day of vend port -- davenport had a half inch, and the city picked up 18 / 100th. there were higher amounts in higher elevations. usually they are the leader of the pack, 1.7 and mendocino had an inch and a half. santa rosa 56 / 100th and kent in west santa rosa it's good to see consistency. palo alto, mountain view picked up a quartier of an -- quarter of an inch. and dublin also picked up a quarter of an inch. concord picked up 15 / 100th to 2 / 10th. it was looking weaker and weaker and the mere fact that it held tact, is showingingit bold and holding well. some of the drizzle around the bay still popping up but it is tough to pick up on radar. very low #0s and i -- 60s and i don't expect too much in the way of cloud cover, maybe we will get a little bit of a break, some sun, if we have an in between day, it is plunging south with the jetstream that will give us heavier rain and two inches to the north in the next 24 hours. a lot of low clouds, morning drizzle, increasing clouds may be slightly warmer and by tonight, rain will be heaviest as we go tuesday into w

this view from highway 1 near  davenport. gorgeous. you can see some high clouds going by. that was the weak cold front that fizzled out. tomorrow morning, drizzle, skble clearing and mile. monday is going to be a different story. you can see low pressure here, aiming up towards the pacific northwest and eventually beginning late tomorrow. we'll see increasing clouds and eventually a chance of rain by the time we get into monday. you notice things are dry. but you know monday morning, rain will start to show up in the north bay monday afternoon to tuesday. that's the first system. one that will pack a little bit of rain on wednesday. the futurecast will wrap up the weekend. you can see starting off in the north bay into the afternoon. really it's the evening. the system slowing down a bit, impacting us mainly for the second half of monday. for the rest of yo week, not too bad. low clouds and misty skies especially around the eastbound hilltops. around lunchtime, you should see '60s and 70s. increasing high clouds, but overall, pretty nice sunf y as we see 78 degrees, san jo

davenport remembers sharing the good news. i didn't call. i went to their house.the yard. >> it was shocking. >> reporter: carly had almost lost hope. over 100 people had tested for a match. she had no idea her neighbor, who lives less than a quarter mile away, was her match. >> she lives right down the road. >> i'm excited. i'm not nervous. >> reporter: this is carly's second transplant. her body rejected the first one. her mom is hoping that is not the case this time because doctors have said it is a spot-on match. >> they told me on paper she is close enough to be carly's mother. >> unbelievable. lived down the street. on paper close enough to be her mother. isn't that incredible? >> people got worked up a few weeks ago, the new facebook, changes, news feed. when you see the good it can do. all that doesn't really matter. >> a powerful tool. >> saved the girl's life. unbelievable. more "world news now" when we come right back after the break. stay with us. e come right back after the break. stay with us. more "world news now" when we come right back after the b

are already being implemented but we wanted one place to address this and we will be working with davenport public institute to develop guidelines and tools for staff to have sem plaits to work on and developing our training for staff and a training program in the schedule. and that concludes our presentation. and we will open it up for questions or comments. thank you. president olague: thank you, both, for your work on this. we would like to open it up for public comment at this time. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is paul wormer and i suspect i may be one of the vocal few rather than the silent many. this is, i think, a very nice analysis of needs and ways to move forward. and i would like, of course, to put in a plug for one of my favorite stalled programs which is the u.p.m. process that had been going and i think that notification component is really important. i want to encourage getting that started. thank you. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner borden? commissioner borden: this is a great report an

. >> reporter: those memories are vivid for linda and thomas davenport who formed another big crowd toginno's. >> love ginn's. i've been coming here, not this particular one but the one on fourth road. after church it was all a must for us. >> i still remember the great ginno giant. i could try it again today now that we're finally back in town. >> reporter: ginno's plans to open 25 more restaurants next year in maryland and pennsylvania including one in perry hall. where the memories will keep oncoming. >> and i'm hoping that they open unin katen sville, in the city because i think it'll be a good thing. >> it's like a reunion. >> reporter: ron max, wjz eyewitness news. >>> the first ginno's opened in baltimore in 1957. ginno marketi was a member of the colt's in 58 and 59. and a member of the football hall of fame. that 58 was the greatest game played. >>> we have some rain headed our way. we'll be heading into seven or eight fantastic days. the barometer just beginning to fall. we have rain headed this way, right after this. ,,,, [ male announcer ] it's true... consumers prefer wanc

earlier in the day he was in newton, davenport and burleson. tomorrow he travels to des moines to participate in the iowa faith and freedom coalition presidential candidate forum at the iowa state fairgrounds. we'll have live coverage on c-span beginning at 7:00 pm eastern time. this road to the white house campaign event is 45 minutes. thank you very much. i was told it was a weekend and not too many of you would show up. thank you for coming. [applause] >> i do want to introduce my family members here. my wife, carol, please stand. [applause] >> and two granddaughters, lisa and linda. [applause] >> but it is great to see such a nice enthusiastic crowd. i give speeches on occasion, you know, in washington but i don't get any applause at all. [laughter] >> and you know i'm very sympathetic to the younger people, those under 30. they seem to understand what liberty is all about so much better than some of the -- some of those individuals that have been in washington way too long and they don't have the vaguest idea of what liberty is all about.

