united states and are proud to endorse her for that position. i hasten to say it's a not over till it's over . californians haven't voted or have others in five states. so while the nomination may either in numbers as far as superdelegates i didn't endorse yet because i am a superdelegate and i think that the matter should be determined by the voters. >> according to the associated press clinton has reached to the number of delegates she needs to become the democratic parties presidential nominee but sanders says he refuses to concede. >> how can this be affecting voter turnout today. polling places are open as a voters here in california have their say. >> election officials are predicting high voter turnout. >> you saw a live video and we see pictures coming in . millions of voters turning out casting their ballots today and a higher than average turnout is expected today. 80 million voters are expected to cast ballots. about 45% of the registered voters . most are choosing to vote by mail. there was a late a surgeon registered voters adding about 645,000 voters to the roles of the last minute . part of that contributed to a last-minute registration reminder on facebook. election officials say they are waiting to see of the the increase in registration translates to an increase in actual votes. >> we are seeing 80% more voters here compared to 2008. with issued 80 -- 80% more ballots this election than 2015. >> voters of this morning said that they are ready to begin the process of picking the next president. >> the best and then you can do is get out and vote if you want to be a good citizen in this democracy. >> as you know i was out there at the registers this morning and we saw enthusiastic voters out there even before polls opened. we saw a drive-up spot were people could drop in their mail the ballots. we saw people coming in to drop off ballots inside. there were certainly a lot of people ready enthusiastic and ready to get out there. >> all different ages. >> lots of different ages. we saw from first time of voters to older people. they did say presidential politics is what drew them at this time. >> a lot of people also mail in the their ballots. a lot of interest. >> absolutely. a lot. out of washington dc paul ryan is unveiling a positive or public vision for the public. this is the first of several policy plans aimed at uniting the publicans. tonight speaker right proposed in overhaul of the nation's property program . this proposal would make changes to welfare food and housing aid programs among others. >> this is how you help people move onward and upward. and this is just one . the first installment of our six part agenda. we are calling this agenda better way. we are calling this agenda a better way and we will be rolling out over the next three weeks. >> the idea behind the major point of speak orion's plan would help set the stage for the future if a republican should become president. speaker ryan also commented on donald trump's recent remarks about the federal judges of mexican heritage. he called trumps the comments racist. he said they were undercutting his own push to roll out a positive policy agenda for the gop. >> i would get -- progress of the comments he made. claiming a person can't do a job because of a race is the textbook definition of a racist comment. >> a speaker ryan's is he still supports the truck because he doesn't think hillary clinton is the answer. stop we do hope you stay with us for all your election day news. will have extended coverage tonight as results come in from 7:00 until 9:00 tonight also falls on facebook and twitter and all the latest results of the 10:00 news right here. a woman driving a stolen ambulance led police on the pursuit of this morning that ended in a fiery crash. >> what to let up to the bizarre chase. >> the san francisco fire department ambulance was smoldering and stuck on top of a guard rail on treasure island after this morning's crash. this was the end of the bizarre police chase that happened just after 8:00 this morning. authority say a woman stole this rig from in front of the ambassador hotel while the ambulance crew was inside it treating the woman. a tracking device helped officers find the ambulance and that led to a police pursuit eastbound on the bay bridge . the woman lost control in the that ambulance as she exited the treasure island. >> after the ambulance crashed the woman behind the wheel was able to hop out of the cab before the ambulance caught fire . incredibly enough she was not hurt and was immediately taken to cut. >> investigators are still trying to figure out exactly how the woman was able to steal the ambulance this morning. it was a left running during the emergency call at the hotel which is standard procedure to keep the equipment powered. the fire department says the rake likely would have been locked. >> even though the ambulance is on it gets turned on and the keys get taken out of the ignition but the ambulance stays on and the ambulance actually locks up. so as two how this occurred whether the ambulance crew did that procedure or if they had a turned off and lockdown or if ambulance is unlocked. we don't know. >> authorities aren't sure why this woman took the ambulance in the first place . although it's possible she was trying to get her hands on drugs. although the fire department says all medications are kept