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this morning. fire crews decided to let the building burn because of hazardous chemicals stored inside. two parked cars in a the shop were destroyed. one parked fire truck was also damaged. east bay park officials say the fire is sill burning at this hour so investigators haven't had a chance to look inside. there are no reports of injuries fortunately. >> more wet weather is on the way. yesterday's storm packed a punch. we spotted at least six lightning strikes in a 15 minute span from mount sutro cam. lightning reported in pacifica and san rafael. leagues slees here to tell us what is no store. >> behind the system right now and we are poised to get very wet, very windy conditions tonight. right now we are looking at the heaviest rain in the north bay, the central bay, but beginning to fill in all across the bay area. it's going to be wet afternoon today and wet morning. look at the rain-snow mix around

cobb mountain. we've got heavy rain headed toward hercules pulling out of san pablo and about to push through benicia and off the coast of the peninsula you are going to get wet in san francisco as well as redwood city and 280 pushing across into the east bay, heavier downpours in the santa cruz mountains. this is ahead of a very strong system that is going to move in late tonight and wind up by this time tomorrow. we'll talk about that more in detail in just a few minutes. >> the thunderstorm that knocked that east bay power out delivered more than thunder and lightning. there was hail coming down in albany. this video was shot at the target store parking lot. it was pea size and not like will go li to cause any damage. also alpine road and yuba way was a heavy downpour.

robert desoto says it was quite a spectacular in his neighborhood. >> it was big lightning flashings, it was fantastic. i see this hail coming down and i step outside, i thought it's snowing on the ground but chunks of ice. >> it was very strong updraft and down draft and ice particles get tossed up and down and getting bigger with each cycle eventually following to the ground. >> high surf continues along the coast and the stormy weather is having an impact on fresh fish and crab. lisa amin gulezian has that part. >> in half moon bay, waves crashed along the break wall and they prepared themselves for this storm hours ago. many doubled up on their lines to help tie down their boat. the concern is this. >> after the tornado touched down. >> it was actually a water spot

just off ocean beach in san francisco. it was caught on video by a viewer and sent to u reports powered by youtube but if the twister had happened over land it would have been called in tornado. in half moon bay, swells are expected to reach 12 feet prompting a small craft advisory. many local fishing boats are not going out to sea which is having an impact on seafood retailers on half moon bay's fish marketed. >> asking if you have any local halibut and i tell them we don't have any because of the weather. >> they are sold out of halibut and rockfish and crab supply is low. >> any idea of the loss? >> probably 30%. >> in santa cruz the bad weather isn't just having an economic on the impact on the harbor which has been closed for a full week. a cleanup efforts, divers were forced to suspend operations until further notice.

the only would one that seemed to enjoy the weather were three surfers near half hoon bay. >> it's fun to fish and get fun waves. >> big waves kept coming in. high tide rolled in pacifica at 12:02 a.m. just after that waterspout at ocean beach the national weather service issued a tornado warning for nearby san mateo county around 11:00 a.m. yesterday. belmont gave tweets out to let people no know. the warning expired at 11:30 with no twister touching down a tornado no one saw coming touched yesterday morning in santa rosa. no one was hurt. vic lee talked to the owner of a landscaping company that took a direct hit. >> the wind kick up and i was looking outside and the trees are blowing like crazy. i can hear all the debris on my

front porch and blow over. >> i thought there was a small explosion and just a lot of rumbling. >> to the right there was a big gust of wind went down, picked up the shed and flew it up in the air and went over on pacific street. >> the corrugated metal was up in the telephone booth and corrugated metal in the trees. they tore the building right out of the ground. we have cement pillars down in the ground and it sucked the wood right out of it. >> from a funnel cloud came right through here from your shed. >> our gate was open. i think the force of it brought it over to that spot. as a matter of fact, i just saw another piece of metal in the tree. >> that is part of your roof. that is your neighbor's yard on the tree. >> that was vic lee reporting. mounting tensions in libya, a

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fears. >> the impact of the radiation scare could last a decade a growing crisis, workers swarmed over the crippled plant. reactor number three trying to cool it and reactor three and four believed to be most at risk. of complete meltdown. dangers spent fuel rods heating up and attached an electrical cable to the mountain. you doubts remain whether some of the cooling pumps were too damaged in the quake and tsunami to work. if the reactors continue to overheat the results could be catastrophic. >> on friday brave firefighters departed friday for the plant knowing full well they could be on suicide plant mission. some of the workers that were able to escape are now telling their stories. this man was outside the plant when the quake hit.

