. >>> the town of marshfield, wisconsin has seen a visitor lately. it was a black bear.his video was shot by randall krueger. he also got other video of the bear just hanging out in his yard. this was actually shot about a year ago. here's the bear playing with a soccer ball. this bear has been making appearances all over town. it finally ended up in james wines' yard and here's what he had to say. >> just turned his big head and looked at me and i looked at him. >> james said the animals had visited his yard before, but when he saw this black bear, he was like -- >> i kept the door open and growled and kind of scared him and that's when he crawled up the tree. >> the towns people were concerned. they wanted to keep this bear up in the tree until the department of natural resources and the police could get there to get this bear under control. so they got under the tree. >> and we all were down here just -- everybody was. [ barking sound ] and he would go back up a little bit. >> that's terrible. >> the department of natural resources and the marshfield police department

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staff sergeant altman, age 27, of marshfield, wisconsin, died december 25, 2011, in kunar province, afghanistan. specialist jacob j.rowley, u.s. army. specialist rowley, age 24, of darlington, wisconsin, died september 21, 2011, in kandahar province, afghanistan. sergeant garrett l. eppinger jr., u.s. army reserve. sergeant eppinger, age 15 of appleton, wisconsin, died september 17, 2011, in parwaw providence, afghanistan. sergeant chester g.stoda, u.s. army. sergeant stoda, age 32, of black river falls, wisconsin, died september 2, 2011, while on recreational leave from duties in support of the war in afghanistan. corporal michael c. nolan, u.s. marines. corporal nolan, age 22, of spring valley, wisconsin, died june 27, 2011, in helmand province, afghanistan. specialist tyler r. krantz, u.s. army. specialist krantz, age 21, of blight, wisconsin, died june 28, 2011, in arusegan province, afghanistan. private ryan j. larsen, u.s. army. private larsen, age 19, of friendship, wisconsin, died june june 15, 2011, in kandahar province, afghanistan. sergeant matthew d. hermanson, u.s. army. sergeant h