kron 4's maureen kelly tells us more about what happened. >> he was -- >> reporter: victor martin told his cousin he was third in a line of hikers when they came across a bear like the one here which troopers believe was with a cub when she attacked. >> yelling bear and the bear jumped and snatched his tooth and kept running. bit him on his leg and kicked as hard as he can and the bear let go, he wendt to help the other people. >>> the two hikers who were attacked first, including this teen here suffered the worst injuries. victor martin sustained a bite wound. together the teens who were alone on this 24th 24th day of a 30 day course used their survival training why they waited hours for help. victor martin is on his way home and he told his cousin he doesn't regret taking the trip. >> he wouldn't take it back. he said if he gets attacked by a bear, he can do anything in the world. >> reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >>> couple more mornings of fog but . >>> a look at the other stories making headlines today. >> reporter: here in oakland that law firm the family of kenneth hardin

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> to clear skies we are seeing even fog. . saturday, 95!s on the sunday a hot weekend. offthis warm weather will continue torture for the july how forecast. through san francisco clear skies, mild temperatures with a fireworks at 9:00 p.m. it is also going to be pretty mild and san jose, oakland or any other place that would want to watch the fireworks, fourth of july. the extended forecast showing a warming trend. still hot on monday, but it will still be cool towards next week. >>pam: the city of oakland wants to make sure that everybody is safe especially when it comes to fireworks. fireworks, of any kind are illegal! even that sparklers. there is an anonymous multi-lingual called line. if caught? people will face fines and even jail time. >> every year we confiscated some in the last year there was a huge cash from the 0pd we do our best in advance to find them first. we want to make a concerted effort for the people to make the eyes and the years of the 0pd we cannot be everywhere. >>pam: the fire and the police from an accord to worki

maureen kelly, kron 4 news.r: we are getting a first look at the two suspects in the brian stow. sanchez and norwood are facing felony counts both are in court on monday for an agreement. postponed. their attorneys asked for more time for the-- arraignment. also bail reduction. at each are set at one half million dollars. because of their criminal background they also found five different andandand handguns were found in the norwoood case and such as as a threat. >>reporter: this law firm slush public-relations has been hired by the family of the slain victim. the want to come to the conclusion of why harding was shot in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> the san francisco giants were at in washington celebrating last year's victory. resident with the no. 44 jersey. the president is the 44th president. they gave him a plaque, silver and white love the same as his favorite baseball team the chicago white sox. reporting, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> at&t park growing problems tsebgulls around the eighth inning an

treated in alaska for his ankle was owned from that mother grizzly >> maureen kelly spoke to the familyibe what happened. >> viktor marcham told his cousin that he was third in a line of seven hikers one they came across a grizzly bear like the one you see here. alaska state troopers believe that she was with her cubs when it attacked. >> will for you know with the mother bear started running towards us. and the bear bit him on his late getting started as kicking hard as he could. he laid back down when he figured out the bear was gone. >> the other people attacked suffered the worst. victor sustained a bite wound above his ankle and other love with a punctured lolung they used their survival training while they waited hours for help to ride. >> he says if we get attacked by a bear that is the worst thing in the world. >> maureen kelly. >> grant lotus let me show you were this large board the alaska this year. and the denalhi mountainous remote location north of anchorage the terrain is not easy to get to. once that grizzly bear it left the teen's activated 8 locater beacon. emergency p

maureen kelly explains the impact.eporter >> a reduction in service that is so severe that will all for practical purposes it dismantle our court. >>reporter: katherine feinstein says of these are going to be vigorous tax of paper work at the san francisco superior courthouse. several cases that need to be filed before seen by a judge it is already getting backed up. and in the end of this would span a football field and it is on the going to get worse. a big chunk of this lose their jobs. >> these papers are going to sit on the shelves, piled high and not make it to a court room for at least five years. >>reporter: lest clless clerks behind the window. they are expected to be having to wait " for several hours. the lines are out the door. >> obtaining a report will take months. obtaining a remorseful take at least 1.5 years. >>reporter: criminal cases will not be impacted or child custody will also not be impacted because the law requires them to be given priority. most everybody else needs to muster through the weigh

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke with her. >> i really believed on the day that jaycee dugard was found that she would be found. i had no doubt. >> reporter: that hope faded with investigators failed to turn up evidence when they searched the compound. her mom says there are still compelling reasons that phillip garrido is one of six persons of interest police are looking at in her daughter's disappearance. how closely he resembles the sketch of the suspect. you see here with a photo of phillip garrido in 1976. >> i heard from her friend who was an eyewitness, she thinks it could be him. she really thinks it looks like the kidnapper she saw. >> the phillip garrido and nancy garrido was videotaping young girls. one year after he was kidnapped. >> you know, that means he was out trolling for kids. you know, i understand he was in a halfway house in 1988. not sure if it was all of 1988 but he could come and go and i know nancy garrido was in the . >> reporter: that's one reason why he along with the mayor worked to purchase better high resolution cameras. the first of third systems are being in

