- ♪ let's go to horseland! ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ there's a place we can go ♪ where we make the greatest friends we've ever had ♪

♪ where we ride and we shine ♪ ♪ and we stick together through the good times and the bad ♪ ♪ yeah, we're all friends here on an adventure ♪ ♪ riding to somewhere where everyone can shine ♪ ♪ let's go to horseland! ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ - today on horseland,ble by sarah's cousin chase is invited to join the team for a special equestrian event. but chase is keeping a secret, and his refusal to share could ruin everything. - careful, chase. - i'm outta here. - whoa! - whoa! - ha ha ha ha ha! oh, look at the pretty balloon. balloon, balloon, balloon! - ohh, pigs are so easily amused. - now, angora... - here's some more plates and cups. - i found the streamers. - got more balloons.

- what exactly is going on around here? - haven't you heard, angora? there's going to be a big, big, big party! and there's going to be food... - ohh. - music, and food, and decorations, and food, and-- [balloon pops] aah! [cackling] - you all right, teeny? - loud noises scare me, shep. i--i can't help it. i've always been that way. [cackling] - teeny can't control her reaction, angora. it isn't nice to laugh. - hey, everybody. let's meet in the arena after lunch to practice the show we're putting on for the celebration. just found out the local tv station's going to be here. - awesome! - oh, neat! - ooh, tv. - like anybody's gonna see you when i'm around. how's my hair look? - if you must know, like something the cat dragged in. - now what's that supposed to mean?

- whew. [car horn honks] - wha? that sounded like... is it? chase? chase! chase! chase! - who's chase? - beats me. - first i've heard of him. - chase, is it really you? - unless somebody's doing a good imitation. - i can't believe she's been keeping a boyfriend secret all this time. - why didn't she tell us about him? - maybe it's 'cause that's her cousin, not her boyfriend. - oh! - oh! - he called yesterday and said he was coming by. wanted to surprise sarah. hey, chase. i'm will. - hey, will. thanks for keeping my surprise a secret. - you knew chase was coming, will? - [both laugh] - gotcha. - gotcha. - guess so! chase, you're always full of surprises. - who, me? anyway, i'd like you to meet my friends. - here's molly, alma, chloe, and zoey. - hey, i'm chase. - that's a cool name.

- this is my horse wonder. [wonder whinnies] - he is wonderful. - so, how long are you here for, chase? - how about as long as you can stand me? - hee hee! you're silly. - at least through this weekend. - hey, sarah, maybe chase could ride in our show. we could use more riders. - yeah! - that'd be great! - well, what do you say, chase? [wonder whinnies] - hmm. let me check my calendar first. well, it looks like if i juggle a few things, a show is a can-do for me and wonder. - oh, great. now we have to share the spotlight with somebody else. and how are we gonna stand out next to that? - i have some errands. why don't you get chase settled in, then bailey can help you practice for the show? - come on, chase. let's find a stall for wonder. - ok now, the show routines are in this handbook. we'll practice the moves a step at a time until we have them memorized. here you go, chase.

- that's ok, thanks. i'll pick it up quick. you guys start, and i'll catch on. - but none of us know the routine, chase. we're all reading it for the first time. - hey, don't worry. i'm smarter than i look. i'll get it without this. - ok, suit yourself. [horse whinnies] - ho! [horse whinnies] - ok, everybody. move 2. ho! - hmm. oh! - move 3. ho! - oh. huh? move 3. right. [snorts] - whoa, careful, chase! - sorry, zoey.

- i'm chloe. - no, chase, left! - hey! aah! watch it, will ya? - my bad, chloe. - i'm zoey. - chase, is everything ok? - oh, yeah. um, more or less. - mostly less. - maybe it'd help if you follow the book. - yeah, yeah. good idea. - let's try it again. from the top. move number one. ho! - no! hold it, chase. wrong way. join the circle. - heh heh. oh, right. - hmm. what's up with chase? - would you please be careful? - sorry, zoey. - it's chloe! - sarah, what's with your cousin? - i don't know. let me talk to him.