>> i thought the building would be stronger. i could never imagine would it turn out like this. >> then there was had scene the head of the planted breaking down in public under the emotional weight of the crisis. >> they have raised it to five on the scale of seven admitting it was worse than previously acknowledged. and after all this criticism, even japanese government officials they should have moved faster, the hope now is it's not too late. >> in other news overseas, world military intervention against muammar khadafy and his forces in libya are underway this morning. that word comes from french president n car car after a summit in paris. meanwhile, khadafy forces have stormed into the rebel held city of benghazi. david curley reports. >> this morning, a striking image, a libyan fighter plane

shot down by rebel forces. libyan leader had reportedly been bombing the rentals inside his country despite president obama's stark warnings of 12 hours earlier. >> a cease-fire must be implemented early. these terms are non-negotiable. >> the government scrambled, declaring a cease-fire but this morning the fighting continued and there are new questions if and when the united states and allies will have to enforce a cease-fire. >> so the allies are preparing to establish a no-fly zone over libya to stop khadafy from attacking his own people. they must resort to military anxious and take out libya's air defenses. >> on paper it's very difficult threat. what the libyans are capable is another story. >> any effort would probably start from tomahawk cruise missiles aimed at anti-aircraft

batteries. will they cover the area over benghazi or a full no-fly zone, which would mean up to 125 jets and hundreds of refueling jets. would they all be american aircraft? the president said u.s. forces would be heavily involved in the first few days and then take a supporting role allowing britain and france and arab nations to lead. >> we will provide the unique capabilities that we can bring to bear to top the violence against civilians. >> this morning, it's unclear that the allies do launch an attack, how far will they go. >> are we are going to drop bombs and ordinance fans that is a big step militarily and politically. >> that was david curley. she traveling with president obama who in brazil this morning starting a five day tour of

central and south america. >> right now, meteorologist lisa argen is here with our wet forecast. >> more rain is out there right now. by this time tomorrow, the storm will be pushing out of the bay area. get out there and clean out the gutters and really make preparations for a windy and wet 24 hours to come. forecast is next. >> also next, march madness continues with more fantastic finishes in the ncaa tournament.

get ready for a soggy and windy weekend. here is lisa argen. >> the next 12 hours we'll continue to see the rain pick up but it's going to be offshore by 8:00 tonight, poised to move onshore overnight. rain around the bay area and it continues to fall from the north bay, central bay and the south bay. this is the light to moderate rain but we are also looking at heavy showers embedded with a few thunderstorms around the bay area. so it is a soggy start to your weekend. we're looking at a powerful storm offshore.

live doppler 7 hd shows a lot of rainfall out there this morning. let's take you in closer where the cold air has moved in since you were sleeping. a rain-snow mix, cobb mountain, take a look at the downpours here in central and southern marin counties from larkspur to san rafael. tiburon moving eastward into richmond. watch out hercules, berkeley getting light rain and look at the heavier showers on the peninsula moving just about cross 280 shortly into redwood city and possess ka dare oh as heavy rain. in the south bay, from around mount hamilton, you are looking at rain-snow mix and more embedded strong storms offshore. we are looking at the main event still about 12 hours away. 50 in half moon boy. 40 in livermore and here are our highlights.