in a secure lockbox on board. police achieved from all over the east bay came together today in walnut creek to talk what issues facing officers as they heard from retired philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey who cochaired president obama's task force on 21st century policing . they talked about some of the things they could do better or differently to get ahead of some of the controversial issues and problems officers have encountered across the country . they also discussed building trust between officers and citizens. >> people want to trust the police and they want to feel the police are going to treat them fairly. they call that police legitimacy. everyone gets a fair shake no matter what their status is in society. >> the chief says they are here more officers say they want more training and more education on how to do their jobs better because policing has become more complex. in san francisco it has been two weeks since greg stepped down but now there's a word of more changes . the examiner reports three deputy chiefs into commanders have been reassigned while the department says the changes are routine the paper reports they some people view the switches of the child -- a troubling indication of continuingly rotating leadership. a judge is a facing scrutiny from people across the country as an effort to recall him increases. an online recall petition has now surpassed its goal of 300,000 signatures. >> 's stanford law professor who is friends with the victim is spearheading this effort . she says she is serious about getting this judge recalled. were talking about judge erin hersey prosecutors asked 20-year-old brock turner to be sentenced to six years in prison but two the judge gave him six months in jail for sexually assaulting and intoxicated unconscious woman on stanford campus . the judges of the sentence was appropriate given turner's a lack of criminal history. this has sparked public outrage . the law professor started an official webpage for the recall effort with progressive women for a silicon valley. they formed a steering committee to go forward. there are petitions on change .org to recall the judge which have gathered more than 300,000 signatures. with the professor says of those illegally won't change anything and that's why she's in the process of securing legal counsel and fundraising so it will hold some sort of legal weight. as expected tropical storm collin colin is bringing heavy rain and lots of wind. >> we will show you the mess left behind in florida and what is next. though we are slightly cooler than we have been in recent days meteorologist rosemary is here to talk to us about a rosemary. we are learning more details about the funeral plans for legendary boxer, that way. the big names expected to take part in that service. -- mohammed ali. the big names expected to take part in that service. ♪ i ♪ shining through rs ♪ i see your true colors ♪ and that's why i love you ♪ so don't be afraid ♪ to let them show ♪ your true colors ♪ true colors ♪ true colors ♪ are beautiful who moves in florida or beacon repairs after tropical storm colin brought heavy wind and rain to the region . tons of people in florida were without power and wind gusts in sarasota reported 60 miles per hour. already the storm is moving toward georgia and the carolinas. >> it could move to cyclone status by the end of the day. >> people in south carolina prepping in advance for tropical storm colin putting out sandbags in charleston as the rain and high surf begin hitting the state monday. >> i hope her mother nature smiles on us the summer. it's concerning. >> the storm system turning off the southeast coast after making landfall here in florida overnight. colin bringing high wind and heavy rain to the sunshine state causing damage and flooding and knocking out power. >> we thought it was going to rain . we didn't know's going to storm and flood. >> florida's governor declared a state of emergency budget the state largely escaped massive destruction. >> it sort of mediocre. that's all it is. it's been worse. >> more rainfall is expected for tuesday. several inches are forecast for north florida georgia and part of the carolinas. tornadoes are already possible for the coastal carolina area. >> this is the earliest than a third it mean to storm has ever formed the atlantic basin and a tropical storm colin is expected to lose it cyclone status sometime tonight. and no rain here at home. stop but rosemary we are going to cool down aren't we. >> we are looking this cool down continuing to the end of the business we outside our doors at this hour some of us has had a warmer summer a tad cooler and this is also what we will see as we work to the next few days. some areas are having in the the low cloud coverage to linger and there is a beautiful view as we look into san francisco you can see the low clouds up against the coastline in his a different respect from up above where you can see widespread gray over areas of from the sonoma county coastline all the way down into monterey. you can go closer and we have a little bit of fog lingering over areas like santa rosa and portions of the north bay. and some on the north edge of the bay bridge there as you can see. portions of the east bay as well. partly cloudy skies expected us to get into the second part of the day. coastline at mostly sunny. temperatures