and santa rose abeginning to goal -- sant santa rosa beginning to cool. -- beginning to cool. bringing light rain to the northwest corner of california. till continues to move east. by tomorrow it will be out of the way and temperatures will continue to warm. today we saw a warm up. 5-10 degrees above what -- where we saturday yesterday afternoon. for today and tomorrow, warming expected. this trough will push off to the east. the high pressure that has been bringing in hot weather over midamerica going to bring us sunny summer-like weather. wednesday, thursday temperatures rebounding back into the low 90s. low clouds expected back into the area by sunset. we expect it along the coast. it will invade the area. tomorrow morning widespread low cloud cover. notice how fast it pulls back, by about 10:00. partly cloudy expects tomorrow. we got temperatures mild as we start the morning. 50s out there. afternoon highs look like this. upper 70s, low 80s inland and we will continue to see 60s along the coast. fabulous day. 83 pleasanton. 76 mountain view. 63 around pacifica. extended f

sant san mateo and 85 today in redwood city. if you're waking up this morning in east bay, temperatures look good, pittsburg 93. a break in places like santa rosa. lake port, 96. ouch. don't get much of a break up there. the rest of the week, the 80s return. we love the 80s, 85 on saturday, 84 on sunday. i know you like wham, so i'm going to send it back to you on that note. >> fair enough. coming up the final curtain call, remembering a local drag legend and gay rights pioneer. >> here it is. >> a celebration like no other for all your news, weather, and traffic updates, checkn out on o facebook. look for nbc bay area morning news. at a live picture of the bay bridge. we'll check in with christina filling in for mike this morning. the history of lesbian, gay, transgender americans could soon become a required part of california's public school curriculum. this bill would require gay history be included in school textbooks. the bill was approved yesterday in sacramento, split nearly among party lines. supporters tell the "san francisco chronicle" the bill would make california the only state to have it in textbooks. opponents say they shouldn't