i have never seen anything like it. when you go into starbucks, in a restaurant, is there someone sighting you to shoot you? we learned in baton rouge sometimes an officer is wounded and when you go to aid that officer, that's when the person is killing the other officers. >> is this what you signed up for? >> um, not what i signed up for. but i knew these were the conditions. >> reporter: those conditions as i said earlier, there was a time in the late '70s when police were targets in san francisco. one was killed in the park station. another at the ingleside station by radicals who felt it was time to start upping the protest into a violent stage. but that was then. and it got calm for decades. now it's back. real fear that is it could be back even bigger. allen? >> you know, phil, here in the bay area, we have seen oakland police departments, they have doubled up on their officer patrols two at a time. sfpd are they making changes? >> reporter: they are trying. they are already are putting two in a car but they are also trying to get the cars working closer together so your backup is closer. some of these shootings have been done with military tactics and the tactic is you shoot and then if somebody comes in to rescue you shoot them, as well. they have to be safe in approaching and how they reacts even in deadly situations. happening in oakland a small group of protestors changed themselves in the front of the police officers association blocking people inside. down the street more protestors chained themselves to the front of the police credit union. they have a list of demands including the resignation of mayor libby schaaf, the creation of a civilian controlled police commission and money for community programs. this is the first evening commute along the new highway 4. the project to widen the freeway is finally done. and the lanes are now open. there are now more lanes between love ridge road in pittsburg to just west of the highway 160 junction in antioch. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores is in antioch. this has been a long time coming. >> reporter: veronica, that project has been under construction for about five years. it's rush hour right now and traffic is free-flowing. that's why so many antioch residents today told me they are thrilled there are now more lanes on highway 4. bay area residents seeking more affordable housing in antioch paid the price on the road as populations boomed, so did the traffic. 2.5-mile strip. it's just a nightmare. >> reporter: highway 4 in east contra costa county has been ranked among the worst commutes in the nation. robert lancaster is retired in antioch now. but remembers the days it took hours to get to richmond for work. >> it takes some time like it took me like 2 to 3 hours just to get there. >> reporter: but the nightmare commute may be over. today state and local government officials marked the completion of the 1.3 billion- dollar highway 4 widening project which doubles the lanes from 2 to 4 in each direction along the six-mile stretch from pittsburg to antioch. >> it was two-lane all congested and there was no one going nowhere. now that these highways are opened up like this, it's moving great. >> reporter: the project is set to release gridlock for some 200,000 bay area commuters. as for lancaster, he doesn't use highway 4 much anymore. of but in his hillside home above the highway, he says he welcomes the change. when you look out in the morning, what does it look like? >> it was nice. half of what it used to be. >> reporter: the transportation project will include a bart station in antioch opening in 2017. reporting in antioch, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> bart is looking to hire more than 60 people and they want to hire them fast. bart needs engineers and technicians the jobs pay well and the benefits are good. bart says the bay area's high cost of living makes it hard to recruit. bart says the job vacancies will not delay repairs on the tracks between glen park and daly city. bart sent us this video to show what technicians will do to add sound dampening equipment to make the trains quieters for people living near the tracks. work will take place over several weekends between the end of this monday and october. that means people will have to take buses between glen park and daly city during the weekend work. a couple of hours ago the warriors fans said he was pushed over a 50-foot railing at oracle arena during a play- off game got out of the hospital. sal bimbo has had a long road to recovery and so far, no justice. police have made no arrests. kpix 5 reporter juliette goodrich has been covering sal's story from the start and you spoke to him this afternoon, juliette. how is he doing? >> reporter: allen, he is hanging in there. you know, the nba championships have come and gone and yet to this warriors fan, he has been in the hospital this entire time. today he was a little hesitant to talk because he had just gotten out of another surgery. >> how do you feel? >> i'm okay. >> reporter: salvador bimbo has been in the hospital since game 7 of the nba finals with numerous surgeries. a month later sal is up and walking but after his oral surgery today on his broken jaw, it was hard for him to talk. >> when does sal get to go home? >> when is that, sal? >> sometimes i have