davenport almost .50. san jose, .19. crocket .18 and ukiah, though, came in with over 1. fact, 1.29. ben lomond over an inch, santa rosa, .50. mill valley, .30. there was some one-inch across the vol -- across the valley our next system, the rain should hold off. this one will have much more with it. there goes our system. see how it falls apart over the sierra nevada. did make it to southern california. some low clouds drizzling. that looks to be winding down. we'll go with a few sunbreaks. more rain arrives late tonight into tomorrow. live stormtracker2 showing a decrease -- decrease, especially out towards vallejo, crockett. 50s on your temperatures. 50s or very low 60s. with that mild condition in place if we can get a little sun, it might feel tropical. but the next system is rates -- is racing on in here. temperatures will be in the 60s and -- maybe a few mid-70s, maybe. on that five-day -- well, actually a little bit longer than that. with your weekend in view. we'll have rain, showers. and for saturday and sunday, it looks much better. >>> we're just learning this

. >> and we have helen meiler from davenport, new york. 100 years old today, too. hard all of her life and she includes keeping up with all of her own housework. some people like help. some want to do it themselves. and we have sweet gussie scher of rockville, maryland, right down the road. loves to talk about politics. don't we all? and she's one good lady. we love her. happy birthday, too, to helen sims, lakeland, florida, 100 years old. she loves to grupow and take ca of her little garden. that will make you live forever. she attends walking and reading classes every day with a book club she likes. genia, you're so pretty. genia rosen of los angeles, california. 100 years old today. unbelievably proud holocaust survivor. and she can speak four languages. i can barely handle one. james & mary mellodge are married for 77 years. and they are in stockton, new jersey. 77 years married. god bless. that's incredible. that's all. now back to the little town on the hudson. >> hey, willard, thanks. coming up next we'll explain what's on the plaza and why there is a ferrar

million in the bank for rick perry will go a long way, especially in an iowa media market where davenportfor your time today. >> you bet. >> now we have other breaking news coming to cnn. brian todd is joining us from washington. what can i tell us about this the fast and furious gun running operation? we know there are new subpoenas that could be issued, eric holder, the attorney general is the target of one. what are you hearing? >> randi, we're hearing there is more pressure being applied by the house oversight and government reform committee toe attorney general holder and his star regarding what they knew about the fast and furious program. a source close to the committee tells cnn that a subpoena going out likely today will seek communications between holder and two of his top staff members, his chief of staff gary grinleer and brewer, head of the criminal division. this will seek communications between those three that had to do with the fast and furious program. we are told in addition the subpoena is going to demand information about the investigation into the death last december

shannon travis is in davenport, iowa, for us. herman cain's recent surge is under attack.'s made about abortion. what do you think? how has cain hurt himself among conservatives? >> he's certainly trying to repair his standing with conservatives. now on one particular issue, abortion, kyra. let's set this up quickly. last night he went on piers morgan on cnn. he explained that he is pro life. but some comments that he made to piers left some people to say maybe he's pro-life but maybe he's not for overturning rowe v. wade. he came here to des moines on saturday to clear that up and said, i am for keeping -- make abortion illegal. after this event, it was a gathering of 1,000 conservatives, people went to their cars and there was a flyer on the car saying, hey, herman cain is pro-choice. there was a dead fetus on it. it seems like a really bad political attack that we've seen so many times in the past. herman cain certainly hopes that this doesn't hurt him. his comments and that he's cleared that up. but at least from this attack and even some words from michele bachmann an

an article by carol davenport in the september 22 issue of "the national journal" referenced this meeting, but unlike the auto industry, the coal consuming industries refused to negotiate. instead, and let me quote from the article, they, in quotes, banded together with the republican party to strategize and the mid term elections offered the perfect battleground. they elected tea party candidates crusading against the role of big government. the u.s. chamber of commerce, tea parties like americans for prosperity and so-called superpacks like carol rhodes american crossroads spent hefty amounts to help the new house republican majority. my colleagues, this bill presents a false choice. it's one peddled by an industry that refuses to clean up its act. hundreds of thousands of people owe their lives today to the environmental movement. leaders in congress and the white house who pushed for and passed the landmark environmental laws back in the 1970's that required polluters to clean our waters and reduce the pollution in the air we breathe. in the decade after 1990 klein air act, amendments

will be speaking at this huge rally on a campaign tour of fallujah and earlier he was and newton, davenportand tomorrow he will be making a stop in des moines and to speak to the state and freedom coalition. you are watching live coverage here on c-span2. >> i'm not exactly ron paul the way to entertain you for a couple minutes. >> i would like to introduce myself. i'm the midwest meet regional director for you for ron paul and on behalf of the ron paul 2012 campaign the youth for ron paul and university of iowa i would like to welcome you all for coming tonight. [applause] as a to youth activist and a student who studied political science for many years i've studied the phenomenon is the youth vote. that is to say the historical vote turnout rate from the youth and a lot of people say that the u.s. are just lazy or maybe they will care. they are not motivated to actually turn out at the polls. but i think that define a problem in that they don't understand who the youth are. the youth people in general have this in herron to urge to change the world they have a passion that is installed in

earlier in the day he was in newton, davenport and burlington tomorrow she travels to des moines to participaten a safe and freedom coalition presidential candidate forum at the iowa state fair grounds. we will have live coverage beginning 7 p.m. eastern. the road to the white house campaign event is 45 minutes.wa i was told this was a special weekend and not many would show. up. thank you for coming. [applause] i do want to introduce my famil members here. my wife, carol, please comee stand. [applause] and two granddaughters, lisa and linda. [applause] it is great to see such a nice and enthusiastic crowd. i give speeches on occasion in washington. i don't get any applause at all. [applause] and, you know i'm very sympathetic to the younger people, those under 30. they seem to understand what liberty is all about, so much better than some of those individuals that have been in washington wait too long and they don't have the idea of what liberty is about. [cheers and applause] but tell you what, i get encouraged a whole lot when i visit with the young people, the college students, because i kn