ns fire at a your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. breaking news right now. several people killed, others running for their lives, as somebody opened fire at a shopping mall in germany. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the late afternoon attack happened in a done restaurant

at a shopping mall in munich. people ran for their lives near the shopping center. a munich police spokesman says there are several dead and wounded. and at this point, there are at least six people confirmed dead. police are still searching for the suspect or suspects and because of the manhunt, the city's entire public transportation system has been shut down. you can see a swarm of police cars in front of that shopping center. it's believed that the shooter or shooters are either in the mall or around it. people are being told to stay inside and avoid public areas. this is a live look in munich now. several dead and wounded in the shooting there. we don't know where the suspect is. this is the second attack in germany in a week. we'll have the latest as we get them. you can also go to our cbssf.com website for the latest updates. controversy is swirling about what is supposed to be a

solemn day of remembrance in san francisco. kpix 5's jackie ward is live as officers remember their fallen colleagues and jackie, this is coming on another remembrance day. this one for mario woods a man shot and killed by police. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. but this event had nothing to do with mario woods. everything to do with public safety officers who have been killed in the line of duty. [ bagpipes ] >> retired public chp officer -- >> reporter: the san francisco police and other departments were all esented here this morning. the five dallas officers killed this month during a "black lives matter" protest were honored today and on a local level, san jose police officer michael katherman was mentioned so was hayward police sergeant scott lunger. one year ago today, sergeant lunger was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop. >> we want to make sure that the citizens of the bay area know that we're out there protecting and serving but they need to recognize that this is

a dangerous job especially after what happened in dallas and baton rouge. we pray that never happens here. >> reporter: this is the full- page ad in the "chronicle" that's getting attention today. four unions paid $15,000 for "it's a day to honor all the brave men and women as well as all public safety workers in california and this nation who have made the ultimate sacrifice." in january the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously dedicated today to mario woods a stabbing suspect who was killed by police when they shot him more than 20 times. today he would have been 27. in the past supervisor david campos said this day is not about the specifics of mario woods but what the case represents, which is the recognition that there needs to be police reform. now, the justice for mario woods coalition is holding a vigil today at a church at 5 p.m. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5.

to campaign 2016. with the republican national convention wrapped up, the focus now turns to the democrats. the question is, who will be hillary clinton's running made? jami tillotson looks at what's next for her and for donald trump jamie yuccas looks at what's next for her and for donald trump. >> we created one of the most successful conventions in the history of conventions. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: last night, trump delivered an acceptance speech that was described as dark and ominous focusing on the problems facing the country. >> homicides last year increased by 17%. isis has spread across the region and the entire world! >> reporter: one of the few solutions he offered to the problem was himself. >> i alone can fix it. >> reporter: and he made a promise to americans who are left behind. >> i am with you. i will fight for you. and i will win for you.

>> reporter: hillary clinton mocked that line on twitter saying, he is with everyone except women, muslims, latinos and others. clinton will get to make her case to the american people when the democratic national convention kicks off here in philadelphia on monday. >> we still have a lot of work to do to get ready for first gavel on monday. >> reporter: democrats unveiled the convention stage this morning and while they work on last-minute preps, clinton has some work to do of her own. the democratic candidate has yet to make a choice about who she wants to be her vice- presidential running mate. an announcement could come as early as today. jamie yuccas, cbs news, philadelphia. >> clinton and her running mate are expected to campaign together in florida this weekend. kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen is traveling to philadelphia right now for the democratic national convention. she will have live reports starting on monday. about an hour, lawyers for donald trump will be in a san diego courtroom hoping to get a lawsuit dismissed that. suit accuses trump of

defrauding former students of his now defunct trump university. his attorney says the lawsuit lacks merit and it's going before a judge whom trump has publicly criticized several times. the judge is not expected to rule on the motion soon. new at noon lawyers for warriors star draymond green have reached a plea deal on his assault charge. he was arrested this month outside of a bar in michigan after police saw him slap a michigan state football player. officials say green will pay a $500 fine and a $60 restitution fee and he cannot contact the victim for one year. the deal does not involve a guilty nor a no contest plea. the city of millbrae updates locals on a fire on a community center. the fire broke out around 4 a.m. thursday at the millbrae

community center. firefighters fought it for hours. officials say arson may be the cause. the fire started on the outside of the building. millbrae community leaders met today to tell residents how they will accommodate the lost facilities. >> we have businesses that have help to offer to facilitate some of the meeting spots to help all of these programs to continue. >> the mayor says that the city plans to rebuild the center. there will be another meeting on august 8 to discuss plans for a new building. a vallejo woman has died from burns that she got in a fire two months ago. the 45-year-old has been struggling to recover at the hospital. her 5-year-old son died at the scene of the fire that day. darrylone shumate is the boy's father. he is accused of setting that fire at that home in may. pacifica police warn beach- goers to beware of sharks. someone spotted one yesterday off linda mar beach. it's the second shark sighting in the area in a month. all beaches in pacifica are open right now but officials

