let us kumbaya in this generation, inspire a new housing revolution. -- let us, in this generation, inspire a new house in revolution. -- housing revolution. [applause] while i am on this subject, let me say this, i am incredibly fortunate in leading this party that i have had the incredible support from all our previous leaders. michael howard, and lady thatcher. you know what? in this party, we do not do our leaders, we are proud of what they have done for our party and our country. [applause] thank you. a few months ago, we were all shocked by the scenes in our streets in london and in other parts of the country. perhaps, perhaps the most shocking thing is that people were not that surprised. there was no great call for a public inquiry to find out what had gone wrong. instead, what i think you could hear was the angry insistence, overwhelming the cry of a country shutting to its leaders, we know. we know why this happened. we know what has gone wrong. we know that if the system keeps fudging the difference between right and wrong we will never improve. as long as the police go around wi

let us reject the pessimism. let us bring on the can-do optimism.et us summon the energy and the appetite to fight for a better future for our country, great britain. [applause] now, of course, that starts with our economy. as we meet here in manchester, the threat to the world economy and to britain is as serious as in 2008 when world recession of bloom. the eurozone is in crisis. the french and the german economy had slowed. even america has questioned about heard that. it is an anxious time -- questions about her debts. it is an anxious time. prices and bills go up. on the news is job losses, closures. you think about house prices, the cost of a deposit, you wonder how our children are going to manage. government can help and this one is, we have cut petrol duty, kept the cold-weather payments. as george said, we are going to freeze it all over again next year too. [applause] we need to tell the truth about the overall economic situation. people understand that when the economy goes into recession times get tough, but normally, after a while, thi

let us keep struggling. let us keep climbing toward that promised land of a nation and a world that is more fair and more just and more equal for every single child of god. thank you. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. >> president obama, the nation's first african-american president, at the dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial on a gorgeous day. the backdrop, the body of water you're seeing, is the tidal basin. i want to bring in our joe johns. joe, your impressions of the speech? i thought i heard a lot of politics in there. >> a lot. this was obama the president, the politician, the professor, and in some ways this was a rallying cry to his coalition, his base, answering that question that a lot of people have been asking on both sides of the political spectrum -- what happened to that change you were talking about four years ago? and his answer to his coalition, to his base, change will come if you don't give up. again and again and again, the president talking here a

let us kumbaya in this generation, inspire a new housing revolution. -- let us, in this generation, inspire a new house in revolution. -- housing revolution. [applause] while i am on this subject, let me say this, i am incredibly fortunate in leading this party that i have had the incredible support from all our previous leaders. michael howard, and lady thatcher. you know what? in this party, we do not do our leaders, we are proud of what they have done for our party and our country. [applause] thank you. a few months ago, we were all shocked by the scenes in our streets in london and in other parts of the country. perhaps, perhaps the most shocking thing is that people were not that surprised. there was no great call for a public inquiry to find out what had gone wrong. instead, what i think you could hear was the angry insistence, overwhelming the cry of a country shutting to its leaders, we know. we know why this happened. we know what has gone wrong. we know that if the system keeps fudging the difference between right and wrong we will never improve. as long as the police go around wi

let us stand strong with that spirit. let us not focus on the evil of that day but on the capacity for that dwells inside all of us. that may be the greatest moral we can participate in for those who perished. that may be the greatest way to honor all of those who were taken from us on that day. let us focus on our impulse to say, serve, and demonstrate compassion and understanding. iseptember10 septembers have cod gone and left the fat-- left usa legacy to remember and serve others. that is our duty for this september and for a lifetime of septembers. thank you. [applause] >> in the years that have followed 9/11, our country has faced many challenges. despite two assertions and our 10-year involvement in the middle east, much controversy and paint has taken place -- much controversy and pain has taken place. we must remember that there is more that unites us than divides us and their release has been. in the sons and daughters of the greatest generation, being part of a democracy that was created by immigrants and mainta

so with our eyes on the horizon, and our faith squarely faced in one another, let us keep striving, let us keep struggling, and let us keep climbing towards that promise land of a nation and a world more fair and just and more equal for every single child of god. thank you, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. ♪ >> the president appropriately now getting a warm embrace from his wife there, and i think on the heels of that speech, i am a parent before i am anything at all. the anchor gig is a great-paying gig and i love it, but i think about life as a parent first, and what i loved was speaking to the president speak to his daughters, but almost as parent or father in chief talking to the young minds that will be inspired for what happens from this point forward, when they go to washington, d.c. and listen to him and what he has said, that to me is so profound. >> it's so much of the reason why we have the monument on the mall. you live in washington and you see families coming with their kids and reading the inscriptions, and parents talking to their children about

