this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

southern utah dropped uc davis to 2-6. >> football games to play before the students in eugene couldegin pre-halloween festivities. against oregon. thomas has played eight games for the ducks and after, this 93-yard return he has scored eleven touchdowns of the oregon 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the pac 812 after the win. >> the sharks are trying to stay perfect on a 6-game road- trip and playing game 5 of that trip against the new york islanders. members of the islanders of the '00s and '80s, who won four straight stanley cups doing drop-the-puck honors. joseph pavelski fires in his fifth goal of the road-trip. after the islanders scored twice in the 2nd period the sharks answered back. couture on the rebound. the game is 2-2 late in the 3rd period. we'll wrap up the whole day in college football and the rest of the sports when we see you tonight at 10:00 on sportswrap. >>> coming up on the 10:00 news we're monitoring the occupy oakland protesters who are planning a march in less than two hours. also, filmmaker michael moore is hoping to visit the iraq war veteran injured when police cla

southern utah dropped uc davis.alloween sell bases always a big deal on college campuses, and oregon no exception. before the party, there was this. thomas has played 8 games for the ducks. he scored 11 touchdowns in that span. washington state hung around for a while, but in the end went down. oregon now 7-1 overall, 5-0 in the pac-12. that's cameron marshall. marshall had that game against colorado. first wear, marshall makes it look easy. throw in another scoring run in the second quarter. marshall would score three times. arizona state, a 38-14 winner, as colorado is still looking for its first conference win. stanford will move up at least one spot in the bcs rankings thanks to georgia tech. the tigers go down 31-17. georgia tech helped by four lem son turnovers. it was the one that got away for vanderbilt. this is what you call a flagrant penalty. that is an ejection. here's play that turned the game. zack stacy fumbles. franklin leaking oil but he still makes his way to the end zone. arkansas comes back from

southern utah. portions of colorado, taking up several inches of snow. here in the east. barely a cloud can be seen at this point. high pressure still over the region. it will move offshore by the weekend. and what that does is has this flow off the east. eventually becomes more of a southwest, bringing in warmer air for saturday is, sunday, and monday. may get up to 80, or even a little warmer by tuesday, believe it or not. quick look at the tropics. that low pressure that is felipe, actually became a hurricane this afternoon. but it's moving off into the central atlantic, of no interest, luckily, except for fish and chips -- ships at sea. won't even go near bermuda. that's good news. we'll call it a fish storm. now, somewhere in the caribbean area, there may be an area of low pressure developing. some may be watching over the east or so. only 5 knots. bay temp down into the mid-60s. tonight, clearing skies once again. beautiful fall night. 44. there could be patchy fog and a few isolated spots. 70, with sunshine. another beautiful day tomorrow. exactly like today. so we

s in southern utah. a national monument allows for continued public user creates in her creation, but admits new elements. do you think the grand staircase is good or bad for utah? in their survey, they ask one person who lived in garfield county, one person who lived in king county, one in wayne, nobody in pi ute and then went five miles by car duenas 132 in salt lake city. what kind of validity which you gave to the survey sample? >> without the methodology, the question is purely both vague and provides direction to the answer. we just recently completed a survey of rat and internet protection in utah and one of our primary concerns was if we simply draw a random sample in utah, we are going to get a large majority from different counties of salt lake, davis and weaver. if that the only people we asked, we can identify with the results of the survey will be. they will infect him a solid access to high-speed internet. so we had to use a different sampling methodology to ensure that she got geographic re

rain showers in arizona and southern pourings of utah. it looks like colorado will get a snowstorm out of this. as the chilly air works down the mountains. 4 in casper. 43 in billings. everyone else in the west okay at least you're not damp. that's aortion of the west. that will lead to cold air and snow in the rockies. >> lynn, fascinating last night in the east, we've got pictures of it. the aurora borealis, the northern lights put on a show as far south as mississippi, louisiana, virginia. this is video taken sent to us from the weather channel. just incredible stuff. obviously some time lapse footage there. >> wow. >> look at those pictures. pretty cool. lucky folks got to see that. bill, thanks so much. coming up, stocks fly on wall street. wheeling and dealing. and the one place where you can always get a mcrib sandwich any time you want. the early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, we'll tell you about your chance to live like a cast member on jersey shore. that is, if you want to. >> i do, i do. >> no you don't.

