a rescue near the cliff house in san francisco. a woman who fell 10 to 20 feet down a cliff. she was walking in an area off limits. >> her cries for help were heard by a man who stopped by to take in the view. >> reporter: the rain, the rocks, and the rough conditions made this rescue a dangerous one. >> slowly. >> reporter: and the quick thinking from this manmade him a hero. don betterly just dropped his son off at the airport and stopped at the cliff house to enjoy the view. >> i was just looking at the waves and i heard some screams for help. >> reporter: san francisco fire says a woman in her mid 30s fell down the steep cliff. the woman told him she hurt her foot. >> she wanted me to help her but i couldn't get down to her so i ran up to the cliff house. they let me in and called 911. >> reporter: park officials say the area the woman is found in is considered off limits for a good reason. if you look here, the terrain is very steeand rugged and you combine that with the wet weather and you are looking at a recipe for disaster. firefighters worked quickly and carefully.

, but it also could be perceived that i don't believe a cliff exist. i think it could be looked at both ways. >> it would take an extraordinary miss reading of the discussion that's taken place here to come to that conclusion. i am very willing to do anything that basically says these are our current projections and there is a huge probable and we direct staff to come back to us with a plan for solving them. i'm very willing to do that. if that were a motion i would support it. adopting it as a 10-year plan, i'm not willing to do. >> the last thing i want to point out is the reason is that we are having some supervisors who are thinking this is an employee -- ploy to get out of some things that they feel this commission should be moving forward. so i think it's at least important to me that you understand and kind of adopt that we have a situation that we need to get everyone's attention and focus on. >> let me ask the city attorney could that kind of motion be done? >> if i can draw the attention to the final results clause and the resolution because

below the cliff house restaurants. the woman told him she hurt her foot. >> i decided there was no way i could get to where she had fallen so i ran up to the cliff house and they called 911. >> reporter: the area the woman was found in is considered off limits for a good reason. if you take a look the terrain here is very steep and rugged. and you combine that with the wet weather and it's a recipe for disaster. the injured woman had to be taken up in stokes. what you see here. several ropes were intricately set up so she could be hoisted up to safety. >> in order for us to get her out of the area we had to bring it down to a lower area to get her on a flat and bring her back up. >> reporter: the woman was lucky this man decided to stop and look at the view. kind of a hero. >> no, no. i'm glad i didn't try to help her because that would have been the wrong thing to do. >> reporter: the wrong thing by the right man for the job. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> fire crews say they are very familiar with this c

coast guard made a dramatic cliff guarescued. three teenagers but down a cliff with the girl badly injured. surfers say the growth of more than to the fee and dance cov c. fire officials said the teams were not in areas accessible by walking to the the girl who fell remains in critical condition. up next will take over lookit the neck storms forecast. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ the california court just announced that its illegal the touch your phone on driving however you can listen to the gps was driving. cool will donate six part $8 million to kids in san francisco to ride the bus system for free for two years--68 million. campus police shot and killed a man who said he would not drop the knife. the shooting is still under investigation. $687 mi

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how about cliff avril. as the time-out is taken here by seattle. and they brought him in this year because of the injury in the last -- in the playoff game, when they beat washington, to chris clemons. and not sure what his status was, with the knee surgery. and cliff avril was everything they hoped he would be when they brought him in. >> joe: he's made some plays today. now, it's fourth down and two. going for it, are the broncos. manning. the pass might have been tipped. incomplete. taking over, the seahawks. clemons, with pressure. and a frustrating half for peyton manning. a turnover on downs. [ crow caws ] anybody need help? mighty nice of you, padre. sweet highlander. drums! drums! no, no, no! drums! [ floyd ] can somebody change the station? music terrible! dios mio, this music is melting my brain, okay! ♪ ♪ we got a whole flock of chickens ♪ ♪ and a grand piano ♪ ooh, a drum kit and an organ, too ♪ [ floyd ] ♪ and there's a whole bunch of women ♪ ♪ playing bingo in the gym ♪ and we can show 'em all a thing or two ♪ [ janice ] for sure. ♪ b

