. >> reporter: we got exclusive access as crews startedded breaking down a stage they just set up. >> that just made the event cost prohibitive. >> reporter: the decision to kapbs cancel came this morning and was announced on the event's web page. now sponsors and vendors are wondering how they're going to get their money back. >> i don't know where the financial retribution on our part will come from. >> reporter: hastings came in this morning from florida, his company sank $10,000 into marketing erotic coloring books into this year's ball. it's money he doesn't think he'll get back. >> right now it's just a kick in the stomach. >> the cost for vendors and entertainers is just -- >> reporter: tickets cost from $69 to $169. and now the very future of the exotic erotic ball is up in the air as the organizers say they don't know if there's going to be an event next year. we're live in richmond, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it was a wet day around the area today. this warm weather isn't over yet. our bill martin has been forecasting this weather. >> more weather for the wee

. >> you can only imagine the december pier rag-friends must have felt as the moments star d startededhe struggled for a while, and then she stopped. it took more than an hour and a shovel to free anna from the ice. he immediately start cpr. as the clock was ticking, the helicopter flew anna to the university hospital of north norway. it's an hour away. she was taken straight to the operating room. >> she has completely dilated pupils, she is ashen, white, she's wet, ice cold when i touch her skin, an she looks absolutely dead. this is the double-edged sword again. the cold was protecting her brain. it was stopping her heart but protecting her heart. the brain was so cold that it did not need any oxygen. and the doctors began to slowly rewarm anna's blood. now, take a look at this. it's anna's heart. >> just saw some limbs shimmers and suddenly, suddenly it contracted. and there was a pulse. a second contraction. ah. everybody goes like that. we had really tearful eyes all of us because it was a moment of victory. >> she had no heartbeat for more than three hours. her body temperature,

and it was really, that's where you startedded to see the cyber bullying, the intimidation. >> reporter: after the incident came to light, the freshman team football game was cancelled. students were suspended, six were kicked off the football team and one was suspended. one girl tells us she's upset about what happened. >> school is supposed to be safe, how is it supposed to be safe whening when this is happening in the locker room. >> reporter: this parent says that bullying is different from when he was in high school. >> now they are able to go home and continue the bullying through the computer. >> reporter: and the school plans to teach all the students or send all the students to anti bullying classes later on this school year. live in martinez, sal castaneda, ktvu news. >>> the bomb squad was send to craigmont school. the school was evacuated and some schools adjacent were closed down as a precaution. the bomb squad detonated the package. investigators say it appears to be a lunchbox with wires in it. no one was injured, the school was not damaged. >>> a second lawsuit has been

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