cast has been latching on to the concept of gusty offshore winds for the highest elevations, around sanomae hills around there and around vacaville as well. 45 mile-an-hour wind gusts heading through the rest of tonight. the highest elevations, the rest of us, 15-20 mile-an-hour gusts, calming down through tomorrow. the off shore winds will continue. occasionally noticeable but not as strong as the winds they will experience. and the first half of friday. we will not see cloud cover over head to speak of until we hit the last day of the holiday weekend. zoom through the next couple of days on future cast. off shore winds, pushing it through the coast. we are not going to see any low-lying cloud cover. haze on the horizon. smoke collecting in the atmosphere with chilly overnight low temperatures has people using the woodburning fireplaces. clouds sneaking through the bay area heading through sunday morning. looking outside right now. clear skies, temperatures backing down from a warm afternoon. 5-10 degrees above average today. now back in the 50s. 52 in santa rosa, to, 58 degrees in san jo

. >> reporter: the city of sanoma got its first taste of a zoom bombing. instead of getting rid of online public comment all together it has more of a old school approach to hang up hate. >> yes, topics not related to city business are out of order and clearly the callers were not here to offer anything with regard to city business. >> reporter: sonoma mayor says there were 20 zoom caller who's tried to spread hate speech. she says it was their first and last chance. >> people start going off on us we are hanging up. period. it is what you would do if you picked up the phone and somebody did the same thing. >> a few negative words slipped through, banning public comment is not the answer. >> why should we punish people doing the right thing because there are people doing the wrong thing? >> she says the rise of zoom meetings during the pandemic gave people who can not attend in person a say in local policy. that should not change now that the pandemic has passed. >> we opened government up to people in a way that i don't think government has been open to p