vail, colorado, is now in the grip of a bear epidemic.ore than 50 calls about bears in the past month alone. >> there's a bear in my house. there's a bear in my house. >> in your house? >> yes. >> reporter: just down the road, melissa carol has come face-to-face with bears in her home. >> seeing one right like that, you know, in your house is just -- it took me a long time to calm down. >> reporter: not just once this year. but five different times. these are his claw marks. >> yeah, they are. >> reporter: this bear family was caught snooping around a neighborhood near denver. and with fall coming, it's about to get worse. bears are starting to bulk up for a long winter hibernation. appetites in overdrive. >> they're looking at trying to consume 20,000 calories a day. they will spend 20 of 24 hours foraging and looking for food. >> reporter: this wave of bruin break-ins can be blamed on severe drought. the craving for calories send bears hunting for people food. everything from peanut butter to pizza. this one pried open a california cand

while we're talking about vacation stocks, ski resort owner vail resorts climbed to a multi-year highup 8.2%. it lost less money than feared, but sales of lift tickets for the upcoming ski season are up 21% compared to last year at this time. research in motion is in a pitched battle with the iphone and android phones, and it's been losing. but the company announced a surprise jump in subscribers for its blackberry service. volume was heavy, with the stock up 4.7%. but the stock remains a fraction what it was a year ago. on thursday, the firm is scheduled to report its latest quarterly results. four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were down. the s&p 500 volatility note was up 7.9%. it tends to move in an opposite direction than the index. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: one gauge of economic activity is a simple wall socket. an economy that is humming along is powered by electricity, and much of that power comes from coal. we spoke with greg boyce, chairman and c.e.o. at coal miner peabody energy about the demand for coal and what that demand say

yont vail 42. i haven't dug deep into marin county temps but i will. 50s for many. low to mid still a little bit of a sea breeze nothing too strong. the row giving us a cool down. finally decided to pack its bags and move north. that allows high pressure to build in for two days. it will also drop on us by late sunday. which means it will cool down and pick up the wind. until then 60s and 70s and 80s. fall officially begins tomorrow and then we'll have cooler breezy weather sunday and monday. pam and dave. >>> honda is setting high sales goals for the coming four years. japan's second largest car maker plans to sell at least six million trucks and cars in the 2016 model year. that is almost twice the current sells level. increasing the popularity of the sub compact fifth is a part of meeting that crow gal sales goal. americans are regaining what they lost. the federal reserve says the average american household is within 5% of levels before the great recession. the biggest gains have gone to people who continue to invest in stocks and manage to keep their homes. the

the fruit vail presbyterian church was founded no 1889 for farming families to worship. >> in another part of oakland, the annual pride festival served up food, entertainment, and a dose of self-esteem. the corners of 19th and. >> frances: streets were alive with people, the aroma of food and music. the festival -- the organizers say they're excited to funding the first lgbt community center in the city. >> in the netherlands, a flaming display of pride by people with unique hair. the event was the annual redhead festival. 1400 redheads from 52 countries got together to celebrate their uniqueness. only between 1 and 2% of the world's population has red hair. one visitor said it felt weird not to stand out in the crowd but that it felt good, too. >>> we have a very unique redhead here, too. >> i'm a redhead, yeah, but of course, chemicals are involved along the way, too. always been a redhead. >> mike: revealed the secret. >> leigh: she may be having the sun screen on today because she was at the swimming pool. boy did we heat up. rogue low clouds and fog from the high definition mt. t

vail, colorado, is now in the grip of a bear epidemic.than 50 calls about bears in the past month alone. >> there is a bear in my house. there's a bear in my house. >> in your house? >> yes. >> reporter: melissa carol has come face to face with bears in her home. >> seeing one right like that. you know, in your house, is, just, took me a long time to calm down. >> reporter: not just once this year, but five different times. these are his claw marks? >> yeah. >> reporter: this bear family was caught snooping around a neighborhood near denver. with fall coming, it's about to get worse. bears are starting to bulk up for long winter hibernation. appetites are in overdrive. >> they're looking at trying to consume 20,000 calories a day. they will spend 20 of 24 hours foraging and looking for food. >> reporter: this wave of break-ins can partly be blamed on severe drought. without rain, natural food are scarce, and the craving for calories sends bears hunting for people food. everything from peanut butter to pizza. this one pried open a colorado

