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Really windy along the bay yesterday. Lets see if it will continue. Good morning. Steve paulson is back. Significantly cooler. There is a huge fog bank out there. So the wind up 36 up at travis. Been up to 40 for some gusts here and almost everybody saying cloudy to mostly cloudy. And thats a big fog bank out there. So 50s on the temps. I doubt these change at all, get ready for it. Looks like an extended stretch here. Some unseasonably cool weather, but mainly its the low cloud deck which is front and center, and temps go well below average here. 50s and 60s. All right, well say happy tuesday...

A champion for the poor, the homeless, a fighter for racial equality. Tonight we remember the reverend Cecil Williams, whose love and compassion was the rock and foundation and Guiding Light for all who walked through the doors of glide Memorial Church in San Francisco. He walked his talk. He he was a direct example of how to be in the world. Its such a loss for the city. Its a loss for this community. The reverend Cecil Williams died today at his home surrounded by family and friends. He was 94 years old. Good evening. Im julie julie haener and im mike mibach. Williams was known for his wisdo...

There were members of the African American community that inspired us to dream and to serve, and Cecil Williams was at the top of that list. Cecil mentored generations of San Francisco leaders, many of us emerging from the most difficult circumstances. As a young girl, i would have never dreamed id grow up to work with him. We all benefited from his guidance, his support, and his moral compass. We would not be who we are as a city and a people without the legendary Cecil Williams, a loss felt not only here in the bay area, but around the world. Glide leaders say that his family is on their way...

In Ventura County. The first bay area reporter to arrive on the fire lanes. Reporter were told the fire is now advancing in a northwest direction. Here in Ventura County, ashes continue to rain down as new areas come under threat. Ventura fire captain is doing something hes seen countless fire victims do through the years. Walking through ashes of his own burned out home. Its nothing. Its gone. Ive watched people my whole career sift through things and feel for them. Its obviously hitting home now. I dont know. Its all gone. Reporter he had planned to spend his birthday, yesterday, with his fa...

Being here today as part of the remarkable event as you know press is turning 100 this year and this month we have partnered with u of i library in order to kick off a year filled with workshops, panel, exhibits and more. Todays panel is a particularly important one. Lorrie mathison current director is joined by her two predecessors in this position willis to add Historical Context to this event ill share with you that the university of Illinois Press had six directors. In its 100 years and only four of those served in the fulltime capacity. So the reflections that we hear today encompass near...