um, would you guys give us a minute? - he's all yours. come on, chloe. [horse whinnies] - i really think you need to follow the book, chase. - right, right. you got it. now what page were we on? oh, oops! oh, would you look what happened? well, so much for that book. - here, you can have mine. - oh, i couldn't, sarah. what would you use? - i'll get another one. - oh, ok. thanks. - let's take a break. there's lots of stuff we gotta do before the celebration. and i think maybe we've had enough practice for right now. - i know i have. - i'll second that. - tighten bolt a, b, and h. a, b, and h. - hey, sarah. looks like this is gonna be a big party. - oh, yeah. a couple hundred people at least. and a big barbecue to feed them. [grunts]

if i can ever get this new grill together. - sarah! your mom's on the phone! - chase, can you help me out with this? - yeah, sure. no sweat. - great! here you go. - no sweat. heh heh. - oh, here are the directions! [grunts] i got as far as page 20. thanks, chase! - page 20. tighten belt--er, bolt a, b, and...e? attach girl...girl? oh, attach grill to part...5. easy for you to say. aha! i'll just follow the picture. - all right! chase, that looks great. - thanks. all ready to go. - what's this stuff?

- yeah, i had a few parts left over, but i don't think they're important. this baby's solid. [clanks] - heh heh. maybe they were important. - did you follow the instructions? - well, of course i followed the instructions. most of them, anyway. - hey, nice job, chase. - [both laughing] - what's so funny, shep? - nothing is, teeny. - but they're laughing. - they're laughing at chase. being laughed at is never funny. - oh, and i guess you could have done better? - hmm, let me think. - yes. - yes. - good, then you do it. - hey!

- where's chase? - don't know. - don't ask me. - come on, let's go find him. - do we have to? - he's gonna make us look lame on tv. - will wants all the riders in the show. chase, too. - i'll check the house. [horse whinnies] - chase! any sign of him? - no, nothing. - wonder where he could be. [birds chirping, dogs barking]

- not here, either. - he was probably so embarrassed, he ran away. - center...er, canter. turn...turn to the... - shh! - night? no, to the right. wall...um, walk...5? 8 steps and...[groans] - did you hear that? - yeah, what's his problem? - i don't think he can read. - step and...spot? step and...stop? step and trot! - [gasps] chloe, you're right. - i have an idea. - 24 steps, then... [horse whinnies] - there's so much here. i'll never finish this thing in time. - ♪ oh, chase - cha--oh, there you are. - what are you doing in here? everyone's waiting for you.

- just looking for the handbook, you know, that sarah gave me. oh, heh heh. here it is. what do you know? now how did it get there? - hmm. can't imagine. - okey-doke. i'm all set now. [bird calls] - ho! ok, everybody. move 2. ho! move 3. ho! - move 3, chase. - from page 3, chase. - all right, hold up. - hey, chloe, i think that was my part of the routine. - it was? oh. - well, you didn't do your move when you were supposed to, so we thought we'd better... - step in. - so you wouldn't mess it up for everyone else.

- i was just about to do it. - of course you were. you've studied the moves. in fact, why don't you show us? do it like it's written right there. - all right. - what's he doing? - next, move for...ward. - ah, ah, ah. - wait, no. turn to right. [wonder snorts] - you can do it, chase. - and that completes movie-- move 3. hmm. - [chloe and zoey laughing] - whoa! - whoa! - chase, wait!

- i'll find out what's wrong. chase? ♪ chase ♪ chase, what's going on with you? - nothing, sarah. it's not important. - but what are we supposed to do about the show? - just do it without me. - come on. follow the book, and it'll be fine. - no, it won't be fine. - what is it with you and the book? why don't you want to read it? chase, i'm your cousin. tell me. - you promise you won't tell anybody? - i promise. [horse whinnies] - it's kinda... hard for me to read, sarah. i mean, i can read, it's just, it takes me longer than everybody else. i have dyslexia. - ok. - do you know what that means? it means i see words differently than you do. it takes me more time to read. - sure. a lot of people are dyslexic, chase. i have a good friend who is.

- yeah, but... - it's nothing to be ashamed of and nothing you need to hide. - it is if i don't want people to laugh at me. - it doesn't matter what people think. that's what my friend says. just give yourself the time you need to read at your own speed. - but my speed is slow. - so? like my friend says, "walk through the words. don't gallop." we'll wait for you. what do you say? give it another try? - ok, one more try. - well, where is he? - he'll be here. - yeah, right. - sure. sarah: here he is. - let's get back to it! - you ready, chase? - ready as i'll ever be. - all right, then. bailey: ho!

all: awesome! all right! nice! way to go! - he--he did it. - i know. zoey: they're treating him like he's some hero. - i know. - so, what will we do now? - he needs to be put in his place, is all. hey, nice work, chase... considering. - considering what? - oh, you know-- your little secret. - what are you talking about? - oh, just the fact that... you can't read! - [both laugh] - sarah...told? hey, sarah... thanks for keeping your word, cuz. - what are you talking about? kids: look out! what's the idea? - chase, wait! you have to believe me, chase, i didn't tell anyone!

