and the central valley. we fine the fastest winds here today. be careful if you travel that way and if you are over open bodies of water, the winds could be interesting. breezes early. mild and caucus by the afternoon. the coast is getting warmer, mid-to-upper 60's and our bay and inland neighborhood are in the low-to-mid 70's. this is our traffic anchor, leyla gulen. >> thank you, mike. it is great to be back. as we start off with mass transit headed to work we have 36 bart trains running on time and caltrain is on time and no delays from muni, either with one issue. we are starting to see delays eastbound 580 from san ramon road to 680, the lanes are

blocked until 6:00 this morning. the headlights in the northbound direction, are accident free so far this morning. >> good to see you. >> breaking news in richmond where a dangerous high speed chase that began in sacramento ended with speed topping 100 miles per hour. matt? >> if you are driving this morning, be careful. if you exit the carlson boulevard exit off of westbound 80 one of the stoplights is actually on the ground at the exit because a car crashed into it. the c.h.p. started chasing the car in the sacramento area last night at 70 miles later it crashed after midnight. spike trips were used and the was war driving on rims when it entered contra costa county and c.h.p. stopped the pursuit because of safety reasons.

the officers say the driver lost control of the car after he exited at carlson boulevard. it appeared driver failed to negotiate the turn and took out a light pole. however, the light pole stayed attach to the vehicle. >> the driver tried to run off. here is the suspect in the back of the patrol car. no word on charge or why he ran from officers in the first place. it is confusing at the exit with one stoplight blinking broad, the other stoplight is a solid red and i have not seen that stop line turn green in the last half hour so that means when you get to this four way intersection you will have to stop and hopefully that will be fixed when the commute comes

through. >> new this morning, cvs pharmacy is facing $29 million in fines for allegedly losing track of prescription painkillers at four northern california stores. "los angeles times" reports thousands of pill may have been sold. officials from d.e.a. say 37,000 painkillers were taken from the cvs stores. they have not responded to any requests for more information. a man is dead after being shot in the head in the mission district. the victim was found around action yesterday. the car he was in was peppered with bullet holes. officers have future released any information on the suspect or motive. >> international authorities identified both of the

passengers overnight who used fake passports on the missing malaysia airlines that vanished on friday. katie marzullo has the latest. >> the secretary-general of the international police held a news conference wrapped up in the last hour and released a new picture of two iranian men boarding a plane at the same time the he has named the men. one is 19-year-old and authorities do not believe he had terrorism ties but was seeking asylum in germany. the second man is 29-year-old and the two men traveled to malaysia on their iranian passports and switched to the stolen documents, austrian and italian. >> neither of the passports were reported stolen or listed in the database. therefore any airline or border

control agency comparing the passport names and numbers would not have had a hit. >> the search for the plane, still no sign. malaysia airlines said search-and-rescue teams have expanded the scope of the search beyond the original flight path and chinese media report that the chinese defense ministried is redeploying ten fat lights to join the hunt for the jet. the mystery in all of this is torture for the families of the 239 people on board. the "washington post" reports that relatives are saying they have been able to call the cell phones of their loved one and fine them on a china instant message service and the service indicating their phones were on line. a give-year-old boy and the babysitter are recovering after being hit by a car in san francisco. it happened in the crosswalk at 37th and fulton street after rack yesterday evening. paramedics,ed would on the

victims at the scene before they were taken by ambulance to the hospital. the driver was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. >> san rafael officials are pilling the plug on the red light camera program at the end of the month. they installed two cameras long the downtown corridor in 2009 to crack down on the red light runners but accidents are down only slightly and the camera did not generate enough revenue to cover the lease of $12,000 a month. san rafael is falling other bay area cities that decided to get rid of the cameras. >> san francisco is on the way to being the first united states city to ban the sale of plastic water bottles on its property. the board will hold a final vote today. the law bans the sale of bottled 21-ounces or smaller and begins

in phases starting in october and is in effect on city streets and sidewalks by 2016. >> state officials are look into raising an east bay dam to provide more water for california. the reservoir currently holds 52 billion gallons of water and in 2012 the water district finished an expansion increasing the exist by 50 percent and raised the dam by 34' to 226' high. now, state officials are studying whether to spend another $500 million to raise the dam again. >> the water quality and protection and it provides an environmental benefit protecting people into adulthood for the fish. >> when the studies are done the next challenge is figuring out how to pay for the project. >> that is always the challenge.

