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the hunt is on in yellowstone for a killer grizzly. the hunt is on in yellowstone for a killer grizzly. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening, brian is off tonight. just a week after hurricane irene came ashore on the atlantic coast, another massive storm is brewing this time in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm lee is not packing high winds or pushing a dangerous storm surge. what it is bringing is rain. lots of rain. and days of rain. enough rain that new orleans residents are wondering if all the money and effort that went into flood protection after hurricane katrina will keep them safe. mike seidel at the weather channel as the latest from new orleans. mike, good evening. >> reporter: hey, harry, another rain squall blowing through the french quarter. regulators have already shut down more than half of oil production in the gulf of mexico. all because of a tropical storm named lee. take a look at what we're looking at tonight. it's the 12th storm of the season. there's your sate

bear, pretty tough to kill a grizzly bear with one shot. >> grizzly bears are much more aggressive andck bears. from what i understand the guys shot the bear and tracked it, which means generally they chased it, they had it cornered, and that is why they were attacked because, because an animal in the animal kingdom that feels cornered feels like it has to fight for its life. jon: they said that they thought they were shooting a black bear, grizzly bears are protected in the lower 48, they obviously shouldn't have been shooting a grizzly bear. is it that hard to tell the two apart? >> it's not that hard, actually, because black bears are black, and grizzly bears are brown. sometimes their adrenaline could have been running or it could have been in the shadows or it could have been dark. i don't know. i don't know how a hunter's mind works. all i know is they shot the wrong bear, because grizzly bear, they don't taketa lightly whenever they're getting hunted. generally, a grizzly bear that attacks a human, it's usually a mother protecting her young, so this is a very interesting case. a

grizzly peak is open now and moving very freely. reporting live in berkeley, lorraine blanco, ktvu, channel 2news. >>> oakland police are trying to find witnesses in a deadly shooting that happened in broad daylight. investigators say a 19-year-old man was shot to death just before noon today outside a home on hanna street near the emeryville city line. they say the victim was found with gunshot wounds and was pronounced dead at the scene. his name hasn't been released. nobody else was injured. >>> at this hour, crews are mopping up from a fire at the newpark mall in newark. flames broke out this afternoon in empty retail space and the former mervyns and circuit city stores there on mowry avenue. the fire punched holes in the roofs sending smoke into the sky. firefighters put it out in 45 minutes. crews searched for a homeless person thought to be inside but did not find anyone. >>> sunnyvale authorities have arrested a woman accused of killing a young boy and new information tonight says the boy was her son. the toddler was found d

it was a grizzly. it then attacked until steve called out.he wounded animal then turned and charged steve instead. his friend did survive. steve did not. he's the third person to be killed by a grizzly bear since july. >>> when we come back on the broadcast tonight, the wounded hero, not afraid of the enemy, but afraid of what he says his mom would say. called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study showed that pradaxa 150mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspiri

she then laid still and the mama grizzly and her cubs went away.yellow stone said the couple may have triggered the attack by epl screaming and yelling as they ran from the bears rather than remaining still. bears turn up in the suburbs too. take a look at this. a 300 or so black bear who eight his way through the trash behind a house in northern, new jersey, the homeowner taking the video. the police came and escorted kids off the school bus and into their homes before they chased the bay away. they chased the bear away, then the bear came back and they had to chase it away again. jon: they like the garbage. >> reporter: the woman said she will find a new place for her trash cans. jon: and make it lockable. jenna: a wise decision. new developments in the gun running scandal known to us as fast and furious. secret recordings shedding new light on the government program that put thousands of weapons in the hands of mexican drug cartels. we are live with that story. is it a yok joke or down right mean, a now study ug suggests social networking is spr

the grizzly attacked the husband first. he died of a leg wound. the wife survived.if a bear charges, stand still. >>> a new report out this morning reveals disturbing amounts of a toxic substance in canned food for kids. the report by the breast cancer fund shows the presence of by fizz nal-a -- biz know fall- after -- bpa. this has been linked to several problems, breast cancer, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. >>> a new show, a sedging competition debuts tonight right -- a singing competition debuts right now. "the x factor" is teaming up with miss former "idol" parer in, paula abdul. singers are cheat -- are competing for a $1 million prize. if they are lucky, they go off to boot camp where they are put to the test, vocally while hidden cameras catch the singers when they think no one is watching. >> you've goo -- you've gotta make it real. you've gotta show the good part, the bad parts, the ugly parts and you have to let the viewer believe they are luking -- they are looking through the key hole. >> well, "the x factor" debuts tonight at 8:00 right here

