and now a wild one in boulder, cal visiting colorado early fourth quarter. c.j.erson takes it off the handoff. touchdown, to make it 27. same score, colorado field goal attempt, it will send them into overtime in o.t. cal down three. zach maynard connects with keenan for the touchdown. bears win in ot. >>> the giants trail the d'backs by 8 357and a half games with 1 regular season games remaining. not easy for the giants. the race is not over. and our amy gutierrez has covered the giants all season. she joins us from at&t park with the latest on the champs. >> henry, the numbers are not favorable for the giants. they know they're pushing a boulder up hill, but short of the diamondbacks going on a major losing streak. i spoke to the guys today about how they plan to stay motivated for the remaining 18 games. >> we're professionals, we don't give up. we play 162 games in a season and we're going to come out every day trying to win and compete. we don't like to go out there and lose. we're going to win, and we're going to try to win until the last game. >> we have b

the little cat who wandered from boulder, colorado, to the big apple. five years, 1,800 miles later, she's ready to go home. >>> good evening tonight. we are all talking about apple juice. the apple juice nearly everyone of us has in the kitchen. the juice we give our children and grandchildren. a television program by the influential dr. mehmet oz sounded an alarm about the presence of arsenic in apple juice. then, his findings prompted a passionate rebuttal from our own dr. richard besser. the two doctors squared off today on "good morning america," on the issue of food safety, and we will talk to them again, both, in just a moment. but first, to lay out this debate, abc's sharyn alfonsi. >> arsenic in apple juice? >> reporter: it was the show that sparked national anxiety about apple juice. >> some of the best known brands in america have arsenic in their apple juice. >> reporter: the story frightened some parents and enraged some doctors, including abc's own dr. richard besser. on "good morning america" -- >> mehmet, i am very upset about this. i th

mid 40s, and boulder creek is at 46. woodside, 47.eading also at 47 degrees. pill valley, 48 degrees. wood acre is 49 degrees. and lafayette is at 49 and clayton is also at 49. if you thought it is a little chilly out there, it is. the system that went through just fell apart. it did its job. the cooler pool of air, some low clouds are dancing around, a combination of lower fog, but the napa airports are 46 degrees. 50 at san raphael. still a westerly component. not big, not strong, but it is there, until that turns more northerly, we're not going to warm up too much. everything is now driving northbound -- northward. there is plenty going on here, so we'll get a break for about three or four days, but we have to keep an eye on rather strong energy coming across the pacific the end of the week. sunshine and breezy and warmer, and that will be more of a northerly breeze, and probably more likely tonight into tomorrow, and i think the biggest jump will be on tuesday into wednesday. patchy fog, sunshine, breezy, but it will be a bill --

we have asked the plumbing and electrician to boulder on permits. i apologize. i lay have what i pulled off the online web site, but there was the midpoint inspection this year for plumbing and electrical as well as the insertion of a fireplace. but they have not been a final -- they have not been finaled because the house has not yet been inspected. we have not have final inspection. thank you. >> commissioners, it would appear all the rough inspections have been done on the property and we are awaiting final. commissioner lee: ok. any more questions? ok. >> it is always troubling to me when, you know, in the midst of a house selling that had previous problems those issues have not been shared with the new purchaser. i think that is an ongoing problem. however, it does not deal with the fact of the violations here, which is what we are asked to look at. it looks to me like the department recommendation is an accurate one. and that i would recommend or suggest or make a motion that we forward the staff approval that we adopted, recommendation of the staff, but g

and cal silences the buffalos in boulder, 36-33, improving to 2-0.state hit the road again to face ucla. down 17-10 in the third quarter until brandon ruttily finds a seem up the gut and he is gone. 65 yards, his first td run of the season. ties the game at 17. but ucla goes on to win it, 27-17, your final. can it get any worse for the giants in yes. the dodgers have taken two straight from the g-men. that's a new low. so low that brian wilson had to escape to the broadcast booth. 1-0, dodgers in the fourth. juan rough singles. matt kemp scores, 2-0, dodgers it. only five hits, a chance to tie it. bottom ever nine, down 3-0, two men on. but they get pat burrell swinging at a ball in the dirt. giants lose again. with arizona's win they are 9 1/2 back in the national league west. a's and texas. that's texas owner and hall of famer nolan ryan, for you youngsters out there. pinch hitter, scott sizemore, with a back full of traffic, crushes it. grand slam. a's win it, 8-7, ending a nine-game losing streak to the rangers. >>> all right, for the second stra