so many other followups with dentists, my arms, head doctors, i don't know. >> reporter: from his hospital bed three weeks ago his father asked him about that night. >> what do you feel about game 7? do you remember what happened? >> yeah. i remember what happened. >> do you want to talk about it? >> no. >> you don't want to talk about it no more? >> no. >> what do you have to say to that person that did this? [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: today sal told me he remembers certain moments from that night. he knows there was a fight between warriors fans and cavs fans and he somehow got caught in the middle before being thrown over a 50-foot railing near section 220. police are still investigating and talking to witnesses. >> we don't have video up in the upper area where the fall took place. so as of now, we only have eyewitnesses of the fall. we are waiting to get witnesses on what happened up there on the upper level. >> reporter: sal is looking forward to going home soon to see his wife and two children. he just doesn't know how soon that will be. >> standing out here and talking to us, we appreciate it. it's nice to see you standing. >> thank you. >> reporter: get to go home at some point, right? >> hopefully. >> reporter: okay. hopefully he will be able to go home in the next couple of weeks. keep in mind he had brokenry, a broken jaw. he still has faded memory here and there. police are still investigating. they are hoping witnesses will come forward and specifically they will have some video to look at should there be some out there. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the warriors haven't said much of anything? >> reporter: you know, they did reach out to us because they wanted to find out how he was doing specifically the team. and in terms of the warriors security, they are investigating cameras and looking into what they can do in their end and no video has surfaced to give them concrete information. >> thank you. once again, the cost of a new home in the bay area has hit a record high. the median price of a house or condo reached $712,000 in june. that's up 8% from may. in san mateo county, the median price for a home was just over $1 million. that's up 13% from last year. in santa clara county up 4.5% to $860,000. and then in alameda county, up 7.6% to $705,000. in oakland, the city council approved two proposals to help renters. both require landlords to file a petition if they want to raise rent more than 10%. one of the proposals will take effect after a city council vote next week. the second proposal will be on the november ballot. it will expand the city's just cause ordinance which prohibits landlords from evicting tenants without good cause. however, duplexes and triplexes occupied by the homeowners will be exempt. dozens of small quakes in the south bay in the last few days. there's a new theory on how the moon could be moving the earth. >> and the scramble to get southwest planes back in the air. the glitch still causing delays around the country. >> twitter stands up for a bullied ghostbusters star but did it go too far? the band sparking a fight over free speech. >> it's all about the sunshine in the bay area and today, with less of an ocean breeze it got up to 10 degrees warmer depending where you are. coming up, the hottest day of the next 7. temperatures will be close to 100 degrees. that's next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, bay. at least 39 quakes have rattled an area near hollister since su a swarm of earthquakes is shaking parts of the south bay. at least 39 quakes have rattled an area near hollister since sunday. the biggest was yesterday with a magnitude 4.2. meanwhile a new study says there might be a link between earthquakes and the moon and sun. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how this could change the way scientists study tectonic plates. >> reporter: like most of california, hollister is on shaky ground and with a swarm of numerous small earthquakes over the last few days, the ground is shakier than normal. >> according to the internet, it's about 18. >> reporter: strong? >> um, about 4, 3. 2.5. i felt that one. >> reporter: but scientists with the usgs say there's much more happening below the surface than just the earthquakes you can feel. and a new study suggests that smaller earthquakes are happening on a nearly regular schedule tied to the phases of the moon. just as the moon's pull focus the ocean tides, scientists say it has the same effect on hard ground. >> every day when the full moon -- we're actually standing in relation to the center of the earth, about this much higher. >> reporter: dr. johnson says precise sensors located in parkfield on the central coast have been detecting deep tremors on the san andreas fault. scientists studied 81,000 of them over nine years and compared the data to tidal cycles. they found these tiny earthquakes were much more likely to occur during the waxing period when tides were getting higher putting added pressure on the san andreas. >> it applies a very small loading extra loading and unloading, on the san andreas fault as a whole. it's huge on the nancy reagan fans this is a small loading. >> reporter: scientists will continue studying to see if the tidal cycles have direct relationships on larger earthquakes that