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jackie? >> reporter: kenny, this started when paramedics were treating someone at the ambassador hotel in the tenderloin and came out and realized that the paramedic's ambulance was between and ended up here at the i-80 eastbound off-ramp. the chp and fire department tweeted these pictures as the ambulance was still on fire. it looks like it took a crash and left the road. the driver was arrested on scene. traffic headed eastbound on the bay bridge was slow going because of the crash and commuters heading into san francisco from brisbane were even feeling the effects. depending on the nature and the crew, they have the option to

leave the ambulance running. they can leave the engine running with the doors locked even if the keys are taken with them. >> we don't know. that will be part of our investigation. >> reporter: obviously, various drugs are kept in ambulances but are triple locked inside and require two additional keys to access. sffd said serving accounted for, and fortunately, they were able to remove the oxygen tank, and now, the off-ramp is back open. from treasure island, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> wild. thank you, jackie. campaign 2016. voters in california and five other states are streaming to the polls to cast their primary ballots. if you appears it will be hillary clinton and donald

trump facing off in the fall. cbs news is estimating that hillary clinton has enough delegates and super delegates to clinch the nomination making her the first woman to top a party ticket. and they are looking at supporters to build momentum against rival donald trump. >> we'll come out of the primary stronger to take on donald trump. and a rail -- rally in veronica sanchez life bernie sanders calling for supporters to come out and vote against insurmountable odds. >> let me just talk to you after the primary in california where we hope to win. >> sanders had promised to take his campaign to the convention but pressure has been building

on the vermont senator to suspend his efforts in the name of party unity. meanwhile, donald trump is feeling what it's like to have the party divided behind him over the trump university fraud lawsuit judge. >> we have yet to hear, charlie, one prom inept -- prominent republican stand up and defend him. >> he said that judge gonzalo curiel was bias in his judgment because of his mexican heritage. manysay that trump crossed the line. with nearly 18 million californians registered to vote, it could be a very busy day at the ballot boxes. kiet do is live in san jose where some voters are not too happy today. kiet? >> reporter: kenny, a controversy has been voters registering with no party

preference. they are supposed to see this sign. and at the polling place right here at the headquarters, that did not happen. we were at the registrar of voters office to report on how they were getting the word out on no preference party voters with 150,000 of these mailers. they had issued press releases and blasted the news on social media, and then these signs telling no matter preference voters they could switch to democratic, independent, or like -- liberatarian and they forgot to post that here inside the recommend strar of -- registrar of voters' main building. as a big boss, what do you think when you look at that? >> as an opportunity to improve the training and the information that we train our

elections officers on. and we are human and things may get missed but it provides us the opportunity to improve. >> reporter: right now, you must ask a poll worker for a cross over ballot, and they will not auto not valley offer you one as you walk in the door. the registrar is not backing down on her decision. >> i do not want the elections officers to get into a partisan discussion. >> reporter: on facebook, it says that poll workers should be doing more to tell voters about it. don't see them as them telling you trying to influence you? >> no. i think it should be the due course and information even at at that point. >> reporter: and the incident that happened here is the first report of it happening. no telling how many other polling places forgot to put up the sign but they have called

the polling inspectors telling them to keep an eye out for the signs. kiet do, kpix 5. and a heated rematch between honda and kahna. and in san francisco, supervisors jane kim and scott wiener are vying for the state senate vacated by a termed-out senator. san francisco voters will also mr. decide whether to amend the city's charter to create more affordable housing, requiring developers to sell and rent 25% of units in new developments at below-market rates. the biggest contest for

california itself is the race for the u.s. senate to replace retiring senator barbara boxer. voters can make their pick regardless of party. the top two vote getters advance. and tell come down to kamala harris and loretta sanchez, and if that muchs, it will be the first time that a republican has not appeared on the california ballot for u.s. senate. and voters will decide whether to save the bay, fund shoreline improvements, clean up, and restoration projects. senator dianne feinstein is a supporter. >> our airports, freeways, infrastructure will be threatened. headquarters of tech companies, the lifeline of our regional economy will be forced to

relocate and our natural resources could be drastically altered. >> the opponents call the measure unfair because big corporations like google would pay the same amount as private citizens. stay with kpix 5 as complete results roll in senate or head to cbssf.com. the sunshine state is looking like anything but this afternoon. >> and it was a freight train sound. >> how they are cleaning up the mess that colin left behind. >> and next time you order an uber, don't dawdle. it could cost you more if it takes you over two minutes to find. >> and don't count on the sun at the beaches. we do have partly cloudy conditions around the bay and the coolest day of the week coming up. we'll be right back after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

f-l earlie . turned a look at how the financials markets are doing on wall street with less than an hour to go before the closing bell. the dow is up 54 points. a disturbing tweet from the nfl earlier today turned out to be the work of a hacker. fans were startled by the announcement that commissioner roominger goodell had tied. - - roger goodell had died. the hacker followed it up with okay. okay. you amateur detectives, good job. and 10 days ago, a 3-year- old boy slipped through the barrier at the cincinnati zoo

and ended up in the hands of a gorilla. that animal had to be shot and killed. >> they are truly heart sick and they made remedial changes to the enclosure and hope ferally, this will -- hopefully, this will never happen again. >> the new barriers are 3 and a half feet taller and they have added fence to keep people out. tropical storm colein made landfall in florida overnight. more now on the destruction that it left behind. >> reporter: rains, blistering winds and widespread flooding took aim at florida on monday as tropical storm colin barreled towards the sunshine state. at least one possible tornado was spotted near jacksonville. surveillance video captured the strong winds carrying through a neighborhood. >> could hear the freight train sound.

