by judge michael mason. life without parole means he will die in prison. a sentence the victims in the case simply called appropriate. unnecessary violence. that's how judge michael mason described the attacks carried out by jose garcia, an illegal immigrant who prayed on elderly people. >> bad things, when they happen to good people are met with justice. >> in a statement to the judge, the stepson of mary francis, the only woman murdered in garcia's late night break ins said if ever there was a case to throw away the key, this is it. >> it's the only thing aside from the death penalty, which would make me happy. this will be a death penalty, i think. >> reporter: next to mary francis, the victim who may have suffered the most is ann wolf, a widow living alone when he tied her to a pole in the basement. the thought that kept her going, a planned visit from her daughter. until now, anne wolf had never spoken publicly of her ordeal. >> i did as much exercise as i possibly could and i moved around as much as i could and i, you know, i really ied o get a little bit with it. and other than that, i think i would have been in very, very bad shape. i would have just never been found. >> reporter: one of the first victims was also tied up and left for dead, but garcia was just getting started and left the bindings loose enough she could free herself. she praised the judge for his sentence. >> anything less would have put us all in jeopardy at a later date and other people, too. because he is the kind of individual, if he had gotten out, i feel certain he would have come back on us for retaliation. >> reporter: montgomery county police caught garcia when they found jewelry taken in the home invasions that were inside his apartment. the jury in the case only deliberated for about an hour and a half back in may before convicting garcia. they said dna found at several of the cme scenes was the key piece of evidence. garcia maintains his innocence. he is a thief, not a murder. he says he will appeal. sarah. now to breaking news in northwest, where nearly two dozen kids are being treated for bee stings. after two separate attacks in rock creek park today. fox 5 is live with the latest for us. tell us what's going on out there. >> reporter: at 3:00 today, a group of kids from a boys and girls club in washington, d.c. were here. they were walking on a trail when we are told that they upset some kind of nest of bees. 14 kids ended up getting stung. they were taken by what's called a mass casualty bus at a hospital just as a safety precaution. we are telling you now that there's no indication that any of the kids are allergic or have serious injuries. that was the second incident of the day. the first happened around noon when eight school kids from a private school upset that same nest on the trail, an eight- year-old and a nine-year-old were stung. they were taken to e hospital as well. here's what one parent says what she saw this afternoon when the children were brought in to be treated. >> the beginning, when we first got in there. they had volunteers and helpers and everybody taken care of. >> reporter: now after the first incident, the staff actually went out into the woods to that trail to spray to get rid of the bees. obviously that did not work. so now the trail is closed. sarah and brian, back to you. reporting live for us, thank you. well dc delegate eleanor holmes norton met with ar myarmy arorc of engineers today. cleaning up a neighborhood found a flask with a chemical agent in it. the army corps promiso c working in the area until the cleanup is finished. the chemical never posed a threat to the community. following a developing story in prince georges county. police are wrapping up day two of their search for shakita bell. she has been missing for 13 years. her exboyfriend is in jail for killing her. detectives are searching an area and today they made a discovery. giving bell's new hope. fox 5 is live in the satellite center with the latest. >> reporter: the search has been called off for today. but if that discovery is connected to shakita bell, it could be a big break in finally finding her remains. today, police unearth a sandal. it was dismissed, but bell's mother and sister claim it belongs to her. that finding comes after a canine dog discovered a cloth at the site of the dig. the dog made the hit this morning. authorities aren't commenting on the find or what it could be. bell disappeared back in 1996. her body was buried in a wooded ea off old fort road in fort washington. last october, bell's admitted killer took police to the site where he says he buried his exgirlfriend. but no remains were ever found. yesterday, dc police began a new search in a different section of the wooded area. bell's mother says they believe the discovery of that sandal puts the family one step closer to finally finding her remains. >> i thought it was too small. i put it against my foot, we knew it was the right size. once we figured