right now 73 in fairfield 75 livermore 70 at walnut creek . a mild one for your noontime. as we get closer to the water where we have 59-degree at half monday partly to mostly cloudy skies is another cool one . sixty-seven right now in oakland. seventy-one mountain view and san jose of the four. -- 74. if you get around the bay some of us are cooler than yesterday some warmer even areas like santa rosa are just a touch cooler than yesterday. napa a tad warmer. we will continue this trend as we get to the afternoon. onshore breeze is with us and will remain. these afternoon highs for today resemble yesterday's for most of us. seventy-eight for concord 68 hayward 62 san francisco partly cloudy. seventy in santa rosa and into the south bay 75. it going to see the giants this afternoon later today it's going to be partly cloudy and breezy and cool at at&t park as they take on the red sox. here's a look at your extended forecast. we do have this cooling trend that is can on to continue thursday and friday that are temperatures will bottom out are warmer locations in the upper 70s perhaps touching 80 degrees and then the bay area temperatures will bounce back on saturday with a bigger warm up on sunday expected. a little bit of everything for everybody. a nice to see the giants back home after ten games on the road. we're learning more details with the funeral services form boxing legend muhammad ali. today is family spokesperson announced a list of pallbearers that include after will smith lennox lewis jimmy ellis and a variety of close family and friends. billy crystal brian to come on some of president bill clinton are some of those that will eulogize our way. he died friday after more than a 30 year battle with parkinson's. ali will be buried in his hometown of louisville kentucky. meanwhile professional mixed martial artist kimbo slice is being remembered as a charismatic larger-than-life personality after his sudden death in florida yesterday. he was 42 and hospitalized yesterday for undisclosed reasons in coral springs florida. cause of death is unknown. file play is not suspected . kimbo slice fought and won in february of the victory was later overturned when he tested positive for a bad steroid. a local barber is hanging up his clippers after more than six decades . after the break we find out what golden state warrior legend chris mullen says about the barber . later this week of -- alamo square park is expected to reopen. stop currently the park is undergoing a $4.3 million -- renovation and act request from residents and london pre- park officials has decided to make the grassy area available again starting on thursday saying it will not delay the project. crews are upgrading the park's restrooms as well as landscaping. supervisors supervises are expect to consider a proposal that would pull the loophole in a city law and a shield low income hiv and aids and survivors from rent hikes. right now people who receive federal housing subsidies are protected from rent increases right that excludes aids and hiv survivors. supervisor scott weiner introduced the measure and he said it's not clear why the group was excluded in the first place . if approved the protections could go into effect as soon as next month. summer travel season is getting underway but travelers are reporting mixed results after that he is a role that a series aimed at cutting the long wait times at airport security checkpoints. now congress is grilling tsa administrators about what more can be done to make sure people stop missing flights without compromising safety . one suggestion is to sign up for the pre- check system. so far only 10 million people have enrolled compared to the 25 million that is hoped-for. we talked with people to find out why they haven't joined pre- check. >> i don't really think i need to at this point. i don't have that much trouble to warrant that much expenditure. >> a lot of people i know that do that he is a pre- and get you the quicker but sometimes there are more people in that line than the regular line. it's hit or miss. >> it costs $85 for five years for the pre- check system at the sign of you submit information online bingo to a tsa office to show your passport and pay. the price of oil edging higher you have to waste the gas prices as we inched toward summer. also today energy companies are gaining most on the market from drug companies tumbling . you can see the dow up 52 points. not a lot of movement on the nasdaq. the second round of bidding is underway for yahoo's core internet business and the leading contender is a verizon. analysts to the company will offer a bit of about 3 billion for yahoo's internet search and advertising business thing. yahoo gets about 1 billion users per month across it's site and verizon would like to add it to it's stable of internet brands which include aol purchase for $4.4 billion last year. after 63 years a man who cut the hair of some of the bay area's best athletes is hanging up his clippers. >> we stopped by for a trim and we are introduced to the man who one golden state warrior legend credits him for making him a better basketball player. >> barbara dick keller has been cutting hair at razors hedge for more than six years. >> at 80 years old kellogg has announced his retirement ending a local tradition . the shop is a slice of americana complete with traditional barber