mr. clinton seen at a rally in los angeles will be at san jose state university tonight with gubernatorial candidate jerry brown and lieutenant governor candidate gavin newsom. the former president is the democrats not so secret weapon. they are both in tight races and hope mr. clinton's charisma will help. >>> republican senate candidate carly fiorina continues to go after barbara boxer. linda yee with more on one of the tighters races in the country. >>> reporter: fresh fromherr rally with senator john mccain, carly fiorina appeared on fox news sunday to explain why barbara boxer will have trouble winning reelection. >> she is too extreme for california. she is an extreme liberal, hyper partisan. >>> reporter: fiorina and boxer campaigned in southern california this weekend. it's where political insiders believe the senate race will be decided. boxer questioned fiorina's character. >> my opponent is proud to have the support of sarah palin. and i can tell you you can tell about a person when you look at the company they keep. >> i'm proud of my endorsement from sarah palin and i said tha

mr. clinton is even campaigning for democrats snubbed by president obama. mr. clinton will be in rhode island later this week, appearing with frank caprio, who said mr. obama could, quote, shove it, when it came to endorsing his rival. >>> arizona carried out a controversial execution overnight. jeffrey landrigan was put to death after the u.s. supreme court intervened in the case. attorneys had tried to stop the execution over questions of the effectiveness of the state's supply of an execution drug. arizona obtained a supply of the sedative drug from great britain. >>> questions are being asked this morning why the white house was only told yesterday about a glitch involving nuclear missiles that happened early saturday. a power outage caused communication to be lost with 50 missiles at warren air force base in wyoming. an equipment failure is blamed. but no foul play is expected. and the pentagon says it never completely lost the ability to launch those missiles. >>> aid is now heading to some of indonesia's remote islands that were slammed by a ten-foot tsun

mr. clinton ended his day in northern california at san jose state university, asking voters to cast their ballots for gubernatorial candidate jerry brown and the candidate for lieutenant governor gavin newsom. both are in tight races with their republican opponents. >> i'm in awe that he cares enough to want to be governor again. >> reporter: the former president acknowledged the republican party's desire to take over sacramento and called on democrats to rise to the challenge with renewed energy, just like they did in 2008. >> will you elect jerry brown and gavin newsom? will you tell your counterparts who were not here tonight they have to vote too. bring it in, god bless you. >> reporter: people we talked to say political heavyweights like mr. clinton understand the need to push for more votes in california, especially since the races for the highest positions are so contentious. >> the republican party had the last few terms. i think they have dug us into a hole. and now he feels -- you can see that he was choking up as he was speaking that he really genuine feels that, you know, for

mr. clinton. clinton, broad end to some of midterm elections about a two weeks away. >> well the two party was held and they hope that 1000 people would show up but the gathering a true less than 200 and they want new leadership in sacramento and washington. >> attended school and be measured in hundreds as they expect it of a crowd of tens of thousands on saturday. the rhetoric from of the state's did not come within days as an after it accusations of fraudulent >> and heads of state in the heart all across the united states of america. >> they just an audience of loyalty base and a conservative radio and talk show host >> we are doing this for you and you want to see the public restored, that he's so much a senior citizens take you for being here >> even that will base express consent >> i like seeing younger people. i would like to see them be more involved. i have not seen it yet. this is more effective than organizing and college campus >> party leaders " there wasn't too much controversy >>

mrs. clinton was -- she has reached out to those who want to revolt in order to damage our secret government. she has said the u.s. will try to protect those who are spreading this in iraq. >> the challenges -- chances of escalation with hezbollah are high. the seven tush option provides israel with a middle way. this is the latest civil nuclear power plant. it has recently been fueled up by the russians. some reports say this is due to a leak, but others blame a computer virus that has dropped -- struck hundreds of computers. how will it provide a middle way between the -- >> whether it comes from the pentagon or western hackers. we don't really know, but that is one mechanism affecting their system. it will not close down. it will not stop the program. the program is pretty on schedule. i always still council that nuclear is not the only thing, there is biological, chemical. >> iran possibility to retaliate reveals something. iran has already accumulated sufficient means to deter all but its most ardent enemies and considering military action. >> there are three weeks until we discover wha

