that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> in san francisco a four-year-old girl has been rushed to the hospital with critical injuries after being hit by a motorcycle. this crash happened around 4:30 at 25th and folsom streets. the motorcyclists was taken to the hospital under police custody for minor injuries. >> one man is dead, another fighting for his life, and deputies believe they caught the man who shot both of them. investigators said an argument escalated into gunfire outside a bar on 150th after knew san leandro at 2:00 this morning. witnesses reported seeing the suspect fires' into a crowd of people, killing one man. he then chased another man and shot him. >>> a man accused of crashing a stolen car and rung around a neighborhood with a gun is headed to jail. we were in south san jose as police arrested the man. the crash happened near tobias and amelia drives at around 1:15 this afternoon. several parked

she had to earn it.anded to cecilia aguiar-curry. built a business. became an expect in water policy. balanced budgets. and always solving problems. that's how she brought much-needed technology to local classrooms... so every child has an opportunity to learn. and worked to create more local jobs... so more families can get ahead. that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. >> grant: it's the breaking news. but we decided we'd have a little fun would be possible to actually fly to cleveland about the same amount of money coming up wednesday and hundred $55 and change for a total of 654 unchanged. the cheapest ticket for game five if necessary at here in oakland $650. oliver level tickets. but about the same so we didn't actually figure the total situation. howard johnson's at the airport $40 a night getting to the arena and a half ago to watch party at oracle of a team is in cleveland their tickets for that. those are $20 each. or expensive than going to bodies place. many of from the cincinnati zoo back in may and a 10 minute encounter with t

cecilia. i think there are many people waking up this morning trying to keep calm and carry on. there are many divisions in this country and those divisions are reflected in the papers. let's take a look. "the daily mirror" asking what the hell happens now? "the times" calling it a brexit earthquake and "the dal ily mai celebrating the vote saying take a bow, britain. this morning, the brexit vote fallout triggering a tsunami of emergency meetings between the founding members of the eu taking place in berlin about what to do next exiting the eu is complicated and could take two years to formalize an agreement. >> in voting to leave it is vital to stress there is no need tore hayes. >> reporter: but the eu wants britain to get out and get out quickly. a political earthquake erupting after the announcement was made forcing the britain prime minister david cameron who was fighting fiercely to remain in the eu to resign. >> i love this country and i feel honored to have served it and i will do eve

so, i understand people having questions. >> and cecilia joins us now. now, cecilia, you know, clinton and warren, they look like a pretty happy couple today, but what are you hearing from voters you talked to outside the rally about two women on the ticket? >> reporter: well, george, i can tell you, the crowd inside the rally was one of the most enthusiastic i have seen while covering the clinton campaign. but some voters that i talked to here in ohio today told me they do not think this country is ready to see two women on the ticket. clearly, however, the clinton campaign sees warren as a huge asset, especially when it comes to attacking donald trump, and george, as we saw today, he is ready to attack right back. >> no question about that. cecilia vega, thanks very much. >>> hillary clinton and benghazi back in the headlines today. house democrats have released their own report on the terror attack that claimed the life of the u.s. ambassador, when clinton was secretary of state. their report clears her of blame. the special committee investigating th

but it was donald trump who clinton targeted today, and abc's cecilia vega is on the campaign trail.> you can't make this up. >> reporter: tonight, the sharpest words yet from hillary clinton, attacking donald trump and his trump university. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. >> reporter: a tough new tone. clinton going where many have said she should have gone much sooner. >> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> reporter: but for some clinton supporters, she still isn't going far enough. >> she's just too polite. >> reporter: she's too polite? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you want to see her do? >> say, "shut up, donald." >> reporter: but now, a powerful new weapon joining into the fight. president obama, riding high in the polls, today unleashing on trump on everything from immigration to his tax plan. >> that is not going to make your lives better. that will help people like him. that's the truth. >> reporter: but before trump, clinton facing a tougher than expected primary fight in california. >> told me

cecilia? >> david wright, thank you.orrow on "this week," george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with hillary clinton. >>> we still have much more to get to tonight. a terror warning for americans abroad. u.s. citizens in one country told of imminent terrorist attacks. we will tell you where. >>> and serena williams derailed on her way to tennis history. diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. serious side effects can happen, including pancreatitis which may be severe and lead to death.