out the name of it, it's her shoe. i am thanking god because we want to find her. we are getting closer. >> reporter: now bell's exboyfriend admitted to shooting her and then struck a plea deal that gave him 15 years in prison in exchange for leading police to where he thought he buried bell some years ago. police will continue searching for her remains tomorrow. from the satellite center, fox5 news. brian. we'll stay on top of it. a vicious attack on a woman in brandy station, virginia. just north of culpeper. a man sprayed a woman with flammable liquid and set her on fire inside a car. investigators are looking for that guy, james anderson. the woman and her daughter jumped out of the car to get help and he took off. the victim is being treated for serious burns. fox5 is keeping track of a developing story for you tonight. hundreds forced out of their homes in northern california as wild fires approached. the fires in santa cruz started last night and already a big land has been destroyed out there. 250 homes are in immediate trouble and the fire has not been contained at all. fox's claudia cowen with details. >> reporter: giant flames shooting out into the sky and smoke blanketing the landscape. the fire forcing hundreds from their homes in the santa cruz mountains. fire officials say the fire has consumed more than 1900 acres and is at 0% containment. >> we are moving ground resources in addition to the air resources. that terrain is very steep, difficult to access. right now, we are going to build a line around the fire and make an aggressive attack and try to keep it where it's at right now. >> more than 700 firefighters feeling the heat, getting dangerously close to the flames. trying to keep them from reducing hundreds of homes into piles of ash. fire officials ordering a mandatory evacuation of the entire area forcing more than 400 residents there out of harm's way. it is the same for folks in bonnie dune, 2,000 residents there told police thursday morning. >> there's a lot of anxiety sitting around, waiting to find out if your place is going to burn down. >> a shelter has been set up in santa cruz eight miles south of the fire area. officials say the cause of this wild fire is still unknown. just last year, a wild fire in the same area chased about 1500 residents from their home. mother nature is not helping fire crews gain the upper hand. fire officials say high winds tripled the size of th blaze in just a matter of hours. in davenport, california, claudia cowen, fox news. heated debate all over the country this week about the president's healthcare plan and it is not getting any prettier as the week goes on. it is a real problem here. drama and confrontation upstaged any information at several meetings. the president is on the road trying to sell the plant himself. even he is getting tripped up. he told people at a town hall in new hampshire that the aarp supports his plan. it's not true. at least not yet. the president's approval ratings are slipping and his healthcare plan is losing support. he heads to montana tomorrow. the remains of navy pilot are back in florida. captain spiker's hornet was shot down on the first night of the gulf war in 1991. his remains were just recovered. his casket arrived this afternoon. tomorrow it will be driven by location associated with spiker's life. he will be buried at jacksonville memory garden in a private ceremony. mourners are paying their final respects to eunice kennedy shriver today. thousands are expected to attend today's public wake at a church in cape cod. the founder of the special olympics passed away on tuesday at the age of 88. allison joins us now from centerville, massachusetts with more on the story. allison. >> reporter: so many people have been here visiting today. among the visitors, of course, clergy and members of eunice kennedy shriver's family. and many people from the special olympics, athletes who explain w kennedy shriver changed their lives. >> there is so much idealism in my family and eunice's life is such an example of the best of our country. >> friends and family today remember eunice kennedy shriver, the sister of president john f. kennedy. but she is perhaps more well known and respected for her compassion and drive and founding the special olympics. >> she was constant activity and she was one of the greatest organizationers of humanity that has ever lived. >> reporter: kennedy shriver died tuesday at cape cod hospital. she was 88 years old and suffered a serious of strokes in recent years. today at this public wake at our lady of victory church, cardinal shaun o'malley paid a visit. husband, sergeant hriver has been here, nieces, nephews, and children, including maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger. they consoled those who wished to pay their respects. >> today, i'm here as a mourner to commemorate the living and passing of this woman and the beauty of her legacy. >> reporter: also in attendance, athletes from the