pole and the chairs and it's been a place for men to get a card but also to catch up on who's doing what in town. >> how old was he when you gave him his first haircut. >> grammar school. >> in need of a haircut i want to have mine cut at least once by dick for the hands of his clippers for good at the end of the month. while he worked on my here we talked about him his business his life music and sports. he also showed us his tools of the trade that he used seemingly without effort. dick is a big sports fan and he's cut of the hate -- harrison bay area legends. perhaps most famous chris mullen . chris is famous for his razor cut and dick kellogg is the one who gave it to him. >> this is the way i used to cut chris's hair . maybe you'll get a good left-handed shot like him. >> i most definitely do not. mullins a jersey is the most prominent wall hanging in his shop but there's also a photo of kenny stabler and assigned back from mark mcguire both former clients. stop chris mullen jokingly credits kellogg with making him a better basketball player because of his signature haircut. but it's not just famous people who will miss dick kellogg. longtime clients have been stopping by to say goodbye and get one last haircut. >> i'm very lucky to be on this list. >> after all was said and done i got a good haircut and had an even better conversation. >> sal told me 20 bucks and a bargain at that price. still ahead of last year we learned a 9-year-old granddaughter of a congresswoman is transgender and now we are look -- hearing from her and her brother -- father about her emotional journey to gender identification. there are several other big contests out there on the ballot decides the presidential nomination. more election coverage now. bernie sanders is wrapping up his bay area visitor heading into southern california . take a look at these photos sent us on the butler in the chef restaurant in san francisco were sanders stop for breakfast just this morning. >> he had a great time. he's a great guy . everybody was happy with everything. and they went on their way. today today's a special day. >> the owner said he had to move fast . they called a few minutes before he arrived asking if he could host to the candidates breakfast for his family and staff. >> across the state voters are heading to the poll and drop off boxes for today california primary. >> larry clinton is expected to become the presumptive democratic nominee. doug mack away has more from the campaign trail. >> hillary clinton is now the presumptive democratic nominee according to the associated press marking the first time in history that a woman it tops a major party ticket for the presidency of the united states. >> i have to tell you according to the news we are at the brink of a historic unprecedented moment. >> the report comes after -- hours after voters in the final few states head to the polls today including the delegate rich state of california were independent vermont sender -- vermont senator bernie sanders is refusing to drop out of the race. >> there's nothing to concede. secretary clinton will not have the requisite number of alleged delegates to win the democratic nomination. she will be depended on super delegates. they vote in july 25th. >> the sanders campaign is open to persuade enough superdelegates to break from clinton head of the party's convention. meanwhile donald trump who has secured the republican nomination last month is coming under fire why some of his implication last week that the judge overseeing the pending lawsuit over trump university is biased because he is of mexican heritage and disagrees with the businessman's immigration platform. >> i think this sense the sense is that donald trump speaks his mind . he calls like he sees it . this judge has been mistreating them from day one. >> trump has been off the campaign trail over the last few days and while he's been at going after clinton he's also expected to speak from new york city to nine tonight as the polls close. look at some of the other races being decided today. who will replace longtime democratic senator. there are 34 different candidates on the ballot for the two front runners both democrats sanchez has strong support among latinos. >> proposition 50 is only state measure on the ballot today that would allow legislators to suspend the lawmaker without pay . it was prompted by a number of political scandals recently in the state legislature. one involving former san francisco senator lee when he was now serving a five-year prison content for political corruption . he was suspended from his post in the state senate after his arrest but continued to receive the paycheck and benefits from the taxpayers to other senators who are caught up in separate scandals in 2014 also continue to receive their paychecks as well. we have you covered this election day and well beyond . what beyond. will have extended coverage of the california primary . live from 7:00 until 9:00 tonight. will also have complete results of the 10:00 news. now to our segment to a personal tale of love and support its a story of a 9-year-old melissa phillips the granddaughter of southbay congressman mike condo. he publicly announced last year in a tweet to his granddaughter is transgender. >> our photojournalist sat down with melissa and her father to discuss their emotional journey kicks only thing i