san jose pretty warm, 87 degrees. 82 in sunny vail on the peninsula you are looking at mild conspiracy. why for redwood city. palo alto, 62 on the coast and pacifica. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. sunset district blue sky at times 63 degrees and in the north bay you will see 61 at bodega bay. up to 88 santa rose. 80 vallejo. east bay it's all in the 70's. 79 in fremont. 75 for new oakland. temperatures running very close to todayl in 90's in livermore. 88 for danville. monterey bay fog right here around monterey63 degrees. 87 morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures like today for your tuesday but warmer pat he were wednesday thursday friday we see low to mid 90's inland. i would call that beach weather. slightly cooler coast saturday then all areas will drop-off we head into sunday but we are still looking at beautiful weather even over the wean. 4:30 with updates on the with beings. >> all right. up next one mistake are should never make at a wedding. >> reminder about afternoon line up gap today. now ears hour earlier instead of 1 or 2. jeopardy at 2:30 and katie m

we are developing three projects here, including 8 octavia, which will fulfill the market vail of the octavia plan and revitalize the neighborhood after the removal of the central freeway. our offices are located in the neighborhood in haight valley, close to three. our project manager craig hamburg lives in the neighborhood and led the 128-unit development. as ken rich articulated earlier our project in octavia began in 2007 when mayor's office of cousing sponsored a design competition to promote high-quality housing along octavia. stanley won the competition with an innovative and striking design. in 2011 we acquired the interest and have worked closely with mayor, housing and planning and community to define the design and create an outstanding mixed-use project that will serve as a vibrant gateway to the market octavia neighborhood. this will bring numerous benefits to the neighborhood and fulfill the vision of the market octavia plan. please indulge me as i go through some of the more significant benefits. i will take a site which has attracted crime and vandalism and transform i

san jose pretty warm, 87 degrees. 82 in sunny vail on the peninsula you are looking at mild conspiracy. why for redwood city. palo alto, 62 on the coast and pacifica. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. sunset district blue sky at times 63 degrees and in the north bay you will see 61 at bodega bay. up to 88 santa rose. 80 vallejo. east bay it's all in the 70's. 79 in fremont. 75 for new oakland. temperatures running very close to today's level in the inland valley. 90's in livermore. 88 for danville. monterey bay fog right here around monterey 63 degrees. 87 morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures like today for your tuesday but warmer pat he were wednesday thursday friday we see low to mid 90's inland. i would call that beach weather. slightly cooler coast saturday then all areas will drop-off we head into sunday but we are still looking at beautiful weather even over the wean. 4:30 with updates on the with beings. >> all right. up next one mistake are should never make at a wedding. >> reminder about afternoon line up gap today. now ears hour earlier instead of 1 or 2. j

september 6th, 1995, 17 years ago, to the date cal ripken's living legend statue will be you can vailed for fans here -- unveiled for fans here at the ballpark. a game against the california angels here at the yard where cal set the record of 2131. not official until the 5th inning. that's a rule in major league baseball just because you start you have to play a little bit before it's an official game. at that point a 22 minute standing ovation by fans for cal ripken jr. becoming baseball's all time leading consecutive games champion for the game a record never to be broken. now, an interesting thing to that megan when you consider what he did. he kept playing and went on to 2632. that record he willfully took himself out of the lineup in 1998 breaking the streak at 6,232 games and tonight o's fans are going to come out around 5:00 to honor the ironman as his living legend statue is unveiled for all to see. >> 1995 was cal's record- setting year. '96 and '97 were the playoff years at camden yards and you know here we are 15 years later and hopefully on the cusp of another playoff season

vail, colorado, is now in the grip of a bear epidemic. more than 50 calls about bears.onth alone. >> there's a bear in my house! there's a bear in my house! >> in your house? >> yes! >> reporter: just down the road, melissa carroll has come face to face with bears in her home. >> seeing one right like that is, just, it took me a long time to calm down. >> reporter: not just once this year, but five different times. >> these are his claw marks. >> yeah, they are. >> reporter: this bear family was caught snooping around a neighborhood near denver, and with fall coming, it's about to get worse. bears are starting to bulk up for a long winter hibernation, appetites are in overdrive. >> they're looking at trying to consume 20,000 calories a day. they will spend 20 of 24 hours a day looking for food. >> reporter: this wave of bruin break-ins can partly be blamed on severe drought. without rain, natural foods are scarce and the craving for calories sends bears hunting for people nood, everything from peanut butt tore pizza. this one pride over a colorado candy store. >> genera

