hillary clinton now workingo win over voters... and her rivals supporters. she made history but it's not over yet. hillary clinton working to win over voters and her rival's supporters. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego.

>> i'm kenny choi. a win here in california topped off an historical moment for the democratic presumptive nominee. clinton winning 56% of the vote in the golden state. reporter craig boswell is live in washington with where the presidential race goes now. craig. >> reporter: kenny, good afternoon. this is a pivotal time in the race for the white house. hillary clinton has claimed her place in history as the presumptive democratic nominee but i spoke to an operative who is very skeptical that bernie sanders is going to step aside so quickly. he has millions of supporters that hillary clinton needs. hillary clinton picks up wins in four of the six states that voted tuesday and broke barriers in the process. >> first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: in an emotional speech, she remembered her mother who was born the day the 19th amendment was ratified allowing women to vote.

she then spoke about donald trump. >> when he says, let's make america great again, that is coated for, let's take america backwards. >> reporter: bernie sanders wowed his supporters with promises to fight on. >> and we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: but sanders is flying home to vermont today where he says he will assess the situation. he has a meeting with president obama at the white house on thursday to talk about how to advance the agenda he has pushed throughout the campaign. >> hello. >> reporter: donald trump delivered a more subdued primary night speech using a teleprompter. >> i will never, ever let you down. >> reporter: trump is still taking heat for questioning a federal judge's ability to preside over a lawsuit against trump university because of the judge's mexican heritage something even house speaker paul ryan denounced as racist. a san diego-based lawyers

association just put out a statement condemning trump for those comments about the judge. live at the white house, craig boswell kpix 5. another historic race we're watching closer to home, state attorney general kamala harris the former d.a. in san francisco edging out orange county rep loretta sanchez. harris was in san francisco last night and two democrats are vying for barbara boxer's u.s. senate seat. they will face off in november in a runoff. it's the first time a republican has not been on the ballot. the work isn't over for election staffers in san jose atoday. not even close. kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us ballots are being counted around the clock by hand. that's quite a task. >> reporter: yeah. check it out. a couple of dozen employees now going full tilt. the hard work now begins counting the tsunami of mail-in ballots that will be coming in over the next couple of days. this looks to be the future of elections in this county and that's why they will work 24

hours a day until it's all counted. in the modern-day democracy of sillicon valley, this is how the sausage still gets made. one envelope at a time. fact, the vast majority, three out of four voters in santa clara county don't go to the polls. they mail in their ballots. so for the first time ever the registrar of voters pulled an all-nighter to get them counted quickly. kathleen roger worked 17 hours straits from 4 p.m. yesterday to 7 a.m. today. >> your adrenaline flows. elections going on so you feel that excitement wondering how the outcome is going to be. >> reporter: the rush of democracy. >> yes. exactly. >> reporter: this election cycle they will receive a quarter million mail-in ballots. normally they count until 2 a.m., break and then come back in the morning. but with anxious candidates and constituents, democracy cannot wait. >> santa clara county is 72% vote by mail and so we have

788,000 voters. 72% is a substantial amount of votes statewide and for a local county races. and we obvious want to provide the results fast. >> reporter: this machine helps with the grunt work. it scans and compares signatures, sorts by precincts and slices the envelopes open but it still takes a person to remove the ballot and flatten it for counting. kathleen says when working these long hours, it's a fine line between being quick and being sloppy. have you hit that point yet? do you think people are tired and making mistakes? >> not at this point. no. no. because -- because pretty soon, we'll be breaking to go home. >> reporter: so again they are take the ballots out by hand to feed them into the machines where they will be counted by a machine in another room. but yeah, check this out. this is part of the quarter million ballots that will be coming november the next couple of days and over the past couple election cycles they have seen the number of mail-in ballots increase by 5% each time and they don't think it will slow down any time soon.

live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. stay with kpix 5 for all your campaign 2016 coverage. for a full list of primary results, just head to our website, cbssf.com. developing news out of san jose. city hall hit with gunfire! you can see one of the windows has been shot out h police say the damage was discovered around 6:30 a.m. it likely happened between 1:30 and 2 a.m. no suspects have been identified. no one was hurt. new details this noon about the controversial stanford sex assault case that's outraged people around the world. cbs reporter john blackstone on the newly released probation report and the victim's surprising comments. >> reporter: in court documents, obtained by cbs news, brock turner expressed remorse for his actions saying, i would give anything to change what happened that night. i made a mistake. i drank too much and my decisions hurt someone. the former stanford swimmer is serving a six-month jail

