and he joins us from south carolina. senator, thank you for being with us. >> christiane, it's great to be with you. we're really looking forward to this forum because it's set up in a very different style. instead of the typical debate with lots of candidates on stage, each candidate gets to spend 21 minutes on the stage by themselves, to define themselves in their own terms. so, i think folks all over the country will find it very interesting. >> well, let me ask you, then, for your view on the latest entrant into the race. that is texas governor rick perry. earlier this summer, you said you didn't know enough about him. now, can you tell me your views since he's been in the race and there's been a lot said by him over the last couple of weeks? >> well, i'm excited about our field. i think the more people find out about the republican candidates, the more strengths they see. i think that's why a lototf people have hesitated to jump in. and it's good to give people a choice. so, i'm glad governor perry jumped in. but i'

year-and-a-half, we have started to see a lot more community by and, in the community coming to us from south -- for stories, but you have to recognize that they are a diverse community, that they are someone who might have been left out of the usual media stream, and let them know that you understand that, and they will slowly open up to you. >> he is the co-founder of the oakland local. >> i'm going to play devil's advocate a little bit here. you cover your local community. do you feel at all, as a non- profit, a bit -- dare i say -- not threatened, but some kind of competition has come in from the big boys? you were having a nice conversation earlier. i listen in. do you see yahoo! going local, for example, as a plus, or do you see them as competition? how did you see that? >> first, full disclosure, yahoo! is a content partner for oakland local. they distribute our content on their website. there is some back and forth. some

. >> joining us from south florida, congressman alan west, a republican and a member of the congressional black caucus. i understand you wrote a letter to the leader of the cdc, what did it say? >> well, basically it made reference to the comments of my colleague, congressman carson, as well as the comments of congresswoman maxine waters, where she was telling the tea party to go to hell. and i don't think that we need that type of incendiary talk coming out there and i think that it's a reflection that when you look at the almost 17% unemployment rate in the black community, 40% unemployment among black teens, the high incarceration rates, that we are not seeing them go at the failure of the policies of the obama administration. rather they're trying to demonize and attack the tea party movement as a scapegoat for these failures. >> did congressman cleaver respond to your letter? >> well, what we have gotten so far is that he will wait to respond later. he feels that he is right now too engaged with this job fair. so i will look forward to speaking with congressman cleaver when we return

joining us now from south san francisco, cheryl, what are the details here?> reporter: well, walgreens is not talking tonight, but the main plaintiff inside this lawsuit filed by the eeoc is. >> i want my job back. >> reporter: that's what she wants, the former walgreen's employee who worked as a cashier for 18 years was fired for allegedly eating chips to avoid a sudden drop in blood sugar. her attorney says she's diabetic. >> she reached for a piece of candy in her pocket, she didn't have one, so she grabbed a $1.39 bag of chips and ate some to avert an emergency. >> reporter: the assistant manager saw what happened. hernandez says she was suspended for three days. after that, she says she went on vacation and when she came back, she was pulled into the office and fired. hernandez says the reason -- >> for grabbing the chips, eating before i pay. >> reporter: hernandez said she did pay the $1.39 before leaving that day. a lawyer for the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission, the federal agency filed the lawsuit against walgreens because it believes i

you can watch it here live and hosting our coverage for that is john king who joins us from south carolinaew here. john, as we know, rick perry no longer going to be there. good decision by him to get back to texas? >> reporter: well, you know, ted it could hurt him a bit in the sense that he's a front-runner status in south carolina. they like to say in south carolina, iowa, new hampshire, win in the field in the south carolina public primary picks republican nominees. look, he's the governor of texas. his state has a severe wildfire problem right now. it is the right call if you're the chief executive of your home state to get back in south carolina primary still more than five months away. he could have bolstered his standing here today, but his staff says your state is in trouble. you got to go home. >>> mitt romney originally said no thank you to the invitation here. he's changed his mind. is this part of a new strategy for the campaign? >> reporter: it is part of a new strategy. in part, it's because of governor perry's energy in the field. his emergence as mitt romney's competition

