>> reporter: how do you feel about the police presence? >> we feel it's pretty excessive. we have students on campus going hungry. we have students droppingout of school because they can't afford it. >> we need to do what we need to do. >> reporter: and what uc says it needs to do is prevent a replay of police overwhelmed by 150 violent demonstrators as they were when milo yiannopoulos tried to speak on the campus in february. we have officers from jurisdictions all up and down the state. how long are you staying at this level? >> we'll reassess at the end of the day today. >> reporter: we're talking about cops that came all the way from san francisco, like i said, cal state universi, university of california. we saw cops here from berkeley. we saw them from the alameda county sheriff's department, the oakland police department. they're coming in and they may have to come back again and again and again in. berkeley kpix5, phil matier, back to you. in the last 30 minutes another show of solidarity among nfl players. >> it came during the national anthem ahead of the monday night football game. ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ before their game in the phoenix area. >> the dallas cowboys and the arizona cardinals stood with arms linked before their game in the phoenix area. that followed widespread anthem protests sunday across the nfl in response to remarks and tweets by president trump. "tremendous ba and mr. trump continued tweeting about the issue today saying, "tremendous backlash against the nfl and its players for disrespect of our country." the white house press secretary talked about the president's point of view. >> this isn't about the president being against something, which is what everybody wants to draw. this is about the president being for something. this is about the president being for respect in our country through symbols like the american flag, like the national anthem and the hundreds of thousands of people that actually stand versus the few hundred that may have knelt. anthem. >> sarah huckabee sanders also says it's always appropriate for a president to defend national symbols like the flag and the anthem. students at a bay area high school held their own anthem protest this afternoon. kpix5's juliette goodrich on why students in alameda say they wanted to speak out. >> reporter: hi, veronica. yes. they actually garred for a peaceful common -- gathered for a peaceful demonstration. it was over the weekend when they reached out to teachers and administrators saying they wanted to do something after school today. >> now i am inviting you to either take a knee or stand for our national anthem. >> reporter: these students wanted to do something symbolic as a way to protect their basic freedoms of speech and expression. they gathered around the school's flagpole while whitney houston's rendition of the national anthem played. ♪ and the banner yet wave ♪ >> reporter: they say they are responding peacefully to president trump's comments in alabama on friday when he suggested that y nfl player who takes a knee during the national anthem should be fired. is this becoming a dangerous game, sports in politics? >> you would have thought religion and politics was the bad place not to talk at the dinner table. now it's sports and politics and who knew? sports is supposed to be that release, that escape, that distraction and now politics is somehow bringing them together in a very negative way. i think what our athletes are doing is symbolic of what the rest of the country is doing. they want to have freedom of voice and expression. > reporte r:e es they sghay hithey are doing wha they feel is right for themselves, their future and the country. this senior plays varsity football. >> to me his comments were uncalled for. i feel like he could have handled it in a better way. upuring the ome out here and pl edt gemy ohaallegiance to nd stand for what he said. >> the circle is important and right now our country's circle is fractured. >> reporter: so today many students were kneeling during the national anthem, some standing and some even left campus. according to these students, all those personal choices today were right ones. >> this is such an amazing turnout and it was so nice to see every single person at our school so united and so happy to be together. i haven't seen that in a real, really long time. >> reporter: some other bay area students taking a stand this evening coming up later in this newscast. the oakland unified school district's honor band will be playing the national anthem at the oakland a's game and they plan to take on their own personal protest. we'll have that story coming up. i'm juliette goodrich in alameda, kpix5. let's go to ken bastida with results of our exclusive poll on the anthem protest. >> in our statewide survey we asked whether not standing during the national anthem is wrong or is it an acceptable way to protest? 46% statewide say it's wrong not to stand while 40% say it is acceptable, but when we focus on the bay area, the results are much different. locally only 39% say it's wrong not to stand during the anthem and slightly more, 43% say it is an acceptable way to protest. no doubt about this one. a large majority statewide, 82%, say it was inappropriate for president trump to call a football player who kneels during the anthem a son of a [ bleep ], but 53% say the issue of kneeling during the anthem is the reason they are watching fewer nfl games. 