she'll be paid $570,000 a year, and she will live in a leased home paid for by the uc systems. >>> allight. here we go again. airlines about to introduce a new list of fees that we have to pay, but they're hoping it's a list of options passengers will actually appreciate. we'll be the judge of that. passengers can pay for just about anything from renting ipads, preloaded with movies, to hot first-class meals back in coach, to having the seat next to them remain empty. fees bring in more than $15 billion a year, and they're the reason the airlines remain profitable. but there's only a limited amount of money they can make from charges like baggage and reservation fees, so they're searching for more cash in our pockets. >> they're getting desperate. >>> all right. an east bay dad becomes an accidental millionaire. >> i like the sound of that. accidently getting rich. we'll tell you why he has his own son to thank. that's coming up next. >>> we finish things up this morning with a fremont man very thankful his young son helped make him rich. >> lottery officials say the 34-year-old man wo

he also did a lot to reform the pension system for the uc employees.o with that, you know, a lot of people said he set the uc on a good trajectory. but then you have, you know, the huge core of students who, like you said, doubling of tuition from $5,000 a year to $11,000 a year, during that time okaying executive salaries. when you talk about what do you -- how do you measure success for a uc president? if you're ultimately talking about what is impacting students, it's hard to not look at his legacy and see that huge tuition hike and how he became such a lightning rod of criticism around that. during the occupy movement and there was rallies all over the place at uc berkeley, they called him out as being the top 1%, that he was disconnected, that he had no business being in education and speaking for students because students just simply didn't feel like he had their back. >> and students protested against him and demanded his firing at one point. he has definitely made some accomplishments that you talked about earlier, financial aid to greater amou

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they believe her last job makes her a bad fit for the uc system as her new job is running campuses prone to protests and where undocumented students study. >> thousands of people enjoyed traffic-free streets today in san francisco's excel -- missio street. music filled the air for sunday streets. neighbors got to know each other, while young artists turned the asphalt into their own canvas. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00, a budget deadline looms. what happens if lawmakers don't act before midnight tomorrow? >> a swim from alcatraz, that's impressive but this one stands out from the it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ >> a raccoon faces a long offic

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. >> the new president of the uc system is getting a generous housing allowance. this is secretary back in july. the la times now reports uc is shelling out nearly $10,000 a month for her new oakland residence. she starts her new job on september 30th. >>> debating whether to renovate unused 1920s style mansion called the blake house. been the home of uc presidents until five years ago but needs a lot of work. repairs could cost up to $3.5 million. >> 4:50 on your tuesday. where you can buy them at cost coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. let's check out your micro climate forecast today. we're expecting temperatures to go up to 79 degrees in pittsburg. warmer tomorrow could see 87. summer one last gasp before the fall. outside a couple patches of fog. mostly clear in the valleys. breezy outdoors though. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. a pretty nice day ahead as we're expecting mild temperatures. maybe not quite as warm as yesterday but still comfortable in the valleys. 60s toward the coast. >> out to the east bay too. here is a live look. 5:00, magic hour w

. >>> tomorrow the uc system will have a new president, former homeland security secretary janet napolitano is set to take the reins. the job change comes with a significant pay raise for napolitano. her annual salary is $571,000. three times what she made working in washington. she's already survived her first test even before taking over the position, some uc students sought a no-confidence vote but failed. >>> they don't mind the tourists but say the buses have to go. why neighbors in this popular site say it's getting too dangerous. >> and what do you know about lyme disease? ,,,,,, these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. tourist areas --- al >>> san francisco is considering a ban or at least a limit on tour buses around one of its most popular tourist

