gun on the sled.t have any trouble. got down below the second bend on the creek by the cabin, i see where seven wolfs had hit the tracks. it slowed until about an hour before, so i knew it had to be within the hour that they came. and i still didn't think, you know, anything about it. and i kept going in this hair pin turn, so just below there, real sharp turning in the creek. come around the curve and here was a moose far as from you right on me, bellerring, bucking, roaring, making noise and knocked me over. i just barely turned and down i went. about that time, here come fur, my dogs right on her. and she jumped back. well, i knew what was happening. i knew she killed some dogs, so i just lunged for the sled, which was, oh, maybe 10, 12 feet, just a little ways because the dogs were halfway through onto her and she jumped back. and meantime, she killed, she killed, kicked two dogs and killed them, but i got the craig and killed her, shot her. she was only about 20 feet from me. and so i looked over

and the sled.xamine a large chunk of ice floating in the middle of the crack to see if it will work as a bridge, team leader tom is still playing it cool, but even he admits it's an audacious plan. >> i've done big cracks before, but the ice is in their backyard, they know what they're doing. >> reporter: so not a doubt in your mind, everybody can make it across. i appreciate that. the laughter quickly dissipates. this is the moment of truth. as the natives test the limits of these sleds and their ability to make it across. the first sled does not fare well. it careens across the crack like a runaway train. no one's acting very concerned, though i'm thinking this is pretty dangerous. just as i start to think about the worst case scenario, it's my turn. you think we're going to be fine. >> yeah, should be fine. >> reporter: should be fine? should be? okay. all right. if you say so. all right. we made it. thank you. the entire team is soon distant in the arctic as it makes its way across with varying

but she's put her sledding days behind her. >> ever since the accident, i have never been sledding againt tell other people not to sled. it's really fun and can definitely be a very safe activity. however, for me i think that was probably my last time. >>> august 2010. a parasailing group heads out for the thrill of their lives. but before they leave the harbor, their boat comes under attack. >> it looked like the guy was literally trying to run over the other vessel. >> absolutely life-threatening situation. everybody on board was fearing for their life. >> on the southern shore of oahu, tourists flock to enjoy some of honolulu's most beautiful coastline. >> south shore of oahu here is great for parasailing and water activities because he's on the leeward side of the island and the water is generally calm and the weather is consistent. >> for 16 years, captain jamal nichols has worked on the water taking tourists out to experience the thrill of parasailing. >> this job is very rewarding. and to fulfill people's excitement on an hourly basis is awesome. >> captain nichols and his crew ar

>> so he heads to his sled. even to put his coat back on. >> my sled was running awesome. i'm like okay, i'm going over the top. >> trennis passes his friend's high mark, but he doesn't stop there. >> i'm going over. i was probably 20 to 30 feet below the top when it just got really soft and i went to turn my sled to come back down is when i seen it all start to crack all around me. oh [ bleep ]. >> and at that point, it's silent. i'm in an avalanche. my first thought is to get in front of the avalanche. the whole mountain is moving, there's nothing solid underneath. >> a second avalanche breaks off and now with tremendous power it overtakes him. >> you think of snow as soft, fluffy. when that avalanche hit me it was like earth, rocks hitting me in the back. it just hit you so hard. >> the now raging current of snow knocks trennis from his snowmobile. >> i was 20, 30 feet in the air when i landed, it just, boom, on the snow. the first thing, they tell you to and swim. so that's what i tried to do, you know, kick

this is heavy sledding and heavy sledding for all of the candidates as well as those ofi, us in the national media, we don't like to do that type ofthh thing. >> the one thing is you have to know your stuff.is the reality is this president promised a couple of things.ed e but he cut the debt or deficit in half by the end of the first term. but you can't make those promises unless you deal with skyrocketing cost of medicare. one thing that everyone needs to know, what paul ryan had suggested in his budget proposal from years ago is that anyis person in america who is 55rold years old or over is unaffected by all of the talk. if you're 55 years or older, nothing of what we are talkingu about the effects you. it is about future generations.o lou: with limited amount of time, as both governor romney and congressman ryan pointed out, it's always great to talk with you, turn to. thank you for being here. joining us now is art laffer. chairman of laffer associates and author of the eureka, the way to fix california's. forty-nine other states to go. >> that is a big one. if we get that one, a lot of