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton wasn't planning on making this history overnight. this came after a fresh count of superdelegates. in fact, her big party is planned for tonight in new york, in fact, adding to all this drama bernie sanders is refusing to accept these results. overnight, hillary clinton securing enough delegates to clinch the democratic nomination. making history as the first woman in the country to become the presumptive nominee of a major political party. >> we are on the brink of a historic, historic, unprecedented moment but we are still have work to do, don't we? >> reporter: clinton winning enough commitments from superdelegates to push her to the number needed for the nomination and it came early. six states vote today. clinton reminding voters that she still needs their support. >> we're going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: bernie sanders, his family right there by his side in san francisco, defiant

she had to earn it.anded to cecilia aguiar-curry. built a business. became an expect in water policy. balanced budgets. and always solving problems. that's how she brought much-needed technology to local classrooms... so every child has an opportunity to learn. and worked to create more local jobs... so more families can get ahead. that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. >>> presidential candidate bernie sanders will be in san francisco tomorrow. some of his special guests include dr. corn west and danny -- cornel west and danny devito. sorry about that shot of jr. this starts at 3:30. >> plus former president clinton is continuing his campaign for hillary across the golden state. he'll start off in hayward and hit areas in the east bay and also antioch, richmond, and he will end in san francisco. >> don't forget we have the sharks playing as well. let's move on now to the weather forecast for the up copping week. >> finally some cooler temperatures outside. a lot of folks down with the heatment we're going to cool down maybe a little bit b

cecilia: una de cada seis personas en estados unidos es hispana, es decir una poblaciÓn aproximada den seguro por el costo de un seguro de salud o porque tuvimos algÚn tipo de condiciÓn preexistente. gracias a obama care muchos de esos problemas se han reducido. cecilia: un estudio detallÓ los retos que los latinos para obtener una mejor atenciÓn mÉdica, vargas en el idioma, uno de cada tres hispanos tienen dificultades para entender inglÉs. uno de cada cuatro vive por debajo de la lÍnea de provenza y uno de cada tres no terminÓ la escuela secundaria. este experto dice que la clave para prevenir enfermedades es estar preparado y bien informado. >> una persona que estÁ bien instruida en ciertas enfermedades, especialmente es la que esa persona estÁ predispuesta, previene complicaciones mÁs tarde. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: vamos a echarle un vistazo al pronÓstico del clima para este domingo, dÍa del padre. para san francisco se prevÉn cielos con grados variables, temperaturas mÁximas de los 70 y la mÍnima fluctuarÁ por los 50. en san josÉ, las temperaturas serÁn mucho más cÁlidas. las mÍnimas oscilarÁ

>> cecilia vega with us again tonight. thank you, cecilia. >>> next this evening, there is breaking developments in the search for a family missing at sea off the gulf coast of florida. a father and his three teenage children set out on their boat sunday afternoon, later making a phone call to say they'd encountered six-foot waves. tonight, a discovery they had feared, the body of one of the family members has been discovered, as the search for the others goes on. abc's steve osunsami is in st. petersburg. >> it's with a heavy heart that we announce that about 4:30 this afternoon, one of our coast guard helicopters located a deceased person in the search area. >> reporter: hope began to fade away when they found a debris field full of belongings, tennis shoes, water bottles, a propane tank, kayaks, and most alarming, six empty life jackets. about 33 miles off the west coast of florida. 45-year-old ace kimberly, his 17-year-old daughter becca lynn, 15-year-old son donny and his 13-year-old son roger were all living on their

that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. insider's keltie knight is in hollywood with more. grant and vicki, you know how they say you shouldn't ever talk about religion or politics. well, clearly the miss usa pagent didn't get the memo. 00:43 i have my question ready 18:22:02 if the election were held tomorrow, would you vote hillary clinton or donald trump for president and would you vote one over the other and why. vo #1 the audience-reacting with boo's! 8:22:14 i would get that right?" now, miss usa judge and harper's bazaar executive editor, laura brown, is under fire for putting miss hawaii on the spot with a she has her reasons! :35 it's all great to look great in a swimsuit, but to have a brain is a little better. sot up 18:22:27 we need a president to push for what is right and will continue to push this country forward. applause while the 24 year old gave a poised answer, some viewers were outraged by-the percieved "softball" question to the night's winner, miss d.c. deshauna barber, a member of the military. 18:18

that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. >>marty gonzales: conditions at the golden gate bridge were going to hang out it is going to be called. >>reporter: right now this is the live picture sfo we do have some fog conditions for the morning this is going to burn off this is along the coast of we are seeing the coldest temperatures of around the bay area 59 degrees in san francisco opened 52 already 70 degrees in san jose concord 65 livermore 66 santa rosa and 66 tigers these temperatures are already just before 730 this morning. >>reporter: it is not want to stick around to the afternoon hours the temperatures were seen are of '50s and '60s stop the region to the seven is a pot of in san jose we're going to see a lot of sunshine and the corn to start heating up 97 isn't a is of the warmest violence would want to see the ninth is just like we saw yesterday and. >>reporter: 80 for san mateo 85 expected from redwood city 89 degrees in sunnyvale and 92 expected in san jose room. >>marty gonzales: bay area had lent heavily arme

