this particular project i have been quite interested in, because it is one the shares with san mateo county. is one they know is important. it is with six reservoirs' that we manage, and it increases with the improvements. it has been improved. the spillway allows for water runoff to come in and capture that as well, and it continues to reign in the cleanest water we have throughout the state. just talking about their systems, i was asking and exchanging information with there'irs. they seem to have similar challenges. they all point to an interesting situation, and it just read establishes my confirmation that it is so important that we keep our water system in place, not only about preparing for the earthquake, and you know we can ensure the public if there is any major seismic event, and water service can be restored within 24 hours. that is important not just to san francisco residence. it is important to our neighbors. earthquake preparedness is one of the most important things i have been working on for a number your's -- a number of years in my previous capacity. we can ensure the pu

warning issued for northern san mateo county earlier this evening. there was a strong thunderstorm that rolled through. but as you can see here the thunderstorm moved across the san mateo county coast license and then headed into the east bay where now we start to see some of the dying down. i'll take you in a little bit closer here and show where you we see some very heavy rain rate now. milpitas, down to san jose, saratoga, los gatos area and loop this once again back last couple hours, the strikes diminish but don't be fooled by that because look what is coming. wider picture here there are still numerous light anything striking well off the coast here. just to our south west. so far over 3000 lightning strike have been reported around the state since this afternoon staggering number. look at the emeryville camera. time lapse. i'm playing it for you in slow motion to see the lightning strike over the bay. those thunderstorms will continue that the night. lick i said we are far from through with those thunderstorms. i'll be back to let you know how

warning issued for northern san mateo county earlier this evening. there was a strong thunderstorm that rolled through. but as you can see here the thunderstorm moved across the san mateo county coast license and then headed into the east bay where now we start to see some of the dying down. i'll take you in a little bit closer here and show where you we see some very heavy rain rate now. milpitas, down to san jose, saratoga, los gatos area and loop this once again back last couple hours, the strikes diminish but don't be fooled by that because look what is coming. wider picture here there are still numerous light anything striking well off the coast here. just to our south west. so far over 3000 lightning strike have been reported around the state since this afternoon staggering number. look at the emeryville camera. time lapse. i'm playing it for you in slow motion to see the lightning strike over the bay. those thunderstorms will continue that the night. lick i said we are far from through with those thunderstorms. i'll be back to let you know how

. >> san mateo county it employs 5300 people. some protect the peace and others checked out books but not all will be around by the end of the year. >> we're looking at seniority and gets very complicated >> san mateo county thinks it spends too much on employees so it is planning dozens of layoffs and it plans on paying some people to leave before the layoffs began >> it provides, it involves providing employee classifications that are at risk of lead off with either $15,000 or $20,000 depending on their length of service >> maybe buy some property with it at an auction at the county building or maybe enjoy the weather they like to show off. they don't care, they just want you to exit with no questions asked >> to the board is committed to do whatever they can to avoid involuntary layoffs >> they would like to stop the layoffs of possible. this is really aimed at younger people who maybe want to go back to college. who will be here and you won't? that question might be answered in the next several weeks. >> ken is live with mobi

>> one bay area counties dealing with budget issues one phone call at a time >> hundreds of san mateo county employees are losing their government issued cell phones. >> greg is a san mateo county carpenter with a county issued and paid for cell phone 4 on the job calls >> i use it for calling clients and materials in my supervisor >> but he might not have it for long >> we should be giving cell phones to county employes >> the county spends about six under thousand dollars per year for the roughly 1000 employees to have the phones. faced with a $28 million budget deficit and possible layoffs, the supervisor says it is time to cut the number of phones in half >> i think it was all rather have people rather than cell phones >> fortunately the sheriff says law enforcement and a few other first responder should get to keep their phones but he says other employees should use their personal funds for county business >> if someone uses a county phone to call his or her spouse, we don't charge you for that so if they have to use cell phones to take a call from some business on county business, it i