>>james: let us take a live look on storm tracker 4. as we push and, you will notice there are not just to, there are three. the first when struck at 2:41 p.m. the magnitude was at 4.0 with a depth of about 5 mi. east of berkeley. there was one to a half hours after that. it was just a 2.2. maybe many people did not even notice that it happened. the the more significant when happened at 8:16 p.m.. the third one is the one that people said they felt the strong this. that deliver the biggest jolt around the bay. our eyes are open to see if anything else happens and if it does will let you know. >> darya: we spoke with a usgs experts if there would be another possibility of an earthquake. >> most likely if there were another quake at this location it would be a smaller magnitude perhaps 83, that is the most likely scenario. >> ysabel: can on the same day as the statewide earthquake drill. we want to know if you felt it. somehow feels better when you talk to other people. so go to our facebook fan page enjoin in on that discussion. >> mark:

now let us get a look at traffic. >>james: west bound 80 is looking good barely any traffic isn't easy ride out there. the san mateo bridge has a little more volume the westbound traffic on your right hand side from hayward to foster city is looking so far so good. the golden gate bridge is looking pretty good as well. we do have one and edition for anyone that may be commuting up to the sacramento area. we have reports of a big rig accident on west bound 80. apparently a big rig carrying live chickens overturned. that is still out there they're trying to clean it up all lanes are blocked and they are letting the traffic by on the center divider. now on to more headlines. >>james: the occupied protests continue, complicating matters are local businesses that occupy the plaza they have been hit hard by the protests. they say they're losing money because no one wants to get near the encampment. in oakland the occupied movement has spread to snow park. the new encampment is much smaller than the original one in city hall

let us move the issue. let us use some of the passion in his responses to the voice mail and move forward with issues of sexual harassment and other gender issues the here and raised. tavis: will you ever get tired of answering these questions, or have you accepted the fact that for as long as you live the will be questions to you about a man named clarence thomas? >> there will be those questions. i tell people it was an example in my life, a pivotal event in my life that shaped the way i think about a lot of things, but it was one event, not who i am. tavis: i think the first question i want to ask about the book "reimagining equality" is how does re-imagine equality -- especially for women -- how is it different from the way you thought of these issues 20 years ago? >> i think we are always in the process of free imagining equality. 20 years ago, we thought if we could just get into the workplace, if we could just get that door open and walk through, we would have enough change to say we have equality. a

let us have the right to sit on the ground in a park that our tax dollars pay for. our tax dollars pay for it. your tax dollars pay for it. he can join us if you want. -- you can join us if you want. [applause] you can take off your badge and you can join us if you want. i would love to have you. you are my brother. the lady who is not paying attention to me in the pink shirt, i love you. >> i cannot respond to you. >> but you are responding to me. sir, i love you, you are my brother. ma'am, i love you, you are my sister. what we need to do is come together. we need to stop this. it is not all i have to say, but i only have 20 seconds left and i'm not trying to get dragged out of here because i know exactly what you guys would do if i took away too much of your time. you already showed me what you do if we do not do what you want us to do. we are asking for an occupation as free human being to have free spirits and freeze -- and free got rid give us an opportunity to be human beings on this planet. stop trying to oppress us. stop trying to tell us what to do. stop tr

because you need to let us know, and then we will let this man know if you don't feel safe walking to school. because it is safe walking to schools. this you so much. all of the parents for meeting us at kid power park. i would like to thank audrey. thank you, audrey. thank you for helping out, helping us organize this. and i want to thank you guys because you are what makes our school special as a kid. so once again i would like to turn it over to mayor ed lee. thank you so much. >> buenos dias. thank you for being here and walking with me from the kid power park all the way to marshall. we're very happy to do that and i was very happy to join your principal, principal avalos. and i want to thank him for providing leadership and linkage. you know, our school direct is working very closely with city government to make sure there are safe routes in all of our schools. so i'm teaming up with supervisor tim, who's been very focused on school safety, with our school district. the president of the school board is here and we're working with all of the our city agencies. ed risken here. he'

