confirmed that at this point. the chief has been with the department for three years. he took over in 2013 and howard jordan in anthony creavalle both left position of chief within the same week. he has issued a statement which reads, i am so proud to have served oakland over the course of my two decade-long career. when i took this job three years ago as interim chief i bow to help move the department forward and make oakland safer by forging a stronger relationship with members of the community. i am proud to have done that. it's important to note that in the last year under chief whent direction, crime rates have dropped in oakland including homicides. we will follow on the story and bring you that news conference from a or shaft later this morning. earlier in the day it was announced that no charges would be filed in the sexual misconduct case involving oakland officers and the underage daughter of a police dispatcher. officer terrell smith and at least one of the officer lost their job as a result of the scandal. two other officers remain on paid leave. the accusations came to light following the suicide of officer brendan o'brien last fall. officials say there was insufficient evidence to file charges in the case. muhammad ali's hometown of louisville is getting ready to honor him. will be a funeral possession. this afternoon there will be a public memorial service. joel waldman is in louisville this morning joining us live with more on what is going on and how people are remembering him. >> reporter: good morning. it is a day to say goodbye to the greatest. thousands are preparing for muhammad ali's funeral but also getting ready to celebrate the chance life. mohammed ali's hometown is the site of a remembrance in prayer as people arrive from all over the world to say goodbye to their hero. >> i flew to chicago and drove from chicago to hear. it took five days. >> everyone is coming together from all walks of life. >> reporter: tens of thousands are expected to line the streets for a funeral procession through the city. ali's body will travel along the boulevard named for him and passed his childhood home. a private funeral service in burial will be held at cave hill cemetery followed by an interfaith memorial service where 15,000 people are expected to attend. included in the celebration, eulogies from former president, bill clinton and comedian and actor, billy crystal. >> he will always be remembered and he will never be forgotten. >> he meant so much to me in life. he gave me that strength to carry on sometimes. >> reporter: on thursday, more than 14,000 paid tribute at an islamic funeral service at the city's freedom hall. >> everyone has skills. his were in the ring. he was that projected platform to fight for justice in the home and peace in the world. >> reporter: he certainly did that. he died at age 74 after battling parkinson's disease for 32 years. believe it or not, even in his diminished state, he made all the plans for his funeral service and celebration of life. >> such an impression he may. we will be dipping in on that all morning and day. a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook eastern san diego county.'s quake hit around 1:00 this morning near the community of borrego springs. that is 90 miles northeast of san diego. no reports of damage or injuries although the quake was felt throughout that region. that includes places like palm desert, riverside, and la joya. weather is a little different today. not as much fog. we have high clouds in the south and the system sweeping in. the lows seem to be running a little warmer. there's not as much of a breeze. even with the southwind, that does help it sound -- feel different than with the westerly breeze. the system will sweep by but not too much. 50s and 60s on temperatures. santa rosa is little cooler at 51. berkeley, 52. a system to the north and higher clouds will push to the south. we will start off with sun. this pattern needs to sweep through and that will keep temperatures held in check throughout the day. look force 60s, 70s, and low 80s. a combination of sun and clouds. a little breezy but on the cool side. this morning, hayward police are searching for suspects in a shooting that happened dangerously close to a little league game. this happened late yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the sorendale recreation center, near west tennyson avenue. police say one person was injured in the gunfire which involved people in two cars. the shooting stunned people who were watching a little league game nearby. >> i heard the bang, bang, back and forth. i came out here and saw two cars speeding way. >> two groups of people were involved. they both left the scene. we stopped a vehicle. inside the vehicle was a person suffering from a gunshot wound. >> at this point there is no word on the condition of the shooting victim. police say the shooting suspect sped away from the scene in a white four-door sedan. a palo alto man is facing hate crime charges among others in a parking dispute with the taxi driver. this happened two weeks ago you the palo alto transit center. david cerner was taking up two parking spaces when the victim, who police describe as an indian man in his 40s, asked him to move. the victim told police that david cerner got out of his car and shouted racial slurs. when the victim to out his phone to take a picture, police say david cerner punched the victim, stole his phone and threw it at him. witnesses say david cerner backed his car into the cab as he drove away and was arrested a short time later. fairfield police say i high risk sex offender has moved into that sent city. george edward shockley was convicted in 1990 of annoying or molesting children under the age of 18. in 1993 he was convicted of lewd acts with a child under 14. he is living on clay bank road. he is required to register as a sex offender every year or whenever he changes his residence. police say he they will be alerting the public when he moves again. palo alto police are looking for someone who robbed four businesses in two weeks. person stole money from the cash register of two gas stations, a dry cleaner and the baskin-robbins. police released an image taken from a camera of the getaway vehicle. it is a white dodge caravan. and several burglaries he broke into the business by shattering a window with a rock. east bay authorities wrapped up in operation aimed at getting