the ceremony today bidding her farewell as she gets ready to become the president of the uc system. >> it may be a great weekend ahead to the beach as a summertime heat up fills into the bay area, i will have a look at just how warm it will get in your neighborhood coming up. >> plus a suspicious house fire outside of sacramento, how the family says their dog saved their lives. >>> more people are being allowed back into the area in and around yosemite national park even as the rim fire continues to bush nearby. state route 120 from groveland into yosemite is set to re-open this hour, however car fire stays because of continued fire activity several roads off the highway will remain closed. evacuation orders are also still in effect in many areas. the rim fire has now burned over 246, 000 acres and 80% contained, cal fire is investigating a suspicious fire where a dog is credited with alerting a family inside a burning home. the fire started after 5:00 this morning at the house in the plaster county town of sheridan, residents say they were awakened by their barking chihuahua and ran

at berkeley and any of the other uc systems. i encourage you, you will have a leg up in transferring or graduating into a four-year college ~ by having these courses under your belt. so, i just wanted to encourage folks to know that these possibilities are there for the students and they should take advantage of them. and city college is there to support both san francisco unified school district and the entire community. thank you very much. (applause) >> thank you. public comment is now closed. item k, advisory committee reports, appointments to the advisory committees. are there any appointments by board members? no. seeing none, we will move to item l, special order of business. so, first is the public hearing. i'm going to call to order the public hearing on the 2012-2013 initial proposal for a successor agreement from laborers international union of north america, liuna, local 261 to san francisco unified school district and the 2012-2013 initial proposal for a successor agreement from the san francisco unified school dist

the vice president also suggested that after heading up the uc system, napolitano should be on the supreme court. >>> nasa is set to launch a new lunar mission in just a few hours, and the bay area viewing party is already underway. take a live look now at the crowd gathering in mountain view. the public is invited to come out and see the exhibit, talk to the scientists and engineers and watch the unmanned shuttle lift off around 8:30. you see a lot of people with their chairs out there enjoying the sunshine. the lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer, that's what it's called, or lade, for sure, launches from virginia, but it was built by scientists in mountain view. >> this has been an exciting path here. this, as john mentioned, is the first spacecraft designed, built, developed, integrated and tested at nasa ames research center. we're one of ten missions, but we're a lunar system. >> lade will orbit the moon for 100 days, collecting information about the moon's atmosphere. scientists want to know more about the dust on the moon. >>> the chp is expecting a busy weekend for the n

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the uc system launched a 60 campaigning yesterday called crawled sourcing.pants would spread the word on social media and encourage others to make donations and pledges on the campaigns website. students, alumni, politicians and even celebrities have pledged to participate. actor and jamie fox says that he will perform a rap song. even governor jerry brown says that he will host a lunch for 10 uc students. if the uc reaches a certain fund- raising goal. >> the fremont police department is trying to find the owner of two small dogs. toll yorkie terrier mixes are being kept at the tri- city animal shelter in fremont after that were found separately at two different locations yesterday morning. when animal control put them together, it was obvious that they were a pair. >> they don't have tax, they don't have microchips, there is nothing that would lead them back to an owner. we are hoping that an owner will come forth and claimed them. maybe someone took them and dumped them. it's not we are hoping that they can pass out temperance e the evaluation and go out

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the uc system launched a six week campaign yesterday. politicians and even celebrities have plans to participate. >> if you " like " something on facebook, it is now protected as free speech under the constitution. a u.s. court handed down a ruling yesterday. the case came about when employees at hampton sheriff's office in virginia lost their jobs after they express support for their boss. facebook and the american civil liberties union became involved, both filed its friend-of-the- court briefs for the case. the decision reverses an earlier ruling that said " the likes " were just a button presses. >> an attorney for san francisco 49 t alers aldon smith has filed a response to a civil lawsuit filed by a man who says that he was shot during a party at smith's house. smith's attorney alleges that the plane to a freely and voluntarily expose himself at all risk of harm. they also said that the injuries the victims suffered were not caused by smith who fired weapons illegally on the party. santa clara county prosecutor said that they are c