utah mountains. thunderstorms, northern rockies. showers to southern colorado.rlike from minnesota done to texas. >> 87, dallas. 82 in minneapolis. 70 here in new york. 80 in atlanta. 86 in miami. phoenix gets up to 85. salt lake city, 72. >> so let's say you forgot something unyour car, we have all done it, you had to run back out to get it and you were greeted by these two just kind of hanging out unyour front yard. >> hello, mister. well just a couple big old mountain lions sitting around in front of a house in sierra madre, california. police say they both weighed between 180 and 200 pounds. ooh, >> when i stay in the house. they were there 15 minutes before some unlucky cops basically chased them back into the surrounding hills. a tough night on the job for those cops. >> beautiful beasts aren't they. not what you want to see in your front yard. >> beautiful when they're in the mountains not backyard by the grill. all right, more "world news now" coming up after the break. ♪ captain. unidentified object. it's a cascade complete pac. the best of cascade powd

utah mountains. thunderstorms, northern rockies. showers to southern colorado. days later she has 125,000 strangers lending their voices to a growing chorus of outrage. president obama telling george stephanopoulos -- >> you are going to see a bunch of the banks who say to themselves this is not good business practice. >> reporter: the outrage is exploding on twitter and facebook where we asked and facebook where we asked people how they're reacting. michael becerra, wrote, i just left and i had a premium account. i just find the idea outrageous. >> on twitter, b of a lost their mind with this fee. they clearly must have forgotten they're not a monopoly. that rage could be turning into action. the bank's home page has been faltering since friday of last week. >> it is almost certain that this is actually a deliberate attack given the timing, probably in protest to their announcement increasing the debit card charges. >> bank of america tells abc news it hasn't been hacked. the company refused an on-camera interview but said there has been no privacy breach to th

utah and wyoming. and much-needed thunderstorms in texas, new mexico and southern colorado. unseasonably warm in the middle of the country. >> 80s from kansas city and dallas. 85 in new orleans. 75 in baltimore. and 70 here in new york. phoenix climbs to 85. and salt lake city, 72. just 57 in seattle. and 63 in boise. >>> and coming up, four words that madoff victims have been waiting for. the check is in the mail. >> words we all love. >>> and this morning also, the desperate search for a missing baby, taken from her crib in the middle of the night. >> so devastating. >>> this wasn't the announcement techies had expected. but apple may have just shown us the future. your phone as a personal assistant. >>> welcome back, everyone. there is both bloom and hope from the nation's top banker. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says the economic recovery is, quote, close to faltering because poor job growth is pushing down consumer confidence. but he told congress the fed is ready to take further steps. and that helped turn around wall street yesterday. >>> on wall street, the

built to and from las vegas, making the city more accessible to northern nevada, southern california, arizona, and utah. chamber leaders advocated for the building ever hoover dam, this modern marvel still operates today creating electricity for millions of homes and businesses, drawing millions of tourists for recreational opportunities at lake meade, and creating thousands of jobs for the region. chamber leaders were early supporters of the aviation industry in las vegas, being the first -- creating the first air field to las vegas in the 1920's, establishing the -- mccarrion air force location. later the chamber worked to secure financing for a modern airport built in 1960. these early leaders recognized the need for air travel to keep las vegas accessible, competitive, and relevant and their sport led to mccarran airport growing to mcone of the busiest airports in our nation. the las vegas chamber of commerce was instrumental in creating the modern method of promoting las vegas through the initiation of the live wire fund. created in 1944, the live wire fund eventually led to creative marketing cam

ambassador to china and utah governor spoke at southern new hampshire university. the event was hosted by the world affairs council of new hampshire. this is about an hour. >> good morning. i am the director of the world affairs council. we are pleased you are joining us for foreign policy conversations with the candidates. our mission as a non-profit, non-partisan organization is to promote understanding of world affairs. that goal is never more critical than in a presidential primary. in the last midterm election, less than 10% of americans reported considering foreign policy when voting, despite the fact that domestic issues are linked with world affairs. it is now our national initiative of the world affairs council to engage america in the most pressing daschle security issues facing our country. here at the world affairs council of new hampshire we hope that by offering a platform for the public to discuss foreign policy, voters will be better educated on how local issues affect their lives heading to the ballot box next year. to find out more about our local

