And now, from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic, with work beyond production, grace reavers director of social media, John

Heiden the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop.

Here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense.

Your mayor, Joe Sushiman.

Well, to the dismay of my crew, I've just postulated whether Casey Hathaway, the three-year-old

lost in North Carolina, who says he was comforted by a bear, might it have been plausible that

he was comforted by some sort of sassquatch or bigfoot figure.

We have reached Sheriff McFadden, David McFadden, and let me get the county correct.

Craven.

I think New Bern is the nearest town.

Sheriff, are you with us?

Yes, sir Joe.

I'm right here.

I, uh, Sheriff, I, what are you to make of the idea that the gratefully found Casey Hathaway

says he was comforted by a bear for three days?

Have you had any thoughts about that?

Well, I believe that story.

I heard, uh, Bob Nauja, you caught me at Bonnie's Cafe and I have a little lunch.

All right.

I, I didn't think you would work food into this, but I, I, I, do you find it plausible that

a bear took care of the child?

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