replacing him will be janet napolitano, the uc system's first female president. she is the head of homeland security and will stay with that job until september 6th. >>> still to come, the massive fire burning in yosemite. the impact on the holiday weekend and what may have caused the fire. and a scare nor homeowners -- a scare for homeowners as a fire comes close and battle ited two brushfires that broke out within 30 minutes of each other. this is the second fire near dutcher creek road and dry creek road. a a few structures were threatened, but no losses were reported. a total of 22 acres burned. containment of the rim fire is inching up as flames are closing in on yosemite national park's famous giant sequoia grove. firefighters have been conducting controlled burns around the groves to clear away as much debris as possible and tourists are being warned that the smoke from the fire has moved into yosemite valley. the fire is now 40% contained. 348 square miles of forest have been burned. the cost of the fire has reached $60 million. it is the fourth largest w

the uc system started a six- week campaign yesterday using the crowd sourcing concept. the campaign includes students, alum, business executives and celebrities making promises if certain fundraising goals are reached. a group of sixth graders is starting the new school year living out their rock and roll dreams. >> it's impressive. it's an all-girl band that wowed a san francisco crowd last weekend. five young ladies learning the ropes at the blue bear school of music. frank mallicoat shows us throbbing and roll nonprofit is cool. >> i'm the lead singer. >> i'm the keyboardist. >> i play the bass guitar. >> i'm the lead guitarist. >> i'm the drummer [ music ] >> reporter: five girls ages 11 to 13 with a common love of music are living their dream. am i going to be buying tickets someday to watch you sing? >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: is that the plan? >> mm-hm. i plan to be a singer. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the future rock and rollers are part of the blue bear school of music a nonprofit based at san francisco's fort mason that's been schooling city kids and adults

system -- the uc system, which is based in oakland. >>> up next, pg&e could face more fines.at the california public utilities commission has to decide as we near the anniversary of the san bruno pipeline explosion. and a new pilot program to get more firefighters available for emergencies. ♪ [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ and there's juicy chicken best foods is the secret to making parmesan crusted chicken so juicy so delicious it's your secret to making dinner disappear best foods. bring out the best >> welcome back. it's 6:30. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. if you thought it was warm yesterday we will add another 5 degrees today. the warming trend continues. in fact a spare-the-air day today. 68 this los gatos with 58 half moon bay. good morning san francisco

. >> when janet napolitano takes over the uc system we will live in an east bay home that cost almost $10,000 a month. few miles away. home sitting a we'll explain why she's not living there. >> a release of a major video game and more pressure on apple. >>> the uc board of regents meeting to discuss a plan at the possible future home of its next president. the board taking up a request for an initial $620,000 toward the up to $6 million cost of restoring the blake house. the historic three-bedroom, seven-bath home has been empty since 2008. that could change when former homeland security secretary janet napolitano becomes president, that happen this is month. right now the university leasing her house in oakland at a cost of almost $10,000 per month. money for the renovation and current rent comes from a private endowment. >> 5:13. cisco downsizing. the company sold six buildings. it put a price tag at $150 million. the first move happens in january. it's the latest move by the company to cut cost after announcing it would lay off 4,000 employees. the buyer plans to give the building

. >> napolitano is leaving her post to become the first female president of the uc system which is based in oakland. >>> up next, pg&e could face more fines. what the public utilities commission has to decide as we near the anniversary of the san bruno pipeline explosion. and a new pilot program to get more available for emergencies. it is a tactic an east bay county is we are coming up on 8:30 and we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> good morning from our sutro tower camera. it looks steel and hazy out there -- still and hazy out there. we have no wind at all and the marine layer is absent and it will stay that way for the next several days. before today, not only a spare the air today, but the poor air quality with the ozone gathering in the santa clara valley. elsewhere things will get pretty interesting throughout the next several days because the temperatures are not expected to cool off. we will look for this little mini heat wave to take us through the weekend and monday temperatures near 90 in the inland east bay. that's near oak

