now at noon... the dallas police chief says - reforms must go on despite the this tragic incident will not discourage us. and continuing the pace of urgency, and changing and reforming, policing america.

>> the dallas police chief says that performs must go on despite the deadly attack on its officers, and the shooter describing the man changed by his time in the army, and good afternoon everyone. it is money, july 11, and the chicago police chief says that the department is still on alert and evaluating all credible threats in the wake of the shooting, micah johnson shot and killed five officers, and johnson was killed by the bomb that was delivered by a remote-controlled robot after negotiations stalled. and investigators say that he had a bigger attack in mind.>> reporter: two part cruisers and front of the dallas police headquarters, and ever-growing memorial to the five all in officers, gunman micah johnson was manning a bigger attack, and they found a journal containing combat tactics and

an arsenal two years in the making, including bomb making materials. and he used his own blood to write the letters, rb before he was killed.>> the initials, rb, subscribed on the wall into locations.>> reporter: president obama is coming to dallas to speak at the memorial service and will speak privately with the families of the slain officers. the family of police sergeant michael smith said they knew that he put his life on the line but never's acted this.>> to purposefully murder him, him being at work and trying to do his job. >> reporter: and brent thompson was killed weeks after getting married, and they do not understand the gunman's

motivation. >> he is a veteran, i'm a veteran, some of those officers killed were veterans, and i cannot wrap my brains around veterans doing that.>> reporter: several buildings in downtown dallas reopened on monday, and a sign that the city is trying to return to normal.>> for the first time, the parents of the shooter speak out, the parents of micah johnson say they have no way to explain the actions of their son. >> i don't know what to say -- to anybody, to make anything better. i did not see this coming.>> the family added that micah johnson never showed signs of hatred for certain groups of people, and that he hated and justice. after returning home from serving in the army, they say he was not the same. new and larger protests on

police killings have erupted across the country in the wake of the deaths in minnesota and louisiana, and in baton rouge heavily armed right police arresting dozens of demonstrators overnight, getting physical with those that stood in the middle of the street to protest the killing of alton sterling nearly one week ago.>> they were trying to get on the interstate, and crime was blocking the roadways, and you did not break the law and retreat to a safe space, there is no safe space. >> some protesters were even arrested on private property. a powerful image from the protest in baton rouge is making waves online, many comparing this photo with the one taken during the vietnam war, and it shows a woman and son being dragged after peacefully being detained from the officers in riot gear. the san francisco police department, and we are live in

san francisco with more on the new ribbon. >> reporter: the lack of transparency and accountability are the biggest takeaways from the report, 72 findings and 81 recommendations are a year in the making, and the panel was formed in may of last year after officers were accused of sending the text messages, and they said that they did proportionately stop and search latino people and noted that there is no agency that analyzes the department in a systematic way.>> there is evidence of a bias culture that undermines fairness by privileging members of the club, including the contact of internal discipline and several officers noted that the culture created a barrier to inclusion within the department.>> reporter: critics of the panel believe it was formed unfairly and say that the district attorney's hand-picked the panel to work in his favor, and

the police officers association president has said in the past that he is refusing to hear from any witnesses that disagree with him. keep in mind that these suggestions are separate from the ones that the justice department also suggested.>> the president of the san francisco police officers association has released a statement in response, writing, "on thursday a stopper in dallas took aim at police officers and murdered by in cold blood, and today george casto is taking aim at the place officers in san francisco with half-truths and distortions." a recent sex scandal involving some of the officers, and we are live from outside of the oakland police headquarters with more on the call for reform and transparency.>> reporter: a group called the anti-police terror project is working with the legal team, setting up an