36% said it's one of the reasons. the question going forward is will president trump's war of words boost tv ratings for games? last night's game between the raiders and washington redskins was down compared to another game in the same time slot a year ago. nbc says about 11% of u.s. households watched it compared to about 13% last year. today lebron james said that he won't let anyone, even the president, use sports as a platform to divide americans. the nba star also said he has no regrets about his earlier tweet calling the president a bum. >> he doesn't understand the power that he has for being the leader of this beautiful country. he doesn't understand how many kids no matter their race look up to the president of the united states for guidance, for leadership, for words of encouragement. he doesn't understand that. that's what makes me more sick than anything. >> lebron also said that he salutes former 49er colin kaepernick for taking a stand and if he owned an nfl team, he'd sign kaepernick today. drivers crossing the bay bridge getting a dose of politics as they pass through the toll plaza. a giant billboard simply saying impeach next to a picture of president trump. kpix5's john ramos spoke to the people behind the billboard. te>>eptha r:orey picture is worth a thousand words, but commuters heading into san francio thismorning were faced with only one word, impeach. >> 1 million people cross that bridge every day. so it's an incredibly strategic place to have a billboard. >> reporter: the message near the bay bridge toll plaza has been placed by a progressive political action group called the courage campaign. what do you want it to do? >> we want to get the word out to folks who are on board with impeachment that believe this person should no longer be president of the united states. we want to let them know there are folk actively working to make that happen. >> reporter: but wait a minute. doesn't impeachment require an illegal act? actually, no. the special prosecutor may be investigating whether any laws were broken, but congress has the power to remove a president that it deems to be unfit to serve, but politically speaking, that won't happen without the approval of a large majority of the american public, hence the billboard. >> so it's our job to help build the political case, the moral case, if you will, for impeachment. >> reporter: political professor of st. mary's college dr. steve wolfer said it's unlikely president trump would be impeached without some finding of significant legal wrongdoing, but then again just getting elected was something that few people expected to happen. >> this is an unusual moment. it's fraught with both opportunity and peril largely because so many people didn't see it coming. >> reporter: it will take more than a bill board to remove a duly elected president from office, but his opponents say they're getting their message out and it's not hurting their fundraising either. in oakland, john ramos, kpix5. >> the courage campaign said the message will be displayed through sunday, but they will keep it up longer if they get enough public donations. a manhunt across the bay area for the toll booth bandits, new clues for the armed robbers who hit up two toll bridges and got away with thousands of dollars. >> a plan to build little homes in the south bay sounds like a good idea but could be a nasty fight at the ballot box. >> it was meant to be a message of support for undocumented students, but why this banner was called offensive. >> there are no clouds at all. we are getting wind from a different direction. coming up, how long we stay unseasonably hot and when temperatures will fall below average. that's next. they're suspected of robbing two .. chp is looking for the driver of this car and an accomplice. they're suspected of robbing two bay area toll plazas. kpix5's emily turner is live at the car keenquinas -- carquinas bridge where one of the crimes took place. >> reporter: workers told me off camera they're very concerned because if someone is brazen enough to pull a gun in broad daylight, what else are they willing to do? and those men are still out there. take a close look at this picture. california highway patrol said the two men in this car made an armed drive-thru money grab out of two bay area toll plazas. now the hunt is on to find out who they are and put them behind bars. >> these individuals face charges of robbery. they face charges of grand theft. they face charges of brandishing a weapon. >> reporter: chp said the duo first hit the toll plaza at 4 a.m. sunday at the carquinas bridge, black mercedes, black hoodies, blue latex gloves. they got away with $1,200. then 10 hours later in broad daylight they hit the bay brid just got robbed lane no. 11. >> reporter: that time they took $2,996 before speeding away. >> definitely consider this brazen, although the first one happened at 4:00 in the morning on a sunday, there's still traffic that's going by on the carquinas bridge and then again on sunday it's not as heavy traffic as we this during the commute hours, but at 2:00 p.m. on the san francisco oakland bay bridge there's still a lot of cars and still a lot of people the. >> reporter: they were driving a mercedes s550 with chrome, add on accents and a car max paper plate. if any of it looks familiar, chp investigators want to know. >> it's not just the toll collector that was put in jeopardy. it's also potential motorists passing by. so collectively as we community, we just ask if anybody thinks they saw anything to not hesitate to contact us. >> reporter: if you want to take a second look at the car or the man driving it, those pictures are on our website, www.cbssf.com. you can click on this story and that link will show you all those picture -- pictures