record at 96, it advisory is st effect, and as we go into tomorrow, big changes. that is sort of the story, it s record hot, two days in a row, and then we get this recipient is dropping temperatures starting tomorrow. there s a trough of low pressure that gets closer to us, and it brings the chance for some snow flurries to lake tahoe as we go toward the weekend. so the plan for tomorrow, today santa rosa, 103, tomorrow, 84 degrees. 94 and six san francisco, the go to 95, so temperatures drop off. you will notice the cool down, but in the meantime, it s still pretty warm, in the next few hours things will start to cool down as the wind shifts and we see more of an onshore flow. in the meantime, one more day with lots of records. if you live in the north baker you may hear helicopters flying overhead. those are pg&e crews that are inspecting the condition of powerlines after they shut off power to about 1500 customers in sonoma and napa counties. tom vacar continues our cove
all this, leading to a big day tomorrow, when the director of national intelligence will testify before the house and senate committees. it s a joke. impeachment, for that? when you have a wonderful meeting, or you have a wonderful phone conversation? president trump remains defined, denying any wrongdoing in a phone call with ukraine s president, volodymyr zelensky. they released a memo reconstructing the call, and it mr. trump asks ukraine s leader to do us a favor, referencing a company involved in the russian election investigation. president trump goes on to urge zelensky to work with his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani and william barr to investigate potential corruption by former vice president joe biden and his son, hunter. the two leaders held a news conference after meeting at the un. zelensky defending president trump. we talked about many things . nobody was pushing. the july call is part of a whistleblower complaint about the president s actions, and what p
and morris street, a gray car crashed in the curb. it s believed to be the victim s car, but it s unclear as to exactly how this car figures into this shooting scenario. can you tell us what police are doing to track down the suspects? we have officers going door to door canvassing. reporter: the police chief was here as well as a number of high-ranking officials as detectives and csi techs look for clues and evidence. also here today, the council woman from ward eight. what s going on in our city? if i knew the answer to what s going on, we d stop it and we d solve it. we re trying to figure out how to address the issue, how do we involve the community more to make sure senseless crime like this stops. reporter: yet another strange development. police arrest the son of monday s daytime murder victims. he s charged with threatening to kill a man he believed killed his mother monday afternoon. i ll have more on that coming up at 6:00. jim, back to you. pat collin
there. then we re going to take our fight into the convention. reporter: clinton beat him in kentucky, but barely, so they split the delegates. and she lost oregon, giving sanders the most delegates last night. she keeps the overall lead, but 488 are unpledged superdelegates, party insiders, the kind of process that enraged sanders supporters in nevada. there s a pattern of conduct from the beginning of this campaign that has been hostile to bernie sanders and his supporters. reporter: now he sounds hostile. i say to the leadership of the democratic party open the doors, let the people in. reporter: he means the democratic convention and clinton need to showcase sanders issues like free college and controlling wall street says a key sanders backer. this will resonate with americans and this is in complete charlton running on the republican side. reporter: donald trump released his list of 11 potential supreme court nominees. an abortion rights organization ca