mr. clinton before the rally. just last week, president obama attended an o'malley campaign rally. for more coverage, visit the politics page of our website. you can learn more about all the candidates and all the campaign ad fact checks by i-team reporter david collins. sandra shaw joins us with a preview of the forecast. a little cooler today. >> if you think today is cooler, tomorrow is going to be that much more cool. we are going to be dealing with rain. i have details on all that we will break down the seven-day coming up. >> a wheelchair-pound woman takes on what she calls a major fashion flaw. but first, a store clerk turns the table on our robbe -- a robber. robber. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehr

mr. clinton appears in napa to vote for the campaign of congressman mike thompson whose seat is targetedy republicans. that's at the uptown theater on third street at 2:00 this afternoon. it is open to the public. 5:00 mr. clinton will attend a private fund-raising zinner in san jose to benefit the democratic party. 7:00 he'll take the stage at san jose state university where democrats jerry brown and gavin newsom to help in their races for governor and lieutenant governor. awarding grants in three projects in three communities. industrial pollution here is causing rates of asthma and lung diseases. they have innovative ways to clean the soil which include killing crushed fish bones into the ground and covering the soil with clean, organic material. >> ladies and gentlemen, at the ends of the day this is community protection. i saw some outstanding examples here in oakland of leadership. >> residents want to develop the superfund site and start a program involving the latino canal district. they are issuing $100,000 grants in the low income communities. and american businessman jailed fo

mr. clinton and brown faced off on the 1992 nomination for president. their attention was highlighted in an ad by meg whitman. >> before the san jose really, mr. clinton appeared in napa at an event for congressman mike thompson. members of the tea party rallied in favor of lauren hanks outside the theater where the former president spoke. thompson known as a blue dog democratic in a district where democrats outnumber represents by 20%. hey, he's an air force veteran who says thompson is not as conservative as he says he is. >> two men involved in the stabbing and beating in the first quarter of the 49-raider game. it happened in the parking lot at candlestick park yesterday. it started with a verbal dispute and escalated when one man stabbed another in the lower part of his body. the other victim was beaten with a black eye and cuts to his face. the assailants, two got away. one was wearing a 49ers jersey. >> supervisors are set to consider an ordinance that would ban fast food restaurants that include toys unless the meal meets nutritional conditions.

mr. clinton say the request was made. ton was already stumping for joe sestak in pennsylvania in an election filled with close races. joe miller rallied with sarah palin last night. president obama will spend weekends campaigning. tonight he took his focus from the senate to make his first stop this election season for members of the house. emily schmidt, abc news, washington. >> republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman is backpedalling on comments about her former housekeeper. nikki diaz, her former housekeeper of nine years should be deported for forging documents and lying about her immigration status. when asked about dias again during a campaign stop, she said she was breaking the law and the decision was up to federal authorities. whitman said she fired dias in june 2009 after learning she was working illegally. diaz claims whitman mistreated her and didn't pay her for all the hours she worked. >> a new admission from one of the contractors working on b.p.'s oil well before it exploded. it skipped a critical st

mr. clinton is hoping his popularity will lp bring our voters for a gubernatorial candidate jerry brown andieutenant governor lieutenant gavin newsom. the former president warn apathec voters. >> if you know anybody anywhere in america who tells you they don't think they're gon vote, they can't be bothered to vote for jerry brown and gavin newsom, ask them what planet are you living on? are you really willing to compromise your future? do you undetand the decisions they're gonna have to make. >> the heaviest hitter, president obamand first lady michelle obama, will also spend time campaigning in california the coming days. they stumped together yesterday in columbus, ohio, the first time they hit the trail together since 2008. the president will be in los angeles friday campaigning for jerry brown and mrs. obama will be in california three days starting saturday where she'll campaign for house speaker nancy pelosi. >> a critical reminder, today is the last day to register to vote for th november election. if you have registered or changed your name, you need to reregister. several groups an

mrs. clinton spoke to a sold-out crowd. her focus? american innovation and the empowerment of women around the world. now, in southern california, bill clinton was campaigning for democrats in a final get out the vote effort before november. clinton was gubernatorial senator gary brown. next, here in san jose for a rally on sunday and then for brown in newsom. >>> just one day until the game in philly begins? they're prepping for game one of the national championship series against the philadelphia phillies. but for one jin, itgiant, it's a deja vu all over again. nbc with laura banke is in philly toept winight with that . >> the giants arrived here at home in philadelphia. they had their second workout here at citizen banks park, but for one of those guys, feeling at home wasn't that challenge. it's where he began his career and where he event wael won a world series ring. now he's the enemy, and he comes with advice. >> you bring your wives and families and they'll be sitting in the family section. it's in your best interest to go ou