let us hope it did not have the problems today with the closed toll lane that added back up to the west bound ride. and the golden gate bridge shows us to conditions with nofog. we have an easy ride in lighter traffic and friday but typically feel the war northbound traffic. your east bay ride looks good, no problems here and the ride looks good on south bound freeways. their problem free and so is the north bay ride through marin county and sonoma county as well. no delays reported south out of navato. the time is now 5:30 a.m. and let us get more news from justine waldman. >>justine: met donald increase its net income this is the ninth straight quarter of earnings gain revenue up 14%. this beat analyst expectations. the world's largest burger chain has been performing pretty well throughout the recession will be right back. i will awaken you with a song. i will present your world, at a glance. i will remain untangled and uncomplicated. and let nothing or no one go unnoticed. all from one. all for you. i am the new rhyme by htc. only from verizon. @ [people chatting] everyone, it's $37

so let us all join together and let us set out our differences and let us think mutually and let us agree together that we need to pass this motion. we need to achieve 100% in 2050. who are with me? thank you very much. >> lady at the back there. i'm a member the cdp. we cause the co2 emissions to rise and obviously we can reverse that. resources in the green industry to find new ways to generate power. we should educate our citizens in climate control so that they know the importance of reversing it and also to equip them in sufficient ways to survive when the carbon tax does come in, or if it does come in. that way we have secured the future for our children and samoa and maldives. this lazy attitude of waiting for more developed countries to start this change and that we should be the ones to take it's to change first, to lead. so we should ask ourselves whether why they're more developed than us? is it because they use more carbon than us? why is it? and also how also we support the small man. i think that shuremember the small man in this. and how our ways it changing the carbon emis

let us take your to the san mateo bridge for a look and 92. the volume is up a little bit, but no problems east bound west bound, the headlights are heading back towards hayward. and the golden gate bridge ride 101, south bound from iran town is still pretty light crudes are on the deck right now changed over the lan configuration and adding the fourth lane southbound. for ticket it was happening in these the and the south bay is we head to the traffic maps. this is the ride with down on high with four leading into the san ramon valley. and on to the highway. there is a little slowing here and around for street headed towards air way on 580 west a little lighter than usual. and your ride on the peninsula, 101 also looking pretty smooth year. especially near the 92101 and change the back of the north bound or south bound yet. >> thanks a lot george, 5:05 a.m., and this morning the free amanda knox is homeward bound. the 24 year- old left rome on board in london down plane enroute to the united states early this morning. an italian appeals court

when there is notice given not to protesters or a plan for what happened on sunday, would you please let us know, because i know that we are going to get an earful, and for us to find out afterwards, we cannot be too careful. >> i am happy to do that as long as everyone understands such a notice would be in complete confidence because the safety of the officers and the weapons possessed by some of the fringe element that if we were to take action and someone were to tell the demonstrators we were coming, it would put the officers at tremendous risk. >> i completely understand. now we are very used to confidentiality. any written notice given to protesters, if you can give us a copy of that and let us know if it is going to go public. >> you have the only copy of any document. this is not something that is super complicated. i read issued the same document i provided as a result of our meeting and have been continually every day, so i do not 1/3 to be any confusion. i do not want now is there to be any changes. we measured twice and cut once. if i can add anything, that would be to be very c

now let us show you what we are seeing on the radar and satellite. a lot of cloud covered over and northern california. with bits and pieces the rain and some of those clouds, we expect a light rain to start falling in earnest this evening. so about this afternoon we will have a chance to try things up just a little bit but not really warm it up will be mostly cloudy day and a damp one at that, but it is the one i have any rain falling. some fog in the north bay. but otherwise we're clear at street level dealing with overcast conditions better crops--that are causing problems for sfo. and this is what we expect over the course of the next day, 7:00 p.m. tonight is when the area starts getting hit with a light rain will starts to sag south, and by 10:00 p.m. tonight we're looking for widespread light rain with heavier stuff on the way in that heavy stuff will start to really impact just by 1:00 a.m.. moderate to heavy rain falling. it will push its way out, and three hours sounds like a long time this is actually a fast-moving storm and we saw coming

