kentucky. the service under way there now as thousands gather in the streets to say good-bye. >> plus, a big win for apple and intel. the project that's bringing the two sillicon valley companies together. >> sunny and cool the story today but we have a warmup on the way. details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

today. boxing legend muhammad ali be laid to rest..followed ba .. that dignit the people of louisville

saying good-bye to boxing legend muhammad ali. there will be a memorial service and burial. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: a hearse carrying the body of muhammad ali traveled the streets of louisville one last time. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: fans chanted his name this morning and tossed flowers as the procession drove on the boulevard named after him. the line of limousines stopped briefly near the muhammad ali center and later past his childhood home. >> the diversity of the people who have come together is just a tremendous testament to what he meant to the world. >> reporter: one person handed out balloons with quotes. >> it means that muhammad ali's dream has not died. >> reporter: people here are extremely proud of louisville's native son. they remember ali not only as a great boxer but also a man who was willing to take a stand

against war. >> he was true to himself. i think people respect that and how he stood up for his beliefs. >> reporter: years ago, ali helped plan his funeral and wanted it open to the public. this afternoon, his wife will be the first to eulogize the champ during his memorial service at a downtown arena. former president bill clinton will be the final speaker paying tribute to an icon who many considered the most famous person in the world. don champion, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> a statement from president obama will be read at the service. he is attending his daughter's high school graduation today. meteorologists say that a giant el nino weather pattern that warmed pacific waters has ended taking with it any hope that big storms would end the drought here in california. although we have seen more rain than we're used to the prediction center says the season is back to normal. el nino did not pull us out of the

drought. a la el nino system may cool the pacific this summer and fall. let's turn to julie watts for our forecast. no rain in our forecast. >> no rain in our forecast. that's why i was telling you yesterday to grab a wet suit if you are going surfing. the water is not as warm as in hawaii. now that we have lost el nino, cooler still. outside now here's ocean beach. you can see the waves are not very impressive right now at least not surf conditions but we have blue skies which has been a rarity lately at least at ocean beach. temperatures outside relatively mild. we are in the 60s for san francisco and oakland. mid-70s in concord. 70 santa rosa and 73 in livermore. so plenty of sunshine today but we still have that onshore push. so that marine air filtering in means we are going to stay cool inland compared to average this time of year. we are definitely cooler than average. you will notice a significant sea breeze this afternoon thanks to this onshore flow but

changes are in store. here we are tomorrow morning. the flow will be offshore and northerly. that will keep us dry and skies clear and warm. right around average or above average for many folks tomorrow. plenty of afternoon sun is in store today. mild again today though windy at times. and we will see brief warming as we head into the weekend. sunset tonight 8:31. sunrise tomorrow morning 5:47. and a look at your highs around the bay today. topping out near 80 degrees for the warmest spots inland. so cool for this time of the year but not necessarily cool depending what you think is cool. temperatures in the 70s for san rafael, vallejo, concord, 62 pacifica. and as we move through the seven-day forecast, you notice we really bump things up this weekend. >> diminishing onshore flow helps to warm things up for us. 90s or near 90 for saturday and

sunday inland. into next week the onshore flow returns and we cool down again. first cooling at the coast, then folks inland by midweek. >> liking the weekend. looks good. >> right. >> going to be great beach weather. as long as you have a wet suit. [ laughter ] new at noon, facebook is about to delete a bunch of photos from your profile. good news, though, you probably didn't even know they were there. those photos are in your sync'ed from phone file. it automatically uploads photos from your phone to a private album to add to your profile later but facebook is phasing it out in favor of the moments feature. if you want to keep the photos, download them or transfer to moments before july 7 or they will disappear. and apple is making a bold move to diversify suppliers with the next version of the iphone. for its at&t phones it plans to switch to modems from intel. for verizon phones customers will stay with qualcomm chips. it's a win for intel struggling

to stay in the consumer electronics game but qualcomm still versus a lot of apple's business. on the market, the dow is down 155 points. and coming up, our pet expert joins us along with lulu the bassett hound. your pet questions answered next. ,,,,,,,,,,

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right now. they are fantastic! they taste better than their name. apricots could be the most nutritional of all summer fruits. loaded with nutritional value. when you select them, you want to make sure bright red all the way around with that nice beautiful apricot orange. free from any shriveling whatsoever and slight give to the touch. when you bring them home, store them on the counter in a couple of days they will get nice and ripe and you will love them! the red velvet apricots in the markets, loaded with flavor just break them open, just like that, and enjoy. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. well, all you pet owners and pet lovers, every friday we take your questions and have our pet expert answer them and dr. jill chase joins us now with lulu. and lulu actually there's a

little shout out to the giants there right? >> yes. >> wearing the shirt. >> yes, and the family wants everybody to know that they're also warriors fans but didn't have any warriors gear. >> that's okay. [ laughter ] >> today we're talking about chronic urinary tract infections and what causes them. >> so the thing is a lot of dogs and cats have these recurrent urinary tract infections and when that happens it's important to diagnose it. we run a urinal sis and culture and would recommend doing an ultrasound of the abdomen for stones and polyps, worst-case scenario cancer. at the same time we can evaluate the kidneys because sometimes the kidneys are infected and they are seeding. they are sending bacteria down into the urinary bladder and so that requires, you know, sometimes long-term low dose antibiotics. and sometimes versus anatomical problems, female dogs specifically, that can lead to

them collecting bacteria by their vulvar region and that's a surgical correction. so what you watch for is sometimes they are licking themselves a lot. sometimes they are drinking more water. sometimes they are urinating more. some dogs will -- what owners think are marking but in fact it's that they have to pee a lot so they are constantly squatting to urinate and only a few drops are coming out. it's true that about 50% of dogs and cats show no symptoms of a bladder infection. so the moment you see something that's a call of to the veterinarian. >> a urinary tract infection one isn't a problem but constant is a problem? >> today we're talking about chronic recurrent urinary tract infection. lulu is getting ready to have an ultrasound so we can check and see what's going on and check her kidneys at the same time. >> we hope lulu recovers and is okay. love the giants gear. say bye-bye! all right. if you have a question about your pet's health and well- being, just just email pets@kpix.com, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon.

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regents are expected to pu y.. the university of minnesota plans to award prince with an honorary degree. the school's regents are expected to put it to a vote today. officials say that it was in the works before the music legend's overdose death in

april. they want to honor him for his cultural and public service contributions celebrated around the world. >> that's cool. that they gave him that, right? not the queen marking her 90th birthday. we were talking about the prince. [ laughter ] >> prince. >> all right. what's your favorite song? >> um, the kiss. >> you were just singing it. >> kiss. yes. >> yeah. >> i just wanted mim to sing it. that's all. [ laughter ] >> go ahead. [ laughter ] >> take us out to break. >> julie, you first. [ laughter ]

>> bill: it doesn't seem to matter how limited or innocent the contact is between brooke and me. you crash. you go to a really dark place. how can we let that keep happening, katie? >> katie: you're right. i've been staring this bottle down since you left. i-i like to play a game with myself. i-i say, "well, just because it's here doesn't mean i have to open it. just because i open it doesn't mean i have to take a drink." admittedly, i-i lose that game a lot. my therapist says that i have to ride the wave.