san jose pretty warm, 87 degrees. 82 sunny va sunny vail on the peninsula you are looking at mild conspiracylto, 62 on the coast and pacifica. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. sunset district blue sky at times 63 degrees and in the north bay you will see 61 at bodega bay. up to 88 santa rose. 80 vallejo. east bay it's all in the 70's. 79 in fremont. 75 for new oakland. temperatures running very close to today's level in the inland valley. 90's in livermore. 88 for danville. monterey bay fog right here around monterey 63 degrees. 87 morgan hill. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperatures like today for your tuesday but warmer pat he were wednesday thursday friday we see low to mid 90's inland. i would call that beach weather. slightly coole saturday coast saturday then all areas will drop-off we head into sunday but we are still looking at beautiful weather even over the wean. 4:30 with updates on the with beings. >> all right. up next one mistake are should never make at a wedding. >> reminder about afternoon line up gap today. now ears hour earlier instead of 1 or 2. jeopardy at 2:30 and ka

there is a counter vailing force here.ot of people are flat going into the close of the year. 1400 is where a lot of people have their price targets. >> there's not a lot of long term commitment in this market, cash levels, lounge does that stay like this, or is this a trader's market? >> there's a lot of dead money out there too. you look at the junk bonds, that is sort of another indicator and that money has to start going some place else pretty soon. this could be a real quick snap back. you make a great point. it's a five minute market. things can change like that. >> very headline driven, but you have to put money to work somewhere, where do you put it. >> i think if anybody will have corporate gains, it will be apple. but i'm not somebody that's getting out of my positions, but i don't know that i'm building a lot of new positions either. i'm protecting what i have. >> carol, you don't see profits going up hooert, do you? >> no, i agree. i think multiple expansion is the only way you get a driver in this market. >> i

, also at 1200 in a three-way tie with mcelroy and ryan moore, all one shot behind the leader veal vail sing. we would be remind if we didn't tau college. maryland taking on temple. i'm not a bedding man, but i do tend to look at the lines. savannah state, a 70 1/2 point underdog. >> i've never heard of anything like that. >> injures a wee bit of a mismatch. maybe because they lost 84-0 last week. vegas knows what they're doing. 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 this president can tell us it was someone else's fault. but this president cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office. [ female announcer ] here in virginia, we're not better off under president obama. his defense cuts threaten over one hundred thirty thousand jobs, lowering home values, putting families at risk. the romney plan? tax cuts for middle class families. north american energy independence. create over three hundred forty thousand new jobs for virginia. [ rom

for durbin to pretend it's not and to mention harry trueman who recognizes vailed 65 years ago showsefense and panicked they are on this one important issue. >> bret: quickly, "god" was mentioned once in 2008 democratic platform. taken out this time. a lot of people don't read platforms anymore. it raises eyebrows even among democrats. >> platform don't tell you what will happen. but if you compare today of what used to be pro claimed you know something is changing in the party. this is one place that obama led from in front and not from behind. moving the party. that is extremely politically significant. >> charles, as always, thank you. we'll have you back throughout the rest of the convention. more numbers to talk about whether you're better now than four years ago. we discuss that and the start for the convention with the fox all-stars after the break. >>> i will be held accountable. i've got four years. that is right. a year from now, folks will see that we're starting to make progress. but this there is still going to be pain out there. if i don't have it done in three years it

to essentially issue vailed apoll is disgraceful. >> bret: juan, the u.s.ya was attacked there this afternoon as well. >> correct. again, what strikes me here is a big difference. listening to charles "go to hell." you know, ambassador krauthammer, boy, you know, we would stir the wars and the anger in the islamic community for what? it's simple say hey, listen, we understand this may have been offensive to some muslims. that is not by any way backing down or an act of somehow cowardess on part of the government. >> we apologize for every statement that we made? >> we shouldn't apologize but clearly when you are involved, if we saw muslims attacking christians, we would say something is wrong. we have said something is wrong. we are saying there is no intent to be offensive and thans is not official u.s. government issue. this didn't come from government. >> bret: jonah? >> i think statement is fine if it came out on september 10 and condemn nation of this vid -- condemnation of this video. let it be known this is what happened, we don't approve of this. if

many people call it vale like jerry vail. give me a break. the charitable trust owns some. iron ore has been down. the stock rallied awe lock with others because people believe the chinese are starting to stimulate. i think vale down for the year can go up for a long time before it gets expensive. ben in texas. ben. >> caller: hey, jim. student in college station. curious about your take on the november election's effect on the 2013 investment income tax rate and the financial impact on markets, especially with regard to high dividend paying stocks. what do you think, jim? >> matters who gets the house. if the democrats have a big sweep, you will wish you sold more stocks this year because your tax rate is going up and you have to figure the after tax matters on stocks unless you own them in a retirement account. otherwise, look. i never like to do this. as uh say in "real money" don't do things for the tax man. if you have a company that's good, hold on to it even as you may not be able to get a good rate when you go to sell. maybe you shouldn't sell at all because the sto