maureen kelly reports, police are now saying that alcohol may have played a part in her death. >> i am here at the sonoma county sheriff's department. investigators say takimi reyo may have drank vodka and soda mixed in a water bottle along with three of our girls staying the night at her house. around 2:00 a.m. per mother of defined to of the gas vomiting. she believed that it was food poisoning. the mother cleaned them up in and send them back to bed. it was not until 9:00 a.m. on sunday when the mother and stepfather could not wake takimi. 911 was called in to clear dead by paramedics on the scene. the sheriff's department say it is unclear if the parents will face any charges. >> we are looking at all aspects. this is a very sensitive subject for the parents. they lost a daughter. we want to make sure that we find out and determine the cause of death and what happened. from there, we can move forward. we're looking at an accident at this moment. >> people who live along foothill land road called the girl's death shocking and a tragedy for the families involved. house >> the u.s. co

maureen kelly spoke to the garrett family about why she thinks garrido is the man responsible for her daughter's disappearance. >> on the david jaycee lee dugard was found i believed mchale would be found. >> that hopes faded when hebert investigators failed to turn up evidence linking the caleb to philips and nancy garrido when they searched the antioch compound in 2009. her mom says despite the lack of physical evidence there are compelling reasons that phillip garrido is one of six persons of interest police are looking at in her daughter's disappearance. one reason is how closely resembles the sketch of the suspect. >> i even heard from mchale is friend who was an eyewitness, she thought that it could be him. she said it looked like it never that she saw. >> now, the revelation that the garrido's was videotaping young women which started around 1989, one year after mchale was kidnapped. that obviously means that he was out patrolling for kids. i understand he was in some sort of halfway house in 1988, but i know that he had freedom to come and go. i know that nancy was in the hous

maureen kelly, kron 4 news.>catherine: even more cut backs they're facing a $10 million deficit in the next fiscal year. has >> a follow-up to the san jose firefighters kidding reinstated they were getting retrained to date the first step to getting the 22 firefighters back on the job have. 44 have been laid off because of a fema grant they are able to get rehired they're not able to be laid off again for the amount of two more years rob fladeboe joins us live from this meeting on any progress? >> they are, catherine. they are taking testimony from muni representatives for the firefighters and other individuals-the union representatives from the firefighters one other item on the ballot for voters to decide the city is asking to wait and on the issue of " by the arbitration. hazero of her from-hit the city wants to alter the binding arbitration issue. i can tell you what this is about. this is about minimum staffing levels. right now, there has to be a minimum of 29 in palo alto these series of tight budgets the

maureen kelly explains why they're taking such a drastic step. >> and this is downtown concord that easy crawling with kids in this video is not just busy during summer days, kids are known to hang out here when schools are in session. sometimes causing problems for local merchants. >> they are interested in shoplifting, fighting and vandalism. about three months ago we had a pretty significant daytime burglary series where a juvenile was truants, not going to school and breaking into homes. >> the police say that the hot downtown concord area has truancy rates well above the state average. means the percentage of their students have had three or more unexplained absences during the year, five times of the last year concord police department crackdown on truancy doing one day sweeps, they picked up more than 40 kids cutting class one day. >> we saw that we have a truancy issue. >> a problem they hope to correct the daytime curfew. >> tuition hikes for california state students. them--committee approved a 12% increase on top of a previously it approved a 10 percent hike. in-state students

maureen kelly explains the man was reluctant to be called a hero, but authorities said that a tragedywas averted thanks to his split-second actions. >> the unidentified father and daughter had been playing here at the shallow end of the cool of the girls mother and friends sat in a nearby hyped-up of this town home complex at a little before 9:00 p.m.. one of the friends notice that the sound of the to of the plane in the pool had stopped and got to investigate. >> he immediately swim over and he saw the bottom of the pool together, very dramatic he dove down and pull them out one at a time. >> a neighbor that lives in this town house ran out at the site of the commotion and scaled the 7 ft. high fence. as the father was being worked on the can 9 car 91. >> the die was breathing, but he was breathing with difficulty. >> all of them together successfully revive the daughter and father prior to 911 being there. >> san jose fire said the quick response to those of the poor and especially the unidentified friend was crucial. >> had he not been there and swim to the bottom of the cool and

maureen kelly continues our team coverage of the picasso's death-- picasso theft with reaction from the gallery owner. >> the owner says he was overcome with emotion after seeing the valuable artwork not safe in the police custody. >> i brought to tears when i got to the central station it was amazing for me to actually see her again. i guess it was is really an amazing sense of relief that the peace had not been destroyed. there was safe, and it was going to be coming back. it >> you will hear more from the gallery owner in a live interview coming up at 5:45 p.m.. >> now to the latest in the search for the seven missing bay area man whose boat capsized at sea. it has been more than 110 hours since the boat sank in mexico's sea of cortez. local officials in northern california have to convince the mexican navy to extend the search beyond the standard 96 hours and the search area has been expanded. it is now heading further south, and it is now heading further east. the tide in the debris are carrying things towards those directions. our cameras were allowed inside, there you can see the