we must protect the president from those kinds of missions, boulder attacks, but we must correct him when he is wrong. we will leave it on that. his name is randall kennedy. always honored to have him on this program. a provocative new book, "the persistence of the color line, racial politics and the obama presidency." a delight to have you on this program. >> thanks for having me. tavis: see you back next time. until then, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with dave stewart on his new cd. that is next time. see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contribut

wreath at the wall of 40 names before visiting the crash site, a serene memorial now marked with a boulder flowers left by mourners. >> at the pentagon, each of the 184 victims is remembered with a bench and a small reflecting pool. >> presiden president bush paide on saturday, today it was president obama who honored the fallen of 9/11 and also the men and women still fighting america's wars. >> the military pays a heavy price for 9/11, and that was all too clear this weekend when the president and mrs. obama visited section 60 of arlington cemetery, where veterans of the wars in afghanistan and iraq are buried. >> tonight, the president will speak at a concert here, a concert for hope at the kennedy center, and survivors to the president say he will talk about how much has changed since 9/11 and how much the men and women in the military have borne the brunt of sacrifice. >> russ. >> norah o'donnell, at the white house, thank you very much. >> for the 8 million residents of america's largest city, the 9/11 attacks were personal, and for them today's commemoration was personal as well. as

a boulder that now marks the crash site of flight 93, the fourth plane to crash, after the passengers took a stand against the terrorists. >> what happened above this pennsylvania field ranks among the most courageous acts in american history. the memorial we dedicate today will ensure that our nation always remembers those lost here on 9/11. >> for the families, this has become a place of serenity. >> it's a beautiful place and by being a national park, it will be preserved. >> i could have been consumed with anger and hatred and bitterness. but my brother wouldn't have wanted that. >> the memorial is on 2,200 acres and will be completed in phases. at the ceremony, former president bill clinton announced an effort to speaker boehner for an effort and he spoke of those on the plane. >> they gave the entire country an uncal gift. they saved the capitol from attack. they saved god knows how many lives. >> for the first time, they read the names of the passengers and crew members etched into an eight-foot granite wall. beyond that wall, hallowed grounds where a nation can come to remembe

but at the risk of being somewhat provocative at the outset, i believe our goal is even boulder, one bolder, one that extend to all women. the big challenge we face in the early years of the 21st century is how to grow our economies and to ensure shared pro's parities for all nations and all people. we want to give every one of our citizens, men and alike, young and old away, greater opportunity to find work, to save money and pursue happiness, to live up to their own god-given potential. that is a simple vision to state. but to make it real, to achieve the economic expansion we all seek, we need to unlock a vital source of growth that can power or economies in the decades to come. that vital sort of growth is women. with economic models straining in every corner of the world, none of us can afford to perpetuate the barriers facing women in the work force. because by increasing women's participation in the economy and enhappensing their efficiency and productivity, we can bring -- enhancing their efficiency and productivity, we can bring about a dramatic impact on the growth and effi

earlier in the day, the president and first lady met with families of the 40 victims and walked to the boulder that marks the spot where passengers helped bring down the plane. pentagon officials highlighted the contributions of american men and women since 9/11 saying millions of volunteers have served in the military since the attack. cbs 5. >>> and here in the bay area, union city honors the passengers and crew members of flight 93. we spoke with jack, whose wife lauren, who was on that flight. >> reporter: ordinary ended for jack on september 11, 2001. everything lost when wife lauren's plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> well, i even who, the first five years were just incredibly painful and searing and time does heal. we still have the scar, but you just -- it's a pretty surreal time and anyone who loses anyone knows that. it's hard to go on. >> so as the world acknowledges the ten-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks, he will remember the day by morning privately. >> so i'm just going to lay low and like every year let it pass, because you live with it every d