the primary use our south-facing from this property. it is up on the hill and is a self-sloping property. to reduce the mass, we did not want to use stucco or other heavy materials where we did not have to. commissioner moore: we are very concerned for large glass railings facing public open spaces, because we are concerned that birds have a tendency to confuse glass as being an open space beyond. are you thinking of giving any kind of indication peck's -- indication? i am not sure where the code is, but i want to remind us that we are using quite a bit of glass over the five stories of your building. >> i have not thought about that, but we certainly can. commissioner moore: with the department discussed this, if we move ahead? >> i think one of the things the commission could do is ask the project sponsor to comply with the new code. the do not think it is in place yet, but they could treat the glass. commissioner moore: this is a lovely study to understand the study. this lets people take a different look at it. you might appreciate r

from the top down. no northerly push of wind at lower parts of the atmosphere where clearing us out. this rotating from the southrea of low pressure and includes could billow up and become thunderstorms. dry thunderstorms, because the bases are so high the rain will evaporate before it reaches the ground, but not the lightning. this area in red, the higher elevations on either side of the valley into the mountains around l.a., that is a red flag until 11:00 this evening. high fire danger there. low to mid 60s around half moon bay. low to mid 70s bay shore, 77 at napa and san jose. temperatures running about four to 10° warmer than they were this time yesterday. throw 60s around monterey and santa cruz. 80 in gilroy. sun today, our last hot day inland. cloudy, drizzle hanging around the coast. drizzle sunday morning heightened likely good going to bring us a cooler day sunday. three degrees cooler in san francisco. juan in napa, three degrees warmer in san jose. livermore 11° warmer than average today. we'll start at 71 richmond warm up to 81 in fremont. south bay low to mid 80s. upper eight east -- upper 80s aro

paul steinhauser joins us from columbia, south carolina, this morning. it works. six candidates and they are -- let's go through them really quick. michele bachmann, congresswoman from minnesota, her man cain, radio talk show host. ron paul, the congressman from texas, newt gingrich, the former house speaker, texas governor rick perry and mitt romney, who will make his second bid for republican nomination. i just ran into jim demint, the republican senator here. i ran into him at breakfast and he was telling me the format. all six candidates right off the bat and then it is one at a time. this is not a debate. 20 minutes of questioning for each candidate. demint will be one of three people questioning them. jim demint is very, very influential and very popular among tea party activists. i think that's one of the reasons you're seeing all six candidates here in south carolina. >> he's the guy that's into pledges. >> capping ballots? >> that was his baby. and most of the canndidates hav signed up for that. you know what? here is another reason you know this

us today. and a lot of moisture streaming up from the south, from the gulf coast. we have this system to really watch. going to be our next weather maker, as it moves closer towards us and we get the stage set for a chance of seeing storms. back to our weather maps, through the next 24 hours, expect to see fog tomorrow. start overnight tonight, lingering in the early morning showers. some showers. by tomorrow afternoon, a chance of seeing thunderstorms. the southerly flow will make it very muggy through into the week. that's not going to change much. in the tropics, tropical storm philippe that in this last update said it may not intensify to hurricane status on monday as anticipated. but it will gain some strength. no watches or warnings now in the meantime. temperatures into the week, upper 70s. we cool down a little bit by thursday behind a cold front. a chance of storms each day, until we hit the sunshine friday. it will be a dry day. don't expect too many downpours. tuesday the day of the heaviest rainfall. >>> thanks, gwen. got to wait till friday. >> we do. y

from the top down. no northerly push of wind at lower parts of the atmosphere where clearing us out. this rotating from the southa of low pressure and includes could billow up and become thunderstorms. dry thunderstorms, because the bases are so high the rain will evaporate before it reaches the ground, but not the lightning. this area in red, the higher elevations on either side of the valley into the mountains around l.a., that is a red flag until 11:00 this evening. high fire danger there. low to mid 60s around half moon bay. low to mid 70s bay shore, 77 at napa and san jose. temperatures running about four to 10° warmer than they were this time yesterday. throw 60s around monterey and santa cruz. 80 in gilroy. sun today, our last hot day inland. cloudy, drizzle hanging around the coast. drizzle sunday morning heightened likely good going to bring us a cooler day sunday. three degrees cooler in san francisco. juan in napa, three degrees warmer in san jose. livermore 11° warmer than average today. we'll start at 71 richmond warm up to 81 in fremont. south bay low to mid 80s. upper eight east -- upper 80s aroun

