parenthood event spoke that -- spoke. >> donald trump next to say i am playing the woman card and i like to say if fighting for equal pay, planned parenthood and the ability to make our own health decisions is playing the woman card, then, deal me in! >> reporter: that she did not be that they are pointing out past comments the real estate bubble has made. >> calling women dogs and disgusting animals. >> reporter: meanwhile, speaking and in the event promising pro-life judges. >> she will push up until the moment of birth it is where she is. >> reporter: billionaire who continued to hit clinton for using private emails during her secretary of state -- tenure as secretary of state was interrupted. >> what is happening in our country is so sad we are so divided. it is such a shame. >> reporter: meanwhile, bernie sanders remains in the race., senator is taking a day off the campaign trail relaxing at his home. hillary bond, fox news. israel continues to take a hard stance against palestinians following a mass shooting. all of this happened during ramadan. police are only allowing people 45 years and older into jerusalem to pray. even those who have worked permit the are being denied access into israel. today, and the us state spokesman called for a compromise. >> the dynamic is that we don't want to see any further escalation it is something they obviously should way -- wate. israel has suspended permits for 83,000 palestinians to enter israel during ramadan calling collective punishment and against international law. police in dallas say an officer shot and wounded a man at love field air or who was hitting a woman's car with a large rock run at the curb, in front of dozens of passengers. the encounter was caught on cell phone video >> get down!>> reporter: the calm of a routine day shattered by a police shooting in the parking lot.>> [gunshots] >> reporter: after he allegedly attacked a woman and threatened an officer with a rock work the officer -- with a rock. details are sketchy but police are describing the attack as a domestic disturbance. the man was reportedly throwing large rocks at a car belonging to the mother of his children. police are investigating what prompted the incident. the good news is no one else was hurt. >> there were no children in the car. which is believe that the suspect is the father of the victim's children. lady who has been attacked. her condition is fine.>> reporter: at the incident caused major delays at the airport. some passengers who had already boarded were forced to deplane. airport officials hampered by the investigation and a possible lapse in security stemming from panic when this shooting started. >> there were folks in the security lines that were startled to -- startled. and they went through the security line without being checked so they decided to pull everyone back out. >> reporter: they have asked passengers to be both patient and flexible as they work out the delays. in dallas, casey steagall, fox news. coming up, prison time for a hollywood actor convicted of murdering his wife took the decision today by a southern california jury and the emotional message today from the victims family. i still cry during worship at church. i cry whenever i think about how much i miss april. gawker files for bankruptcy. the high-profile case that brought down the company. ktvu fox 2 news . the actor we see this in the today of 40 years to life in prison for murdering his wife your he was best known for his role on the tv show, the shield, convicted of second- degree murder for shooting and killing his wife in 2014. the jury found that he did not premeditate the murder shooting his wife in the legs front of the couple's two sons who were eight and five years old at the time. i cry during worship at church. i cry whenever i think about how much i miss april. i cry on holidays and i cry, -- and i cry on her birthday. may 19. >> after hearing her, he apologized for the pain he caused his wife's family saying there was no justification for his actions. gawker has reached an agreement to be bought by a tech publisher after falling for chapter 11 eight. the jury awarded hulk hogan $140 million. funny against gawker posting a video of hogan having sex with a woman who was the wife of his best friend. the publisher, zip davis, has apparently agreed to by gawker. downfall could be contributed to peter teel who helped fund the legal case. gawker outed teel as gay nine years ago. these are pulling their ads from twitter and move them to other social networks. twitter is now trailing facebook, youtube and instagram for ad sales. only a little -- a little more than 50% say they advertise on twitter. 