>> reporter: more than 6" of rain in the state and wind gusts of 65 miles per hour sent waving surging. in manatee county, the coast guard helped to rescue a sailor whose boat slammed into the side of a bridge and flooding in tampa bay where more than 7,000 people lost power. the storm splintered trees and toppled trucks. >> we are very luck -- lucky it didn't hit our house. it would have torn the roof off. >> reporter: a rainband extends 500 mileses from tropical storm colin, and that is moving over central florida right now, and looking at the radar, once this system passes and gets right offshore in the atlantic, the radar is dry. >> wow. plenty of rain there, and around here, we see a little

drizzle. we accumulated, .01" of drizzle. it's just a very deep marine layer, roughly 2000 feet deep and right now, looking at the clouds and they are parallel with the transnicker pyramid. they are roughly between 850 feet and 1000 around the bay area causing delays at sfo up to 1 hour. temperature wise, not bad. 75 in livermore and low 60s in san francisco and 74 in san jose, and our weather watcher in redwood city, robert cell van -- reporting near ached in orinda, and not just the temperatures coming down but it's the wind. picking up in oakland, 13 miles per hour on the approach to the bay bridge and 12 in san francisco. 12 at sfo and also 12 miles per hour in antioch and i saw some of the wind gusts in the delta

up to 40 miles per hour. here's what you need to know. first up, we still have pictures of drizzle around the immediate coast. coastal clouds lingered, and warm temperatures inland and tumbling out of the 90s and back in the 90s by the end of the weekend. futurecast if you want to play along at home and plan accordingly tonight for the giants' game, low clouds and fog pushing on shore, and that's how we will start wednesday and impact the temperatures as well. are the well, an area of low pressure over the pacific enhancing the marine layer and providing a robust wind west southwest up to 30 miles per hour. 75 and going up to 76 in the lake tahoe area and 90 going to 101 in fresno and 64 on tap for monterey bay. temperatures, seasonal, 60s coast and 60s bayside and 70s around the peninsula and north of the golden gate bridge.

and 80 in san jose, and 83 in fairfield, and there is your sunset at 8:30 tonight and 5:43 is the sunrise tomorrow and you won't see that unless you're out in vacaville where the coolest day of the work week is on friday and high pressure rebounding over the weekend. a 26-year-old reek on the mound for the giants tonight, a dangerous fastball facing the red sox. what a great series. >> bringing the heat. thank you, roberta. next time you hail uber, you will want to step on. it will give riders a 2-minute window to get to their car before charging a late fee and that's down from the previous five minutes. they tested the program in several cities and found that the riders were more likely to be prompt. you may be able to snap a photo of san francisco's famous painting lady without

trespassing. people had started to breakthrough a chain link fence to photo graph the iconic home. and another famous california home has a new owner. playboy founder hugh hefner sold his mansion to his next- door neighbor for a hefty price, $200 million, and the unusual condition is the 90- year-old hefner gets to stay in his home as long as he lives. more campaign coverage coming up, and a new versatile reality app can send you back in time from your own phone. and what's cool in your school? e-mail us at coolschools@kpix.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

ballots. at the back to the campaign 2016 coverage, bay area voters are streaming to the polls to cast their primary ballots today. at the top of the ticket the race for president but it may be a done deal before the polls close. cbs news estimates that hillary clinton has already secured enough delegates to faceoff against trump in the fall. two democratic women are leading a packed field for barbara boxer's seat, attorney general kamala harris and orange county congresswoman

loretta sanchez. and the heated congressional race in the south day where mike honda is looking at a fierce challenge from roe khanna. >> and jane kim and mark wiener are battling it out for the state senate seat and developers would be required to rent or sell 25% of new units at below market rates. >> and voters in 9 counties will decide on whether to pay a monthly fee to save the bay funding shore line improvements and restoration projects. stay with kpix 5 and cbssf.com. ever wanted to travel back in time? now there's an app for that. >> henna dan -- hen a daniels has more. >> reporter: it's like a

virtual time machine giving you a glimpse of the past standing in the present. >> really cool. never seen anything like that. >> reporter: time looper gives you a 360-degree view of key moments in history like the 1931 construction of the empire state building. the phone can be used by itself or inside cardboard virtual reality googles for a 360- degree view and it knows if you are in the same place as the historic video. we took it to times square where the users were transported to 1945 and the end of world war ii. >> that's the end. i remember seeing that. >> this was my childhood dream. >> reporter: new york is not the only city where you can have this time travel experience. users can experience london during world war ii. and you can see how villagers

lived in 1255 and there is a 360-degree view of london's great fire of 1666. >> that's a great tool. >> reporter: the historic moments come to life before your eyes. hena daniels, cbs news, new york. and if you have a consumer problem or a question, e-mail consumerwatch or call our hot line, 888-5-helps-u.

bay: the county with the highest what's bein c1 a health alert from the north bay. the county with the highest rates of cancer and what is don fight the problem. that and all your complete election coverage at 5:00. ready yet? not yet. a few more hours. 6 and a half before the polls close at 8:00. we will have all your coverage. >> have a great afternoon, everyone.

>> katie: we talked about this. you looked me in the face and promised me not to say anything to anyone, and then you turn around and -- and tell brooke of all people. i mean, my god, bill! >> bill: rick is leaving because of ridge. >> katie: you betrayed me. again. blatantly. i mean, wh-what is this? an act of love for her? clearly she is your priority and not me. >> thomas: i know we're trusting katie to keep this secret, but i feel like we're expecting too much. >> ridge: feel like what? she gave us her word. so, let's not "what if" this to death. let's give her some faith, have some faith in her. have some faith in me. i'm gonna protect my wife and that litbo