this happened around 10:00 this morning at grizzly peak boulevard and shasta.eight-inch main broke sending water flowing in the streets, through expwrardz into at least one home. crews were able to shut off the water an hour later. no word on what caused the pipe to burst. >> an eight-hour sandoff in the east bay ended after deputies moved into a barricaded man's apartment and found him dead. this hand last night when somebody called 9-1-1 about a man beating a woman. the officers arrived and the man released the woman and three children from the apartment but he refused to surrender. application say they heard gunshots and found the man dead when they entered his apartment this morning. officials are investigating exactly huh hoe died. his name has not been released. >> crews in yosemite found the body of a 69-year-old man who disappeared during a backpacking trip. gene hall was found dead in his tent yesterday afternoon. he appears to have died from natural causes. hall, who lived in olympia, washington, was reported missing on thursday. >> the president's vi

this happened around 10:00 this morning at grizzly peak boulevard and shasta. an eight inch main broke, sending water flowing into the street, through expwrardz yards and one house. >> the families of seven missing fishermen are vowing to keep searching for them with private money. the eric sank during a storm on the night of july 3rd. survivors hung on to whatever they could in the water, waiting more than 12 hours before they were rescued. searchers found the body of leslie yi but stopped looking for several others. the families paid a private company to conduct an underwater sonar search. >> just through the survivors and understanding the lay of the land, we're coming up with some presumed what we consider hot spots, to search. >> john: the group, called find our fathers, received a check today from a recent chevy's restaurant fundraiser that will help finance the next search. >> a surfer in southern california has been declared dead as powerful waves are pounding the state. the 42-year-old was found in the water near his surfboard. the national weather ser

a forward focus traveling up the hill crashed into him near the corner of claremont avenue and grizzly peak boulevard. the driver was not cited. >>> a manhunt continues for the driver of a stolen van in the east bay. authorities began dais chasing the van in san lorenzo. the vehicle hit the center median and ended up in the center of the median. the highway was shot counsel for two about hours causing a traffic -- shut down for about two hours causing a traffic shutdown. >> our officers attempted to find out who was driving that vehicle. for some reason, unbeknownst to the officer, the suspect failed to get out of the vehicle. >> a s.w.a.t. team was brought in as a precaution. authorities say because it was dark they couldn't tell if someone was hiding in the van or had escaped. >>> an investigation is underway into an officer- involved shooting. it happened yesterday at 9 9th avenue and cherry street. police say a passenger in the car ran away and officers chased after him. there was a struggle. the man was shot and killed after police say he threatened him with a gun. police say the

. >> lai's cousin and brother spoke to the crowd for the first time since the grizzly discovery of her skeletal remains ten dais ago. those who searched that day say they had to attend this vigil tonight. >> it means that we were successful in bringing michelle home. >> early this month, police arrested lai's high school friend after both women cell phones were traced to the canyon. lai's family and friends did not want to talk, but through their tears, who may be responsible was palpable. >> the pain will always sit like a rock in my stomach. michelle will never be embalmed. she will never be a nurse. she will never see her future. >> in oakland, i'm robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> coming up, some oakland schools are on the chopping block. what makes oakland unified different than any other district? >> chilling audio played in court. why prosecutors wanted the jurors to hear from the king ,,, >>> five oakland schools are on the chopping block tonight. the district wants to close lake view, lazier, max well park and santa fe elementary schools. eight more could be merged. elizabeth cook on h

tonight's "market monitor" guest says hunker down-- we're in for a brutal bear market, and it will be grizzly. >> tom: u.s. treasury secretary tim geithner met with finance ministers in europe today. he urged them to overcome their divisions and work together to remove catastrophic risk from markets and solve the region's debt problems. specifically, he suggested the eurozone boost its bailout fund by allowing it to draw money from the european central bank. also in europe, it looks like portugal's debt woes are worse than we thought. its central bank today said the country's madiera island region has underreported its debt for the past seven years. the bank of portugal says the autonomous island failed to report $1.5 billion dollars in debt. that means the nation's overall budget deficit numbers will have to be revised upward. >> susie: here in the u.s., alabama's largest county will avoid bankruptcy. jefferson county today reached a tentative deal with its wall street creditors. at issue? over more than $3 billion in debt from a scandal-plagued sewer system overhaul. if the county defaulted