reach the surface but there's no reason to believe that the current earthquake is tied to the moon. >> certain characteristics of faults can affect the tidal response. there it was an unlucky day to be traveling on southwest. a systemwide computer glitch prevented take-offs for hundreds of flights. ticketing kiosks and luggage check were down. passengers had to be checked in the old-fashioned way using a paper system. once they got checked in, the hours-long wait began. frustrated travelers could be seen sprawled out at airports across the country. cbs' peter king snapped this photo at a terminal in new orleans. at mccarran in las vegas, employees passed out bottles of water. a rep for southwest says the system is slowly coming back up to speed but major delays are still expected. just minutes ago elon musk unveiled his master plan part 2. in it he says the electric automaker aims to shift into a brotter energy company one that focuses not just on transportation. he hopes to combine tesla with solarcity a berkeley-based energy equipment supplier. the goal, to provide a smoothly integrated solar roof an battery product. tesla shares were up more than 1% and climbed in after-hours trading. twitter has had enough of a man aattack on a popular actress and now twitter banned milo yiannopoulos for life. the tech editor of breitbart apparently engaged in a series of online attacks on actress and comedienne leslie jones. kpix 5's mike sugerman live outside twitter headquarters and mike, the twitter ban getting support and criticism, as well. >> reporter: well, yeah. it raises a lot of questions. is it freedom of speech or abuse? is it censorship or hate? those are the questions being asked all over the internet today. the corner of ninth and market in san francisco has become the intersection of free speech and censorship. >> you truly scare me. i want to let you know that. >> reporter: leslie jones is the target of things on twitter. >> the power of pink compels you. ow. >> reporter: the account of her tormenter was pulled. that's where this drama begins. >> one person's hate speech is another person's normal way of speaking. >> reporter: twitter thought milo yiannopoulos went too far. he is a well-known commentator. he is homosexual and leans to the right politically. he is leading the online charge against jones. >> so i don't know if it was a race thing or a lady thing. >> reporter: both. racist and sexist remarks were aimed at her by yiannopoulos. the account is pulled. the political right has jumped on this as liberal media squashing free speech. >> if anybody thinks they have freedom of speech on social networks, they are ridiculous because social networks are private. >> reporter: brandon mercer runs sfgate the online sibling of the "san francisco chronicle" takes down inappropriate comments all the time. twitter wouldn't go on camera but said, quote, our rules prohibit inciting or engaging in the target of abuse or harassment of others. >> all the companies have a terms of service. no one reads then because they are long and boring but you agree to the terms of service to use it. >> reporter: twitter's policy is random and arbitrary. they took down the yiannopoulos post. but still up and online? the account of the man arrested yesterday for threatening san francisco's chief of police! his threatening posts remain. this decision apparently made from the very top. we understand that twitter founder jack dorsey made the decision. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> this brings us to tonight's nightbeat question. did twitter do the right thing by banning him? weigh in now, at #veronicadlcruz. your comments and those poll numbers tonight on bay area nightbeat; come join us at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. and tonight we'll have a special simulcast right here on kpix 5. paul tweets about the weather. >> he does. >> yeah. >> who knew. >> follow him. >> just finishing a tweet right now. talking about the fact that it was warmer today. >> paul as a new segment on nightbeat. >> called "who knew" at nightbeat at 10:00. temperatures are warm but there's mother nature's air- conditioning in action. the top of the pyramid looking at the top of sutro tower looking higher, looking down, that's the very, very beginning of the low cloud cover and fog that were spread over san francisco and a good chunk of the bay area today. it has to begin somewhere and you're watching the beginning of it there the infancy. that said warmer today away from the water. livermore, concord, san rafael, 80s for you upper 80s. san jose 80. fremont warmer for you 76. san francisco below average 63 degrees. they love it now in sacramento. the forecast for the california state fair continues to be not that hot. sacramento you know this time of year 105, 107, not uncommon. 