one more time. a police vehicle was targeted and weapons were stolen just after 11:00 this morning. oakland police say that an off- duty officer from the taft police department parked off of hegenberger road near a black bear diner. our sources say the thieves made off with a backpack that had two guns and a taser in it. police now say the officer was driving an unmarked city vehicle. turns out the officer was here to help with security for berkeley's free speech week. and two oakland police officers were hurt early this morning in a crash. a ford mustang slammed into their cruiser. the collision happened at high street and international boulevard. the people in the car were arrested. everyone involved will be okay. new at 6:00 developers are trying to rezone san jose's hillsides for large housing communities. >> kpix5's len ramirez reports a private company is using a loophole to get the voters involved. >> reporter: this peaceful pasture in the evergreen foothills of san jose is about to turn into a battleground pitting private developers -- >> there's a tremendous need for housing as you know in the entire bay area and including san jose. >> reporter: -- against city leaders. >> these are billionaires who are building gated communities for millionaires. >> reporter: the plan is to build 900 homes on these 200 acres, land once set aside by the city as a potential hi-tech campus, but the developer, ponderosa homes, would rather build an upscale retirement community here for people 56 and above. here's where the story takes a little twist. instead of going through city hall which can be a long, costly and complicated process, the developer is going through the ballot box essentially asking voters to improve an initiative on the june ballot that would push the project through. >> it's been very difficult to get projects processed in the city for housing specifically and the city has taken a pretty adamant position that they will not change industrial to sosidential uses. kn e behainowg t me tt and frankly will be a very public process. >> reporter: but mayor sam liccardo said the developer is trying to skirt the normal requirements. >> they believe they have a better process than the process that we've all agreed upon. we should all abide by the same rules and that requires community meetings, public vetting of the proposal, abiding by the traffic impact fees the developers typically have to pay in the city, abid ing by affordable housing requirements. >> reporter: some of the big talking points heading into the election is what qualifies as affordable and is building a retirement community for well off older folks the staple as building senior housing? in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. it's going to be a warmer week this week, right, paul? >> yes. getting toastier the next couple days, big change the end of the week, but the majority of the workweek and schoolwork will be rather warm outside. highs today as the view is gorgeous, concord close to 90 degrees. you did get there in santa rosa, 92. hayward and san francisco in the 80s and warmer tomorrow and half moon bay at the beach right by pillar point 73 degrees for a high today. nothing on the radar. of course, that's a common theme. our dry time of year by far is the summertime, but you're wondering why we talk about such a high fire danger this time of year. not only did we have a dry wind this week, the ground is just tinder dry over the past 150 days combined, less than 1/4 of 1 inch of rainfall in san francisco and i don't see a drop of rain for at least the next seven days. what i do see is a continuation of the offshore wind. if this ridge of high pressure gets closer, the next few days will be even hotter. winds go clockwise around this ridge of high pressure coming from the north to northeast. that continues keeping us warm all the way to beach. it will lead to milder nights. it's been kind of chilly the past couple nights. tonight lows will be in the 50s to low 60s as opposed to the upper 40s to mid-50s. san jose tonight 57, concord 59, oakland 57, 60 degrees for an overnight low in san rafael and mountain view. we'll be sunny and warm again tomorrow, likely warmer than today with the north bay, a north wind coming down off the mountains warming you up, napa 96 degrees, santa rosa 96, nowhere close to records but 10 to 12 degrees above average. oakland will have 88 degrees tomorrow, fremont 88, san francisco 83 degrees. we will get cooler starting friday, but each of the next three days kind of warm, 70s at the beach, 80s near the bay, low to mid-90s inland. what changes friday? the only thing that changes is the wind direction which around here means everything. we'll get the ocean breeze and will lose 10 to 15 degrees starting friday into the weekend. if you don't like the heat, hang on till friday. it will get cooler. lions, bobcats, bears ready for their close-up, the hidden cameras giving us a rare glimpse at bay area animals in their natural habitat. >> the warriors get back to work with one word in 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an egg like they did last night on national tv, the coach has got some explaining to do. >> we're taking our lumps today. it's a miserable monday when you don't get it kwon on sunday. >> miserable is one way to -- done on sunday. >> miserable is one way to describe the raiders offense last night, 10 points, 120 yards, three turnovers and 0-11 on 3rd down. derek carr had another word for it. >> it just sucked. there's no other word for it. that's what it is. i think as a whole, you know, our guys played well, but i have to be