scattered showers, chance of a thunderstorm after the morning hours. the snow level has lowered down to 3,000 feet and storm coming in offshore around 8:00 tonight moving across the heart of the bay area from around midnight to 3:00 a.m. high winds and winds will continue to gust offshore. around 8:00 tonight they will push along the coast. if you've got plans to go out tonight. be very careful. we're going foe see the rain push into the north bay, with this system we have subtropical moisture and that is why we're looking at very heavy rainfall amounts. 9:00 this morning, notice the scattering of the showers and take you through the rest of the afternoon and look how the rain continues to fill in, by 3:00 we've got some heavier downpours in sonoma county but by the dinner hour and 8:00, look at the north bay. we've got the cold front sitting offshore and by midnight to 2:00

a.m. we've got even heavier rain that is poised to sweep on through here while you are sleeping, probably wake up with gusty wind and then by 7:00 tomorrow morning, we're getting into the back side of it. the rest of sunday a chance to clean up not so bad. we'll see a few peeks of sun but more rain on monday. two and a half to three inches with two and a half inches in the south bay couple more inches in the mountains and then we've got up to hundred mile-an-hour wind gusts there. low to mid-50s today with more scattered showers, winds pick up later on this evening and then a look ahead, we're not out of the woods yet. it's spring next week, more heavy rain wednesday and thursday. so we'll be watching it for you. but we are so frustrated already it could be easy for power lines and trees to fall with those gusty winds. >> and local flooding if you are

driving, be careful. >> stay indoors and watch sports. march madness is in full spring. stanford play their game against u.c. davis. first round of men's tournament wound up. here is larry beil. >> george mason university made national headlines, patriots, they are back. after stunning villanova. jim, veteran coach, eighth seed, game tied at 54. free flows put nova up by 2. he got it. he gathers his troops with eight seconds left. corey stokes, sign of a backboard. good night. george mason 61-57. they take down nova.

>> arizona was the best team in the pac-10. wildcats pushed to the limit in the opener. memphis tigers squad, game tied at 37. here is the defense, with authority! and less than four minutes, and pac-10 player of the year. 11 points for him and leading by don't throw away the inbound pass, joe jackson cleans it up. down by 2, memphis misses the second of two free throws and williams says, no, denies wesley witherspoon to save the day. 7777-75. arizona survives. >> remember keith benson from the grizzlies, n.b.a. move falling down on a mission trying to hang on. larry wright with a 3-ball.

moving within 5. less than a minute to go. reggie hamilton needs a 3, in and out heartbreak, texas holding on 85-81. >> so far is on good for the pac-10, ucla and washington advancing and huskies put the collar on the bulldogs. pat riley watching isaiah thomas taking to the front line of georgia, attacking the hoop. tied at 28 at the half. second half, dance with a jam, bulldogs, trey tomkins and t.j. wilcox, makes the first and misses the second. long pass for the tie! no. washington holds on 68-65. >> marquette, never threatened by xavier. darius johnson odom, steps into a 3, finished with 19 points.

marquette up 47-29. feeding odom and marquette, 66-65. >> they will play syracuse next. >> wow, bcu cheerleaders getting it together. 123's and georgetown, jamie casino and joey rodriguez brandon had 26. they move on 74-56 the final score taking out georgetown. >> cal and colorado round two of nit. mike montgomery's club jumped out to an early 5-0 lead. andre roberson, close to one for the half. he had a great season for cal. could not handle -- wow! corey higgins.

california's season comes to an end, 89-72. >> still more hoops, warriors, golden state trying to avoid a sweep. warriors had support but the keep came out. munta ellis had 18. sons are up at halftime. playing the role of point guard. shannon frye clams the door, 108-97. >> stanford will open the ncaa women's tournament hosting u.c. davis and mike shumann will have those highlights later. next at 8:30, dozens of vehicles pile up on interstate 80 in the sierra. mangling traffic for people heading up to the mountain and santa clara's latest idea to