mr. clinton said meek wanted to talk about bowing out. >> he was concerned that he and governor crist seemed to have frozen the moderate and progressive votes. he thought that there was a majority of people who did not want mr. rubio to win the senate seat, and he was concerned about it, and he was trying to determine what was the best thing for him to do. >> suarez: but meek denied that he ever considered stepping aside or ever agreed to do so. >> the president and i talked about it. you know, i told him i didn't have any thoughts of getting out of the race. he didn't encourage me to get out of the race. >> suarez: republicans charged the democrats had engaged in the kind of cynical maneuvering that americans want to be rid of. republicans pounced on the reports. >> sreenivasan: the economy grew at a slightly faster pace last summer, 2%. the commerce department reported the increase today. it was due mainly to increased consumer spending. but on wall street, the major indexes were largely unchanged. the dow jones industrial average was up 4.5 to close at 11,118. the nasdaq rose just a fract

mr. clinton campaigned with jerry brown and gavin newsom. >> reporter: of course, it was a political rally, but the big draw was a political rock star named bill clinton and this audience was really primed for him when he took the stage, the crowd going wild. here's how it went. gavin newsom and jerry brown are the californians running for office, but bill clinton was still the big draw and i think tonight with this crowd he'd be running for anything. he came here to spread some of his drawing power with one time political opponent for the presidential nomination jerry brown who is running for governor and gavin newsom running for lieutenant governor. newsom started off claiming credit for his initiatives in san francisco in education and healthcare, but he made a frank observation before introducing brown and clinton. >> i'm the guy that you'll forget that was here tonight. thank you for taking the time to be here just 15 days away from real change in california. [ cheering and applause ] >> i love you, too. so don't worry about it. anyway hey, look, we got the president coming next, okay

mr. clinton spoke in orange county in support of the democratic congresswoman. they will be in the area sunday for san jose. >> you will have to make tough choices with spending cut, and certainly she will be working in a bi-partisan manner. >> former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate sarah palin was in sacramento today. part of her swing through california. although palin has noten dored a candidate in the gubernatorial race she made it clear she is backing meeting whit man. she will be the speaker at a committee rally in anaheim. she spoke in san jose last night. and tea party members are holding a rally this weekend in the bay area. the pleasanton tea party had a kickoff dinner at ddickies barbecue pit. they will turn out at the alameda fairgrounds. conservative candidates are scheduled to speak there. >> tonight a disabled man is without the especially equiped van he needs to get around because a bunch of jerks stole it. but they didn't just rip off a vehicle. lisa amin go legion says they stole his independence. >> life hasn't been fair for da

mr. clinton can still draw a crowd. >> the 42nd president of the united states, bill clinton. >> reporteromeback kid. and now, former president bill clinton is trying to help democrats rally to keep their majority in congress. he's hit the campaign trail for more than 80 events this election season, pleading with voters to stick with democrats. >> all we're asking is for four more years. >> reporter: over the past week, the former president has crisscrossed the country, stumping for democratic candidates in very tight races. >> the only reason this is a tough race is this is a tough time. >> reporter: clinton appeals to moderates and independents. but he's one of the best at pumping up the base. >> bill clinton on the campaign trail reminds people what it was like to have a president where we had a balanced budget. they had a little more money in their pocket. >> reporter: a recent poll finds that 55% of americans had a positive view of president clinton, up over 15 points from 2 years ago. that's quite a turnaround from the contentious 2008 democratic primary season, when there were ques

here with clinton dining the carrot of membership as part of her tour for arriving in belgrade mrs clinton visited where she also charges the country's minority to embrace political reform use of society . to stop the story they tell was their enemy supporting their opponents three hundred ninety three on the right. the first two. european. european countries i'm talking of course about the nato bombing of ninety ninety nine. but there were also born the republicans so obscure in boston you know so they've clearly taken sides in what has been a civil war and an ethnic conflict so they're not seen as some so far as benevolent power there but what the u.s. wants is to control the region money its resources they have build the largest military base in europe in the province of course it will also in boston and herzegovina they've taken over the former yugoslav military airport. and by the way have already used it in there was against iraq and afghanistan. there are echoes of the past seven historian a boy shema that he's the u.s. is now serbia exactly what it did a decade ago to bosnia i woul

