system, yes, sonoma, over a quarter of an inch. a pretty good system. over .10 f mill valley, and you can see the numbe dropping off towardsan jose. san jose will come up a few ten inch of an inch. more rain is in our accuweather seven-da forecast. >> alan: well, we're now 16 days out from the general election. by the end of the day, form president bill clton will have made three stops in the bay area in support of democratic candidates. he follows the 2008 republican presidential ticket of sarah palin and john mccain, each appeared at different rallies yesterday in support of the republican candidates. clinton is scheduled to speak at san jose state unersity tonight. a line started forming in front of the event center at 4:30 this afternoon. and those attending the rally are say they're excited to see jerry brown and gavin newsom b midnight say they're especially eageto see the former president. >> hwas a great president, an honest politician. >> he was my favorite president. i voted for him. and it's very important to be here. this is a lifetime experience. >> an: the vote rally begins at 6:30. clinton, brown and newsom won't likely speak until 8:00. earlier today the former president was in napa at a campaign really for mike thompson here's cecelia vega with more. [chanting] >> reporter: it was a political rall wine country style. >> you got it. >> reporter: while tea party members and democrats were separated by a small street, the stood worlds apart. >> i thinklinton was one of our best presidents. >> i want to remind people of the clinton legacy. >> reporter: the legacy may have been the suect of debate outside. inside it was all love. this stop in downtown napa was clinton's 83rd this campaign season, and now with election day just two weeks away, the pressure is on for democrats to keep control of congress. in his first congressnal district, where democrats outnumber republicans by 20%, the form are president's message to those party loyalists was to make sure those not at the rallies cast their votes next month. >> not only in this district but throughout california, or if you ve friends in other parts of america who are in placesy there are difficult races. >> reporter: mike thompson is one of many democra banking on clinton's star par. >> they want to repeal the great things we have done, healthcare reform, wall street reform, higher education refo. all the things that are so important to our country. >> reporter: thompson, known as a blue-dog democrat is runng for his seventh term, this time against lauren hanks. >> the problem with mike thompson's record is he will sell it back home he is a fiscal conservative, and yet he will vote consistently, 9 6% of the time with nancy pelosi. >> reporter:ne of the kris simpleof hanks is he doesn't actually live in the distri. he says he now lives in sonoma half. he said he moved there in july. >> alan: tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in the november 2nd election. it's the last day to change any of your registration information before the upcoming vote in. d in san francisc the department of elections will be accepting gistration forms in person until 8:00 p.m. o monday. if you send yourin the mail, it has to be postmarked by tomorrow. san francisco poli are now investigating what they're calling a suspicious two-alm fire in a ten kerr loin apartment building. the fire broke out just before 8:30 this morning. ar geary. investigators say it started in one of the the buildings 26 apartments. took firefighters about an hour to get it under control. crews say they were hampered by tenants who didn't leave the building when the alarm sounded. >> gave us a much more difficult time getting these tenants out becaus of the heav smoke and we had to bring people out down the fire escapes, down the ladders, and then down the stairwell. >> alan: one person wasreated at the escape for smoke inhalation and several residts have been burnedded out of their homes. jury selection begins tomorrow in the murder case of chandra levy. le is the capitol hill intern that went missing in washgton, dc nine years ago. her disappearance ended the political cear of thing coressman gary cop did. condit. last year, police charged a man with her murder. he avoided scrutiny partly because focus was on condit. con did is expected to testified in the trial. this is the 21st 21st anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. it stroke at 5:04 in the evening, just before the start of game 3 of the world series beeen the giants and a's. the quake lasted only about 15 seconds, but it left 63 people dead and injured re than 3700 peop and cost bills of dollars in damage. so, are you prepared for the next big one? on thursday, the's going to be a statewi earthquake drill conducted at 10:21 in the moing. that's when schools businesses government agencies, and nonprofit organizations will drop, cover, and hold on, as part of the grea california shakeout drill. up next, a new al qaeda threat in europe. also, the first couple is the -- hits the camign trail. and just days after the incredible rese in chile, the miners and cameras were back at the collaed mine. th new concern facing the 33 miners >> alan: forhe first time since 2008, president