use some sun. unfortunately, look at all the clouds that continue to stream in from the south. here through much of the day although we may get a few breaks. a little bit of sunshine to brighten your mood should be breaking out later this morning. sunrise at 6:59. by 9:00 the low 70s and mid-70s. we'll be in the upper 70s perhaps to near 80 by midafternoon. by then we'll probably have a lot of clouds again back. also, a small chance of an isolated shower, perhaps a thunder shower, but only a very small chance of that, it appears, for mid to late afternoon. a look at your evening planner coming up at 6:41. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> traveling 66 east, the inner loop shut down. i'm seeing significant delays on 66. those delays start at sudley road and continue inside of the beltway. if you're trying to get on the inner loop, nutley street to chain bridge road and access the inner loop of the beltway from there. silver spring, maryland, an accident at southbound new hampshire avenue at randolph road. and then congestion in our area increasing. traveling 270 very s

thank you very much for joining us from the beautiful town of charleston in south carolina. >> on thatunderstand. >> he just tries to have the sense that he wants to fix it. that was his goal. he's in "usa today." governor pawlenty, hope to see you again soon. >> thank you. >> right. coming up on the show, remember when the president praised warren buffet for wanting to pay more taxes? that comment could backfire because it turns out buffet's company is not paying all of its federal taxes. >> just off a few billion. and how is this for a side effect? the treatment making regular old cats glow in the dark. >> born on this day in 1931, this crooner has more than 150 hits to his name and often referred to as the greatest living country singer. here's a hint, he's singing us to break. ghghghght clicked for me when i had everything i needed to lose weight right in my hands. sophomore year, started weight watchers online, the weight started coming off. ahh! oh my gosh! [ laughs ] we're college kids, we go out all the time. having my food tracker on my phone, i can figure out what i'm having

from post-office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. >>> joining us now from clemson, south carolina, republican senator lindsey graham. senator, thank you for being here. i want to kind of set the stage for this discussion because we talked about how the president's poll numbers are falling. but i wanted to show our viewers the latest cnn/orc poll. the question was, who do you trust more to handle the economy? and the answer was 46% obama, and 37% republicans in congress, 15% said neither. having said that, let's take a look at how you feel and how you think republicans will look at this latest thing which is the minimum millionaires tax. the so-called buffett rule. and this because the billionaire has said -- warren buffett has said, listen, i pay a lower tax rate than my secretary. how do you politically argue against that or would you? >> well, i just think that's a political move by the president. i think senator durbin sort of tipped his hand. how would people in ohio accept an explanation from john boehner to say no. the truth of the matter is if you raise taxes on bi

low pressure from the south, cold front from the north, squeeze us over the next few days to bring us a chance of try thunderstorms and higher elevations to our south and east. some light rain in the forecast for sunday morning. until we get to that, calm this morning. we have west wind at 9 at sfo. west wind at 6 in fairfield. temperatures are a little bit warmer than yesterday. thanks to the fog that is developing and keeping the temperatures, keeping the warmth down near the ground instead of letting it radiate to space. we'll be in the 50s and 60s at 8:00 with thickest clouds around the bay and north bay and to the coast. we have high clouds and sunshine everywhere by noon. with 60s and 70s around the bay. 70s and 80s inland. thickest clouds are the low clouds along the coast. low to mid-60s there. by 4:00, low clouds break up along the coast. heif clouds and sunshine for the rest of us. 70s and 80s around the bay shore. 80s and 90s heading inland. 90s confined to the -- wow. >> this whole weather cast got off on a bad start, didn't it? confined to the east coast. it's the terry f

south korea is making a request this week... to international firms to refrain from investing in north korea's mount geumgang tourism resort. south korea's foreign ministry has said... that it will use all diplomatic channels to prevent foreign companies from controlling operations at the resort,... which was built and funded by south korea. officials decided earlier this month to ask other countries,... most likely china, the united states, and japan... not to invest in the resort... saying north korea unilaterally and unlawfully took over facilities there. the move comes after north korea launched a trial tourism program... to attract investors from other countries earlier this month. seoul suspended joint tours to mount geumgang after the shooting death of a south korean tourist in 2008. trade volume between the two koreas fell by nearly 16-percent on-year... in the first seven months of this year. the korea customs service says the total trade volume between the two sides fell short of 9-hundred -60 million us dollars from january to july,... down about 180-million dollars compared to the same period last year. in terms of trade balance,... south korea's trade deficit with the n