a total of 90 search and rescue members from santa clara county, san mateo county, santa cruz and marin counties will comb areas of morgan hill, gilroy, and san martin. search and rescue members specifically trained to scour some of the rough esther rain will also be out there as well as dogs trained to detect human remains. in another development, sheriff deputies confirmed sierra lamar's twitter account was hacked several times in the past two weeks. investigators traced one incident to someone in the philippines and have leads on the other hacking incident. volunteers from the community are also going to hold their own search here at burnett elementary school. they will be out searching from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 on both saturday and on sunday. and they are sending out automated phone calls to gear up and generate more people to come in and help search for sierra lamar. reporting live in morgan hill, "today in the bay." >>> 6:04 now, police in the north bay are searching for a 15-year-old santa rosa girl who disappeared last saturday. charlotte mulinari's father says she left on a gre

let me give you an example of a retailer that delivers hardware across san mateo and san francisco counties in. right now, the san francisco version of the business has the bulk of its payroll in the city and spends some of its payroll expense in san mateo county in deliveries but are responsible for paying a lot of their gross receipts in san francisco. the only thing apportioned out is their payroll cut. when we moved to gross receipts, because they are selling tangible property, you also have their sales. if they are selling high value things outside their city, they get to deduct that from their gross receipts. and their share of total gross receipts is likely to go down as a san francisco-based company. take the san mateo company that is doing the same thing. they have enough deliveries into san francisco that they have a nexus so that we can tax them. right now, there would be paying a small amount because a small amount of their payroll is happening in their series if they are delivering into the city, there would be apportioning a bigger share of things in. by introducing an apporti

aid funds that activity in san francisco and san mateo county. there is funding for equipment for the nert program which is run by the san francisco fire department. it is a national model, and the receive funding for their economic from this program. we also have funding in here to do planning and to commit for shelters in san francisco, said that if -- and for planning -- to do planning and to commit for shelters in san francisco. if there is an earthquake, the shelters will be staffed and ready to go. supervisor avalos: typically we have had nert before us in the fire department budget. that is for personnel. the equipment is funded through uasi. has there been a conversation about doing training through uasi and that would alleviate pressure on the fire department budget? >> that is an interesting question but i am not sure. the federal government is very strict about supplanting but if we were to spend money on nert staff, it would have to be to purchase additional staff. we cannot replace general fund dollars with the grant dollars because o

san mateo coast and just pushing into contra costa county right on through 10:00 more rain showers thaty valley so the afternoon commute does look wet. a chance elsewhere and then lingering showers into wednesday. with this system we will see rainfall amounts pretty impressive an anywhere from a quarter inch to a half inch. we see a little bit of a break before the next system pushes through come thursday and friday. so in terms of high temperatures today enjoy it. it will be a nice afternoon again with mostly sunny skies from oakland to the peninsula to free monday. a few more high clouds here. mid 60s vallejo. 66 oakland. 68 napa. 70 live more and san jose. more 70s and more sunshine from gilroy to hollister. cooler at the coast. clear there in monterey. 62 degrees. here is our look ahead. the temperatures today just as mealed upper 60s to about -- mild upper 60s to lower 70s. a few high clouds. the front pushes through and brings cooler air and we will see the front bring a chance of showers in the north bay wednesday. next system gets here thursday and moves out on friday with tempe

that is what hundreds of san mateo county employees will soon be facing. mirez is here with the reason behind the plan. >> greg is a san mateo county carpenter that has a county issued cellphone 4 on the job calls. >> we call clients and call for materials and my supervisor. where i'm at and what we're doing. >> he may not have it for long. >> we should not be giving cell phones. >> less than $600,000 per year for the roughly 1000 employees have county should phones. faced with a $20 million budget deficit and possible layoffs, the supervisor says it is time to cut the number of telephones in half. >> it is a convenience that we can't afford. >> the former county sheriff says law enforcement and a few other first responders should get to keep their telephones but he says that other employees should use their personal funds for county business. >> these days it is not uncommon for employees to carry to telephones, one the company issues and the other possibly with a few more bells and whistles that they pay for by themselves. analysts say it is becoming incr

now a total of 90 search and rescue members from santa clara county, san mateo county, santa cruz, and marin counties will comb areas of morgan hill, gilroy, and san martin tomorrow. search and rescue workers specifically trained to scour some of the rough esther rain and dogs trained to detect human remains will also be out in this area. in another development, sheriff deputies confirmed that sierra lamar's twitter account was hacked several times in the past two weeks. and have leads on the other hacking incident. volunteers from the community are also going to be out here at burnett elementary school. they will be searching on both saturday and sunday and the organizers have been using an automated telephone system to get the word out and generate more volunteers. reporting live in morgan hill, maryann favro. "today in the bay." >>> police are still searching for a 15-year-old north bay girl that disappeared last saturday. the father of charlotte ana said she left on a green mountain bike wearing a green jacket carrying a backpack. she may have been headed for the state park. she ha

