i'm julie martin. we discussed this issue this weekend at our board meeting. we really want to acknowledge and appreciate the fact that creative arts charter has chosen to be part of the sfusd. also, the other thing that came up is because of its alternative options because all the creative programming the arts and different options for students, it is really attractive schools with students with disability. it's chance for them to shine outside of academics. it's a school sought out by special education students. however, the thing that came across, unfortunately, loud and clear for many of our board members and it's something you might have personal experience. the rigor and special education services are provided at creative arts charter. it's not always there. while the format of the school works for students, the rigor how i.e.p.s are implemented and what is happening a school site and how procedures are handled is not always there. we would ask in future they look at improving i.e.p. implementation. >> president cook: thank you. first readingdsuperintend

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julie haener. >> i am frank somerville. another storm is moving through the bay area. we have live team coverage with ktvu's leigh martinez but we begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> consistent rainfall. some water on the roads. big surf along the coast. high tides creating issues as well and rainfall accumulations. mill valley inch and a half of rain in 24 hours. we have oakland hills, berkeley, an inch of rain. most everybody in the area had a half inch to an inch. south, san jose .04. this guy is moving through but it is sliding slowly through mountains. so with that said, the winter storm warning remains in effect for lake tahoe. snow levels dropped. it was raining for much of the morning anyway. lower elevations and a funnel cloud. two funnel clouds spotted in lynden. 2:50today because of the thunderstorms that developed. the sierra nevada, you can see where the snow is and where it is not. rain coming down and around here, raining in richmond. rainfall rates quarter inch an hour. heavier showers toward sunnyvale and san jose. a wet evening. not a monster storm but a wet storm that will continue a bring rain throughout evening hours. when i come back more

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as of july she worked for the philadelphia and white house reporter, selected her to cover the administration so godspeed. thank you for taking time to join us. please join me in welcoming martine kalaw and abby cruz. [applause] >> i want to start this event a little differently. would you mind reading from your book. >> absolutely not. the selection i selected, i will read from the first chapter, i can introduce the audience to the story. this first chapter, the subsection of the first chapter is called betrayal. when i buried my mother i also buried my memories of her mistreatment to honor her but one day in a law office in buffalo, new york i was asked by my attorney to betray her to win my freedom in the land of the free. how audacious of him to even suggest. this immigration hearing needed to be the final because i was running out of stamina and coping mechanisms. how long can i maintain the charade of being a normal american girl. john james, my lawyer, assured me everything would go smoothly. august 9, 2004, date approached, today's appointment was an actual hearing rather than an appointment. it meant i could testify and present my witnesses on my behalf. why don't you

juli haner. today's rain was steady, and tomorrow storm is forecast to be stronger and has pra flood watch for much of the bay area. we have team coverage with chief meteorologist bill martin checking when tomorrow storm will hit. the first jana katsuyama. she is at the bay bridge toll plaza with the precautions being taken. >> reporter: the rain has eased that now, but the roads are still wet. there was more heavy rain and high winds. it will make for a difficult drive tomorrow, especially on the bay area bridges. the high winds also mean possible power outages. tonight is a good time to prepare. the bay area is getting a winter soaking. people pulling out umbrellas and rain gear for this wet week of storms. >> i am going to be wearing my rain jacket and rain boots. >> reporter: in san francisco, big trucks hold and floods.barriers and sandbags are lined up at some businesses front doors. >> we can go to about 3 or 4 feet of water. this is actually a low point. it is all of the water arrives at the same time, it floods a lot of the buildings. so, they set up these big barriers, now. >> reporter: a flood watch for wednesday has many people watching local creeks. bay area r

july 14, 1918. in the southern direction out of this pumpkin on the little town on the marne river -- on this little bump on the -- out of this little bump, this little town on the martiniver. ordered the allied counter battery preparation to begin -- that is the artillery shelling of the german line, to begin 10 minutes before the german artillery was scheduled to begin. that is how precise they knew about this. to hold theted germans in the southeast, but he wanted to amass a huge army, the edge -- the western adage, there is a green patch. that is a forest. i will show you what it looks like in a minute. foch wanted a massive counterattack army behind that for us. he wanted to hold the german attack in the southeast and smash it in on its side. if the german army was oriented to the southeast and he attacked it from the west, it would give him the maximum opportunity to change the momentum, not just of this battle, but the entire war. that is exactly what you did. this is the moment when the .ermans stop winning battles do not lose another battle for the rest of the war and the germans do not win one for the rest of the war. how did he do that? he had 44 divisions,