there will be more announcements positive about what we're doing so we're off this financial cliff. thank you (clapping.) thank you, mr. mayor. i'm going to introduce our special speakers robert and our chandler of the community college of san francisco and our board of trustee person and ted whose the president of the metabolic part >> thank you senator and thank you, mayor. clearly that bill is an extremely important bill. as we've said we've made progress towards our accreditation and we continue to work hard but clearly without the financial accreditation we faces a cliff. it's gratifying to see the support from senator leno and mayor ed lee pr the mayor has lent his support in all kinds of ways and now we're going to get support in stabilization that puts us on a road to maintain accreditation immediately. i thank all of them and especially senator leno for sponsoring this bill (clapping.) well, you truly it's a pleasure to be able to stand here and tell you that city college is still open and still extraordinary and it's my goal to sustain that for generations to come. with th

he lowered the cliffs. so the marginal 1,000 bucks that anybody would make, they would keep a large portion of it. but it's like these folks are at an 80% tax bracket when they go to work. >> but let's look at this politically now. republicans need 5 to be at 50/50 in the senate they need a 6 to take the senate. do you think, in combination with all of the other criticisms of obamacare, the higher premiums, the doctors, the hospital, the fact that the president did not tell the truth regarding you can keep your own plan, now we have this job loss problem. will this push the gop over? will this go out there and hammer obamacare, hammer job losses and hammer the economy? is that their strategy? >> yeah. absolutely. and the playing field is very pro republican. you have three seats that are giveaways to republicans that are certain to take them to the democratic senators and republican states, montana, south dakota, and west virginia. then you have four democratic incumbents who are highly endangered species.

. >> tyler hauls his equipment up a small cliff. down on the beach, betsy and dan decide they've seen enough. >> we were leaving because it was getting uncomfortable. we were all moving more and more towards the cliff. >> but it's too late. from the cliff, tyler sees an enormous wave barreling toward the hundreds of media and spectators, including dan and betsy. >> it was getting closer and closer. >> the people on the cliff and in the media tower try to warn everyone below of what's coming. >> everybody look out! >> we're hearing this crowd yelling run, run, run, and in that split second, i look over my right shoulder and i see a very powerful surge coming towards us. >> the gigantic wave knocks dan and betsy off their feet. >> it's pretty much just like being a rag doll. you have no control. you didn't know which way was up. you were just rolling. >> first of all, i wondered am i going to drown. then the second one was what am i going to hit. >> it's like a horror movie. look at these people! damn it! >> from the cliff, tyler shor

your firm owns 5.2% of cliffs. should shareholders give you the right to choose the ceo and control the company when you only own 5.2% of it? >> well, david, that should be obvious as i said on cnbc last week. this company has been asleep at the switch for the last three years. the executive chairman has lost 80% of the value of the stock since 2011. there is no ceo at the company yet. he lost about the same amount of value at his last company. and these guys were completely asleep until we showed up. we have chosen and i've been lucky enough to find a gentleman that is willing to take the task of being ceo of this company over who has provided first seven times and then five times value in metals usa. knows the space very well. and is an extraordinary talent and will pick a better board and shareholders can make their minds up as i said on cnbc last week, this is a no-brainer. we didn't start this fire as billy joel would say. we're only trying to put it out. >> my colleague, jim cramer, has followed the company f

moment the bonds fell off a cliff a year or two ago cult totally collapsed the world didn't come to an end so now they're rowdy but when the crisis comes next time the crisis whatever comes next and they will go back down the problems of the world are not over greece is not solved its problems spain is nobody nobody has solve their problems yet. i mean it seems pretty clear now now japan japan is engaged in massive quantitative easing and deficit spending as the government debt to g.d.p. the level has reached its i want to go straight it's two hundred thirty per cent do you think this. wealth confiscation how could it possibly and otherwise other ways . it's a terrible shame because i love japan a great deal but you just pointed out japan is staggering internal debts they do have a lot of international reserves but internally they've got very very high did mr abbate and you guys printing huge what he has said i will print unlimited that's his word unlimited amounts of money and he is borrowing even more money now i own japanese stocks at the moment because of all that all this money