- i don't care. i'm outta here. - but what about the show? we need you. - sorry, can't help you there. - oh, chase...

- he's...leaving? but we were counting on him. - and he had gotten it together perfectly.

- [chloe and zoey laugh] - just what are you two laughing at? - your cousin, of course. chase can't read. - [both laugh] - chase can read. he's a brilliant guy. he makes people laugh. but he never laughs at them, like you do. - oh, well, like there's anything wrong with laughing at people. - i see it on tv all the time. - the internet, too. - that doesn't make it right. how would you feel if people were laughing at you? - not possible. sarah: hello? have you forgotten that one parade you were in a couple years ago? chloe, you were mounting chili, and your pants split wide open. a lot of people laughed then. - ohh, that was the worst. - do you remember how it felt? - it felt horrible. - ugh, i was so angry with the crowd for laughing at my sister-- so humiliating. - look, guys, we're a team here at horseland. and that means we pull together. we don't laugh at each other.

- hey, guys. how's the practice going? - will, we gotta talk. - hey, chase. - hi, will. - so, bailey tells me you did some fine ridin' today. - yeah. - too bad you can't stay and ride at the celebration. - right. too bad. - well, see you around, i guess. - right, i guess. - before you head out, i want to share something with you-- sort of a going-away present. - yeah, what's that? - nothin' much. just some words--something my grandpa wrote for me, once when i was in your boots. "for the ride we're on, we take trails as they come. "we gallop some, we walk some, "for the ride we're on. "we keep eyes on the path, "take our time, pay no mind "to anything else. don't worry what others think.

keep your eye on the path for this ride we're on." - you read...slow. - yep. - like i do. does that mean... will, are you trying to tell me that you're-- - dyslexic? yep. have been all my life. my grandpa was, too. - you're the friend sarah told me about. - that would be me. - what do you do about it? how do you handle it? - my grandpa said reading is like riding a trail through new country. you walk along the words, nice and easy. you don't try to gallop. you keep your eyes on the path. never know how it's gonna twist and turn. you take the time you need. and you never worry what anyone thinks or says. anyway, that's what my grandpa said. chloe: he was right. zoey: and we were wrong. - we want you to know we're sorry. - really sorry. - we shouldn't have laughed at you. it was a lousy thing to do. - yeah. see, at first, we were just worried we'd look bad because you and wonder look so good.

- but then we saw what a good rider you really are. and if we work together, we'll all look good for the tv cameras. chase, will you ride with us? please? - wonder how it would be if you three worked together-- chase helping with the riding. - oh! chloe and zoey helping with the reading-- like a team. - sounds good to me. - [crowd cheering] [horses neighing] [crowd cheering] [horses neighing] [crowd cheering] - mmm, smell that food. smells like-- [balloon pops] aah!

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>> you are watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high-definition. >> the president heading to the bay area. the big money event on tap for tonight as he continued to push

his jobs proposal. >> and on the republican side, political movers and shakers didn't see this one coming. hear from the surprise winner in the latest drop of of the gop presidential hopefuls. >> /-- plus, college bake schools. it is a on sunday september 25th. thanks for joining us, i am and mac of it. >> and i am phil matier. we only have a half hour. we have a traffic alert to tell you. the southbound lanes shut down near menlo park. the accident happened around 5:30 this morning. chp has had the southbound lanes closed. no word on when they will be reopened. steer clear. >> okay. well, present obama's reelection campaign is reaching out to the

california elite. he sat to stop for money and support starting in the bay area starting today. the president just last -- just left washington dc last an hour ago. he had to california for a combination of events on politics and policy. this at a time when one survey found his approval rating in the golden state at about 50%. that is here in the bay area. a one-time wealth to bring support. a president obama make two stops tonight. supporters paid $3500 per plate for the event. tomorrow morning he will host a town meeting in mountain view. the focus is job creation and the economy. senate president obama had a fiery message for members of the congressional black caucus. >> i don't have time to feel sorry for myself. i don't have time to complain. >> that speech came at the annual