penalty for three counts of sexual assault. the sentencing itself has become controversial. many call it too lenient. >> the judge really bent over backwards in order to give this young man a light sentence. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are calling for the judge, who handed down the punishment, aaron persky, to be removed from the bench but others say he was fair. in an interview for the probation report last month, the victim herself said i want him to be punished but as a human i just want him to get better. he doesn't need to be behind bars. >> judge persky did a tremendous job in this sentence. >> reporter: the public defender knows persky well and says he doesn't deserve the backlash he is receiving. >> the fact that people are calling his courtroom and threatening him and his family, hoping that he dies badly, i mean, that's just ridiculous!! >> reporter: persky received at least 39 letters from turner's family and friends advocating for the 20-year-old. his sister wrote a series of alcohol-fueled decisions will

define him for the rest of his life. turner's sexual assault conviction stems from a 2015 fraternity party on stanford's campus. witnesses describe the victim as lying on her back motionless while turner, aggressively thrusted his hips into her in the grass near a dumpster. >> she was unconscious. i checked her and she didn't move. >> reporter: when the victim read an emotional laetner last letter in court last week she was disappointed to his lack of remorse or responsibility. >> outrage, social media on fire. people are angry. they are frustrated. they want to find a place to direct that energy. >> reporter: the stanford campus newspaper the daily stanford reports that a demonstration is planned for commencement day. that is sunday. john blackstone, milpitas, california. developing news in oakland, police say a possible kidnap victim is safe and another

person has been detained in an abduction attempt. officers responding to alcatraz avenue and herzog street around 9:15 a.m. the area is an active scene and some streets are closed off. also in oakland two women were killed in two shootings. the first was midnight on alameda avenue near interstate 880. another woman fatally shot around 7:00 on international boulevard near oracle arena. tonight warriors fans will be rooting from a distance for game 3 of the nba finals. another watch party is planned for oracle arena kpix 5's jackie ward is live with the plans of all the fans. >> reporter: michelle, this is where the t-mobile used to be at one embarcadero center but now it's a store where warriors fans can get all the gear they need for tonight's game. in the heart of san francisco's financial district, "dub nation" can stop here and make sure they're decked out in

their best blue and yellow. 12,000 tickets have already been sold for tonight's watch party at oracle but you can still get some at warriors.com for 20 bucks each. little steven here is ready for tonight's game. he spelled his name with a ph just like his favorite player. why do you like steph curry? >> because he is really good. and, um, he scores often three- pointers. >> reporter: another young fan is expected to get some goodies from the warriors today. 12-year-old jacob soriano is recovering from stab wounds he got during a bank robbery on monday. his aunt told me that last night following surgery was an uncomfortable one for jacob. she says he hopes the warriors will instill some hope and positivity within him as heals. the warriors said they are gathering some "dubs" gear and a note from the team to give to jacob soon. and stephen's thoughts on the outcome of game 3? >> because it's not at their

home, probably they will lose. but we don't know. but they're such a good team, they might win. >> reporter: so we'll have to wait and see at game time tonight. the warriors take on the cavaliers at 6 p.m. pacific time. the woman who stabbed jacob is expected in court later today. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. and you want to keepan eye on that mouth guard chewing by steph curry. it turns out that it improves his free throw percentage. the wall street journal says he shoot 89.5% from the line with his mouthpiece in his mouth. but 91% when he is chewing on it. >> cope on chewing, curry. >> that's right. one of the world's top tennis players suspended from the for the for doping. how maria sharapova is reacting to the news. >> making accommodations for muhammed ali mourners. what happened when thousands of tickets for his memorial were given away free. >> from the kpix 5 weather

center, good afternoon, everybody. the winds are picking up. clouds are clearing and we are going to look ahead now for your weekend forecast. we have all those details as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,

sharapova has been suspended from competition for two yes -- for doping. new at noon, five time grand slam tennis champion maria sharapova has been suspended from competition for two years for doping. the decision handed down this morning by the international tennis federation. sharapova tested positive for a banned substance in january. she was unaware it was a banned substance and she will appeal. thousands of free tickets

to muhammed ali's memorial are gone. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: for emma and her 8- year-old great-grandson, muhammad ali's funeral isn't just any event. >> thank you! got my ticket, yay! >> reporter: it's a moments in history. >> i'm a fan of muhammed ali, the greatest man in the world. >> reporter: the louisville native arrived it the downtown arena 10:30 tuesday night and made friends with strangers in line sharing her memories of him growing up. >> he would always say i'm pretty, i'm pretty. i'm going to be the world's next heavyweight champion. >> reporter: thousands of others lined the streets of louisville for a chance at some of the 14,000 available free tickets. organizers are expecting to fill the arena friday. for those who don't get a ticket, the service will be shown on big screens outside and streamed online. regina thompson says she wouldn't miss the chance to say good-bye to her hometown hero. >> being able to see a home

boy, the greatest that ever was in boxing, god bless him. >> reporter: on friday, she will join dignitaries and leaders from around the world and those from her own backyard to say good-bye. when muhammad ali fills an arena one last time. kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> and just so anyone can participate in the event a 19- mile procession through through louisville is planned. two teens arrested in the killing of a classmate will be in court. carlos martinez and edwin guevera face murder charges. a third man faces accessory charges. the two students were shot and attacked with a machete on a hiking trail killing one of them. uc-santa cruz police asking for your help finding this woman. she is 21-year-old jean "beverage." she was reported missing yesterday afternoon and hasn't been seen since sunday morning at her apartment.

