i found this quote from kristen wong when victor departed she wrote people would call for victor. the bay guardian called him an advocate so far all people. at asian law caucus he advocated a case against police officers because this gentleman held a stick and refused to let cal's wife while cal laid had found on the pavement and died he filed a national class action the 18996 reform law and filled the class-action lawsuit against public housing for failing to defend asian-americans. and in 2004 when the police shot a couple of asian-americans victor pulled together the advocates to be on the forefront to be having this put so what the front and the police officers were trained again. victor was one of the first asian-americans that joined the asian-american fight at a time it was hard to get asian-americans involved. he also drafts the brief on behalf of the hiv community for marriage equality but before all this work victor joined the last public defender's office working homicide cases. when after 15 years as a public deferred he became a district attorney. he responded to many

councilmember denise, present, harriet c wong, absent, councilmember roland wong. present. >> item 1. welcome introduction, and roll call. >> item 2, action item and reading and approval of the genetic. >> item 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. >> item 4, information item. report from cochair sup initiate. >> item 5: information item. report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. item 6. information item. bart new train cars, design and public input. the presentation will provide an overview of the fleet of the future project which will replace bart's aging fleet and expand the number of cars to relief crowded conditions on the bart system. it will include an overview of outreach that has been conducted and information on accessible features of the new trains that have been included in the design based on the input from the bart accessibility task force and other disability organizations over the last 3 years. presentation by aaron wine stein, bart chief marke

david wong graduated two years ago. that is his senior picture. >> when we heard that the young man was from freemmont we held our breath. and then, our head master dr. tricia mier said he had been a 2012 graduate. our hearts broke. >> wong played basketball and loved the sport the family lived not far from the school. >> we're all in shock right now. we're trying to support the family and then, the community. everyone. >> last night, a family friend came to the door to talk to the family left this morning for santa barbara. he was elliott rogers roommate friends say he planned to move out in june because he felt roger was strange. wong was one of the first victims investigators say rogers stabbed. before attending fremont christian wong was at american high school for a month. jim morris with fremont unified school district. >> in a community like ours there are connections between families or sporting events, students may have had a connection. >> counselling will be offered beginning tomorrow. >> two other students w

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wong was an only child would loved computers and video games and basketball. he was happy at uc santa barbara studying to be an engineer and graduated two years ago. all three were part of the college of engineering community. >> the other three victims were 223-year-old from chino hills about graduate with a degree in heart history and 19-year-old first year student from west lake village and 20-year-old christopher martinez an english major. the others are expected to survive. >> this is a day of retribution and investigators are trying to learn all they can about the 22-year-old searching the home of rodger's mother yesterday, on friday night he mailed the manifesto to a couple dozen people after reading it his mother also saw the youtube video that laid out the deadly plan and mentioned killing sorority girls and they called authorities and took off for uc santa barbara to try to stop the attack but they heard of the shooting on the radio. it wasn't the first time the parents worried about the mental state. april 30 they asked deputies to check. mr. rodger

wong was friends with james and a graduate of high school together. rodger accused him of stealing candles and he pleaded guilty. george was visiting the two and was kind and always lending a helping hand. all three were part of the college of engineers. >>> the other three victims of 122-year-old young woman about to graduate with heart history degree and a first year student from west lake village and 20-year-old christopher martinez an english major who worked at the deli. another victim caught in the campaign continues to recover at a santa barbara hospital. he was long boarding and he and his friend were hit by a car. boat legs were broken. he spoke with cnn by phone after surgery. >> i am doing all right. just getting better as fast as i k. >> he was initially told it would be a while before medical personnel could get to them because they had multiple gunshot wounds. >> investigators are uncovering new information what prompted rodger to commit in attack. 137 page manifesto he wrote paint as troubling picture. amy hollyfield is in the newsroom

councilmember wong had pointed out something very important that does come up. for our community members living in affordable housing units, you know, there are people who are engaging in illegal activity. there are reports to the front desk that go unheard consistently. i hear it again and again and again and, so, it almost makes me feel like what can be done to strengthen the voice of our tenants? what can be done to give them more of a voice besides just this bode and i other nonprofits? can there be a council made up of tenants that's better informed, that's better equipped with the feedback response system so that it can be in place, beside the one that's already in place, but something that can be more effective? because otherwise it just falls to the wayside and these complaints that come again and again, somebody stole my cane. somebody has [speaker not understood]. i'm all about being proactive, preventive measures first, instead of rushing in reactive trying to apply bandages. so... >> any other councilmembers have answers to these questions? all right

james hong and dave a individual wong and george chen and katherine cooper and veronica weiss. and they were at that vigil tonight and as you will see it was very emotional. >> organizers in tended this to be a time of mourning and reflection. richard martinez tried to rows the students -- rouse the students into action. >> i want you to shout so loud they will hear you jie. he is the father of christopher martinez who was gunned down at the deli. the students followed his lead. the stadium was filled to capacity. >> everyone is there and the entire stadium was full. it was awesome. >> the parents of chen, hopping hopping -- hong and wong were at the funeral, but they didn't speak to the crowd. students were supposed to be getting ready for finals, but the violence of this weekend and the loss of six of their schoolmates at the hands of 22-year-old elia roger has made this a difficult end for students who are graduating. >> i am not going to remember this, but because of our love and our community. >> we are going to try our best to resume business as usual. >> candles continue

. >> parents of the 20-year-old david wong of fremont are now in southern california. they left this morning. wong spent a month at american high school before transferring to fremont christian high school he was a sophomore majoring in engineering. a neighbor who knows the family told us wong was a good kid who did not deserve to die that way. >> to see them, they're in shock right now. we're trying to support the family and community. everyone around here. trying to see what can be done. >> and this young man from danville facing a long recovery after being injured in the rampage. he suffered two broken legs when roger ran over him with his car. his father told abc7 news he hopes nick will be out of the hospital within the next day or two. nick talked with cnn on the phone. >> you don't expect stuff like this will happen to you. you just can't comprehend that whole event. and everything leading up to it. occurring to you. but... you know, it's just one of the things that happens, wrong place, wrong time. >> he happened to be in isla vista visiting friends who attend

with significant experience with civil rights in the community and we honored to have commissioner wong join the commission and if you could say a few words about yourself. >> thank you very much, i think that you have pretty much covered my history and i am excited to join this commission and is seems like it is a hard working body, in the first week, i have read over the materials, i have began meeting with community groups and that is who i really hope to represent on this commission, are the voices from the community and so i did spend the day today meeting with the tenant association and a meeting coming up tomorrow with the central utah sro to discuss their concerns and also i spent's part of yes and today and meeting with the family of mr. stephan germ o who was killed this weekend and family is here and i look forward to working with everyone on this commission and hope that you will represent the voices of community. >> okay. dr. marshall? >> welcome, victor, i had the pleasure of working with him at the district attorney office and i know you to be a very ethical, fair committ

wong was an only child who loved computer games and basketball. friends say he was happy at ucsb , studying to be an engineer. the 20-year-old graduated from fremont christian high school a few years ago. >> wong was good friends with james chang, 20 years old. today they leased an apartment with roger. it was a tense arrangement. roger accused chang of stealing some of his candles and chang pled guilty of petty theft. his friends are grieving. they say chang knew everyone and will be deeply missed. >> he will talk to anyone. he was comfortable with who he was. >> he didn't live in the apartment, but he was there to visit. neighbors say he was kind and would always lend a helping happened. the 19-year-old graduated from leyland high school two years ago and at one poimt -- point of the ymca. >> he was a really, really heartwarming guy. he never had problems with absolutely anybody. >> wong and chang were planning to move out of the apartment as soon as the quarter ended which would have been three weeks from now. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank yo

david wong was from fremont. james hong and george chin friends from san jose and short time ago sergio spoke with chin family and joins us now from there. sergio? >> it's actually been pretty interesting throughout the day to see this memorial here grow. lots of people bringing flowers. writing out messages to the young men here. stay strong. it's that message right there. george i love you. mom dad. that was just written by george chin mother just few minutes ago. emotional plea from the mother of george chin. >> this should not happen to any family. any family. this isen human. it should not happen to any parent. >>reporter: they came down along with the parents of to the others an came to the scene of the crime to understand what happened we know george father learned about the shootings on the news friday night, he wasn't too worried. >> i was okay my so that should be safe. because he live in the inside the school. the residence hall. >>reporter: but as it turns out george was hanging out 2 friends at their