special olympics. during kennedy shriver's lifetime. the olympics grown to more than 3 million athletes. >> she came to talk to all of us and loved us. >> thank you for mrs. shriver. >> mrs. shriver, you did a wonderful job for the special olympics and we are going to keep on doing it in the memory of you. >> reporter: since we have done those interviews, many more athletes have shown up since then to pay their respects. there is a ceremony being held inside this church between 6:00 and 7:00 tonight and the official funeral will be held tomorrow morning. that's the very latest from cape cod massachusetts. i'm allison. back to you. >> thank you. fox5 will have complete coverage on the life and legacy of eunice kennedy shriver on air and online. you can see a photo gallery and leave your tributes and condolences onour website. myfoxdc.com. the music world is mourning a real guitar hero. les paul died today in new york. paul pioneered the solid body electric guitar later used by the legends. he first introduced the les paul broadcaster in the late 40s. today his guitars are one of the most widely used. he died from complications of pneumonia. new rules, ready to roll out csa is making changes. get ready for big brother the next time you book a flight. plus, the coast implicated in this scandal speaks out. don't miss his public apology next. >> and are he redskins ready? >> brian, thank you very much. keeps raining and stopping, then raining and stopping. either way, they are going to play the preseason opener for both teams. who is going to play? who is not? and antwon randle el coming up as fox news at 5:00 continues. are do you ready for the rivalry? the skins and the ravens take it to the field tonight. skins are on the road for this one. a taste of what to expect for redskins fans. fox5 live at m and t bank stadium. the die hards will be out there despite this rain. >> absolutely they will sarah and brian. good evening to you as we say hi to antwon randle el. it has been raining on us. you come out here and it is beautiful. >> i'm glad to come out and bring sunshine to everything. >> it's a preseason game. you aren't going to play that much. because the preseason unnecessary evil? do you hate it? >> i try not to hate anything, but the preseason games have five, that's a bit much. we want it to get cut down to 18 games. have two preseason games. >> last year you had the extra game. everyone talked about the development of the wide receivers, mal con kelly, devon thomas, they are chasing you, they want your job. they are taking money from you, is it a good thing? is competition good? are you threatened by it? >> competition is great. that's what you want. you want to be able to feel like somebody is pushing you or somebody is competing with you. it's almost like you want to feel like somebody going after you. they have been doing a good job. we have had bruises, but they have shown up well and we expect them to play well today. >> it seems like you are like, bring it. if those guys are good, they can get on the field. >> to be honest, i don't have time for that. yeah, if they are good. if they can beat me out, then the better player should be on the field. go right ahead, but at the same time, i know my job. i know that i can get it done. i leave it up to coach and i try to out and please god and not man. if i do that, i'll be fine. >> brennan is a swinger, he is going to get a good look. he is going to compete for the back up job. >> he is going to compete. he has some fire. we always say a gamer. he can do some things in practice that may not look perfect. but when he gets on the field on game day, he shows up. >> antwon, i hope you don't play much today and don't get hurt. >> thank you. >> the wide receiver as the ravens get ready for the washington redskins. we'll have another live report in 30 minutes. let's go back to you. >> we look forward to hearing from you. thanks so much. >> antwon randle el in your back pocket, what are we going to do with this rain? will we be clear for the rest of the night? we don't want it to be sloppy out there. fox5 is live in the weather center now. gary. >> i'm all for him giving antwon randle el the credit for the sunshine. i'll take the blame for the thunderstorm that was just out e er h erovbaltimore. but the radar will show you that moved to the south very, er m aitg ovllthunderstorms in's it mllg indown to the south t w hihwutcht which is uncharacteristic. here is true view. 84 degrees right here in the city. 83laplata. cooled by that thundershower moving through. here's what it looks like. spotty thunderstorms, but it will be cooling down by 11:00. we'll have a complete weather forecast for you and we'll take a look towards the weekend. >> sounds good. thank you gary. a frightening story now for a rhode island mom. her nine month old baby left alone locked inside a day care. the woman came to pick up her son only to find the daycare closed with her baby inside. a neighbor heard