what you'll see comic policy all grizzlie have legs because the country didn't collapse during the financial crisis and indeed the standard of living improved. you know the problem is in modern economy you can never be sure that next year you won't have a major problem we've seen it many times in europe and in other places and certainly i think that. kind of missed grace enough for hard times not not for the best of perhaps both of you today in the studio. are expressing the opinion that there were there will be no will we will not be facing any surprises either on the elections to parliamentary election they can stay doman december nor the presidential election so what about the turnouts are people going to to use their legs to park to the it's in the police stations to vent do you expect a high turnout when medvedev is leading they really punished him for the elections and later which is running for president where people say well what difference will it make. well i think. it will depend on the propaganda strategy of the board of the state and their position will use their positioning dur

had it eagle on the russian flag is not only an emblem in the two thousand presidential vote at the grizzly also left office and putin was named his successor it was determined that it who managed his complaint but the world would first hear about it years later when he became first deputy prime minister the same year and in financial business magazine in russia would name him the man of the year overseeing national priority projects with very painted his vision for years to come away from a resource economy modernize the country caracas all these would later be put together in his manifesto the russia in december two thousand and seven jury in a similar united russia convention it read it was informally indorsed as a candidate for the country's top job and these time it was putin who delivered his successor in a successful campaign he's a poor student that its popularity over seventy percent of the vote and in march two thousand and eight he did it was elected president what he regarded as more liberal than his predecessor his term would be remembered for reforms in the judicial system and

missions committee that says the international community big grizzly condemns israel's approval of new plans to build another thousand so the homes in these tourists that. pop next financial terrorist find out why some say j.p. morgan c.e.o. is one puzzled so you won't be after lock skies in states to help explain that the kaiser report next year not. because or this is a cause a report things are heating up the pressure is building this financial markets about blow satyr max kaiser yeah before we get into jamie diamond's tirade we have to look at this poster from singapore this is a j.p. morgan advertisement in singapore we believe humans behavior creates unique investment opportunities many investors make emotionally influenced decisions that can cause market irregularities well that's why we've been talking about that when banks like j.p. morgan create chaos and markets using derivatives people get frightened and they make irrational decisions and prices jump around and who's they're profiting from this j.p. morgan this is a form of price propaganda this is a form of financial terro

the accident happened in foggy conditions around 11:30 this morning at claremont avenue and grizzly peak boulevard. authorities say that the cyclist was riding downhill with the group on the steep and winding road when he fell off his bike. the drive of the focus was traveling up the hill. the victim did not identify the victim but said he was 53 and from alameda. the accident caused the road to be shut for several hours. >>> a t-shirt showdown at the tank. ktvu's eric rasmussen talks with an angry sharks fan who says that he is being censored by the team. >> reporter: people wear all sorts of gear here. you may have seen him paying for his bail bond t-shirt. the team told him those t- shirts had to go when he stopped paying for the advertising. he is challenging what he says is a demand from the sharks, stop wearing those t-shirts. >> i'm going to stand for my first amendment rights: he walked right in, took his front row seats with no problem but the sharks say it's not just about a t-shirt. in the past, he has worn hot pink shirts, even wigs that the sharks say was part of a concerted

it happened on grizzly peak boulevard near the intersection of claremont avenue around 11:30 in the morning. police say the man was traveling downhill on those winding curves overlooking the bay when he lost control, swerved into the oncoming lane and collided with a car. police do not plan to cite the driver. >> parents in oakland now know which schools or the chopping block next year. the district released this weekend their plan. sergio reports on the schools slated to close and those that dodged the bullet. >> reporter: kaiser elementary school are breathing a sigh of relief. >> the families are really relieved. >> they lost an organized effort to keep the schools open. it's an effort that has paid off. it might be expanded. right now kaiser is hundred students short of the district average of 380 per school. so with potential expansion it leafs questions by parents. >> we understand this is an old building and not a big building. there is a lot to consider. >> kaiser and berkholzer are recommended for quality expansion. >> i believe they are about at capacity, in order to accommodate m

