it's happening at the san jose fairmont, where they honor la familia, they issue the la familia award. we'll be talking about that award when we continue here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. [music] former san jose mayor ron gonzales, and current president and ceo of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley. and here we go again, it's another foundation ball. you're honoring this year the cervantes family of san jose. ron: the cervantes family is our 27th family that we've recognized in the 27 years of our foundation. and every year, we task a group of volunteers from our community that serve on the la familia committee. we ask them to find a family in our community that represents the kind of the objectives of the la familia award. and basic criteria is a family that's giving back to our community as volunteers. and the cervantes family, who we're honoring this year, you know, i think is a perfect example of that criteria. and all the 26 families that preceded them all involved in their own communities in very, very different ways. and of course, the cervantes family has ded

fairmont drive, 580. but in palo alto, also sunnyvale and santa clara, a few light returns. san jose picking up a little bit of rain. as we get further south, the heavier rain is? monterey. we also have rain from watsonville, salinas. and even raining as far south as san luis owe -- obisto. you see it continues to move over the same area. it will take another impulse for the rain to get more on concentrated and move a little further to the north. then it will sweep on south from another impulse from the north later on tonight. so a flash flood watch for this area right here, highlighted in green. then a coastal flood watch all along the coast here throughout the day today with high tide at about 1:00. looking at the additional rainfall around boulder creek, the summit, highway 17. so certainly some dangerous conditions there. but up in the mountains it's been rain looking at temperatures in the 40s. heavy rain around blue canyon. but we are looking at a winter weather advisory until 11:00 tomorrow above 7,000 feet, around the passes. 3 to 6 inches pass i believe in the pass was wind