"abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. he's a moderate, endorsed by the stockton record, the independent, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message.

good morning, thanks for jeong us. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with the weather because we are seeing the first substantial rain of the season. here is our meteorologist lisa argen with this morning's forecast. >> good morning. take a look at mount tam. rain continues to come down in the north bay where we've seen the most rain, upwards of two inches. elsewhere around the bay, livermore and san jose, just over a tenth and redwood city. but oakland picked up a third. live doppler 7 hd shows most of the wet weather to the north, santa rosa and off to the bodega bay. winds are increasing. wind advisory until pga. parts of marin county are getting until 5:00. away are looking an additional one to two inches and it will

end by later on today and the look at the week ahead which includes more rain. >> we would like to see and share how the rain is affecting you. just send your video to ureport powered by youtube. the upload side is ureport at www.abc7.com. you can e-mail them to us also. >> many of us hope the rain will slide by when giants host game one of the world series. the team returns home this afternoon after beating the phillies 3-2 to win the national league pennant and eastern spot in the world series for the first time in eight years. j, champagne showers. they trailed in the third inning when posey got one to third base

they tied the game until 2 and then juan uribe gave them a lead with a clutch home run. then in the ninth, with two runners on board, wilson strikes out ryan howard looking to end the game. >> there is not one guy that carries the club but it takes the whole team every night. we found a way to do it. it was a struggle and the bullpen and whole bullpen but that is way it's been all year for us. >> welcome home giants, they are coming back to town today. they play the texas rangers in the world series, game one wednesday, 4:30 at at&t park. giants' fans celebrated that win loudly but peacefully after the game. >> right after the game,

hundreds of fans gathered outside at&t park to cheer, honk horns and to celebrate. there were a few noise complaints from neighbors but police say no real problems, just a lot of traffic on the streets and in the giants store. fans converge to go buy souvenirs and t-shirts. >> celebrate all over again. >> it's beautiful. it's what it's all about. >> came down to have a good time. >> on union street a bar was packed with giants' fan that went crazy. the giants were in the world series. season ticket holders have priority to get into the world series. if you are fan trying to score tickets for game one it's going to cost you a small fortune. stubhub has them on sale from

460 to 2550 as the. on ebay, pay 850 to $4,000 and look at craigslist, they range from 450 to $4150. >> it should be back to normal at the port of oakland. dockworkers yesterday shut it down. they were showing their support for oscar grant. johannes mehserle the former bart police officer that killed grant is scheduled to be sentenced in less than two weeks. union members who work at the port say it was important for them to take action. we get more from lisa amin gulezian. >> anger voices and message in front of city hall. its rally for oscar grant. held just 13 days before convicted police officer johannes mehserle will be sentenced for grant's death.

>> standing alongside the grant family, members of several unions, including ilwu, the union that are responsible for loading and off loading cargo ships at bay area ports. instead of going to work, they are here. >> its huge deal. it is a huge deal for us to shut down the port of oakland. >> only one ship came into oakland's port and the spokesperson insists that business wasn't really disrupted regardless they hope it will have an impact, at least on the judge robert perry. they will decide mehserle's fate on the 5th. >> is that is what this rally is about. >> grant's family and friend

want mehserle to serve a minimum of 14 years. grant's family will read this letter to the courtroom before sentencing. a los angeles courtroom is exactly what ms. messes's doesn't want him to happen. >> the judge should grant him probation and let him reunite with his family. that will be a mightily unpopular decision if that is what the judge does. >> there was a huge police presence, officers were all around the plaza and many more were station order adjacent streets. so there were no issues and no arrests. >> the two u.c. berkeley grads being held in iran has a trial date. they report that the two will

appear before the revolution court on november 6. they were arrested near the border a year ago. us a know shourd was released in september. a classified u.s. report leaked on friday suggests that iranians they crossed the border to arrest the three americans. >> the dilemma facing local officials who have good jobs to offer. >> and why a peninsula hospital >> and why a peninsula hospital plans to shed

meg whitman's hometown newspaper said it best: "meg whitman has demonstrated a loose relationship with the truth" "a poor understanding of government" "pat solutions for problems whose depth and complexity clearly elude her" "she utterly lacks the qualifications to be governor" jerry brown "offers california exactly what it needs" "good ideas, strong principles, a reputation for telling the truth" and the ability to "get things done in sacramento" meg whitman's hometown newspaper and newspapers across the state have endorsed jerry brown for governor.