we continue our team coverage with a maureen kelly who explains the safety concerns that these pollso the people that go to enjoy the park. >> you can see a sign posted by park officials saying that the trellis close and extreme danger to keep the hikers away from the potential threat of an armed gunman. the police captain says that this threat exists anywhere in legal marijuana operations grow. >> we have experienced that these people are armed with rifles and high-powered rifles. normally they do not want to be caught, they do not want to be seen. but you never know what you will come out against. it is a very lucrative business obviously for them to be doing it. and they are normally willing to take whatever action necessary to protect their product. >> people walk the trails around where the shootout happened says that this incident has open their eyes to the detective danger that could hide in the hills. >> i would often go running by myself an icy mountain lions and i got worried about them because they go and run off in the woods i never thought i would have to worry about hum

the city council will vote on the curfew idea tonight, maureen kelly explains why the city council is step. and >> squanto's plaza in downtown concord they easy crawling with kids in the video is not just a busy with summer days. kids are known to hang out here when schools are in session sometimes causing problems for local merchants. >> there are incidents of shoplifting, fighting and vandalism. >> that is not all. >> about 3 month ago we had a very significant daytime burglary series or a juvenile was truants, not going to school and breaking into homes. >> they said high schools and downtown, but have truancy rates above the state average. olympic high school is 51% and other high schools a 77% that means that percentage of their schools have had three or more unexplained absences during the year. five times over the last year concord pd crackdown doing one day sweeps of picking up more than 40 kids cutting class. >> we saw with our own eyes that we have a truancy issue. >> a problem they hope to correct with the curfew. >> a 69 year-old man became the latest victim in a string of

maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> jaycee dugard, the young woman show right here who was held captive intioch home for more than 18 years and weighed almost daily is speaking out for the first time about her horrific ordeal. in an interview with abc's diane sawyer, dugard talks about how garrido threatened to sell her if she tried to break free and she is speaking out as well as writing a memoir to help other victims of sexual abuse. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> here in the santa cruz mountains, one man's trash is another man's treasure. he was on the cable show quarters. taylor says he is not a quarter and all of the assorted materials on his property are not john, there are resources, in his words. he says the program orders helped arrange for him to get some of these and the items off of his property. pour in boulder creek, rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> or the man who attempted to steal a picasso drawing, mark lugo, investigators believe he walked into the weinstein gallery last week and stole a picasso sketch. today, the rain it was delayed until friday but the attorney for lugo sa

maureen kelly has the latest on the investigation. >> we saw the whole thing. he did not have a gun. it >> your bond dixon was there on saturday when shots plane out. >> i saw the police then a man down. >> the police tell a different story, saying that the suspect was stopped by to end of the uniformed officers hot. they say the man ran off and it was during a foot pursuit of the suspect pulled a gun and fired on officers. >> at this point we believe the suspect fired at the officers, the officers returned fire in self-defense. >> and initially there was no gun found the police say they now believe they've found the web and. a person who0 riposted >> it's the person who posted this video people say that0000 act the gun was taken >> san jose firefighters and back on the job. >> , the 225 of the firefighters who lost their jobs last year, things are coming full circle. they are reported to the training center to resume their careers. most were laid off not long after being on her original training. the federal grant from the federal emergency management agency i

maureen kelly was at the memorial service. >> there were tears and tight hugs and from of the glad tidings church in san francisco where family and friends came to say goodbye to lester yee. >> he was just starting to get into his retirement and start to enjoy the rest of his life. >> he lived well and died loving what he'd love to do the best. >> we have to keep those lines tied weather on earth or here in heaven. >> marked when you see here is one of the survivors clinging to a cooler alongside lesley before trying to swim for help. >> he was a very strong man dedicated to his family and so we gave it our all and it is unfortunate that we have to be here today for his funeral. >> some of the mourners are relatives of those still lost at sea. their hearts are that much heavier now the coast guard has suspended the search for their loved ones. >> we do not know what happened where they're at, if there missing if they are in the water or on land. they stopped the search and rescue and that is pulled the plug on your life support. >> not knowing is a terrible feeling. [music] >> a live look

i enjoyed it so much that i tracked down maureen here, and i offered her my services-- pro bono, of course. - hold on, fellas. i'm jack kelly. i'm a lawyer. - hello, jack kelly. the pleasure is all mine. - it's a pleasure to meet you. - pleasure's still-- why don't we just get started? - why don't we just get started? - [sighs] boy, the old place. huh? - yeah, yeah, yeah. - some good memories. here. all of us. so, yeah. - [sighs] - hey, um, so i was like-- - i'm gonna go. - no, no, no. no, stick around, dude. you should stick around. - please don't go. - i don't want to, though. - no, you should stay. - i use shea butter or these assorted lanolin products. - i'm serious. you could be a hand model. you've got the goods. - well, that was quick, guys. - open-and-shut case, dennis. - okay. - did you get the apartment back? - i sure did. - you did? you did? - oh! - hey. - and you also acquired miss ponderosa's debt. - oh! - what? you're in debt? - not anymore. but you are. about 90k. - this guys seems to think you don't have a case, and i'm inclined to agree with him. - yeah, well, when i found out that miss ponderosa here had b