. >>> a little girl stumbles on the edge of a cliff. >> oh, my god! >>> a family's roof gone with the wind. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> whoa! >>> one bungee jumper's cord wraps around his neck. >> i saw my life flash before my eyes. >> another's snaps. slamming him into the water. >> i was the most scared i've ever been in my life. >>> inches away from disaster, seconds away from death. >>> hello. welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. every day we go about our daily routines never thinking that at any moment we could suddenly find ourselves in harm's way. not much feels as ordinary as a trip to the convenience store, sightseeing in the park, or even filling up your gas tank. but as one ohio man discovered, trouble could be lurking just around the corner. a carpenter filling up his gas tank suddenly finds himself pinned to the ground, surrounded by flames. >> it was the lunch hour. so i'm more so on the cashier's desk, and that time is pretty busy. >> laura works at the sunmart gas station in munson township, ohio, and loves her j

down the cliff resting on a beach close to the shore.ficials were my motorist to be careful when driving their cars to clothes, especially at night or in rain. >> new details of a story that we brought to you over the weekend. a petaluma meat company that is recalling more than 8 million lbs. of beef has now voluntarily halted the operations. the usda says that me produce from retrofitting corp. are being recalled because they have had me come from diseased animals. the recall process, or so between january 1st and january 7th. >> a candlelight service for cal football player ted agu, who died at the end of 18 workout on friday, will be held tomorrow night. he was 21 years old. he was a junior defensive linemen for bakersfield. the service will be held from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the golden plaza, next to memorial stadium. >> spoiler alert. we will be giving you an olympic update. the big nils right now, the u.s. talks of another metal this morning. american skier devin logan the silver in the first-ever women's slope style, that is h

the fact that you can only have $2,000 sitting in your bank account is a huge cliff when you didn't have that asset or resource. they will they would have to spend down in order to become eligible for traditional medi-cal. >> someone unlucky to be born maybe she's 6 4 this year has to learn two systems? >> yeah. exactly. it's very unfortunate. they will be transitioning so quickly and not able to take advantage of the new program for very long. >> any comments or questions from staff. >> we'll take public comment after our next speaker has spoken. thank you. ms. martinez? hi. >> good afternoon. i just want to say two things before i start. i'm filling in for somebody who normally comes and unfortunately i do not have lots of number information for you all today. i want to apologize about that. i have some speaking points from the woman who normally comes. thank you. the first point i want to talk to is the fact that here in san francisco county we had over 43,000 medi-cal enrollment through january of this year and this includes those who transitioned from the low income program. these 3

he is on a cliff in france. it's absolutely beautiful. you see him here, he is getting ready to go and here he goes, boom, down the cliff. and look at how spectacular the view is. >> went through the clouds. you go through the clouds how do you know what's on the other side? that's what freaks me out. >> i'm glad you noticed that because most base jumps between 500 and 1,000 feet but there have been higher, of course. his is 5,000 feet high. >> that's awful. look at that. every time, get so close to things. there's a whole big open space. why do they need to be that close? >> another cool thing is he actually has a ha held camera in his han and helmet and he's other one. we see the valley below with all the trees. beautiful weather. he unzips. gets ready for landing. >> well done. >> and then after. >>> a grand jury recently cleared seven police officers involved in this deadly shooting that happened last summer. near columbus, ohio. the video just being released from the investigation. this video from abc 6 shows an officer chasing a veh