dragging prime minister david cameron in front of parliament for a right close rogering square in the boulderse prime minister want to be kept in the dark or is he angry with his chief of staff? >> i'm waiting for a reply. >> he is not obviously smell a rat when he has one in his mitts >> jon: england is awesome. [cheers and applause] [laughter] who is that young go getter? who does not appear to be five to eight time zones behind everybody else right now? that's the segment you saw if you were watching our show in america or one of 85 countries where the global edition is broadcast including such free speech havens as chad, somalia, saudi arabia, syria and gemmen. i'm -- yemen. i'm huge in yemen. [laughter] if you were actually in great britain here is what you saw of that segment. ♪ you didn't see it. they censored it. why? we were praising them. are you not allowed to praise england in england? is it that a result of the 1683 eat it to false -- edict to false modesty is it because praise from an american makes you feel dirty. it turns out our show is censored in england because we aired foo

what about the cal bears, they were in boulder, colorado, cal visiting colorado.h quarter, bears trailing 27-23. c.j. anderson takes the handoff, we are going to overtime. because that field goal would knot it up 30 a piece. same score. seconds to play, colorado field goal attempt was good. and then the touchdown in overtime. go ahead and count a good win for the cal bears, 36-33. zach maynard connecting with keenan allen for the win. >>> baseball for you now, dodgers giants. buster posey before the game, vogelsong looking to bust his four-game losing streak. to the bottom of the ninth we'll go, giants down 3-0. they have runners on 2nd and 3rd. two outs for pat the bat burrell. he could not connect. dodgers win 3-0. the champs are definitely down on the campus now. not looking good. going to have a hard time getting to the postseason. of course, we'll keep covering them. >>> let's check in with nick o'kelly on the spectacular weather. >> so nice today, we got to see some cooling today, especially along the coast, right near the bay. who didn't see it. cooling tre

if you think about government- boned journalism compared to the rich, benevolent owner boulders of journalismr the public opening of journalism, i think there is a time now where you do not need quite as much funding as ever, but some of the people who today are seen as barron's -- barons started off with a pretty defined journalistic crusade in their mind, and most of the time in their own minds, it was progressive. i think that the dollars are more available than ever for people with an agenda, but the ability to spot the quality voices is a little bit harder now that they are so numerous. >> there will always be a

when the jaws of life couldn't get the boulder to budge, they resorted to vegetable oil.he dog and used pulls and ropes to pull it to safety. a happy ending there. >> it was oil they borrowed from a neighbor. >> isn't that great? >> there's some advertisement. >> wesson oil, thank you very much. >>> now, it's time for the weather. and scott padgett, from wplg, local 10, scott. >> good for cooking. good for dog rescue. as we do take a look, in the west, today's the day to get outside. enjoying the first fall weekend. we're looking at really almost cloud-free conditions. but look at that band of cloud cover off the coast. that's going to push in. we're going to see 75 in seattle. 67, san fran. 74, los angeles. and storms out west. school off the coast. warm interior. beautiful conditions. across the nation, temperatures really nice, except up in chicago, and als >> and this weather report has been brought to you by mcdonald's. dan? bianna? >> scott, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," why is susan powell's father-in-law under arrest? and why did the state re

and walked to the boulder that marks the spot where passengers helped bring down the plane. pentagon officials highlighted the contributions of american men and women since 9/11, saying millions have volunteered for military service, since the attacks. in arlington, virginia, daniel nottingham, cbc 5. >>> well those who died on flight 93 in pennsylvania were also remembered in a special ceremony in the bay area. >> hundreds of people gathered in union city to honor the heroes on that flight and their sacrifice. among those on flight 93, lauren grankolitz. she was three months pregnant with their first child. since then her husband has dedicate add birthing room in his wife's honor. he says time has helped him he'll but he still has the scar. >>> memorial events were held all over the bay area including santa clara county. don knapp shows us where bagpipes played and doves flu. >> the commemoration of 9/11 attack victims was decidedly main street america in the oakville cemetery where the captain of flight 193, jayson werth, is buried. they gathered beneath a huge american fl

