it happened in a remote mountain range in a remote area between anchorage and fairbanks. seven teenagers were taking part in a survival skills course when the grizzly, who was with her cub, attacked. fortunately they had learned what to do in an encounter with a bear. as you can see in these photos from one of their drills they did everything right. but the bear attacked, injuring four boys, two seriously. >> you know, they were crossing a stream and they came across the bear. it -- it's not known for sure why the bear attacked. but whenever there's a -- there's a sow with a cub it's always a dangerous situation. >> they scattered and the bear started going after a bunch of the kids in the group. and it, you know, got him and knocked him down. bit him. >> john gottsegen's son sam was one of two teens taken by a specially equipped helicopter to a hospital in anchorage. others were taken to a hospital closer by where they were treated and released. >>> now we turn to norway where the man arrested in friday's mass murder will be arraigned later this m mning for killing at le

north of anchorage. he was third in the line of 7 hiker's walking trail when they came across a grizzly bear. state troopers believe that the bear was protecting a cub. victor sustained a bite wound above his ankles. he kicked the bear in the face. another victim, a colorado teenager who is in an anchorage hospital said that he did not think he would survive the attack. >> the first person went around the corner and yelled bear, then they started running backwards. i will to behind the end of the bear was running after me. i started running down the hill and it tackled me on the way down. it was running between four of us. i thought that i was going to die. i was so scared. >> this means activated an emergency locator beacon that alert alaska state police to their location. they're on a 30 day wilderness education course. >> i am following the latest out of norway after last week's massacre. president obama is visiting the norwegian embassy right now to pay his respects in the wake of the oslo attacks. t

mystery and adventure following the story of the 39 steps at the anchorage community theater. that's your pacific event of the day list. >>> now here's your early look at headlines in entertainment. at the box office this weekend if there is anyone who can take down "harry potter," perhaps it it's "captain america." starring chris evans "captain america" reportedly cost $150 million to make. its studio also plans on long run franchise films. to start off on the right foot and beat "harry potter", it needs to earn at least $50 million this weekend. >>> also open, the non-potter audience, another recent run of r-rated comedies "friends with benefits." co-stars justin timberlake and mila kunis have been out there selling it pretty hard, and it could take in over $20 million. finally, lindsay lohan was sued for assault and battery by the betty ford worker she had a run-in with last december, but that's not all. her probation judge warned her to do more community service and enroll in counseling or else, and this judge was no nonsense saying, "i don't want to hear, oh, i couldn't d

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in the back of the shares deputy's car that teenagers were attacked while crossing just north of anchorage alaska >> victor martin told his cousin he was third in line of seven hiking when they came across the grizzly bear. alaska state troopers said at they believe she was with a couplub. >> the bear bit in the stomach and he started kicking him as hard as he could >> to hikers in the front of the line at work at that first suffered the worst injuries victor had a bite wound above the ankle the other team had met on should long it was a 38 educational course. victor is on his way back home to richmond it does not regret taking the course. >> the latest on the bryan stowe oil investigation when we return we'll be right back. >> >> two men suspected of beating bryan stowe have been connected to other beatings outside of the stadium the same days the was being they attacked another fan that was in giants gear. >> reports reveal investigators have photos taken here at dodger stadium placing the two suspects at the game they of also shown as cell from our records. this is their first photograp

the bear attacked several campers near anchorage. mr. martin was part of a group of teenagers on part of the leadership school hike pretty he was bitten about his ankle and his grandmother said he kicked the fairway and hoped the critically injured fellow hikers. >> they had a bear. he is need to pray for him indicated. >> three were seriously injured teens are hospitalized. a on the other hikers say they do not see a cop -- the young hikers say they do not see a cub. >>> as janine de la vega reports come at this development comes on the heels of another video shooting last night. >> reporter: police surrounded the stripmall. employees who work you were scared been identified. >> we were getting ready to leave. we heard gunshots and we did not see anything. >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine who is responsible to look into the us what is that is linked to a shooting of catherine fisher and the shooting of hugo chavez treated in a news conference the police chief announced that 21 christian fuentes, 19-year- old jaime card

the teenagers were crossing their river a hundred miles north of anchorage alaska he was third in lineen ichors and they came across a grizzly bear. victor sustained of bite wound on his ankle perr www.snowbomb. a look behind me and i the bear was the hymie it was running between the four of us i was so scared >> said teens' activated i locater beacon to let rescuers' nowhere their location was buried >> they have exactly seven days otherwise the government will not be able to borrow money to pay their bills. house speaker john boehner response to the president's address upset that president barack obama has been no help with the issue he said he will not take yes for an answer there are two plans being voted on right now one is by harry reid. john boehner span calls for basically the same cuts but it's done in two steps into separate votes. >> just last fall americans were feeling good about their financial situation but the new pulse of shows have the nation have stressed from debt this is up from november. >> >> the market is open 6 minutes ago and the dow is down 50 points everyone