>> mike? >> we have a prolonged weather of dry weather and on the exploritorium you can can see this whipping around and it is dry outside with the humidity low and we are back to where we should be with the temperatures surging three to six degrees warmer than yesterday with oakland at 72 and san francisco at 69 and hose and concord 73 and santa rosa and fremont reaching 74 degrees and 11 hours and 46 minutes of sunshine. 46 to 57 times are all over the scale because of the wind and low-to-mid 60's at noon and mid-60's at the coast and 70 around the bay and inland and above average at 4:00 and the breezes will fade into the evening hours and low-to-mid 60's, delightful, when you head home for the extra sunshine if you have yard work to do. offshore breeze tomorrow two to four degrees warmer and the

breeze tapers and then the offshore winds come back on friday and the warming trend begins. leyla gulen has the traffic. >> thanks, mike, good news, the bay area is maintaining an accident-free forecast if our roadways but we have a problem on surface streets in concord a solo vehicle crash that knocked out power to 4,000 customers. avoid the area because crews going to be out this making repairs until at least 4:00 this afternoon. you want to plan ahead and avoid the area. as we look over the altamont pass, tracy to dublin, 33 miles per hour and headed away from 205 to 580 and over the pass it loosens up and you are on the way west of vacaville road and 30 minutes and antioch to concord is again minutes.

san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. it is wide open and not too much traffic as you funnel away from oakland to san francisco. the commute is clear. >> still ahead, surprising news of what happened to gas prices during march madness in america's money. >> california coastline recognized by president obama and the protection the area receives after he turns it into a national monument. >> a distinction for golden gate

>> covering san rafael, south bay and all the bay area this is abc7 news. get a load of the flag on top of the pier across the embarcadero just flapping away the mike will have more on the forecast which does not include any rain. president obama will expand the california coastal national monument to include a scenic part of mendocino county 1,700 acres of public lands will be federally protected. the national monument will include coastal prairies and sand dues -- dunes north of san francisco. >> an honor for the golden get a

national recreation area, the most visited national park in the united states, with 14 million visiting the scenic and historic politicians in the bay area last year. they include muir woods and crissy fields and alcatraz and was first among 400 national park service sites, the blue ridge parkway is out of first place after the government shut down in october. >> a pizza chain filed for bankruptcy for a second time. >> and the highest paid musician s if a list by billboard. >> the bankruptcy for the second time in three years for a pizza chain that said they will close 150 locations blaming the big decrease in customers at malls. gasoline prices go up in march regardless of the price of crude or global politics when refineries shut down for maintenance so they can switch

to summer blend. >> brides are look forward to the end of the month when h and and m has the $99 wedding gowns. billboard top honorers show taylor swift with $39.5 million last year and jenny chesney made $33 million and then justin timber lake with $31million was made last year. >> san jose will take up a proposal aimed at getting homeless people off the street and is considering paying to put homeless residents in hotels, only for years, and the plan provides rooms for up to five years while the nonprofit provides services such as job hunting and people home placement. officials say only a fraction of the homeless would actually be helped. >> a silver alert is issued for a missing man from son --

southern california. three drove away from his home in los angeles county and suffers from a medical condition and could be disoriented. anyone would my have seen to man is asked to call los angeles county sheriff. >> a denver man rescued from raging floodwaters in colorado is planning to sue his rescuers. he filed intent to sue with the county. in september he was trapped inside the vehicle for two hours. he said the should have closed the road and first responders did not realize he was in the car until they prepared to lift it out of water. he is seeking 500,000. >> dramatic rescue captured on video, crews in north carolina rescued a climber who fell from a mountain and landed on a ledge below the top of a mountain. crews had to bring if a chopper

