well. right now, let's bring in sandra. good tuesday morning. i want to let you know that we have downed poles and wires on 92 on the westbound side heading towards highway 1. this is causing one-way traffic, mostly impacting the westbound side but we could see potentially people heading eastbound issues because of that. here's a look at the bay bridge. we are seeing it stacking up in the fast lane but still in the green. i'll tell you about a crash in hayward on 880 in just a bit. former stanford university swimmer brock turner is in santa clara county jail after receiving a six-month sentence for sexual assault. we got an exclusive interview with the student who witnessed the crime. >> my friend, peter, we saw a couple lying on the ground. and we were wondering what was going on, and we discussed it, approached them, peter did, and asked questions, and then the guy stood up. we saw she wasn't moving. we called him out and the guy ran away, and my friend peter chased after him. i ran after him as well, and we detained him until police came eventually. >> reporter: that is the eyewitness account assault that brock turner has been convicted of. i don't want my body anymore. i was terrified of it. that statement was viewed more than 6 million times. his attorney constantly reminded the jury that the only one we can believe is brock because she doesn't remember. the helplessness was traumatizing. the santa clara da's office recommended that turner serve six years in prison. judge aaron persky, a stanford grad, sentenced him to 6 months in jail. >> i felt like i didn't do my part in representing her interest in the case because of the sentence. >> reporter: from another statement to the judge, turner's father wrote the suspects recommended by prosecutors was, quote, a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action. persky, the judge, is the target of a change.org petition. now to campaign 2016 and the race for the white house. hillary clinton is the presumptive candidate for the democrats. clinton found out just before taking the stage at a rally in long beach last night. >> we'll fight hard for every vote especially right here in california. >> mrs. clinton took to twitter after the event writing, quote, to everybody who has worked so hard, thank you. let's go win this thing. the white house is signaling that president obama's full endorsement of clinton could come as early as this week. bernie sanders's campaign is not ready to quit yet. in a statement, his representative said that the media should not rush to judgment and clinton does not have the number of pledged delegates to clinch the nomination and will need the super delegates. and a group is upset that brutal fights like this one that broke out on san jose sidewalks after a trump rally last week had cops seen retreating. now, trump's supporters are saying that they did not do enough to protect them from the protesters. but the mayor said he can't intervene because of a city charter. >> we recognize this is an election season and people come up with interesting rumors. unfortunately, some of them are false like this one. >> police have not made any more arrests. but the accusations from that night are to come forward for anyone who got violent. voters will cast for the presidential nominees and the u.s. senate race and other state and local measures. polls open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight and mailed ballots must be postmarked before today's date. we'll have a wrap up of the election results at 10:00 and 11:00, and we're always online. a man who shot two fremont police officers died of a self- inflicted gunshot wound to the head. that's the word from the alameda county coroner's report after the man shot two officers on wednesday. he broke into a fremont home and barricaded himself for hours. a s.w.a.t. team shot tear gas into the house that later caught fire. the body was found in a closet. the two officers are still being treated at a medical center in san jose. a boy visits his grandma and at a bank, she stabbed with a pair of scissors at a bank justice noon yesterday in san leandro. 33-year-old iyona hammond walked in and stabbed the 11- year-old boy with a pair of scissors. she was caught but police are struggling to understand why. >> she stabbed him from behind. the boy screamed for help. >> it's very rare that it happens here. >> jacob's parents are on their way from arizona. he is recovering well after a 90-minute surgery. relativessay all he wanted after the operation was a milkshake. california will be the 5th state with a so-called right to die law. doctors will be allowed to prescribe lethal drugs to permanently ill patients who want to end their lives and a physician in berkeley has opened up a clinic to help. dr.lonny shave lson talks about it. >> people are saying i want to talk about what this means to me. >> this was inspired by brittany maynard who had to move to oregon to follow through with ending her life after a battle with brain cancer. a lot of people are frustrated after signing up with the do not call register and people are calling anyway and are rarely punished. but new legislature would force the phone companies to provide the ability to block the tell calls. >> you have to provide for no charge the opportunity for consumers to not be bothered. >> several phone companies already offer a service with a known database to block them and smart phone apps are also available. roberta, it's primary election day. will it be nice for people to go out and vote? it depends where you are and what your version of nice is. gf --get out and vote and vote often. hey n chicago, anything goes [laughter] we have overcast skies and great conditions, areas of low clouds and fog and drizzle in san jose at 60 degrees and livermore in the upper 50s. yesterday, 24 hours ago, it was clear and now it's overcast. we have a deck of low clouds and fog that has turninged on shore and a robust sea breeze west and north and northwest and here is the deal. 12miles per hour winds in oakland. fairfield, the 31-mile per hour winds. san francisco, where we should be for this time of year, in the 60s and the same long the coast with sunshine around the peninsula. 