if you're watching us in anchorage, alaska, follow the trails of fortune hunters who headed north for the gold rush. that's your event of the day. >>> time for an rly look at the morning's headlines in entertainment. in just two weeks, the big budget action film "transformers: dark of the moon" has skyrocketed to box office history. while taking top spot this weekend, as expected with $47 million, the blockbuster sequel became 2011's top hit with a total so far of $261 million. shooting past "the hangover: part 2" to first place on the year's domestic charts. debuting in second with $28 million was r-rated comedy with an all-star cast "horrible bosses" where three friends plot to kill their mean bosses, including jennifer aniston. opening in third, with $21 million was the family-funny "zookeeper" with kevin james as a zoo worker who gets romantic advice from the talking animals he tends to. and finally, some hollywood baby news to report. victoria beckham gave birth this weekend to her fourth child and first daughter, with husband and soccer star david beckham. and kate hudson and fi

they are now in the hospital in anchorage with life threatening injuries.n managed to call his family shortly after being rescued. >> he said the bear had chased him. he fell down and started kicking and all he could do is kick and pray. >> in all, seven teenage boys were mauled but so far all are alive after the attack, the teens helped each other by setting up camp and calling for help. the bear was likely trying to defend her cub. police are investigating a deadly shooting. it come as the department is trying to target crime hot spots during summer. christie smith is live in east palo alto. she joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. for more than an hour we've been watching investigators go back and forth from behind the building here gathering evidence. that's where someone opened fire on two men in a parking lot outside of a tacaria. the sixth shooting this year. what marks a troubling spike in violence. this time police say they have no suspect information on this latest shooting. it happened about 10:30 last night in the 1400 block of east ba

they were hiking about 120 miles north of anchorage. they say they came on a bear and her cub and she attacked. rescuers were called when they started a locater beakon. one of them is 18-year-old victor martin of richmond. he was treated and released but two of the teens had serious, life threatening injuries. two others are in serious condition and three sustained minor injuries. the group was at the end of a 30 day program that put their new skills to the test setting up a camp until help arrived giving aid to the injured. because of the location it took hours to get them them out. >>> as norway mourns the more than 90 lost new detail its about the alleged gunman. the american who may have inspired him. >> reporter: the 1500 page manifesto attempts to justify violence but one notices similarity to the writings of the unabomber. >> he just cut and pasted. it be lees like it's his work but it isn't. >> reporter: thousands turned out for memorial service sun. the royal family and leads wept for the victims. police continued to search for

i thought we'd take a pique eek alaska. 60s for anchorage and for fairbanks. sometimes alaska is a lot warmer. just not the case right now. portland, san francisco, once you get interior, much warmer. salt lake city 94. even tomorrow the interior west will be a lot warmer. if you're watching us on khnl watch sea creatures capture their meals at a special feeding. marine munchies at the waikiki aquarium. >> like a mini-nemo. we know all about that. now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. this weekend in theaters, the harry potter film franchise said good-bye to its fans and hello to the record books. "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2" took in over $168 million, beating the previous best opening weekend record of $158 million held by 2008's "the dark knight." it also set the record for best opening day with $92 million. and best midnight show debut with $43.5 million. overseas the film earned $307 million since opening day wednesday. the best international debut ever, including record openings in england and australia. "transfo

a man from anchorage. i'm a longtime alaskan, father of two, iraq war veteran, small business owner and my small business provides engineers and managers to the oil and gas industry in alaska. i'm a registered independent, but i am conservative. in regards to the budgetary issues. as a small business owner, i would never jeopardize the well-being of my family, my employees and kphaoeu phao*eu kphraoeupbts -- and my clients with regard to business transactions. all would walk away feeling they got a fair deal. i fully expect an increase in my taxes and i'm okay in order to continue to support our country. another one, actually someone who i know well who owns arctic wire and rope owned by eric mccollum. he won the alaskan manufacturer of the year in 1986, employs 14 employees. he is important to our oil and gas industry. fortunately, eric has no debt, but estherably concerned about the debt crisis -- but he is terribly concerned about the debt crisis. he is a small business owner. there will be far more imp

jeff ellis says he fell asleep on a flight from seattle to anchorage. when he woke up, he felt something in his sleeve and didn't think anything of it. and then it tickled his arm a second time and he grabbed it and realized it was a scorpion. and it stunning him -- stung him. >> i got a scorpion and it stung me. >> i didn't believe him at first and i saw it. he held the napkin up for me to see and i saw the tail wiggling. and i pretty much jumped out of my seat. >> i would have screamed my head off. it turns out doctors on the plane checked him out and medics on the ground took over once they landed. we heard from them so he is doing okay. he has been given 4,000 frequent flyer mires and two free -- flyer miles and two free round at this . tickets. >> what? >> hopefully not to arizona. >> there's one thing you would have screamed tf it was a scorpion. what -- if it was a scorpion. what would you have done if it was a rat. >> i would have been looking for the emergency doors. he knows how i feels about row dents. >>> let's check the weather with justin.