first lady also visited this site, meeting with the families of the 40 victims and walking to the boulder that marks the spot where passengers helped bring down that plane. >>> people living here used the day as a reminder to give back. some people in alameda chose to give an important piece of themselves to others,. >> ann-marie: mackovic was there. >> i don't know what symbolizes the red, white, and blue right now, than to give your red blood. >> reporter: it's the way people showed their support right after the 9/11 attacks and it's how they are memorial liesing the day today. >> i was so outraged 10 years ago by the travesty of what went on that i felt like i needed to do something. i mean, every year, i mean it -- this is the time that i give back to all those who died. >> reporter: dennis valerio brought his 10-year-old daughter to this blood drive. she can't donate until she is 16, she says, then, she will. >> i'm a very helpful kind of girl so i'd like to do that. >> what better role model than a parent so, you know, it's not a big deal. >> reporter: but, in a way it is. >> the gi

go down a series of ledges and to get up you have to go down a narrow canyon where there's a big boulder jammed into the bottom. every place has this backward trail, this labyrinth, leading you around. i was walking arpd this maze for about an hour before coming here and it does the same kind of thing where your mind settles, where you have to pay attention to where you are going. because if you look up for too long at all the passing architecture, you will forget where you are on the maze. you will end up in the wrong spot. you will end up going the wrong direction and you won't be able to find your way to the center. of course, out in the desert, you can't just walk off of the maze and out the front door and back into the street. out in the desert, you are there. the cliffs stand around you. the mazes are everywhere, passages opening up left and right. to write this book, house of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation

. >>> five years ago in boulder, colorado, a small cat named willow wandered away from home willow's owners hoped they would find her because she had a microchip i.d. implant. but as time wore on, they figured poor willow must have been an hors d'oeuvres for an owl or coyote. fast forward to yesterday when chris and jamie squires got the phone call, your cat's here in new york city. they don't know how willow got to manhattan or how she's been supporting herself for the last five years. when we come back tonight, an offer of thanks to the group of strangers who pulled off a remarkable rescue with no time to spare. >>> it was the video from earlier this week some people could not believe. and yet most of us couldn't stop watching. a motorcyclist trapped under a car that was on fire and the good samaritans who lifted the car to get him out and then kind of cautiously backed off and waited for medical attention to arrive. well, tonight that young man, saved from the fire, is talking for the first time. our report from nbc's george lewis. >> reporter: brandon wright has multiple fracture

i remember feeling such guilt, like, wow, what an incredibly horrible boulder in to think something about that. i should have known that my mother's reaction was typical of over 80% of families dealing with these issues. since then she has become the biggest supporter. it took me years to get through the process of grieving. how did i turn that into a message of courage and light? one thing never left my mind in the long process of healing. i refuse to have my life be defined by what happened to me. a one of my life to be about how to survive in rose above those events. in other words, each of us can turn a lemon into lemonade. but iran, those actions of those i love it devastated me. i felt incredibly alone. little did i know how many people were having similar experiences to mind. my personal views may be the victim of the disease is so widespread as to be almost incomprehensible. i'm talking about global violence against women and children. this represents one of the largest global problems facing humanity today. supporting -- at according to amnesty international, one of three women w

. >> reporter: army lieutenant andrew brundson, from boulder, colorado, climbed up to visit his men at a tiny outpost overlooking a boarder that separates afghanistan from pakistan. >> i want to be here. i want to be on the edge of it, i want to be where the rubber meets the road, you know? i want to be on the border. and so me and my men are here. >> reporter: brundson's men with the 172nd infantry brigade are searching for an enemy they can rarely touch. their enemy uses pakistan just over the border as a haven to recruit, rearm, and regroup. walk us through a scenario. you see a guy, he's fired on your position, you want to respond, he slips back across the border... >> often times if a man sits across the border, though we could pursue him, though it's within the range of our weapons and the capability of our men, it's not what we do because this is the border region, we try to as much as possible stay on our side of it. >> reporter: these american soldiers may be the only ones staying on their side. the border is mostly unguarded. the tribesmen on both sides are pashtun-- one cult