obamand the first lady campaigned together. they arrived in cleveland, ohio, on board air force one to attend a campan rally at ohio state for governor ted struckland. the obamas are trying to recapture the moments from the '08 election. this time the party's control of congress is at stake, and they're ying to prevent some major losses. david curley has more. rothlisbger president obama barn-stormed in ohio today, campaigning with the first lady at h side. the president's press secretary says democratic prospects have improved. >> come election night we will retain control of the house and the senat >> reporter: an abt face from july. >> there's enough seats in play that could cause republicans to gain control. >> reporter: there are risks even within the republican ranks. senator mccain's daughter minced no words about the delwe senate candidate christine o'donnell. >> it just turns people off. she is seen as a nut job. >> reporter: o'donnell's shaky performance show he is trailg well behind her democratic rival. o'donnell,ea party stay sass says the g.o.p. establishment is stiffing her. >> it's two and a half weeks left and they're not helping. >> reporter:he democrats have their open difficult adverte with leaders cutting money in a funding triage. >> alan: secury is high in euro tonight after saudi intellence warnings of new threats by al-qaeda. th threats are aime particularly at france. french authorities thwarted at least two attacks in the past year and arrested 12 people for suspected terrorist ties in the last month. also in france, motorists are fueling up over fears of a gasoline shortage. the rush for fuel was sparked by strikes at refineries over proposed government changes to th country's retirement age from 60 to 62. the strike is impacting transportation on thground and in the air. the world as charles degaulle airports that flight must arrive with enough fu to fly in and out. >> chi's mine gave thanks again tod for their rescue. at a morning mass, miners, families and friends observed traditional catholic rites. the miners are doing well in terms of physical healt but not so certain about the economic future. the government says it will not re-open the mine because it is a safety hazard. each of the miners has gotten $12,000 in donations. up next, the nike women's marathon was back on the streets of san francisco. 'the extra challenges the ladies faced. it was a nice day to run if u don't mind the rain. league glasser coming up with her forecast. >> mike: the 49ers and raiders in a battle of the bay. both offenses struggledand that's due to the defense. highlights and reaction ming >> alan: in iran, a califoia businessman is free today after spending more than two years in prison even though he was never formally charg with any crime. we were there for his emotional reunion with his wife, and we have that story from tehran. >> crying a small bag and showin a relieved smile, 71-year-old regs a taghavi walked out of prison after 30 months behind bars. >> welcome >> at the very much. >> very happy. >> reporter: his wife met him, and the two of them alternating tears with laughs. and as he called his son at home in los anges, the emotions finally overcame him. held at the same prison as ameran hikers, he was arrested in may 2008 and accused of giving $200 to an alleged antiregime terrort group. blamed for a bombing at a mosque in 2008, that killed 12 people. tagtaghavi maintained and the authorities agreed, he thought he was fif a gift to someone in need in tehran. >> two and a half years, lots of time f an old man, to be in jail. >> reporter: two-1/2 years taken away from you. >> inside iran's most notorious prison, he described living with 33 fellow inmates in a cell with 16 beds and facing repeated broken promises he would have his freedom. >> every day was waiting for. nothing happe i just go. >> reporter: everyay you were disappointed. >> yes. i was waiting waiting. >> reporr: he will return to the u.s. later in the week, and pls to spend time with his children and get back to work as quicklas possible. >> alan: freedom may be moving further away for amecan hikers josh and shawne. vaughn officials confirmed they will likely face trial, stepping their detention in iran by at least several months. >> reporter: san mateo clo with close the bridge that crosses crosses the crystal spring dam. they're demolishing the bridg that covers the dam. water pipelines will be improved to meet earthquake safety standards. the closure means a four-mile detour over state highway 92, and kris kris central springs record. cyist will be able to use the ralston trail instead of highway 92. let's get back to leigh glaserand a pretty gloomy, drizzly day. >> leigh: certainl was. we're already starting to see clearing in the north bay, and that will continue as we head towards the south bay overnight tonight. this is from our he definition ea bay camera. you can see a little of the setting sun out there. temperaturesight now, it has been showery, drippy, rainy, sprinkley out there. right now we have 53 in san francisco, 59 in antioch. livermore, 55. san jose, still seein the overcast there 56 degrees. we will go with decreasing showers overnight. clearing, sunny, warmer day