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it's weird because the bison's last words were, "i hate the new facebook layout." a recent study found that women inherit their sense of style from their mothers, which explains why i saw chelsea clinton shopping at men's warehouse. oh, she'll laugh. big economic news here. global investors are predicting that europe's debt crisis could lead to a devastating, catastrophic meltdown. as experts call that, doing it red sox style. [ cheers and applause ] that was awful. what happened? only red sox fans, right? >> on jimmy tonight, "homeland"

an important institution in golden state park is the bison which has a history dating back to the turn of the last century when president teddy roosevelt launched an initiative to save the bison from extinction. during the summer myself and other members have been concerned about during our visits to the paddock that this seems to be a considerable disappointment by other park visitors in that the bison are not particularly visible. this is due to the fact that the herd has been reduced from 20 animals to only three rather gare yacht trick -- geriatric animals and they generally repose in the back of the exhibit back in the trees. i brought these concerns to the joint zoo committee last month and was happy to receive assurance from the zoo managers that planning is being done to add animals to the exhibit and to improve the handling of the animals in that exhibit. i took that -- those comments back to my meeting last week and we resolved that we commend the zoo's efforts that we really believe that the bison herd deserves better attention and support from the wreck and park department

meeting last week and we resolved that we commend the zoo's efforts that we really believe that the bison herd deserves better attention and support from the wreck and park department which has ownership of the exhibit. we recommend the addition of sufficient animals, provide quality visitor experience, not to satisfy the byson's social needs as animals with herd instincts. also if possible we urge new animals should be purebred bison and not hybrids that have been inner bread with cattle for meat production. the native sons advocate that the restoration of golden state park bison herd and the continued fulfillment of president roosevelt's dream. thank you. commissioner buell: thank you. >> richard? >> good morning, commissioners. i just wanted to give you an update with the water project, recycling water. i just talked with suzanne on the recycle water project and still m.b.a. major environmental analysis. i just wanted to bring up something additional to that. when i was looking at some of the layout they have, they have available, they have a reverse osmosis, they have a membrane, they

it's weird because the bison's last words were, "i hate the new facebook layout." recent study found that women inherit their sense of style from their mothers, which explains why i saw chelsea clinton shopping at men's warehouse. oh, she'll laugh. big economic news here. global investors are predicting that europe's debt crisis could lead to a devastating, catastrophic meltdown. as experts call that, doing it red sox style. [ cheers and applause ] that was awful. what happened? only red sox fans, right? >> on jimmy tonight, "homeland" claire dane. >>> well, it's time now for your first look at entertainment news. at the box office this weekend, can hollywood's september surprise finish the month on top? "the lion king" will likely take in around $15 million this weekend for its third straight win. the r-rated debut "50/50" about best friends dealing with cancer looks to be top challenger. also expected to take in about $15 million. but don't count out brad pitt's baseball saga "moneyball," which topped the charts all week. but this week's playoffs could keep poten

he hired a guy and he went three weeks riding around tracking down bison. during those weeks, roosevelt developed a kind of an infatuation for the badlands. this kind of weird land formations they have there. the remoteness of the area appealed to him. it was a rich grassland so that he knew that you could raise cattle in this area and also there was the hunting. the dakotas were one of the last places where you could still find most of america's big game animals and shoot them. so before returning home, roosevelt wrote a check for $14,000 and turned it over to too two men that he met up there and told them to buy some cattle for him and put them loose on the land that they claimed as their own. and they would manage these cattle for him and take a share of his profits. he was pretty trusting in this. he told the men if i didn't trust you i wouldn't give you the money. how do you know you can trust us? i just do. >> at that time a lot of easterners invested in cattle. but roosevelt thought he found a way to make money quickly and without any risk. so -- now

. >>> and then a horrifying scene at a hershey, pennsylvania, zoo as rising water traps the two bisonhere. in the end, zookeepers had to shoot the bison to spare them from drowning. >> it looked like the animals were panicking, the two bison that were in the enclosure, their heads were barely above water and they were panicking. >> too sad. and with water levels now dropping, people are now awaiting the evacuation orders to be lifted so they can get back and see what is left of their homes. john zarrella is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. john, what is the late snes wsl? >> reporter: a few people have started coming back here. this is the shy poke neighborhood, historic district. if you look down the street this way, you can see water, although it's receded. when we got here this morning, it was literally up above the sidewalks on both sides. if you look down the street this way, it's water. now, tony lives over here. he's already started taking out the carpeting and pulling owl that out. he had about three feet of water in his home. if you look down the street that way, there's water th

it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers here. the whole park is under going quite a bit of reconstruction. they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an outstanding park. i don't ever refer to it as my park. all the parks belong to all the people. this park belongs just as much to the families in the bay view sdrishth as it does to the gentlemen that lives across the street. i'm happy and proud to be the caretaker for them. i