who suffer add back injury in the fall. the mountain is steep and popular with the rock climbers. >> lucky he landed on the ledge. it is not big. >> we will have winds this morning but this evening, it will be better if anything to do outside including taking advantage of the longer evening. here is live doppler 7 hd dry air is on the way and visibility is unlimited. not a cloud to be found, no fog, but the winds are a big issue. we will start in the north bay, we are still in the 50's in some areas such as calistoga and american canyon and san rafael at 52 and mill valley, and petaluma, and novato and santa

rosa and guerneville mid-to-upper 40's. mid-to-upper 50's elsewhere and slow and cupertino and redwood city at 55 and 57 in san francisco and san carlos and 50 in lafayette. this is how it looks from the wind and even in san francisco where the fastest winds are in the north bay and central valley. extended period of dry weather and by the end of it we could have sprinkles up again and the warmest day is slighted no the weekend. low-to-mid 70's today and along the coast and into san francisco money 60's total sunshine. 41 in napa and santa rosa and mid-to-upper 40's elsewhere and

palo alto at 42 and san francisco is 50. while you were sleeping high pressure splitting and notice where it is developing, to the north with the clockwise show is the offshore wind that brings us the warming trend. the offshore winds tomorrow are a couple of degrees warmer and the winds are slow on thursday with a high cloud coming law and offshore winds comb back on friday and saturday and sunday, still looking at upper 70's to mid-80's and the coast is near 70's the nice of the day in a while with a lot of people heading that way saturday and sunday. >> leyla gulen? >> beautiful weather and beautiful traffic. you can see grown in the map so you are at top speed. headed out of tracy to the altamont pass that is where you will see the bulk of the traffic

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, and modesto possibly by employees. two, a driver who led c.h.p. on a wild 100 miles per hour case from sacramento to the bay area is under arrest ending in richmond off officer state highway at the off-ramp at carlson boulevard when the driver lost control and slammed into a light pole. >> disappearance of malaysia airlines is probably not terrorism. two iranian men who used stolen passports were identified and they used the real passports to get to malaysia. there is no sign of wreckage. >> some democratic accepts have been talking on the senate floor about climate change and the need for action. this started at 6:30 and has not stopped. there is no debate. republicans have largely stayed away. >> when it comes to business, good looks helps. men, not women, get ahead.

good looking man helps in business but has little impact on whether women succeed. investors were more likely to put money into a venture if the man making the pitch was handsome. >> live doppler 7 hd tracking dry air and no wind, no rain but watch out for the breezes from 17 at sfo to 26 in napa. i the tell you if we will get to the record warm temperatures. >> we have c.h.p. issued high wind advisory but all if all we have a light commute and the cars funnel from the maze to san francisco but we are maintaining traffic with light conditions and accident free conditions. >> dave brubeck will be celebrated with "take five" as the official song of concord.

he is a concord native and he went on to world aclaim with "take five" going platinum in 1959. he passed away last december at the age of 91. >> a high priced line of sunglasses is in the middle of an intense backlash because of the name: the $555 sunglasses me began to make headlines with twitter users taking offense for the name that sounds too much like "anorexia," and the name was picked because of the "slim" construction. >> itunes could be the only place to download music. apple is pressuring the record companies to offer new releases exclusively to the itunes store which account for 80 percent of download sales in the

united states. beyonce's was the fattest selling option in the digital store giving apple exclusive rights would block availability on streaming services. the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> a sudden accident claims the life of a young woman. her family wants it know who is responsible for the tree that fell and crushed her car on a busy bay area freeway. >> the san francisco fire department says they need $10 million.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning at 5:29.

i am kristen sze. >> before we get to the news, we will get to the weather of the morning. mike nicco? >> the camera is bouncing around and this is the western span of the bay bridge with winds fattest at sfo at 17 and santa rosa at 12 miles per hour. but in the central valley we have the fastest wind at 26 in napa and 30 in fairfield so it is blowing hard. this is where our wind advisory will remain from now until 8:00 this evening so if you are headed out that way want out for gusts up to 40 miles per hour. if you driving east-west the steering while will be jerking. on the other side of the bay bridge, can you see it is bouncing also, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's at the coast and the breezes taper and that allows us to get in the upper 60's to mid-70's in the bay and inland. >> we have a brand new accident and this is in bay point affecting the drive on when