the next few days so that when the democrats come with demascare and grandma is being thrown off the sledr whatever the metaphor is, my goodness, he doesn't look like the guy that will throw the grandma off the sled. >> interesting -- nor was the quote, unquote, the ad that ever appeared on television, that romney was so indignant about. this has been a negative campaign. all campaigns are negative. we always get outraged by the other side's political tactics. it's hardly a news story for these campaigns. this medicare, just tell the facts. the facts should scare the heck out of people. >> you know, living in washington, d.c., we get all of the virginia ads, right? and the main one that the obama campaign is running now over and over and over again is aimed at women. and it is all about women saying they're worried about their reproductive rights and all that. i actually find it an somewhat offensive ad. i think it's pandering and kind of obvious. i think actually, if he wants to really aim at women, he should be talking about title ix. it's a policy that the people who benefit from it kn

to be standing here on the hill, i take my kids sledding in the bowl i played soccer an ran track talking to you act the issues at this moment in our country is very profound for me. it's a very moving moment. you know, in wisconsin, as a kid, go to catholic school and public schools to be in this position, only in america. >> bret: your dad died as we talked about at an early age. you were in your teens. you think back about him, as you are getting ready for the journey down here to tampa and this moment? >> i thought about him every day. it was one of those moments in a life where you basically have to make a decision whether you sink or swim. when something like that happens to you, it's a real punch in the stomach. you have to decide whether you'll get yourself up, brush yourself off and dive in to life. that is a decision i made when i was 16. it's made me a stronger person as a result of it. i'd like to think he would be proud of not just what we are doing here but of my family and what we're doing. >> bret: you said after we got thumped by pelosi in 2006 i was sitting in hi free st

some people said it was a sled that was lost that inspired the whole thing. >> it was rosebud. [laughter] it is true -- you look for the seeds of things. as a causal explanation, i do not know. i told this story to this news guy -- then i got tired of hearing from that. i started the rumor that i was actually a lawyer. there was something in it. everyone likes a romantic tale. in all humility, if you look at the history of this thing, there are so many tributaries pouring into the course of the greater river. the idea was simply to go to the beach and burn a man. that was the initial impulse. it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> what year was that? >> 1986. >> that is one thing that comes up, especially for people who have not been. at this stage, it has to be played out, it has to be over, commercialized, sold out. as far as i can tell, it has not. it seems to be in pretty decent shape. is there a conscious strategy for that? for longevity? >> no, but we did remain true to our experience. the whole gifting thing -- people were sharing things. it would have been in bad ta

the bottle will get sledded. -- shredded. they could injure somebody depending where they were standing. they are quite dangerous. >> because these bottles were left in the middle of the street. investigators don't think they were meant to hurt anybody. the police officer i talked to told me this was a prank. so far no arrests. live this afternoon in fairfield, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks for the update. san francisco police are trying to figure out if they have a gang war on their hands after a fatal shooting last night. it happened in the same area where 7 men have been shot and killed since march. now, last night's shooting happened around 10:00 in the 3000 block of san bruno avenue. the medical examiner identified the victim as 46-year-old edmundo sandoval. two men got away in a white four door sedan. we talked to a man who says he knew the victim and isn't convinced this is a gang war. >> a gang is organized. these are young men that have drudges going out in the community and taking up the grudges and fighting. >> tw

billion dollar fiscal cliff is not solved in some form by january one, then you will have tougher sledding for stock prices and the economy in 2013. >> all right, we'll leave it there, david, great to have you on the show, we'll see you soo david sowerby,, joining us. >>> up next, how a former high schooler turned an idea into a spring board for thousands of investors. >>> i went home and convinced my parents to re-mortgage their house to let me start my first company. >>> and where kids are spending, as fall approaches. we'll be right back in a moment. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you ll or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar tradesare just. our support teams arnearby, ready to help. it's's no wonder so many invests are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>> welcome back, did you ever see a product on a store shelf and think i could have thought of that? turni

things will dry out and we will get clearing but this is what we are working with this morning as we sled into harford -- slide into harford county around bel air. we have showers coming in across the area. heaviest rain towards dealtate maryland pennsylvania line and showers around jaretsville and sliding -- jarrettsville and across i-83 wet weather and baltimore county and carroll county and westminster. tawnytown getting in on the action this morning. so as you head out, make sure to have the rain gear an umbrella. you will need it as the kids head off to school. temperatures are at 73 degrees right now in catonsville and churchville. easton at 74 degrees. and as we look at the hour by hour forecast, you will wake up at 6 this morning, 5 temperatures at 75. morning around 9:00, the temperature at 80. showers possible and by lunchtime partly cloudy and we dry things out with the temperature coming in right around 85. let's check the traffic with mike masco. >> reporter: good morning. just construction delays this morning a few road closures due to the construction and west of town, we f

