ann compton, abc news, mumbai. >> alan: meantime, the first lady, michelle obama, is making a point toorporate india's culture and education into her visit. she spent time on the dance floor with students from mumbai university. she reminded them how -- important education is. >> steve balmer just sold $1.3 billion worth of his company's stock. balmer says he did it to die veers -- die diversify. to avoid any confusion, balmer says he is excited about microsoft's new product and is fully committed to the company. >>> california unemployment fund is broke. with one in every eight workers out of a job, the state is wore bogey billions of dollars from the -- are can -- borrowing $40 million a day from the federal government. the debt is now at 8.6 billion decide, and it's expected to reach more than 10 billion by the end of the year. now employers will see an automatic hike in the federal unemployment taxes of $21 a year for every worker. >>> san francisco is hosting its annual veterans day parade tomorrow morning. the parade starts at second and market streets and ends at city hall. this

abc's ann compton is traveling with the president. she joins us from mumbai. ann, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, too, dan. yes, still stinging from those election defeats. the president is starting a long, foreign trip. and he's doing it with the focus on the burning issue at home, that is jobs. india, a country of a billion consumers. there was no recession here. and scores of american corporate ceos have joined the president here to try to coax india into a little more investment and opening markets to u.s. goods. the president starts here in mumbai, as a gesture to the victims of india's 9/11 attacks. here they call them the 26/11, the 26th of november. and that, of course, he went straight to the taj mahal hotel this morning, the legendary hotel, which burned for days. teams of terrorists had moved through the cities, killing and wounding hundreds, in cafes, in hotels and in the streets. >> ever since those horrific days two years ago, the taj has been the symbol of the strength and the resilience of the indian people. so, yes.

abc's ann compton is traveling with the president. >> just days after american voters gave democrats what even he calls a shellacking, president obama is halfway around the globe on a mission to create jobs back home. he landed first in india. and the ceo of boeing was waiting with news that the president was able to trumpet at a business summit. india is going to buy 40 planes and a dozen other companies are sealing contracts, too. >> the goods we sell in this country currently support tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs across the united states. from california and washington to pennsylvania and florida. >> there is a real effort to connect every step he takes to interests at home. at a museum honoring gandhi, it was the guest book with martin luther king's signature that i am pressed the president. there was a poignant terrorist siege in mumbai two years ago, 26/11 for the nova tack that left hundreds slaughtered in the streets, cafÉs and in luxury hotels like the taj mahal palace where the president is sleeping. >> we'll never forget the awful images of 26/11, including the f

ann compton, abc news, mumbai. >> alan: crab season opened today for recreational fishing.he commercial crab season starts in eight days on november 14th. fish -- sports fishermen get a head start. the daily rate is ten. crab fishing is prohibited in san francisco because they're designated crab nurseries. on to leigh glaser. here comes some rain. >> leigh: we've had a week of nice days with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. today, we were only in the mid-to-upper 60s. you can see the clouds starting to gather looking down toward richardson bay. san francisco in the background. we're going to see some changes overnight. we have 68 in antioch, 66 in livermore. 64 in oakland. san francisco, 60 degrees. 59 right now in half moon bay, and here's a look at insome highlights for you. don't forget to set your clock backs one hour tonight, as we return to pacific standard time overnight at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. increasing reason tomorrow night, and then afternoon clearing on sunday. here's a look at our lows tonight. as the wet weather moves in. mid-to-upper 50s across the bay

anne compton is traveling with the president. >> just days after american voters gave democrats what even he calls a shellacking, president obama is halfway around the globe on mission to create jobs back home. he landed first in india and the ceo of boeing was waiting with news that he was a business summit. india is going to buy 40 planes and dozen other companies are sealing contracts, too. >> it supports tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs across the united states, from california, in washington, to pennsylvania and florida. >> there is a real effort to connect every thing at interests at home. at people people as the the guest book with martin luther king's signature that impressed the president. there was a poignant tribute to the terrorist siege in mumbai two years ago, india's 9/11 which is called 26-11 that left hundreds slaughtered in cafegs and like the tangling mahal palace where the sprt sleeping. >> we'll never forget the images from the flames from this hotel that lit up the night sky. >> the message of economic summits of korea and japan, that the u.s. is open for