>> two-year-old cambria was born with a genetic disorder that makes movement difficult. the little device was st from the sidewalk in front of her alameda home. >> something like that happens and it makes it that much harder. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: after seeing a news report about cambria's missing walker they decided to buy her a new one. >> they can see her with a lot of engineering and a lot of specialized equipment attached. let's contact the manufacturer and let's see if we can see what the value is. >> one, two, one, two. >> we are very happy. >> it makes us feel wonderful to see the heart of human kind coming through. >> say thank you. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i am feeling good. >> she is back in business, is she not? >> she can get that little sense of independence that the other kids have when they first learn to walk. >> cambria has the new walker, but police have not closed the case. police are looking for who stole the first one. laura anthony, abc news. >> it has generated a lot of conversation on our facebook page. deborah august wrot

i can't believe. >> reporter: cambria was born with a disorder. her heartbroken parents told us they couldn't believe someone would take the one item that let their little girl see the world up right. after seeing my story on ktvu, joel wisbart who has a child about the same age of cambria saw the story. >> it was hard to see something like that happen. >> it's really nice. i feel good about it. it's a good day. >> it's the heart of mankind, the heart of human kind coming shining through when we need it. >> i can't thank you enough. i really appreciate it. >> reporter: cambria went right back to work so that some day she will no longer need this shiny red gift to help her walk. >> yeah, cambria. >>> a ktvu field poll asked their opinion on the so called amazon sales tax issue. 47% favor the law to collect california sales tax. 46% are opposed. if they could vote on a referendum, 49% said they would. 47% said they would keep it in place. >>> another question into the ktvu field poll asked about having ballot initiatives during elections. 56% of vot

i can't believe. >> reporter: cambria was born with a disorder. her heartbroken parents told us they couldn't believe someone would take the one item that let their little girl see the world up right. after seeing my story on ktvu, joel wisbart who has a child about the same age of cambria saw the story. >> it was hard to see something like that happen. >> it's really nice. i feel good about it. it's a good day. >> it's the heart of mankind, the heart of human kind coming shining through when we need it. >> i can't thank you enough. i really appreciate it. >> reporter: cambria went right back to work so that some day she will no longer need this shiny red gift to help her walk. >> yeah, cambria. >>> a ktvu field poll asked their opinion on the so called amazon sales tax issue. 47% favor the law to collect california sales tax. 46% are opposed. if they could vote on a referendum, 49% said they would. 47% said they would keep it in place. >>> another question into the ktvu field poll asked about having ballot initiatives during elections. 56% of vot

cambria needs it now. she wants to walk today. developmentally, there is a window period where you can attain these skills. and then it slowly disappears. >> thought we could help out and make it -- do something nice. >> reporter: so owners of bart manufacturing saw the story on tv and wanted to help by building cambria a new walker. >> and it was a little more intricate than we anticipated, so we called the manufacturer. decided it would be better just for us to purchase it. >> reporter: so today, a special delivery. the gift of kindness from a complete stranger repaid with a tiny handshake. >> it's just wonderful to have her back in this walker and to see her kind of gurgling and looking up at the sky. >> i think there's a definite satisfaction giving somebody that, you know, something like this that's really specialized and a real need. we feel very fortunate that we could do that for her. >> reporter: turning the baby steps most of us take for granted into giant leaps for one little girl. >> yeah! that's a good step. >> report

>> two-year-old cambria was born with a genetic disorder that makes movement difficult. the little device was stolen from the sidewalk in front of her alameda home. >> something like that happens and it makes it that much harder. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: after seeing a news report about cambria's missing walker they decided to buy her a new one. >> they can see her with a lot of engineering and a lot of specialized equipment attached. let's contact the manufacturer and let's see if we can see what the value is. >> one, two one two. >> we are very happy. >> it makes us feel wonderful to see the heart of human kind coming through. >> say thank you. >> how are you feeling right now? >> i am feeling good. >> she is back in business is she not? >> she can get that little sense of independence that the other kids have when they first learn to walk. >> cambria has the new walker but police have not closed the case. police are looking for who stole the first one. laura anthony, abc news. >> it has generated a lot of conversation on our facebook page. deborah august wrot

three weeks ago somebody stole an expensive walker in front of 2-year-old cambria hurst home.'t move well because of a genetic disorder and her dad said the walker made her feel independent. after seeing news reports, one on abc7, a pair of brothers decided to act. >> we could see a lot of engineering and specialized equipment attached to it. we decided the manufacturer and see if we could see what the value is and see if we could work something else. >> dave and his brother joel own bart enterprises in san jose. they say the cost of the $3,000 walker was worth it after seeing cambria smile. >>> that store generated a lot of conversation on our facebook page. debra august wrote, "it's nice to know that there are good people out there who helped this poor little girl." dee garcia says, "this is beautiful, but so sad that someone would even take something like that." you can join the conversation at facebook.com/abc7news. >> wrote what a lot of people were thinking. >> disney teaming up director of "avatar." bloomberg business report is coming up. >>> president obama will return

cambria needs it now. she wants to walk today. developmentally, there is a window period where you can attain these skills. and then it slowly disappears. >> reporter: alameda police are asking the public for help. >> something like this that helps a special needs child adapt to the world, it's something we would like to find very, very much. >> when she can do something in return, like i put my tongue out at her, and her little tongue goes poke, and it is just 1,000 sunrises. >> reporter: if you have any idea who might have taken the walker and how to reunite her with it alameda police want to hear from you. reporting from alameda, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >> maybe we can keep that story in the news for the next couple of days. we'll do updates on it and make sure she gets back what belongs to her. >>> a sneaky way for hackers to steal your money. how your body heat can give away your atm p.i.n. number. >> your computer skills get greatly enhanced but your flying skills g rusty. >> what some pilots make them addicted to that can m

