convert what they consider sacred burial grounds into a park. the tribes are camping out at the glenn cove area in vallejo and they say they won t allow construction to take place here. here s your story. about two dozen native americans and their supporters are occupying the 15 acres they consider a 3500-year-old sacred burial site. they want to block any machinery attempting to change this area. norman is here. we don t want anything built on top of our sacred site. a toilet on top of a sacred site. i don t think they d put a toilet on top of their ancestors. the stand-off between members of native american tribes and vallejo is the vallejo recreation district wants to develop the parkland into a park area where the parking lot, benches and restrooms, the native americans say they ve been fighting the district for 10 years in order to keep the area the way it is and not disturb an ancient grave site. i have direct ties to this land. my ancestors are here. i feel the
insiders. the store is closed but davis has every intention of bouncing back. as far as my business, it s going to thrive. reporter: and police say that thieves will likely try and sell their hair. davis says probably straight out of their trunk. authorities are asking anyone with information about this to try and call them, hair divas increasing security here. the owner is offer a $1,000 reward. allen? christin, i m going to ask you to repeat something because that motorcycle was pretty loud. you said the thieves are going to be out there trying to sell this hair, right? trying to sell it. davis said she saw thieves sell hair out of their trunks so like any other black market crime that you see. wow. first time i have heard of t also, christin ayers, thank you. the hunt was on for two pit bulls who killed a dog and mauled a woman. kiet do talked to the woman. the pictures are disturbing. reporter: the pictures are difficult to look at showing dawn wilson bloodi