she sells herself as the hockey mom and dad grizzly mom the working mother and a wonderful wife with heard grace -- great partner todd and that is a myth. it is utter fraud. it is because it is the cornerstone of her political persona that i find it necessary. >> host: did you talk to people who were friends or supporters of the palin's as well as others? >> they were really hard to find. the biggest surprise that i had when i got to wasilla is how few supporters she had left. those who know her best in like curve least in fear the most those friends they still have they instructed saying that heard daughters lawyer told the sister this is where they would go to all of the friends and family members calling two or three times to have a pleasant conversation but said i cannot talk to you. i am a member of the family i cannot sit down with the eye of nothing against you but i called sarah is father and mother and talked to her mother twice on the phone. she said oh yes. can i come to visit? >> called back next week. i'd better ask. no. that just want to work. sarah does not want us to

. >> 518 and a avicenna grizzlies take look at this story police are looking for two people and heating and dragging up officer with a truck that happened late wednesday night they were pulled over for driving a stolen the driver pulled away in the officer was dragged almost 30 ft. police believe an these two were in o'clock they were nowhere to be found witnesses said a car came back by fairfield police have arrested one man are looking for another one found their 21 year-old son on conscious in a bedroom and was pronounced dead ball have charged him with murder don parting, the wire cost the church also is of dollars in repairs it has been hit four times in july the latest was last in night when of 500 when feet of copper wire was dillon and last year landscaping was stolen >> new details university of california regents rejected burnout of a budget plan to increase tuition the regions were going to talk about the new plan they could of top tuition at 22,000 by 2015 it looks like it will be shelved for awhile >> this is not going to work and i appreciate the need to do a restructuring

. >> was a fatal grizzly bear attack in yellowstone park.e have learning that the couple may have screamed and yelled at the bear and ran from it. authorities released 911 tapes that tell a different story. this is an audio clip of one man calling in after hearing the couple in distress. take a listen. >> did you hear screaming for help or. >> animal noises and trying to scare the bear. i heard a woman screaming and it sounded like she was scared. >> the husband died in that attack. the bear then picked up his wife maryland by her back back but let her go without hurting her. >>> hospitals throughout the state are bracing for what could be the largest nursing strike ever in the bay area. thousands of nurses at more than two dozen hospitals could be walking off the job for thursday they are asking too much and it's not all about pay. according to the union, the dispute involves 200 proposed cuts, things like patient services and maternity leave and the right to advocate for patients it's going to take away from the ability of our patients. >>

sarah sells herself as the mama grizzly, the hockey mom, this working mother and his wonderful wife with her great close partner, todd. and that's an utter myth. less than the myth. it's an utter fraud. and it's because that's become a cornerstone of her political persona that i found it necessary to write about the reality as opposed to the image in "the rogue." >> but joe mcginniss, did you talk to people who were friends with the palins, supporters of the palins, as well as people who may be on the outs within? >> they were really hard to find, peter. i tell you, and they were hard to find. the biggest surprise that i had when i got to wasilla in 2010 was how few friends and supporters she had left. the people who know her best, like our least, people have known her longest, trust or leased and fear are the most, those friends that she still does have, she instructed not to talk to me. she said i don't want you talking to this fellow joe mcginniss. her daughter, her daughter bristled lawyer, told levi johnston's sister not to talk to me or bristol wouldn't let levi visit his son, trip

. >>> seven grizzly bears have been captured in yellowstone national park right near where a hiker wasauled. the 59-year-old man from michigan was killed by a bear last month. park officials are doing some dna testing to try to link the bears to the attack. so far, no matches. >>> and there's a warning for bay area hikers tonight. a black bear may be roaming around marin county. >> now, while no one has seen this furry creature yet, there have been been evidence of -- left behind in the kent lake area in mount tam. mike sugerman with a closer look on what's been found. >> this is not a dangerous bear. i'm going to apologize if you are eating dinner. you will see. they found up in the hills i don't know you might call it bear pie. and they haven't seen that for a long time here. [ no audio ] rouse well, they found bear droppings. they call it bear scat for scatological, that kind of thing. they are droppings that had bear -- [ louding ] >> reporter: thank you very muchthey found bear droppings i the hills. there haven't been one for hundreds of years. they found one a decade ago probabl

