tyler matheson takes a look at the upcoming week in the world of business. >> it is called the beigeook but nothing beigely boring about it. the federal reserve releases its monthly survey of economic conditions around the u.s. we'll find out where the job market may be improving and where consumers may be spending more money and what impact the foreclosure mess may be having on housing. home builders will tell us how they see the market for newly built homes. we'll get government reports on new residential construction and permits for future building. earnings season has been pretty good so far after jp morgan chase's solid profits last week. this week brings us more of the nation's big banks including bank of america, citigroup, goldman sachs. apple whose shares topped $300 for the first time last week could see profits double thanks to all the ipad sales. apple is expected to release an updated operating system for its mac computers this week. talk about bad timing. just as officials from all 50 states are investigating tens of thousands of foreclosures. the american bankers assoc

but one thing is clear to chief matheson, a long time firefighter and resident of roseville. >> nobody'seen hurt. nobody's been killed. we saved most of the mall and we will rebuild that part that's been damaged. >> you're taking a live look right now of the area of the mall that was sort of the epicenter of the damage. part of the reason they're concerned about that backpack is because a witness yesterday afternoon in the gamestop store where all this began said they smelled some strange chemical odors coming from alexander pige. that's the suspect's backpack and also after he questioned him after he was arrested there was some sort of similar thing that came from him. but something was inside that backpack. right now federal, fire and police investigators are inside trying to determine if the mall is safe to go inside and cordon off the official crime scene. i'm kate larson. eric, back to you. >> kate, thank you very much. in a report today, the centers for disease controls by 2050 one in every three americans will have diabetes. right now the number is one in every ten americans. the

but one thing is clear to chief matheson, a long time firefighter and reside of roseville. >> nobody'beenurt. nobody's been killed. we saved most ofhe mall and we will rebuild that part that's been damaged. >> you're taking a live look right now of the area of the mall that was sort of the epicenter of the damage. part of theeason they're concned about that backpack is because a witness yesterday afternoon in the gamesp store where all ts began said they smelled some strange chemical odors coming from alexander pige. that's the suspect' backpack and also after he questioned him after he was arrested there s some sort of similar thing that came from him. but something was inside that backpack. right now federal, fire and police investigators are inside trying to determine if the mall is safe to go inside and cordon off the official crime scene. i'm kate larson. eric, back to you. >> kate, thank you very much. in a report today, the centers for disease controls by 2050 one in every three americans will have diabetes. right now the number is one in every ten americans. the cbc says the proje

in the post-season, he trails only sandy koufax and kristi matheson.ry numbers. >>> the warriors in oakland, they'll open oracle arena 4:30 so fans with tickets can come watch the first pitch of the world series on the big screen. >>> lebron james making his miami heat debut against the celtics in boston. not a good night. had 15 of the 17 turnovers. nate robinson scores off the pass by dwayne wade. boston led by 15, they win by a final of 88-80. james, wade, and bosh combined to shoot 35% from the field. fans in boston chanted "overrated." >> wow. >> ooh. >> overrated is not what this world series is gonna be. i love all the compelling story lines, finally get it on tomorrow, at 5:00. >> park looks great, fans are ready for it and players are ready for ,,,,,,,,,,

. >> reporter: and for william matheson it really boils down to one thing respect. >> most people are so respectful, but it just not just disrespecting the course and san francisco. it's disrespecting all the regular people to use the course. >> reporter: in san francisco, rick villaroman, cbs 5. >>> tonight the man police say tried to kill an officer with a van is behind bars. alexander diaz was arrested early this morning in los angeles. they think he took a bus there from san jose yesterday. police say monday diaz slammed a stolen van into officer patrick brower. that van dragged brower and his bike across two lanes of traffic. brower underwent surgery and is expected to be okay. >>> a protest today against a request for retrial of former bart police officer johannes mehserle. the los angeles jury convicted mehserle in july of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of bart passenger oscar grant. defense attorneys are now seeking a retrial. today in oakland, community activists gathered to demand that the judge deny that request. >> we also feel that this is another attempt