that died thirty seven players were among the forty three dead when their jet crashed into the river boulder yesterday only two people survived russia forward alexander cullen the crew member alexander caesar they suffered extensive burns and are in serious condition in hospital in moscow. now the u.s. open borders of an audio ban and to see a public have been knocked out of the quarter finals they were the last remaining russians in the tournament so nobody over reached the final here last year but with stanley beaten. in straight sets taking both by six games to three this is those seven successive win over the russian and she will play german and unique occurred next after she beat flavia pennetta. only it's always nice to finish the market likes this. every play the way the. lone way to go around that we've had to do is really really pleasing it to do when he gets to play like beer is obviously a quality player he's a good feeling. and she was joined in the semifinals by serina williams a three time u.s. open champion beating russian and to see a public chunk of a seven five six one one

if you think about government- boned journalism compared to the rich, benevolent owner boulders of journalism or the public opening of journalism, i think there is a time now where you do not need quite as much funding as ever, but some of the people who today are seen as barron's -- barons started off with a pretty defined journalistic crusade in their mind, and most of the time in their own minds, it was progressive. i think that the dollars are more available than ever for people with an agenda, but the ability to spot the quality voices is a little bit harder now that they are so numerous. >> there will always be a market for investigative journalism. i do not know that it is the type of financial journalism that was referred to before, but i think that there will always be people willing to also spend the time to listen to that type of reporting or even to read it online. there is no doubt that investigative journalism will continue to flourish. simply as a longer format journalism. yes, i think that that makes a lot of sense in terms of what the audience wants, and it is probably what i

visited the newly dedicated 9/11 memorial there, met with families of the 40 victims and walked to the boulder that marks the spot where pearls helped bring down the -- marks the spot where passengers helped brig down the plane. >> those who died on flight 93 were remembered in a special simon net bay area today. -- special ceremony in the bay area today. [ indiscernible ] >> his of people gath -- hundreds of people gathered to observe the heros on the flight and their sacrifice. his wife was on the flight. >> reporter: the photograph tell of happier times in two ordinary lives. ordinary ended for jack on september 11th, 2001. everything lost when wife lauren's plane crashed in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> well, i mean, you know, the first five years were incredibly painful and fearing. time to heal. we still have the scar but, you know, you just -- it's pretty surreal time and anyone who loses anyone knows that. it's hard to go o. >> reporter: as the world acknowledges the 10-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks, he will remember the day by morning privately. >> i am just goi

two weeks now i still very much within myself and played my golf and it's getting time to leave the boulder the boy to bang championship five people now chasing the the bubba watson with a round to go to american head hole bogeys on the day but still lead by one thanks in part to these thirty on the seventeenth twenty eleven milestones when the. share of the lost some ground the south african now two strokes back adam scott showing some great range all in this set up a birdie on the eighteenth hole who's joined by jerry brown don't steal and fellow australia and jason day all want child back meanwhile phil mickelson is only four strokes off the base held by this eagle although it's well for the shot of the day probably. more disposed now where jorge lorenzo is victory the san marino motor just became the spaniard in contention for this year's title it's case a stone of the who retains the overlay despite finishing said on sunday the run so on he's blue yamaha boss and both say disto now on the first twenty four year old would hold on to the top spot for the remainder of the event inching ah

boulder up to ten defeating bottom side spartan out yesterday in the key to my way out of hitting the eighty fourth minute there. today the top eight sides are in action league leaders to scar trouble to rostov while they need to or a level on points with the army men is going to be informed an armored car and spartak moscow welcome chris to get off in what will be the last game for the red and whites for my captain. elsewhere locomotive traveled through and cabana host big spending and g four. by when england scored a brace is struggling back burned twice came from behind to stun arsenal four three yesterday aston villa three one one with newcastle everton recorded their third home win by beating wigan three one and there were also wins for all three promoted sides nor each swanzy and q.p.r. . and today in england in the top flight third place chelsea travel to leaders manchester united man city to eleven on points with united go to full and spurs entertain liverpool and sunderland stoke. not in use justin rose is well placed for his first goal for title of the year the englishman is