for your monday, and then this dry spell will stay with us through d-week. the forecast models are goingto bring more rain here as we head io friday, saturday, and sunday next weekend. across much of the bay area. cooler air starts to spill in. also, watch out for the dense fog to develop overnight as well. in the nor bay, napa, 57. -- napa, 47. live doppler 7 hd picking up a few showers. the bulk of the shower activity has moved to the south and east. we're seeing a little misssippi and drizzle off the coast, and we look for clearing to really be with us as we head through monday morning, and through about the lurchtime -- lunchome hour. this is the culpt. moving towards the bay area. all the moisture ju wrapping arou this low and as this low shes off towards the south and east, all of this will move in that direction as well. so we're looking for clearing from north bay to south bay. you can see on our forecast model here, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, the fog develops for the monday morning commute, and then look for some afternoon sunshine salinas may see a litt wrap-around moisture but otherwe look for more sunshi and towers little warmer. 72 for los gas. at the coast, pockets of densing for in the morning, half moon bay, 59. mid-to-upp 60s for the peninsula. san francisco, not a to bad. 64 drees. 74 for santa rosa, 73 for napa. oakland, 68. hercules, 69. 70, union city. 75 for brentwood. antioch, 74. and monterey bay, 62 with maybe lingering g, and low 70s the further ea you go, with gilroy, 72. the accuweather seven-day forecast, you can see a slight chance of sun in san jose, and bring on the sunshine, on tuesday, 70s around the bay, s at the os, and then all bets off as another system moves in friday, saturday, and sunday. the models are really looking wet. >> alan: here comes winter. nearly 20,000 women were out today here in san francisco for the seventh nike women's marathon. the cold weather didn't cause too much trouble for them. probably because they were runners with a purpose. beyond the race. theyame out to raise funds and awareness for the leukea and lymphoma societies. they're probably resting their feet today. sloppy weather for the battle of the bay. >> mike: i wish i could blame that for the bad play. it was ugly for a half. both offenses were, well, offensive until the second half. mike singletary feeli the heat. his jo on the line. second quarter, 3-0 raiders. run the reverse to murphy. everybody was fooled. 43 yar down the sideline. meanwhile, alex smith struggles. throws it away. 8-0 in e first half. final play of the third quarter, the nationallers finally break through. smith to crabtree. great catch. 32 yards on the score. the niners up 10-6. fourth quarter, 64 righ here. his longest of the season. giants on the raider 15 and the niners were in business. sets up this. two plays later. davis does the rest. 17 yards for six. san francisco up 17. raiders last call. jason cam pel, 83-yard, two picks. second here off his chest. it's picke off, and as you can se the niners win 17, 9. their first win of the year. >> satisfied, obvioly relieved. got the first one. team has been working so hard. >> went out there, had fun, play football. that what we do in practice. weave fun. you have to remind the guys we're here to have fun. that's it. >> take your hat off to their defense. they did play hard. they did a good job. but at the same me we had the momentum early in the game and should have capitalized. >> mike: elsewhere in the nfl today, eagles and falcons, desean jkson, a great start. touchdown catch. want to play wide receive center jackson is tattooed by robinso a plussal collion. he would live the game with a head injury. both players actually left. eagles win. in baseball, gam two of the nlcs in filly. and 15 of the last 18 teams to win game one of the nlcs has gone on to win the series. sanchez against oswalt. police highlights at 11:00. this we at the cor golf course in san jose, rocco mediathas an eagle in all three rounds on the drivable pa4 17th, watch alex prugh. uncorks a monster. lands within inches of the home sets up eagle to drop him to 13-under. rocco rallied. second on the par-4 17th. 116-yard. watch this. fourth eagle in as many days. gets him to 15-under, a that's where he ended up for his first pga tour victory since 2002. it was funny. i had alex marka's ball. it's in your head a lite bit after making them, and all of a sudden, when i hit it, i went that's got to be good. and when it went in, it was like, you got be kidding me. >> mike: in danville, the pharmacy lpga challenge, par-4 14th. her second. a ng iron. just enough to carry over the haza. stops within 15 feet, and recari would drain the birdie putt. sh finishes at 14-under and gets a one-stroke victory, her first lpga tour title. giants a phillies, complete highlights at 11. despite an ugly win, the niners will take it. >> alan: ax smith stays on at quarterbac >> mike: a lot of people were calling for him to be puld. he came through. and so we'll take a win however they can get it. >> alan: thanks a lot. the story next about that palo alto startup that is still first at the box office. we have that. 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