96% plan to advertise on facebook. when asked about these numbers, a spokesperson for twitter said the survey doesn't paint an accurate picture and says they are not concerned about the numbers. a freak accident. the graduation party. a high school football star was actually going to pharaoh -- graduate tonight is paralyzed from the neck down. >> everything he has worked for is gone. >> the plans to honor that student tonight at the graduation ceremony. stack we are tracking the storm in the bay area forecast. we have a heartbreaking story from the east bay. a high school football player was supposed to graduate tonight. instead, he is in the hospital paralyzed from the neck down. >> 18-year-old chuck -- jake hobby are was at a party. he dove into a swimming pool and broke his neck. the school's honor and take during tonight's graduation ceremony. is a moment that devastated students. their star athlete was being airlifted off of them -- off the field. >> we graduated high school. the next, everything he has worked for is gone. >> reporter: jake hobby year celebrated the last day of school at a pool party near the school. the 6'4" senior had been named athlete of the year and planned to play football next year at san luis obispo. it took a from the hot tub into the pool. >> i heard some people say he was kind of floating in the water and i heard some people say he looked up and said, i can't swim and he was struggling in the water.>> people were trying to hold his head up and he had blood coming from his head. >> five teenagers pulled him from the water. they were called at 4:30 p.m. to find him with the head trauma. >> he just said, i can't though my legs. i can't move them. >> reporter: his family says he broke his neck. >> he is not going to walk again. we're hopeful that he will have the use of his arms. when i was in there today, they were able to wake him for a little bit just to see if he could raise his arms and he was able to raise his arms up. he has no feeling or sensation in his hands. >> reporter: 200 students held a vigil at the school for his recovery. several other students waited outside the hospital. the news of his paralysis shocked everyone. >> i've known the dude for so long. since he was a kid to college but all.>> reporter: he faces a long recovery in the hospital. >> they fused parts of his spine and neck in a possibly will go in for another surgery tomorrow depending on the mri results. >> reporter: before he went into surgery, he told his teammates this -- >> he is strong. his head is all there and [ indiscernible ]. >> reporter: his family says it could be another two weeks before they get a full diagnosis on his recovery. a gofundme account has been set up in his name and we are told that his best friend is accepting his diploma on his behalf. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news . >> that's a very sad story a little stay on it for you. the weather. we have 78 in fairfield. 79 in antioch. the highest today are little bit warmer than yesterday and warmer still as we move to the bay area weekend. and there it is tied. beautiful day. it warmed up and will warm up further as we head into your saturday and sunday. a nice-looking weekend clouds out there right now, there is not much fog to speak of and that is because you see the jet stream streaks are coming down the coast. more of a northerly flow so that cinches up a warming trend. i talked about it earlier saturday and sunday up in the northern hills and the higher elevations and parts out by fairfield and vacaville. which again, it is a low grade warning we aren't seeing 60 mile-per-hour winds. temperatures will be in the upper 80s. the communities -- these are the current temperatures. 70 in san jose and you can see as we look at the forecast models, just a few clouds overhead and you will see temperatures will warm up. not really majorly hot but in the microclimates kind of bailout, -- blend out. you really have three. you have three different temperature ranges but on a hot day, for different temperature ranges. maybe five. high-pressure is going to compress the air and warm it up. the weekend looks good your saturday and sunday look good. evening plans and especially at the coast. the national weather service has issued a red light warning saturday through sunday. most people won't be impacted by this but fairfield, vacaville up into the higher elevations of cimmaron county so these are the forecast highs for tomorrow which are very similar to the forecast highs on sunday. and the five day forecast right there. is a nice-looking bay area weekend ahead and i just wanted to say, julie, you are good friends and everybody in the studio. we got the news yesterday and we were on the promo shoot. >> so it has been hard and i know it's been hard on you in that story, we did prior to the weather. >> it was just a devastating story. >> his whole future. >> let's wish him the best.