start nays the north bay first like it does with these storms and by 4:00 it will have so for t ere thetr slickest, wettest. you might have ponding of water on the roadway. for much of the morning commute in north bay but from the golden gate south it's not until the late morning commute before the cold front and its associated widespread steady accumulating rain gets down to the golden gate and then the greatest population centers from there east bay approximate innocence la southward. that's 11:00 o'clock where we're getting into what this storm has. by the time we get to about 5:00 tomorrow that phase comes to an end and that's the bulk of the rain but it's only the first half of the storm because once that clears out watch what happens from tuesday afternoon into tuesday night isolated showers and occasional thunderstorm em-ed bed in here and if you watch closely from this point forward here's wednesday afternoon you're able to see there's a circulation in this. kind of jevitying wrapped in the center of the low off the coast. the closer the center of that low gets to us, the more vul

we see whether that will empower the countries to speak up against the human rights violations at thetr un or their own international stage. >> let's get back to calls. >> good morning. i just want to make sure [inaudible] please don't blame all human rights violations the last 200 years [inaudible] >> what do you make of his comments there? there is the name for women wearing a scarf, for men having a beard. you can be sentenced to jail for having the app on your phone. you can be sentenced for ten years for having whatsapp on your f phone. of their own constitution they are in jail for basically being themselves. in the past there were sporadic violent actions by very small groups of people in the authorities with the chinese people. we have gotten in the last 20 years there has been a big influx of chinese students that have come into the universities in these areas. i imagine that is going on all around the country. what i was wondering is is there some sort of a educational outreach program your organization has to make these people aware of what's going on in the region? because i

is that thetr view of the white house a proper use of federal taxpayer dollars to investigate or try to find out what a local prosecutor is doing? >> i'm not going to speak to that. that is an underlining connection to the investigation, just not going to comment from here.mm look, the president is going to continue to focus on what the american people need to come of their priorities. we are going toti continue to focus on lowering costs and to focus on the president fighting for medicare, social security, aca. that is what the president is goinge to do. the president said this over and over again. if the republicans want to work twith us in a bipartisan way to deliver for the american people to continue to build on the successes that we have seen in the last two years when it comes to the economic policy, building an economy from the bottom up and middle out, he's willing to have that conversation. >> we saw with the president proposed on friday regarding changes to how the fbi see overseas banks and executives at bankss specifically. can he be in touch with any business leaders? w

and we know this because a in, a recent june call with thetr fed, treasury department, other financiapartmentl regulators mar with members of congress,k senator mark kelly of arizona,ke asked whether there wasto a program in place to censor social media posts that could lead to a national run on banks. now, that's according o congressnto congressman thoma. michael shellenberger is a great piece on this today. massey was thinks fo on the cal. so think about this forat a a second. you've got r a deposit ating toa a regional bank that's holding tons way more than you know of a long term treasuries that are worth a lot less than they were when the bank bought them. >> that means that bank is at risk. that means your money is at kely risk. of arizon but senator mark kelly of arizona doesn't wantat want y tn about that. why wouldn't they want you in to know that kind of interesting, that kind of censorship could actually crush people. >> so we have to ask the obvious question, how close are we to some sorf t of disastr and to what extent are the people in charge abettingrun it to answer those questi