awards dinner in washington last night. some black leaders have criticized the president for giving up too much to a publican's and talks about unemployment. strike and a surprising development in the race for the republican nomination. the founder of godfather's pizza won the florida straw poll. >> some people are spreading the nasty rumor that herman cain cannot win. well, i tell you what, that might be what they think, but the american people have a different idea. >> or maintain it earns nearly 40% of the vote yesterday. mitt romney earning 14%, rick santorum got 11%, and last- place michele bachmann. she got less than 2% of that vote. the state of the presidency and the economy are both at the top of the agenda for face the nation coming up after this broad cast area job schieffer -- bob schieffer interviews them at 8:30 a.m. on cbs 5. >> a lot of events going on in

the bay area. everything from football to the pacbell park. you might want to take him brought. the first weekend in the fall it's a little sketchy out there. what are the chances of a seeing rain today? >> slight chance of seeing showers this morning. you've already may be seeing a little drizzle. definitely a lot of cloud cover. like you said, that chance of what weather and cool weather already starting to see showers in other parts of california. they could come right to the bay area this morning. i will tell you exactly when to keep the umbrella handy a little later on. >> some groundbreaking human rights news out of the middle east. saudi arabia announced that women in the country will be allowed to vote for the first time ever in 2015. women will also be eligible to run for elective municipal positions and appointments to the kings traditionally all-male council. the mobile not apply to this thursday municipal election. >> meanwhile, two cal graduates

imprisoned in iran for more than two years on the way home. i talked about what they did when they left prison. >> we stayed up all night with our loved ones, and we watched the most beautiful sunset we have ever seen. >> dot for tell and sean bauer are expected to join their families in the u.s. sometime this morning. meanwhile, locally a hospital in oakland is the scene of a lockout this weekend confirming that a replacement nurse committed a fatal medical error. the temporary nurse had them working at the medical center because of a strike or regular nurses. that one-day strike has been followed by a lockout by management. the oakland tribune reports that the 66 euros cancer patient died early yesterday after receiving a nonprescribed dosage of the medication. >> schools on the chopping block in oakland. >> part of a proposal to save millions. >> of the superintendent

proposes closing lakeville, santa fe. the school board takes up the list on tuesday. the final decision is that for october 26th area the announcement came hours after the opening of oakland high schools refurbished council. >> we have 101 schools for 38,000 kids. that is really far out of alignment. so we've got to be able to manage our resources better to serve our children better. >> the district says the goal is to create more campuses like this one, a full-service community school. a nevada city under a state of emergency this weekend. that's after a deadly shootout between rival motorcycle gangs. among the victims, the head of the angels chapter in san jose. this was during the annual

street vibrations motorcycle event. the mayor canceled the event and police in san jose are expressing concern over possible retaliation attacks here in california. police are looking for a hit and run driver after a wheelchair-bound richmond man died in a crash on friday. >> 52-year-old dave cox was fatally hit friday as he wheeled along esmond avenue. witnesses say the driver hit him from hind and then reversed to dislodge the man's wheelchair from the car and then took off. he later died at a hospital. his brother also is in a wheelchair is in shock over the tragedy. >> can't understand a guy just driving off. i just don't understand that. >> being in a wheelchair, he was still very energetic. to me he really liked -- she really loved life. >> richmond police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. the suspect vehicle is an older model black lexus with tinted windows and a rear spoiler.

it's likely the car has some front end damage from the crash as well. in another bay area news, a controversy cooking up at the uc campus. >> organizers of a bake sale that would raise prices on race and gender say they are already seeing a lot of that clash. >> we didn't expect personal threats to be made or in posted and exquisite sets to be made to the organizers of the event to bring down the table to throwing our baked goods at us and other kinds of physical threats. >> the other end is intended to protest the state bill that would allow these thieves to consider ethnicity during the application process. they are planning on basing their prices on such things as well. coming up, the chair of california's republican party joining us live. >> he's going to talk about another debate, another slugfest for the gop presidential hopefuls. are they staying on message or getting off track but we also take a close look at the race and the effects we have on it. spent first, the debate over a