cities all over the barrier are struggling with rising unemployment. san francisco thinks it has an answer to some residents, that is to change a decades' old hiring policy in one key industry, from good faith to mandatory. >> it's estimated that over the next ten years, the city of san francisco could invest more than $25 billion of taxpayer money in construction projects. the question is, how many local residents will benefit. >> millions of dollars in contracts in my own neighborhood in the bay view and we're not included in that. >> the city's current policy encourages contractors to hire 50% local but a recent study shows the average is 20%.

a supervisor introduced legislation that will make it mandatory to publicly fund projects to ensure half the workers are san franciscans. >> local money and local tax dollars, local residents should have first shot at jobs. >> it would be phased in over three years but one industry expert the time frame is unrealistic. >> they are creating better than a thousand workers out of thin air in the next two years. >> he believes the apprenticeship program can't turn out workers that quickly and he cites other challenges. for example, shop classes that were training grounds for the construction industry are almost non-existent. this one at john o'connell high is the only one of its kind kind in san francisco. >> they may leave the city to find more affordable housing but the president of a san francisco

ironworks company says there are no excuses, more than 90% of the workers she hires are local. >> san francisco needs to keep every dollar it can in the local economy. >> the city of richmond has a 25% local hiring program. san francisco's sprinkle modeled after a law in cleveland that has withstood a legal challenge. >> financial health services plan to sell off the skilled nursing and dialysis unit to save money. san francisco examiner says the private health company plans to sell the dialysis centers located in re burley game. >> the changes are due with health care reform with medical are reimburse tomorrow's hospitals expected to drop sharply. lisa argen with a preview.

>> in the north bay we're spreading it around. the rain across the bay this morning and in emeryville, temperatures in the 60s and winds gusting to over 20 miles an hour. much more rain to come today, even the south bay. i'll have the forecast next. >> torture for fans but it's all over for now. the giants -- that's not the giants but they clinch the national league champs, mike shumann has the highlights coming up.

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then vote for my opponent. but if you want to get california moving again, i'm ready. are you? >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. sometimes with the view, you can't win with the rain, if you say yea with the rain and somebody says no, it's not good for the crops. >> everybody has an issue. >> whether you like it or not it's here. >> it's going to stick around through much of the day and increase in intensity across the central bay. a live look outside, golden gate bridge, light rain but the winds are kicking up north of here into sonoma county. we are looking well north and going to sag south and the embarcadero is pretty wet. throughout the afternoon, you

are going to want to take that umbrella because everyone will be looking at showers coming down, heavy at times across the bay. so live doppler 7 hd shows 101 as you head out to petaluma and sanity royce and windsor, we've had the light to moderate rain through much of the morning. winds have been picking up. light returns for mill valley. the coast, we're gusty winds and hayward, mist and drizzle. this will continue to sag to the south and east and the strong cold front will spread. we're talking another two inches in the north bay. one inch along the coast. possibly two in the santa cruz mountains. by about 7:00, it begins to wind down and a slight chance of rain for tomorrow. so get set for a windier day. we are going to see definitely some more rain here. in fact amounts upwards of five inches in the mountains of the

north bay. 62 in oakland. 54 in fremont with 59 at the coast. winds gusting to 31 miles an hour. the airport reporting gusts 31 miles an hour and delays of over an hour and a half here. the winds are gusty in hayward, out to livermore and wind advisory until 5:00. they are getting going through the afternoon. higher elevations should see wind up to 45 miles an hour. 1:00 in the afternoon to 4:00 in the afternoon, the heart of the bay area looking at pretty good rain. then by late in the afternoon and we will look for two to three inches in the north bay mountains, one to two inches around the bay area with quarter of an inch in santa cruz mountains. gusty winds, this is a subtropical warm air mass, the higher elevations could see a little bit of snow but more likely the heavy rain, the wind, all day long today with low to mid-60s out there.

down by the monterey bay, look for 60s santa cruz and 62 in watsonville if you haven't secured the garbage can and picked up loose tree limbs, another gusty day. seven-day outlook for you. what it says we're going to clear out tomorrow, a dry day tuesday and wednesday and then next chance of rain will be thursday. of course the giants game on wednesday looks dry. tuesday, maybe not so lucky. >> people will have to wear the orange and black rain coats. >> even towards halloween, we could see rain then. >> thanks, lisa. >> let's check out sports for the first time in 52 years the giants have won the national league pennant. it's at at&t park and it is wednesday against the texas rangers. giants made it into the series by winning another torture filled thriller against the