89 degrees in sacramento tomorrow! sunny and warm, but not hot. overnight tonight, starting to see cooler air. we'll see clouds push inland. it's going to get you alameda, oakland, union city, fremont, may make it through castro valley out toward the tri- valley. clouds locally inland tonight but the number that jumps out to me look at what's sticking out. 49 in santa rosa. the time of year where we're coming off our warmest temperatures away from the water and also coming off our warmest overnight lows so 40s will be more common on a clear night and you're going to be there tonight. concord though 55. san jose 55. oakland 55. that's close to normal. but our protected north bay valleys will be rather chilly. if you like today's weather i think you're going to enjoy tomorrow and near repeat, if anything away from the water cooler. we talked about concord at 88. your high 84. san jose 79. san francisco pacifica half moon bay, daly city, you will still be in the low to mid-60s. mountain view very comfortable 78. vallejo 78. after tomorrow the onshore flow is minimized and 80s will turn into 90s. it's going to be much warmer on the weekend but the most warming like 95% of it will be away from the water. case in point, friday, 90s inland. still 62 at the beach. saturday 99 inland. 64 at the beach. sunday 90s again at the beach and you guessed it, 60s at the beach. so the onshore flow is there right at the beach where it begins temperatures don't move that much but you get over the east bay hills, over the north bay mountains, we're up near 100 boom just like that. >> thank you. a struggling bay area neighborhood gets a hug for art and culture. the massive remodel to bring a historic landmark back to life. >> a san jose native taking the fall for melania trump's speech. her explanation for the scandal. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, house in san francisco. the building had sat mostly unused ov new at 6:00 the grand re- opening of the iconic bayview opera house in san francisco. it was unused for years but now back open to the public. john ramos shows us the changes made to the century old theater. >> reporter: the south san francisco opera house on 3rd street was constructed in 1888 to be a performance venue. but the 1906 brought down the curtain on that. it was unused. >> it was iconic and we wanted to activate the space. >> reporter: so today after a two-year remodeling project, what's commonly called the bayview opera house is re- opening. and while the interior hasn't changed its look, the biggest change will be who will finally get to see it. >> the americans with disabilities act is a federal mandate so whenever you renovate something over a certain amount you have to actually bring it all up to code with full accessibility. >> reporter: now a sweeping new ramp welcomes people in wheelchairs to every part of the building. one was was pushed out 12" to make the new restrooms compliant. the balcony was reinforced for seismic safety even though no one cast use it anymore because it's not wheelchair-accessible. and finally, the entire back wall of the building had to be replaced when dry rot was discovered inside. it's an example of the challenges of bringing a historic building into the modern age. >> it's kind of like the analogy of pulling in a sweater. you pull at a sweater and everything comes apart. >> reporter: but the real jewel of the remodel is what's out back. a grass play area, beautiful butterfly garden and outdoor stage with plenty of room for wheelchairs in the audience a building that's welcomed the community for nearly 130 years is finally a place where everyone can fit in. in the bayview, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the project cost more than 5 1/2 million dollars. it was led by the san francisco arts commission and the mayor's office on disabilities. coming up in the next half- hour we go live to cleveland where things got heated outside the republican convention. more than a dozen protestors arrested. the street fight that started with a burning flag. >> someone built donald trump his wall on a smaller scale. beheading. icture san francisco's acting police chief speaking out about a racist twitter threat that called for his beheading. the tweet showed a picture of the chief in a guillotine. chaplin says he isn't surprised that someone would take issue with a black chief. the recent police shootings in dallas and baton rouge have officers on high alert. welcome relief along one of the nation's worst commutes. a widening project has been completed along a six mile stretch of highway 4 between pittsburg and antioch. double the lanes in each direction to 4. >> indiana governor mike pence expected to close out day three of the republican national convention. donald trump's vp pick will formally accept his nomination tonight. ♪[ music ] and this is a live look at the convention in cleveland right now. we are looking at trump organization executive lynne patton. she is the vice president of the eric trump foundation. as you know, donald trump's son spoke last night gave quite an impassioned speech. up next on that stage will be florida senator marco rubio. tonight's theme is make america first again. here's a look at the line-up for tonight's speakers. trump's former political rival senators rubio, cruz, also his son eric trump will be speaking again. and former speaker of the house newt gingrich. >> kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joining us now from cleveland. what a week, melissa. what are the cruz supporters saying about donald trump? [ sarcastic tone of voice ] >> reporter: so today what they're saying is, they are pretty happy with donald trump's choice of a vice president. you guys might remember but mike pence endorsed ted cruz in the primaries. so cruz supporters are happy that he is going to