the uc system started a six- week campaign yesterday using the crowd sourcing concept. the campaign includes students, alumni, business executives, politicians and celebrities making promises if certain fundraising goals are reached. >>> crews are working around the clock to clean up flood damaged areas in colorado. utility workers are repairing power lines in neighborhoods rav and by heavy rains and floodwaters. a few hundred people without power in greeley and boulder, about 20 miles of natural gas lines suffered extensive damage. crews say there are about 4500 customers with gas outages. >>> students are going back to school in boulder valley. all but two schools reopened after floods forced them to close for six days. while the district says there will be some challenges at some schools, the superintendent says they can get through them with patience and flexibility. >>> time now is 6:10. how about a sweet treat for breakfast? the giveaway that will have you talking funny. ♪[ music ] >> the future rock stars right here in the bay area. the "cool school" helping thes

to school, new details about janet napolitano's first day on the job as the new president of the uc system and what her first order of business will be in the days and weeks ahead. >> continuing kochblg at the santa monica airport. what we're learning about the people on board. all ahead in a live report. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing smoothly on a monday, back to work day. mike inouye will be here to tell you exactly what's happening. christina's got your weather as well. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors that are 130 calories or less per serving. and they're packed with vitamins and minerals. from lucky charms to cheerios. over 40 cereals. 130 calories or less. [ laughs ] ♪ [ female announcer ] hey ladies. you love it. you've got to have it. cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible. everybody craves those crazy squares.® >> welcome back. thanks for joining us on a monday morning. the time is 6:13. i'm meteorologist christina loren. tracking

. >> satellite and radar has been tracking a uc system bring in rain this weekend. >> not much energy >> nothing to significant may be a trace amount of rain north of the golden gate bridge pier >> may have a few raindrops over highway 37. >> it is going to be a humid and muggy afternoon with temperatures being what they should be this time of year appear >> we are generally in the '80s this time of year in places like pleasanton and livermore. >> but today we're only want to see the '70s appeared >> 724 high in oakland today appeared >> high of 67 in downtown san francisco today. >> the 7 day around the bay forecast tomorrow will be the coolest day although it will be sunny with a cooler air mass unsettling in peer >> bright afternoons and plenty of sun shine off during the middle of the week. >> by the weekend at temperatures will reach the '90s and the warmus inland spot appeared >> lots of slow traffic still lingering out there right now appear >> traffic tracker is picking up a lot of slowing heading into and out of the san ramon valley. >> there is a minor crash. >> southdown is

state office of emergency services to work with a number of agencies including uc-berkeley to come up with an early warning system for earthquakes. basically giving people 30-second warning or more that an earthquake was imminent. technology to detect how strong the quake might be and trigger an alert. the bill is offered by senator alex. right now scientists can estimate the risk of a quake but they are trying to hammer down ways to determine when a quake might strike. the usgs has been developing a system on a small scale with the state. federal dollars aren't there yet for construction as it stands. one scotts valley company seismic warning system says it

african-american males graduating from oakland high schools ready for college, ready for the uc or csu system. over the last decade, 802. in that same time period, 787 african-american males were killed. >> only a difference of 25 people. >> almost the same exact number. in certain years, more killed than graduated college ready, other years the opposite. it was so close over the decade. it was a moment -- this has always been a story in the back of my mind. this is the time, i want to go into the schools, i want to be that entry point for our readers to see what it's like for these students to grow up in oakland, these african-american males. what their lives are like. and also chronicle what the district was trying to do. a somewhat radical approach to addressing the needs of african-american males. basically saying, we are going to create an office of african-american male achievement. a department in the school district specifically for one gender and one race. and we're going to create classes just for african-american males. and at the same time open a school that was made for and by af