phillies last night. here is shu with all the highlights. >> good morning. it was torture once again, but the giants found a way to beat the phillies. electric atmosphere for game six. chase rips one to the right. one scores and jonathan sanchez lasted two innings. aubrey huff going up the middle and here comes torres and guns it down at the plate. it's still 2-1. posey shoots one to third and game tied a 2. with two outs, juan uribe driving one, see ya! it gives them a 3-2, but he ends it. they are going to face texas, 3-2 winning the final winning

four games to two. >> it's been like that all year long for us. he is one of the biggest reasons we're here. >> we fought and i don't know how we did it but we did it. with something like that. >> game one, giants and rangers, wednesday at at&t park. college football, stanford hosting the washington state cougars. cardinals looking to keep their winning ways going. on third down, andrew shakes off pressure and finds him wide open this makes it 10-0. then in the second, fighting room and finding pay dirt. much of the same in third. watch this tremendous leaping

grab, 17 yards, stanford beats them. >> our fans didn't even bother come to the game today. what they expected, you never know. this is a good football team we played. there are some things we need to address and get better. it really comes down to, some guys are not doing what they were supposed to be doing. >> cal hosting their opponents in berkeley. a little shuffle and then right, scores. second quarter, kevin riley, good day for the bears. four-yard touchdown, 16-3 cal. riley on the play action, marvin jones gets behind the defense. 52-yard connection. special teams firing on all

cylinders. >> and they definitely send a message. >> it was nothing negative. all week long by outsiders, but the only ones believed were the ones in the locker room. and fresno state taking on san jose state. the razzle-dazzle, double reverse pass. 43-yard touchdown over fresno state lead the bulldogs, 33-18 your final. >> and sharks in edmonton, off a pass and little joe with the first rebound, beating the oilers 6-1. here it is, giants and texas rangers, game one of the world series at at&t park, 4:30. both teams looking for their

first world series title. i'll be back with more from the giants and raiders. have a great day. >> the peninsula humane society is trying to find new homes for cats and they are using giants' fever as part of a mistake promotion. as leigh glaser reports, this program is a strike right down the middle. nine lives, nine innings and nine players, it works. >> they have found homes of 50 cats. those sporting the giant team colors. the shelter's new promotion go giants is a real home run felines just looking for a home. >> we changed their name and people really liked that. >> and people hear about the promotion are taking these little guys home.

>> the normal adoption price is $80 and kit seven 95 but during this special giants' promotion you can adopt a cat or a kitten for just $9. >> the price includes, spayed and neuter operations and microchipping. they have 700 cats right now most of them from people losing their jobs. >> those adopting a cat or thoroughly screened. >> i've seen abuse. i've seen real cruelty conducted against animals. i didn't see it from halloween related things. >> based on not having any evidence of a problem issue, it's more important to find these animals homes. >> the san francisco spca is also offering reduced adoption fees this month. the go giants month will go

through the end of october. 70 more cats covered in black and orange still need homes. so go giants. >> in san mateo, leigh glaser, "abc 7 news." >> if you would like to adopt one of the cats we have a link at www.abc7.com. look under see it on tv. >> up next, at 9:30. with just nine more days to election day, a new poll released this morning shows democrat jerry brown opening up his lead on his rival meg whitman. also the push by both parties to win over women. and san jose councilman caught

welcome back. with just nine days until the election, a new voter poll shows democrat jerry brown was gaining his lead in the race. the survey of likely voters shows brown leading whitman 52-39%. brown is gaining support in two major voting blocs, latinos and women compared to a month ago. they were surveyed through the 20th, margin of error is 3.2%. >> first lady michelle obama is due to visit the bay area tomorrow to help raise money for democratic candidates.

they confirmed the first lady will attend a fund-raiser at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. mrs. obama is very big draw at those events. it will be her second bay area visit since her husband took office. and november 2nd voters will decide who wears the battle for control of congress. there has been a big push by both parties to get a crucial voting bloc, women. zblilts called the year of the women with candidates leading swinging hard. the leading woman, sarah palin, told a rally now is the time to dig deep as she launched an attack against another powerful woman politician. >> what do you do with any employee who is not doing their job. that is why they fire them. you fire pelosi and retire reid.