her yelling and helped her get inside where she found the child crying in a crib. the daycare owner called it a crazy mistake. the center is now on probation. a big time college basketball coach making a public apology. rick petino apologizes. he had sex with a woman at a restaurant that approached him. he will continue to coach as long as they'll have him. >> you have a problem, if you tell the truth, your problem becomes part of your past. if you lie, it becomes part of your future. and i made a very difficult decision to tell the truth to the federal authorities, the local authorities, to university officials, and most important, the people that love me the most, my family and friends. >> the woman claimed petino raped her, but police didn't file formal charges because of a lack of evidence. be careful what you wish for. microsoft is opening the flood gates of criticism and how to give them a piece of your mind. plus, blind 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kids are part of a movement to revive braille and give blind people a better future. >> here you go, everybody. >> reporter: it's musical chairs and these kids want to win. in fact, they are all winning because they are learning. the little piece of paper is a letter written in braille. the kids rleally blind. >> this is a fun game. >> reporter: they are part of a class of the national federation of the blind. it is called bell. learning braille and learning what many fail to realize about blind people. >> they just have a little bit of eye loss. they can still do anything you can do. >> reporter: now believe it or not, these are some of the tools used to teach braille. it's not a language, it's actually a code and the dots represent certain letters of the alphabet. for example, this means a, this means b. but these days a lot of blind children are not learning braille. most people who rleally blind have some sight, often schools and parents urge them to read using magnification devices. >> ifor child has some sight and with magnification seems to be doing well in print, you tend to think this is great. >> reporter: as the kids get older, the print gets smaller and the workload gets bigger. >> with braille, they do more than get by, they learn, they achieve, they excel and too often in the education system, kids are forced to rely on vision that is not reliable. >> reporter: the results, about half of blind children never graduate from high school and about 70% of blind adults are unemployed. the experts hope these kids change that by learning braille, they will read differently, but they will also read well. in baltimore, beth parker, fox5 news. show me the money. no surprise to drivers around here. construction projects are in full swing. that frustration can mean a real boost to our economy. the fox5 money team takes a look at your stimulous dollars in play. and get ready for the next round of rules. tsa is going to feel like big brother the next time you 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police are searching a wooded area. they unearthed a shoe bell's family believes belongs to her. nearly two dozen kids are being treated for bee stings after two separate attacks. 14 were stung around 3:30 this afternoon near glover road earlier today. eight kids were stung by kids in the same area. none of the stings appear to be serious. flying the friendly skies is about to get a little more personal. tsa is rolling out new rules, invoking big brother to ease restrictions. they will avoid mixing you up with the homeland security red list. >> reporter: get ready to get persal with your airline. for the first time under a federal program, travelers will be required to disclose their birth date and their sex before even buying a ticket. the change comes as the tranortation security administration takes over responsibility for checking airline passenger names against government watch lists. tsa says government control will increase security while reducing the number of times innocent people are mistakenly confused with terrorists having similar or identical names. >> secure flights being the last one of them. i think tsa has done a great job in identifying what those layers need to be. >> the new change will require passengers to provide three pieces of information when making reservations. first, their full name as it appears on their government issued id. their birth date and gender. the airline will send out information to tsa, which will compare it to a no fly list, or . >> all the testing we've done suggests that this is all the information we need in order for somebody to get a boarding pass. >> reporter: tsa says they plan to screen all passengers by early next year. and all passengers on all international commercial flights by the end of 2010. at reagan national airport, fox news. this will make you feel even better about flying, a major airline is offering up unlimited flights for one flat price. the fox5 money team is putting this