can remember was the first time she asked for address. she wanted to disney dress . okay. alright let's get her disney dress if that's what she wants. i'm never hesitating for a second to try to think and get my mind wrapped around it and think should i be allowing this. is there an issue with that . but it didn't take me long. she was assigned a boy at birth but she always felt like she was a girl. >> my name is melissa. i'm nine years old . and i like to dance. >> i have three kids. when there playing spies she wanted to be the female spy that was running around and going after them. it wasn't a decision she made. it's just that that's who she was. >> i knew i was a girl i'd 18 months. i just knew. >> she was very adamant that she wanted to be a girl. she identified as a girl. so we recognize that and supported her. >> was there any time that you rejected that idea. >> i never rejected the idea. was open to anything. at the end of the day you're here to support your children. it doesn't mean i knew it was going on . i was confused a little bit. not quite sure what this meant or what she was trying to express. maybe she's gay. maybe that's the path she wants to take and that's fine. stop or maybe she just wants to address because you feel like wearing a dress today. i didn't know. >> i still wasn't transitioned but i had girl backpacks and stuff and people kind of laughed. i got to be myself at home but not at school until i transitioned. >> we definitely felt comfortable with making the decision as a family. >> what happens if is melissa hits puberty and says dad i was wrong wrong. >> when kids are persistent and insistent they usually don't go back. but were here to support her. [music] being in third grade we get her dressed up in her first day of school closed been great being awesome be excited to go to school and meet new friends and off she went. and at the end of the day we just ask the question how did it go good or bad what was good was bad. she made great friends . she had a cool class. she left her teacher. it's good stuff. >> what you other kids to do now -- to know. >> to be themselves and their who they are on the inside. >> she wants to be happy and that's what i want . her to be happy . >> melissa's family tell us us she's on medication right now to help suppress the changes that puberty would normally bring. >> the widow of labor leader has died yesterday at a natural cause and bakersfield. she matters cesar chavez in 1948 and helped the farmers union in 196 . she was the bookkeeper head of the credit union raised eight children and worked in the field to support her family. a man suspected of shootings to a fremont police officers last week died after shooting himself . the 44-year-old was found dead inside a home in fremont where he had barricaded himself after wednesday shooting. the home caught fire after police through teargas inside corner sows an autopsy revealed he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. 's officers he's accused of shooting are still recovering in hospital. police say one still remains in critical condition. a 12-year-old boy coupling at children's hospital after he was a step a suspected bank robber . he came here for vacation . they went to wells fargo yesterday morning . the boy was waiting in the lobby for relative to finish up when the suspect the 30 -- 32-year-old iona haven't robbed someone making a cash deposit . she was armed with a knife and a pair of scissors. investigators say there were 25 other people in the bank at the time but for some unknown reason she stabbed the boy at least three times in the back. >> the boy screamed for help . he ran over to the relative. who saw that he was bleeding . the bank itself did have blood on the floor with a boy was stabbed. >> two on armed security guards helped contain her until officers arrested the woman outside the bank. the boy underwent surgery and is expected to survive. a school scrambling to recover at the seams a stole thousands worth of laptops and equipment . here's a look at what teachers from brentwood academy found yesterday morning. paint is built on the floors and all -- stolen ipads and chrome books. >> it hurts is on a deep level because all our kids come to school here everyday to learn and for them to walk in in the morning and two see six police cars out front and caution tape and a place were they always feel safe it made them feel very unsafe. >> brentwood academy has 540 students. official say based on the graffiti found at the school former students could be responsible. still had a disappointing loss for the san jose sharks but they say it's not over yet. >> the golden state lawyers are back on the court in cleveland as they get ready for game three of the nba finals tomorrow. despite their lead in a series what of the warrior say about lebron and the cavaliers. slightly cooler temperatures around the bay area. but it won't last long. we come back with details. the nfl commissioner roger goodell is alive and well. after appears his twitter account was hacked this morning around 9:30 a.m. it's end quote we regret to inform our fans are commissioner has passed away he was 57. the tweet was quickly different -- deleted but not before been noticed by thousands of fans out there. and first for short time roger caddell was actually a trending topic on twitter. are golden state warriors are in cleveland right now gearing up for game three tonight. >> that's a terrible prank . horrible. the warriors are in cleveland practicing today. the one big story right now is will kevin love play. he got hit in the head on that play and we can assure you he was going to the concussion protocol. he was at practice today . kevin love is doubtful for the game tomorrow night. stop we shall see whether he suits up. and that's a big deal because he's one of their big three players although they played better in the finals last year without him . the warriors are just absolutely dismantled the cavaliers so far in this series. up two games to love but series going back to cleveland the cavaliers in the postseason seven and zero at home them and outscoring opponents by 21 points. 