. >> shoppers at a southern california target took part in the great shake out. and this year expanded to oregon, nevada and utah. >> turned out to be a right day to stage the shakeout. >> let's turn to michelle bachmann, a featured guest at the common wealth club. >> and mark matthews joins with us more. >> the minnesota congress woman sold out the club, critical of the president she doesn't like the occupy movement and thinks building a fence along the mexican border would be a good investment. >> thank you for that lovely introduction. >> a friendly audience greeted michelle bachmann, commenting on the death of muammar gaddafi. >> it's my hope that gaddafi's reign of terror will be replaced with a government that respects its people. in libya. >> she added she never supported the nato mission and will not take back considerate six of president obama going in. >> i would not put our united states military, our brave men and women in harm's way unless there is a clear national american interest. that is not done in libya. >> she considers iran to be the biggest threat to the united states but most of what she t

southern california next weekend. after losing three straight pac 12 games, the bears took out their frustrations on one of the new members of the conference, utahmakeshift home, at&t park. after a scoreless 1st quarter, swarming in from 5 yards out. the bears in 7-0. the defense made a statement with the utah driving. haines is picked off from hendrick. the nice return before he is tripped up. he may have take tennessee back all the way. the bears have time? it was zach mainer to jones. jones with 30 yards, going to the utah-12. >> and then he goes to his favorite target, his brother. kenan allen. they have the lead at the half. it was 27-0 after 3. in the 4th quarter, the defense flexing its muscles again. josh hill picking off hayes. going all the way back for the score. the long day forhill that was intercepted three times. the bears have the lead and win 34-10. the first conference games of the season. the bears are 4-3 overall. winning conference games has been no problem for oregon despite the fact that james didn't play in colorado, the buffaloes may be rethinking their move. going back 32 yards for the score, and the ducks limit colorad

utah gov. spoke at southern new hampshire university. the event was hosted by doe council of new hampshire. from c-span is "road to the white house," this is about an hour. >> good morning, everyone. i am the director of the world affairs council of new hampshire is. we are so pleased that you are joining us for all foreign policy conversation with candidates to date. our mission is a non profit, non-partisan organization is to promote organ that -- understanding around the united states, never more critical than in a presidential primary year. and last midterm election, less than 10% of americans reported considering foreign-policy when voting, despite the legal world affairs. it is a national inevitable the world of their councils of america to engage america and the most pressing national security issues facing our country. here the world affairs council of you have served -- a new venture, we hope that by offering this discussion, voters will be better educated on how global issues affect their lives, heading to the ballot box-year period to find out more about a local programming, visi

utah mountains. heavy rain, seattle to l.a. across the northern rockies. showers for west texas, new mexico, southern colorado. heating of in the middle of the country. 81, omaha. 82, twin cities. 70s in chicago and detroit. 80s from atlanta to dallas. 50s in the pacific northwest. sacramento, 67, fine tiphoenix . >> many of us first heard of kristin cavallari after her hit series "the hills" on mtv. >> she can head back into the hills after being ousted on "dancing with the stars" the dismall sal after cavallari and her partner earned their highest skoufrz sa scores of the season. >> cavallari was kicked out. see the look of shock right there t chaz bono was in last place, but saved by the viewer votes. kristin was pretty decent. she got good scores. >> 24 out of 30. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i have to comment on chaz's partner's costume. pretty amazing stuff there. >> no comment. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great

southern california, as well. some of this is bringing with it a decent amount of rain and snow above the 6,000 foot mark and winter storm warnings that are now issued for parts of colorado and utahnd as mentioned the warm, dry winds across the midsection of the country, potential for seeing a fire threat there today. the fire in texas kind of reignited yesterday, but a lot of resources left over from the original fire where they're able to get a decent handle on it there. by the way, the cool air will be filtering in across the northeast. temperatures tomorrow in the 20s and 30s. we take you to southern california. sierra madra where these two felines were found in somebody's back yard. how would you like to wake up to that in the middle of the night and see these two 180 pounders staring right at you. >> i would not like that. >> they're cool looking cats. that's for sure. >> cool cats. >> they can be dangerous. police came and shooed them back up the mountain where they belong. >> shooed them, not shoot them. >> shooed them. >> we'll see you tomorrow, guys. >> bye, rob. >>> now is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. could occupy wall street be the da

utah governor and u.s. ambassador to china will give a fortune policy speech to the world affairs council of new hampshire. our live coverage from southern new hampshire university begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern. at 5:30 p.m. eastern we will be in new hampshire for a town hall meeting with mitt romney. both events will be available live on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> c-span radio is another way to keep up with politics and public affairs. offering a mix of the most relevant events from the three c-span television networks. some exclusives like the re-air of the sunday news programs from the major networks. if you are in washington, d.c. listen to us at 90.1 fm, channel 119 and iphone and black berry apps. c-span radio, another public ervice karate e ed -- created y the nation's cable industry and now in our 15thier. >> this week on "q&a," former supreme court justice john paul stevens looks back on his 34.5 years on the court and speaks about his new book. about his new book. >>