deal to the test ahead 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you are stuck in traffic, consider it your stimulous dollars at work here. dc, maryland, and virginia are getting $167 million for transportation projects. the major one is getting underway in montgomery county. melanie tracking this one tonight. >> reporter: if you are wondering why you are spending so much time in backups, take a look at this list. there are 150 road improvement projects slated for maryland alone. you have plenty of time to ponder how your tax dollars are being spent. summertime is prime time for road projects. it seems you can't go anywhere without getting stuck in a construction delayed back up. >> it is slowing everything down. it's making everybody frustrated. >> and for drivers on 495 between the legion bridge and i- 270, it's about to get worse. >> oh boy. we are going to have a horrible time trying to get to work and school and everything. >> reporter: $11.9 million from the reinvestment act will be used to resurface four miles of the highway in both directions as well as the river road in clara barton ramp. for the next year, there wl be shoulder and lane closures. >> certainly, this is all in line with making sure we have a well maintained highway system. >> getting $62 million for projects throughout the state. improving sidewalks and drainage, resurfacing roads, upgrading traffic signals signals beauty projects. >> we have crews out there working. >> reporter: the projects are supporting 17,000 jobs from state workers to contractors. drivers aren't happy about the delays, but -- >> if it is stimulous money, it's for the right reasons, it is putting people to work, then i guess i'm all for it. >> sitting in trafc is the tradeoff for helping some workers ride out the recession. >> well it's hard to stay if the money is creating jobs. mdot did say the majority of the work is system preservation are projects that would have been done at some point. a piece of rock and roll history is up for grabs. michael jackson's famous glove is auction bound. a tv host ccused of committing crimes just to be the first on the scene. that's next. plus, our hometown heros are in enemy territory tonight. we finally get to see how the 2009 redskins look as they play their first preseason game against the ravens. when fox5 news at 5:00 rolls on. dealer: during the autobahn for all event, yocan get great deals. it's perfect. i just want to make sure it's. future...us? we got here as quick as we could. look it's the cc you don't pay for scheduled maintenance, you get the car of your dreams... seriously us, just drive it. you're right. deal: let's ke this one. it's a time-space continuum thing. the future... mdot did say the majority of the work was system preservation and they are projects that would have been done at some point. for your fox5 money report, i'm melanie. this is a bizarre story out of brazil a tv crime host is accused of five murders all to boost his ratings. wallace is being known on being first on murders. he alerted tv crews to get to the scene to get the best video. he is also a state legislator. police believe the victims are some of his political rivalries. a photo in cuba may be revet fidel castro. this exhibition is the 83rd birthday today. this is a recent photo he took of his father, showing him looking surprisingly healthy. alex is also a professional photographer. castro hasn't made a public appearance in years. pictures from state run media has shown him looking weak and gone. now a story you'll only see on fox5. an emotional interview coming up at 6:00. remember this chaotic scene? it was a violent crash in dc. witnesses helping save lives. one of the survivors is still hospitalized, but speaking out for the first ime. >> i just felt very scared because people were like, get them out of the car. >> this mother of five describing the panicked moments as she watches video of the crash for the first time and thanks the heros who helped save her life. the story at the top on news channel 5 at 6:00. there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! w get big meals li our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panorus pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only azza hut. once again there's something big happing at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormo pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price mu. only at pizza hut. find out the real state of the skins. the washington redskins taking on the baltimore ravens. getting their first taste of competition in the preseason. >> let's head out to the stadium with dave feldman. he has all the pregame action for us. looking sunnier out there now, dave. >> reporter: it's really nice. antwon randle el brought out the sun for us. the preseason debut for both teams, redskins were 8-8 last year. did not make it to the post season. the baltimore ravens went 11-5. made it all the way to the afc title game where