cliff robbins joins us. he is the ceo and founder of blue harbor. --that list are funds make are two funds rank among the top 35 performers of 2013. welcome. do you think we are going to see consolidation in the hedge fund community this year? >> i don't know about that. i do think in 2014, it will be a stock picker's market. it will be a good year for the folks who can find good ideas, and i think stock selection is going to matter a ton. >> what are the good ideas? >> speaking broadly, m&a is going to again be big. i think we will see lots of it in 2014. i also think companies are going to be optimizing the cash on their balance sheets. they will be opting to do buybacks and dividends. talk about your youicular brand of activism were among the few that did great, but do you think there are too many hedge funds out there? you think they should consolidate? >> i don't know if they should consolidate. i think 2013 was a year who anyone who was sure it was in trouble. i think activism, which is our strategy, did very well. both of our funds were on to

>> it's called the cliff. under current policies of the city if we do nothing that we are not going to be able to meet any kind of debt service coverage or even maintain sooner lvency through the 10-year period. that is not a plan and they have been identified ascertain series of things that might get us there but they don't all get us there. the plan is that these are the five things that we are going to do and they will change the financial outcome so we can stay in business, that would be a plan. we don't have that today. >> so i think we have identified the things that we would like to pursue to hopefully bring us back into balance. the problem is that we don't know how much or how successful we will be in each one of those pursuits. we are actively talking about the ia, the mount tunnel and the regulatory requirements. so we are looking at everything and one of the things that i just want to be very careful about is that if we start assuming things without having a conversation. we mention about things ab

. >> and surviving a plunge down the bay area cliff.pix 5 has exclusive video of dramatic rescues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, casts doubt on recology's cs to be the greenest recycling company in the country. a former supervisor has givens so >>> tonight, we have exclusive information about a lawsuit that casts some doubt on recology's claims to be the greenest recycling company in the country. a former supervisor there has given us some surveillance video that is quite an eye- opener. >> i do believe in the green environmentally-friendly sound policies. >> reporter: brian mcveigh was once proud of his job, a supervisor at recology where a curbside recycling program and two buy-back centers have helped san francisco reach an 80% recycling rate the highest in the nation. but at this buy-back center on tunnel road, brian says there were problems. so he installed surveillance cameras to keep an eye on things. >> there's the attendant. and he is going to weigh the material. >> reporter: he estimates that was about 2 pounds of plastic and 3 pounds of a

off the car was about 50 feet down the cliff resting on a beach close to shore.erson who had moderate injuries and carried the second person had minor injuries up the fire officials remind motorists to be careful when driving near coastal cliffs, especially at night or in the rain. a candlelight service for cal football player ted agu, who died at the end of a team workout on friday, will be held on tomorrow night. agu, a 21-year-old junior defensive lineman from bakersfield, was a public health major and was selected to the second team pac-12 all-academic squad last fall. the service will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. at goldman plaza, next to memorial stadium. a separate memorial service on campus will be held at a later date, with the details to be announced once they're finalized. spoiler alert. we've got the latest on medal counts from the olympics. canada and the netherlands are showing that when they win in sochi, they dominate their sport. freestyle ski medals while the dutch swept a long track speedskating race moving them to the top of the medal standings af

. >>> this is right at the cliff house, quite a scene, rain may be to blame and we are happy to have the rain and we will take you back out to the scene in just a moment. good morning, thank you for join being us, i am pam cook. >> february 6th, the bay area is getting what we asked for, a lot of much needed rain and it is already cause being problems which you just saw. tara moriarty is live in san francisco, the rain may have caused a crash but we are here with tara in just a minute but let's check in with steve. >> this is the third system to come in. we had that hoe hummer and then we had the system that came in on sunday. each one is getting stronger and stronger. this one is about a 10th of an inch to three quarters. i am working on some rain totals and things are picking up. winter weather advisory up there in tahoe and chuckee. friday will be that in betweener day. and the north bay will see some very heavy rain, 4 to 8 inches and lesser amounts south and 50 for half-moon bay. it is kind of of a damp cool. even up into mendocino county or lake county. over to highway one, als