the two bison in the enclosure, their heads were barely above water.king. >> that is so sad. and with water levels dropping, people now are waiting for the evacuation order to be lifted, as well. cnn's john zarrella is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. what is the latest on when people are able to get back to their homes? >> reporter: well, they're going to have to wait until this water goes down. a lot of folks have come back into this neighborhood. the susquehanna river is back in its banks. this is the historic district. as you can see, there's still a lot of standing water here, fredericka. take a look here on this landing. all covered in mud. the water came up actually here, right up in here. so, you know, it would have been about chest high on me. i'm going to take a walk over here, if i can. the water has an oily sheen on it. it really is -- it smells, terrible smell to it. it's absolutely polluted. and tony's going to join me, and a renovated church back who are you turned into a home. that's your place? >> yep. >> reporter: how many feet of water i

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facebook founder mark zuckerberg recently went hunting and killed a bison. yeah.t was weird, because the bison's last words were, "i hate -- the new facebook layout." [ laughter ] yeah. it's so complicated. you guys, today is national coffee day. [ cheers ] it was cool, this morning in starbucks they were offering $15 off every latte. [ laughter ] that was so generous of them. you only had to pay 20 bucks. [ light laughter ] >> steve: it's a good deal. >> jimmy: it's great. what a great day. this is interesting here. researchers have found that people who exercise during the workday end up being more productive. so, with that in mind -- higgins, stop doing that. higgins! [ laughter ] higgins! >> steve: just doing next year's taxes. >> jimmy: taxes? don't do it during the monologue. [ laughter ] >> steve: i can't hear you. >> jimmy: don't do it during the monologue. >> steve: don't do what during the monologue? >> jimmy: don't yawn. [ laughter ] don't yawn! >> steve: you made me yawn! i'm going to do it with the other hand. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: we're going to have

the floodwatats rose so fast at this zoo in hershey, pennsylvania, two bison had to be put down wheny couldn't be rescued and started to drown. four human deaths have been attributed to flooding throughout the state and rescues are ongoing. north, binghamton, is suffering through its wettest year in history. the river has gone over retaining wall morse than 11 feet above flood stage breaking a re

more than 1,000 buffalo or bison to be exact were herded across the prairie yesterday in preparation auction in november. about 500 of the animals will be auctioned. >>> getting our first look this morning at a sunken ship carrying a fortune in silver. it's a british raider tore peato 1941. it's about 300 miles southwest of ireland. for 70 years, the ship has sat upright on the sea bottom nearly three miles down, deeper than the titanic. it holds 240 tons of pure silver. more than $200 million. recovering begins in the spring. i've got dibs on that. while cbs money watch doesn't have sunken treasure, we do have ashley morrison. ashley, good to see you this morning. >> good morning. thank you. >>> european markets rebounded today. tokyo's nikkei gained 3%. hong kong's hang seng jumped 3.5%. the dollar slipped against the euro and the yen. today, wall street gets the latest on home prices and consumer confidence. on monday, stocks had their best day in three weeks. the dow showed up 272 points to close back above 11,000 while the nasdaq rose 33. uncle sam is taking his first step out o

and also the sports news this bulletin i'll be back again in two hours time bison. we'll. bring you the latest science and technology from. the future covered. stories on our t.v. as libyan rebels prepare to storm some of the last program off the strongholds people in tripoli take comfort from their new rulers as fears of anarchy drown out triumphant cries. moscow's not taking sides over syria saying that there will be no peace through bloodletting and calls on both the rebels and the regime but to lay down arms and turn to dialogue. the world's icehockey community grieved the loss of the uk a motive after it was all but wiped out in the great crash of russia city of the us labile just one squad member survived with many stars of international hockey along with those who perished. do we know where it is even if we don't know it so that's because we are former neighbor heard about the need to go for broke the world as america's decade long war in afghanistan winds down that many of those punished for the atrocities of september eleventh two thousand and one are still i don'

who has been to yellowstone national park remembers seeing old faithful, the incredible water falls, bison elk and maybe even a bear, sometimes man and nature come too close together, though. this summer bears have killed two people in america's oldest national park. we have more tonight. >> reporter: it's breathtaking vistas are nature at its finest, but beyond the golden rolling hills and the cascading creeks at yellowstone national park is a renewed sense of danger. today the merry mountain trail is closed, this is where hikers discovered the body of 59-year-old john wallace, the michigan native was mauled to death by a grizzly as he hiked alone. >> my brother absolutely loved the outdoors and worked in one of the national parks and loved to just hike in nature. >> reporter: in yellowstone's 140-year history, there's been only seven fatal bear attacks, but two have come just this summer. rangers are so concerned they have set traps to catch the bear. the trap is fairly simple, once the bait is inside, the bear walks in through the backdoor. once it reaches for the food, the bear trips t