71 at the peninsula today and 78 in santa rosa. we have your full election day forecast coming up. but right now, here's sandra. good morning to you. for those of you in hayward, we want to let you know that a spina out crash, a vehicle hit the center divide on 880 north near thornton avenue east. no delays there, but people could sneak a peek this morning. be aware of that. and half moon bay, we have downed poles and wires on westbound 92, and they are doing one-way traffic alternating which direction they are going. and we may see delays there. >> sandra, thank you. golden state warriors star steph curry said he won't play at the summer olympics in brazil saying he needs to rest his ailing knee and said, quote, it was an incredible honor to represent your country and wear usa on your chest but my primary objective this summer is to focus on my body and getting ready for the 2016- 2017 nba season. the sharks lost, but there is still a chance. they trail 3-1 after the offense sieve in a bit of a slump. fans at the sap center were frustrated but determined. some traveled a long way to see the game. >> 25 years, seriously. we've had season tickets for 25 years. >> what's it like to be here? >> awesome. disappointing but we'll be back. >> i went to the first game in '91 at the cow palace. i've been a fan my whole love. it's frustrating but it ain't over yet. >> it's a must-win situation for the sharks on thursday. game 5 is in pittsburgh. if the sharks can win there, game 6 in 6 is in san jose sunday. police make a decision on whether or not to charge the mother of a boy who fell into the gorilla enclosure at the zoo. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sleeper." it comes about a month after lo nior was it's 4:44 and a jury in los angeles has returned a deght sentence for a serial killer, lonnie franklin, junior, accused of killing 9 women and a teenaged girl over a span of a few decades. the victims were shot in the chest, choked, or both and dumped in alleys and garbage bins. >> to hear the things about what he did and how he went about doing it -- >> the long gaps in between the killings inspired the grim sleeper nickname. he will be sentenced in august. no charges for the mother of a young boy who crawled into a gorilla enclosure at the zoo. officialssay they were forced to kilt gorilla last month after it draggedded young boy around. prosecutorssay that the boy just scampered off as the mother attended to another child. the gorilla exhibit re-opens today with new barriers in place. a golden retriever with true grit, brittany, has passed away. the 16-year-old was if declining health and they made the tough choice to put her down. brittany helped rescue survivors of hurricane katrina. after all that, brittany served as an inspiration for young children. >> once she retired, she moved on to serve her community where, for the past three years, she has gone once a week to robert rhodes elementary school and visited. >> brittany was taken to the houston area to be laid to rest. a state of emergency in florida as tropical storm colin brings winds and heavy rain. a man in tampa bay caught the wild gusts and sheets of rain in action. the storm system could bring maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour and some areas could see 10" of rain. driverssay that it's best to be far away when the waves get fierce. >> when the real one hits, you better take -- heed the warning and get the heck off this island. >> the high tide has made the driver messy, but venice police had to turn away spectators, curious about the wild water. it's still lingering with the possibility of numerous tornadoes with instability of the air mass, but that's gator country, too [laughter] >> sharknado, gatornado. [laughter] all right. good morning, everybody. another one of my bosom buddy lifetime pals is stationed at treasure island looking at the skyline of san francisco. doesn't that look beautiful? i love that scene when i'm heading west. you can see the bright lights and another view from the kpix studios. the bay bridge, overcast conditions and 56 in san francisco. these numbers are more mild than 24 hours ago due to the blanket of clouds with gusty on shore winds this morning. here's what you need to knows as you start a new day for this tuesday, election day. pockets of drizzle this morning associated with the deep marine layer, and today will be the warmest day of the work week and cooler, but hotter by the weekend. here is the satellite and radar. you have to keep in mind this marine layer is roughly 2,000 feet deep. so it will take a while to clear out at the bay, make peek- a-boo clouds. and here's what you need to know, an area of low pressure out here enhancing the marine layer, and 95 in the capitol, and 93 north to ukiah. the sunup at 5:48. 