pittman, mr.ittman very well may have fired the fatal shots that killed avis banks. >> and keyon appeared to be unconcerned. >> he was laughing. i had to remind him that he had a fiancee and a baby that were dead. and he said at that point, oh, yeah. >> when keyon called his lawyer, his anger was clearly evident. anger not towards the killer. but the police. >> i don't like this at all. the [ bleep ] think i had something to do with it. i came home. i knew something was up. >> keyon had no criminal record. but he wore size 8 1/2 shoes. consistent with the shoes the killer was wearing when he tried to kick in the back door. and that wasn't all. >> there was blood on the button down shirt that he had on as well as blood on the pants. >> dna tests showed the blood had come from avis. >> maybe he didn't want to settle down and be a father and be a husband. maybe he was trying to get rid of her. identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of ident

elizabeth pittman, who was in possession of ginger's cell phone and jewelry, claims she was given the at the picnic and was not charged. today, nicolas hayes is a healthy grade school student, although he has permanent scars from the sunburn. his father says he has only vague memories of what happened. >> told me that the monsters were going to get him. i asked him about what he meant and he said, well, mommy, holds me, but the monsters hit mommy. >> the blood on his shoes, the blood on his pants and shirt all matched ginger hayes' blood 100%. there was never any question as to whose blood was found on his shoes, his shirt or his pants. >> nobody could look at it and say, yeah, it was someone else. in fact, i think one of the investigators put it so well during the trial on the stand saying, there aren't enough people in the world for it to be another person. that's how accurate the testing was. they knew it was andre edwards. guilty. >>> up next, a young woman is dead and the neighbor says the killer is a window peeper. >> she was uncomfortable about that. she did not feel it was a v

we're joined now by lieutenant pittman over the phone with the sheriff's office. good morning, lieutenant. >> good morning. >> if you could just update us on what's taken place so far this morning and what the search plans are for today. >> well, as you may know, our search efforts never ceased overnight. we continued to have over 100 personnel actively searching throughout the area out here near samuel p. taylor state park. this morning we're anticipating the arrival of upwards and over 120, maybe up to 160 additional new fresh searchers to join our efforts out here today in searching for ida. obviously with that number of people we're going to be able to expand our efforts even beyond the state park boundaries out here. in addition to that we're going to go back and go over some of the locations that we've already hit, but in a situation like this, we don't want to leave any stone unturned. >> yeah. we are getting an idea of is t. video we're returning over you right now, shows some of the terrain out there. what are some of the chal lechl you face there? >> the

there goes lieutenant -- marin county sheriffs lieutenant doug pittman.to give us an update about the search for the missing girl. lieutenant, is there anything you can tell sonus. >> not yet. >> reporter: so there's nothing he can tell us officially just yet. again, as i noted earlier, the mood here does seem a little more relaxed. we are hoping it is all good news, that this 9-year-old missing girl may have been found. again, we are waiting for official confirmation, but that's the latest on what we have here. we'll bring you more information as we get it. allie rasmus, channel 2news. >>> new this morning, san jose firefighters say they have rescued a man who was trapped under a 10,000-pound trailer. it happened within the past hour on quimby road. his condition has not been released. >>> another police academy class will graduate this morning from the criminal justice training center at napa valley college. among this graduating class is a young man whose training was paid for by the vallejo police department. it is all part of a new effort under way t

lieutenant doug pittman was there for the reuniting. >> ida, where have you been? and i can't help but admit it made me smile when ida responded back, mom, i'm fine. >> reporter: the search began friday. ida's parents last saw her shortly after noon friday. throughout the evening, rescuers continued scouring the thick redwood forest worried ida was not fine. more than 200 people including volunteers searched samuel p. taylor state park. >> this is the largest by size and scale search effort that i have ever been involved with in marin county. >> reporter: in the end two cyclists who lived just a few miles from the state park found ida saturday morning shortly before 9:00. >> they were aware of the search taking place here and they intentionally close to come out and ride here in samuel p. taylor with the slight hope they might find ida and to all our benefit they did. >> reporter: the rothschilds spent the afternoon recovering in this home inside the park. recovering from a long night. rescuers say the family is grateful for the successful search-and-rescue effort.

lieutenant doug pittman was there for the reuniting. do you remember exactly what it was the mom said, ida, where have you been? and i can't help but admit it made me smile when ida responded back, mom, i'm fine. >> reporter: the search began friday. ida's parents last saw her shortly after noon friday. throughout the evening, rescuers continued scouring the thick redwood forest worried ida was not fine. more than 200 people including volunteers searched samuel p. taylor state park. >> this is the largest by size and scale search effort that i have ever been involved with in marin county. >> reporter: in the end two cyclists who lived just a few miles from the state park found ida saturday morning shortly before 9:00. >> they were aware of the search taking place here and they intentionally close to come out and ride here in samuel p. taylor with the slight hope they might find ida and to all our benefit they did. >> reporter: the rothschilds spent the afternoon recovering in this home inside the park. recovering from a long night. resc

the angels of god clothing closet in pittman, gloucester county, tells us someone stole $600 from a cash box at their yard sale yesterday afternoon. they say that was all the money they had raised for the day. the organization collects clothes and food for those in need. 17-year-old caitlin dera who started the charity when she was just 12 has this message for the thief. >> we are a charity. we do give out clothing and food. so if they're in need of something like that, we would actually love to help them. >> dera says she'll have another fund-raiser this weekend. she hopes people in the community will donate their unwanted clothes to help them recoup their losses. >>> called out. >> next, why philadelphia was just ranked the worst city in pennsylvania for military vets needing care. >>> and how a local dry town is about to bring booze in despite neighbors' protests. >>> today's rain was just a preview of what's ahead for this week. i'll show you what days to expect the worst of the storms. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolution