anywhere from 10 to maybe 20 shooting stars per hour as we passed through the debris trail left by ailey's, back in the 1980s. temperatures will eventually dip down into the 50s, so if you want to get up early you might want to throw on a light jacket, but we will heat up, one more very warm day in store for us tomorrow, 10 degrees above average around the band 10 to 15 above average further inland. on the coast, only in the mid 60s, with a little bit of sunshine peeking through, low 80s are in the south bay and mid to upper 80s for the santa clara valley, to around 90 degrees for the tri-valley with low to mid 90s e. of the diablo range. temperatures in the 70s around the central bay, 78 in oakland with mostly low to mid 80s for the northbay and even farther north lake mendocino county. we will see a drop in temperatures thursday and friday, a more noticeable drop by saturday and sunday, looks like a pretty nice weekend. and we will keep an eye on the storms that may be coming in over the weekend for you. >>> we all know the patriots head coach is a man of few words unless we are talking

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covering the biden campaign and early voting in milwaukee is msnbc's political reporter ailey vitalie. >> reporter: we've heard the pandemic and politics of this moment are linked. you played a conversation i had with one voter at the beginning of your segment where she was talking to you about the fact she can't even stand but she is out here voting and it is because she says she almost lost her husband to the virus earlier this year. this is not a theoretical for these voters. it is something that is impacting them every day in their lives and cases here are continuing to rise. as the candidates make their final pitches across places in the midwest they are also touching down in states where the pandemic is only getting worse. that of course doesn't track with the reality that donald trump paints in his rallies but it is the crux of joe biden's closing argument that his top priority will be handling of the pandemic. frankly, you talk about the turnout here in wisconsin, from the very moment after the 2016 election i was talking to democrats who were all about investing early and reb