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mothers were not told their children were not coming home. in oakland, terisa estacio kron four news (steve)(ááácam3ááá)alameda county taxpayers will foot the bill for legal fees of ghost ship defendant, max harris. a superiory judge granted the motion today. (ááávoááá)harris is accused of 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the 20-16 ghost ship fire in oakland.the attorney - curtis briggs will be reimbursed one-hundred- 15-dollars per hour. that money coming from county funds through a court appointed program. briggs says he has already worked around 8- hundred billable hours, which he calls an "investment in a person who's innocent."if convicted- harris could spend up to 39 years in prison. (pam) pleasanton police are looking for a man who got away from them during a police chase today. 31-year-old marquice mcclinton of fremont..... is wanted for felony evasion. police were pursuing mcclinton on pleasanton sunol road. as kron4's maureen kelly reports, that's a fallen tree got in the way. he was doing 60 in a 30 mile and hour zone.that's how fast the 2005 hyndai elantra was believe to be going when it hit the tree on sunol blvd a little after 3am. it's all cut up now, but this morning