they lost to the pittsburgh steelers. for the redskins and the ravens, some vets will play today, but not for long. that's just not the way the preseason works. jason campbell and the first team offense for the skins could see two series at the most. same could be said for the first team defense. neither team game plan for the other and they will focus solely on their own personnel and player evaluation. for the veterans, the preseason, a necessary evil. >> i don't particularly care for the preseason game to be honest with you. the time that we put out there, you have a chance to make the catch, make the block, and that kind of thing. you got to do that and that's why they want to use the preseason to see where guys are at even when it comes to age and that kind of thing, whether you are older or younger. the opportunity comes, you have to make the play. >> reporter: and one of the interesting dynamics tonight, we'll take a look at 6:00 is the backup quarterback. colt brennan is expected to get a good look today. we'll see how the quarterbacks divide up the time. we'll also talk to the 13th pick overall. live from bank stadium in baltimore. brian and sarah, back to you. thanks. i'm looking forward to seeing some of those backup quarterbacks play. >> colt brennan, a lot of buzz around colt brennan. >> i want to see what the new guy can do, you know. >> he is a veteran now. >> well, i know, but it's like he's not the guy that is normally out there. >> he doesn't get a lot of snaps. >> so you want to see what he can do. >> we are starting to sound like sports guys. >> i wouldn't be good at quarterback. i couldn't do that, but we'll see what we can do here. some clouds out there and there's a couple thunderstorm showers. thundershowers. to be honest with you, i haven't seen any lightning bolts coming from these little showers we are showing you. this is just up to the north and to the northeast of the city. this moved right over the stadium here up into baltimore and it moved south. very, very slow mover. i know they are small. they are right up between bwi and northwest here and they are drifting ever so slowly down to the south and to the southwest. this is all rotating around a very broad area of low pressure off to the east of us. we don't often see storms moving from northeast to southwest. occasionally it happens. so what i'm saying is these continue on their current motion to the southwest and they hold together some of this can start moving into the north western sections of dc and eventually right on down. we could get some more popping up too east of the city. that is the forecast right now. at 11:00 tonight, i think most of this will all be dispated and calmed down. temperatures in the middle 70s. by tomorrow morning, a lot like this morning. some clouds out. temperature around 70 degrees. partly sunny tomorrow at noon. 82. as a matter of fact, if you like today, chances are you will like tomorrow. it's going to be almost a carbon copy. 86 in the city now. a little cooler for baltimore as that thundershower moved through. fredericksburg, 85. just about everybody in the 80s. high pressure is to the northwest of us. remember that's the good stuff. it is trying to move in, but we had this stalled out frontal boundary. good news for us, the boundary made it further to the south into the southeast. so all this shower and thunderstorm activity is really localized around that stalled out frontal boundary. we have just enough high pressure coming in to keep the skies partly cloudy. a couple thunderstorms late in the afternoon, but otherwise, not too bad. listen, we'll have a few clouds overnight. patchy fog. we should stay dry. temperatures in the city gets into the upper 60s out in the suburbs, a little cooler than that. tomorrow, a lot like today. a spotty p.m. thunderstorm or shower. temperature down into the middle 80s or middle 80s or so for highs tomorrow. a lot like today. what about the weekend? we are going to warm it up and drying it out, too. i think there's isolated chance of a thunderstorm on saturday at best. sunday right now looks a little bit warmer and a little bit dryer, too. as a matter of fact, it looks dry on sunday and we are going to keep the temperature on sunday right around 90 for now. that could change. it could be a little bit warmer and certainly once we get to sunday, monday, tuesday, temperatures will be right around 90 to 93. i think that's the trend. we are going warm toward the ladder pt of the weekend. but dry the next couple of days. i think the game tonight, mostly dry. >> all right. thanks gary. michael jackson's legacy will go to the highest bidder. quote, the holy grail of jackson memorabilia is auction block bound. we are talking about the glittery glove jackson wor when he unveiled the moon walk in 1983. proceeds will go to music care, the charity that helps musicians struggling with substance abuse. and the investigation into the death of michael jackson is the talk of the town. tmz