pinole police department announced it has reopened the high- profile missing child case of amber swartz garcia. amber disappeared from her front yard. on savage avenue in 2007, convicted child molester and killer curtis dean anderson. confessed to killing young amber -- telling f-b-i agents he dumped her body off a highway near benson, arizona. he died before he could be re-interviewed. whatpinole police and the f- b-i are confident anderson killed swartz, but are now hoping that by re-opening the case, they can recover her remains. to those who've worried... suffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. busiest classroom building -- dwinelle hall -- should be open for classes on today, as students prepare for mid-term exams. here is an advisory for drivers in the south bay. parts of 880 in san jose will be shutdown for widening starting tonight. the northbound side o

police department announced that they have reopened the high- profile missing child case of amber and swartz garciant yard on salvage avenue back in july of 1988. in 2007, a convicted child molester and killer curtis at dean anderson, confessed to killing young amber, telling fbi agents that he dumped her body of a of a highway near benson, ariz.. he died before he could be real interviewed. and though police and the fdr are confident that anderson kill her. but are now hoping that by reopening the case, that to recover remains. >> developing story, day two of the government shut down. this morning, the effects of the shutdown span from coast to coast. national parks-closed, thousands of workers-furloughed. several offices-shut down. but here is a list of government services that will continue. >> social security and medicare will still be deposited in bank accounts. snap, a supplemental nutritional assistance program will continue. air- traffic control and tsa employees will still report to work so plane can still land and take off at security checkpoints. unemployment checks will also still go al

no police department announced it has reopened the high-profile missing child case of amber shorts garcia. --swartzront yard on seventh avenue back in june of 1988. two in 2007, convicted child molester and killer curtis been anderson confessed to killing young amber telling fbi agents he dumped her body off a highway near benson arizona. he died before he could be read interview. police and the fbi are confident anderson killed schwartz but are now hoping that by reopening the case they can recover remains. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ try new fiber one cinnamon coffee cake. >>mark: famed novelist tom clancy has died. the author was best known for the novels " the hunt for red october ", " patriot games " and " clear and present danger. " clancy wrote dozens of espionage novels set in the post cold war era. he also had great success from a line of video game

pam cook is in our newsroom to tell us about the new effort involving the disappearance of amber swartz garcia announcement came that a new set of eyes should look at this missing person's case. the 7-year-old girl disappeared from her front yard back in 1988. police closed the case 11 years later after convicted killer anderson confessed to her murder from death row. amber's mother was never convinced that confix was true. she's writ -- confix was true. she's written a book with a family friend that's convinced police to look at a man with a strange background and creepy behavior during the time amber disappeared. >> he was the number one suspect up until anderson confessed to taking amber. at this point, they closed the case. >> i don't think anything that anderson offered us had anything to do with anything. i think he wanted to make a name for himself and get off death row. >> she says she would rather her daughter be on the missing person's list for eternity than to close the case when she's not conconvinced -- convinced. the woman we spoke to is helping kim swartz write a second book. sh