they were there to remember david wong, george chen, james honk, veronica white and skate rin cooper and chris martin mess. the three young men first to be called were remembered with fondness and sadness. we learn how their former schools are making sure they won't be forgotten. >>> david wong's senior yearbook there is a picture of him flashing a peace sign. the 2012 grad chose to have this bible verse printed next to his flame. >> this is my commandment that you love one another p oudre. a person that killed about people. and i -- it really hurts to know that he is gone. >> gone but not forgotten. school superintendent trisha meyer says this summer long's alma mater will memorial the basketball in his name. >> there is a fundraiser page to help defray the cost of wong's funeral. george check and james hall were the victims of the vista shooter. they were in the apartment before the deadly rampage. >>> grief counselors were on hand to console students and staff that knew 19-year-old george chen that graduated in 2012. >>> very difficult news and it was tragic for all of us to hear

james hong and dave a individual wong and george chen and katherine cooper and veronica weiss. and they were at that vigil tonight and as you will see it was very emotional. >> organizers in tended this to be a time of mourning and reflection. richard martinez tried to rows the students -- rouse the students into action. >> i want you to shout so loud they will hear you jie. he is the father of christopher martinez who was gunned down at the deli. the students followed his lead. capacity. >> everyone is there and the entire stadium was full. it was awesome. >> the parents of chen, hopping hopping -- hong and wong were at the funeral, but they didn't speak to the crowd. students were supposed to be getting ready for finals, but the violence of this weekend and the loss of six of their schoolmates at the hands of 22-year-old elia roger has made this a difficult end for students who are graduating. >> i am not going to remember this, but because of our love and our community. >> we are going to try our best to resume business as usual. >> candles continue to burn for their fellow

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can learn more about the b.a.r.t. connector project on www.ktvu.com. click on the east bay tab and we are putting together the trip as seen from our cameras. look for that video on hot topics. >>> an art supply store is being forced to move after 40 years at its location. they were given notice to move so it could be redeveloped into a condo building. the owner says they are looking for a new location in san francisco but given the market will likely have to down size. >>> bill that would close a loophole in the ellis act is making its way through the capital. it would require people ensan francisco to own their -- in san francisco to own their property for 5 years before they could use the ellis act to evict tenants. supporters are saying it is being abused but opponents say they have every right to buy and sell as they choose. >> the difference is stark, a landlord's business is 100% occupancy. a speculators business is 100% vacancy. >> the bill made its way through two committees so far. >>> temperatures outside to

david wong was from fremont. james hong and george chin friends from san jose and short time ago sergio spoke with chin family and joins us now from there. sergio? >> it's actually been pretty interesting throughout the day to see this memorial here grow. lots of people bringing flowers. writing out messages to the young men here. stay strong. it's that message right there. george i love you. mom dad. that was just written by george chin mother just few minutes ago. emotional plea from the mother of george chin. >> this should not happen to any family. any family. this isen human. it should not happen to any parent. >>reporter: they came down along with the parents of to the others an came to the scene of the crime to understand what happened we know george father learned about the shootings on the news friday night, he wasn't too worried. >> i was okay my so that should be safe. because he live in the inside the school. the residence hall. >>reporter: but as it turns out george was hanging out 2 friends at their

wong of fremont was visiting them at the time. at wong's alma mater christian high school there are plans to dedicate a basketball court in his name. and at lin brook high school a drama teacher remembered how h uong helped build sets then later performed himself. >> those are the students that teachers really remember. those who really need a little aid in shining and once you give them the opportunity they fly and james was one of those. >> reporter: grief counselors were on hand today to console students and staff who knew 19- year-old george chen who just graduated in 2012. students in uc berkeley are also holding a vigil tomorrow at the memorial glade. that's the big lawn area near the main library on campus. people are being asked to bring a kapbd candle and a lighter. >>> police are looking for a shooter who injured a 16-year- old girl this morning inside her home. carla rodriguez and elizabeth zuniga had gone outside because their car alarm went off, zuniga says she saw a strange man and was telling them to leave when the