from the south. and different direction than what we're used tox long period swells so. just be careful there. is a live picture now from our south beach camera. looking over the bay, you can see that shallow layer of fog. it's right down on the deck. you're going to to watch out for areas of dense fog and you can see it here from our camera. it's just under a thousand feet deep f you're getting away this holiday weekend, fog might factor into your drive z let me show you the picture, you can see the fog made its way up from the south. filled in along the coastline. and up at least around marin county coast. we've had a wide range of conditions. near the coastline there is fog sitting highs only made it into low 60s in pliss like half moon bai. inland areas have been hot. we've gotten into upper 90s, livermore, 98 degrees for the high. temperatures now still on the hot side inland. mid to upper 90s there. along coastline fog is sitting, 58 in half moon bay. 62 degrees in san francisco. looking for areas of fog near the coast overnight. very warm inland again, tomorrow, and coming down in terms

a change in the wind direction and pushing the wind coming from the north helping us fight it tomorrow. if the wind keeps coming from the south through the intercoastal, we'll have to fight this again tomorrow. >> reporter: this is kind of really weird to gauge at times. it fluctuates a lot. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you've got high tide and low tide. >> it fluctuates with the tide and fluctuates with the wind direction. we have saved a lot of homes so far but certainly a lot of homes have been like this home is very very close to being overtaken by water. >> reporter: you were telling me earlier, only a handful of homes have taken on water. most were like this. the older homes that hasn't been razed, they are most susceptible. some roads floodeded in some areas and low lying have water surrounding the homes. even though it looks really bad. there are homes that haven't taken on water yet and we're trying to preserve that and the schools as well. the schools haven't taken on water either. >> reporter: you issued mandatory evacuations yesterday. i imagine that will continue? >> we have mandatory evacuations and shelter set u

. >>> this comes to us from kdlt tv in sioux falls, south dakota, where the newscast was interrupted by one anchor's boyfriend with some breaking news of his own. jennifer was left speechless after learning her boyfriend had enlisted her co-anchor to help him propose on live tv. >> will you marry me? >> oh, my god. yes! >> it would have been awkward if she said no. we're sure that this time she is pretty happy to make some of her own news. congratulations to her. >>> well, i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> the primate family tree just got a little bigger. a skull estimated to be 20 million years old was unearthed beneath a volcano in uganda. archaeologists showed off the fossil saying it's the most complete of its kind, classified as a new species, thought to be a male around 10 years old with teeth intact, helping paint a better picture of ancient diets and brain size. >>> here's proof farming can be fun and whacky. the fifth annual cultivator races in croatia. cultivators, tractors and plows. while the race pits

from a commemoration ceremony onboard the r-o-k-s dokdo. on september 15, 1950, an amphibious attack led by us general macarthur at the port city of incheon during the korean war... rescued the south korean and un forces deperately defending the pusan perimeter from the north korean troops who pushed down all the way south. the rok-us joint operation led to recapturing the capital city of seoul two weeks later. 61 years later, on thursday, more than 11-hundred war veterans, military officials, families and friends gathered on board a 14-ton landing ship "dokdo"... to remember the victory of that day. sailors paid tribute to those who lost their lives during the the war dead by throwing flower reefs into the sea... remembering their sacrifice and heroism. the navy official in charge says this is the first time this annual event was held on a ship... giving citizens a unique experience on the 14-ton ship "dokdo". korean "last year we had the ceremony on land and this year we have invited the war veterans and citizens to ship dokdo. this will be an opportunity to honor the veterans and raise awareness of national security for citizens." the ceremony marking the 61st anniversary of th

these are meant to reflect the evolution of south of market from the industrial nature of the community to more of a mixed use. what we love about south of market is that if it is a great place to live, to work, and to play. the eastern neighborhoods process saw to try to do that with practically a fourth of the city, the entire eastern neighborhoods. we felt, at the time, that we were being lumped in with a lot of it did similar neighborhoods. and i think by this time, just about everybody would agree that the eastern neighborhoods process was too large, to overreaching, and it was not able to really address the problems of the unique neighborhoods. we wanted a plan that was based on the community's vision and its values and on planning principles that we could all agree on. we have just been through a period or housing was being built, were the code said housing did not belong. we had just gone through a period or projects for being approved at this commission that were incompatible with what they were next door to. and we had gone through a period where a great many of the important small businesses were b