's of the cavaliers play detroit and atlanta and toronto . here's lebron. >> we are confident bunch. especially at home. with had a huge boost not only at home but especially on the road. we're excited to get out there tomorrow night and defend home court as we have done so far this postseason. >> we can't get complacent. we can't celebrate anything because we haven't accomplished anything yet. and it will be good for us to have the same mindset he just described . regardless of the two -- zero lead. >> i love their approach the warriors are not taking anything for granted . the warriors and pat riley are saying this is not a series until home team loses. so the cavaliers are taking that approach and the warriors held turf at home and looking brilliant doing it. and you can't imagine at this point it seemed like a foregone conclusion but they still have to win and play these next two games in cleveland and see what happens . >> play just as hard if not harder than they were playing. >> of sharks sharks was a tough one last night. >> man they have no margin for error now. they have to win three in a row. the bottom line. and the cold hard reality is the team is up 3-1 in the stanley cup finals are 31-1 all-time in taking home the cup. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. >> well done. >> there is a chance. in fact we just had to look back of the warriors. they kills with a thunder 3-1 in the came back and one. sharks fan don't despair yet . what they have to do though is there to score first . because they've been playing catch-up this entire series. the been playing from behind. they haven't scored or led a single game in this series unless you count the final score in game three but they haven't lead for single second during any of these games and if had chances of 13 goals in the playoffs no points in the finals and they have dominated speed wise getting to the park creating scoring chances although the sharks have had their fair share they just haven't been able to find the back of the net . here's with the sharks are saying after that tough loss. >> we're will bounce back -- we will bounce back. but we know with the sales like and we take a little confidence from and moving forward i think they'll be important. >> i think we didn't start slow we just haven't found a way to get a goal. we haven't had opportunities in the game two and if it goes into the play different games with think it's just the first goal is big. it's not like that had more opportunities than a. we just haven't found a way to get the first one in. >> here's with the sharks have going for them . have been the best road team all year. so they have to get a win tomorrow and then they had to bring it home they have to win another game and then take their chances. >> they have to play every ship like at their last. >> is a tall order but it can be john. >> there is a chance. >> there is a chance. >> wise words of jim carrey. just when you thought organizers had learned from embarrassing mistakes with uruguay's national anthem sunday at phoenix they made another one . this time i believe i stadium with chilies anthem. >> that's pit bulls a single mr. . world wide interrupting the conclusion of the anthem. organizers are surely apologizing again . credit has to be given to the chilean team for ignoring the interruption and continuing to belt out there anthem . of course with a lot of pride. for the first time in more than a decade there's a new woman on the top of the forbes list for highest-paid a female athlete. serena williams on seats to reassure pope at the top of the list. williams widely considered the most dominant player in the history of women's tennis aren't $28.9 billion between june of 2015 and june of 2016. that number includes a $20 million in endorsement earnings from companies such as chase nike and pepsi. sharapova ranks second and rhonda rosie is third. we are definitely more comfortable than where we were last week in her temperatures are going to continue to cool as we get into the rest of the business week. here's a look at san francisco. a beautiful shot. you to the low clouds have retreated. we are looking a partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy right along the coastline but for the rest of but that's pretty much cleared out out. i am watching a little bit of patchy fog over portions of the east bay and north bay. look at what's going on over the last half-hour. continuing to clear out of the way this is where we stand at the moment. san francisco's hill -- still partly to mostly cloudy and then the east bay right around berkeley