billion to $700 billion fiscal cliff is not solved in some form byi iajanua 1st, you'll have tougher sledding for stock prices and the economy in 2013. >> we'll leave it there. david, great to have you on the program. thanks so much. >> my pleasure. thank you, maria. >> david sauerby joining us. up next, the business of innovation. how a high school tinkerer turned a good idea into a springboard for thousands of inventors. >> i went home and convinced my parents to remortgage their house to let me start my first company. >>> and later back-to-school shopping is in full swing where kid and their parents are spending as fall approaches. >>> welcome back. differ see a product on a store shelf and think, i could have thought of that? turning your bright idea into big business may be the next thing in today's entrepreneurial industry. i visited one company with a high-tech way to solve low tech problems, proving that the crowd is king in start-up nation.-tec problems, proving that the crowd is king in start-up nation. >> the best ideas in the world are locked in people's heads. we developed a comp

have to make some plays and get in the end zone because kick field goals all day and still tough sledding in there. >> laura: would you be stunned if i ask you joe flacco does not get respect question? >> would i what? >> laura: you would be? you are used to everybody picking you apart and going into your if this year, i want you to do that to yourself. tell me where you are. tell me what your brain says as a quarterback. >> i'm working on getting us up and going as an offense and getting us over that hump. we feel like we got a talent here and, you know, it's my job to get this whole team going and running and in a fashion and way we want it to be. and, you know, it reflects on how many -- how much points we put on the board. i feel like i'm dolgin a good job of that and working towards that. i feel like, you know, so much of what quarterbacks do in this league, you know, it gets judged and looked at and, you know, it's all fair, because, you know, we are the guys that, you know, usually getting paid the most money so it comes with the territory. but, you know, so much of what we do is,

they said this act sleds light on white supremacists ien th military.'s no real statistics no trend no real facts. they took a horrible event and used the phrase sheds light took a nonstory to smear the military. >> maybe the two wrongs make a right. >> shed light is when you have a barn outside that gives you light. >> i have another cute animal story. the baby black bear so cute with the sweet tooth so i can relate broke into the rocky mountain chocolate shop and roy eating the chocolates and candies. went right through the front door didn't break anything. helped himself. it was at the park english toffee one of my favorites. >> we have never seen any white guys engaged in any shooting. >> by the way -- >> new way, nick woolen dau. i want you to look at this. this is great video. nick wolenda walking on a high wire atlantic city 100 feet in the air, 1,300 feet long. he is walking between the atlantic club casino and tropicana casino remember just last month he was walking over niagara falls. too much fun. >> attention seeker. >> i think one more thin

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. >> guest: paul ryan rhineplan sleds the safety net. >> john: and only for those who want to choose to go with privatized system. >> guest: we made's decision to make sure that families were no longer going to be medicalally bankrupt as seniors were aging and health declining. paul ryan and mitt mitt romney would allow the seniors to go through the floor. they would tell them they are on the own and drive up health care costs and cost $families more monies because someone will have to make sure they don get sick. >> john: when it come tots president's health care plan. there are potential problems. it would increase taxes over five billion over the course of 10 years and by slog the growth. >> taxes of 500 billion. >> john: there will be a 500 billion tax increase . it would slow the growth of medicare and not cut it by 500 billion over the same period. >> guest: not cut benefits. >> john: talk is slow the growth of medicare. >> guest: paul ryan's plan that mitt romney embraced they do not repeel. it is cuts >> chris: back to the point i was making. the report from cms found the slo

