no rest... with the primaryu now at 11:00. final push out for the candidates convincing california voters no rest with od evening. just two days away. many will be feeling the burn tomorrow here in the bay area. but, instead of a regular campaign rally bernie sander's campaign is hosting a concert. betty is here with the a- listers that will be there. >> this is not your typical get out the vote ralliy. crews are busy setting up, testing audio and laying the groundwork for tomorrow's free concert for bernie sanderses. featuring performances by dave matthews, fantastic nigreto and a host of guests inincluding

actors danny glover. >> it says he is continuing to appeal to younger voters and to voters who really have been hit hard by the recession and maybe have not even recovered. >> reporter: kpix5 reporter says it it makes him appear more acsesable. 120,000 people -- accessible, 120,000 people can go there. today, he was in san diego, the last time to get out. >> the message we have been fighting for during this entire campaign is a social justice of economic justice, of racial justice. >> the concert is open to the public and doors open at 3:30. the sanderses campaign is encouraging people to rsvp on-

line. admission will be first come, first serve. in san francisco, kpix5. >> sanders lost puerto rico's primary today and the win puts her closer to the delegates feed for the nomination. >> but, not slowing down on the campaign trail. clinton held a rally at city college tonight. the latest california stop. cam paeuping in the east bay. appearing in vallejo -- campaigning in east bay, appearing in vallejo. hours earlier she spoke at a church in oakland. >> a house divide against itself can not stand. it is time for america, starting in communities look oakland, rolling up our sleeves to get the housing and the jobs

that people deserve to have. >> she will head to southern california for a series of get out the vote rallies. former president bill clinton held a fundraiser for his wife. tomorrow his khel is packed with the rallies. he will start at hayward city hall at 10:45 then off to the fox heater this oakland at 12:15. and marsh elementary school at 2 clock. continuing on before wrapping up his they at the joseph lee recreational center. >> other news, two homicides in 2 days if san jose. the suspects inning both cases are still on the run. the officers say a man was shot to death before 3:00 near north 26th and julian streets. that is a mile porgt east of down town. last night around 8:45, officers found a man with at least one gunshot wound on the east side. this is the mayor oning south

wide road. the victim died a short time later. >> sexually assaulted on campus, drawing reaction from around the world. kpix tells us it comes from a letter that the victim read in court that got posted on lineup. >> reporter: the letter describes in detail with unflinching emotion. for example, after being poked and prodded and photographed for a rape kit the victim reflected i don't want my body anymore. i was terrified. i did not know what was in it, contaminated, who had touched it. >> giving me so many personal details i can feel the pain, she shared really, really gruesome details. >> reporter: for more than a year she suffered in violence, nameless victim of crime. now, now, addressing the court and her attacker, bringing

turner directly. we were both drunk, show told them. the difference, i did not take off your pants and underwear her words struck a nerve and when her letter was posted on- line millions read her story and urged others to do the same. >> now, heartbreaking account for details and it is just heartbreaking moo in the end, the judge sentenced turner to 6- months in jail and probation. the victim had argued against the light sentence now, fearing creating a culture that rape is wrong through trial and error. >> it is still you making a decision and his refusal to acknowledge that he made an error in judgment that night. definitely should result in him when he did. turner was sensed to 6-months in jail and probation. now, most legal experts agree that he will likely serve half of that time serving three

months in jail. heville to register as a sex offender. now, investigators say two women woke up to find a strange man standing over them, appealing back the covers on the beds. both cases happened on campus drive early friday morning. the women screamed and startled the man who ran away. now, the pairs of east bay answers for money to put up cameras along the freeways. the mayors and the police say freeway cameras could make people think twice about firing their guns. >> i think they are shooting on the freeways because a lot of reasons including cameras, people don't hear gunshots at that speed. casings are difficult to -- they stay in the car or they fall out of a car at 70 or 80

miles an hour. >> capable of zooming in on license plates and they want them posted at all on and off- ramps. >> forcing people to evacuate from their homes, fire specials now say the coleman pyre burned that00 acres since yesterday. they say triple in size now, evacuation center had been set up at the lutheran church in king city. firefighter and fremont left last night to fight the fire, the cause remains under investigation. a sigh of relief for people in southern california and evacuation order had been lefted after firefighters made major progress in containing a wildfire in calabasses. now, a reporter takes us there. >> along adamsville avenue. the only glow is from life. 24 hours earlier it was flames that lit up the sky.

