Day. West wind verses the north wind. We will do it every time with the hot pattern that ends and the cooling begins. Some gusts near the coast about 25 to 35 Miles Per Hour. Highs near average to a little above, but this will be the last day for that. Temperatures are heading down, going down 15 to 20 degrees. 101 inward yesterday. Today down 20 for redwood city and napa 101 to 95. Your onshore breeze is kicking in. Out towards the side 22, 25 out of the west, southwest, no longer a northerly breeze, even out towards black diamond, above clayton there. Oakland, berkeley hills, all westerly component now. And the fog is making a big, big move, taking the turn towards the coast, probably going through the gap in a couple of hours. Now 50s, 60s. We have begun with that onshore direction. Still a component of the offshore, but not at the surface. All turning onshore and our temps are way down. They will be much cooler for your weekend with with the offshore direction thats being taken out
Rosa. Am i going to sal . Is he here . I dont know whats going on. Sal, take it away. 80s. You heard me. B52s. You know, a friend of mine just saw them in las vegas. Said they were fabulous. Theyre still going after all these years. Steve, arent you and me both. Good morning everyone. Theres nothing going on. As you might imagine, yesterday we had a big problem on highway four thats been obviously cleared. We dont even have any slowing traffic there yet. Right now, we have a nice looking commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza. It looks pretty good. There have been no major issues, and traffic is also looking good on all the other bay area bridges. As we look at highway four on the camera here, everything looks fine. 401 lets get back to the headlines. All right, sal, thank you. Well, Los Angeles Police are now on the campus of ucla. Theyre trying to break up clashes between propalestinian and jewish demonstrators. A reporter from the cal matters news site, sergio olmos, recorded the
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Okay. See if they are out there. [ background noise ] janet has to be out there somewhere. [ laughing ] step back, please. Thank you. Thank you. Another that focuses on suicide prevention. Well also bring you a National Press club event with actor and veterans advocate gary senise. That begins at 1 00 p. M. Eastern here on cspan 3. Next a discussion on the history of the Voting Rights act from the obstacles africanamericans faced in the reconstruction era to the current status of Voting Rights after the Supreme Court ruling in Shelby County versus holder. The National Museum of africanamerican history and culture hosts this event. Its an hour and a half. It is such a pleasure to be here. I want to thank you so much for joining us in this celebration. Were here tonight to celebrate two important cornerstones of our democracy. One, of course, is the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights act and as mr. Ellis said, also the 75th anniversary of the Legal Defense fund, and i positioned them
Africanamerican history and culture hosts this event. Its an hour and a half. It is such a pleasure to be here. I want to thank you so much for joining us in this celebration. Were here tonight to celebrate two important cornerstones of our democracy. One, of course, is the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights act and as mr. Ellis said, also the 75th anniversary of the Legal Defense fund, and i positioned them as two cornerstones of our democracy. One is obviously a law that helped to transform this country and provide the Legal Protections that allowed this democracy to evolve into what it is today. Still in progress, but its certainly better than it was, but with any law you need enforcers. With any law you need those who will protect that law who will enforce it, who will allow it to live out its fullness and i know that the Legal Defense fund has spent all of its days since the passable of the Voting Rights act working towards that goal and then many, many others. Im particularly