. >> reporter: debra davenport stumbled on a great deal for a house and knew she wanted to buy. show wanted something else. >> i was looking for the best rate i could get on a mortgage. >> reporter: she wasn't a big fan of the interest rate offered when the company saw her credit record and -- report and she went to a credit expert for advice on how to bump her score up in a hurry. pay off a credit card she owed 500 bucks it was not a bunch of money in her case, but because the card limit was only 700 dollars, it ruined her credit to debt rateo with a impact -- rateo which what impact on the score. >> by paying that $500 and putting the card knee a -- into a zero balances it lowered it. >> reporter: but she couldn't wait for it to be reported to the credit agency and had her lender request a rapid rescore. >> rapid rescoring is essentially a unscheduled update to the information on your credit reports. >> reporter: mortgage lengeders hire outside companies to do a quick update. >> if you pay off a credit card, or pay off a collection for example, then through the process of rapi

. >> reporter: deborah davenport stumbled over a great deal on a house recently and new she wanted touy but she wanted something else too. >> i was looking for the best rate i could get on a mortgage. >> she wasn't a big fan of the interest rate offered when the mortgage company saw her credit report so she went to a credit expert for advice on how to pump her score up in a hurry. pay off the credit card. she owed 500 bucks, it wasn't a bunch of money in her case but because the card limit was only $700 it ruined her credit to debt ratio which had a direct impact on her score. >> so just by paying that $500 and now putting that card into a zero balance, it lowered my ratios. >> but she couldn't wait for the pay off to be reported for the credit ailing. that happens every 30 to 45 days so she had her lender request a rapid rescore. >> rapped rescoring is essentially an unscheduled update to the information on your credit reports. >> they hire outside companies to do a quick update. so if you pay off a credit card or a collection for example then through the process of rapped updating t

fog on the increase as you can see, the clouds already a factor near santa cruz and also toward davenport as well. we're moving the map to the north, some clouds. moving into a portion of san francisco especially right around the golden gate bridge. as far as temperatures from today, we cooled off most areas on average about five to 15 degrees. san jose 84 degrees and fairfield in the lower 90s. weather stories, fog will be on the increase, cooler for the evening. a little bit of a bump in the numbers. as far as temperatures for tomorrow, the rain right around the bay upper 60s to the lower 70s and temperatures inland barely making it up into the lower 80s around 80 to 82 degrees. this will be the set up for tomorrow, most areas will continue to cool off around five to 10 degrees, especially inland with the fog a factor. the morning skies becoming cloudy. this will be the dominant feature, it'll be sliding at least to the south, approaching the bay area and close enough by sunday, we bring in scattered clouds, that will be the coolest day, lower 70s and there is a possibility, the chance

davenport, .15. 12th of an inch in novato. one system is falling apart. but still producing light rain. and next system. you can see the higher clouds. there will be big totals to the northern part of the state. maybe even 5 to 8. morning rain, clouds, sun. 50s. mid- to upper. 59. oakland, berkeley. 57, san jose. if you're heading up 50 or 80, it's clouds and rain. but the wind will pick up saturday. snow levels will come down sunday afternoon and evening. keep an eye on the forecast there. get out before sunday night, monday morning. 50s and 60s. they'll calm down a little bit. there's there's your saturday system. that looks pretty good, steve. there it is. most of it is heading north of us. next one will just come flying in behind that on sunday. that will spread rain all the way down to the entire viewing area. by sunday afternoon and evening. clouds, sun. light morning rain. near 70 for a couple. but after that, a lot of clouds roll in here saturday. rains start in the north bay. spreads south. next system rains moderate to heavy rain. sunday into ea