me i'm going to continue to speak up for we the people and the tea party movement and the momma grizzlies who are concerned about the lack of jobs, government over reaching, over regulating, overtaxing us when those are the things that are happening now that are stymying the job potential in this country. >> greta: well i tried again. governor, thank you, nice to see you. >> thanks always great to see you. >> greta: republican presidential contenders former speaker of the house newt gingrich joins us. good evening mr. speaker. >> good evening. >> greta: i don't know if you listened to the interview we just had with governor palin. i gave you a shout-out saying you are the only one who mentions waste. two questions, are aren't others talking about it? what did you do when were you speaker of the house in congress about waste? >> i don't know why others aren't talking it. go 's speech in iowa last weekend on crony capitalism and on the -- on the problems of both parties is a very, very important speech. i'm going to be tweeting a link toy. i'm also going to be doing some other things with i

there are clues that the mama grizzly is out. she's scheduled to speak in south korea on a day of a debate in new hampshire. she lacks a national campaign machine. and then there are her supporters, a committed minority. passionate, but not populous. >> in terms of being a serious competitor, i think her moment has passed. >> reporter: the latest polling has her running third, behind rick perry and mitt romney, just ahead of michele bachmann. >> how are you? who is this? it has to be a drop dead timeline? i don't want to be seen as or perceived as stringing people along. >> reporter: one likely support group? late-night comics. she's been a gift to them. >> she wants to be part of the debate clearly. >> well, not part of the debate. just close enough to the debate that her presence drowns it out. >> reporter: if she doesn't run who will the tea party king maker endorse? >> i'm a believer in abo, anybody but obama. >> reporter: for right now, she's not ready to say it's not her. you can expect to hear a lot more talk about that th

the accident happened this foggy conditions yesterday morning in fairmont avenue and grizzly peak boulevarde cycle of the was riding downhill with the group on the steep and winding road when he lost control and fell off into the path of an oncoming car and the driver is cooperating. the victim is a 53-year-old man and his name has not been released of the. >> a large fire in newark at a vacant strain mall was likely started by squatters. the flames started yesterday across from the new park mall. the fire burned holesbo the -- into the roof. they were able to put it out in 35 minutes. the fire probably started by squatters and did not find anyone inside that building. back in march, there was another fire at that same complex. that, too, was started by homeless people liveing in that empty building. the complex is scheduled to be torn up to. >>> and -- torn down. >>> the saint anthony -- is sell bratting a milestone this weekend. the organization celebrated the 60th anniversary yesterday and september anthony's has helped the city's needy since 1950s andy ising over 37 meals to the hungry

the suspense thriller is about a familiar i who unknowingly moves into a new england home where grizzlyurders are committed only to find themselves the killer's next target. >> seth rogan stars in 50/50. how two friends hand alcancer diagnosis with a good dose of humor. and courage us so a film that was made by a baptist church in georgia. it follows the lives of four police officers who are more comfortable with their duties and uniform than they are at tackling the challenges of fatherhood. a tragedy inspired the officers to work harder on becoming the best dads they can be. that's courageous. sounds like a family film. >>> you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. guess what! it is friday. i'm mike hydeck. here's monika samtani. >> all in unison! >> what a great day it is. i'm andrea roane. anny hong is here with our weather first and a change of seasons. >> one more nice day. a little

the smart way a 12-year-old handled a grizzly intruder. we're back in two minutes. stay right there, folks. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, the body of michelle le sayt was more than a coincidence. >>> the southern california woman whose dog found the body of michelle le says it was more than just a coincidence. carrie mcgonigle's group joined the search operation at niles canyon yesterday. she started team amber after her daughter was killed two years ago. she named her yellow lab after her team. last year amber, the dog, led authorities to le's remains. >> she truly is the hero here. and i have to say that it was amber and michelle guiding her. there is no real explanation for what she did. >> mcgonigle plans on training her dog more for search-and- rescue missions. >>> a brawl lead to a shooting outside a vallejo pot club and now police are hoping that some new video will catch the suspects. the video shows a man with a gunfighting with another guy outside of the red

