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crepes and artisan chocolate all part of camfest, that's a benefit for the central asian media, or caamwere three honorees, including a master chef. >>> happening today in costa county, celebrating the path to transit. the center will include trance bay ferry service, and that starts at 11:30 this morning. a little rain there, lisa? >> we are getting the heaviest rain right now in the east bay, and concord, it is pushing through and coming down at a good clip for the valleys there, and the back edge pushing into sonoma, and rain change into snow in the higher elevations. emeriville, 50 degrees, and winds are kicking in the upper elevations, and it's going to be a raw afternoon with downpours. fewer than what we are seeing right now, and i will explain in just a few minutes. >>> also, next, let's go warriors. the dubs get set for the matinee today, and coping with you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". ev

fresh savory crepes, pork belly and chocolate, all part of caam feast.off for the world's largest asian american film festival, starting next thursday. there were three honorees this year, including a bay area master chef, and natasha ved ez emceed. >> and we are tracking some downpours that have slowly moved through the region in the past six hours. live doppler 7 showing you action on the screen. down to street level we go, when you see pops of yellow and orange, that is some heavy rain. and live doppler 7 can estimate the rain falling at a rate of almost two-thirds an inch an hour in these locations. heavy rain right now. slide a little bit to the south and some downpours moved through san jose earlier. green on the screen means you have light rain. but these are slow-moving downpours. so it's for that fact the national weather service has issued a flood advisory for parts of alameda and santa clara county until midnight tonight. as the downpours slowly move through to the south, we could see minor flooding on the roadways especially as the rain falls