it happened in a town 120 miles north of anchorage.he 18-year-old richmond student was participating in a survival course by the national outdoor leadership school. and tonight we spoke to his family. the richmond native had never been camping a day in his life before joining a month-long survival course in the alaska an wilderness. his family was shocked when he called and explained he was attacked by a giant grizzly bear. >> he said the size of my grandma's lexus. >> they said the bear mauled two students and then turned and began chasing him. >> he said that when he saw the bear he ran, and then he looked back and then he fell and saw the bear and the bear got on him, and then he started kicking the bear. he kicked it in the nose. >> the bear ran off, but not before biting him several times in the ankles and feet. two of the several students were badly mauled and victor was forced to use his survival skills as they waited eight hours for help. it was the 24th day of a 30-day course and instructors left them to survive as part of the

the weekend on saturday night, as a group of seven students were hiking about 120 miles north of anchorage. the mother bear was apparently surprised as the teens were crossing a river. two were mauled and are in serious condition this afternoon. the teens apparently used their survival training to make a bandage out of a garbage bag to save their lives. the parents of one of the teens said it could have been a whole lot worse. >> another boy came up and started kicking the bear. to help fight the bear off. and the bear then went away. so i don't know who that was, but i'm extremely grateful for that person. >> well, that teen from richmond, 18-year-old victor martin, was treated for minor injuries at the hospital. he has been released. he was taking part in a 30-day back country course, conducted by the national outdoor leadership school. >>> today, the man who has admitted to killing at least 76 people in norway told authorities that he expects to spend the rest of his life in prison. the court ordered him to be held for eight weeks. the first four in isolation. and as randall pinkston te

they were hiking in the wilderness area about 120 miles north of anchorage as part of the outloor leadership program. the -- outdoor leadership program. the hiker reportedly came upon a mother brown bear and her cub and she attacked. one of the injured is victor martin of richmond. two of the teens suffered serious life-threatening injuries and two others are in serious condition and three sustained minor injuries. >>> as norway mourns the more than 90 lives lost in friday's terror attacks, new details tonight about the possible motive. randall pinkston has the story. >> reporter: his 15 page manifesto attempts to justify violence to achieve his political goals, but an expert noticed a similarity to the writings of convicted unabomber ted kaczynski. >> he doesn't make any references to the unabomber. it's not really his own writing. >> reporter: thousands turned out for memorial services sunday. norway's royal family and government leaders wept for the victims. police continued the search for bodies of young people gunned down at a labor party retreat off the coast of the island. >> it's a w

they are still in the hospital in anchorage. >>> a bear in north lake take who was shot and killed after wondering into a supermarket parking lot sunday at incline village. nevada wildlife officials say the 350-pound bear walked up to people sitting at an outdoor cafe. a wildlife crew captured and killed the bear. they say this is the third time that this bear had to be captured by wildlife workers. >>> a woman was shot in north beach last night as she was walking home. that happened just before 10:00 last night on francisco street between mason and taylor. officers say the woman was walking home when she heard a rapid succession of gunfire. then she realized she was shot in the back. the woman went to san francisco general hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. san francisco police do not believe that she was the intended target. >>> san francisco police are calling the death of a man last night suspicious. officers went to a home on prospect avenue at about 6:30 yesterday evening. investigators examined the area before taking away the body a few hours later. >>> well, for the fir

other teens were walking single file across a river when the bear attacked in the mountains north of anchorage. the bear bit martin on the ankle. the teen's sense of humor still intact. >> oh, yeah, i looked at him. i kicked him dead up in his face right in the middle. kicked him. we was done after that k.o., you don't mess with me. don't play that. >> all joking aside he is very lucky to be alive. all seven teens were injured by the bear. two are still in the hospital in alaska with serious injuries. >> a stunning twist in the case of three boys charged with sexually assaulting two girls on a field trip. all three admit they attacked the girls in a redwood city park. two of the boys, 13 and 14, could get a maximum of eight years behind bars. the third boy who is 12 could get a year in jail for sexual battery. the boys admitted what they did yesterday. the day their trial was supposed to begin. two other boys are also charged in connection with the assault. >> nearly four months after bryan stow was beat sfwoon a coma police are looking for more giants fans who may have been attacked at dodger