police say she may be at risk and possibly in need of medication. a truck driver in mountain view missed the brake and hit the gas leading to this. the truck slammed into the side of a building on ellis street. no one was hurt except the driver. how's the forecast, roberta? >> i wanted to take a look at our live weather camera over the golden gate bridge. it's a good barometer with the flag. it's on the fly this afternoon. can you see it there? it's whipping around. the winds have been blowing out of the west up to 25 miles per hour. so blustery day but the skies clearing out sooner than it did 24 hours ahe ago. 68 right now in san jose. dana a weather watcher in novato reports peak winds 12 miles per hour and blustery with fog puffs floating around.

that's the scenario around the bay right now. 14-mile-per-hour winds in oakland, 18 sfo, 12 in mountain view, 14 tri-valley. i think we are getting the feel for this. 28 at the delta right now. but it is calm in santa rosa. robust sea breeze with the deep layer of low clouds and fog. we have had some pockets of drizzle along the coast. otherwise, we are beginning to see minimal sunshine at the beaches. clouds are stacked up next to the immediate seashore, "june gloom" a repeat performance from earlier in the week. hears our futurecast. by tonight you see the marine layer pushes onshore. goes inland towards the tri- valley with localized drizzle. it will back off tomorrow morning. so temperatures will respond. this low will push through the

state of california. that's about it. 76 degrees. low 70s up to 74 in the greater lake tahoe area. 85 to 97 in fresno. 78 degrees. sunset at 8:30. we are getting 40 seconds of additional daylight today compared to yesterday. i can feel it! [ laughter ] >> here's your extended forecast: we have a ballgame tonight, giants hosting the red sox. baumgarner on the mound for the good guys. >> layer up! >> thank you. let's take a look at the big board and see how the market is doing today. you can see the dow is up about 65 points. axl rose has an axe to grind. what he is demanding now from google. that's coming up.

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well, today's tip of the day is going to be is yellow nectarines in the market now. all the summer fruits are coming in. this time of year you know the season is just kicking in. it's going to start to peak in a month but right now it's good. if you don't select them right, you will be disappointed. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, beautiful red color all the way around with this dark pink. a little give to the touch. not too much but make sure it's free from in shriveling whatsoever. store them on the counter, not in the refrigerator.

when they have a nice give to them, that's when they are ready to enjoy and loaded with juice. so nectarines in the market, look at this table. it's summertime. i love it. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. some bay area travelers are already taking advantage of alaska airlines' new flight to southern california. today the airline launched three daily nonstop flights from mineta international airport to orange county and san diego. the airline says it will make it easier to connect to beijing and london flights. and the tsa says it's getting travelers through security faster at u.s. airports. the head of the agency says that more lanes and staffing have been been added during peak travel times. in recent weeks 99% of passengers made it through security in less than 30 minutes. the front man of guns & roses going after google. axl

rose is demanding pictures be taken down of him. here's one of the so-called fat axl rose memes in question. another reads welcome to the jungle, we have tons of cake. no word if google will take the pictures down. we'll be right back. ,, wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water

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wearing nd tennis shoes... a sillicon valley executive gets a reality check. what happened when he showed up to a london ritz-carlton wearing a hoodie and tennis shoes? that and more at 5:00. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> i had to take off my hoodie. >> tennis shoes. >> got the heels on. >> makes you laugh. you start checking. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

>> ridge: we're doing this for douglas, we're doing it for his mother. i'm protecting my family, and you're gonna respect that. >> caroline: douglas is our son. >> thomas: only the people in this room and katie know about this secret. >> ridge: and it's gonna stay that way. >> steffy: i have to be honest about this. >> wyatt: i understand how you feel. >> steffy: so you agree. your mom's dangerous. >> wyatt: i'm not gonna defend what she did to liam, if that's what you're asking. >> steffy: she belongs in jail! >> wyatt: steffy! if it wasn't for her hot-shot lawyer, she probably would be. and if we're being perfectly honest... i'm kind of relieved that she's not. look, what she did to liam was insane, it was crazy, yes. but she's still my mother, steffy.