. >> cal state board of trustees meets to consider suspending a decision to give a 10% raise over their predecessors. the board is expected to ask what calls campus nonprofits to donate money to makeup the difference. it's a compromise plan following student protests over state cuts and tuition increases. >> and a lot more to get to at 5:00. coming up, safeway announces a big change in the port promise. >> and then, from michael finney how going green could cost you a lot of green if you're in the market for a family car. >> i'm sandhya patel, there is another warm spring day but there is cooler weather coming up. i'll let you know when that is going happen coming up. >> and there is another powerful weather phenomenon raced through the country. >>> dolphin spent more than a week stuck in a channel is back at sea tonight. the wayward dovin swimming in circles until finding his way out of the wetlands over the weekend. it hasn't been seen since. >> toxicology tests blame the deaths of two dolphins on a swiss zoo on someone giving them a heroin substitute. the zoo posted a large rave part

. >>> cal-state board of trustees meets today to consider revamping a policy on pay raises for campus presidents. they still get a 10% pay hike but they want to amend the policy to change where the money will come from the board will ask what it calls campus non-profits, to donate the money. public pressure mounting to rescind the pay increases in the wake of tuition hikes and enrollment freezes to cope with state budget cuts. >>> our first full look of weather. was it warm enough for you yesterday? >> it was, by the pool was nice. let's see if we repeat that today. >>> definitely some areas are other areas touched by the sea breeze past the coast into the bay. good morning. storm track well north, going to get close enough that it is going to drop temperatures around the bay and out towards the coast as it steers that sea breeze towards us later today. right now 62 antioch, 47 santa rosa, everybody else in the low to mid 50s mountain view 57. 8:00 mid to upper 40s north bay valleys, low to mid 50s, until you get to antioch, 61°. clouds are going to remain close to the coast. by noon

. >>> out in csu system cal-state board set to vote on a common verse al compensation proposal for news president -- recommending amending a policy so taxpayers will not fundraises for new presidents. instead, campus non-profit groups will be asked to raise funds to specifically pay for the salary hikes. csu officials say the money is needed to recruit talented leaders. critics say the hikes are an insult to students who face mounting tuition increases. >>> san francisco school officials voted to lay-off 2 eight -- 218 faculty and staff after sending out 333 preliminary notices in march. the teachers and you beyond set out dozens of empty chairs last night to represent the lay-offs. they say the board should use part of its 80 million dollar reserve fund to rescind the pink slips. a judge ruled that 65 special faculty members in the mission and bay view would not be immuned to the lay-offs. teachers are set to take a strike authorization vote tomorrow after the district declare add impasse in contract talks. >>> new report out shows california's crackdown on junk food in school cafeter

. >> the cal state board of trustee meets tomorrow to consider suspending a decision to give new campussident a 10% raise over the predecessor. the board is expected to ask what it calls campus non-profit, everything from book stores to student newspapers to donate money to make up the difference. it's a compromise plan following student and faculty protests overstate budget cuts and tuition hikes. >>> san francisco school district has found a way to cut one and a half million dollars mean time from its budget but it could come at cost to advance placement students. 7 news education reporter lee ann has the latest battle between teacher union and the district. >> majority of teacher in san francisco spent 5 periods in a classroom and one so-called prep time. but somebody teaching a p course has only 4 periods and gets 2 hours of prep time. the district now wants to eliminate that extra hour. the reason for the second prep is to be able to again in my case i'm a science teacher set up laboratory. grade essay and work with students who need help. >>reporter: but whale she's on the second

three weeks out of the school year and another $100 million for the use seat at cal state campuses but not everyone is on board >> the last seven times we have had a tax increase before the voters they have said no and we think they will do that again we are already one of the highest tax states in the nation >> the budget is a hugely family budget and he says this family has been in trouble for a few years and we're not out of the woods yet. he says if we make sure to account for every penny and if we are efficient and if we make some smart decisions we could be out of this in a few years >> tonight the richmond city council will consider a tax on sugary drinks. not among the november ballot that would add 1¢ per ounce contacts sold on soda pop in the city. >> more people lose more years of life due to sugar sweet beverages than they do from firearms and gun violence >> somebody told me they would raise taxes on soda and sugar, ridiculous. i'm totally against it >> last year in contra costa county health report said 32% of richmond school children are obese >> developing news of the coast of california. there