it happened on an alaska earls flight from seattle to average -- airlines flight from seattle to anchorage. >> i thought it was a bug and i felt it crawling on my hand and looked up and said oh my god it's scorpion. >> it bit his arm and since he is was in the middle of the flight he had to wait until he landed to get eat checked out. even pear medics -- paramedics seemed freaked out. they had to google what to do after looking at the guy. he was okay. they think the scorpion stowed away after a stop in austin, texas, but get this alaska airlines so generous, two round trip tickets for his trouble and he he has 16,000 frequent flyer miles. that's one trip. >>> all right. stay with us this morning. what is your favorite fast-food chain? there's a list out and it may surprise you. >> mine is not on it. this one list of college with the steepest tuition hikes. we will tell you about that coming you. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. [ mr. clopper ] i don't talk to them as much as cindy does... good morning chickens! [ jim ] you know, that's our business so we wa

another project is the air traffic control tower in anchorage. now, people say, oh, it's just a tower, what does it matter? well, you know, the tower's old, it needs improvements. and here's why it's important. it's not only important for alaska, and, again, the people who would do that project, it's important for this country. we're the third busiest air cargo airport in the sense of cargo throughput in the world. we move products from around the world through anchorage that are produced around the world and produced in this country. if you're shipping something to europe or asia and you're west of the mississippi, the odds are you're coming through anchorage international airport. almost 700 wide-body jets fly through there every single week carrying cargo. the third busiest cargo throughput in the world. it's an economic engine. it's a job creator. i remember almost 25 years ago when the idea from two companies, a couple companies, fedex, u.p.s., said, geez, we'll look at anchorage maybe of our international hub because of its location. today

the recent incident was on an alaska airlines flight from seattle to anchorage. the scorpion was apparently a stowaway from texas. passenger jeff ellis was taking a nap at 30,000 feet but woke up to the burning sting of the scorpion on his arm. ouch. >> my tray table was down, i grabbed a napkin, picked that thing up and just held onto it, it was just like a natural reaction to grab it. >> that's one way to wake up from a nap. jeff has a mark on his arm but suffered no other ill effects. >>> now we want you to meet ethel learum of wisconsin. take a listen. ♪ can you believe this lady just turned 95 years old and not only plays the piano but also the organ and the accordion and now she is taking up the violin. pretty sweet. >>> this morning on "the early show," maria sharapova's amazing wimbledon comeback. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." what makes hershey's s'mores special? hershey's chocolate goodness, that brings people together. hershey's makes it a s'more. you make it special. pure hershey's. [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people

happened in the mountain range about 120 miles north of anchorage where the bear attack add group ofeenagers participating in survival program. allen wong is live in richmond tonight with the story you met with him he must be so relieved to be become home. >> yes. he was happy to be home. 18-year-old victor martin received a scholarship to the national out door leadership program. he had been growing up in richmond notorious iron triangle district and prior to this he had never even been camping. >> i was prepared for it. >>reporter: victor martin says the grizzly bear that attacked him in the alaskan wilderness was he norm us. >> easy. 8 to 9 feet, 900 pounds. >>reporter: stand up. >> once. it stood up looked at sobls and went and got them. >>reporter: victor nechblingts he took off running. it was terrifying. but prayer helps. >>reporter: the grizzly quickly closed the gap. victor fell down. bear began mauling his feet but victor landed one in a flurry of kick that may have saved his life. >> right in the middle. square right in the middle of the fac face. >>reporter: the bear ran

he said the group lined up for a river crossing in the mountains north of anchorage when they ran into the grisly. >> i looked at him. i kicked him dead up in his face, right in the middle. he was done right after that. done, k.o. you don't mess with me. >> a couple of other teenagers were in front of him and were attacked first. martin had the courage to fight off the bear and help the other campers. >> he fried to free throw them as long as he could. there were there for eight hours and he did the best he could. we're really proud of him. >> martin suffered a serious bite wound on his ankle but otherwise he's lucky to be alive. he said the hardest part was waiting for the helicopter to come and rescue the group. >> the whole time i'm worried if the bear comes back. >> he went on the trip to prepare for college and this is an experience he could have done without. >> not my time. i still got a lot to do and a lot to accomplish. this is not my time to go and i think that man up there agrees. >> martin's grandmother tells me tonight that she's going to get up bright and early tomorrow m

they are in the hospital in anchorage with life threatening injuries. martin managed to call his family in richmond shortly after being rescued. >> he said the bear had chased him, but he fell down and started kicking and all he could do is kick and pray. >> in all, seven boys were mauled, so far are all alive. the attack the teens helped each other by setting up a new camp, giving first aid and calling for help. rangers say the bear was likely trying to defend cubs. >> today we may finally see the faces of the men accused of brutally beating bryan stow at dodger stadium. 29-year-old louis sanchez and marvin norwood will be in court to answer charges of mayhem, assault and battery. police reportedly tracked down the pair by gathering receipts from ticket sales. the two jumped out as prime suspects because fans described them as being aggressive and belligerent during the game. stow is still in serious condition at sf general. we should point out, of course, l.a. police made these accusations against a different man before. >> four middle school boys exp