better. you can put it all on me. every single time when something like this a enteam ef the warriors know all about team expectations. training camp is in full swing. it's the time of year when players all brag about being in the best shape of their lives, but apparently that does not apply to coaches. >> i have added 10, 12 pounds. usually they say you've added 10, 12 pounds of muscle. that's like always the phrase, definitely not the case for me. >> steve kerr soundbite back in the sportscast. new warrior nick young also a fan of his new head coach. listen to who he picked for the best shooter on the team. >> probably have to go with steve kerr and then -- >> that's buttering me up for play time. i would say with this group, we don't go there. we don't talk about that. now you start sounding like the old guy like everybody else. i'm way better than all these guys. the yankees slugger aaron judge is heating up just in time for the playoffs, two more home runs today, seven in his last seven games to give him 50 for the season, the most ever by a rookie breaking the record set with the a's back in 1989. a's rookie matt olson is out of the lineup tonight with a hamstring injury that could keep him out of the final week of the season. olson hit 24 home runs in 59 games since being called up. he finished the season with 47 if you count his minor league totals. while he won't beat judge, olson has secured himself a spot at career day for his mom's 5th grade class back in georgia. >> reporter: am i right in assuming you will be a special guest for the 5th grade class sometime in december? >> yeah. she's always lobbying for both my brother and i to stop in whenever we're in town, so i'm sure she's going to be hounding me pretty hard to get in the classroom. >> i had the chance to meet him last night actually in my first interview on gameday, terrific young guy. >> seems like a nice young man. >> hopefully he's one of the guys who sticks around for the a's long term. >> dennis, thank you. oming up in our next half hours s and unexpected consequences, a high school banner supporting dreamers hits a sour note with some students, the language some called offensive. >> the last ditch effort to repeal obamacare now appears doomed, where republicans go from here. >> they were some of the first people to take a knee in support of colin kaepernick. now these young bay area ban members are about -- band members are about to nd a message tonight on a very public stage. se 6:30: students at a san francisco high school offer a message of you're watching kpix5 news. mented immig our top story at 6:30, students at a san francisco high school offer a message of support for dreamers, undocumented immigrants who came here as children, but kpix5 political reporter melissa caen said that the yet? ng on their banner drew si >> our intention was never to offend anyone or disregard anyone. >> reporter: a lesson for students at lowell high school who wanted to hang a banner of inclusiveness and support for undocumented students. >> this banner that was put up was actually quite offensive to many of the people within our community. >> reporter: the offending statement? we are all immigrants. it was hung about a week ago, but friday it was taken down. the principal said that's because not everyone is an immigrant. >> people brought to the united states against their will such as african americans, native americans whose land was taken from them and many other historical examples. >> reporter: so the sign was replaced with a new one. >> laurel high school stands united with her dreamers and their families -- lowell high school stands with their dreamers and their families. lowell cares. >> reporter: the banner was put up in the courtyard for students to sign. they said they're sending it to the president. they had no idea saying we're all immigrants would hurt people's feelings. >> this banner's slogan has been used all over the nation, even all over the city for events like these. >> reporter: students who found that earlier sign offensive say they see the good intentions. >> i don't consider myself as an immigrant and i agree with the intentions of the poster and we support our daca students and everybody, you know, but i believe the message could have been made across differently. >> reporter: that's something all the students seem to agree on. >> i feel like the message is out there. it's great we stand together as a little community. i think it was just conveyed in a way that could have been better or improved. >> reporter: members of the student advocacy committee say they hope other high schools will send messages of support for daca students to the white house, although they say other high schools might want to tweak the language a bit. melissa caen, kpix5. >> a new bill in the senate aims to replace dramatic at the republican backed succeed -- daca. the republican backed succeed act will give undomed individuals a 15 year -- undocumented individuals a 15 year path to citizenship. they would have to pass a criminal background check and pay off back taxes or come up with a repayment man and must have come -- plan and must have come to the united states before they were 16. the justice department found the graham-cassidy bill would -- the cbo found the graham-cassidy bill would reduce the federal deficit by $133 billion by 2026 but cut the number of insured americans by millions. in the meantime another republican senator announced she would vote against the repeal plan. cbs reporter weigia jiang with the latest on capitol hill. >> reporter: protesters delayed the start of the only senate