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chain reaction begun. >> you were sliding toward the tanker you had to be terrified? >> we were worried and we were looking for anywhere to go but there was nothing we could do. >> nearly 40 cars piled up, several were destroyed and one man was killed. >> that person had been outside his truck and tried to put chains on it and he was struck by another vehicle. >> it was nightmare lasting for hours with traffic parked on the highway but many say even with all of this it could have been worse. >> today was a lucky day for a lot of us. i'm still kind of shaking at times. >> besides that one fatality there were other injuries, broken legs and chp says it's going to take a while to determine exactly how many people were hurt. the stormy weather could delay the reopening of the harbor in santa cruz, it's still closed following the tsunami

surge that hit there a week ago. right now the hunt is on for debris that could damage once it's does reopen. karina rusk reports. >> they have a diver's view of santa cruz harbor heat spotted one of two boats that still needed to be hauled off the harbor floor. >> there is no motor so it's not a pollution hazard. >> they have high-tech help when it comes to looking for debris that could be a navigation hazard. these are side scan sonar images. they come from equipment mounted on a noaa boat that did an underwater survey of the harbor. >> we can see 70 feet, we can almost see bank to bank the whole way up. >> the sonar images paint an instant picture of known and unknown objects. >> they think it could be the

back end or pieces off of this boat that sunk. >> before bad weather called off operations, divers were able to investigate and what they found was a dock box. >> just gotten lodged and dungd in the water but it did show up on the sonar. >> it was one week triggered by the tsunami surged into the santa cruz harbor, doing estimated $25 million in damage in the harbor infrastructure alone. upon reflection, boat owners feel fortunate. >> when you look what happened in japan, we have a lot to feel grateful about. >> at least for now, the harbor is set to open on monday. karina rusk, "abc 7 news." >> all the stormy weather brought beautiful to sebastopol, a viewer sent this photo of a

double rainbow. if you come across a weather-related the, please take pictures for us. upload photos to ureport at www.abc7.com or e-mail us. >> president obama has landed in brazil for the start of a tour. he will be promoting greater economic ties and regional security in stops of brazil and chile and el salvador. president says he sees brazil and chile has growing economic opportunities for u.s. exports which could help create new u.s. jobs. >> every one billion dollars we export supports more than 5,000 jobs in the united states. so the more we sell overseas, the more jobs we create on our shores. that is why last year i set a goal for this country, to double our exports by 2014. >> he notes that the bill supported more than a quarter

million american jobs last year by purchasing american products. one example he mentioned was the capstone turbine company in southern california which recently sold $2 million of high-tech equipment to brazil. >> warren christopher has died in los angeles. he worked in bosnia and middle east during the clinton administration. he died from complications of bladder and kidney cancer. as he prepared to step down n as secretary of state, his accomplishments included a ban on nuclear weapon tests. >> on monday, santa clara city council will decide whether to give $34.5 million in dedevelopment money to the 49ers. cities around the state like santa clara is trying to hold on redevelopment money.

our media partner san jose mercury news, santa clara is racing to put the money where the state can't reach it by handing it over to the 49ers. and voters approve have to $113 million to go for the $900 million stadium next to great america. >> it's going to be cold, chilly and wet -- you name it. >> another 12-15 hours, we are anticipating very strong storm. very windy conditions, 47 degrees in san jose. east wind at 18. there is rain over the bay area coming down pretty good, but it's only going to increase. i'll tell you about it coming up. >> also coming up, a wildlife rescue center that has been rescued after being evicted. your generosity is helping to save it coming up.ñññññññññññññi

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calm before the next storm. >> we have pretty good rain around the bay area. it's continuing to fill in and even hail and heavy downpours. a live look at lake tahoe where the winter storm warning has expired. winter storm watch is in effect and all these will be shutting down in the next day or so. the wind gusts of over hundred miles an hour. that is on the way and right now we are looking at rain across san francisco, take a look at this shot. that has changed. active start to your saturday. scenarios of yellow and red embedded across the central bay. cold air has filled in overnight. rain-and-snow mix around lake county, cobb mountain, lake port further south, you've got a very strong cell headed your way up towards the delta. back southwesterly, heavy rain around southern marin county.