stands to reason it doesn't stand politically, but stands to reason, okay, if you make food stamps vail, if you make any benefit you want more adequate, it helps more white people than people of color. okay. full stop on that. other side of it is 27% poverty, african-american, latino, native american 10% white poverty. it's a picture that we know except we don't talk about it very much. i always say that the most dangerous place in america is the intersection between race and poverty. you might have some other nominees, but it's a pretty dangerous place to be. we need -- we need to have that conversation, the civil rights issue of the 21st century are that, race and poverty, and, of course, education is, indeed, governor romney said it the other day, i had to look at the notes to see i had it right, and the criminal justice system because in addition to the discrimination that violates the law, job discrimination, discrimination in housing and housing finance and so on, we have what we all know in terms of the structural, institutional discrimination of how our schools ordinary reason a

. >>> a spirited debate in the art world over a papering up vail in europe.owners claim it is an earlier version of the mona lisa painted by leonardo da vinci. it is the famous style only a few years younger. they said 35 years of research and tests show it predates the known mona lisa by more than a decade. but some have doubts. >> i've seen the what they've produced and reviewed the evidence and my short reaction to it is come off it. >> we drew various horizontal lines right across the two images. you can see points of her hand were in exactly the same place in one as they were in the other. the vertical distances between her chin and her lips or the parting in her hair to the top of her head were in exactly the same place in both. >> yes, about you the oxford professor says no way. the painting has been in private hands since it was found in an english mansion in 1913. >>> okay. brace yourself. coming up at 11:00, stand-up comedian, sitcom star and now presidential candidate. roseanne barr brings her campaign to the bay area. fi they have some we have mor

if you can get an exclusive contract to train detroit and chicago on a particular vail road line, youble to maintain that line at a much cheaper cost and instead of having to use rose, having tedious bushwhacker the country. and by establishing this exclusive right-of-way railroads, they got very cheap telegraph service. the telegraph companies got the rights of way. by establishing those arrangements and usual contractual agreements that the courts are reluctant to challenge in congress was reluctant to challenge, although it did, by doing that he was able to get around the limitations that state lawmakers had placed on telegraph companies to the antenna not really telegraph us. and those laws had been enacted as a response to morris. so you have morris who fails because of the estate primetime monopoly luscombe is simply succeeds by ingeniously using the affair was to create the kind of monopolies the state has. >> are there any comparisons today for rice to at&t in broadband and cell towers et cetera? pasco here's the comparison that intrigues me. congress enacted a law opened up c

a vail of midand high level clouds moved in while you were sleeping last night. you will get. plenty of sunshine through this cloud deck, a lot of color out there. temperatures are on the chilly side, especially west of i-95. 52 as you get down towards warrant and culpepper. if you're driving south today along 81, or 85, there are rain drops waiting for you. sunny and cool this morning, a warm and pleasant day on the whole. clouds will continue to thicken as go through the remainder of the day, and i can't rule out a few sprinkles towards charlottesville. that story will begin to chance as we go through the day tomorrow. a mostly dry start on monday, but rain chances for monday, and a possibility of a stormy tuesday as well. all of that is just in a few more minutes. >> chuck, thanks. >>> this morning, the state department issued travel warnings for americans abroad. they're being told to leave unless they're essential government personnel. police have identified at least 50 suspects in the deadly attack on the u.s. concentrate late. he told nbc news that foreigners were invol

[applause] >>> next weekend on the national mall, the national book fest vailing will be taking placeponsored by the library of congress, and one of the exhibits at the library of congress tent will be booked that saved america. here's a little bit about that. >> well, there's a new exhibit at at library of congress called "books that saved america," booktv is taking a tour of that exhibit, and joining us is roberta schaver, a librarian at the library of congress. why do you call it "books that shaped america"? >> we call it that rather than changed america because we think books slowly have an impact on american society, and shaped seemed to be the better word to imply that kind of connotation. >> when you think of the word "shaped," what books come to mind? >> that's the great part about the exhibit, no one book is shaping america. so many books have had such a profound influence on american culture and society, and, indeed, the very essence of what america is that is would be impossible, and it really would be improper to pick one book from the 88 here. >> okay, there's 88 books. s

people who drive this way, driving the sunny vail and 101 is backed up which means that 237 will be terrible. that's your favorite word here. just leave the house early if you can. let's move to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for a delay. no problems on the bridge, it's just slow. i want to remind you that the dream force conference has blocked howard street. another day of that south of market area delayed or crowded. the best way to get there is public transit. now to steve. >>> some cold readings this morning. some fog thousand. forestville 3 #4 42 -- 42 and foggy. some of the cloud deck hasn't materialized for a few. brent reported 47 in east livermore. there's readings coming in on the chilly side. some very cool brisk lows as well. i don't think this pattern is changing any time soon. low responsible for it right there is beginning the make its move. it's going to play into the weather this weekend as well. september can be some of the warmest time of the year for the coast. it's not happening. they're warming up a bit but there's still low clouds around and wind. low 50s