is following breaking news right now. new details on what investigators found during their search of a pharmacy in las vegas. tmz creator joins us live from la, what do you know? >> reporter: well sarah, it's a big story. we just got hold of the search warrant that was used to raid the pharmacy in las vegas earlier in the week. and it seems to link dr. conrad murray with the bowl that might have killed michael jackson. they seized it at the jackson residence after he died. there were lot numbers on it. and in this search warrant, they give those lot numbers and they say that they believe that dr. murray yewsed a specific credit card and a fedex number to get it shipped from the vegas pharmacy to los angeles. we don't know what they acally found from the documents. they are vague. it's very clear when you read the warrant itself that they believe, the police believe they linked dr. murray to the drug that everyone believes killed michael jackson. >> things not looking good for dr. murray right now. also on the topic of michael jackson here. some of his memorabilia that has been caught up in a legal dispute is now missing. explain more about that what you guys have learned. >> reporter: well, this goes back almost twenty years. michael jackson was sued because of a venture that he never followed through with and there was a judgment against him and ultimately the person who got the judgment got a warehouse full of michael jackson's stuff. they went back and forth on this for years and finally settled and michael jackson would get eight items back from the warehouse where it was all being stored. so according to police report that was filed in las vegas, late last month, two of jackson's lawyers went to pick the stuff up and it was missing. they think that the guy who was holding everything was pulling some things here. he says no, i was robbed and he filed a police report and is now under investigation. michael jackson memorabilia, sarah, is a mighty hot commodity these days. >> i have to imagine it is. thanks so much. ready to rock it out with the best of them? time to put your musical chops to the test. fox rocks is back and if you have a band, you can log on to myfoxdc.com and click on the entertainment tab. upload your original song and then viewers will vote on it. the top six bands get to perform live at arlington's grill and if you win that contest, you win on fox5 morning news. check out all the rules on our website. myfoxdc.com. > the hunt is on for a bear on the run. the escapades caught on camera. we'll follow the trail next. take a look at this bear. he is on a run. look at him crawling along there. he sent residents scrambling for their cameras and now the hunt is on for him. wildlife experts suspect he is no stranger to these parts. fox's jane yamamodo explains. >> reporter: a boy bear on a mission to find food. first, climbing over a fence, then walking along a brick wall balancing himself. he checks out this pool, but apparently still hungry, knocks around some garbage cans, finds a snack, then wanders back to cool off for a swim. spashing around having a good time and he even stands up in the deep end to give you a sense of how big he is. the homeowner wasn't around when the playful guy went in for a dip and the chlorine got to him. watch as he uses this tree to scratch himself. then he is off for more food, this time people are home to see him chow down. >> i heard him yelling, get the camera. >> reporter: her husband snapped this picture at 3:00 in the afternoon. >> we have figs and they love figs. they can smell figs a mile away, parently. >> the dog came around the edge of the pool. >> daisy is one of their two german shepards seen here barking while the bear makes his way next door, hopping inside this tree. >> he is about 50 feet up in the air. >> reporter: you see him hiding inside looking straight at the camera. the tree was in scott's backyard. >> the fish and game gentleman told me, you know, this bear has been here before. i'm like, what are you talking about? he said it's esame markings, they just aren't fresh. >> he is so fuzzy and sweet. i don't want him hurt. >> reporter: nearly two hours later, we hear shots fired, fish and game and sheriff deputies blasting it with bean bags. the bear is back on the run. >> there he goes. he is across the street. >> that was jane reporting. wildlife experts say this may be the same bear that has been spotted in the neighborhood for a week. is far from over. the news at 6:00 starts right now. this is fox5 news at 6:00. a violent crash in the district. fox 5 cameras rolling as bystanders rush to the rescue. tonight, one of the women pulled from the smoking wreckage is describing her ordeal for the first time. >> i felt like i just died right then and there, because i did see a white light. >> that mother of five speaking out from her hospital room. still recovering more than a week from the crash. here 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