second is the distribution center in san mateo county.f you know someone in need, make a call for them. make it easier for them to reach out. we look forward to a day when we don't have hunger and you can do work for our communities. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> as we wrap up one year and look toward another, one of our holiday traditions is to invite j-red to be with us. welcome back. you have to tell us how you are doing? >> first of all, how are you doing? i enjoy that red. >> j-red, of course. >> guess what i have on? maybe i'll be jay orange next year. i'm excited to be back. i love you and your show. thank you for having me. >> absolutely. you are supporting sf. >> i'm from oakland. the raiders were in l.a. i had to support who was there. that was the 9ers. >> so during this time of year, football games -- you are lking about the family, football, food. it's a blessing. what i do as a career, comedy has always been like that since i was young, always wanting to entertain, have a comb or broom in my hand. >> what i didn't say

. >>> right now a broken water main in the town of monster along the san mateo county coast has -- hastdown water service to dozens of customers. a local contractor appears to have accidentally ruptured a water main. water supplies up to 50 customers out right now most of the affected homes and businesses are on third street between state highway one and fair lawn avenue water is expected back within four to six hours. >>> new pictures of convicted cult killer charles manson show a grey bearded man. corrections released the picture showing the 77-year-old with long hair, shaggy beard and a swastika on his forehead taken last june. he's coming up for his 12 parole hearing last week. these are older pictures of him. on the right that is manson in 2009. on the left that was him in 1968. manson is serving a life sentence for killing nine people, including pregnant actress sharon tate in 1969. >>> a california non-profit today released a sequel to the viral internet video that brought an african warlord's brutality into homes. >> committing atrocities in congo. in march of 2012 -- >> kony 2

san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrested thomas baker last night on highway 92 in half moon bay. >>> they say few days earlier at a san diego hotel he told the family that he suffered a stroke and was wheelchair-bound. he then convince them to take him to see world with them. >>> as the world the family gave him the car keys after he said he needed to retrieve something from the car. >>> and that is where investigators say the suspect disappeared drove roughly 500 mi. north to have monday the deputies pulled him over while responding to reports of possible drunk driver. >>> to supervisors for is that of the secret service in the wake of the prostitution scandal is now identified. the virginia retired under pressure while greg stokes expects to be fired. tonight crazily with more on the woman at the center of this firestorm. >>> it is our first glimpse of the woman who is reportedly at the heart of the secret service scandal york daily news claims this 24 year-old colombian known as don young raise a ruckus when a secret service agent offered her 30 bucks for a $800 service in your

everything moving at the limit but we are covering this developing story right now in san mateo county. streets might be blocked for a too alarmed structure fire so we're working to get more details on this right now. no word on injuries. we're sending a reporter out so-so hopefully we will bring you a live report shortly. this is a live look of the san mateo bridge. so far it looks pretty good in both directions. this is a look at the centers across the south bay. 280 is moving up to speed at 64 m.p.h.. marin county commuters, here is a live look across the golden gate bridge. no major problems on this monday morning and here is a live look at what it looks like for mass transit. if you are about to head out the door and want to get the latest information you can turn to our radio partners at 106.9 fm. >> items owned by whitney houston went on the auction block this weekend. peters played $80,000 for clothing and jewelry once owned by the grammy award winner. five dresses and three ensembles were being sold to settle a previous debt. the top item was a boost the a embellished with bea

the pair of eagles has been hanging around the reservoir in san mateo county for several years.heir nest is in the tall dougl douglas fir. the dad will spend most of his time hunting and then feeding his offspring. >> stay in the nest and then the juveniles stay close to the nest and continue to be fed by the adults. >> this is a big deal for a lot of people. members of the autobahn society set up the scopes in an area on skyline boulevard just off black mountain road. they plan to be on hand on weekend hornung to point out the birds and answer questions. this is the first active nest in san mateo since 1915. >>> he might have a little bit of swollen feet but he's doing it for a good cause. jeff ranieri is live for us. do you still have those heels on? >> well, i managed to get them off, jessica. yes, they were passing out tips on how to walk in high heels and how to get them off. but, yes, it's all about walk a mile in her shoes tonight. the walk has already happened. the cause is still going to be going on. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes and as we pan off h