be on the ticket with donald trump. happy that he is an evangelical. they say they know a little bit about pence and they are eager to learn more tonight about the man and the politician. >> it's definitely a move in the right direction for conservatives. i feel like governor pence has represented indiana well, with his movements lowering taxes. it's reassuring for conservatives. so i think it's just that. >> okay, and so in addition to that information, we also talked to some california delegates about how they are feeling about the convention so far and the pick of governor pence. now, remember, in california, the winner of the republican primary actually picked who the delegates are going to be to represent him so donald trump actually hand-picked the california delegates, needless to say they are super, super intense trump supporters. so for them, the name that matters on the ticket isn't pence, it's donald trump. >> i was a trump supporter from day one. you know, honestly, i knew that he was going to choose the right person whoever it was. i knew he was going to thoroughly vet them and decide who he feels he could work best with. that's really what it's about, who is going to be right for the country and who is going to be a good partner for mr. trump to work with. >> in addition to mike pence's speech tonight, the other sort of big moment is going to be when ted cruz speaks. question is, will he endorse? the scuttlebutt around here is that he will stop short of an actual endorsement. he actually had a campaign rally today with his supporters. so it doesn't look good for an endorsement. if that took place, it would be a disappointment. sounds like, um, ted cruz is taking the stage right now. actually. as you can hear, big reception in the hall. very popular here. i'm sorry -- [ applause and cheers ] >> so at any rate, they are exciting. we are going to be standing by to see does he endorse? if he doesn't, tomorrow's theme is make america one again. and that could be a problem if ted cruz and his supporters aren't still on board. >> all right, thank you so much. we are going to go ahead and listen in to ted cruz what he has to say. [ applause and cheers ] [ standing ovation ] [ applause and cheers ] >> thank you. and god bless each and every one of you. [ applause and cheers ] >> heidi and i are so honored to join you here in cleveland where lebron james just led an incredible comeback victory! [ applause and cheers ] >> and i am convinced america is going to come back, too. [ applause and cheers ] >> i want to congratulate donald trump on winning the nomination last night. [ applause and cheers ] >> and like each of you, i want to see the principles that our party believes prevail in november. conventions are times of excitement. but given the events of the last few weeks, i hope you'll allow me a moment to talk to you about what's really at stake. just two weeks ago, a 9-year- old girl named caroline was having a carefree texas summer swimming in the pool, playing with friends, doing all the things a happy child might do. like most children, she relied upon -- >> he is talking about politics making strange bedfellows. the primary started out with ted cruz and donald trump as friends and then they became bitter enemies. will he endorse donald trump? >> that's the question. >> that's the big question. we'll see. [ yelling and cursing ] how about outside in things getting nasty near the republican national convention venue today. protestors clashed in the plaza one radical left wing protestor even set an american flying on fire as people around him starting cursing at him. cleveland police say a dozen people have been taken into custody. we now know who wrote melania trump's speech that borrowed wording from michelle obama's speech eight years ago. she is meredith mciver from the south bay. according to the "san jose mercury news," mciver is a graduate of a high school in san jose. she issued a statement saying mrs. trump read me some passages from mrs. obama's speech. i wrote them down and later included some of the fundraising in the draft that became the final speech. she ale 30 i see. >> ed for the confusion and -- she apologized for the confusion and hysteria. she said the trump campaign rejected her offer to resign. how did it happen? the "l.a. times" reports a laid off tv reporter named hill was watching the speech at a coffee shop when he heard the familiar words from 2008. he then googled michelle obama's speech and then tweeted his findings. say melania stole a whole graph from michelle's speech. by the way mr. hill is from fairfield originally. donald trump certainly got a lot of cheers for his plan to build a wall along the u.s./mexico border. now someone has built a miniature wall around trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. check this out. it includes a tiny string of barbed wire on top of the six inch wall with an american flag and signs that say keep out. ar artist who calls himself plastic jesus is behind the stunt. he placed it around the star yesterday after trump secured the nomination. the wall at the star has come down. killing with kindness. a northern california man fights back against a hateful message aimed at police. the small gesture having a big impact. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, graffiti that read "kill cops not trees" was found on a bridge near a santa cruz man turns anti- police graffiti into a message of hope. graffiti that read kill cops not trees was found. a store owner decided to alter the message but instead of spray-painting love cops and trees on a bridge, he decided to hang it from his storefront window. he shared it on social media for others to see and download. >> definitely violent. and i wanted to take something that was bad and turn it into something good. >> this is wonderful. this is a gem. this is what it's all about. >> the graffiti has since been cleaned up. >> happening right now in the street of san francisco, thousands of people are on the hunt for pokemon. one person taking part told he is he plays the game for hours even while he runs. >> i run like anybody like 9 to 13 miles three times a week. >> are you playing while you run? >> yeah. i'm just like running and pokemon go hunt for it. try to find it. >> heads up, dude. it's fun and games now. but "pokemon go" players could face trouble next month. the hacker group poodle corps tweeted out this cryptic message with the date august 1. it plans to take the game offline so that nobody can play. server trouble has plagued the game since its launch. many players on the crawl tonight are complaining they can't even open the app. >> oh, no! [ laughter ] [ inaudible ] [ no microphone ] >> around the corner, here's what we have. giants back in beantown. >> media if that's what you want to call some of these guys with a smartphone in hair hands. >> news wannabing getting called out. >> man, did i steal the force today. just a few items straight ahead in sports after paul deanno's weather. a free pack of crayons in a restaurant, they're often used once, then thrown away? maybe you didn't know this. i didn't know this. but when kids get free crayons in the restaurant they are used once and they throw them away. >> that's very familiar. >> sharon chin shows us this week's jefferson award winner who had a better idea. >> he sure did. bryan ware discovered more than half a million pounds of nonbiodegradable crayons end up in landfills every year so he came up with a colorful idea it recycle and help kids at the same time. bryan ware stacks trays of used crayons for his volunteers to sort by color. some used only once. >> most restaurants just throw them away due to health reasons. >> reporter: so using his manufacturing expertise brian designed a way to give old crayons new life. >> it's not acceptable to just take it and reuse it. how do i take that and recycle it into something new that's meaningful to any child? >> reporter: he formed the nonprofit the crayon initiative. in the last year, it's donated new crayons to kids in 35 hospitals in 12 states. how does he do it? several days a month, brian takes over the kitchen in his danville home. he melts the old crayons in several induction cooktops and pours the wax into molds, cools it off, and outcomes 4,000 crayons in 8 hours. his wife and son help, too. each box has eight colors. they bring comfort to young patients. >> those are so cool. huh? >> mommy! >> reporter: the 4-year-old and her mom have made countless visits from their tuolumne county home to lucille pack around children's hospital in palo alto. meadow has suffered complications from a stem cell transplant to treat a relapse of leukemia. >> are you having fun right know? >> yup. >> it gives me a lot of joy to see her happy, as well. >> it lifts mood when she is in a good mood. >> it's awesome. special to watch. >> reporter: veronica mejia says kids used crayons for creative expression before and after surgery. >> we can do a lot of assessment with kids by what they are coloring and doing. >> reporter: thousands of restaurants, schools and individuals from across the country are sending brian their used crayons. this is typically what you get in about three days. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: so for coming up with a greenway to bring art therapy to children, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bryan ware. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> so you'll notice the crayons are wider than a typical crayon so they're harder to break and they don't roll if you drop 'em. you want to take a look at them there. bryan has outgrown his kitchen and is looking for a larger space. >> i'll bet. >> in danville at a san ramon area where he can produce the crayons and where his corporate supporters can help to sort them. >> the triangular shape helps. >> great idea. >> using them already. >> made a lot of kids happy. >> thank you, sharon. >> you can help bryan finding a space for this project or to support the crayon initiative, connect with him using the link in our story at cbssf.com/hero. color the weather, paul. >> allen is coloring something really cool. the smile on her face made it worth it. we are coloring the weather blue in the sky. there's been so much sunshine, but it hasn't been warm because of that onshore flow. are they looking for pokemon on the beach at ocean beach? are there pokemon there? i don't know. these are things we need to find out. temperatures in the 80s, 79 to 84 livermore, concord. san francisco still 60. san jose 74. that must be so much colder than normal? no. today 63. yesterday 64. monday 64. only 2 or 3 degrees below average