>> pelosi did not appear with the president in this rally. >> women has made such enormous strides. >> it's been a week the president has been concentrating on women voters. they voted overwhelmingly back in 2008 but many have been sitting on the sidelines. >> a lot of women voters make up their minds and pay attention very late. we have seen a dramatic shift in the past two days. >> now in oklahoma governor's race, republican candidate claimed in a debate that being a mother distinguishes her from her single democratic opponent. that drew boos from the audience and some say it crossed the lanes ever line. >> my experience, being a mother and having children and raising a family. >> politics in 2010 midterm

elections is a winner take all blood sport. women are in this election using all their tools including gender and use it against other women. >> women are coming back home to their party. all races are tightening but with less than a week before the election, it still appears according to the experts that the republicans will gain control of the house of representatives. >> and this morning, republican party chief michael steele predicts an unprecedented wave of gop voting leading to the ouster of nancy pelosi. but on this week, democratic party chief says democrats will retain power. >> from this point forward, it's all about turnout and ground game. we're seeing good early voting trends. >> republicans need to gain 40 seats to take over control of the house. democrats are seeing as having a

better chance to hold their senate majority, 37 seats are up there are election. >> back here at home a san jose city councilman faces an investigation after off-duty police and firefighters say he illegally removed campaign signs. today they announced a $10,000 reward for more information in the case. they are campaigning against a ballot measure that councilman supports. the no on measure "v" campaign posted this youtube video. it shows the councilman getting several signs to police that was in the back of his car. he supports the yes on "v" campaign. it would limit the raises police and firefighters gain through contract arbitration. he claims he removed the signs from public property in keeping with san jose city law. opponents insists that he

illegally took them from private property. >> lisa argen is here, very busy morning for you. >> small stream flood advisory for marin, sonoma and contra costa county until 3:00. rain coming down in the east bay. winds are kicking you. we'll have several inches of rain. forecast is next. >> and a revolution developed right here in the bay area, a david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. he's a moderate, endorsed by the stockton record, the independent, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message.

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the wind is blowing the trees. this was more than i was expecting. we're going to have lisa argen around in just a couple minutes to explain it all. fast ships and more whales, it's dangerous converging around the farallon islands where shipping lines converge. >> the crew of this ship didn't realize a whale was entailed on the bow. earlier this month, a whale warned ashore in marin county. they say so far, six whales have been struck by ships. three were endangered species. >> the hemorrhaging and the breaking of the vertebrae in the whale all consistent with ship strike injuries. >> the coastguard says it is seeing a change in shipping

patterns. >> they are headed out to the 24 mile line. >> and the ships are traveling down shipping lanes that run through three national marine sanctuaries. >> why would you choose to put it right on top of a busy airport, sfo but that is essentially what we. >> have at a meeting to address the problem, pacific environment and conservation group suggested a speed limit of ten knots or about 15 miles an hour to give the whales enough time to get out of the way. most ships travel up to 25 knots as they approach the san francisco bay. >> representatives from the shipping industry declined to speak with us on camera but they say being restricted to ten knots in the shipping lane would definitely affect their tight delivery schedules. >> they have a very complicated logistics. it's planned very careful kair any. >> this is part of coastguard's

route study that has a goal of using public input to improve the safety of both ships and whales. >> lisa, says she was being called to the principal's office to explain the weather. >> nothing going in the south bay and east bay, and city is kind of mellow but the north bay is where we're seeing all the action. and temperatures are in the 50s and winds have been increasing throughout the morning hours. around the bay, the rest of the bay, some rather quiet. airports wet and looking at an hour and 31 minute delays. north bay it's been coming down all morning long and golden gate bridge is wet. we have had an urban small stream flood advisory. it doesn't include san francisco but it does include three counties in the north and one in the east.

live doppler 7 hd, up towards santa rosa. you may see some nuisance flooding, ponding on the roadways from the runoff, periods of heavy rain. santa rosa, petaluma, napa and yountville where the rain has begun. you head south and few areas of mist, light rain, san francisco and dry across the bay. we do have flood advisory and wind advisory with increasing rain and wind. slight chance tomorrow. we're talking about napa, sonoma marin and contra costa county that should see heaviest rain from about noon to 3:00 when the rain wants to come down. 54 in fremont. 64 in menlo park. looking at wind gusts up to 31 miles an hour.

26 miles an hour in hayward and livermore, 24 miles an hour. that will be about 5:00 when the front passes that will take the wind and rain with it. by around noontime, dlashg greens and yellows, all the way down to morgue be a hill. rainfall amounts, two to three inches north bay mountains. one to two inches for the coastal hills. we had little snow yesterday storm warning for the sierra nevada and all day long, rainy and windy with 62 in oakland and 64 in palo alto. right along the coast, that tha is where you are going to see the gusty winds. improving weather for the next several days, in fact beginning at some time we'll see sunshine. kind of cool, tuesday and wednesday. then it looks like the giants'