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it's all about whether he and >> i really like the story. i've got to say, a bay area hockey fan is blowing a legal fight against his favorite team. there's more to this than meets the eye. >> it's all about whether he and his family and friends can work t-shirts promoting his company bad boys bail bonds. >> i received a letter from the council of the sharks, said if i try to go in there with my t- shirts that i will be rejected from the pavilion and have my tickets confiscated for the season. >> jeff stanley has season tickets right behind the sharks does. as you can see him there, it

would get plenty of tv exposure. they say they need to look protect the investment of corporate rivers. the family says it's a free- speech issue. the other interesting part, he used to pay for advertising and he recently decided not to do that, so he is saying it is retaliatory acts from the sharks against him. >> you've got to like it. there's always something. >> the interesting thing is, can they stop other people from wearing local shirts? i don't think that's going to happen. then he feels like he's being singled out. it's going to be interesting. >> if he were choosing what to wear today, what would you do? or a sweater and maybe a raincoat. we need more details. i just don't believe it's going to rain today. >> grabbed a raincoat. that's the word of the day. definitely chances of seeing showers later on. already starting to see some struggles. the best chances of showers is north of the golden gate

bridge. as you step outside this morning, kind of gray as you look at the shot from the golden gate bridge. a lot of cloud cover out there as well. here is the bay bridge. a little more sunshine speaking through. all of these stepping up the door this morning, mostly cloudy conditions and that chance of showers for everybody across the board at least over the next couple hours. we will find that out in just a bit. conditions this morning pretty mild area this afternoon we are going to clear out, so hope that there isn't rain through the afternoon. mostly cloudy at the coastline. partly cloudy conditions along those bay shores. even cooler conditions than what we saw yesterday dropping down a handful of degrees. future time cast, 8:00 see some of the showers to starting to make their way into northern parts of the bay area and then we start to see them moving. these are all struggles. pretty light rain. we really start to see it makes out early. still seeing lingering showers and parts of the east egg, maybe as far down into redwood city. we start to clear out into

2:00. it's the slow and trough that bring us those cooler conditions and that chance of some moisture today. the rest of the bay area seem cooler as well or -- as well. here in the bay area, maxing out in the mid-70s in the warmest locations. 67 oakland over the city topping out at 62. big changes for monday. a big one of in-store. 83 is a high and are invalid locations. many are warmer as we make the way into tuesday and wednesday. research is the temperatures taper a little bit making the way into the end of the work week. friday and saturday still looking pretty nice. finally someone weather. today feels more like fall but then we look forward to toast your conditions later in the workweek. back to you. >> interesting developments this week in the campaign for the republican nomination. awkward moments for rick. and the presidential debate in florida and indications that

funds time may be having a political challenge. the chair of california's republican party joins us now. good morning. >> how are you? >> before we jumped in with kerry feinstein, i have to ask you about the herman cain development where he wins the straw poll. we report the straw polls. tell us how they are done. >> a lot like here in california, you have to pay to vote. you have to get the people that come into the convention or the -- whatever the gathering is coming to have to pay a fee to do it. these campaigns, what they do is they gather a bunch of money, pay for a bunch of people to come in. the same was true in california when ron paul came in. so it is far less -- how shall i say -- scientific than going around the room and asking. >> a lot of people find her maintain refreshing picture. including members of the gop. he seems to be just up their plain speaking as terry and romney

came across as stiff and stumbling. >> for months i said that. he's got nothing to lose. he's not a perceived front runner. he will be more free to speak his mind. that's what he is. you know what, look, the guy is a real success story. it's not like he's not substantial. he has strong ideas. he's been a great business leader. he is going to continue to speak his mind directly area i'm not saying he's going to win, but i am going to say he has an impact. i've been saying that for months. >> right now it appears to be a two-way race between rick perry and that romney. i would say -- there was a slip. it's hard to tell the difference between the two sometimes. mitt romney comes across very stiff. >> i would have to say he is sort of the al gore of the republican party. rick perry stumbled in this last debate. the question is whether he is ready for prime time.

do you see someone else coming in? >> look, i think it's still a long way to go. i think republican voters are inpatient. they are looking for a leader are you the problem with having a ronald reagan is everybody is judged by it. they are looking at someone who can speak about these issues, personalize them, and inspire. >> is basically now coming to a tie between perry and romney. brought in a lot of people that are really good in california. romney has been here a long time. >> what happened to michele bachmann? >> i think the announcement after the day she met iowa hurt her. i also think the media, for better or worse, tends to focus on a couple people at a time. i think she was in the debates. they stopped asking her as many questions. it made it hard on her. >> okay. let's go to the state.