wong was an only child who loved computer games and basketball. friends say he was happy at ucsb , studying to be an engineer. the 20-year-old graduated from fremont christian high school a few years ago. >> wong was good friends with james chang, 20 years old. today they leased an apartment with roger. it was a tense arrangement. roger accused chang of stealing some of his candles and chang pled guilty of petty theft. his friends are grieving. they say chang knew everyone and will be deeply missed. >> he will talk to anyone. he was comfortable with who he was. >> he didn't live in the apartment, but he was there to visit. neighbors say he was kind and would always lend a helping happened. the 19-year-old graduated from leyland high school two years ago and at one poimt -- point of the ymca. >> he was a really, really heartwarming guy. he never had problems with absolutely anybody. >> wong and chang were planning to move out of the apartment as soon as the quarter ended which would have been three weeks from now. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank yo

to visit wong and grew up locally and he was

david wong was from fremont. james hong and george chin friends from san jose and short time ago sergio spoke with chin family and joins us now from there. sergio? >> it's actually been pretty interesting throughout the day to see this memorial here grow. lots of people bringing flowers. writing out messages to the young men here. stay strong. it's that message right there. george i love you. mom dad. that was just written by george chin mother just few minutes ago. emotional plea from the mother ofn. chin. >> this should not happen to any family. any family. this isen human. it should not happen to any parent. >>reporter: they came down along with the parents of to the others an came to the scene of the crime to understand what happened we know george father learned about the shootings on the news friday night, he wasn't too worried. >> i was okay my so that should be safe. because he live in the inside the school. the residence hall. >>reporter: but as it turns out george was hanging out 2 friends at their apar

wong was one of the first victims investigators say rodgers stabbed. before attending fremont christian he was at american high school for a month. jim morris with the fremont unified school district. >> in the community like ours there are connections through events and that is what we need to be prepared for. >> counselling will be offered to students beginning tomorrow. >> the father of one of the other victims said he may spend his life trying to to stop the tragedies from occurring again. he talked to his only son less than hour before being shot and killed at the deli where he worked. martinez is blasting politicians, a very emotional outburst. >> my kid dies because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook those parents lost little kids. it's bad enough i lost my 20-year-old. i had 20 years with my son. that is all i'll ever have. >> martinez lashes out against the national rifle association and he says he wants to met with the father of the killer to work on preventing future tragedies. >> the father of a bay area victim survived said he

>>reporter: wong majoring in engineering elliott roger roommate. friends said he planned to move out of the apartment in june because he felt roger was strange. wong was one of the first victims investigators say that roger stabbed. before attending free mont christian wong was at american high school for about a month. during his freshman year. jim morris with the free mont unified school district. in community like ours there are always connections between families or perhaps through sporting event or other activities where students may have had some connection that's what we need to be prepared for. >>reporter: counseling will be offered to students of american high beginning tomorrow. in fremont, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> father of bay area victim who survived the attack said today he hopes his son will be released from the hospital in the next day or 2. nick of danville still recovering at santa barbara high school. he was there visiting a former san ramone valley high school classmate when he was hit by ror's car. both of nick leg were his brok

wong was one of the first victims investigators say rodgers stabbed. before attending fremont christian he was at american high school for a month. jim morris with the fremont unified school district. >> in the community like ours there are connections through events and that is what we need to be prepared for. >> counselling will be offered to students beginning tomorrow. >> the father of one of the other victims said he may spend his life trying to to stop the tragedies from occurring again. he talked to his only son less than hour before being shot and killed at the deli where he worked. martinez is blasting politicians, a very emotional outburst. >> my kid dies because nobody responded to what occurred at sandy hook those parents lost little kids. it's bad enough i lost my 20-year-old. i had 20 years with my son. that is all i'll ever have. >> martinez lashes out against the national rifle association and he says he wants to meet with the father of the killer to work on preventing future tragedies. >> the father of a bay area victim survived said h

i want to start with the story of pastor wong who came to america in the 70s from taiwan after being abused by his father vermont he came to america he worked in america after coming out of the grace of yard shifty was waiting for a tow truck he noticed a young boy being physically brutal listed not wanting to get involved he drove away with are heavier heart he felt the presence of a divine presence and wondered how it would have felt to be bullied and next day roger and it's father made up up 50 sandwiches and the following week he brought his wife to the tenderloin and then san francisco impact was born it is now a volunteer nonprofit organization that concludes 5 departments today, we have 11 thousand 189 individuals every month through their come up kitchen program they run a thrift shop and offer affordable closing and have block parties. their church does doird outreach and run a k to 12 school program and run a health center it serves 2 hundred and 50 patience it goes on and on. they have tenderloin sunday street and the tenderloin was such a success and got the attention of