say to keep your guard up. >> telecommunications giant verizon is reportedly close to a deal to require at least part of sunnyville-based yahoo. yahoo has been struggling. earlier this year the ceo can bowed to pressure from investors and put the internet pioneer up for bids. so far verizon is not commenting. former nfl and ncaa football coach dennis green died of cardiac arrest. he was with the 49ers for two stints working for head coach bill walsh and he worked as stanford's head coach, as well. he was also head coach of the minnesota vikings for 10 years after that. dennis green was 67. some parts of the bay area are in for a big weekend warmup and forecasters say that so- called heat dome is hitting a large part of the rest of the country, as well. more than 150 million people will be struggling with oppressive temperatures today. in texas, the brutal sun caused

a highway to buckle in madison, wisconsin, school district officials canceled summer school. and in chicago, firefighters have been put on the ground 10- to 15-minute rotations to prevent overheating. warnings of high heat and fire danger are posted across southern california today. temperatures are expected to climb well above 100 degrees across the valleys and lower mountain elevations through tomorrow. a town in colorado telling locals not to drink the water because it could get them high. thc is the active ingredient in marijuana and police say that the substance was found in the drinking water supply in hugo, colorado, through one of the town's five water wells. they do not think that it was an accident. residents are drinking bottled water for now. >> i was in the grocery store and in 10 minutes people bought all the water. >> colorado does allow recreational and medical marijuana sales but there are

no commercial marijuana operations in the town. we have heard a lot of inappropriate places that people have been playing "pokemon go." well, coming up, one reporter gets called out for some really bad timing. >> plus, they are supposed to make things more secure when you shop but why those credit card crips are leaving some people more frustrated -- chips are leaving some people more frustrated than ever. >> breaking news in germany. at least 6 people killed in a shopping mall shooting. police still looking for the suspects. we'll have the latest from munich next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

rampage at a shopping mall. at lea confirmed dead. now back to breaking news. a manhunt under way in munich after a shooting rampage at a shopping mall.

six people are dead. several others are wounded. the transit system is shut down and people are told to "shelter in place." the attack happened shortly before 6 p.m. local time there. police say that witnesses reported seeing three people with guns near the mall. there's a heavy police presence in the bavarian capital as the search for the suspects continues. no arrests so far. munich police are using the term suspected terrorism in regard to this incident. a state department press conference took an unusual turn when a spokesman called out a reporter for playing "pokemon go." take a listen. >> as the second said earlier today though and i think it's an important reminder -- you're playing the pokemon thing right there, aren't you >> just -- >> an important reminder. we know this won't be easy. we recognize it's a challenge and we're clear eyed about the work we still center to do. this is why we convene this important ministerial and will continue to work with our coalition partners to defeat

dash. did you get one? >> no. >> sorry about that. >> a little on the unprofessional side [ chuckling ] so far the state department is not saying who that reporter was. >> chastised. checking in on wall street on this friday, the dow is up about 40 points at 18557. a rough day on wall street for warren buffett. he has been stripped of his status as third richest person in the world. amazon founder jeff bezos just surpassed him. bloomberg says that his $65.1 billion net worth end out buffett's $65 billion even. bill gates is still the world's richest man with a net worth of more than $89 billion. and in the number 2 spot is spanish retail clothing magnet ortega. it's been four years since the first chip credit cards were introduced to keep hackers from getting your information. but there's a lot of stores and

shoppers that are frustrated with the process. cbs reporter brook silva-braga shows us the problem and some possible solutions. >> reporter: here is the chip card. slide it in. >> reporter: shoppers are still swiping. the less secure magnetic strip on their credit card. that's because millions of the new chip readers aren't working. >> not as simple as just buying some terminals that you can plug in and poof, everything works. there's a lot of very complicated software coding that goes on behind the scenes. >> reporter: this analyst says lots of merchants waited until the last minute last fall to install the terminal. now there's a bottleneck as banks sign off on each one. new rules announced last month should start bringing terminals online faster. but even when the chip readers are working, customers like rhoades have another complaint. >> the whole process is a lot time-consuming than swiping a card. >> reporter: chip cards have to

stay in the terminal while the transaction is being completed. on average, a 10-second wait according to one study. to change that visa is introducing a software upgrade called quick chip. >> the consumer will be able to remove his card more quickly from the terminal than waiting for the authorization to go and come back. it should take about 2 seconds. >> reporter: it's expected in some stores this summer. widespread use will require another break. brook silva-braga for cbs news, new york. here's a throwback. a japanese company says it's the last world vcr manufacturer and says it will stop producing the machines this month. it first started making vcrs in 1983. at one point it was selling 15 million units a year. huh changed when dvds, blu-ray and streaming video came along. here's one woman that never goes out of style, wonder would. the u.s. postal service is