that is going to pull out across the bay. watch out san pablo and richmond within the next 15-20 minutes. berkeley, heavier downpours. san francisco, belmont, 280, here is a pretty strong cell here, going to be pushing across the bay and further south we're looking at the santa cruz mountains which will be particularly hard hit within the next 12-18 hours. more rain offshore, this is all out ahead of a stronger storm system that sits about 12 to 18 hours away from the bay area. 46 in mountain view. 47 in san jose and the rain has been very widely scattered in the south bay, but everywhere is going to see very heavy rain. today still a chance of a thunderstorm right on through the evening hours. snow lems have lowered and the storm has increased in its speed a little bit. if you were watching last night, we had expected it to move in tomorrow morning and more

overnight tonight. we have a high wind warning in effect from 11:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. with winds gusting around 60 miles an hour. here comes the area of low pressure, the strong cold front and a subtropical cal tap of moisture that will promise in to bring in very heavy rain. next 24 hours, here we are at can the this morning, you notice the rain by this afternoon continues. take a look at 3:00. we've got heaviest rain, sonoma county, twisting down into marin county. by the dinner hour, 8:00, 9:00, take a look at the greol by overnight hours. we've got orange. there is the front and pushes through around 3:00 to 6:00 a.m. and then by 8:00 tomorrow morning, scattered showers and cold front is behind us. much of sunday you can plan on some cleanup but more rain for monday. we're talking several inches of rain. heaviest rain in the santa cruz mountains. we'll be looking at a foot of snow in the sierra nevada by

monday night. temperatures today in the 50s, rain, some thunderstorms, breezy winds overnight and we should have the worst of this between midnight and about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow and then another big system headed our way next wednesday into thursday. >> it's going to be a stormy night. my friend e-mailed she couldn't sleep last night because of all the hail down in san mateo county. an oakland wildlife center has found a new home and they are racing against the clock to get it ready. some of our viewers have come through with help from the center that kids for orphaned and injured animals. but as dan ashley says, they still need more help. >> the wildlife center has been rescuing animals for the pass ten years. it's the only rescue center of its kind in the oakland, berkeley and alameda area, last resort for wild animals who have

been hit by cars, attacked by dogs or lost their mothers. as we fold told you last summer the animals are being evicted because the landlord has other plans. volunteers searched desperately for another new home and they are finally getting one. >> the first shed will be the infirmary to keep animals in cages and after they are stabilized. >> this the beginning of the new wildlife center. on a private lot just a few blocks from the old center in the oakland hills. the labor is all volunteer. >> we are building an containment area for baby squirrels who come in. >> money came from and $15,000 from donations from people that learned from the center's plight from the media. >> i can get up close with the animals and have an impact wildlife enriches us all. >> cofounder and director of the center, volunteered as many as 70 hours a week herself. she is thrilled by the public response. >> just an incredible thank you

to the community, we're coming forward just helps. >> there is a lot to be done. >> it's very tricky because we can't throw everything into a truck and move over. we've got animals that we need to move. in order to do that we need to have a place secure for them at the new location. >> the center second-degree pressure on move as fast as possible. indoor part of the facility is well underway but outside they need to build large pens on a steep hillside. a natural feeling enclosure is critical for animals that will be eventually released back in the wild. >> unfortunately we've run out of funding and we're going to have start a new campaign to raise funds and find skilled construction workers who can help with us that stage of the project. >> in the meantime, nature is not waiting for moving day. >> babies are being born right now. >> these are the orphans, some of the first new spring babies that need help this year. wildlife center has never turned away an injured or orphaned

animal even during the relocation crisis. that is what keeps volunteers like john sweeney coming back. he found an injured animal. >> most people take in wildlife and there are no other places. it's great to see them get good care and get back to living a good life. >> dan ashley, "abc 7 news." >> last year the wildlife center rehabilitated more than 700 animal animals and they need more money and volunteers to do it again this year. to find out how to help, go to our website and click on see it on tv. >> coming up next, michael finney reports on where you can get your taxes done free of @ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ

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