abbie boudreau, abc news, anchorage, alaska. >> wow, just like those teens a california man is also lucky to be alive after a wild confrontation left him hanging on for dear life. news cameras capapre him in stockton clinging to a car with his feet dragging along the street there but he eventually did manage to climb through the window uninjured. the man apparently thought his friend's stolen purse was inside that car. however, it all turned out to be a misunderstanding. no one was arrested. we all need friends like that, though. >> what a buddy. >>> those chilean miners trapped underground for two months are going to hollywood. they sold the rights to their story to mike medivoy producer of "black swan." they want the movie to emphasize faith, teamwork and respect. >>> nfl teams are set to do months' worth of business in just a few days now that a new ten-year labor deal is finally in place. players' rep as and one owner robert kraft exchanged hugs. team facilities will be buzzing today as players get physicals and receive their playbooks for the years and teams can start making trades a

. >> reporter: it happened saturday night about 120 miles north of anchorage. there were no instructors with the group, who told state troopers they were crossing a river single file when those at the front of the line screamed about a bear coming towards them. the two teenagers at the front got the worst of the assault. >> thankfully this was a group of kids that was prepared. they were out there in the field to certain survival skills, and they had been learning survival skills and heyed that good equipment with them. >> reporter: between 16 and 18, the boys followed protocol, setting up camp and taking care of each other until help arrived early sunday morning. martin was able to call his family in richmond shortly after being rescued. >> he was at the hospital. he was just telling me we need the pray for the other kids, because they weren't as fortunate as he was. >> reporter: two of the boys have life-threatening injuries. alaska state troopers say they are trying to locate both the mama bear and her cub, but so far have been unsuccessful. live at oakland

jeff ellis was asleep on an alaska flight june 17 going from seattle to anchorage when he woke up to a tingling sensation in his sleeve. i thought it was a little bug but then realized it was a scorpion. >> i raised my hand up and i was oh, my god that's a scorpion! and a tray table was down so i grabbed a napkin, picked that thing up and just held on to it like a natural reaction to grab it. >> he realized the scorpion had stung his elbow. two doctors on board said he would probably be fine -- probably. all he could do was wait 30 minutes until the plane landed to find out. not exactly clear of course how it get on board but the airline thinks it might have crawled on when the plane was in texas. >>> wow. can you imagine?! [ laughter ] >> you fall asleep, get bit by a scorpion on a plane of all places. >> check your shoes. >> i grew up in the mojave desert. spiders are different. they scare me. scorpions? nah. this is inland live our cbs 5 weather camera from inspiration way and dublin. looking out towards our very dry valley where the fire danger will increase this weekend as the t

participating in an outdoor leadership course when they were attacked saturday night 120 miles north of anchoragetwo were seriously injured. >> there was a sow bear, a mother bear, with a cub and i guess they just came across this bear, sort of startled it. he was in the back. and the kid that was up front, i think, was the one that may have gotten the worst of it. >> two others were injured. they were rescued after activating an emergency locator beacon. >>> a texas man killed five people at a roller skating rink near dallas. during a birthday party saturday, the gunman shot and killed his estranged wife and four of her family members. the gunman then killed himself. the children were not harmed. >>> fans of british singer amy winehouse are mourning her death. winehouse was found dead saturday at her home in london. an autopsy today or tomorrow will determine the cause of death. winehouse had a history of problems with drugs and alcohol. >>> china officials are still investigating a train crash that killed 36 people. on saturday a high-speed train crashed into the back of another train. four of

it happened in a remote mountain range several hours north of anchorage. seven teenagers were taking part in a wilderness survival course. they encountered the bear with her cub. she charged, badly mauling two boys. >> i guess they were coming to a curve and there was a bear, a mother bear with a cub, and they came across this bear, sort of startled it. and the bear started going after a bunch of the kids in the group and he, you know, it got him and knocked him down. >> another boy came up and started kicking the bear. you know, to help sam fight the bear off and the bear then went away. so, i don't know who that was. but i'm extremely grateful to that person. >> grateful, indeed. sam and another boy were flown to a hospital, they're now in serious condition. recovering from bite wounds. the other boys were taken to a nearby hospital and then released. >>> it was an amazing sight over dallas last night. an american airlines jet dumping fuel on its way back to the airport. the boeing 777 had just taken off for brazil when its landing gear caught fire. the