roosevelt spent most of his time hunting and he took long trips out to montana and wyoming to hunt grizzly bears and elk and so on. mountain goats. and then he would write books about this and he made quite a bit of money on it and he made frequent trips home to visit his family so he never stayed in the badlands more than four months at a time. during the three years or so that he was ranching he spent a total of about 360 days out there just coming and going. foster a man was unlikely cowboy material was theodore roosevelt in 1884. his new york accent was even grating to new yorkers. it was kind of a snob accent. and also, you know, that set him apart immediately among the cowboys but then also as i said he wasn't a man of much stature weighing under 140 pounds and he also had some ex sixtee things the cowboys couldn't understand. he shaved every day and brushed his teeth every day and he also slept of his head on top of a rubber pillow and he had an inflatable pillow that he took with him and he had a rubber bathtub shipped out to him so he could take baths but that wasn't even the end

. >> reporter: self-styled mama grizzly. >> you no doubt don't want to mess with moms who are risingp. >> reporter: reality tv star. >> dang it! >> reporter: her large family fascinating the country with its dramas. babies and feuds. >> i hear he goes by the name ricky hollywood now. >> reporter: but now a controversial new book takes aim at the image palin projects to the world. "the rogue," a 318-page takedown of palin by best-selling author joe mcginniss, paints a scathing portrait of the woman who could have been vice president. >> an utter fraud. an absolute and utter fraud. >> you call her a tenth-grade mean girl. >> oh, that's -- those are kind words compared to a lot of what you'd hear in wasilla today. the thing that i found, savannah, that really surprised me was that the people who know her best like her least. >> reporter: mcginniss spent four months in alaska. he claims he spoke to approximately 200 people, a mix of palin's old associates, acquaintances, and former friends. but his book was causing controversy before he wrote even one word. >> she had a problem with you

. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> in syria tonight, the grizzly death of a much-loved opposition leaderand the state department. the body of the key organizer in the syrian uprising was returned to his family in daraya on friday. as you can see, we're going to be showing you these images of his body. very disturbing. according to his friends, he appeared to be badly beaten and bruised, tortured, according to fellow activists. they say he was on the run for three months when he was arrested last week in a suburb of damascus. we can't independently verify the detail because syria has repeatedly denied our request for visas. they insist the bloody government crackdown now in its sixth month is an effort to root out armed terrorists. the state department called on assad to end his assault singling out this man as a champion of peace, committed to the regime's, quote, despicable violence. earlier tonight i spoke to a close friend of matars. for his safety we won't call him by his name we will just call him amir. he was the last person know to see matar before his arrest. he joined us by phon

authorities in mon say a hunter was killed friday morning by a grizzly bear border.eputies say the area was so remote they had to fly in on a helicopter. the hunting partner shot and killed the bear. >>> in cambridge, masses mass, check this out, a convenience store clerk turned into a crime fighter. the man tried to rob the place, but look what the robber did, put down the gun while he tried to clean out the register. see what the clerk did? she tackled the guy and ends up gets up, running away, did not get any money. police are are now trying to hunt him down. >>> also -- the dog was supposed to eat homework. but that dog ate two checks that were worth a combined $49,000. people want to be upset with the dog, okay? shouldn't we be upset with the guy who left $49,000 in checks sitting out somewhere for the dog to eat? >> it took a while for the bank to make good on it. "my dog ate my homework" was a hard sell, can you imagine? >> what's the most expensive meal you've had lately? >> oh, i don't know. >> as long as you have are your pumpkin spiced coffee. >> maybe it'

been following for you, steve stevenson, the nevada man who died while saving his friend from the grizzlye say that he wasn't mauled to death as originally reported. it turns out he was shot by the very same friend that he had saved. that man's name is ty bell. police believe it was an accident and bell was trying to shoot the bear. no word yet on any charges that bell might face. after 13 hours of deliberating, a florida joir found millionaire developer bob ward guilty of second degree murder in the killing of his wife diane. her death in september, 2009 shortly after she was scheduled to testify about her husband's business dealings and company's bankruptcy. 63-year-old ward could now face life in prison when he is he' sentenced in november. it looks like it could be all or nothing for amanda knox, prosecutors in the appeal trial are asking a judge to extend the sentence to life in prison. she was originally sentenced to 26 years behind bars for the murder of her roommate in italy and on the flip side. there is a possibility her appeal will work and she'll go free. if that happens she c