let us keep struggling.ised land of a nation and a world that is more fair, and more just, and more equal for every single child of god. thank you, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ we shall overcome we shall overcome we shall overcome someday ♪ deep in my heart i do believe we shall overcome someday ♪ we shall live in peace we shall live in peace we shall live in peace someday ♪ oh, deep in my heart i do believe we shall live in peace someday ♪ god will see us through god will see us through rough somedayus thoug ♪ deep in our hearts we do believe that god will see us through someday ♪ we shall overcome we shall overcome we shall overcome someday ♪ deep in my heart i do believe we shall overcome someday ♪ we shall overcome some day ♪ ♪ [laughter] -- [applause] >> was that stevie wonder? >> this is an exciting day, an exciting moment. a goal set, a goal met. i knew when i was in 1980 that i imagined us of being at a march to make dr. martin luther king's birthday a natio

let us celebrate my father's life. more importantly, let us live as dr.visioned when he described how all of our destinies are tied together. we are linked together. i cannot be what i ought to be until you are what you ought to be. our destinies are tied together. that is what he said. today let us meet the challenge to finally embrace and become what we know we must become. that is a beloved community. no matter how far we have to go , do not get tired because we have truly come far from where we started. nobody ever told any of us that our roads would be easy. i know our god did not bring any of us this far to leave us. thank you. god bless each and everyone of you always. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] upthey perform "can't give now." >> it is and honor and privilege to be here and part of this dedication ceremony. we know that we did not get here alone. god did not bring us this far to leave us. ♪ that is not our track. [laughter] it was lovely, though. [laughter] if we need to, we can sing this acapella. ♪ out here not bring me to leave

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he agreed to let us report the bill out, which we did last night. we will have a one-day hearing on the bill before it goes to the floor. he wanted that, not a bad idea. quite frankly, i think it might be a good idea. >> another vote on the president's jobs proposal. a scaled-back version. it did not get any republican votes. what is the next step for this bill? what will happen now? is there any chance to get any republican votes? >> we need a jobs bill to get through. that is the single most important thing we could do right now. my bill is important, but the single most important thing is to get a jobs bill through. they would not expect the overall jobs bill, so we tried to piece it out. a little bit here, a little bit there. hopefully, they will agree to vote on one of those. all we can do is bring it up. if the republicans want to filibuster, and we do not have the 60 votes, we only have 53 democrats. republicans do not want a jobs bill, we will not have one. that is the fact of it. >> and event? -- and then? >> that is a sad thing. 25 million

let us talk about the politics. one thing that kept the ntc together was unity around getting rid of gaddafi. do we now see jockeying for power in that organization? >> absolutely. you will also see it among the militias critical in forcing the regime from power. they have rival interests in getting the oil. you have 140 tribes with land, 30 of which are important, which will be jockeying for position, nervous one tribe will do better than another. then the militias, who have put their lives on , want to be part of whatever happens next. it plays out a lot of different ways. at the same time, the transitional council has managed to get experience on the ground, and like every other country. they have had to deal with international relations and picking up garbage. they deal with more experience of the realities and difficulties. we will see an important political transition in different ways. but there is a common goal. >> do you think now that gaddafi is gone this group can stay together, now that the glue that hel

let us go to sports news. a formal one fan in germany, and those around the world, are celebrating sebastian vettel's second world title, making him the youngest back-to-back champion ever. that is prompting all kinds of comparisons, but modest vettel says he is keeping his feet on the ground. >> fans waited for hours to catch a glimpse of vettel and hear him talk about his second formula one title. >> now i have achieved it twice. obviously, you always set yourself new targets, again and again. we are hungry. we want to win. we are competitive. we are ambitious. we want to be there and enjoy these moments. >> moments like this, when he crossed the finish line sunday. >> thank you so much. every single one. >> he called his win a team effort, and admitted he was getting used to life in the limelight. correct it is addictive, if you stand on that podium. you see you guys cheering for us. to be part of that the the -- that is a big thing. >> even with the title in the bag, vettel not take his foot off the gas in