drugs off the streets. we followed members of the alameda county narcotics task force as they suit up yesterday and hit at least three homes. authorities arrested several people linked to a mexican drug cartel, operating here in the bay area. officers tracked down one suspect who tried to elude capture. they arrested him and his wife on suspicion of a marijuana grow operation. authorities say the illegal pot trade can result in many innocent victims. >> it's an illicit drug trade. it will bring people that will probably at some point do home invasion robbery. these people are armed with semi automatic assault weapons. they will try to defend their illicit grow. bullets go through walls. was going to happen? who is at risk? every person on this block. all these hard-working people with children. >> of the past three days, the task force targeted at about a dozen homes, meet at least 17 arrests and confiscated thousands of dollars worth of marijuana. the san jose sharks live to play another day. they beat the pittsburg penguins , 4-2 in game 5 and they stay alive in the stanley cup finals. joe fonzi was at the game and has more on who played hero last night for the sharks. >> reporter: down 3-1 and in hostile territory, it would have been easy to write the sharks off last night. many people did. a huge crowd gathered outside the arena, probably more people than inside open to celebrate a stanley cup championship. instead the sharks refused to be eliminated. largely due to the efforts of the goalie, martin jones. the sharks were outshot 46-21. jones made 44 saves and earned the gratitude of his teammates. >> yes. he was great. he really bailed us out tonight. but we need to do a better job helping him going forward. >> he played really well. that's what a goalie is paid for, right? no. he was good. he's been our best player. >> unbelievable. he's been doing it all year. he doesn't every game for us. >> we did a good job. the puck the did get through, like us a, we did a good job in front of the net. there were a lot of scrambles around the net and we did a great job there. >> reporter: the sharks are in a game 6 back at home on sunday in san jose. the formula for that one will be the same as it was here. when or your season is over. joe fonzi, ktvu, fox 2. donald trump and hillary clinton went head-to-head on twitter today. one of those tweets was clinton's biggest ever. democrats are closing ranks around the presumptive nominee. president obama announced his support yesterday. this prompted a tweet from the presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. he said, obama just endorsed look at hillary. he wants four more years of obama -- but nobody else was. hillary clinton's team fired back -- delete your account. which is a well-known social media put down. that tweet is her most popular ever with more than 300,000 retweets clinton also picked up an endorsement from massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states and to make sure that donald trump never gets any place close to the white house. >> bernie sanders is still not ready to concede. sanders was back on the campaign trail holding a rally in dc which has its primary next tuesday. donald trump trailed hillary clinton in a new fox news poll. the poll puts trump at 39%. clinton is at 42%. litton's edge is a reversal from three weeks ago and it does reflect a slight drop in support for trump. a south bay wrestling coach is arrested. coming up, the accusations against him and the investigation underway this morning. >> the process is extremely fast at that point. it was just like grab and go and run. >> a close call on northern california railroad tracks as he trained came rumbling down. next, the nurse who is being called a hero for helping to rescue an injured driver. >> good morning. south bay commute is not bad on northbound 280. it looks good. we will talk about south bay commute coming up. it's been 60 years in the making. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. welcome back. sny king county nurses being hailed as a hero after she rushed to help two people stuck in the path of a train. stephanie marina was on her motorcycle when she saw an suv off the highway near manteca wednesday evening. the vehicle went down an embankment and ended up on the tracks. she rushed over and got the passenger out as a train was speeding toward them. they had seconds to pull the seriously injured driver out of the car. >> you think this is going to hurt. it's going to hit me. and then nothing did except some debris. >> the driver is expected to inc. a full recovery. no one on the train was hurt. it is the last day to bid on a chance to have a private lunch with warren buffett. the auction ends tonight. right now the highest bid is about $2.6 million. the annual auction benefits san francisco's clyde foundation. over the past 16 years buffett has raised within $20 million for the organization. the winner can invite up to seven friends. you can join him for lunch at smith and lewinsky steakhouse. the warriors are looking to bounce back to my. a couple big watch parties are happening in the bay area. about 19,000 fans will be inside oracle arena watching the game on the jumbotron. although we should point out that party is sold out. in oakland, fans can head over to jack london square for live music starting at 4:00 as well as a rally urging the team to stay in oakland. several bars and restaurants in that area will show the game. san francisco setting up a big screen at civic center plaza in front of city hall. the warriors leave the series 2- 1. they are looking to come back from that loss the other night. tip-off is at 6:00. colin kaepernick spoke to the meeting -- media and said he is happy to be back on the field. yesterday was the conclusion of the 49ers three-day mandatory minicamp in santa clara. he spent the last six months rehabbing his shoulder after undergoing surgery. he said it feels good and he expects to be full go in training camp. he was upbeat and reporters really noticed a change in his attitude compared to previous years. >> we don't normally see this side of you. where is this coming from? >> from the cells. [ laughter ]i think chips system is great for me. it is very similar to what i did in college. more detailed and more complex. but i think it's something that i will be able to thrive in. >> he was all smiles. he said he's excited about what's to come with