the kircher family lawyer standing up in court showing very grizzly, gruesome pictures again of meredith's throat slit after what prosecutors had argued all along was a sex game that went wrong. they say amanda knox and her then-boyfriend were taking part as well as one other person who's now in jail. so very damaging, very emotional pleas made by the kircher lawyer to the jury to uphold the conviction of amanda knox. you mentioned the other lawyer as well. he was representing a man who's a bar owner here who was falsely accused early on in this whole situation by amanda knox in a witness statement she made. he's suing her for financial damages. his lawyer was absolutely sticking the boot, as we say in england. he was really lambasting amanda knox's character, saying he was an enchanting witch, she was a she-devil. her character was half angelic, half satanic. so using all these very emotive phrases to try and convince that jury to uphold the murder conviction against her. >> wow. those are strong words. let's talk about the schedule here. i mean, in terms of when we might know if she's go

. >>> and a man dies, fighting off a grizzly bear. all of this ahead. go to 230*bgs news -- foxnews.com/america's asking to weigh in on all of the day's headlines. bill: all right jon, see you in about 11 minutes, okay? jon scott there. >>> prosecutors say he murdered his wife, he claims he tried to stop her from committing suicide, and accidently shot her in the face. well, today, both sides try to convince a jury. >> things are running a little behind schedule at the white house this morning, we expected the president at 10:30, looks like he's going to come out in the next few minutes. we have the folks there that need to there be to get things underway. we'll take through as soon as the decifit reduction speech begins. bill: standby mode! >>> right now the third day of testimony is underway in the murder trial of a florida millionaire, prosecutors say bob ward shot his wife diane in the face in the bedroom of thir florida mansion, ward initially telling a 911 dispatcher, quote, i shot my wife but later said her death was a tragic accident, that she d

an attack >> now it is multi-cultural and inclusive and we love everybody and let's hug 'em like a grizzlyo accident. i don't -- i don't say we have any proof that mr. gamal's funds from the mideast but there have been rumors to that effect. it is odd this was allowed to go forward. our hearts go out to the relatives of the people who died. >> eric: and no widely covered. >> not covered. >> eric: thanks. that does it for us. it has been a busy news day, i'm eric shawn. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, have a great day. >>> big win in florida for herman cain. the former ceo of godfather's pizza scored a runaway victory in that state's straw poll

successful fundraiser for several decades, the beautiful brooks range with the deer and the elk and the grizzlynd the salmon. and that area was set aside to be protected and should be protected. it is, i think, correspondingly the other parts of alaska that are protected under the wilderness law much that's not anwr. it's an arctic plain. it is an area that is an arctic desert. i don't need to you make a point. i was there. you have not been there. >> i camped on the river, soy been there, and i was on that plain, and it was the most amazing experience i've ever had, so i have been there. >> well, we can agree to disagree. if you cannot drill there safely, and this is where the comparative analysis gets lost, because we're talking about drilling at 2,000 and 6,000 feet of ocean depth, where the costs are much greater and the risks are much higher, and that's the comparative analysis we ought to be using. if you can't drill safely in the footprint on anwr that is being proposed, you can't drill safely anywhere in america. you just ought to stop, you ought to forget it. i mean, there's a whole di

fund-raiser for several decades is the beautiful brooks buying with the der and the elkus and the grizzly bear and the salmon and that should be protected. it is i think correspondingly the other parts of alaska that are protected under the law. that's not anwr. it's an arctic plan. i don't need you to make the point. i was there. you have not been there. >> i have been there and i was on that plane and it was one of the amazing experiences. >> we can agree to disagree. if you cannot drill safely, and this is where the math of comparison analysis gets lost because we are talking about jeweling at 6,000 feet of ocean depths where the costs are much greater and the risks are much higher and that's the comparative analysis we ought to be using. if you can't cope safely in the foot print that is being proposed you can't go safely anywhere america. you just want to stop and try to forget that. it is a whole different agenda. i disagree with the agenda on with that area disturbed. let's be frank about it, we've created this mess of that in fact you're going into the brooks range. we are not. we