moisture so the risk of dry lightning decreases and wet thunderstorms will be with us, possibility from monterey on south at reason why. at we look at satellite composite. counterclockwise rotation an area of low pressure that will stay here and right through monday. here is a live doppler 7-hd. look at all the activity. rain coming down from santa maria and a little light rain through san luis obispo and east i ward bakesersfield and orange county, san diego county. we are looking at pretty rough weather in spots at times but then as we lay the cloud deck over it this is where we're looking at stable air and those are points northward. the cloud cover burns back and see some of this activity rotate to the north mainly to the north and east into the higher elevations of the sierra nevada. you can expect the rest of the day. spine sierra, southern sierra, northern sierra, kern county, southern california, risk of showers and thunderstorms. we saw forward into sunday, not much has changed. back home, still kind of sticky in fresno. hot weather at 97. nice afternoon and few clouds, 80 in santa clara and on

about is producing 1 day of an offshore flow until this area of low pressure digs to the south bringing us clouds fromsaturday through labor day, along the coast, with only partial clearing in the mid- 50s, otherwise sunshine away from the coast into the high 80s, which is quite seasonal. tomorrow, 89 degrees in san jose, from today's high of 84, 70s through san mateo, 70 at half moon bay, 91 degrees in pleasant hill and the further east you go we're talking 6 degrees in brentwood, discovery bay and in tracy 88 in napa, best in by some nome, a notice the coast with the clear sky, offshore flow into the 60, 70 degrees in san francisco. now the extended forecast has called for a slightly cooler day on saturday. looks like temperatures continue to go down from sunday through labor day into the upper 00s, and then we begin to see warmer weather on tuesday and wednesday, yes, surf is up. this picture was send to us by desiree lynch and she is from san jose, we thank you, keep the photos coming right here to mypix at cbssf.com. ken? >> thanks roberta. >>> it may well be considered the epitomy of contentment

spotlight will be back shortly right after great south stay with us. from. to. discover it. and become free to. see what nature can give you. the official ante up location. i pod touch from the. sludge all. six video. and all feeds now in the palm of your. question. welcome back to spotlight on al gore and often just a reminder that my guest on the show today is. president. despite the disintegration of former yugoslavia the state of the situation is still very fragile in the region do you think that the process may continue for example could . someday think of seceding from. the possibility. the political developments in bosnia and herzegovina are not something in case in concrete everything depends on how they are going to develop at the regional level and on a broader scale. republican has its own government institutions its own territory and its own people in other words it definitely has all the elements to become a state there's no doubt about that the only thing it still lacks is international recognition republican serbska is not a member of the united nations it is

saturday and sunday, moisture from the south, that will bring us a chance of isolated thunderstorms throughhe bay area. keep that in mind if you have plans. cooler conditions next week. >>> in sports an a's pitcher make as bid for a no hitter and bret homers for the second time in his second major league game. was it enough to help the giants make up ground on the arizona diamondbacks? gary is next, he has highlights. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. gives you more ways to earn points. but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one

the fog is moving from the south, that will cool us off. there's weather systems offshore. that doesn't get to us but there as five few behind us that well. they trend the temperature down and by early next week, sunday night and into monday night and tuesday, we'll get rain in the bay area, that's way out. but it's interesting. you got the grapes to worry about, they are trying to pick those, this would have a huge impact on the fire danger if we got the rain next week. forecasts, the fog comes back, a great night to go to the movies, temperature on the mild side, but a cooler weekend to come. the fog will move along the coast, visibility in the great highway will be low. even on skyline boulevard. low visibility tomorrow morning. this low pressure drops down. the first is weak, it begins the cooling, today we had temperature in the mid-90's, the next few days the temperature come down, back in the 60s and 70s by sunday and monday. forecast highs 83 in nap par, 90 in clear -- papa. >> the forecast highs above the average. cooler than today and we're get a break on the air

