local politicians out here, local leaders and state leaders. even though there s been a lot of hateful rhetoric and a lot of decisions across the country, it s the opposite effect here in the south bay bringing more people together and more groups together. people from all backgrounds wore all the colors of the rainbow and marched through downtown san jose together. it was a colorful symbol of unity not just for those identifying in the lbgtq community, but for anyone who needs a voice and a friend. down syndrome, special needs, everything like that. that s a good community. reporter: this mother was here to support transgender youth. letting our kids know it s not a choice. it s how you re born. we re here for you. equality for everyone. reporter: also others spoke in favor of equal rights protections. several people here say they were also at saturday s counterprotests to the anti-sharia law professor who were spreading love and hate against all muslims. there i
is it all gone? when will it warm up? the active weather, the severe part has been moving out of town, but we re also talking about the sierra snow as well. a lot to talk about for today and tonight and some of the heavier amounts in portions of the north bay and portions of the east bay as well with the factor underneath that thunderstorm where they have the heavier downpours out there. this is a lightning strike from petaluma earlier this afternoon showing you the instability in the atmosphere with a tweet coming out. from the satellite the radar and the coverage right now. we will be coming in closer. this is an interest earlier this afternoon. the lightning strikes are moving across the north bay hanging out towards portions of the east bay as well. right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies across most areas coming closer right now with a few of the storm reports. the dots showing you the hail report out here, but you will see this out towards yuba city and they re
out manually and get them out the door and clean up. then kind of sat around waited to see if the power would come back on because sometimes they say 8:00 and then it comes earlier. so we ve been waiting, waiting, waiting. reporter: after waiting several hours, leanne decided to literally pull the plug. power could be restored later tonight and right now food will be lost as well as revenue from diners. so we have to put everything on ice. we called in all of our staff early tomorrow and we will come in early tomorrow. we ve got to dump anything that s no good, that didn t make it through the night. reporter: meters showed blank readings. john fonda got the message as he walked into his steaming martial arts studio. no power. it looks like it s been out for a couple of hours. reporter: the outages were separatic. pg&e trucks scoured the area restoring traffic lights into service. on this day business has suffered. ken olsen lives without ac and finds comfort in his