membership that's one of the carrots that she appears to be dangling as part of her balkan talk mrs clinton was in belgrade to follow her trip to bosnia where she tried to put pressure on the country's minority to embrace political reform which will eventually strip them of their autonomy that many serbs scattered around the former yugoslavia remember nato as their enemy something i would side with out ponens during the one nine hundred ninety s. ethnic conflict and bombing them in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and michigan relive it shabaka as political expert things the southern government and people aren't always in their goals for their country. we have to make some distinction between the government in belgrade too which was brought to power after all reports. just over ten years ago in which nato powers definitely took sides so. it's a very nato friendly government if you want but when you come down to people i think they have completely different feelings especially on nature i don't think anyone wants to go into nato i mean the question as to resave. going to be different. d

membership as part of her tour before arriving in belgrade mrs clinton has to. travel the country. to embrace this school reform inclusive society. in the form of the strongest to remember nato is there any supporting their opponents to nineteen months into a conflict. or two months. led by a normal european or. european country i'm talking of course about the nato bombing of ninety ninety nine. but they've also blown the republican slips going both near so they've clearly taken sides in what has been a civil war and ethnic conflict so they're not seeing the some sofas benevolent power that. what the u.s. wants is to control the region and its resources they build the largest military base in europe in the occupied province of course it will also be and herzegovina they've taken over the former yugoslav military airport base at tuzla and by the way her already used in there was against iraq and in afghanistan. there are echoes of the past seven historian boy shema which believes the u.s. is now doing to serbia exactly what it did a decade ago to bosnia i would quoted this occasion

mr. clinton will attend a rally for both brown and new some at san jose state university.dates for lieutenant governor went on the attack. he claimed he supported tax increases in the 2009 state budget deal. well, for his part, he criticized newsome's budget priorities here in san francisco. he also said he allocated a half million dollars to assist illegal immigrants and a quarter million for transgender programs. >>> sarah palin is spending the weekend in california to rally conservatives all across the state. the former alaska governor was in sacramento yesterday alluding to her support for meg whitman. but she did stop short of endorsing the candidate for governor. she will appear at a republican national committee rally in anaheim later today. neither whitman nor republican senate candidate any lean plan to attend that event. >>> bay area tea partyers are getting ready today for what they call the biggest tea party the west coast has ever seen. they got together last night at dick coy's barbecue pit for a prerally event. the golden state rally for america is today at

mr. clinton plans to appear with both candidates at ucla on friday and san josi state university next sunday. it's at the end of the chance to show an alliance after a meg whitman ad used old footage of clinton criticizing brown and brown lashing back against clinton. newsom could also use clinton's star power with the mayor in a tight race for lieutenant governor. >>> this year, candidates are adding high-tech arsenal, text messages. the candidates hope to capitalize on the trend. casey stegall reports. >> reporter: they have drastically changed the way we communicate and almost everyone has one. >> it's 290 million out of roughly 310 million that live in the united states today. so virtually every man, woman and chili in america has at least one cell phone. >> reporter: that is roughly 94% of the total population, but we're doing more on our mobile phones than just talking. texting has spread like wildfire. nearly 5 billion text messages are sent everyday in this country, and according to experain consumer reserve, 90% of them are viewed compared to 30% email. >> you may not read that emai

mr. clinton is very popular in the democrats in the state of california, he delivered to messages.h apathy as well as conservative anchor could cause democrats' victory this december and november excuse me if you do not like things are going right now, if the republicans take over congress things get worse. the other purpose is to drum up some support for jerry brown pollster just that brown is running a close race against make when it meant. clinton placed brown is a cabinet for the future. >> he made california the very first day in the country to have new appliance standards for energy efficiency and rebuild their in energy efficiency standards. >> this is the second time in the week that former president is campaigning for jerry brown. they have an interesting history, they were biddle rivals in 1992 when they were aiming for the white house. in fact made women use one of their debates to attack jerry brown. this rally here started on route 815 and did about five minutes ago. so it lasted about 45 minutes. : it's almost like a rock star going on tour. this is his 84th campaign

there's something about all that no need to say a thing today mr clinton some are coming to bring you back to the white house and a recent gallup poll shows you with a sixty one percent approval rating higher than president obama and president bush or if you're the governor of new york and you choose to bench yourself from the political playing field i did something egregious the wrong to my family i apologized i resigned and now i'm ready to move forward it seems america is ready to. i c n n gave eliot spitzer a primetime show as human beings our greatest glory consists not in never fallen but in rising every time that we fall perhaps we've simply reached the time in america when the road to forgiveness is getting smaller or maybe we've started to realize what so many in other countries already have that while the political sex scandal may change the conversation it doesn't necessarily have to change the game reporting in washington christine for is our our team. so what's happening in america we seeing a fundamental shift in attitudes a march away from our prudish nature a more libe