dianne feinstein, polls show her to be vulnerable. they show barbara bach would be vulnerable as well. do you have someone to run up against some? >> the difference here is that obama is going to be much more troubled for feinstein that he was for boxing. you know, she had a scandal related to her treasure. she's got to throw her own money and. i think we are looking -- there's a couple people looking at the race, some decent names. at least one is pretty good. >> who? >> jim rogan, he is a very good campaign is. >> nobody with a big paycheck, i mean check out? >> mag has a great job now at hp. cement this is just a stay tuned. i think you'll see something within the next month or you may be bring me back in a month and i'll have a better answer. >> i will take you up on that one. thanks for coming by. okay. coming up we have the latest dc hearings on cylinder of.

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bit later on this afternoon. in the meantime, from solyndra to presidential prime time debate, our political insiders have plenty to chew on. >> i sat down with willie brown and joe carefully. we were talking about the debates going on and asking willie brown how to prep for them. the first question was, if you were president obama and you were sitting there this week and watching those solyndra hearings and these guys took the fifth on that $535 million loan uk them and they went bankrupt, what would you be thinking? here is willie brown's response. >> oh, my god. can you imagine if you were the president and you gave your blessings to that kind of alone and two guys look in the near and said, hey, i'm sorry it can't discuss it. it may have some implications for my freedom. >> off that tv gets going to take the republicans to put an ad out? >> they have already started. this is gold to them.

this talks about how bad the stimulus was. this is $500 million that went to a company. they don't want the government picking winners and losers. it's solar energy or a republican say, it's not quite ready yet. we'd like to give our money to an existing asp. >> is there anything worse than somebody taking the fifth for a politician? >> one thing worse. the politician himself taking the fifth. >> on a different front, the republicans quite a bash up from the debate. it looks that it's boiling down to that romney and rick perry until the convention. >> we are talking about how rick perry toward the end of the debate seemed tired. could you possibly be tired at the end of an hour and a half debate? >> very easily. sanity wasn't answering his questions. >> let me tell you. very easily. it's probably worse than a football game. at least there are timeouts. >> what is so stressful about being up their? >> you've got to concentrate on

everybody and what they say. you've got to put it in proper context. and verily, you are prepared. you can answer every one of the questions. you don't get the chance. occasionally if they come to you and you are still stuck on answering the question, then michele bachmann covered what kane said. you've got to be disciplined and tough enough to move with the flow. you've got to be really quick. it's got to be almost like you can google every answer. >> it is going to be quite a lineup. i mean, it's getting so into steve. some people are saying, hold them back. these candidates are coming across stiff. >> that the stuff we need to see. i love these debates. i love to watch the drama and the reaction. >> let's take the politics out for a second. in terms of performance -- for example, how do you think rick perry comes across?

>> i think he came across as a loose cannon. you just don't know what comes out of his mouth. also, when it comes to things like immigration, he was not towing the party line. >> that romney told the line, but some people say the guy comes across as stiff. >> i think he did a good job. i think you guys were being a little hard on him. i think he had a very strong showing. i think he came off very well and very attractive as well. probably plays into this a lot more than you would think. >> you would be surprised when people -- you get people and you sit down and talk to them away from the polls and issues. a lot of who wins elections, whether it be for mayor or elections, is based on how the person looks and sounds. >> he was smooth on the attacks. he handled them without looking stressed out at all. i think he did a good job. >> will be right back. we are running out of time. stay tuned. more to come. e the "mystery spot".

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one lands in the bay area. >> all right. we are waiting for the president's plane to land here in the bay area this morning in just a few hours. air force one is going to land. tonight president obama is stumping for money and support among silicon valley movers and shakers. tomorrow he's hosting a town hall meeting on jobs in mountain view. >> and the state of the presidency and the economy are both the top of the agenda on face the nation

today. while schieffer interviews the top outs of the democratic and republican national committees are you that starts at 8:30 right here on cbs 5. >> and the other big story, possibility -- a lot of naked people, and they might be called. >> it might be called. chances of showers early on this morning. this chance north of golden gate bridge and then we see a little bit more sunshine as we start a work week pumping those numbers to the '90s by the middle of next week. >> thank you for that. >> thanks for joining us today. enjoy the rest of your rainy fall like sunday. ,,,,,,,,

>> schieffer: today on "nation the nation" did i hear that right? in a weekend of stunning political developments, barack obama tells african-americans to rein in the complaining and start marching. >> stop c