at the marina we still have a little bit of great -- a great. we go to north bay santa rosa we have gray sky here as well. this will burn out and will have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline today. we have high pressure off the coast of southern california but it's upstream. this right in here will work its way across and that will bring us cooler weather is a go into the days ahead . but for today temperatures very similar to yesterday on sure breezes with us. gusts at 26 miles per hour. we always look to this to sort of help us guide where inland areas are going to land into the afternoon as we know that afternoon seabreeze when it gets to about 25 to 35 miles per hour it's going to make a difference. we are looking at pretty comfortable weather for inland communities this afternoon. the highs right now are actually 75 in livermore 75 in concorde to the north by where we have a lingering low cloud cover 64 santa rosa. san francisco 63 a cool 59 half moon bay and for the peninsula did a full 70 degrees right now in redwood city. as we get to the second part of the day we are expecting a 70 degrees for santa rosa 72 nevada mid- 70s napa 75 mostly sunny in napa that's gorgeous. seventy-seven walnut creek mid to upper '80s for inland communities . yesterday we saw some of our hotter spots in low 90s and we are beginning again to see this cool down for our inland cities . how about the south pay 75 san jose 77 cupertino and we have temperatures right along the upper 60s low to mid 70s for the peninsula. seventy-five palo alto. your extended forecast temperatures continuing to cool as we get into wednesday. the coolest days will be thursday and friday with a slight rebound on tuesday and a bigger jump -- did i say tuesday and that saturday. and a bigger jump on sunday. new figures so -- to show california's continued to save month in the month of april. the figures, as some agencies across the state prepared to ease restrictions. the state will begin lifting mandatory conservation for water districts of that show that they have enough water to get by if the drought lasts another three years. most of california remains in five years of drought. coming up with watch them on tv but how much of what we see of the celebrity chefs truly depicts who and what they are in the kitchen. still ahead we hear from the world's top chefs about their love of kitchen -- cooking and what drives their passion. ♪ i ♪ shining through rs ♪ i see your true colors ♪ and that's why i love you ♪ so don't be afraid ♪ to let them show ♪ your true colors ♪ true colors ♪ true colors ♪ are beautiful we are taking a peek at the doubt and it's up 25 points. s and p and nasdaq also on the plus side . by the way the price of oil is topping $50 up barrel. it is primary day here in california. >> all eyes of the democratic presidential race bernie sanders insists he can gain of the delegates needed to stay in this race against hillary clinton if there is a big voter turnout and two that point a new field poll shows an increase in spec that's expected a number of voters will turn out today. as a truck the track the election we will add analysis and breakdown the role california's playing today. while they may be celebrities on tv but don't their star status for you. >> despite tv shows several restaurants across the country off-camera the chefs take the art of cooking very seriously. the secret to their success. >> he may be one of the world's most famous chefs running his vast restaurant tv empire but when it comes to gordon ramsay what you see in a small green really is what you get. >> everyone thinks your tv chef. it has nothing to do with tv. that's how i treat male businesses. i don't have a different side to meet with the cameras up or down. it's me . i'm paying for the room i'd like to get into my wardrobe. >> ramsey said he didn't choose a cooking through to become famous. >> i'm a real chef. i'm a celebrity because almost any of the following. it's no different in sports that become celebrities because they're good at their job. i didn't come into cooking because i want to be famous . i just -- >> his fellow chefs agree the present -- the pressure to succeed is ever present because there's always someone way to take your place. >> to keep one eye open because i thrive on competition also i think more competition around me the better i become. >> 's competition is stiff so unless you do something unique and truly part of who you are deep down chances are you aren't going to be successful. so yes i feel a lot of pressure for my fans and for myself and for my family heritage and for women in general. >> competition all in all is good because if you give a good food and service they come back and tell their friends. >> i'm opening my fourth restaurant here in vegas. and gordon ramsay what you see is what you get on the screen. >> can't fake that. thank you for making us your choice for news. stop we are always here for you especially on this election day . you can follow us on twitter and facebook. are election coverage on air continues. thank you for watching. . >> it's the first genetically altered animal cleared for dinner tables -- salmon. the government says it's safe to eat, so why are some stores refusing to sell it? plus, music superstar leann rimes, criticized for her weight. 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