we do have patchy fog near the golden gate bridge and parts of western san francisco and san mateo county. if you are driving near fog just be careful. for the most part it's clear driving. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. there is patchy fog and what is there is shallow. it may be tough right there near the coast. southwest at 7 fairfield. that will probably collapse because there is nothing at sfo. north, northeast santa rosa. upper 50s san rafael. 59 concord. we are itching to go. any orange here? awe there it is. that will be 80s showing up for many today all the way to parts of the probably santa clara valley. it will be close. up and over we do. this will deepen right there. another low will break off and hang out there for the weekend. by sunday night and monday it will inch closer and that will cool us down. sunshine and warmer weather today. patchy fog. some of that could be thick in spots. 65 pacifica to 87 brentwood and antioch. san rafael at 82. 80 in santa cruz. mountain view at 81. pleasanton 86. warmer tomorrow and a little bit of a southerly surge which brings back t

>>> and something that happened haven't seen in san mateo county in nearly a century is drawing onlookers. >>> a lot of sunshine today. and also, blustery. san martin, a 33-mile-per-hour wind gust. san jose, 25. by tomorrow, the warming trend will begin at the noon hours. south bay expecting temperatures near 70 degrees. >>> it's democracy at work. but some say they're crossing the line. america's newest citizens are being blitzed by political recruiters who greet them immediately after their swearing-in ceremony. here's jodie hernandez. >> reporter: reciting the pledge of allegiance. and singing the national anthem. the first act most take as new citizens of the united states. but the next step that citizens are making, registering to vote. >> need to register to vote? >> reporter: with the presidential election less than six months away, volunteers have been camping outside recent citizenship ceremonies in force. hoping to recruit the state's newest eligible voters to their political camp. >> i think it's great that different opposing parties can come here and present their philosophies

. >>> right now a broken water main in the town of monster along the san mateo county coast has -- hasown water service to dozens of customers. a local contractor appears to have accidentally ruptured a water main. water supplies up to 50 customers out right now most of the affected homes and businesses are on third street between state highway one and fair lawn avenue water is expected back within four to six hours. >>> new pictures of convicted cult killer charles manson show a grey bearded man. corrections released the picture showing the 77-year-old with long hair, shaggy beard and a swastika on his forehead taken last june. he's coming up for his 12 parole hearing last week. these are older pictures of him. on the right that is manson in 2009. on the left that was him in 1968. manson is serving a life sentence for killing nine people, including pregnant actress sharon tate in 1969. >>> a california non-profit today released a sequel to the viral internet video that brought an african warlord's brutality into homes. >> committing atrocities in congo. in march of 2012 -- >> kony 201

, they push people over the edge >> the district attorney says torching a car is a first for san mateo county. his bail is $100,000 and he goes to court may 7th. >> pg&e could be fined for allowing an employee to spy on opponents of smart meters. the public utilities commission found william devereaux infiltrated an anti smart your group. state regulators are debating whether to fine or impose other sanctions on pg&e. u.s. treasury, u.s. treasury secretary heckled this morning. the protester and it demanded to know why the government bailed out big banks. timothy geithner was in town to discuss china's growth. he also talked about the economy with local business leaders. >> key is 8 years old and already a seasoned chef. coming up, the culinary competition that landed a bay area kid a gauge on national tv. says all before year-old was treated like a security threat. the reason she was forced to go through a pat down at the airport >> we have wind blowing into the bay area which means one day this weekend we,,,, >> an airplane had a tough time landing at this airport in spain when strong wind

the san mateo police department says drivers to use hand-held devices crashes. >> the county of san mateogetting its employees to return county issued cell phones. the county has about 5200 workers and a little bit more than 1000 cell phones. they expect to pay $530,000 for all the cell phones charges. the comptroller's office hopes to cut the usage in half. >> i have seen people reading books while they drive and that is just amazing to me >> if you are headed around the bay area this morning, be careful outside. the weather is looking good. temperatures are running in the 40's, and a high surf advisory continues towards the coastline. by the afternoon, sunshine and a few clouds drifting over head with temperatures rather wild in the '70s. that ridge of high pressure brings the sunshine and more today. a cold front will drop in and bring a few high clouds with it. i think today we are looking okay but things change as we head to the middle of the week. plan on about 70 degrees in san jose. 66 in hayward. east bay temperatures in the '60s and also a few seventies. temperatures are comfort