year-old sam gottsegen and six other teens were hiking in the mountains about 120 miles north of anchorageaturday when an angry mother grizzly bear came at them. >> i thought i was going to die when i was being attacked. i was so scared. we saw the first person go around the corner and yell "bear!" started running backwards, and i looked behind me and the bear was behind me, so i started running down the hill and it tackled me on the way down. >> gottesegn's arms and chest were slashed, a lung was punctured and two ribs broken. three other hikers were also hurt, all said to be okay, though. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," a breakdown of the growing wealth gap, plus dramatic video of a waterspout churning up one of the great lakes. >>> first though, bob schieffer has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> the debt limit debate is in heated standoff but we'll show you how some congressmen who are pushing for spending cuts are still putting millions of your tax dollars toward their own expensive pet projects. that story tonight on the "cbs evening news." i love that my daughter's

it happened saturday night as a group of seven was hiking near chillletna120 miles north of anchorage part of an outdoor leadership program. the teenager from richmond, 18-year-old victor martin was treated for minor injuries. two others are hospitalized in more serious condition. including sam gotsengen of colorado whose parents are relieved the injuries are not worse. >> i guess they were coming to a curve, and there was a foul bear, a mother bear with a cub and i guess they just came across this bar and sort of startled it. he was in the back. and the kid that was up front i think is the one that may have gotten the worse of it. >> one other hiker is hospitalized in good condition. they were all taking part in a 30-day back country course. conducted by the national outdoor leadership school. >>> today, the curtains will close on the bay area landmark. the red movie house in san francisco is showing harold and maud as the final movie. they could not raise enough money to stay open. >> we were about a little ahead of the curve for 10 years and slowly fell behind the curve and unfortu

a scorpion was crawling up his arm on a flight from seattle to anchorage. >> it was inside my sleeve.it underneath. >> scorpions are not known for their tickling, and the stain came next. >> i felt a calling on me again. >> his girlfriend promptly began to freak out. >> i saw the tail of wiggling. i pretty much jumped out of my seat. >> he was checked out by a pair of doctors on board. >> you will not have any permanent long-term damage. >> alaska airlines believes that the scorpion hitched a ride from an earlier flight in texas. the scorpion is not the first reported stowaway. they stumbled across everything from otters to rats to stakes, a cheetah, and a pink one. you thought the airport was as do? -- was a zoo? he said that he is happy with the flight crew's response. >>> some students are hitting the books this summer for a very important reason. >> it is not quite hot dogs, but we did get a start on the weekend with a hamburger eating contest. >> the octomom made some disparaging comment >>> we are learning more about a bold summer program. >> it is part of a plan to keep low inc

. >>> a stowaway on a flight from anchorage scared passengers. this is a scorpion and stung passenger jeff he will list. >> i was -- ellis. >> i was like all my god, it's a scorpion. >> i looked down and the tail wagging in the map kin. i -- napkin. i jumped up and hit the call button. emts met the plane. and except for a little mark, he was fine. they are offering the couple for two free round air tickets for their score scorpion problems. >>> you'll see a monthly increase of 4.86 on your monthly electric bill that means the average bill will be 108.77. >>> hamilton beach is recalling 177,000 two slice toasters. it can ignite and cause a fire. the toasters were sold across the country and in all kinds of stores from february of 2008 through june of this year. if you have one of these, you want to stop using it immediately and contact hamilton beach for a free replacement. >>> and the holiday weekend is here and that means millions of us would celebrate. but the fourth of july can pose its share of dangers. and we have steps that you can take to

and the denalhi mountainous remote location north of anchorage the terrain is not easy to get to. grizzly bear it left the teen's activated 8 locater beacon. emergency people were n located the war risky to after five hours. they were rescued-- after five hours. the only took martin. the other people had to wait until a medical air team could breast to them. a very trying event for those in alaska. the medical care team was brought and while the others had to wait. >>catherine: onew contract negotiations cutting 911 dispatchers and officers. the police unions say that this will of a huge impact on the department. >> first of all will not be able to recruit laterally from another agency from placental because we are going to the lowest in the county. from placental--not to mention the new officers from pleasant hills--it will be a stepping stone for those officers to become a transient police department. new officers and dispatchers will get their certificates and requirements and move onto different agencies. >> also at this meeting the want to voice their concern about this propo

they are still in the hospital in anchorage. 30-day -- part of a 30-day wilderness court. mr. martin said the worst part of the attack was having to wait eight hours for help to arrive. >> other than dealing with the attack, that was definitely the worst part. what if the bear comes back and you have two people who can't walk and i'm limping? >> the attack happened on the 24th day of their tour. martin says they were able to set up camp. they activated emergency locater we cons and were able -- beacons and were able to give first aid until help arrived. now he's looking forward to college in the fall and has no plans to go back to the wilderness. >>> a bear in lake tahoe was shot and killed by wildlife officers. it happened sunday on incline village. nevada wildlife officials said 350-pound bear walked right up to people sitting at a cafe. the wildlife crew captured and killed the bear, saying it simply had become too bold. >>> opponents of gay marriage have filed a lawsuit saying prosecutor procedures were not followed and say