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have to make some plays and get in the end zone because kick field goals all day and still tough sleddingn there. >> laura: would you be stunned if i ask you joe flacco does not get respect question? >> would i what? >> laura: you would be? you are used to everybody picking you apart and going into your if this year, i want you to do that to yourself. tell me where you are. tell me what your brain says as a quarterback. >> i'm working on getting us up and going as an offense and getting us over that hump. we feel like we got a talent here and, you know, it's my job to get this whole team going and running and in a fashion and way we want it to be. and, you know, it reflects on how many -- how much points we put on the board. i feel like i'm dolgin a good job of that and working towards that. i feel like, you know, so much of what quarterbacks do in this league, you know, it gets judged and looked at and, you know, it's all fair, because, you know, we are the guys that, you know, usually getting paid the most money so it comes with the territory. but, you know, so much of what we do is, yo

in the monaco bob sled team, the bobsled as they say in america.the guy in front in a four-man bobsled. i've watched this. it looked absolutely terrifying to me. is it as terrifying to do it? >> you know, i've often said that anyone who's done bob sleigh, especially as a driver, if they weren't scared once during their career, they weret real bobsledders. you learn to overcome that fear. you learn to work with the track, and your job is to beat that track. and to make sure your sleigh gets down safely. and the crew is down safely in a fast time. >> princess charleen, you are an olympic swimmer. >> was. >> you always are, once you? once you've competed in the olympics, for the rest of your life, you can say, "i was an olympic swimmer." >> once an olympian, always an olympian. >> i think that's what they all say. >> tell me about your swimming career. >> i started swimming when i was 8 years old. i competed for zimbabwe. at the age of 12, i moved to south africa, and started competing when i was 16. i had the dream to go to the olympics when i was 8

to be standing here on the hill, i take my kids sledding in the bowl i played soccer an ran track talkingact the issues at this moment in our country is very profound for me. it's a very moving moment. you know, in wisconsin, as a kid, go to catholic school and public schools to be in this position, only in america. >> bret: your dad died as we talked about at an early age. you were in your teens. you think back about him, as you are getting ready for the journey down here to tampa and this moment? >> i thought about him every day. it was one of those moments in a life where you basically have to make a decision whether you sink or swim. when something like that happens to you, it's a real punch in the stomach. you have to decide whether you'll get yourself up, brush yourself off and dive in to life. that is a decision i made when i was 16. it's made me a stronger person as a result of it. i'd like to think he would be proud of not just what we are doing here but of my family and what we're doing. >> bret: you said after we got thumped by pelosi in 2006 i was sitting in hi free stand thin

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the third oldest state in america, florida, the oldest state in america, it's going to be tough sledding for these guys. >> you know, michelle thank you for coming on tonight. it seems to me you're a moderate, you're somewhere in the middle so i'd love to know what you think. when i hear a guy like ryan i hear the way i used to read for romantic purposes i love reading ayn rand because those books are great, most people have problems and they're not entirely on their own and they need help. and he still acts like the young ideologue that says every man and woman for themselves we don't need all these social programs. that's basically what he's saying. >> it's basically what he's saying but it's not quite the way he says it. i mean you know, what genius in romney picking him is that he is young, he's got a boyish quality. >> yeah. >> he is very easy to listen to. the problem is when we're talking about very difficult economic -- actually let me take a step back chris. the other thing that's important about ryan on the ticket is that the one thing ryan said when he was announced as the vp

the third oldest state in america, florida, the oldest state in america, it's going to be tough sleddingk you for coming on tonight. it seems to me you're a moderate, you're somewhere in the middle so i'd

so they would drag the sled across the ocean bottom and then turned around and come back and do it again and again. when you mow the lawn if you turn sharply you miss us thought and that could be the titanic. so through july they covered much of the search area and saw nothing but miles and miles of mud. then in august but team took over and the mode of alana for all of august, and they found nothing so by labor day as labor day drew near he's getting a little desperate so he decides to try a hail mary solution to take big wide sweeps across the area because as he says having searched for the ships were to cut the length of the titanic i was looking for something a mile long because when the sink da silva freakin' artifacts and so on so there's often a trail that can be as much as a mile long so if i take big sweeps over this area, maybe i will get lucky. sunday night of labor day weekend they had to go on the next day and about 1:30 in the morning, they had gone off watch and was very depressed and went back to his cabin and went to bed. then all of a sudden on the monitor this came int

in the long term he won't say although he's ruled out the bob sled determine.sense of humor. even queen elizabeth loves bolt. >> i love that. i could listen to that marley music all morning long. >> congratulations to jamaica. >>> when you win something, you want to celebrate. because nothing is as big as the olympics, the partying by the athletes is big as well. >> reporter: well, i finally tried my best. the olympic games will soon be history here in london. most of the activities are over for the athletes. so are their years of self-sacrifice. as a result it's not just been the swimmers going off the deep end. it's been four years of discipline and denial for olympic athletes, but as the games start to wind down, the olympic motto, faster, higher, stronger might now prove a little more suitable for their bar tab. >> every athlete, they train so hard and then they just want to let loose because it's over. >> reporter: ryan lochte has been seen all over town celebrating his 28th birthday and getting along swimmingly with a variety of female companions. alisa w