let us go to jeff -- a tea party on the left. let us go to jeff. are you with us? do not think so. let's go to the next caller. caller: as far as we are concerned, we are trying to self-destruct ourselves. the tea party is nothing new. take a good look at them. you do not see very many blacks. but there may be one black. some are brainwashed. host: focus on what the left equivalent is of the two-party. is there one? should there be -- ateteat party. is there one? should there be one? caller: [unintelligible] what ever he says do, they say do not do it. mitch mcconnell says his main goal is to do what? remember what he said? remember -- make sure that this president does not succeed. he wants obama to look bad. host: here is a republican caller from new jersey. caller: i and 7 miles outside of manhattan. -- i am 7 miles outside of manhattan. host: heavy st. the protests personally? -- have you seen the wall street protests personally? caller: yes. i am praying that they do not destroy the park. my problem is i understand what they are doing. i understand that is what

let us keep struggling. land. >> president barack obama and icons from the civil rights movement helped dedicate the memorial to dr. martin luther king jr. also tonight a tip leads to a massive ground search for a missing jermantown boy who is mother was murdered. hello everyone, i'm bruce johnson. tonight a massive ground and air search for a missing montgomery county boy has ended with no signs of the 11-year- old william mcquain. his mother was found murdered in their home last week. her estranged husband, the boy's stepfather has been charged with murder. armando trull reports tonight they were searched after police got hips about the boy -- tips about the boy. >> reporter: direct examination detectives will not say -- detectives will not say where or how, but it touched off a massive search. 80 agents searched several acres for nearly nine hours. some were on horseback. >> looking for signs that somebody was back here. they also have dogs that are cadaver dogs that act you know on the accident of somebo

let us struggle together and not get weary. let us hold on together and not get weary.d fight to get over it together and not get weary. most of all, we must pray together or we will get weary. one day, we will all be able to say, "free at last, thank god almighty, we are all free at last." god bless you. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome martin luther king, iii. >> first, let me thank god for the opportunity to be here on this day that many in our nation would say is the sabbath day. to each and every dignitary here, and i would say that everybody, but to especially brother harry johnson and his staff for the tireless work to make this memorial a reality, we say thank you. also to the martin luther king foundation board and chairs, every contributor, every corporation, but perhaps most of all to the masses of americans who chose to contribute to this effort that would not be here but by the contributions of men, women, and families. we think each of you -- we thank each and everyone of you. on behalf of my wife and daughter, we say thank you. today we have come t

let us stand together. let us stand together. let us stand together. of the earth. in you we live and move and have our being. so we thank you that in the course of human events you saw fit to send your servant, the rev. dr. martin luther king jr., born in the segregated south, who yet believe in and fought for the promise and the grand experiment called america. we thank you that through years of toil and struggle his courage was undaunted, his spirit and broken, his faith unshaken. his face was on shaken because it was baptized in the bloodstained spirituality of the anguished nations of the subjugated people, speaking to god in their own voice. thank you for a slave ancestors who kept the faith in dark and difficult days when, in their own words, the words of the old spiritual, they could not hear nobody parade. but we prayed today. we pray for peace and justice and dignity in america and in the world. and as we pray, we are inspired by the shadow of the ones whose presence hovers over us today. we hear his voice, not only here, " wherever the cry f

first, let us check back and with marty. >> thank you, janu.orate protest in new york city with 700 arrests after swarming the brooklyn bridge. they were called " occupied wall street " rallying against corporate greed. they are saying that the majority of these arrests were just citations for disorderly conduct an released-- >> the final segment of andy rooney will be tonight. he has been on the 60 minutes since 1978. he has appeared in his segment nearly 2000 times. he has been on the writing staff since 1949. he is 92. >> a month long manhunt ends and mendocino. >> henry weather you cooking up? >> what are you cooking up?-- that month long manhunt ending in mendocino. >> we're going to talk about disaster and disaster psychology are you mentally prepared for the big one? should you worry? we will find out, coming up on kron 4. [ male announcer ] you never know when, 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.

third, let us discuss the process. the planning commission and the department had a lot of guidance on revoking -- reviewing wireless facilities. in 1996, the board of supervisors passed a resolution on where we should locate these facilities. it emphasized that these should be the city's top preference for these facilities. the board said specifically these are most compatible and is likely to be visually destructive. the board resolution did seek clarification on some of the lower preference sites. in response, the planning commission revised the guidelines in august 1996, and updated them again in 2003. the guidelines contained not only preferences and locations, but mandate community outreach meetings be held for installations that need review an alternative analysis studies should be done one preferred sites cannot be used. that is not the case here. it also requires a plan which must be updated annually. that is the process that led to this being declared the most preferred site. other procedural reviews include