. >> commissioner wong? >> thank you. >> i really appreciate the data driven policing approach and i love data and i like looking at it but what i found and i don't know if this is doable but looking at the top five collision factors, driving at an unsafe speed and that is kind of the catchall that i remember seeing, right? and everything kind of fits into that category, and so these five categories, the failure and the violation of the red light and the failure to yield to the pedestrian and that is sort of the what, what happened and what was the technical violation and does not answer the question of why, why did they fail to yield? and so was it environmental factor? lighting driver error, what do we learn from these incidents that we can fix it right? and it is a bad intersection and a tree over hang that is blocking a sign and i don't know if there is a way to get to the why these violations are occurring or if that is just more antedotal from the folks who know the district. >> you know, this is actua

. >>> the 3rd bay area victim was 20-year-old we honk wong of fremont, he was visiting when all three people were stabbed to death. the neighbors were stunned of the news. they say parents have gone to santa barbara to bring his body home. >> i saw him leave this morning and we were very sad and in mourning so of course this entire neighborhood, our hearts go out to the kid. >> wong went to uc christian school and one of the teachers said he loved basketball and was very good at math. >>> an update on one bay area man that was injured in that rampage. friends of nick passachut seen eastern in a hospital bed is improving and able to hold conversations were friends. his legs were broke when he was struck by the car. he was also in santa barbara visiting a friend. >>> the father of one of those killed unleashed his anger at lawmakers. richard martinez said there are not tough enough gun control and 26 people at sandy hook killed and now here. >> my kid died because no one responded from sandy hook. it is bad enough that i lost my 20-year-old and i had 20 years with him but those that los

that's not to took anything away from victor wong. if the roles were referred i would ask that same question. it's also important supervisor mar's mentioned this i was especially impacted by the communications i've received from various women's groups about the importance of having women in those positions and especially a woman of color. so i will be voting against the motion not because i have anything against the candidate the other candidate should be on the police commission to the extent the mayor can fulfill that maybe both on the police commission but i believe we should reward good work and when someone has done everything asked of that you should honor that and revote them in >> supervisor yee thank you president chiu. >> as you see from the discussion both candidates are individuals that want to be on the commission are highly quality. we went through this at the rules committee listening to speakers after speaker and looking at all the e-mails and documents there is no doubt in my mind that both victor and angela i'm sorry

but ktvu's claudine wong just got a first look at what a ride on the new extension to b.a.r.t. to international airport will look like. >> reporter: now the tracks are done right now they are just doing testing and civilians aren't technically allowed to ride on these trains. that doesn't mean we can't use a little technology to show you just what a ride would be like. b.a.r.t. let us attach a couple of go procameras, one to the side and one to the side window. >> it's only after the cpuc signs off on it as safe that we can allow anyone whether it's claudine wong or jerry brown to ride the train. >> reporter: it was worth the trip. it's an eight minute ride, but we sped things up to show you just what it'll look like as the train makes its way down the 3.2-mile track. along the way you will get a bird eye view of oakland and the coliseum. this ride tests the ability of a packed car to stop and go smoothly. 20-pound of sandbags inside symbolizing a train full of people with luggage. there will always be a couple of people watching inside a control room. >> they have to be seated

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> here is a look at memorial day weekend last year. 40 people were killed across the state. a 60% increase from 2012. the memorial day maximum enforcement coincide with click it or ticket campaign. 40% of the people who died were not wearing their seatbelts. >>> releasing inmates held because of immigration status. they will no longer honor requests from the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. to held immigrants who are suspected of being in the country illegally. it is a reaction to a court decision in which a judge found a jail in oregon at fault for holding an immigrant at i.c.e.'s request. >>> firefighters are preparing for a longer than unusual season. lakes, reservoirs and ponds are at low levels. so helicopters might have to travel farth to get water. -- farth to get water. >> the -- further to get water. >> the closer the quicker the turn around time for the helicopter and the most water will be dropped on the fire. >> cal fire says as of right now many ponds appear to have enough water but the supply could dry up in the coming