game will be dry but introduce some rain in the north bay by thursday. that weekend is looking rainy, as well. you were mentioning earlier there was flight delays at sfo so i imagine people should call ahead and check things out. thank you, lisa. >> technology borne here in the bay area could revolutionize electric cars. scientists at lawrence livermore are experimenting with a common metal that shows great promise. >> this is the form of pellets. >> he is holding what he believes could be the future of transportation. >> it's resealable electric vehicle. >> the metallic pellets or zinc. he spent decades at lawrence livermore that uses the common

metal to generate electricity. >> it's low cost. it's non-toxic and as a natural resource there it is inexhaustible. >> unlike the batterys in hybrid vehicles, this is designed to be refilled like a gas tank. when the pellets are placed in the cell they trigger a chemical reaction. it creates a charge like this shown in the animation. the zinc is then recycled. >> it's like an environmentalist's dream. >> they plan to take the zinc battery to the commercial mark. they believe the system for low powered vehicles could be developed in a few years. >> end intent is to scale the battery we can utilize in light vehicles.

>> another strategy to pair it with metal batteries used in electric cars. those batteries provide better acceleration. in a two driver system, allowing one battery to keep it charged. >> if i wanted to be able to drive drive from san francisco to los angeles, the ability to use a fuel cell in a way to extend the range of that electric vehicle could be done very quickly. >> they expect the zinc to cost half as much as gasoline. >> that would propel the car at about 4 cents per mile. >> and carolyn says, several other batteries are also in development using materials like lithium but they say many of those are mined overseas where the u.s. has abundant supplies

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by the way, congratulations, giants. you are national league champs on the way to the world series. all the bay area is celebrating. >> most of us take our cars in for a tune-up but less common to do a maintenance check on our heating systems at hole. a simple tune-up can save you a huge repair bill later. here is michael finney with more. >> terry stone compared heating and air-conditioning is performing routine maintenance on a heating unit. >> make sure that everything is working safely. >> terry hopes to catch minor problems now. he checks the gas pressure. >> too much can overheat the furnace, crack the heat exchanger. >> and that is something you want to avoid because a bad heat exchanger can cost you $1500 to repair. it can lead to carbon monoxide

poisoning. as an extra precaution, he inspects with a miniature camera to make sure there are no cracks. >> hers looks good. >> and dusts off the burner to keep the unit running at maximum efficiency. >> ifthey are dusty, that is when the efficiency goes down. >> and you want to clean your filters. that is something you should do yourself every month. and a checkbook suggest homeowners get a tune-up on their units every few years. >> you get a maintenance contract, an annual contract, but checkbook is not high on those things because many people don't need to have a maintenance visit every year. in fact you can have a visit every two, three or four years. >> he warns of companies that try to sell you expensive repairs? >> somebody comes and says you

need this and it's going to cost you a couple thousand bucks, slow down, i think i'll do price shopping. >> number one complaint is overcharging. >> i would be cautious. if someone is immediately they want to start changing things or start telling you there is higher bills coming, you probably need a second opinion. >> bay area consumers checkbook has ratings of 68 local and heating and air-conditioning companies, compared ranked high for price and service. coming up next... it's a matter of life and death. matter of life and death. but why don when i found out i had cancer, i was so scared.

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>> clint eastwood has a new movie out about life after death. here is don sanchez of eastwood's vision of the hereafter. >> give me a hand. >> matt damon is san francisco psychic, he can communicate with their relatives and he can see them when that white light. a troubled boy in london loses his brother and seeks out damon to find out some closure. and then there is the vacation

on tropical isle. she gets swept up in a tsunami which technical model on the screen. it appears she drowns. she has a near death experience and goes back to paris a changed woman. much of the woman is in french. damon meets howard but his technique dooms any romance. yes, they filmed here. what we experience is eastwood's visual ideas. it gives pause for thought about afterlife. it is a spell binding work. >> its far cry from the dirty harry image. it's thoughtful and filmed with images that you want to hang in the gallery. this is the reason we go see films and clint eastwood is

proving to be one of the best directors working today. i give it a full bucket. >> san francisco's popular sunday streets program finishes up for the year today with street closures planned for the tenderloin. the sunday streets program begin in 2008 and has grown in popularity ever since. the idea is stop the traffic and let the people use the streets. this year, nine events have taken throughout the year, that is up from six last year. literally they should give them a rain check, maybe reschedule. >> slipping and sliding today, especially in the north bay where we have an urban and small stream flood advisory. look at that yellow in between petaluma and napa. not much going south in san francisco or san jose.

that is between 1:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. all this subtropical moisture sags south and over by the overnight. >> that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler with lisa argen. have a good sunday. an education plan titled