the crash even caused minor damage to the cliff house restaurant.arty will have a live update shortly. >>> the death of a snowboarder at the heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe is under investigation. 18-year-old wyatt kolbard of orange county was found unconscious in the snow early tuesday morning in the upper nevada woods. that's an expert part of the resort that's closed off. the ski patrol tried to revive him, but he died there at the scene. >>> now, the rain we're getting is good news for the key resorts in the sierra. a lot of ski resorts reporting two to three inches of new snow overnight. sugar bowl in kirkwood received five to six inches of you're looking at what drivers, you can expect on highway 80. if you're headed up there, chains are required between nyack to truckee. >>> it is 8:37. happening today family and friends are remembering a 17- year-old girl shot and killed. her 14-year-old brother is accused in her killing. a wake for justice tol iver will be held this afternoon followed by a funeral tomorrow afternoon in oakland. toliver's

down a cliff. the only crew at the scene this morning. >> plus, we are live at the scene in san leandro where a house fire least some residents homeless this morning. and >> welcome back. the opening bell on wall street. we just had a drop for u.s. production in the month of january. this is senate dow futures down. we will follow wall street throughout the morning. >> breaking nils out of the east bay this morning. a house fire in san leandro and golfing two floors. kron4 jackie sissel is live on the sink. >> there is a hero, someone who was able to get people out of this building. there are six people who are very thankful that they were not injured. let's go to the video from earlier this morning. according to the san leandro fire department, this fire broke out about 4:30 a.m.. inside, was 6 people living upstairs. there also was a couple of children in the building. the fire broke out and people who stay downstairs noticed the fire and they were able to go knock on doors to get the of the peop

and and end up driving off a cliff! have the latest on this nearly-deadly crash in lake merced this morning. a public health warning for bart riders. about the highly contagious measles virus. we'll tell you when and where thousands of passengers were put at risk. and -- new pictures showing *another tesla fire. why this comes at a particularly bad time for the electric car company. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. puff find their fill the high of 66. in temperatures will remain in the upper 50s along the coastline. mild weather however in berkeley and oakland. about check-in with a high of 65. here's a look as satellite and radar. the yen to a little bit of rain continues to work its way east but currently we are just looking at caught a conditions and the sierra nevada. a week cold front is one to embrace the coast as we head out into the weekend. so beginning saturday night at think we will see a few raindrops. by 11:00 on saturday, looks like we will see rain along the coast line. drive still locked in live

a nice shot of ocean beach from the cliff house. the rain as we know much- needed. however, between the new snow and the sierra, it's not enough to make up for the dry season. but more rain is on the way. >>> it is good news. >> that is good news. it's going to be hard to make that up. we are 11" behind. so we have a ways to go. but we are going to put a dent in that the next few days. out the door good showers overnight. heavy rainfall in parts of the bay area. things beginning to wind down with a heavier amount of rain but a lot of low-level moisture behind so kind of drippy and wet outside right now. our hi-def doppler radar showing you a few scattered showers into the central valley. otherwise, a lot of drizzle around the bay area. but some partial clearing expected as we head in toward the afternoon hours. kind of soupy out there in your skies right now. a little moisture on the lens. the temperatures running generally in the 40s and the 50s. so a bit cool. i think as we head in toward the afternoon hours, may see a couple of peeks of sunshine and then it looks

what you're looking at is about 60 feet of cliff base that slid on to a boardwalk.ou can see it from a different angle. >> oh. >> this area has been affected by heavy rains and officials say that the ground at the top of the cliff has been soaked and soaked and soaked that at night, it just slid right down. but luckily it was at night when nobody was there. but they did have to use heat seeking cameras because they wanted to make sure there was nobody underneath when they found this mess. >> yeah. i mean, if you're walking by there, that thing takes you out, there's nothing you can do. >> at all. if this much has come down there's no telling if other parts are going to come down and when. they have to keep their eyen on this because it could affect -- this went right across looks like a road. >> it's the pier where everybody walks to get to the beach. flooding has affected argentina and in this one small town what do you do when floodwater comes and destroy your town and affect you and you can't get around? you know what, you moonwalk to where you got to go. >> oh,