and i have the pumpkin life line to ask that all hist important question, it's the entire davenport familybeen spending it out here with us this morning on holin farms. you are holding up well. but you're hearty farmers. >> we do this all of the time. but marjorie was still dragging in her pumpkin, from last hour. it was a big pumpkin marjorie. >> i like it because it's shiny and it's really orange and it's good for carving. >> it's perfect for carving. this will make the perfect jack- o-lantern. and we tut it in a -- we put it in a cart. and i like it because it's next to the can of whipped cream. that's why i'm going to bring in shannon. we're not going to make pumpkin pie out of this? >> these are great for carving as jack-o-lanterns because they tend to be hollow on the inside and easier to carve and scoop out. this is a pumpkin better suited for baking because it is really dense. when you smack this, you -- you can tell it's solid. and a lot of deep orange meat in this pumpkin here. and to make a pie, this is great for making a pie. i cut it in half and tie it down on a pan in the ove

davenport .15. so some morning light showers clouds and sun. cool to mild. 60s though. we're in the mid 50s for many. san jose 56. right in the middle of your screen already getting back together and the one to the far left that will be sunday. clouds. cool to mild. light rain in the morning. 60s to upper 60s and a very low 70s. a lot of pumpkin patch events going on tomorrow? >> yeah. >> go early. the early you go the better. saturday the heavier rain will be wide spread. >> thank you. >>> it is a big pumpkin patch weekend. >>> the university of phoenix expects to hire 100 more workers for the research and development department. the san francisco business times reports the nation's largest four profit college has 100 people locally to retain students. most of the open positions will be in engineering and project management. >>> third quarter erinings. amex reports revenue of $7 billion. the company says card holders spent 14% more than they did in 2009 with dally went city. >>> it's not even halloween yet. retailers are gearing up for stronger sales by hiring temporar

just seated herself when the great growling and scratching of claws, mugs emerged from under the davenporta bruise. he jump bumped you, she said. mrs. detwiler left the house in a nasty state of mind. lots of people reported our air dale to the police. my father held a municipal office at the time and was on friendly terms with the police. the cops had been out a couple times, once when he bit lieutenant governor malloy. mother told them it hadn't been mugs' fault but the fault of the people that were bitten. when we starts for them they scream, and that excites him. the cops suggested it might be a good idea to tie the dog up. the mother said it mortified him to be tied up and he wouldn't eat when he was tied up. mugs at his meals was an unusual sight because of the fact if you reached toward the floor he would bite you. we usually put his food plate on top of an old kitchen table with a bench alongside the table. mugs would stand on the bench and eat. i remember that my mother's uncle who boasted he was the third man on missionary ridge was splutteringly indignant when he found out we pu

as matt and shannon davenport and a few of their other friends come walking out. good morning. >> oh, buffy. >> reporter: that's buffy. that was my dog's name. and who is this? >> this is fluffy. >> reporter: how are you? >> i'm doing well. good to see you again. thank you for the weather. >> sure. >> reporter: you do need it. it's been a dry summer so this is good for your fall time things? >> we had to rain all year long but we're getting it all at once here in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: so which one am i holding? >> you can take this one. >> reporter: and you said hold him like a football. >> and keep his wings in there. we're going into the end zone. are you ready? >> reporter: we have a lot going on and we did a little traipsing around the farm and we headed up top and let's start with some new things that you've planted which is your first year apples. >> we planted some last year and more this year and that was an expansion of the other fruit trees. >> got some pictures of those. and you can see they are little trues. and how long until we see f

robert in davenport, iowa. caller: i am voting and encouraging everyone else to vote. my wife pointed out the other day in the newspaper, a joke or a cartoon, showing a republican as an elephant and he was scratching -- praying, we can only keep quiet for a few more days and we will be put to get back in and do what we have been doing when bush was in there. you have to go back wedbush got into office, the economy was fine, we had a surplus. he got in and ran up this gigantic $1.20 trillion deficit and it is the same analysis -- he has not added to it 1 ounce. the thing is, they want to get back in because they can run the minimum wage down to $2 an hour. to clean up the homes and so forth. they want to get back in and as he said put the country back into reverse because i heard them say on tv today that they tea bagers were going to go out and check people's credentials as to whether or not they have the right to vote. who is checking their credentials? that they are not plain old klan coming out there doing voter intimidation. they were crying and complaining about t