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. >> let us go live to j.r. stone who is near the site where the shooting spree started. >> catherine we are about 1 mi. from the side, i can tell you in the last hour deputies have actually taken down the yellow tape that was once directly behind me in this afternoon we were here when the share spoke about what happened. >> his name is sharif all month, and he is to blame for to shootings that left at least 10 people dead or her. >> on about 4:55 a.m. this morning he came to the meeting he had a handgun and an assault rifle and started shooting people in the meeting. >> there were 15 people in that meeting three of them ended up dying in six more were injured. >> icing he just walked in with them but i'm not certain. >> two hours after the shots were fired at the facility is believe that he tried to carjack a woman is cupertino just 5 mi. from the lehigh location that woman was shot will survive. as to why this happened, details are vague. >> we have had multiple crews out here all day long, kron4 hazzig manyud

let us embrace dad's legacy. let us celebrate dad's life. more importantly, let us live as dr.oned. >> it was a dedication ceremony fit for honoring a king. thousands swaying arm in arm, hand in hand, singing we shall overcome, a song that became the signature turley song of historic marches for freedom that dr. king led during the civil rights struggle. president obama praised king for stirring the conscious of america. he said more work needs to be done, however, even during the country's current tough times. >> so with our eyes on the horizon and faith in one another, let us keep striving. let us keep struggling, let us keep climbing toward that promised land of a nation the world that is more fair and more just and more equal for every single child of god. >> dr. king talked about being a child of god as well and urging all people to realize that as such they have an obligation to form a better society, what he called a beloved society. harris? >> kelly wright, thank you very much. always good to see you. >> good to see you. >> new developments in the case now of missing ba

>> let us bus stop!onal style what looked like. >> i want you to play. >> you want me to play if? >> yes. >> we have special sticks. >> this is more traditional? >> yes. with a quick thought calling it is bang, bang, bang. now, what? >> no, to alternate the beat. >> how about showing us something traditional. >> okay.. >> i will tell people about the festival. it is " to be taking place november 5th at 7:00 p.m. in berkeley. they have international stars. it is always a fabulous event. it is great noise! the san francisco tycho drummers. that looks traditional! (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news. ♪ >>isabel: we are back 9:30 more rallies and protests occupi lanr occupy protesters. earlier, this week the police fired tear gas, and beanbag bullets and protesters. mayor jean quan is getting a lot of flak for this. i was reading the twitter feats, craig sklar and they're talking about people wearing black. they twitter feeds-and walking around oakland trying to find

--let us know what you felt. >>darya: the usgs will certainly have the field mapping out for you to tell them if you felt it and where you work. in the newsroom, every time we get news of an earthquake, we did not really feel it. never have i felt one in my 12 years in the studio. in the newsroom, maybe. this was very loud and a set made a squeaking sound. >>james: the lights were swaying. this one felt like a solid it gold. justine waldman is down in the newsroom. >>justine: we felt a little shaking in the newsroom. we are waiting for confirmation that this was an official earthquake. on the seismograph behind a, there was no real movement. we are waiting for an update from the usgs. it was a little scary, just moments ago, we felt a jolt to. that definitely felt like an earthquake. we just have one last week. it is fresh in our minds, what these things fell like. on the kron 4 seismograph, we do not see any major movements. we are waiting for an update. >>darya: we have a live reporters in the field covering th

now let us look at san francisco. we had a cell rolled through giving us some rain in san francisco not too long ago and the radar shows that it is certainly starting to move off headed towards the east bay, but this is a lighter view of the bay. we will focus in on the wet weather that is coming down right now. in the north bay, san rosa, this what weather rolled through not long ago they're getting a break now, there is more headed are weary rainfall is not terribly heavy anywhere from trace amounts and lighter blue to maybe a 10th of an inch, or 210 in the darker areas. it is light but out there and will make the rules of the bill went. and here is the shot over san francisco we have south san francisco right now dealing with some light rain as it continues to move off over the bay. oakland you have a system headed to you. and things will get of the war went in the next five to 10 minutes. half moon bay getting a little more intense the heart of this cell, the more moderate rain moves onshore. we see the rain pickin