in san francisco. it's july. it's not supposed to be warm. it is though away from the water and temperatures are not warm but we'll warm up. concord tonight 55. mountain view 55. oakland 55. a couple of 50s and 40s in the north bay specifically santa rosa 49 degrees. getting chilly. so of we have two things that will happen with this low pressure area that will impact your weather rather directly. the low is beginning to move but its position tomorrow gives us a southwest flow of air. what that will do, it's going to make us cooler. we gained about 5 degrees today inland. you will lose most of that coming up tomorrow. so the winds will turn southwest on thursday. then the low leaves, that has a huge impact. widespread cloud cover, fog, drizzle at the beach, burning off in the afternoon, lots of blue sky, those beautiful crayons will be colored blue in the sky once again tomorrow. as we look toward sunday, look at the colors, that magenta you see for most of the state. not along the beach. inland from the 70s and 80s to the mid- to upper 90s as a big strong ridge of high pressure will be weak and only impact areas near the water. inland will be hot. clouds pushing inland for one more night. cooler tomorrow. then we get hot friday through the weekend up near 100 degrees. san jose again 5 degrees below average for you. but comfortable. 79 degrees. campbell 83. palo alto 80. 72 union city. brentwood 88 tomorrow. vallejo 78. afternoon sunshine in sausalito. high 66. san leandro 79. 70s petaluma. richmond 8 the high in cloverdale. it lasts through the weekend into the next week. 60s and 70s near the bay. vern glenn with sports next. ,, ..."let's attack these guys" well....... . baseball up top. the local flavor, astros game plan for the a's today, let's attack these guys. well, this would be about two hours ago, allen. had he low. >> long day. >> look at daniel mengden staring it down. he allowed three runs in five innings. here's the second inning. off the wall number by george springer upped the lead to 2-0. mengden's first win this month will have to wait. doug fister had his stuff on the other side. steven vogt struck out five other seven shutout innings. third win against the a's this season. just was not the a's day only four hits. astros won 7-0. matt cain off the dl first start in over a month and this happened. ramirez one of his two home runs today. over the granite city sign. he gave up three long balls five runs and two and a third innings. down 8-0 to the red sox, and the sox gave it back. 4th inning three-run blast fifth of the season got them on the board and they weren't done. same inning, trevor brown's turn a two-run shot and it's a game now. giants trail just 8-7 in the 6th inning. now, you might think we're showing you this mariners walkoff because it was dramatic. 1th inning blast by martin. no, no. we like to show you the postgame cold shower he got. oh, baby! you know, you know that was cold. you aspiring broadcasters, as jim harbaugh always told us, beware of unnamed sources. university of houston football coach jury room herman will copy that. reports that he was about to take the baylor university job rubbed his fur the wrong way. >> it feels like now that our media if that's what you want to call some of these guys with a smartphone in their hand and sources, there's no repercussion. >> beware of unnamed sources. they speak with forked tongues. >> i remember there's a section in the newspaper everything day, daily newspaper, um, retracks and omissions. -- retractions and omissions, right? where is that button on twitter? >> i'd like to know that myself. auto racing. big time big name swapping nascar. jeff gordon vallejo native is coming out of retirement to drive for a concussed dale earnhardt, jr., the next couple races. back in fisherman's wharf, meantime -- >> any celebrities ever [ indiscernible ] all the way isn't that true. >> they call this work? this is fun. you own that chocolate factory, too. >> your deli. >> ghirardelli. >> anyone want to try some [ indiscernible ] no free show here. i'm going to eat it, too. are we going to cook it? it's already good. >> cracking ribs at fisherman's wharf number nine funny car drag-racing hall of fame legend john forest for a media tour t kicked off nhl week at diana brennan and jennifer sonoma raceway where forces won 7 times. now, he is 67 years young. and showing no signs of slowing down. he is the patriarch of a racing family. >> my kids are racing with me and that's very important to me that i can teach them and some days those girls i got three of them they are teaching me. but i still love it. i want more championships. if it was nascar, indycar, yeah, they would have to have rest stops for me at my age but this whole hotrod, i'm 16 years old when i put on that fire suit and helmet so i don't have no -- i'm going to stop when it's over. there will be no retirement tour. i'll probably get out at the end of a racetrack and fall over and that's where i want to go. >> kept on going. i was there this morning, i doing the mmj thing with the camera on the tripod pointed at us, i just lobata question and he just runs. >> he is wide open. >> good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ic can save you money by finding a policy to fit your budget. 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