mr. clinton daniels and his offense are putting up big numbers. the passing game is marked number one in the league. brandon lloyd having a big year. number 88, thomas. the ravens number one ranked pass defense against the number one ranked pass offense. something has to give. >> something has to give and will give. the major league playoffs continues tonight. home field advantage is absolutely meaningless. the raferse head back to texas with a two-game lead over the -- while they have won both their games in minneapolis against the twins. wendlstadt says no that's a ball. thought it was a strike. posada scores. 3-2 yankees. you knew this would happen. the manager goes out to take out bovano. let's wendlstadt know he's not happy. he gets ejected. the giants had 14 strike outs last night. they beat atlanta 1-0. ravens and broncos sunday at 1:00. a lot of ravens fans will tell you, we love baltimore because we have never beaten the broncos in denver. >> number one passing. number two defense. >> going to be interesting. >> here's a look ahead to our

mr. clinton was able to find common ground with leaders to pass healthcare reform and smaller measures thatelped him win re-election two years later. not clear if mr. obama will pursue a similar strategy, but -- >> i think there are a whole host of things, energy, immigration and many others that present opportunities to work with democrats, republicans, business, labor. across the political spectrum to get some of that stuff. >> reporter: one democratic strategist says it may be beneficial to both republicans and the white house to find common ground. >> white house still has an interest in getting things done. republicans whether they're in the majority or the minority will have an interest to show they can govern as well. this may be an area where the interests are aligned, progress is made. >> reporter: cutting deals and compromising may make the president's base feel frustrated but as one democratic strategist put it today, if you are passing legislation, making progress, a lot of the country is likely to be happy and the center is where elections are won. shannon? >> shannon: mike ema

mr. clinton's visit. diane? >> reporter: well, an estimated 3,000 people turned out here tonight at the san jose event center to see such a boisterous rally. former foe, attorney general jerry brown with former foe president bill clinton. and san francisco mayor gavin newsom. from the reports it was clear president clinton and brown have buried the hatchet. the evening began with a jab at meg whitman as he was introducing brown. >> you all heard the song money can't buy you love. well, money can't buy you the governorship in california, either. ladies and gentlemen, the next governor of california, jerry brown. [ applause ] >> brown continued the attack on whitman. >> there is somebody who never voted, never got involved in local school politics, never did anything about government or the political. and she wants to start at the top. >> reporter: students got their camera phones ready for the main attraction, the former president. >> the former president. >> reporter: from the environment to student loans he tol

mr. clinton before the rally. just last week, president obama attended a campaign rally. >> michelle obama headed out to campaign for democrats in the midterm elections. it is another indication her husband's party is in trouble and a new poll bears that out. >> michelle obama into the fight. she came to wisconsin to keep the senate democrats. >> there is so much at stake right now. ron johnson leads right now. russ feingold is in trouble. >> we need you to make those phone calls. >> on her mission to limit democratic losses she will campaign in seven states. >> democrats realize they're facing a difficult election and she is an asset. >> 40% of americans are planning to vote for republicans. more republicans by 64-56% say they are certain to turn out to vote on november 2nd. democrats could lose several seats but a connecticut democrat leaves of the republican in every call. >> you have great difficulty in always telling the truth. >> i will not be lectured on straight talked. >> ohio polls give rob portman a gre

mr. clinton's appearance in napa is designed to bolster the campaign of congressman mike thompson. that is on third street at 2:00 this afternoon and is open to the public. at 5:00, he will attend a private fund-raising dinner to benefit the democratic party. then at 7:00, he'll take the stage at san jose state university with democrats jerry brown and gavin newsom to help in their races. >> we are going to see something today we haven't seen since the 2008 presidential race, the obamas campaigning together. they were stumping for ted strickland in the final two weeks of the midterm battle for control of congress. >> reporter: with early voters casting battles, the gloves are coming off. john mccain campaigning for carly fiorina. >> this person will never wave the white flag of surrender. >> you don't think he likes barbara boxer? >> barbara boxer, is the most anti-defense senator today? the senate today because i have had the unpleasant experience of having to serve with her. >> he never mentioned his former running mate, sarah palin who was campaigning an hour and a half away. >>