four, but, first, a stalled vehicle westbound 80 at 580 blocking one lane and it sounds like a tire is being repaired. it is looking busy on the tolls away from the maze to san francisco. westbound four everything is pushed over to the shoulder. and in concord we have a solo vehicle crash that hit pg&e and knocked out the power to customers we have see that blocked off until 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. breaking overnight a drive would led highway patrol officers on a wild 100 miles per hour race from sacramento to the bay area is under arrest. the pursuit ended in richmond off interstate 80 at the carlson boulevard off-ramp when the car lost control and slammed into a light poll. the driver was arrested. the chase had just been called

off by the c.h.p. but no word on why he was being chased. matt will have more on the impact of drivers at the top of the hour. >> none california cvs drugstores are under investigation for possibly allowing prescription painkillers to get on the black market. >> good morning. the california board the pharmacy and the d.e.a. say more than 37,000 pills were taken from cvs. this maps shows where they are located. more than 16,000 tablets were missing from one store and 11,000 from a fairfield store and 5,000 from modesto and dixon stores. cvs could face a $29 million fine for losing track of prescription painkillers. the "los angeles times" was told that thousands of pins could have been sold on the black markets. a spokesman if the united states attorney says that cross faces

more than 2,000 possible vie legislations of the controlled substance act for discrepancies between the company reports and the inventory of prescription drugs. >> according to officials, in some cases the dugs have been missing because the pharmacists self medication but mostly it is lower level pharmacy workers take the drugs and sell them. this usually comes to life because of regular inventory checks and when it happens. it is their responsibility to report the missing drugs within 14 days. the family of a 22-year-old woman killed when a tree fell and crushed her car along interstate 80 in vacaville is demanding answers, after ke

crushed the roof of her car. her great grandmother was driving ahead of her and realized that she dropped out of the rear view mirror. >> it wasn't moving when i went through. >> caltran is being asked forrances who was responsible for maintenance of the tree. caltran says the tree did not belong to them because it is beyond the private fence line. >> investigators are trying to determine if an officer was shot by the suspect or by another officer. he was slot in the shoulder during a traffic stop in the mission district and the suspect fired shots and drove toward the officers. shaw's partner returned fire. ruano was arrested on saturday night but did not have a gun on him and he has not been charged with shooting the officer.

investigators hope to find the bullet that him shaw. >> new details in the missing malaysia airlines which probably is not an act of terrorism. they identified two passenger whose used stolen passports to get on the flight. one is a 19-year-old iranian seeking assume in germany and plot believed to have terrorist connections. the second is 29 and also from iran. the search if the boeing 777 jet liner with 239 people on board is expanded to the opposite side of the coast of malaysia. katie marzullo will have more on the overnight developments at the top of the hour. >> a federal investigator is looking into a refinery after two workers were doused with acid for the second time in a month. the tesoro refinery near martinez yesterday morning and the workers were trade with acid and federal officials say the 84,000 pounds of the acid was released february 12 burning two

other employees. officials say tesoro refinery refused to let them on the premises to investigate the accident. this is considered "troubling." >> companies take a safety stand down and try and review everything. they want to make sure there is not something in the system causing it to happen. >> the contractors were wearing protective gear and believe this is unrelated to the early chemical release. >> a refinery reached a settlement with bay area air quality officials over a dozen pollution violations. the philips 6 refinery will pay $230,000 penalty over 19 air quality violations. a spokesman for philips 66 says most violations were disclosed and fixed quickly. >> san francisco fire department wanted to beach up paramedic staff with extra funding.

