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that's part of the monsoonal moisture, ridge of high sug onhat heat. it's bringing in a line of cloud coverage out there. that's part of what you may be noticing in the south bay and also parts of the east bay as it lifts from south ocean. this ridge of high pressure is still right there over southern california and arizona which is why today we are not quite getting a cool down. temperatures will be a little bit lower than yesterday. 90 again in morgan hill, 90s for brentwood. the west wind is helping keep these numbers low, 60s for berkeley. san francisco was only 61 yesterday and we will most likely hit that today as well. that's below average. here we are above average in the mid 90s where the mendocino fires are burning. this ridge of high pressure will move to the east. that's our temperatures will drop a bit. you can tell that in the seven- day forecast. for inland communities that's where you will notice the change from the 90s to the 80s. it's going to be $5 million mak over. the project includes stabilizing the 148 year old lighthouse, repavi

we'll fill you in onhat next. >>> and don't get in the car unless you hear from the storm 4 >> announcerews4 today" begins with breaking >>news. we're staying on top of thatew breaking n right now. two children were shot overnight at an apartment building in mclean, vifinia. one those children has died. the other is in the hospital right now. police has arresd 33-year-old veronica youngblood. she's been charged with murder. we're working to find whether there's a connection between the victs and the shooter. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff. eun has the morning off.'r tracking breaking news on the roadways as well. there's trouble on i-95 in virginia. >> brad freitas is joining us with the view from above before jackeck in with wtop's taylor and sheena parveen for the forecast. brad, what are you seeing? >> reporter: aaron, sthbound i-95, you can see the overturned tractor trailer, from the exit ramp on westbound lorton road. affic is at a standstill. they do have one lane open. i'm going to pull out and show you the delays on the northbound eck strictl

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