mrs. clinton, now secretary clinton and people he's told to help the administration. >> right, let's be clear he gets hundreds. he can't be everywhere. he wants to help the people who helped hillary. >> you mean, he's a relationship politician? >> yeah. >> we like that. i like relation politicians. >> and he goes with the white house, says we desperately need you. where we keep the house and senate, he will go. >> are you going to run for governor? >> i want to create a lot of jobs first. >> what a republican you are. thank you terry mcauliffe. >> all about creating jobs in the democratic party. >> sense of humor comes up with the job. >> coming up, sharon engel was the republican's pick to take on harry reid. this is a great story. apparently, she doesn't think much of the republican party either. wait'll you heart tapes. we got a guy who taped the whole conversation, which is legal. it may not be kosher but it's legal in nevada. what is it, what happens in vegas in this time will not stay in vegas. anyway we'll be back with that secret conversation with her tea party opponent. you're watchi

mr. clinton. if you see him, tell him we need him to come on here. >> bill: i appreciate that. . and patriots. saturday john lennon would have been 70-years-old. here in new york city there was a celebration. ♪ ♪ i get by with a little help from my friends ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: did lennon write that last one? i don't know if he wrote that last one. i know ringo starr sang it. lennon was a controversial guy when he was alive. was he a patriot or pinhead in your opinion? interesting vote. cast your vote on billoreilly.com and we will give you the results tomorrow. friday 5,000 of you voted on this father dancing behind his daughters. ♪ baby, baby oh baby baby ♪ ♪ not ♪ >> bill: it was close 53% say the dad is a pinhead. 47%, a patriot. i probably would have gone with patriot there. that is it for us tonight please check out the factor news website. name a town if you wish to opine. please when writing to the factor, do not be contentious. some people have accused me of being contentious. of course that is misguided. we don't want you to be contentious. thanks for watching the factor. i am

mrs. clinton, now secretary clinton and people he's told to help the administration. >> right, let's be clear, he gets hundreds. he can't be everywhere. he wants to help the people who helped hillary. >> you mean, he's a relationship politician? >> yeah. >> we like that. i like relation politicians. >> and he goes with the white house, says we desperately need you. where we keep the house and senate, he will go. >> are you going to run for governor? >> i want to create a lot of jobs first. >> what a republican you are. thank you terry mcauliffe. >> all about creating jobs in the democratic party. >> sense of humor comes up with the job. >> coming up, sharon engel was the republican's pick to take on harry reid. this is a great story. apparently, she doesn't think much of the republican party either. wait'll you heart tapes. we got a guy who taped the whole conversation, which is legal. it may not be kosher but it's legal in nevada. what is it, what happens in vegas in this time will not stay in vegas. anyway we'll be back with that secret conversation with her tea party opponent. you're watch

mrs. clinton, mother-to-mother, as she put it. her son wanted to bring her son's body back home. i asked mrs. clinton about that and much more. >> we heard yesterday that the family hadn't heard anything from the state department. looking forward to that. >>> we begin with miracle at the mine. all the men were brought to safety ahead of schedule early last night. we start with jeffrey kofman at the hospital, where the miners are being treated. jeffrey? >> reporter: good morning, george. well, they did it. for the first time in 70 days, there are no miners trapped in the san jose mine. instead, they spent the night here, resting, recovering, rejoicing, in a special ward at the copiapo hospital. heroes, to a very proud nation. [ singing ] >> reporter: the last man out, luis urzua emerged from the capsule, everyone was relieved. urzua was the shift foreman before the mine collapse. and he continued to lead after the catastrophe. his discipline credited for saving the men. you were the last one out, like a good captain, said the chilean president. this may be the proudest moment in c

mr. clinton and brown faced off in the 1992 democratic run for president. on-going tension is even highlighted in an ad run by meg whitman. earlier in the day former president clinton made a stop in napa to support congressman mike thompson. it was all cheers inside the event but outside of the uptown theater, tea partyer, rallied in favor of republican challenger lauren hanks. thompson, a blue dog, is running for his 7th term in a district where democrats outnumber republicans by 20%. hanks is an air force veteran that says thompson is not as conservative as he claims to be. >> san francisco police on the hunt for suspects after one man was stabbed and another beaten in the parking lot of candlestick park during the first carbohydrate of the 49-raiders game. it started with verbal disputes and escalated after one man stabbed another. the second victim had a black eye and cuts to his face. two attackers were seen running away, one wearing a 49ers jersey. >> san francisco supervisors are set to give final approval this tweak a law that would ban fast food res