the full board will vote tuesday. >> cal-state system is ready to reconsider a new policy on how much university presidents can make, after an uproar. next week trustees will meet and likely a the poll say this lets them pay new presidents 10% more than out-going presidents. new salaries would have to remain the same until at least 2014. critics say the old policy is a slap in the face of students paying higher tuition. >>> 95% of cal-state faculty members have voted to authorize a strike. negotiations on a new contract are stalled, the union says members will walk out if csu chancellor imposes a contract. the walk-out would be a rolling strike, two days at a time and eve of the systems 23 campuses. if that happens it -- it would be the largest university strike in u.s. history. >>> today bill clinton, governor brown and condoleeza rice will headline the annual outlook conference in san jose this marks the 40th year that brings together silicon valley's brightest thinkers and most prominent leaders to discuss trends affecting business, economy and politics. the conference starts at 12

cal state campuses. not everyone is on board with funding education with tax. >> absolutely not. the last seven times we have had a tax increase that went from the voters, they said " no ". we're already one of the highest taxed states in the nation. you cannot tax yourself to prosperity. >> the controller says to think about it like a family household and this family is in trouble and has been for a few years and he says that if his family continues to make cuts, looking at every penny it spends, and become more efficient, then we could be out of the woods in just a few years. >> do you think that you can untangle this mess? the nonpartisan group " next gen " gives you a chance with a latest version of their online budget challenge. the website lets you see how the state budget works, or doesn't work. you can also balance it on your own terms or see the consequences of the options now being considered by lawmakers. >> for the most part the choices that we present is current policy choices being considered in sacramento. we're trying to say " this is very important to so many mil

board and said this is a good requirement. but we want the locals to pick that up otherwise they charge us. >> another problem is uc and cal-stateschools both require two years of science for admission which will make it harder for future graduates to get in. one option is going to school out of california. >>> happening later, east bay teenager showing off his geography skills. one of 10 finalists will compete at the national geographic bee in washington, d.c.. the 7th grader in fremont passed tuesday's preliminary. he will compete in the next round 7:00 this morning we shall learn the results by 9:30. the winner will receive $25,000 and a trip to the galapagos islands. >>> special express lanes similar to this are now open for business for clear card holders cards use fingerprinting to identify registered users who pay $179 a year. the company is returning after declaring bankruptcy in 2009. other airports accepting the pass now are denver and orlando, dallas on deck and many more expected. >>> if you are flying this morning, clear but could be a little bumpy. >> definitely during the afternoon winds peak between 2 and 5:00 li

state for teaching that class. >> to the board and said this is a good requirement. we want the locals to pick-up that otherwise they charge us. >> another problem uc and cal-state schoolsh require two years of science for admission which would make it harder for future high school grads from california to get in. one option one that many are taking going to school outside of state. >>> later this morning east bay teenager is showing off his geography skills. he is one of 10 who will compete at the national geographic be in washington, d.c.. the 7th grader passed tuesday's preliminary round. he will compete in the next round scheduled at 7:00 this morning and we should learn the results by 9:30. the winner will receive $25,000 and an expedition to the galapagos islands. >> good luck. >>> turning things over to mike. sunny again. again just a little breezy not the start of it. >> exactly. it is going to get much worse into the afternoon. let me show what is going on. friday you could see in the morning we have showers developing. that's one of the big stories as we head towards the holiday weekend, that is not going to hang around for the better part of the weekend. here

to comply with law, the board is making public and independent evaluation of the three companies and posting plans to vote friday morning at 8:00. >>> cal-staterustees meets today to consider revamp policy on pay raises for campus presidents. they still plan to give the pay hike but want to amen the policy to change where money for the raises -- to amend the policy to change where the money for the raises will come from time to time -- public pressure has been mounting to resin the increases -- >>> 5:37. hiking temperatures up. >>> here you can see change on our mount tamalpais cam, points towards sausalito to the sought, san francisco in the distance, a few fingers of fog finding their way through the shallower valleys across the golden gate bridge that is the sea breeze coming back. some of the light grey is the sea breeze and marine layer clouds that are going to come in and penetrate deeper into the bay bringing you a cooler trend the rest of us hot inland many temperatures like what you are going to deal with right now through 8:00 with clouds fill the bay. mid to upper 40s north bay valleys, low to mid 50s for rest of us. 56 half moon b