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system to detect earthquakes and alert californians that they are coming. if approved the office of emergency services would be working with institutions like uc-berkeley, to nd come up with a system. the system would give californians a few precious moments alerting them that an earthquake was coming. it's envisioned by the senator's bill, this would require a series of sensors along fault lines throughout the state, plus the technology gauges how strong that quake is and lets people know they are coming. right now the usgs is developing a small scale system. the government hasn't put up the money to fund it yet. the state technology doesn't work that accurately to give fair warning to those closest to the epicenter of the quake. if approved it would have until 2016 to identify the funds and the to come up with them. it would cost about $80 million. reporting live at uc-berkeley, christie smith. >> thank you. intriguing stuff. >> got to love a bay area morning. let's see what we're in store for. >> good morning to you laura and jon and you at home. happy thursday. temperatures looking really good. i want to start with this live picture of the golden gate b

system would work. >> reporter: good morning. there is a bill considered in sacramento today that would direct the office of emergency services to start working with institutions like ucan early warning system for earthquakes. basically they let california's know that within 30 second, maybe longer an earthquake was coming. it up and down the state and the technology to detect how strong it mitt be and to trigger that. a bill is offered by senator. they can estimate the risk of a quake but looking for a solid way to determine when that might strike. the system has been developing a system but federal dollars aren't there yet for construction of this. one company says the state's quek nolg isn't fast enough. the is us until 2015. could include grants, bonds and federal funds. estimated to cost about $80 million. >> thanks, christie. >> 6:52. walmart says it will put the apple iphone on kale. >> is it, for these can you get. >> 10 pds less. it will sell the apple 5 c, add at a runt. what do we make of this. the iphone c isn't cheap enough and perhaps wal part agrees or walmart is giving up 10 bucks per phone for the publicity. apple shares are slightly higher after losi

. >>> a 30-second warning system that an earthquake is coming, that's what state lawmakers are considering. and uc-berkeley could be helping with the technology. one local company thinks it doesn't go far enough. i'll have the story coming up. >> any warning can be helpful. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures nice and mild. plenty of 60s across the board. temperatures are great. we have some fog and drizzle out there i want to let you know about that and of course that weekend forecast coming up. >> the weather conditions could be affecting the boats in america's cup racing getting ready to get back out on the water. we'll be there taking a look with a live report from the bay coming up. >> look at this. traffic stacking up into downtown oakland, another problem getting out of the city. we'll show you what's going on. >> awaiting the sun's arrival. taking a live look outside over the south bay, san jose, it's thursday, september 12th, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good mor

system for earthquakes. the measure would direct the office of emergency services to work with uc berkeley and the u.s. ical survey on -- geological survey on the system. this could produce warnings of at least 30 secretary seconds that a quake is working. >>> undocumented immigrants may soon be able to get a california driver's license. some say this would make the roads safer by giving those without a license the chance to do it legally. the licenses will not work for voter registration or public benefit. the bill still needs the approval of the governor. >>> 8:35. police in pleasanton searching for a suspect who robbed a 7/11. it happened at the 7/11 on valley avenue. police say the suspect tried to lock the store employee in a back room and then climbed over the counter and stole money from the cash register. if you have any information about this call pleasanton police. >>> a man is in jail in connection with a bloody attack on wednesday at san francisco's main library. police say the 25-year-old man, clifton moore, hit someone in the head. the 61-year-old victim was using a computer on the first f

system to manage and track permits and invoices. and to develop the space and over all the impact on the district operations from increase use of our facilities. researchers from the uc berkeley center for city and schools have received facilities use policies and fees and other school districts in california and analyzed sfusd schools and developed an origination -- recommendation for a new fee structure for us. and also calculated specific use cost. their two types of cost. we have the direct facilities cost such as utilities, repairs and maintenance and we also have the direct staff cost such 80's as custodian and staff. we have developed a formula and fee calculator to calculate the cost for facilities and staffing cost. the fees are calculated on different groups on who is being served. for example, groups that directly serve our students or the community will be receive is a discount for the facilities sos. the private or commercial groups will be charged a fair rental rate. however all groups must be a cost for staffing. one of the goals is to develop a permit fee for groups directly serving our students to be as low as possible but yet to be cost neutral for

