there's the transamerica pyramid lit up for the holidays. temperatures are cooling off, but not as cold as we have had because we have some cloud ins place. we are looking at rain increasing during the overnight hours. so we have the morning commute, rainy, then improvement late morning and into the afternoon, clearing. we will will see the sunshine lateener the day. tuesday, we will have sunshine, clouds, cold temperatures, winds, and a few showers an thunderstorms. so tuesday could be interesting. the big story will be cold weather. here's the story for now. a storm up near eureka. a lot of cold air in comeing in from the gulf of alaska pushing into northern california for tuesday and wednesday. we are seeing temperatures in the morning just in the 20s and highs in the afternoon in the low 50s , but first, we have to deal with this rain. 11:00 p.m., notice most of the rain pushing to the south in the overnight. 6:00 a.m. still rain in the east day and south bay, but things already begining to lighten up. a few scattered light showers throu

we're going to show you live look from transamerica tower here.u can definitely see on the lens here, some of those raindrops. let's go to live doppler 7-hd. this area of rain right here is just building in. it moved in quickly about ten minutes ago. you can see already exiting the embarcadero and san francisco heading over towards the bay. it's heading for albany and ashby avenue area. this area the cell will move on over there. the lightning being reported in this cell, but nonetheless very heavy rain. san rafael had a rain shower down to larkspur. also from boulder creek extending over to saratoga, to the south of city of san jose between san jose and morgan hill. all of this is that verse go towards the east-northeast. wave after wave of these showers have been intensifying in the last 30 minutes. los gatos, right in line for moderate rain from this particular cell. right here, to the south and east of campbell right here, 82 starting to get very heavy rain, wave after wave an rain but the main event is not going to take event until tomorrow m

transamerica. this is a major -- so these are -- those are buildings. but what else might you think about? bart, transportation. we'll talk about that. hospitals. city hall. these are possible target areas. as we mentioned, civilian safety is the most important. point to yourself. your safety is the most important. when you are sizing up what are the dangers, what are your capabilities, what are your limitations. terrorism is no different from a natural disaster. you are going to respond the same way. be nice is not nice. b stands for biological. n is nuclear, i is incendiary and c is chemical. on the bottom scale, we have a likelihood it's going to take place and this scale here is the impact. so nuclear device, think of a nuclear bomb taking place, impact will affect a lot of people, yeah. high impact, what's the probability that a nuclear attack will take place? not that great. as you move on, as the season progresses, then add a chemical release, over here, likelihood gets higher that would take place, less impact biological and explosive incendiari

and i think that it creates a wonderful counter point in balance to the transamerica pyramid. you. >> are there any questions for our presenter? >> seeing none, thank you very much. it was very, beautiful. and it

and i think that it creates a wonderful counter point in balance to the transamerica pyramid. thank you. >> are there any questions for our presenter? >> seeing none, thank you very much. it was very, beautiful. and it was great to see the full design, and i appreciate actually seeing it from multiple perspectives from the city lines. thank you. >> okay. >> we will go ahead and move into your next system. >> item 8 is approving an amendment authorizing to award a subcore contract in an aamount not-to-exceed $9 million over four years. personnel and material services increasing authorized costs by 9 million 250,000 and increasing the authorized construction services,. >> directors, dikes will report on this item. >> good morning, directors. brian dikes, principle engineer. this trade package is to provide four personnel and material lift hoists one for each section or zone of the construction, so that you always have a quick safeway to get people out if they are hurt and equally that it is all to supply the materials provided for all shifts and all shifts not just eight hours a