>> all right, cecilia. >>> in the meantime this evening, new tributes for muhammad ali, from those who knew him in his kentucky hometown. and, of course, from his own family. among them, his daughter, laila, who, of course, shares his passion for boxing. and late today, the family announcing that actor will smith, who played the champion in the movie "ali" will be one of his pal bearers. tonight, ryan smith with the growing list of dignitaries planning to travel to louisville to honor the greatest. >> reporter: tonight, those closest to muhammid ali remembering a heavyweight with a tender side. his daughter, laila, posting this on facebook, writing, "i was blessed to be touched by an angel. we all were." >> i felt like he was trapped inside of his body, so, i have comfort in knowing that he's not suffering anymore. >> reporter: the champ's youngest son, is at peace. >> he just wants everybody to be happy and celebrate his life, celebrate his legacy, you know, not shed tears of sadness. shed tears of joy. >> reporter: his funeral plans, as only ali would have it, specified by the champ

abc's cecilia vega in washington for us. cecilia? >> reporter: david, we are talking about spies linked to russian intelligence agencies here, and they went straight for the research on donald trump. and the dnc has files on trump going back years, that they likely plan to use against him during this nasty campaign. the hackers had access to some files for about a year, and could even read all dnc staff e-mails and chats. we're also learning that russian spies targeted the two presidential campaigns. no comment from trump, but hillary clinton said today there is no evidence her team was ever hacked. david? >> cecilia, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the other news tonight, the armed standoff inside a walmart. the gunman taking hostages, customers hiding. and our team is on the scene at this hour. >>> also, the outrage tonight in one american city after a police officer is caught on camera accused of stomping on the head of a suspect. >>> there is also an urgent manhunt for an escape

>> cecilia vega, thank you. >> we turn next now to a major bus crash on an american highway.ozens of passengers rushed to the hospital. and abc's david kerley with the images coming in now from houston. >> reporter: the houston city bus, crushed, slamming into a sign pole. the driver trapped. a chaotic scene for first responders. >> about 30 people involved. >> reporter: nearly everyone on that bus was hurt. >> bodies is going everywhere. >> reporter: some passengers say they saw that black pickup truck run a stop sign and crash into the bus. then, the powerful impact of the bus into the pole. severely benting the structure. >> it felt like a bomb blast, so, i already knew right then and there, you know, try to get people out as best you can. >> reporter: 32 people were hurt, 28 of them taken to a hospital. >> i can't move my arm, my leg, head. >> reporter: the driver of the bus had to be extricated by rescue crews. that driver was one of those taken to the hospital. this crash was so severe, that one of the passengers is in critical condition tonight. david? >> david kerley,

that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly. california primary. today rnie sanders made >>> and our top story tonight, the campaigning is down to the final hours before tomorrow's big california primary, and today, bernie sanders made several bay area stops, and he's at an outdoor concert right now at crissy field in san francisco, and meanwhile, former president bill clinton spoke in support of his wife at multiple stops today, including oakland. >>> and we are joined by kpi x 5 political analyst melissa caen. in the last half an hour, cbs news estimated hillary clinton has enough delegates to clinch the nomination, and some has to do with superdelegates coming forward and committing to her, and they are recalculating this. >> how does bernie sanders respond? >> loudly! he has already come out with a statement that says stop counting the superdelegates. they have not voted yet. how effective the argument is going to be, it's not clear. he maintains he can win the hearts and minds of the superdelegates, and that's a tough argum

. >> abc's cecilia vega covers the clinton campaign. cecilia, we know the clinton campaign wants to move on, but how worried are they that donald trump and the republicans won't let them? >> reporter: well, george, they don't seem to be worried, not yet, anyway. in fact, her aides were on the offensive today. they called this a partisan sham, a political charade. they really want to get past this, just as hillary clinton said today. they want to focus on this general election fight against donald trump. they want to focus on the conventions, which are now just around the corner, a few weeks away. the reality, however, is, hillary clinton has a serious problem with voter trust. and having this benghazi story back in the headlines certainly doesn't help on that front, as you know, it's not the only controversy hanging over her head. that e-mail controversy still out there, and george, in fact, just today, her top aide, huma abedin, was deposed in that case. george? >> and the fbi still investigating. cecilia vega, thanks. >>> and from tex