the uc student senate unanimously passed a bill calling for a no confidence vote if napolitano does not meet demands. including ensure the systema safe place for undocumented students and prevent riot police from interfering on campuses. >>> the woman accused of attacks lester chambers has been arrested. gina potters jumped on stage and knocked him down. potters is charged with assault and elder abuse. she surrendered to authorities today. >>> four home invasion suspects are in custody one more still being sought tonight in the south bay. sheriff deputies and san jose police locked down the neighborhood in meadow road in east san jose. they searched and quickly found two suspects. they also recovered a gun. authorities say the victims two women and two infants were not hurt. three of the suspects are from san francisco, one is from hayward. they're all between 18 to 23 years old. >>> a man is in custody tonight in oakland after he was caught on tape stealing a laptop from a t-shirt store. but then officers discovered he may also be responsible for several other crimes. this is surveillance video from pure 510 on grand avenue ne

the uc student senate unanimously passed a bill calling for a no confidence vote if napolitano does not meet demands. including ensure the system is a safe place for undocumented students and prevent riot police from interfering on campuses. >>> the woman accused of attacks lester chambers has been arrested. gina potters jumped on stage and knocked him down. potters is charged with assault and elder abuse. she surrendered to authorities today. >>> four home invasion suspects are in custody one more still being sought tonight in the south bay. sheriff deputies and san jose police locked down the neighborhood in meadow road in east san jose. they searched and quickly found two suspects. they also recovered a gun. authorities say the victims two women and two infants were not hurt. three of the suspects are from san francisco, one is from hayward. they're all between 18 to 23 years old. >>> a man is in custody tonight in oakland after he was caught on tape stealing a laptop from a t-shirt store. but then officers discovered he may also be responsible for several other crimes. this is surveillance video from pure 510 on grand avenu

system. reservations for weddings and other events a >> happy arbor day, everyone. we have a lot of volunteers from the richmond district center. i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whethe

. >> new this morning, incoming uc president has new digs: the bay area city she is about to call home and how much her rent will add up to for the system. >> thanks for joining us. >> did you notice, no wiper action needed this morning? >> but it is breezy and cooler. leyla gulen is here for mike. >> it is quite windy. live doppler 7 hd shows no runs. no moisture in the air. we will see moisture later on this weekend into the weekend. in san jose this is 101 away from 880 with clear conditions and the sky shows coastal clouds overnight but it will clear this afternoon and we are seeing the clouds dissipating over san francisco. cooler today and warmer tomorrow through thursday with fall on sunday. from mount tamalpais, because of winds it is bobbing up-and-down. our first forecast inland we will top out at 80 degrees around the bay and 78 is the high around the coast. traffic right now shows the altamont pass is not too good with red poking out there and it is jammed, bumper-to-bumper traffic into livermore and at highway 84 it things out. highway 4, though, in the westbound direction is where we have heavy conditions and now we have a

. >>> uc davis won a grant to lead a study for the government on transportation and climate change. the study will help the department of transportation to prepare systemsmate change. three southern california universities will also participate in the project. >>> it is very early in the season of fall and it is starting to feel that way. now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> things click quickly. getting into fall early. couple days ago. feels like it early. it feels fall like. temperatures on the mild side. notice how numbers are even from fairfield all the way to mountain view. you are not seeing the 30 and 40-degree spreads. there is a low pressure center to the north. as the jet stream lowers itself the systems tweak through the pacific northwest. they leave a big hole. the high pressure jumps in. and that is what is happening. when that happens the winds come out of the north and that gets you higher fire danger and a red flag warning that goes into effect after 11:00 p.m. tonight. 72 in fairfield. 70 livermore. the winds, blowing right now, san francisco international airport 30 miles per hour. by 10:00 p.m. i don't think they will be ou

. >> new this morning, incoming uc president has new digs: the bay area city she is about to call home and how much her rent will add up to for the systemice, no wiper action needed this morning? >> but it is breezy and cooler. leyla gulen is here for mike. >> it is quite windy. live doppler 7 hd shows no runs. no moisture in the air.