. >> a fairly quiet trading day on wall street, the dow jones downfall sleds.s the views of 1.5. apple's stock is on the rise after winning a lawsuit against samsung. >> the time is at 7:00 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >> here is an idea of what the arena could look like. it would not just a basketball games, they would pose a major concert and conventions. >> apple's stock is up on the first day of trading since the company's victory in a patent dispute against san south. it's a three weeks in a trial against san jose for the jury said samsung did copy the apple iphone and ipad and ordered the south korean form to the more than 1 million in damages. samsung does plan to appeal the decision. as we're looking at apple's stock you can see that it is trading up just over 2%. we doubt over all was trading above 30 southland out of stock is doing well. samsung on the other sid

so, this sky crane system of tying the rocket to a sled and lowering to the surface is the solution.vidual component testing but the real test is tonight when curiosity tries to settle on the surface of the crater. >>heather: what do we hope to learn from it? >>guest: two goals. the first is to see if there are compounds, hydrogen and oxygen and carbon compounds in the soil of mars that could be a tracer of past existing life. second, to see if the past climate would roll out the welcome map for microbes that could be supported in the wet, warm climate of early mars. i think in the layered rocks in the geology of the crater they will fine the trace of past moisture but if they scratch the surface deep enough they have a drill, they will find traces of water that meant this was inhabitable in the ancient past. so, how do we fine the evidence today? and there are still living microbes? >>heather: seven critical minutes. what happens if it goes to eight? >>guest: if we do not have word that nasa is searching the next time two hours laters, just not hearing anything immediately will not

this isn't one of these tiny countries that have sent a bob sled team even though they're in the caribbean by a quarter of a turn basically, right? >> you're right. >> weight lifting. you have weight lifting for us? matthew steiner. >> but nobody was hurt! >> landed on his neck. he's apparently fine. 436 pounds landing, oh on his neck. but he walks away just fine. >> another german, what? germans had a tough day. >> can we talk about aly first? i don't understand what happened. she she gets a score and then she was scored too low? >> the u.s. team said we think you didn't give her a high enough score for difficulty. so the judges went back to the tape and said you're right, we got the difficulty wrong. that meant she was tied for third place. if your difficulty score is higher, that breaks the tie. so the romanian girl who thought she had won third place in the bronze did not. instead the u.s. won the bronze. so that was pretty controversial. >> that was emotional. >> this is an exciting day. you can't miss a minute. >> what do we have today coming up? >> usain bolt is going to run in a he

if the president doesn't get practice in front of the real press, he could have some tough sledding on i think one of the disappointments for people who voted for president obama in 2008 and really believed in that hope and change was this there was going to be some of this reaching across the aisle, working together between democrats and republicans, maybe a little bit like bill clinton did with the house when newt gingrich was there. and now sure enough, the study comes out about independents. independents we all know decide all the elections in states, in counties, in the presidential election. so what do they want most? what do independents want most? exactly that. they favor cooperation. they're most dissatisfied with the political. seven out of ten say compromise is the most important thing. it's interesting because we're in one of the most fractured debates ever and most bitter probably this presidential cycle and yet, they're both going after those independent voters, but maybe are they doing it in the wrong way with all these negative ads and this bitterness? apparently. >> be

president has said a number of times where president obama has said, well, you know, it's rough sleddingto europe -- let's face it, when you -- >> steve: it's not helpful? >> no, but they're not our biggest trading partner are. dan and mexico are. that's the way you got to look at it, too. you'll hear time examine again, we inherited this recession. you sure did inherit the recession. did you enact the right policies to get growth moving. we know nancy pelosi and harry reid have been in dc since the '80s. joe biden has been around since the nixon administration. when you hear time and again we inherited the recovery, you got to look through what the reality is. >> gretchen: you said you didn't want to get into the political -- >> i didn't want to. >> gretchen: that will be the political discussion as we move toward the election. great to see you. >> same here. >> brian: look forward to seeing you on the fox business channel. moments ago, the names of six more speakers were announced who will address the crowd at the rnc. they include new hampshire senator kelly ayotte, louisiana governor