a man on a red-eye flight from seattle to anchorage, alaska, catching shut-eye when he felt somethingthought was a small bug turned out to be something much, much worse. abc's neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: of all the annoying things that can happen while you're trying to sleep on a plane, crying babies, spilled drinks and elbow wars with the person next to you, nothing can compare with what jeff ellis went through. >> i got a scorpion and it just stung me. >> reporter: that's right and here's a picture of the proof. a scorpion officially one of the creepiest critters imaginable was crawling up his arm on a flight from seattle to anchorage. >> it was inside my sleeve, i felt it underneath where it tickled. >> reporter: of course, scorpions aren't known for their tickling and sure enough the sting came next. >> i felt it crawling on me again and i picked my hand up and said, oh, my god, it's a scorpion. >> reporter: his girlfriend did what anyone would do. she freaked out. >> i saw the tail wiggling and i pretty much jumped out of my seat. >> reporter: ellis was checked by

it happened 120 miles north of anchorage. 18-year-old spent the last two weeks taking part in a survivalurse. >> reporter: he never camped a day in life before joining a month long survival course. his family was shocked when victor called explaining he had been attacked by a giant grizzly bear. 18-year-old richmond high school student say the bear mauled two students and turned and begin chasing him. >> when he saw the bear he ran and then he looked back and he fell. then he saw the bear got on him. he started kicking bear and he kicked it in the nose. >> the bear ran off but not before biting him several times. two of the seven students were badly mauled and he was forced to use his survival skills to save their lives as they waited eight hours for help. it was 20th day after 30-day course and instructor had left them. >> victor told his family to pray for the other two students who are in critical condition. >> they could have been bit to death. >>> one person is dead in east palo alto and another is hospitalized. nick smith is live in east palo alto with the latest. nick, police said

i can hear it in my head. >> reporter: the attack happened north of anchorage. i don't think we would have made it through the night if we hadn't received the wilderness first aid we had. >> reporter: they say worse than the attack was the nearly 8-hour wait to be rescued. >> the chaos, disbelief and confusion going on really was overwhelming to handle. >> reporter: the young men set up tents and treated the injured students' wounds. . one fashioned a tourniquet from a garbage bag and ace bandage. >> you're watching your buddies go through serious trauma. the only thing you can do is try >> reporter: for the seven campers that are night in the alaskan wilderness became the ultimate survival test. >> we have been through something i don't think anybody can say they have been through. we have a connection that goes beyond words. >> lucky, i guess. >> whoa. >> do you want to call it lucky? >> they survived the attack. >> that's just it and they knew -- they made the mistake of not playing dead. a bear is coming at you? how many people will drop to the ground and pl

deep in the alaskan wilderness north of anchorage in a mountain range the group was lined up to cross. suddenly a grizzly bear burst on to the scene attacking 17-year-old sam gottsiegen. >> i guess they came across this bear and startled it, and, you know, got him and knocked him down and bit him. >> reporter: he had suffered a bunk toured lung and head and chest wounds when the bear came back for more. that's when joshua burg intervened. >> another boy came up and started kicking the bear, you know, just to help sam fight the bear off, and the bear then went away, so i don't know who that was, but i'm extremely grateful for that person. >> reporter: their recent training was a critical help. >> they had their priorities in order. as the weather got bad, they set up tents, and they focused in their attention on the students that were most injured. >> reporter: the two are in serious condition, but a relieved mindy knows it could have been much worse. >> after about an hour they called. they called from the hospital, and it was so sweet to hear his voice. >> reporter: danielle nottingh

two are still hospitalized in anchorage. he said waiting eight hours for help was difficult. >> other than dealing with the attack, that was definitely the hardest part because the whole time i'm worried, what if the bear comes back what happens, you have two people that can't walk and i'm limping. >> reporter: martin says he still has to recover from his bite wound but is getting ready for college this fall. >> it's not my time. i still have a lot to do, a lot to accomplish. i have a lot to do in this world, it's not my time to go. >> reporter: martin's family is relieved but still shaken. one sister says she begged limb not to go to alaska. now that he's back she doesn't want him to leave again. ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> a bear was shot and killed in tahoe after it wandered into a grocery store. the 350-pound bear walked up right to surprised shoppers sitting in an outdoor table. a wildlife crew captured and killed the bear. this is the third time that the bear had to be captured by wildlife workers. >>> ktvu news uncovere