the championship round by teams that fight for the title and europe a place i told you yesterday boulder went up to tampa after baby bottom side spot on nikita. eight hundred eighty four minutes we know that. in the english premier league third place chelsea travel to ladies manchester united's dame and city to a level on points with united goals are full and spurs entertain liverpool and sunderland. well yesterday so i asked luis full three apply for aston villa bedroom one man with newcastle everton record is this the time when by beating wigan three one under also wins but all of the sides nor is just wrong thank you yeah. now the rugby world cup there have been wins for england wales and france today being glitch rushing georgia forty one template six tries shontayne hape inspiration ashton touching down twice that while delon armitage a monitor without the added others in limiting when shooting down a well got a much needed win in pool these days it's a march seventeenth and shane williams will be any try for the welsh who had lost to south africa last week and in group a france rus

and that they are very concerned for the ten-year-old boy abducted yesterday outside a school in boulder

i say very much within myself and played my golf and it's getting tight said some of the maids a boulder the deutsche bank championship five people no chasing me the watson with a round to go the american had two birdies over day but still led by one thanks in part to his birdie on the seventeenth twice eleven losses when a chance rocks all stances with a share of the lead but lost ground to south africa now two strokes back at them score showing some great range on the set up of the eighteenth and he's joined by jerry kelly brown the steel shells revealed fellow australian jason day all won back meanwhile phil mickelson is only four strokes off the pace held by this eagle only its wealth that was the shot of the day probably. now they're still in rugby school they're off to neighbors new zealand with four days left before the world cup kicks off on the ninth of september with all of us hoping to add to their previous titles which they'd back to nine hundred ninety one and one nine hundred ninety nine to get things started against easily on sunday hundreds of fans gathered in downtown sy

while cisco hosted boulder would merely go off the six minutes for him to stop in letterman's lights and all that good money for making one one for show people off however they went down to ten men went in i'll get a gauge here sent off after a second yellow card and to start it full advantage does it go of making it she won here before so you gave the national school from the sports i three one the final score the army man placed into the champions league on change that. for all five games taking place today in drama could reclaim second spot with a win over second bottom side chris of yet so lucky might say face rubin hoping to stretch their unbeaten run to fourteen games since manager jose garcia charge informs the band play spot him out while crossing the bastille have high hopes of getting into the top eight and face thought that most guys and any other game that i am cut off welcome rushed off but i've been england bunch to city have. caught weinstein i did at the top of the premier li united perfect start to the season coming to an end against eight yesterday with a three one

would want to stay with his nato theme if you think that syria is next i mean maybe if you were in boulder now i mean if you look at bahrain i mean there's so many other humanitarian issues in the region but it's all based on geopolitical interests ok and i think certainly everyone it's obvious oil was at stake here in libya there's no denying that we'll see where it goes but you know the crackdown in syria is you know then nato should go in there or maybe it should go live maybe it should liberate bahrain from the start from saudi control ok i mean we're probably looking. for something. that isn't going to happen of course but happen in a hurry i don't think they won't go into do anything to criticize the saudis or or indeed bahrain the american fleet is in bahrain they could have intervened if they wanted to at the time they had no interest in doing so there are clearly now people who will say they should intervene in syria i think many of the nato pounces will still be very wary about this but that can train very quickly i think if we understand libya i don't agree it was about just sim

. >> reporter: the prius slammed into into a neighbor's front yard, several boulders on the lawn stopped the car from hitting the home. somehow the bear was able to free himself from the car never to be seen again. >> there's no locking mechanism. nothing. so he must have gone right through -- there was no panelling left on the door. >> reporter: but the bear left his mark tearing up the nice interior and turning it into a pile of junk. >> i still can't figure out how he spent all that time in that car and did all that damage without ever breaking a window. >> that's pretty amazing. the family did not shoot any video of the bear in the car. although at 3:30 in the morning the video wouldn't have shown much. the family did the right thing by staying inside the home and not going out to the car. and, oh, by the way, they bought a new prius to replace the one that got thrashed. george kiriyama, nbc news. >> this is a serious issue. bears in tahoe this summer. perhaps the wall of shame will help. concerned locals in lake tahoe are using facebook to prevent moreback-human conflicts. posting t