park and fat sheriff from the movie answer the tv shows may make regularly to the thinly israelied -- vailshey cannot imagine the south as anything but the kind of place you best avoid if you're car breaks down, or if you're on a rafting trip with friends -- [laughter] [laughter] nothing good can happen? the south. [laughter] once that creepy kid with the guitar starts playing -- [laughter] it's all over. all bets are off. it's easy for liberals to characterize the south that way because so few of them ever actually go there unless it's to take a sneering ironic trip to grace land. if liberals did take a wrong turn and end up dr through the realh, the south i know they get a different and to them a disturbing picture of the modern american south. maybe that's what they need to do to understand the country they hate so much. it would be an surprise to discover it has major restaurants, research centers an top rated universities. they would imagine to see how up-to-date it is. they have dentists and cable tv. [laughter] if we could somehow just forcibly march the u ban smug lib railing throug

and said it was a vailed exercise of the tax code. >> i want to play with that well framed explanationa couple of ways. the first is there have been studies about the idea if you tell people to do something versus if you tell them you don't have to do it or if you don't it here is what will happen. in history this is the book some thinking racially or whatever irrationallal whatever it's called. he basically say they do this experiment and said, if you come late to get the kids from day care we charge you $15. at amount of people who don't come on time went way up. if they said you have to come, that normative statement was more powerful. if the law if you don't -- you have a mandate do you think the numbers would be different in terms of the impact is that a disimplet law? >> well, we always thought and i think if you look at the collection of characters, certainly who are omb, peter [inaudible] we always thought that creating a norm around having insurance that the socially responsible person if you don't have insurance and get sick and end numb emergency room or using regular care y

. >> certainly what i like to do is someone who invests to say, is there a counter vailing force andhat's what we saw last week with the fed. you're fighting the fed by selling stocks, except for the days when the company's stock $the funniest thing, norfolk was down yesterday and i thought some hedge fund, i have to take advantage of that because there won't be any data to destroy norfolk sutherland. and we have the chinese data, you have to be in stocks that are uneffected, conagra, or after they have been effected, i bet you that union pacific goes higher today. >> even though norfolk southern goes lower. >> the concern here in terms of the timing for the warning for norfolk southern is that they are talking about the month of august as well. and typically the last two weeks in august are very strong. there's the harvest that coincides with utility. stocking up on coal for the winter. all the seasonal things happening at the end of the last two weeks in august. this time around things seem to be a little different. the cold stockpile is not going to grow. they have high inventorie

these officer vails reports were inaccurate. these were all flags. none of which were acted upon.so many flags in this case. these reports did not present the facts about the character in real, he was barely a competent psychiatrist. his really radical views alarmed his colleagues. it is a man who was to counsel our soldier coming back from the field of battle. in the case, both the fbi and dodd had important pieces to the puzzle that it put together maybe just could have possibly saved the lives of twelve soldiers and one civilian. i want to personally express my sympathy to those impacted by the terrorist attack at fort hood. we should treat those who died and wounded as a brave americans and award each of them a purple heart medal. when i spoke with the victim's family at the fort hood memorial service. i saw firsthand the outrage and loss they felt. and i wanted to help them find the answer. i want the answers to serve as a [inaudible] to affect change and improve the intelligence community as a whole so we can stop the attack before they occur. we have had great successes. we

jackson lee, on which the noes ve pre-vailed by voice volt. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 8 printed in house report 112-680, offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 164, the nays are 247. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 9 printed in house report 112-680, by the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley, on which further proceedings

speaker boehner does have a different caucus, whatever happens, the senate happens, the people know the vail set of options. there is thought they can do a patch and go on, but it's hard. >> yeah, there are people, i honestly believe and off the record conversations with people in both parties who, on some level, think sequester is the only way it's going to get done, that the differences are so stark, you know, tom coburn makes the case, republican, very conservative on spending. i mean, he makes the case that if, you know, left with a choice of not saving $1.2 trillion or going the sequester, he says, i'll take the sequester. there are people in the tea party who also believe the same thing. >> there are, the senator has done some really in-depth work and detailed work over the numbers. he is representative more than just senator coburn with his true commitment to budget savings. how much to cut? there's debates about that. about 94 billion has to be cut from the discretionary spending, a nice inside the beltway term. i translate that into the operating expenses for the government. the man