the 49ers. when asked if his agents had dropped a trade request he said, he had not thought about a trade request in a long time. he also called that a business decision saying they had been looking at different opportunities. let's check in with sal for a look at the early morning traffic on this friday. good morning. well, on this friday we are doing very well. we are starting off with people in the south bay who make a very long commute from gilroy to san jose. from gilroy to san jose right now traffic is moving along pretty well right through morgan hill. no major issues. also looking at live pictures elsewhere. this is interstate 880 in oakland. this is a nice drive in both directions. driving up to the toll plaza come if you are driving that for, this is a look at the commute. westbound traffic looks good getting into san francisco. did you watch the sharks? >> i did. >> that is a classic case of a goalie standing on his head. smack -- >> yes. and another thing -- 46 shots for the penguins, 21 for the sharks. >> the only thing that matters is the final score. >> absolutely. >> he stole that game. he had to. we do have a different pattern today. i say that because there is some patchy fog most of it has been chewed up. the support for it has fallen apart it's been so cool inland compared to last week. we do have cloud cover moving in, especially in the mendocino and lake counties. the breeze has turned more southerly. that makes it feel a little warmer. rosie williams said, i asked about drizzle or rain on june 10 because it is my birthday. you are probably close if you are in san francisco are on the coast. that is probably true. i do not think it will be today. yesterday for sure we had some measurable amounts. here is our system. don't be surprised if you're heading to the mountains over the weekend, around 9500 feet, there is a possibility for snow. if you are going up there for hiking or high elevation camping , keep an eye on the sky. fairfield at west/southwest at 15. 51 in santa rosa. 62 in brentwood. oakland at 58. berkeley at 51. cloud cover to the north wrapping itself up as the system sweeps through. from fort bragg to ukiah and clearly, a lot of cloud cover is forming. this is okay now but this will develop into a mostly cloudy pattern. higher class to the south should stay around monterey or the santa clara valley. eventually they will sweep southward. this is the system that needs to sweep through. this keeps us on the cool side. a mixed bag today. sun, clouds, cool to mild. the low average highs. we are sitting at 60s, 70s, and low 80s. this will be the coolest day by far. then we will start to warm up saturday. still pretty nice on sunday and back into a cooler pattern for most of next week justin bieber drawing criticism again. coming up, the video that surfacing -- that surfaced after a fight. the faa hit with a new federal report. the call for change three years after the plane crash at sfo. welcome back. a group of physicians is filing a lawsuit against california's new right-to-die law which went into effect yesterday. the law allows terminally ill patients to ask for medication to end their lives. supporters say people with terminal illnesses should have the option to diet without excessive suffering. the doctors filing the lawsuit say they have treated patients who thought they were close to death when they weren't. >> many of them come to us with a preconceived notion that they are going to be in terrible pain and that the outlook is terrible and the only have a couple months. it turns out that they've been reading the wrong books or hearing the wrong things. >> if it is something that they feel they were really suffer and don't want their family to suffer with them, then they might be able to make that choice to take the medication. >> under the law, patients must be diagnosed as having six months or less to live and ask for the prescription on three separate occasions. the patient also needs to be able to take the medication on their own. a michigan man is accused of hitting a group of cyclists and killing five of them is being charged with second- degree murder. police say charles pickett junior plowed into nine bicyclists with his truck on tuesday night. the five people who died at the scene ranged in age from 40 through 74. he is also charged with reckless driving causing serious impairment. the four other cyclist hurt. he faces life in prison on each of those murder charges and up to five years on each of the reckless driving charges. a new federal report on the asiana plane crash said the faa needs to do a better job when it comes to overseeing airport fire departments. one of the victims was killed after being run over i a fire truck. the report follows an audit of 11 fire departments. the inspector general concluded that the agency needs to increase its regulations in three major areas, basic training, equipment, and maintenance. neither of the san francisco department nor sfo would comment on the report but experts say could lead to changes for airport fire departments across the country. a vigil was held last night in florida for the blue angels pilot who was killed in a crash near nashville tennessee. he died last thursday after his plane went down during a practice session for an air show in tennessee. the captain leaves behind his wife and two children. he is a native of durango, colorado and joined the blue angels in 2014. it's a story that will probably have you shaking your head. a puppy was stolen at gunpoint ahead we will tell you about the robbers that stole the puppy from a 14-year-old boy. we want justice. whoever did this needs to deal with the consequences. >> a plea for clues after a young mother who was set to graduate was shot and killed. the investigation underway. we are looking at the commute in the east bay that looks good. a twist on our friday forecast. it's not going to warm up but there are some high clouds moving in from the north. we will take a closer look at that and have your friday forecast. it's been 60 years in the making. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. bruno mars welcoming you this morning. a beautiful shot toward the city and the bay bridge. it does look a bit hazy. steve said the weather is different today. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. >> i'm brian flores. >> i'm alex savidge. first, we will check in with steve. it's not quite as chilly and