celebrating the iconic female superhero by releasing four stamps in her honor this fall. she will be 75. time for the look at the forecast. here's roberta. >> reporter: from our kpix 5 studios, good afternoon, everybody. today what a difference a day makes to earlier burnoff, right there in the east bay, looking out towards diablo we have the abundance of sunshine and we are heating up in our inland areas. and when the temperature rises, the humidity will go down. so very dry day around the bay area away from the bay. coastal areas you have some partly sunny skies slated for this afternoon. otherwise, blue skies currently around the bay with some very pleasant temperatures. turning breezy inland. late day out of the northwest 10 to 20. so our satellite-radar suggests that we'll have a swath of some clouds lingering around the immediate seashore during the midafternoon hours but for the most part the coast becomes clear. as we get the setup of an offshore flow, but a little

minimal onshore component overnight in the coastal areas and sweeping into the bay. otherwise, this area of low pressure has been with us for about 10 days. its now exiting and as it does so, it's allowing high pressure to fill in and build in and warm up the atmosphere and dry out as far as the humidity is concerned. 98 in redding. our numbers seasonal at the coast in the 60s. 70s and 60s around the bay. 90s inland. breeze 20. hot weather over the weekend. slightly cooler by monday through thursday. sonoma county fair. this weekend, 93 degrees, sunny and warm. if you are heading to the state fair in sacramento, make sure you hydrate. wear a hat. blues, arts & bbq festival at 84 degrees. and this time of the year it's always pleasant to head to the stern grove festival on sunday partly cloudy in the 60s.

make it a grade weekend, everyone. happening today, dogs are paddling out in oakland to show off their surfing skills. they strap on vests and hop on the boards. if they are good enough they can be in the rose parade. lucy pet foundation hosts the surfing showdown to raise awareness about spaying and neutering pets. it happens at 4:00 at bark at the park outside the oaklan coliseum. >> we have a special guest in the studio rebel along with our pet expert dr. jill chase. coming up a concern for pet owners viruses and how they can affect our animals. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

humans... but what about your pets? dr. jill chase is here, along with "rebel"... to talk about how viruses affect your animals at home. we're a lot about viruses in humans but what about our pets? like this one that's moving into my shot? dr. jill chase is here along with rebel to talk about how viruses can affect your pets at home. she is so silky. >> she is a noise dog. >> so tell us about it. we are hearing a lot about any number of viruses they seem to be contract by mosquitos by other humans. what should we be worried about with pets. >> viruses are like a parasite, they cannot exist without the host. viruses are unique in that every one of our cells has dna or rna which helps the cells replicate. viruses will enter the cell and

use the host dna or rna to replicate so without that it cannot live and viruses are very species-specific. most human viruses need a human host. most dog viruses need a dog host and same with cats like that. so it's rare that we see cross- species infection. >> so when we think about the zika virus, we haven't seen any animals with it? >> not to my knowledge. okay? it's not to say that couldn't happen. but i am not knowledgeable about zika infecting dogs at this point in time but perhaps in the future we might see that. there are cases where viruses will mutate and then it will infect other species. aids virus is a good example of that. we think it may have started with monkeys and it mutated and humans can now get it. like that. >> good to know. check with your vet if you have any questions. email us at pets@kpix.com and we'll have dr. jill here every friday to answer our questions. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

shopping mall shooting. a we continue to follow breaking news out of munich this afternoon. 6 people were killed in a shopping mall shooting. a manhunt is under way for the gunman. president obama is pledging to provide germany with whatever help it might need in this investigation. we are going to have updates

for you on cbssf.com and coming up here tonight at 5:00. today hillary clinton is trying to steal some of donald trump's thunder with picking a vice-presidential candidate. we are live in philadelphia ahead of the democratic convention. coming up later today on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> that's it for the kpix 5 news at noon. thanks for joining us. >> allen and liz will see you at 5:00. have a great weekend. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,

>> brooke: right now. i mean it, bill. katie gets her son back today. >> bill: no. >> brooke: this has gone on long enough. will needs to be with his mother. >> bill: do you trust her with your nephew, brooke? do you? really? >> brooke: oh, my god. stop. do you -- do you really think you're in the right here? this is kidnapping. >> bill: oh, come on. stop with the melodrama. it's not kidnapping. it's called parenting. i'm protecting my son from the unstable woman who used to mother him. now, maybe you can use this as motivation to get yourself together. do you really trust yourself with will right now, katie? because i can't. e