our chief meteorologist is tracking the new storm stp. jeff let's talk about this storm and the time line. >> we're already seeing showers developing ahead of the main part of the storm. that's what we are experiencing in the north bay. down the san francisco peninsula. and even a for you spotty showers in contra costa and alameda counties. the main portion of the storm giving us accumulating rainfall is still about 150 miles out here off shore. once the cold front arrives that's when we start to see things pick up. a look through ton, 8:00, ee see the heaviest rainfall out off shore. then heading throughout tomorrow 1:00 a.m. it approaches the north by. and then we'll begin to see the wet weather starting to return by 6:00 a.m. right throughout the north bay and eventually moving throughout the rest of the bay area. we have the full time line on this plus details on what could be the strongest storm since last winter. you don't want to miss that coming up at 5:19. >> thank you, jeff. >>> for access to radar, you can check it out any time

assessments are a major concern in that they fail to ensure that the teachers meet five of the standard stp's for the following reasons. the assessments are inadequately aligned -- to review, administer a score and post the entire program of assessments required by the district does not allow educators the adequate time to reflect thoughtfully on the outcomes and subsequently form instruction. students lose other valuable school resources which become dedicated to standardized testing, including computer lab or computer use, lab resources or teachers who are dedicated to ensuring adequate following of the test, and where educators have been wary that assessment out come data can be us evaluated -- >> should not be directly or indirectly utilized by sfusd to evaluate educator performance, and be further resolved that the -- and the union and the district shall form a committee of equal representation of the district union and parents and guardians to explore the use of formativd until the end of the 2017-18 school year, and be it further resolved -- all board and administrative policy on the m

. >> the president sparked outrage from palestinian leader the pal stp yap leaders is calling that blackmail they have dpich the palestinians in economic and computerty kids in mid 9 0s cutting funding could be disastrous for israel. >> congress gets back today. there will be new basis in the crowd. midnight tina smith resigned as lieutenant minneapolis and the seat was vaiked by former al franken. smith will be sworn in today with long with jones who is ready to get to work. >> speaking of getting work 6:06. how are you buddy. >> i'm great. >> chilly morning in the knew today. >> we have not only a lot going on in the cold but the ones you are referred to as super-duper hurricane. >> just to be clear the potential snow shs whipped, cold, all one storm system or different things. >>> all one storm system but comes through in different phases and we get wind on back of storm. is that the more like friday. >> cold then snow then whipped. >> we're watching storm carefully and we'll show what you is happening here. incredibly cold temperatures. mannasas zero this morning. is it possible colder t

how many times did you actually speak with the permit holder, as well as his counsel stp? >> i met personally with the permit holder four times. spoke with him any number of times on the phone. spoke to him at the dph hearings. we would always go after the hearing, we'd go into the hallway and have a discussion with him. so we spoke -- i have spoken in person to him at least six times. spoken to him on the phone probably another six to eight times between me and officer byay. i have spoke -- the attorney came in very late in the process. i spoke to him a couple of times. he opened up, of course, saying that i was -- that he had been coerced. that this was all racism and based on anti-muslim intention. so he came out -- >> president honda: attorney said he came in in july. it's been awhile, right? >> it's been awhile. that was already into the dph process. >> president honda: okay. thank you. >> the settlement had already been signed at that point. >> president honda: okay. thank you. >> commissioners the matter submitted. >> commissioner fung: i have one last question for

the most popular politician that wasaw out of the arg poll sigmar gabriel, who was formerly stp who wastheby martin schulz. that is an interesting message. germans don't seem to like this leader. he didn't do the job they expected in the election and he has gotten less popular and spend. anna: matt miller over in berlin. more from matt later in the program. jim, we touched on europe little bit in our conversation. let's dwell on this a little further here. the failure to put together the jamaica coalition, she is a ened chancellor. key, ofan rolling your course. guest: she has definitely weakened compared to where she was, but matt makes interesting points about other all editions. nobody is -- other politicians. nobody is emerging as a successor. that's the main reason angela merkel will stay chancellor with some sort of, whether it is minority government or another election. another election would be quite unpopular. they don't really want one but most likely, for the rest of this year, we will see chancellor merkel continue. that isn't dad for the markets and the economy. you don't need