finance committee hearing on the latest republican repeal and replace effort. it was a dramatic scene as police carried out some of the disabled protesters pleading for congress to keep medicaid. >> we just want them to kill the bill. >> reporter: the graham- cassidy bill would end both the medicaid expansion under obamacare and subsidies for consumers. it would instead direct that money to the states to use on healthcare. senators lindsey graham and bill cassidy defended their 146 page bill before the panel. >> the governors are quited about it. they see this as -- excited about it. they see this as the ability to implement change that is tailored for their state. >> if you don't like the healthcare you got, you can complain to somebody you vote for. >> reporter: the gop has until saturday to rally enough republican support for a simple 51 majority vote, but it's not looking promising. late monday afternoon senator susan collins of maine announced she's out. >> this bill would actually cause premiums in the individual markets to rise in some states. >> reporter: kentucky senator rand paul won't support it either but did suggest areas for compromise. >> health savings accounts, governors waivers, put some caps on entitlements that republicans can agree to and then let people buy insurance across state lines through health associations. >> reporter: republican leaders were set to meet with the rank and file tuesday before making any decisions about moving forward. weigia jiang, cbs news, capitol hill. the u.s. supreme court canceled its upcoming hearing on president trump's travel ban after he unveiled a new policy over the weekend. the new rules affect citizens from chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria and yemen. north korea and venezuela have been added to the list. the new ban goes into effect october 18th. it has no expiration date. the supreme court was supposed to hear arguments on the previous travel ban on october 10th. now it wants both sides to weigh in by october 5th on what to do with the case. north korea is claiming the u.s. has declared war on the country, but the white house said not true. president trump tweeted that kim jong un won't be around much longer. north rea's top diplomat says that comment gives pyongyang the right to self-defense and the foreign minister said north korea reserves the right to shoot down u.s. bombers even if they are not in the country's airspace. north korea released a new propaganda video showing computer generated missiles destroying u.s. jets and an aircraft carrier. it warns american forces will be headed to the grave if the u.s. attacks the north. the government also staged an anti-american rally and said 100,000 people showed up. coming up anthony weiner weeps in court, the disgraced congressman sentenced to prison time for sexting a 15-year-old girl. >> more students using the national anthem to have their voices heard, the oakland unified honor band just minutes away from sending a message at the a's game. >> as we go to break tonight, a handful of what our facebook users have been posting about the debate between the president and the nfl. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. leav a pping rrugndh cbe a s.. c south bay auto body shop this afternoon leaving behind charred cars. this is what's left of the shop. six cars were destroyed. the fire burned about 45 minutes before firefighters got it under control, but they kept it from becoming more catastrophic. >> if the fire did get any bigger, again it could have been a big disaster hazardous materialswise as well as structures. >> no one was injured and an arson team is investigating the cause. these three women were arrested for allegedly going on a crime spree on the peninsula. sunnyvale police say in some situations they would steal cash and credit cards from real estate agents during open houses and then buy gift cards with the credit cards. sunnyvale detectives believe there may be more victims and they're asking people who were targeted to come forward. ex-new york representative anthony weiner was sentenced to 21 months behind bars for sexting with an underage girl. he lost his seat in congress for a similar scandal. the latest sexting incident disrupted hillary clinton's presidential campaign which led to his wife filing for divorce. during sentencing today the former congressman called himsela f he ckasked for leniency. weiner has to report to prison by november 6th. word today that president obama had 1 tried to give facebook ceo -- once tried to give facebook ceo a warning to take the threat of fake news on the website more seriously. two months before president trump's inauguration president obama reportedly pulled mark zuckerberg aside at a meeting of world leaders in peru. zuckerberg told the president that fake news was not widespread on facebook, but just last week he admitted that facebook had been manipulated. he said the company would turn over to congress thousands of politically themed adats th sus russian operatives. a glimpse into the wild that we rarely get to see from bear cubs to bobcats. what some bay area hidden cameras are capturing. and unified honor band will >> beautiful clear 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the national anthem almost exactly one year ago. >> reporter: they were some of the very first americans to take a knee in solidarity with colin kaepernick and here we are one year later. >> donald trump put things into motion. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. >> what donald trump has been doing has been really petty. >> fired! >> it was very petty to go on twitter and insult athletes, especially athletes that people look up to. >> reporter: so the oakland unified honor band really finds this debate coming back around to them which means there's a decision on it make tonight. >> we went around and we talked about it. >> reporter: some will kneel specifically against the president, others around the reason kaepernick took the knee last year. >> i'm people inning because i feel the national anthem is not really for black young males as me. >> reporter: then there are those who will not take a knee. >> i'm not taking a knee, not because i don't dare about what he's saying, but i already feel that people already get the message that we're trying to stop all this like police brutality and all this racism. >> we're letting them do what they want to do or not do what they don't want to do. >> reporter: one last question, you just going to nail the anthem tonight? >> yes, of course. >> of course. >> reporter: the west lake middle school in oakland, wilson walker, kpix5. the bay area's guardian angel pararescue team is back on solid ground after two rescue missions for hurricanes harvey and irma. the team is credited with saving more than 1,000 lives since 1977. they're trained to make rescues in places others cannot and they say they came in behind the storm with helicopters and boat teams to get people out and if an earthquake hit the bay area, they are ready. >> especially recently going to see the devastation that occurred in texas and florida, we think about it happening and we're prepared for it. >> the team has not gotten a call to help with rescue me but r saththey aree ready if they're needed. wildlife cameras are giving people a close-up look at animals in their natural habitat. in sonoma county the cameras are spread across several wilderness areas including sugar loaf stick park, the cameras small and silent, perfect for catching an assortment of bobcats, dear, coyotes, rabbits and then there's this, black bears seen roaming around for food. >> last year was mother bear and baby bears and that was the first time baby bears have been seen in the mountains in this area in over 50 years. >> the cameras have also been very good catching these even elivusalane d iman at night, sometime the animals not so shy. check this out. it's a bear coming up licking the lens. then there's this. california now has an official state dinosaur. meet augusttonolophus. fossils of the duck billed creature have been found only near fresno. so governor brown signed a bill making it the official dinosaur of the golden state. california has more than 30 sta denim. go figure. >> who knew? >> you told us the dinosaur story and throw in a little levi's action as well. it's a big state. i guess we have to have a state everything, right? it's a golden state for a good reason, but look at this sunset right now. that's pretty gorgeous, the view from oakland, the airport looking across san francisco district, t frany,wa i'm looking at tothe color rds of t sky, not the buildings. if you get an opportunity this evening, maybe just go outside and enjoy mother nature's spectacular show on a monday evening, pretty nice outside, pretty mild as well, oakland and san francisco are actually warmer than the past hour. san francisco is up to 73. it's all about the wind direction. we temporarily did have an onshore flow dropping the temperature off of the high today of 81 degrees. with the offshore wind relative humidity is decreasing and with winds gusting to 25 miles per hour in the hills that is increasing the fire danger. the north bay and east bay hills are under a red flag warning tonight, tomorrow and wednesday, would not be surprised if it's extended into thursday. fire conditions are ripe for problems. we don't want to have fire starts. that's our concern in this. if things do tart, they would spread rapidly because of the -- start, they would spread rapidly because of the weather outside. san francisco overnight tonight 58 degrees. where are we warm and going to be warmer tomorrow? not only do we have an offshore wind, the entire lower atmosphere is warming up because of this ridge of high pressure. it gets closer and makes its closest pass the next 48 hours. we will be warm, widespread 70s to low 80s at the beach. because the ridge is getting closer, 90s are likely inland. the offshore wind is continuing three more days, not four. the transition day is friday. the ridge moves out. the low pressure area moves in, no rain. the only sensible change will be the wind direction changing. the ocean has been chilly and will be all week long, but the wind is coming from the opposite direction now. starting friday the wind comes from the ocean, mother nature's air conditioning cooling us off 15 degrees cooler wednesday into friday. sunny skies even at the beach, no morning fog. then the winds will flip friday and the cooler ocean breeze returns and cools us down significantly. tomorrow way above average, san francisco 13 degrees above average with a high of 83, morgan hill 90, fremont 88, los altos 85, san mateo 85 degrees, warm day, san ramon close on night, antioch, pittsburg, concord and fairfield, vallejo 91 degrees tomorrow, daly city 76 and sunshine, san rafael 93, sonoma and napa 96, the north wind coming off the mountains making you toasty, cloverdale 93 degrees and ukiah 91 degrees tomorrow. we'll stay in the low to mid- 90s inland, 80s near the bay. 70s at the beach through thursday and with that wind change we will be cooler than average by saturday with low 70s near the bay and only a high 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