after three teenagers fell off a cliff at china beach. you are looking at video from the hour- long rescue operation. as it happened this afteroon. a coast guard helicopter was brought in. to airlift some of the teens to safety. >> reporter:another was taken away on the water. now a closer look at where all this all happened. in the city's seaside neighborhood. that's not too far from the presidio. kron 4's scott rates is live unfolded. >> reporter: here are the steps were you call down to the beach but this happened weight off into the distance. that is where these three teams were walking on routes and apparently that is where they slipped and fell. we are told that the speaker. i happen around 12:00 this afternoon it happened and they fell around 50 ft to the ground the area they were walking and is off limits brett with it were done and that limit in that area is still a big mystery right now. the three of them did fall down there. >> pam: microphone issues >> pam: right now. >> pam: the bay area is bracing for another storm. this one

in word on how she ended up falling down the cliff. crews say it does not appear she was critically injured. >> folks are hooking forward to a healthy rainfall to ease the drought even those who businesses flooded last storm are prepared this time around. >> this is what she will watch the next few days, when sick -- when sycamore creek is full, it causes a problem. resolution concerns braced for a few days of wet weather with protective gear. >> it is from to have the rain. it is great. but we have to deal with this. here we are. dressed for the rain. >> the storms will give the north bay a good soaking. >> we need it. yes. i don't want to suffer another drought. >> you can make sandbags but the fire station on harrison has plenty of san. we did not see anyone stopping by. from the looks of it, people have already prepared. >> i have a stockpile in the back room waiting for the inevitable. >> dave is feeling nervous about the forecast. his bar, the 2 a.m. bar flooded a few weeks ago dug the last storm. this morning he is watching the

down on the cliff resting right there on a beach close to the shore.ed a roper rescue system. they raise the one person who at moderate injuries and carried the other person who had minor injuries of the cliff. fire officials remind you when you're driving in a coastal cliffs be especially careful especially at night or in the rain as well. >>: fall in late mess with a candlelight service for cal football player ted agu, who died at the end of the team worked out on friday it will be held on tomorrow night. agu, a 21 year-old junior defensive lineman from the bakersfield was a public health major and was elected to the second team pack 12 all academic spot last fall. the service will be held from 7 to 8:00 p.m. at goldman plaza next memorial stadium. a separate memorial service on campus will be held at a later date with the details to be announced once they're finalized. >>: >>mark: google has been picked to run in renovate moffett field. the decision clears the way for go was planetary ventures to take over management from nasa's ames research center

it took firefighters about an hour and a half to get her back up the cliff. they say she was hurt by the fall and was transported to sf general. her injuries did not appear to be life-threatening. >>> state lawmakers say it's a major problem with a simple solution. now any want to make sure that foreign language speakers are getting the same health coverage as english speakers. how they plan to do that and where the funding will come from. >>> one of the men imfamously known for scaring tourists in san francisco has passed away. we'll hear from his family learn more about bushman. >>> the message for state lawmakers don't let healthcare get lost in translation. assembly speaker john perez and ed lee gathered in san francisco today in support of pair perez's bill to increase the number of medical interpreters available for immigrants. he says that california is leading the nation in getting people signed up for affordable healthcare. 829,000 are signed up. another 1 million are eligible. he says along with expanding the scope, we have to expand the quality of