police department, [unintelligible] and they outsourced to san mateo county. it is happening all over. it is not just san francisco. this city is losing 3000 to 4000 a day. middle-class white people with salaries. they cannot afford the schools, they cannot afford the police department. they're leaving in droves and you are sitting here as if you are immune to all that. you are not. i have watched it. i lived in the city for 44 years and i'd -- my two daughters were raised here. i have watched the schools deteriorate, i've watched the salaries exploded into the hemisphere. i have nothing against the police department even i have had a round of buyouts with them. i think they're doing one hell of a job. most of them are good officers, but the pay scale if you look in the past in oakland going back two weeks ago, to a half thousand applied for -- two and a half thousand applied for x number of jobs. they pushed the police force into a black hole and i do not see them coming out of right now. the solution is not hiring more policemen. the solution is blowing off t

. >> san mateo county supervisors say they need to lay off some of the county's 5300 employees by the end of the year and it plans to pay some people to leave before those layoffs began. he they're 15 or $20,000. >> the board is really committed to avoid involuntary layoffs and this is one program that does that >> the amount of money paid would depend on the number of years the worker had been with the company. there is an unexpected sign that armageddon was in southern california >> now there is a baby boom in the area after, nine months after a major construction program. caltrans shutdown a major freeway for one weekend and were never want to stay off the road >> with kind of sat by the fire and out with each other >> the rest, i don't have to say >> there was nothing to do >> there was something to do >> right! exactly >> at one hospital doctors say they have delivered about twice as many babies this month as usual but they won't know anything for sure until they tally the number in a couple of weeks >> the had the blizzard of '78 in new england and there are a lot of babies who

san mateo county also has six new quick-safe hospitals and doctors say if a new facility is not built in the city, they worry that their business will go down the peninsula. we just left the hearing a short time ago and it's getting extremely heated. we'll let you know what happens coming up at 5:00. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the mystery of the sunken treasure at the bottom of lake merritt is involved. six weeks ago, a group of sixth graders found two bags of jewelries as they helped clean the lake. police have confirmed the man was able to prove he's the owner of the attention. he says he was walking by the lake and didn't realize two of the bags dropped in the water. the police returned the items to him. >>> they ended up by the van loads going to the strip club. >> you will hear more from a reporter who says the party scandal verning the secret service in colombia -- involving the secret service in colombia has happened before. >>> and mark tamayo is coming up next with major changes coming coming up. >>> and more of this amazing video of this jetliner -- next. gr

san mateo county will be awarded $95,000 as part of the settlement. >>> microsoft opened a new storelicon valley a few hours ago. people lined up in the stanford shopping center overnight but not everyone was waiting to see what microsoft had to offer. many people we asked were interested in being among the first 1000 people in line so they could receive tickets to a private concert tonight by maroon 5. jerry rice will also be at the new store this afternoon to play kinect with some lucky people. microsoft already has a few stores in valley mall in clar. >>> a b.a.r.t. worker may lose his job for giving a free toict a boy who was struggling to -- a free ticket to a boy who was struggling to pay his fare to get to school. the ticket agent simply broke the rule, b.a.r.t. says. he admits to giving $300 worth of free tickets to a friend's son. >>> a proposed law would require b.a.r.t. and other government agencies to get a court order before shutting down cell phone service in a public area. the bill is a response to a controversial move by b.a.r.t. last summer. b.a.r.t. shut off cell ph

infrastructure investment from the sources we have but also to team up with the jurisdictions in san mateo county to be about to essentially an advocate for all of the improvements along the 101 corridor that are necessary, to make sure that development at scj;age ;pcl and all -- at schlage lock, also including candlestick and others, are achievable and that we have infrastructure with another piece of the city that has the appropriate about the transit service. it does not begin to look like a suburb. a car-driven suburb. we have a full commitment to that. the glitch in the current picture we have is with the disappearance of the redevelopment agency, we do not have a concrete development plan anymore for the schlage lock site. so we're building transit and building walkable infrastructure, and then we do not have anything happening there. so we are, i believe, but a vector of advocacy to make something happen at schlage lock and to make something happen that is good and includes affordable housing and the amount of density that is necessary to make that area turn into a real neighborhood anin s