the fire department plans to ask the mayor for an extra $10 million at the board of supervisors meeting as the city hall directs all departments and ages to cut spending in anticipation of $100 million deficit. the move follows a report that the fire department responds to only 72 percent of 9-1-1 calls seeking medical assistance. >> the city council is holding a special meeting to figure how to spend the rest of the money available for repairs and recovery from the deadly gas pipeline explosion in 2010. pg&e agreed to provide up to $50 million to the city in the wake of the blast and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in one neighborhood. 3 1/2 years later $11 million of fund is left and the city council will prioritize remaining rebuilding projects. >> you can see the impact of a 6 .9 magnitude earthquake off the

coast of california with items shaking, some falling to the ground as the earthquake hit around 10:00 on sunday night. the cat was frightened by the shaking and scur killing away. it was downgraded from initial reports and produced more than 20 after shocks but there are no reports of injuries or serious damage. >> california emergency management agency says this earthquake is a good remainder for all of to us get ready for any type of natural disaster. we should have emergency kits stocked with items including battery operated radios and flashlights with extra batteries and a three displode of food and water and a manual can opener. to institute your plan. >> a transition from yesterday to the high pressure has been breezy.

the rainfall amounts yesterday didding in to help the deficit but it grew in most areas. we did not receive enough rain. we are 7.5" in the hole in san jose, livermore, and 11.5" at sfo and 10.5" in oakland. the march miracle everyone is hoping for, not today. we have an extended period of dry weather that starts today. this morning we are in the upper 40's to mid-50's because of the breezes. breezes are an at noon and sunshine and dry air and low-to-mid 60's and in the mid-60's at the coast at 4:00 and the rest of us are touching 70 and calmer conditions as we head throughout the evening hours. tomorrow the offshore freeze conditions and a couple of degrees warmer and we taper that breeze with extra high clouds dropping us one or two degrees and friday the warming trend begins and temperatures are above average with upper 60 and mid-70. wait, there is more warmth in the weekend forecast.

leyla gulen? >> unfortunately, our news is not so great we are starting to see accidents filtering in to our traffic center. right now we can see more congestion and certainly over the altamont pass but in the construction zone, eastbound 580 at 680 we have an debt and it sound like cars were trying to avoid something in the road possibly a bag of debris and they crashed. everything is getting pushed to the shoulder and it could be a busy area for the next few minutes. westbound 80, this drive is going to be stalled because of an accident with a car in the ditch. this area is shaded in yellow indicating the high winds mike has been wanting us about so be careful. keep both hands on the wheel. here is the bay bridge toll plaza where extra cars are loading up in the cash-pay lanes and metering lights are not on

yet. >> next, japan marks the 3rd anniversary of the devastating, and tsunami and the bay area marking the anniversary as well. >> boston marathon beefing up security ahead of next race with a measure put in place to keep the event safe. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah?

covering novato, oakland, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. today japan commemorates the thirds and of a devastating, and tsunami. the japanese emperor and prime minister led a rare at a service if tokyo for the 20,000 who died. the 2011 tsunami damaged the fukushima nuclear plant and led to radioactive releases triggering an 18 mile evacuation zone. a quarter billion people are still displaced from their hems. >> several ceremonies are planned around the bay area today to mark the anniversary. residents throughout the bay area will honor the victims with two events, a traditional japanese flower ceremony today in petaluma where they will build a flower boat and release to a creek near bodega bay

tonight. >> the man if japan whose wife is missing three years after the disaster is going to great lengths to bring her home. look for the remains of his missing wife at her office when the tsunami hit. 2,600 people are missing with bodies presumably washed to sea. the retired aircraft mechanic need as few more dives but he says he is mentally ready to go. sport greats and a-listers joined forces in san francisco to raise money for children battling serious illness. they inidea children on stage at the symphony hall as part of a fundraiser for the children's hospital and the painted turtle, a camp for sick kids. together, they helped raise more than $1 million.

what a nice. we now turn our attention to the traffic. leyla gulen, you are back! it has been is long! >> we love sue but so glad you are back. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. hope everyone had a great weekend. it is great to be back but the problem, now, is a few extra accidents are piling up. we have plenty of green and not a lot of congestion just yet but slowing on 580 from tracy to dublin. as we look at what is happening in solano we have an accident with a car toying to avoid hitting something and went into a ditch so we may have a lane or two blocked by c.h.p. when they get out to the scene and unknown injuries. we have the entire area covered in yellow an indication of high winds with gusts in the north

bay and that is getting extended to some of our bay area bridges so if you are driving across the bay bridge c.h.p. issued a high wind advisory and keep both hands on the wheel. we had a solo crash involving a drunk driver with the intersection closed off until this afternoon and that is affecting customers, 45 customers now are without power and they have may strides in the repairs with more on that in a little bit but mike nicco is on the roof right now with 9 forecast. mike? >> can you hear the wind? it is more breezy than yesterday. you can see the winds are gusting around 20 to 25 miles per hour. it is bringing in dry air and a lack of cloud cough.