>> it was too close. >> this is the view from the family home. now, the only hint of color on these once slush hillsides is from fire gear. many of the 500 acres plus charred. >> the fire came within a couple hundred feet within the house. >> grabbing the bunny rabbit. and, vacated. >> all night, they watched televised images of the firefight. as the hours wore on, the old fire grew weeker. now, by evening, going in backyards. now, smoke blocking the sunset and it is safe to go home. >> concerned for the winds and where we are at. >> now that concerns that resolved into gratitude. giving firefighter potato chips as a thank you.

>> that is why. >> now, finally, a much-needed rest. a crash that knocked downpour lines employ the warriors are a win closer to a second straight championship. dominating the cavaliers in game 2 tonight. 110-77. now, green, in the third quarter. heading to kaoef land for the next two games. fans in oakland believe at the start, golden state comes out. >> there is never any doubt among fans. warriors taking game 2. >> bad day to be in cleveland now, we wanted the team. >> now, doing it. >> no question for the team winning the championship 2 years in a row. >> now. based on what we seen this

year. i can not see us not. there is no team that can hang with us. now, nearly every fan with that we spoke to they have a superstition bringing the warriors on court. >> does not wash his shirt. >> we sit in the same place, wear the same thing, we eat the same. >> never stray from that? >> you think it brings the team luck? >> of course, of course. >> just this close. i don't know if we will come back and may a game. we may win there. >> reporter: now, right before tonight's game, no tickets were going for $430 and game 5. if they make it that far they will go up after tonight's win. they are going for at least

$630. now, kpix5. now, santanaa helped kick things off tonight. the grammy award-winning guitarist and his wife, blackman santana doing the same at last year's game 2 of the finals, game 2, 3, and 4 will be on wednesday. tickets for the watch party goes on sale tomorrow as it was mentioned if necessary they would come back to oakland for game 5. >> it is not too late. tickets per game 4 -- tickets for game 4 will be on sale. now, to real sharks spotted off of the coast. everyone ordered out of the water. coming up, where part of a

popular beach will be closed off 52 baton down the hatches. poem bracing for a rop cal storm. >> how people are getting ready tonight. flooding down under, some did not mind all of that water. we have weather up north. a change in bay area as we look live. the forecast is next ,,,,,,,,,,,,

"national public radio" died today in afghanistan. 50-year-old david gilkey a veteran photojournalist for public radio died today in

afghanistan. 50-year-old david gilki shown here on the right was on assignment and traveling with an afghan unit when they came under fire. now, coming up next to them in the picture also died. he covered iraq and afghanistan for more than a decade employ the officials believe some kind of track failure caused a train derailment in oregon late last week. on friday, more than a dozen train are cars derailed and caught fire 70 miles from portland. no one was hurt. local waste water treatment plant and sewer system was damaged. the area around the crash remains evacuated. people are viceiting the hometown of ali to mourn the death of the boxer who died friday after a long battle with parkinson's disease. cbs reporter kenneth craig on the tributes in kentucky. >> long before ali became the greatest. he can only dream of greatness, growing upped in of this peufrpg house in louisville,

kentucky. the home was restored and open as a museum days before his death on friday. >> come folks. >> his childhood friend, fishback -- >> go right in. >> reporter: greeted visitors and shared stories about growing up with the champ. >> we did not believe in it when we were kids as he told the same stories as he told as mohammed ali, same stories. >> what were the stories? >> i am going to be the champ whereon of the world. opened to a downtown arena. thousands are expected. >> reporter: the service will be streamed around the world. >> reporter: at the family church people celebrated his life and mourned his loss. ali's brother broke down in tears. >> help anybody, he is a saint, a wonderful man. >> great in the ring and around the microphone. >> noting like a butterfly and

stinging like the bee. >> reporter: it seems the bows agree. thousands of them decided to gather in a tree outside of the ali center in hughieville. and, right next to the wall that carries that famous quote. kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. the nba held a moment of silence before tonight's game for ali. a photo montage of the fighter was played just before the national anthem. thousands of people marched along san francisco's market street today for the annual seek freedom parade. it is hold to remember the thousands killed in a brutal a tack in india that years ago. the tragedy was at the golden temple. in recent years san francisco is a rallying point for people looking for religious fro dom. >> every year the number is increasing and we hope that one day this will become the place of the united states. >> the attack back in 1984

