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into the east bay near fremont and on to the peninsula. and into santa cruz mountains so we re getting a bit of a drenching now. it will continue later into the evening. more details later. thank you. vic lee broke our next story two years ago. a complex computer system has come to be known by many as a $2 billion boondoggle. the plug has been pulled on the project. this project in the words of a judge is dead. the council headed by the chief justice spent nearly half a billion dollars on this project in the last 10 years and has been installed in only seven of the 58 trial courts in the state. some are unhappy about it. the service workers union representing court employees rallied out sigh of the state building calling to scrap ccms, california case management system. the $2 billion project would link all 58 county trial courts together. court workers say they re jobs have been sacrificed to make way for the costly system oo. in alameda county we shut doors at 2:30 and