we have dry air but it feels cooler. as far as the temperatures, if you are headed to bart, 46 in concord and 48 in dublin and 52 in hayward and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's. from shut tremendous tower looking down you can see it is moving through the wind: sunny. warmer. breezes fade late this afternoon and extended dry period developing. the high pressure is become. it will push the jet extreme to our north and keep the rain away. remain withest highs are this weekend. and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast into san francisco and we will have low-to-mid 70's elsewhere and three to five degrees warmer than yesterday. tonight we have dry air, lack of wind, lack of cloud cover and cooler conditions santa rosa and napa at 41 and 42 in appeal and morgan hill and the rest of us in the mid-40's to upper 40's

but san francisco is 50. area of high pressure is actually split and the next is up to the north and that is what is bringing us the offshore wind and the reason why we have the warming trend. the seven-day forecast shows michaelor warming tomorrow as the offshore wind conditions and high clouds and offshore wind tapers on thursday so we drop down a degree or two but it is become on friday and still looking at temperatures in the 80's away from the coast and we will be around 70 and see a cooler trend on monday but notice it will be dry through the seven-day forecast. from the roof, back to you. dress warmly. hold on to the steering wheel. >> breezy indeed. boston police are doubling the number of areas if will fromming the parade route during the marathon with new measures preventing a repeat of bombings

that killed three and injured 260 others. backpacks and coolers are not banned but spectators are discouraged from bringing them. unlike previous years, people cannot spontaneouslyin' the race but all runners have to be preregistered but there is no specific intelligence indicating a threat runners and spectators are asked to remain vigilant. >> we promote "if you see something, say something." if anything sees suspicious conduct or suspicious items, report it to the closest uniformed law enforcement officers or call 9-1-1. >> the boston marathon is scheduled for april 21 with a million spectators expected, twice the usual crowd. this story will have us redefining ferocious felines police come to the rescue of a family and they had to be saved from their very own house cat. >> apple updates software for

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>> we know what to do with the weather. that would be, get out and enjoy. >> it is breezy on the roof. most of state is dealing with breezes whether it is santa ana to the south or east wind across lake tahoe until 11:00 tomorrow morning and kicking up 2' to 4' waves and we have high clouds to the south and temperatures are running in the mid-70's around los angeles and upper 70's and 83 in palm springs and the seven-day forecast is bone dry with record high temperatures most likely this weekend. now the traffic is holding on with both hands. i hope you don't blow away. we need you. 47 bart trains are on time and it looks like we don't have any mass transit delays. we have an accident over to

fremont southbound 680 we have an injury accidents with airbag deployed and two or three vehicles involved with one lane taken away. northbound traffic is fine and the nimitz has no issues and as you continue north up to highway 84 all is moving along fine but, now, back to you, eric and kristen. >> thank you, leyla gulen, cancer pictures could have a tough time finding a doctor in the coming years with the prediction of short average of cancer specialists with america losing 1,500 by 2025 and the number of parents rising by 22 percent. small practices are closing because of medicare cuts. this is in the american society of clinical oncology.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. breaking news, a high speed pursuit from sacramento to the bearia and we have how the chase finally ends. 37,000 prescription painkiller pills lost at four

northern california cvs stores. the pharmacy chain is facing a huge fine. >> and new detail on the mississippi malaysia airlines jet. authorities are revealing whether this is a case of terrorism. good morning, at 6:00 on tuesday. thanks for major -- for joining us. it is breezy today. >> it is brisk. it feels colder than the thermometer suggests. good morning, from the top of the news broadcast center. no umbrella is needed but two hands on the steering while with winds from the north. we are down to 12 miles per hour in napa and 20 at sfo and can you imagine landing, bumpy at 25 at fairfield. that is where the fast winds are, in central valley and high country today. it breezy and 51 around the bay and we are in the mid-