anonymous hotline and offering up legal advice to any officer that wants to be a whistleblower, and may be willing to shed light on further police misconduct in oakland. we've heard a lot about the police misconduct over the last few months, celeste watts said she had several -- sex with several officers while underage, reports of racist text messages, even a homicide detective that allegedly had his girlfriend write some of his reports. and they say that a lot of this went unreported due to the code of silence within the department, and shedding light and encouraging officers to share anonymous tips.>> for members of the oakland police department and other law enforcement agencies that are sick and tired of the leadership they are forced to endure, sick and tired of the abuse pollinated within the department, to come forward as

whistleblowers, and to announce their concerns.>> reporter: the group has some beads with the mayor, and has been critical with whomever and the department is sharing the information about some of the scandals with the press, and she says she is trying to protect the investigation. and this group has formed a recall petition to the mayor and delivering it to city hall as we speak.>> have we heard anything from the mayor about this?>> reporter: i contacted her this morning but have not heard back, and generally she has been receptive to criticism and says that that is the american way, and she seems to listen to it, but we have not heard a response on this exact recall petition. the golden state warriors draymond green has been arrested for assault, confirming he got into a fight with another man around 2:30 am yesterday morning in michigan,

and posted a $200 cash bond this morning, and has 10 days to appear in court, and he attended the michigan state university and was back in town for a friend's wedding and the other man involved was not arrested or hurt. the warriors have released a statement saying they are aware of the news involving draymond green in michigan over the weekend, and at this point they say they are collecting information and will have no further comment until they have a better understanding of the situation. of videos showing the flames tearing through the san jose cycling center, a few blocks south of the spartan stadium, and they quickly knocked down the fire and they said that the outside trash pile it ignited it. at the pleasanton late, the bodies of a father and son have been recover, and they drowned after falling off of it inflatable both -- boat last

night, and these bay park's says that neither were wearing a life jacket and they did not know how to swim and the names have not been released. the clock is ticking for those on board the dump trump movement, and the republican nominee. and an intense wildfire in southern california, and the progress they are making, still ahead. aside from the areas of patchy fog like this area, we are mostly sunny today, and your full forecast is coming up with the details on the warming trend. ,,,,

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but the rules that govern the convention are being written this week. the republican convention kicking off next week, and the

rules governing the convention are being written this week, meaning this is the last chance for the dump trump movement to keep the presumptive gop nominee.>> today a small group of republican delegates begin writing the rules that will dictate how the nominee will be selected at the convention. >> we are defined by what unites us as a party and we need to make sure we are sending a clear message to the american people about what we are all about. >> reporter: some republicans want to change the rules to allow the delegates to vote for someone other than truck, even if the won the primary, but that will be a long shot to pass the rules, and the biggest task for donald trump is picking the person to be the vice presidential running mate. >> he will decide on who he thinks will be a good vice president and who he can work with to be a good president. >> reporter: hillary clinton

working from within the democratic party, making a campaign appearance with an old foe tomorrow. the bernie sanders campaign confirming that the senator will appear with clinton at the rally in new hampshire on tuesday, and clinton needs the sanders supporters to join her to overcome the ratings in the polls. >> she is seeking very hard to earn the trust of the american people. >> reporter: clinton holding a private fundraiser in new york today.>> clinton has agreed to adopt several of bernie sanders proposals into the democratic party platform, increasing the call to increase the federal minimum wage to $50 an hour. britain is set to have a new prime minister, secretary theresa may, and the opponent dropped out of the race, and current prime minister david cameron says he will hand the keys to may before wednesday night.

>> she is strong and confident, more than able to provide the leadership that our country will need in the years ahead. >> camera announced his intent to reside after the british voted to pull the country out of the british union, and may said she would not pursue a backdoor effort to get britain into the eu. making progress on the bob frier, the los angeles county fire department said that the 1100 acre sage fiery speech 5% contained, one home left damage in the santa clarita valley, and 2000 people were forced to banquet shortly after the fire began on saturday, and no homes are currently in danger and all evacuees have been allowed to return. cooler temperatures and lower wind, and helping that fire. breezy conditions around here and starting out today with mostly sunny skies with the exception of a little bit of coastal cloud cover, some patches of fog along the coast. blue skies for most and