>> we do work>> the dodgers are in town tonight facing the giants. johnny and clayton kershaw. the a's are battling the reds in cincinnati right now. and interleague matchup with scott reed is coming up next in sports. some young athletes in the south bay got a football lesson from the san francisco 49ers today. the foot the stars is in its 10th year. valley christian high school in san jose. the camp is designed for student athletes with down syndrome and love the game of the wall. the campers are learning all the basics of the game. >> we learned tackling, quarterback skills, how to catch the ball. to get hands-on coaching from steve mariucci. so it's really just a great day. it is fun for the athletes but i think that the coaches and people who are interested, it's actually a better experience. >> reporter: the fog with the stars at valley christian and inspired to similar camps, one could pennsylvania and another in st. louis. running through tomorrow at valley christian high school.>> oh, man. that is great. >> marcus off and -- game six. >> you are still reveling. i know you are. we're still trying to reconcile exactly what we saw in game five to thing was pretty much dominated the sharks everywhere except the scoreboard which is of course all that really matters. and the sharks, 46-22. a massive margin. martin jones, playing the game of his life considering the circumstances turning away and allowing the sharks to extend this to game six back in san jose on sunday. >> there are some big-game performances from our key guys and a tough environment. i thought we got some big games from some other people, too. so we found a way to stay alive and bring it back to san jose.>> it was great and something time save. he has been playing like this for a long time there regular season playoffs. a lot of people don't get to see him on the west coast but he has been unbelievable for us. >> is a lot of stuff around the net tonight everybody kind of did a good job battling around the net. they to a lot of pucks at the net and that's kind of the way you play but i thought we were good in the d zone. >> as the hockey world celebrates the stanley cup final, it mourns the loss of one of its all-time greats, gordie howe, passed away today toledo, ohio. the man dubbed mr hockey was the study in quantity and quality playing 26 years in the nhl. when he five years of those with the red wings. a 20 time all-star. this time later of the league's top scorer, six-time winner of the hart trophy in the league's most valuable player. gordie howe, dead at the age of 88. a week ago at this time, the a's were riding a five-game winning streak apparently, what goes up must come down. mired in a five-game losing streak. getting the series in cincinnati. anthony who is making his season debut coming off an oblique injury and maybe add a applies to that serves up to stephen voters. adam duvall. do you think the giants are rethinking letting this guy get away? second. an rbi makes it one to one and a couple of batters later -- he pitched well but in court that one and that would be 2-1, the rest. the headliner in the baseball world right here in the bay area. doctors paying a visit to the at&t park and if you like ditching, you are going to love this. on the mound for the home team, johnny cueto took a started his career. nine wins already tied for tops in the majors and two of those coming in for the dodgers back in april and he will be opposed by clayton kershaw. kirchoff coming off and historically good month of may and he is always tough on the giants. he is tough on everybody. these pictures are a combined 17 into the season for their respective teams. both in the top seven. kershaw's 1.7 -- 1.46. but more importantly, the dodgers lead in the west. this is a very important three- game weekend in sports. >> going back to gordie howe, 25 years? he played forever. he played so long that he got to play with his sons. >> he is the mount rushmore of hockey. >> isn't there something else going on tonight? back basketball -- basketball. >> we will talk more about that. our coverage continues right now in just a couple of minutes over on ktvu. and ross working on new developments right now in that stanford sexual assault case. >> the backlash against that judge is not going away. it is intensifying your jurors refusing to serve in his courtroom. coming up, we will is hear from a woman about her experience. what we know about the former oakland police chief. the world said goodbye to a boxing legend. thousands gathered for the memorial service. we will hear from a local rabbi fist bump today at that event. all of those stories and all of your top headlines. join us at seven right here on ktvu fox 2. the backlash continues over the sexual assault the name -- sentencing of brock turner. jurors are refusing to serve in that judges courtroom. ktvu fox news at 7 starts now. good evening everyone. i'm ross palombo. we are here tonight with new developments and more fallout regarding judge aaron persky.'s back judge -- one woman speaks out about her experience with him on the bench. kristina ran down is live.>>reporter: persky's controversy all sentence of brock turner has a lot of people fired up, including a woman we spoke with. schist us -- she says this is her first summons. when jackie castro showed up for jury duty in santa clara, she had no idea it would be inside judge aaron