dianne guerazzi, ktvu channel 2 news. a placer county woman osays she will go paragliding again. she and her friend were testing a new aircraft, but it doesn't climb high enough to avoid lines. she was stuck for more than two hours. >> that scared me. [ laughter ] ex-i'm going fly again. >> pg&e cut power to the lines and then grass valley firefighters used a chute to bring her down. asilions was not injured. >>> social security checks will probably not go up next year. the federal government is expected to announce this week because of very low inflation, there will be no cost of living adjustment. the decision is based on formulas set by law, but anyls say a lack of a raise will infuriate many voters just before the election. more than 58 million americans receive social security each month. >>> president obama tried to rally democrats. the president appeared at a get out vote rally in philadelphia. mr. obama is balloting the perception that democratic voters are apathetic and republicans will win big in the mid-term elections. >> our job is not yet done and the success of our

in san josi, dianne guerazzi, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> straight ahead, another high-profile washington name heads to the bay area. where first lady michelle obama will pay a visit tomorrow. >> the ballot over how big one east bay city will grow and what is at stake. >>> a mixed report card for the airline industry. the one area showing hope and the biggest complaints about the airlines. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. . >>> with election day a little more than a week away a ballot measure in san ramon will determine how big the city will grow. measure w would update the city's general plan, extending san roman's growth boundary to include 1600-acres of agricultural land in tassajara valley. opponents say it's a gift to developers. >> it benefits the developers that own land in those areas and we're worried it's going to overcrowd our school and it's going to overcrowd our roads and traffic. >> the benefit for san ramon is that local control in the planning process would be given to the citizens. >> the no on measure w campaign has so far outraised supporters in contributions. >

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