caused them to demand more from india. you will node to be 21 to buy cigarettes in california. the second state in the nation to raise the minimum wage after hawaii. it will reduce smoking-related illnesses and discourage young people from starting to use tobacco products in the first place. an annual auction involving the richest men in the world. the ebay auction has a chance for power lunch with buffet. he provides life-changing services for the vulnerable. >> thousands of cyclists are biking from san francisco for the life cycle. they kick off the weekend journey this morning at the cow palace and then going 82 miles

down highway 1 and they are resting if santa krouz tonight. the - - santa cruz. they are expecting to raise $16 million e. now, saint petersberg today, people scramble for sandbags. in the rain, cars were lined around the block waiting to get to them. a similar scene in orlando. heavy rain and strong winds swept through parts of new south whales. troes were knocked down, roads hit with storm waters. now, some people seem to enjoy it. even swimming around. hundreds of people, though have been evacuated. closer to home, multiple sharks sightings prompted officials to close huntington beach in southern california. believed to be great whites, about 8 feet long. now, they are not showing any a

tpwresive -- aggressive behaviors right now. >> scary sight out there. shocking weather up in far northern california today. northeastern california in susanville, thunderstorms that migrated east and north now. there is just a few thunderstorms -- few lightning strikes left up there just to the west of mount shasta. earlier tonight, thunderstorm watches and plenty of lightning strikes earlier. and, problem, too, we have got plenty of fire stories already on the docket in the newscast. the last thing we need are lightning-induced fires. possibility of what is happening here. we will show you why it is happening. bay bridge, the number, 68, finally, cooling down in concord. sanfrancisco, 54, same for santa rose a. here is what is happening, low pressure for the bay area, pulling moisture on top of it. to the north, the air -- santa rosa. here is what is happening low

pressure for the bay area, pulling moisture on top of it. to the north the air is rising. finally, dying out with all of the energy dying from it. now, future cast, low clouds. now, really filling in the bay it will cool down the east bay, finally, but not big time until thursday and friday. now, just a general trend in that direction. so, expect low clouds in the early going and the sun will come through at the shoreline. persisting throughout the day. the temperatures through the low 80s. thursday, going 106. lows tonight, middle 50s, now, in san francisco tomorrow, right where we should be, 65 degrees. average concord finally beginning to subside out of the lower 90s into the middle 80s.

now, plenty of sunshine, low clouds over the peninsula and skyline. temperatures in the middle 80s there. finally, middle 80s as well. you get to brentwood, knife degrees, 71 around the strait. now, 81 for santa rosa, plenty warm in the north bay. now, plenty noise. middle 70s for the most part. still warm in clover dale and lake forest. now, we finally hit a cooling trend for the bay area on wednesday. middle to lower 80s, cooler than that, thursday and friday before warming it up again, a week from today back in the 90s inland. we will get it between now and then. let's see what is cooking. smoking debut for curry's new pop up restaurant. opening yesterday in san francisco. among the special guests was rapper, drake. you see him in the photo. now, we got to sample some of the restaurants food last week. the theme at international smoke will be all things bbq.

teaming up with the chef for the project. coming up, meet the man that visited all 400 plus on national parks and monuments in the u.s. warriors 4 or 5? >> the way it is going. now, domination sensation, team coverage, fba finals and the giants in a story. coming up next ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,

u-s... and one man from virginia has visited them a. dan elias got his final stan his park passport book this weekend. his last sto there are over 400 national monuments had in the united states and one man visited them all. >> he got his final stamp this weekend. his last stop, martin luther king memorial in washington, d.c. he started planning trips while he was in college and then he got his first chance at a site in massachusetts back in 1992. and he just kept going. now traveling to all 411 national parks, monuments, memorials and sites of the u.s. >> i loved learning about history. the people, the sacrifice, what really made this nation great. you are one tiny part of it.

>> he is as he has been traveling as more sites are add to the list. >> he said he is not done, huh? e. popular snack bars recalled. can which movies won big at the weekend box office, after the break ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

bars"... over concerns about potential listeria contamination. the voluntary recall includ: general mills is recalling nature valley bars over concern

of list tearia. it inclouds protein chewy bar with honey peanuts, almonds and pumpkin seeds -- listeria it includes protein chewy bar with honey, peanuts and almonds. now, there was a lot of turtle power at the box office this weekend. >> hit the but noon what but on. >> teenage mutant ninja turtles in number one. "x-men" fell to 2nd place. thanks for watching. gameda next. we'll be right back. ,,

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