where the transamerica building is now, there were granite buildings with double windows. but it took expires to capture the arsonist and there's more to that story. that is when the fires out. to me, we wouldn't be here if it hadn't been for broderick and his gang and tom sawyer. just these incredible people. the interesting thing is that every one of them met a tragic end. they were either shot down or deported or -- they were actually murdered in some cases. broderick was in a duel and favoring his gonzo one fire properly. so these were rough and tough times with the toughest of man. an absolutely fascinating fascinating to me. i feel it when i'm writing a book, these are my friends. you know, you look up and they are walking around. and i like to think i'm doing them justice. i am not trained as a writer, i'm trained as an artist. but it is -- it's a little bit more difficult for me. so usually do about 10 or 11 drafts. usually a 1000 page book. so i will leave you with this little tiny opening of the restaurant. the day before christmas 1849, broderick had terrible th

this live look at the transamerica building. it is going to be cold.ratures below freezing in the north bay. plenty of sunshine however, it is still going to be cold. the futurecast by 6:00 a.m. showing a lot of cool colors by 7:00 a.m., purple, but ken indicating 20's and 30's. is another system coming on monday. it is of the pacific northwest but it is going to permit the chance of showers. with sunshine in the 2013 but some precipitation. eve. 2012 is about to slide into history.leaving behind some unforgettable images. here is a look back at some of the year's big stories. (music) >> this for is terrible, with nobody following and the of the procedures. (music) >> 355, whitney houston was found dead. >> this water filled bathtub. >> vandals painting satanic symbols on a catholic church. >> this lot luxury car took a detour into the pacific. >> i am tired being trapped. >> this high school teacher to move in with one of his students. >> great whales, what everybody has been talking about. >> is awesome! >> the boardwalk. >> i never imagines that thi

it's 8:20, live in downtown san francisco and transamerica pyramid.ray, cloudy skies this morning but the rain has moved through. maybe you caught some of it earlier this morning, we would like to see your pictures so if you have cool shots of weather. send them to us at ureport at kogotv.com. rain passed through kind of quickly. every drop on means a lot. >> parts of east bay we barely got a tenth of an inch. we have a live shot east bay hills. sun rose around 7:00 this morning. look at this shot, we're looking south, notice the clouds moving from the east. we're also going to see breaks of sunshine even possibly a little precipitation kind of squeezing out some of the clouds, but the most part the rain is over for the bay area. ail show you what i mean for live doppler 7-hd which shows you why the clouds are moving to the east. it's counterclockwise, so the winds are coming from the east through the east bay and areas of green, disappearing. over the last few hours we are seeing less of it and confined to parts of south bay and monterey bay. here is

the fire codes we have, these buildings where the transamerica building is now, they were gran mate biddings -- granite buildings, and they saved the city. and it took six fires, and there is more to that story. but that's when the fires stopped. and to me, these men -- we wouldn't be here if it hadn't been for broderick and his gang and tom sawyer. just incredible people. the interesting thing is every one of them met with a tragic end. and i always thought -- they were shot down, they were deported, they were actually murdered in some cases. broderick, he was in a duel, they rigged his gun so it wouldn't fire properly. so these are really, like peter said, rough and tough times with the toughest of men and absolutely fascinating to me. and i really feel like when i'm writing a book, these are my friends, you know? you look up, and they're walking around in that room. and i like to say you're going to do them justice. now, i'm not trained as a writer, i'm trained as an artist. so maybe you guys could bang something out. it is really -- it's a little more difficult for me. so i usually do ab

the fire coast, these buildings where the transamerica building is now, they were granite buildings with double windows and they saved the city but it took six fires and the capture of the arsonist and there's more to that story but that is when the fire stopped. to meet these men, we would not be here if not for broderick and his gang and tom sawyer and just incredible people. the interesting thing is every one of them met with a tragic end. they were shot down, deported, murdered in some cases, broderick, these are really like peters says, rough and tough times with the toughest men, absolutely fascinating to me. i feel when i'm writing the book these are my friends. you look up and they're walking around in the room and i like to say you do it justice. i am not trained as a writer. i am trained as an artist. it is a the more difficult for me. i usually do 10 or 11 drafts can usually a 1,000 page book and then the hard part is cutting it down again. i will raise you the rest of this tiny opening. as of this dawn the day before christmas, 1849, broderick thought his terrible fox. in the

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