the second plane landed safely in anchorage.ow back to "lockup." >>> i've been playing harmonica about two years. ♪ i started getting the twangy sound, the way it's supposed to sound the minute i lost this tooth and i discovered that and i was never so happy to lose a tooth. makes this harp sound real good. yep. ♪ that's why it's got that train sound. ♪ >>> it's the job of the igi to flush out gangs all over corcoran including the sny, where groups like the 2-5 have been disrupting the one area of the prison designed to be free of gang politics. >> even though they have sensitive needs, they're still predators, still thugs, still gangsters and they don't want to give that life up. what they do, they go out in these sensitive needs yard and seize opportunity. you know, he's going to prey on the weak. they call themselves the 2-5s. in spanish, a quarter is, their pcs they say in spanish. from there they took it on to 2-5. >> they're active on our facility and other snys throughout the state here. we've placed several of them in ad

in anchorage i was briefed by professor brigham lawson. >> there is complexity. can be friction. of military conflict issues that i would see. >> reporter: professor lawson's colleague from the university of calgary disagrees. >> i think at this point we are on the cusp of becoming remilitarized. people are thinking in military terms more than they did since the end of the cold war. >> back at ice camp, military exercises are, indeed, under way. >> maverick, roger, all lines to sierra, receive. >> reporter: the command hut monitors and communicates with u.s. submarines 24 hours a day. >> this is the connecticut right here. that's us in the middle. >> reporter: in the past submarines had to surface to communicate. one of the systems in development allows base catch to send texts to the sub under the ice. >> it's almost like a tweet. tweet to submarines down here. i press send. there is a hydrophone that blasts out the sound. sounds like crickets. >> reporter: many operations are classified. we saw testing, acoustics, sub tracking, sonar, all under the prel of research. in your opi

in anchorage i was briefed by a professor. >> there is complexity. can be some friction.ry conflict issues that i would say. >> reporter: professor lawson's colleague from the university of calgary disagrees. >> i think we're on the cusp of being demilitarized. people are thinking much more military terms than they did since the end of the cold war. >> reporter: and back at ice camp, military exercises are indeed under way. >> maverick, roger, this is atlas. >> reporter: the command hut monitors and communicates with the u.s. submarines 24 hours a day. in the past submarines had to surface to communicate. one of the systems in development allows the base camp to send texts to the submarine under the ice. >> it is almost like a tweet, tweet submarines down here. i'll press in, there's a hydrophone down there that blasts out the sound. it sounds like crickets. >> reporter: we saw an amalgam of testing, acoustics, submarine tracking, sonar all under the umbrella of research. in your opinion what is the purpose? >> it is a scientific basin, it is a nice little cover but the r

two are still hospitalized in anchorage. he said waiting eight hours for help was difficult. >> other than dealing with the attack, that was definitely the hardest part because the whole time i'm worried, what if the bear comes back what happens, you have two people that can't walk and i'm limping. >> reporter: martin says he still has to recover from his bite wound but is getting ready for college this fall. >> it's not my time. i still have a lot to do, a lot to accomplish. i have a lot to do in this world, it's not my time to go. >> reporter: martin's family is relieved but still shaken. one sister says she begged limb not to go to alaska. now that he's back she doesn't want him to leave again. ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> a bear was shot and killed in tahoe after it wandered into a grocery store. the 350-pound bear walked up right to surprised shoppers sitting in an outdoor table. a wildlife crew captured and killed the bear. this is the third time that the bear had to be captured by wildlife workers. >>> ktvu news uncovere

six other teens were crossing a river when they were attacked by a bear in the mountains north of anchoragebear bit martin on the ankle but the teen's sense of humor is intact. >> o yeah, i looked at him. iiced him dead up in his face like right in the middle. he was done after that k.o., you don't mess with me. we don't play that. >> he's lucky to be alive. in all, seven teens were injured by the bear. they are also talking about what that attack was like. >> when i saw the bear initially, the bear was probably about 15 feet from the first hiker and it pounced. >> the screaming that i could hear from my friends and the growls from the bear were loud and deep and the screaming, helpless screaming. i can still hear in my head. >> no doubt they will lose the sound of that. two of the students still in the hospital in alaska that have serious injuries. >> this morning a well-known orrinda man insists he is not guilty of swindling families out of more than $1 million. prosecutors say carl miller the former head of orinda real estate investment cheated 175 clients out of more than $1 million. mu

a guy was caught trying to sleep on a flight between seattle and anchorage when he felt something crawlup his sleeve. he brushed it away without looking and felt it again. it was a scorpion that had apparently gotten through security in austin where the flight started. that's kind of gross, anna. >> that is, that is very scary. but i was reading that apparently a reptile expert said that if he had calmly mo