. >>> san francisco police are investigating a crash at the landmark cliff house restaurant. the driver hit a parked truck before hitting a pole and a concrete planter box at 4:00 this morning. the driver was taken to the hospital. police are vetting vetting -- investigating whether the driver was drinking. the cliff house said it is "business as usual." the rains for thed the at&t pebble beach pro a.m. to be suspended. early this morning rain and winds made first-round play difficult. spectator passes for today will be honored tomorrow. they expect to resume play tomorrow. >> >> tomorrow is the first friday celebration in oakland is called off because of the storm. it would not be too much fund to hold an outdoor music and art event in the rain. they will resume hopefully next month. >> there is a problem for travels flying out of the bay area. this is sfo where you can see the tarmac is still a little wet from the rain and they have reported delays of up to two hours because of the low clouds. so far, 37 flights have been canceled out of san francisco international this mor

three teenagers fell down a 30 will-foot cliff near china beach.st guard cutter got two of them to a ambulance, the third had to be taken by helicopter to the hospital. >>> there is a new rule on the road. turns out drivers can use their cell phones driverring. but just for one thing. before you do it, see what andria borba found out. >> reporter: you can always tell when a driver is not paying attention to the row. they have that blue glare on their face. one court says that is perfectly okay as long as they are looking at a map. we have all seen this guy with a nose in his phone while driving. while driving and texting is still a no-go, tot that state appeals court ruled if you are using a map on your phone, you can proceed to your destination without a ticket. >> i think it is ridiculous. i don't know how they are going to tell the difference between if you like are reading a text or looking at a map. either way, you are not looking a road. >> the ruling is on a 2012 case out of fresno. the texting ands talking law was interpreted too broadly an

they fell down a steep cliff.ns both boys may have been trying to help a girl in the water. rescuers couldn't reach them from the ground so turned to the coast guard and sent in a helicopter that took the girl to the hospital. she's expected to be fine. >>> a central florida man has survived an attack by a bear. the victim's wife says her husband managed to fight off the bear in the road outside of the couple's mobile home. he was left with deep scratch marks on his back but the florida fish and wildlife commission has not been able to confirm an attack took place. bear sightings have increased dramatically in the area. >>> a mississippi family is rejoicing after the apparently -- what they're calling a death and seemingly resurrection of a loved one. >> it's an incredible story. 78-year-old walter williams pronounced dead by a coroner wednesday night. they put him in a plastic bag, zipped him up and took him away in a hearse. two hours later williams' grieving relatives go the a phone call from the funeral home.

. >> pam: a dramatic cliff rescue in san francisco. three teenagers. who fell down a steep slope in a very remote spot of china beach kron 4's scott rates shows us the incredible rescue. and updates the conditon of the teens, and one how girl in particular. is doing tonight. >> reporter:using helicopters, boats, and lots of man power the coast guard along with the san francisco fire department working franticly thursday afternoon to save a young girl and two other stranded teens. >> reporter: >> three kids who tried to walk down the trail in front of the class it once led down. >> reporter:surfers say the girl fell more then 50 feet from the side of a cliff in an isolated section of china beach known as dead mans cove. we have now learned from the coast guard that after the girl fell the two teens she was with tumbled down the rocks to try and help. >> there was a coast guard near and other children or other kids standing around trying to help. >> reporter:from out helicopter partnership with abc 7 news you can see crews working to put the injured girl

the teens were walking at eagle's point near china beach when they fell down a 30-foot cliff. a coast guard cutter took two of the teens to the hospital. the third victim had to be taken by helicopter with serious injuries. >> there are three people being rescued. two are green, which we call walking wounded, and they are being transported now. the third more critical victim will be lifted off the beach by the coast guard. >> they were all taken to fort baker for treatment. >>> a break in the rain but not for long. a live look from our mount vaca cam. storm clouds starting to build. meteorologist paul deanno telling us the second round going to bring more heavy rain and gusty winds. >> in some cases it's going to be stronger than last night. last night by bay area standards was very strong. we had lightning almost an inch of rainfall and we had wind gusts to 45 miles per hour. let me introduce you to storm number 2. it is the bigger of the two storms. look at that comma shaped cloud. that's a healthy strong storm that will make a direct hit on southern california but a glancin