wanted to see world but police say it was all icon and nice in wanted parolees is behind bars san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrested thomas baker last night on highway 92 in half moon bay about 500 mi. away. a few days earlier at a san diego hotel and he told a family he had suffered a stroke and is wheelchair-bound and then he convinced them to take him to see world with them once they got their baker allegedly said he needed to go back and his medicine from the car to the family given the keys and that is when investigators say the suspect disappeared and drove roughly 500 mi. to have monday deputies pulled him over while responding to reports and a possible drunk driver. you've heard before they say one person is jump to someone else's treasure now in one-of-a-kind chinese fishing vessel that was slated to be scrapped is on a journey into a permanent new home. today the chinese junk was carefully wrapped and driven from a double island of charge to antioch before it will be sent on to taiwan sharon shannon on a one woman's voyage to save a piece of history. there's a story. there is d

thunderstorms going, witnessed with the severe thunderstorm warning we had for yesterday evening for san mateo county, larger hail and upper air setup last night. very rare to see it in the bay pair ya, you saw the net result of that, 750-plus lightning strikes last night. today, maybe a dozen or so. we have seen around the bay area, north bay and solano county, take you very closely here, see hail left behind from stronger storms still possible toward napa county and solano county for the next hour or so the weekend is looking different, like the forecast, have that for you coming up. raj? >> thank you. and then the cleanup from power outages to landslides, utility crews working around the clock. monte francis joins us from piedmont where a usually busy road has been shutdown because of a landslide. what are the details? >> a landslide has effectively shutdown moraga avenue and no word when it will reopen. you can see behind me that police do have the roadblocked off and just beyond those signs, that is where a massive amount of dirt around big trees came toppling down this morning. crews worked int

if turned away here at san jose state, eligible santa cruz county high school students would be guaranteed a spot at cal state monterey bay. san mateo county students would get priority at san francisco state. contra costa and alameda county students could attend cal state east bay. last week we brought you a feature on two students who went to cuba. this week the multimedia event premiereing their work was unveiled and it impressed a lot of people -- michelle rivera is live on campus with more...michelle? justin the multimedia day allowed students and community members to see what just what sjsu journalism students can do. ">>>visitors to dwight bentel hall this week ... got a glimpse of a world few americans get to see. visual journalism day showcased the reporting of students who visited cuba in january. the students told the stories of ordinary cubans ... their love of culture ... frustrations with daily life ... and hope for the future. we need to get more of our students an international flavor of education. we must help them understand they are citizens of the world and in order to do that to be good citizens of the world you

this morning people in san mateo county, san francisco and east bay who experienced this were talking about the night they'll always remember. >> this is nerve rattling and i was washing dishes. i had a conversation like dear god. please don't kill me now. >> last night was the first time i was jarred by lightning. >> yes. omg. that was a crazy storm. >> she said of it. o, m, g. cheryl you said the picture everyone is talking about and i'm going to say it again, is one where you can see eight bolts of lightning hitting or falling very close to, the bay bridge. i just want to say that that picture has appeared in just about every news web site in the world. here is a bit of a star. i'm live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> it's understandable. it's credible picture, thank you. if you have pictures or video of damage we invite to you e mail us. or upload your media pictures. >> as spectacular as images of the storms are, and they are, there is a stark reminder of how daempk russ severe weather can be. a 6-year-old girl was killed playing in high surf on a beach. and abc 7's david louie

around 7:30 tonight, trips the severe thunderstorm warning for the northern half of san mateo county. it was in cell right here that dropped right here. that dropped the dime-sized and grape-sized hail that comes down quickly. you get a storm that starts to rotate. and it supports a stronger updraft. it takes piece of hail and tosses them up in the sky. and it can support a piece of hail the weight of a dime or a grape. we can get an estimate on the hail size. we saw hail as big as golf balls coming down in stronger cells earlier this afternoon, out to the east of livermore. you see the main event is over towards san jose. look at offshore here. lots of lightning coming on in. santa cruz, towards salinas. this area will have to be watched. it's not out of the question, there could be possibly a brief waterspout with some of the more intense thunderstorms that are rolling in to monterey bay here in an hour aeroso. you can see the cold air that will come sweeping on in. this is the pattern for tomorrow. tonight, it's more like the great plains in the bay area. the strong jet stream out