temperatures right now running the gamut, 82 in concord, 64 in oakland, and 63 in san francisco, and near 80 for san jose in santa rosa. we do have coastal cloud cover with fog move in an overall most of us seeing plenty of sunshine, and pulling back from the coast as we make our way throughout the day today. the forecast changing low pressure pushing to the east and this high pressure warming things up, likely seen coast of clouds from time to time throughout the coming week. sunshine its the story for most, and seasonal weather and breezy through the afternoon and warming into the 90s inland by the midweek. temperatures above average and around average for this time of year, topping out in the mid to upper 80s for the warm spots in the south bay, 60s along the coast and 70s around the bay. the east bay warming up into the low 90s in the warm spots,

88 in brentwood and pittsburg and alameda berkeley, 60s along the coast, 80 in santa rosa. sunrise tomorrow morning at 5:58 am and your extended forecast showing a warming trend, topping out in the low 90s tonight, and mid 90s by the end of the week and keeping it cloudy along the coast, and often ongoing to see cloud cover. around the bay it will be hit and miss over the next few days and sunshine even around the bank. and cooling next week again. and lows in the 70s, looking good.>> i know not everyone loves the sunny skies, but i love it. back we have that just for you. new at noon, walmart looking to compete with amazon prime day which starts tomorrow and the company will offer free shipping with no minimum purchase on all online orders for five days. a live look

at the board, as we take a look at the dow is up 117 points, and an hour to go before the closing bell. rising above, the guatemalan woman becomes the first to graduate from the bay area college, and her hard work behind that accomplishment, and how she is working to inspire others. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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she was visiting mission high school in san francisco. she comes back to her old

stomping grounds often.. to see those who set her on the path to college. she's in we first met anne, she was missing -- visiting michigan high school.'s back and those that set her on the path the college, and she is in town, this time as it college graduate.>> reporter: and that shop this video selfie -- anne shot this video selfie with a 3.4 gpa, and not that long ago she spoke no english.>> it still feels like a dream. >> reporter: the first in her family to graduate from college, and her relatives were all there and saved enough money to bring over her mother and brother from guatemala. at the latino graduation ceremony, it all hit home. mommy, poppy, this is for you and because of you she says.

anne was already in college when we first met her and this home video shows her in the dorm, and she wanted an education so badly that she came to the united states by herself when she was 14 years old, leaving her parents behind. >> my parents are farmers and could not afford to pay for school or leave guatemala. i hate needed to go to school and i wanted to go to school, and i wanted to be someone one day.>> reporter: and not lived with her sister that supported her by cleaning houses, no welfare or government support, on their own with many worries. >> food, transportation, a group and place to stay. >> reporter: what made the different -- the difference to anne was the staff at the high school where she graduated with a 3.0 -- graduated with a 3.8 and would go home to visit.>> michigan high was might home

and all of the teachers made me feel at home. >> reporter: eventually she actually moved into a home with one of her teachers.'s back -- >> the more time we spent together, i would see her taking care of me as a mom.>> reporter: at graduation, she was there along with the biological family. back -- >> i had all of my sisters next to me telling me we did it. and a bunch of people standing next to me, my grandparents, my grandmother especially. >> reporter: anne carries the whole of her entire family and still goes back to mission high to visit and give hope to other students.>> it is about dreaming, pushing and persevering. this stretch of monterey bay could become a mega-resort complex, but two tiny endangered species are standing in the way, this heard

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>> bill: hey. how's will doing? hard at work on the construction zone upstairs? >> alison: he's doing great. all luxury high-rises, i'm told. gonna charge top dollar, i'm sure. >> bill: make his daddy proud. could you do me a favor, alison? maybe stay a little bit longer and watch him? katie's gonna be home soon, and we have to discuss a couple of things. >> alison: certainly. i imagine it has the potential to get quite intense. >> bill: well, if it does, we may have to make some other plans. >> alison: i'll go check on him.