. >>> cambria needs it now.evelopment amelie there is a window period where you can attain these skills. it slowly disappears. >> thought we could help and make it nice. >> reporter: so owners of bart manufacturing saw the story on tv and wanted to help by building cambria a new walker. >> and it was a little more intricate than we anticipated, so we called the manufacturer. decided it would be better just for us to purchase it. >> reporter: so today, a special delivery. the gift of kindness from a complete stranger repaid with a tiny handshake. >> it's just wonderful to have her back in this walker and to see her kind of gurgling and looking up at the sky. >> i think there's a definite satisfaction giving somebody that, you know, something like this that's really specialized and a real need. we feel very fortunate that we could do that for her. >> reporter: turning the baby steps most of us take for granted into giant leaps for one little girl. >> yeah! that's a good step. >> reporter: reporting from alameda, p

two and a half-year-old cambria uses a $3400 walker. she was born with a rare genetic disorder that causes developmental delays. the walker was stolen from the family's home in alameda on sunday. the family says they're willing to forgive anyone who took it. >> just bring it back. no questions asked. just drop it off. everything is forgiven. we just need it. >> they need it in a big way. a new walker would take months to order and fill. this helps cambria's physical and mental development. that's why she needs it so bad. if you have any information, all alameda police. >>> the san francisco parking structure is back open today this after a car crashed through one of its barriers. >> this would be an expensive parking job in so many ways. it's a mass today dangling four stories high on 3rd street t. happened yesterday. had a dead battery. the own our was pushing it into a spot. got a little help from a valet on was steering the car but the car didn't start -- the car started rolling on its own. the valet got spooked and jumped out. that'

it was stolen from her front yard. 2.5-year-old cambria hurst uses a $3,400 walker. she was born with a rare genetic disorder that causes developmental delays. the walker was stolen from the family's home in alameda on sunday. the family is willing to forgive whoever took it. >> bring it back, no questions asked. we just need it. >> something like this that helps a special needs child adapt to the world, something we would like to find very, very much. >>> a new walker will take months to order and bill to help her physical and mental development. if you have any information, please call alameda police. >>> veteran san jose police officer with history of problems with the force is in truck again. patrick d'arrigo is under arrest. len ramirez reports. >> reporter: this officer patrick d'arrigo did work with children with teenagers at a high school here in san jose. and also we are finding out that it's one thing to fire an officer for bad behavior as he was earlier this -- in the last couple of years, but keeping them off the force is tricky. 44-year-old officer patri

dave and joe of san jose were so touched by cambria's story, they bought her a replacement walker with their own money. >> i feel good. i feel good we were able to help her out. it's awesome. she is very cute and her parents are very nice. >> she gave her new walker a spin today as her parents and her baby brother, darren, cheered her on. >>> a bay area transit official, many of them are warning that more fare hikes could be on the horizon. if congress approves proposed cuts. union leaders joined officials from bart for what they call the day of action. they urged passengers to wear red in support of public transit. caltran officials today said the proposed funding cut threatened critical projects to upgrate infrastructure. considering a bill to cut by 1/3. >> a san francisco supervisor put forth a plan to make riding muni free for children going to and from school. david campos wants to provide free passes to school childrens between the ages of 5 and 17. the proposal is aimed at helping struggling families. >>> the exclusive new ktvu field poll shows california voters are divided ove

well they dug deep and they raised money to buy this new walker for cambria. they gave it to her today. >> i think it's sad to see a girl having these problems and for someone to steal her walker. it helps her interact and communicate with other kids. >> it's really wonderful, it's a great day. >>> scientists are reporting what may be significant news in the fight against aids. they say they found a way to disarm the virus. laboratories in several u.s. facilities and in london say hiv is unable to damage the immune system if cholesterol is removed from the membrane of the virus. it's not killed but it's like an army that has its flags but no weapons. if they figure out how to deactivate the entire virus it may offer a whole new approach to developing a vaccine against aids. >>> two separate studies suggests breast milk makes children smarter: higher levels of polysaturate fats found in breast milk can helps make children smarter. >>> coca-cola is introducing a new 12.5 oupbdz bottle. it's cutting the price by about 20% on its eight pack of 7.5- ounce mini cans

three weeks ago someone stole an expensive walker in front of 2-year-old cambria hurst's home.she can't move well because of a genetic disorder and her dad said the walker made her feel independent. after seeing news all right of the theft including one on abc7 pair of brothers decided to take action. >> we could see engineering and equipment attached to it. we decided contact the manufacturer to see if possibly we could see what the value is. >> the value is $3,000. >> dave and his brother joel own bart enterprises in san jose and say the cost was worth it after seeing her smile. >> if you left your car moments in san francisco and came back to find it towed there may be an app for that. users would sipe up for tow alert -- sign up for tow alert and specify boundaries in the city. 160 cars are towed every day in san francisco. towing fees and the fines, getting your vehicle out of the toe lot could top $450. >>> president obama may compete for face time visiting the bay area next week. he is said to hold a virtual town hall meeting at linked in headquarters in mountain view on