60s at the coast and mid-80s inland. yes. i will be able to open my windows in pleasanton with cooler temperatures on the approach and we warm up by sunday. here's sandra. good morning. we are getting reports of a crash in san jose on 101 south. it could impact drivers trying to get in work early, and they are saying that a pole is down with debris in the roadway. on the bay bridge, we have construction on the eastbound side for those of you heading into the city. you heading inbound will not see the construction but it will be mid-span until about 6:00. so keep an eye out. this is the toll plaza. things are moving smoothly and 80s, the carquinas bridge to the maze, and keep in mind with a slight drizzle, it can be slick. 880, thorpeton avenue east, that are has been pushed out. and we are seeing all green on the sensors. looking good there. and those of you heading into half moon bay we have on 92 westbound, downed poles and wires causing one-way traffic and they are going back and forth on which direction they will be heading on 92. and that could cause delays as well. a look at the travel times on 101 from 680 to highway 237. currently, an 11-minute drive time. in san francisco and las vegas, we have learned that shiny new airport control towers like this may be more style than substance. mike sugarman with more on the technology missing that might be costly. >> reporter: this $77 million tower looks great from the outside and inside, too. >> it's one of the towers of the time, and san francisco airport is leading the industry, especially the airport industry on design and construction. >> reporter: justin montgomery worked on the design but air traffic controllers say all the state-of-the-art high-tech gear, if it goes down as it does sometimes, there will not be enough room to handle the manual paper tracking that will have to take place. the faa was taken aback by the accusation as well as montgomery. >> it's incredible what they put in the space. they have a conference room area. you'll be surprised how they use that space. >> reporter: the faa didn't get back to us after repeated e- mails and texts and phone calls, and the future of this tower? it's used with the old one for redundancy for a year. >> that was mike sugarman. and a visitor to a museum tripped and fell on to the triple elvis, the andy warhol painting. one version of that sold for $82 million. the painting was taken off the wall for evaluation and the damage doesn't appear too severe. >> oops. it's 4:52. t-mobile wants to say thank you wha. it plans to give all the customers next. >> what is cool about your school? e-mail us, coolschools@kpix.com, and we may come out and feature your school or summer camp. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, moving to one of the carri's bi vals. paul good tuesday morning, everyone. 4:54. and let's take you for a ride across the bay area. we'll have sunshine and 70s and 80s around the peninsula. good morning, san jose. your forecast high, 81. out of the 90s into the mid-80s in antioch and brentwood and san ramon and north bay numbers are stacking up, cloudy in stinson beach and 77 in sonoma. southbound 101 at san tomas expressway, debris and a pole after a crash there. we'll update you on that. can you hear me now? a former verizon pitchman is moving to another carrier. paul is best known for saying can you hear me now? but he has switched to sprint. >> i'm with sprint now because guess what? sprint's reliability is within 1% of verizon and it saves you 50% on most verizon, at&t and t- mobile rates. >> the sprint ceos that the ads are factual. and t-mobile is making a unique offer to its customers. each new and existing primary account holder will get one share of common stock in the company. 11million existing customers are eligible. the stock trading at $44. in health watch, the cdc said that americans are sadder than ever after it completed one of the largest and broadest surveys of health in the united states. it found in 2015, 30.4% of americans were obese up from the year before. the cdc said that the findings present a troubling trend that has grown steadily since at least 1997. and people that work evenings over overnight or irregular schedules are prone to health hazards. according to the texas a and m study found that constantly changing the times they wake up and eat unwinds the body clock and can result in brain damage and loss of limb movement than on 24-hour cycles of day and night. a plan to make housing in san francisco more affordable. what it could mean for renters if passed next. >> plus, when you cast a ballot today, you cannot take a selfie. but one california law maker is looking to get that changed in the future. we'll talk about it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. t a look at weat good morning. tuesday, june 7. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. we have a beautiful shot of treasure island looking across the bay. >> that is gorgeous. i made a vow to myself years ago to never take that for granted. >> good idea. >> and we'll take a look at the weather forecast. roberta, same thing, coming across the bridge? >> our photojournalist is out there and boy, he has a tough task this morning; right? and he is out in drizzle. we have deep areas of drizzle from the coast to the bay and inland areas. temperatures in the 50s and 60s, and wow, a live look at mount vaca, and we're keeping up on shore winds, gusty at times. up to 9:00 in san