. >>> power is slowly returning to few of the 6 million from us stated sweltering utility customers in south west and mexico. but others may have to wait until tomorrow night to get their electricity back. california national guard is on emergency alert writ now because of the massive outage. stretches from arizona through lower southern california and in parts of baja. employee at power sub station in south west arizona likely caused the outage when rae moving some equipment. that outage hit right at rush hour. the pictures from mission viejo orange county tell the story. 2 reactor from the san onofre power plant went off line as they are supposed to during a power interruption. situation tonight is improving. >> we have 37 different specific circuit that can equity to our customers that reenergize fully or portionall portionally. we have over 900 of those all together so we have a way to good but we are starting to see a bit of progress rate now. >>reporter: employee taking off monitoring equipment in a sub stationary yuma, arizona is said to have caused the outage. no word on why it sprea

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south. the winds are starting to pull the fog up the coast. pressure changes. was going from north to south, now the winds, showing usthe winds are out of the south. southerly surge of fog into the bay area tonight changes the air quality for the better. we will drop the fire danger for the better and reduce temperatures. some say for the better, very hot. 94 santa rosa. 96 livermore. those are right now temperatures. temperatures tomorrow at this time, 88, 90 livermore. temperatures coming down inland. along the coast they are coming down a lot. around 65. around the bay we will lose about 8 degrees. this weather system i am tracking, noticed it a few days ago. that's where our storms are spawned. that's where they come from. the genesis of the storms. there is one up there that wants to get in here next week. it will get wet around here. we will cool off. today temperatures were the highest or warmest all week. temperatures tomorrow trend down. by the weekend cooler with a lessened fire danger. when i come back, we will look that rain chances for the weekend, and your forecast highs for tomorrow. see you back here.

now reaction from two liberal pundits joining us now from reno, nevada, chairman of the democratic party in south carolina. fox news contributor leslie marshall. are you going to condemn, this leslie? >> no, i'm not, bill. first amendment aside, because quite frankly although i don't believe we are a nation of terrorists and i don't believe all of the wording of both of these writings. do i believe that 9/11 had both a uniting and a dividing effect. that is sad. do i believe it is wrong, whether for political gain or for profit left or right to profit politically like i said or financially from the pain and the death, you know, out of home homage to the families. we saw politicians do it on left and right. how many book deals and movies and made for tv specials there. were i think it's essential that the american people know how everyone feels and arrive at their own decisions. i personally would not condemn. >> bill: is he not getting into the economics of the matter krugman. is he simply saying that our reactions to protect the american people and, remember, leslie, president obama has kept in

from yesterday in livermore, they're probably gone. for a while. mid-to-upper 80s in south bay for most of us. santa clara at 86. te a spread on the peninsula from 82 in palo alto. 78 in san mateo. millbrae. 75. daly city is 63 degrees. downtown south san francisco and saucelito. low to mid-70s with the 80s in the north bay valley. warmest weather in 98. coolest at bodega day in 61. richmond, berkeley, oakland, low to mid-70s. upper 70s for san leandro. low to mid-80s on the east bay shore. low to mid-90s, 93 in concord, danville and pleasanton. same with morgan hill. 20 degrees cooler at santa cruz for 72. cooler around monterey and 67. delightful day at the coliseum. great afternoon. 72 at 12:35 and warming to 78 by the time the game ends. 60 in antioch. everybody else in 50s. mainly cloudy conditions. watch out for drizzle on the coast. tomorrow, we drop a few degrees. winds will continue to blow in. a big cold front we are watching in the gulf of alaska to bring a dramatic change in temperatures. a slight warming trend. >> hot spot, peninsula. a sig-alert is issued. they hope to have the accident cleared by 6

south of us. it's spinning subtropical moisture into our area so we'll have that threat of a thunderstorm from santa cruz to the south. meanwhile, see that up stream? that's going to produce a chance of rain showers sunday especially north of golden gate bridge. now, meanwhile, again with that chance of a thunderstorm, dry lightning is possible. we saw that happen two weeks ago with several fires so we have a red flag warning in effect for san benito and monterey counties through 11:00 tonight. so the bottom line is, red flag warning tonight. relief inland saturday. rain possible everywhere on sunday. and if we do see the rain, one computer model suggests we could see as much as a quarter in. in the north bay. that's a lot of rain for this time of the year. tonight overcast with a blanket of low clouds and fog into the 50s to 60, 61 degrees. tomorrow's daytime high coming down considerably. 78 degrees in san jose, average high is 83. 74 degrees in sunnyvale and union city. east bay numbers, outside number 84 in brentwood, low 80s in livermore where today we had 100 degrees. 58 in stinson beach to 86