live in san pablo, claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> posters are going up at sfo and 21 other internationalairports with the health warning for travelers. there's been a sharp increase in cases of middle east respiratory virus better known as mers in audi arabia and the united arab emirates. they say there are no increased risks at the airport and are not recommending a change in travel plans but they say that two people in the u.s. have become sick after traveling to saudi arabia and that people should be cautious and protect themselvess from the spread of germs. >>> a campaign to stop bullying came to a local school today. >> who has instagram? who has facebook. >> reporter: the program is called hash tag i can help. a spokesperson asked students to report bullying to hash tag i can help. >> everyone adults are posting stuff and not thinking about it. >> reporter: the majority of colleges and perspective employers are checking applicant associate media sites and messages and images they postcan have a lasting impact on their future. hash tag i can help began in byron and is now being adop

in oakland, allen wong abc 7 news. >> happening now. president obama is in the bay area spending the night in san jose after busy day of from under raising speeches throughout silicon valley. we have video of the president arriving earlier this afternoon. he took a moment to say hello to onlookers at moffitt field and held a baby. may his way to the home of about anna small group of tech executives, 25 people paid more than 32,000 dollars each to sit down with the president. and following that event he headed to the fair mont hotel in san jose where he spoke before large crowd there tonight. lisa is live with the wrap up for us. lisa? >> sp the president ended his speech at 8:30 tonightth he's spending the night at the fairmount hotel just across the park. we and everyone else are forced to stay back for security reasons and as you can imagine security is very tight. that is until the president leaves tomorrow. rushing from one fundraiser to another. the presidential motorcade zip past more than 100 protestors. before heading to the fai

. >> the parents of chen, hopping hopping -- hong and wong were at the funeral, but they didn't speak to the crowd. students were supposed to be getting ready for finals, but the violence of this weekend and the loss of six of their schoolmates at the hands of 22-year-old elia roger has made this a difficult end for students who are graduating. >> i am not going to remember this, but because of our love and our community. >> we are going to try our best to resume business as usual. >> candles continue to burn for their fellow students. classes resume tomorrow, and some students we talk to say that might actually help the healing process. abc7 news. >> tomorrow the uc berkeley community will come together to honor the victims of this mass killing. the students and the faculty and the staff will gather at 8:00 tomorrow night for a vigil and a show of solidarity. the vigils have been held on campuses throughout the uc system. we will cover the one tomorrow at uc berkeley as well. classes resume for the first time since the attacks at three bay area high schools attended by the first thre

wiehong wong was making plans for a summer trip with his family as soon as he was done with the smallest. he was 20 years old. good friends, cheng hong and george chen were killed alongside their friend. cheng was a volunteer at a chinese school near san jose and worked as a teaching assistant for a chinese language course. he was 19 years old. george chen was remembered as gentle, kind and respectful. the neighbors always said he picked up the newspaper for her elderly father. veronika weiss and katherine cooper were sorority sisters. she is described as wise beyond her years, an athlete with a big heart. >> she was kind, she was the person who would reach out to the kids who were not the popular kids, some of the nerdy kids. >> veronika was 19 years old. katherine cooper started art history and archaeology. she was a dancer, katherine was 22 years old. christopher martinez was the last killed, an only son and wanted to become a lawyer like his parents. his father said he was an avid reader from a young age, articulate, determined and? just a wonderful kid. christopher martinez was 20 y

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> warmer weather is on the way. >> ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at what to expect next. >> reporter: as a matter of fact, julie and frank, temperatures warmed a couple degrees today. they will continue to warm: warming trend into the next few days right into the bay area holiday weekend. these were the highs from today. 67 in hayward. 73234 livermore. eve tennessee weekend, remember how chilly it was? so temperatures a rising. this weather system, right out here is causing some showers just east of the area. we vacaville area had reports of some sprinkles in parts of our inland empire. parts of southern livermore valley up by mount hamilton. nothing showing up on the radar right now. the store ray here in the mountains, then, is some showers near grass valley. this is all rain. above about 6500 feet we are seeing a few snow flurries. nothing to really speak up. kind a wet, drizzle yeah day. these are the overnight lows. forecast for tomorrow morning. it will be chilly. these don't look that cold, but think about it. it's almost