mrs. clinton herself are he denying those room irs. >> i have absolutely no interest and no reason for doing anything other than just dismissing these stories and moving on because there is -- we have no time. we have so much to do. i think both of us are very happy doing what we are adoing. >> bob woodward believes the president needs more votes from women, latinos and retirees in the next election. >>> more troubles for former presidential hopeful john edwards. the south carolina politician getting subpoenaed by the government over his campaign finances. his lawyer says the two-time presidential candidate is not guilty. his mistress an a former aide already testified for a grand jury last year about payments to keep the mistress in hiding. >>> checking outs our top stories now, two maryland teens charged with attempted murder. dorchester county sheriff as a 16-year-old william collins, jr. and his 16-year-old girlfriend tried to kill the girl's family. last sunday, somebody fired shots into the family's home. one person was hit with fragments but should be okay. the plotted even laid out t

mr. clinton is set to take his political star power to the north bay this weekend. he will speak at the uptown theater in napa sunday afternoon. democratic congressman mike thompson is hosting the event. before the even, the former president will attend a private reception with proceeds going to thompson's reelection campaign. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton spoke to a packed house tonight at the commonwealth club in san francisco. the former first lady and presidential contender seems to embrace her globe trotting role as the nation's top dip. ktvu's mike mibach took in tonight's speech down at the marriott with our report. >> reporter: frank right here on market street where president clinton campaigned for the presidency. indeed she was here downtown as one of the most senior female politicians in the world. [ applause ] >> reporter: 1600 strong on their feet welcoming the 67th united states secretary of state. >> this is such a great treat personally to be back in san francisco. >> reporter: the secretary just in from brussels addressed a number of topics

mr. clinton will attend a private fund-raiser dinner in san jose to benefit the democratic party. at 7:00 he'll take the stage at san jose state university with democrats jerry brown and gavin newsom to help in their respective races for governor and lieutenant governor. several environmental officials are here in the bay area this weekend awarding grants for projects in three bay area communities. environmental protection agency administrator lisa jackson toured parts of oakland and richmond yesterday including the aamco superfund site in west oakland. industrial pollution is blamed for causing unusually high rates of asthma and lung diseases there. residents presented innovative ways to clean the contaminated toil including putting fish bones in the ground and covering with organic material. >> at the end of the day this community protection, i saw some outstanding examples today here in oakland of leadership. >> residents want to develop these superfund fights as well as create an environmental program involving latinos in the canal district. the epa is helping by issuing $100,

mr. clinton visited one of the many tent cities in haiti yesterday. that's part of his role as the u.n. special envoy. back in march countries pledged $9.9 billion in aid. but only 30% of the pledges have been received so far. the $1 billion promised by the united states has been held up in congress anchts lot of people here in the bay area have traveled to haiti as scroll tuners. one is a young woman from discovery bay. >> right behind me is a truck with fresh water. we have a pull out here and we're working on getting the pump and everything. >> that's sara carlson. it's her third trip to haiti with group of volunteers. they work to bring treated water and supplies to many left homeless by the haiti quake. >>> a heartbreaking story in canada is raising some tough questions. a surrogate mother refused a couple's demand to have an abortion. the demand came after the couple learned that she was carrying a baby that was likely to be born with down syndrome. the surrogate mom eventually agreed to have the abortion but this case is raising ethical questions around the world as more people t

mr. clinton change his life. dr. caldwell esselstyn the author of "prevent and reverse heart disease." and dr. ornish. he mentioned both of you for inspiring him to begin this diet. walk us through this diet, dr. esselstyn. why is his diet so good for those individuals who have a history of heart disease? >> thank you, wolf, for having me on this evening with my good friend, dean ornish. coronary artery disease is a toothless paper tiger that need never exist and if it does exist it need never, ever progress. what we've heard from president clichbten clinton is the remarkable change he's been willing to make to remove completely from his nutrition those foods which we know will devastate and injure the inner lining of your arteries. the remarkable thing is the capacity the body has to heal itself. when you do what president clinton has done when you completely try to remove any foods that are going to injure your vessel, the body has this remarkable capacity to begin to heal itself. i'm afraid as a medical profession we perhaps have fallen down and itself. i fear that we have begun to