r reporter: yesterday, sheriff chris fitzgerald put out a call nir 2,000 volunteers.morning, the line of cars stretched over the horizon. >> if you see anything of import, we're going to yell, "stop." >> reporter: across an area of five square miles, through soybean and cornfields and thick woods, the volunteers scanned the ground for any bit of asidence, something in short dupply since jayme closs was abducted after her parents were fatally shot in their home eight days ago. 1,300 tips have yielded no su. billards have gone up as officials released information about two types of cars that may have been involved. but for the thousands of searchers, their most powerful investigative tool is faith. >> i know her parents are up in heavench "thank you, thank you." "keep looking, keep looking." >> reporter: just moments ago, y spoke with the sheriff who told us that the search has not yet yielded any new evidence, but, jeff, he says that he is confident jayme closs will be found. >> glor: don dahler in barron, wisconsin. thank you, don. still ahead here tonight, a vintage

. >> reporter: yesterday sheriff chris fitzgerald put out a call for 2000 volunteers. by morning, the line of cars stretched over the horizon. >> if you see anything of import, we're going to yell stop. >> reporter: across an area of five square miles, through soybean and cornfields and thick woods, the volunteers scanned the ground for any bit of evidence, something in short supply since jamie closs was abducted after her parents were fatally shot in their home eight days ago. 1300 tips have yielded no suspects. billboards have gone up as far away as new york. officials released information about two types of cars that may have been involved. but for the thousands of searchers, their most powerful investigative tool is faith. >> i know her parents are up in heaven watching going, thank you, thank you. keep looking, keep looking. >> just moments ago we spoke with the sheriff who told us that the search has not yet yielded any new evidence. but, jeff, he says he is confident jamie closs will be found. >> this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. yeah, and

but the county sheriff chris fitzgerald says he believes that jayme is still alive. about 2,000 volunteers turned out to search for clues, don daylor spoke to the sheriff about the investigation, he's outside the sheriff's department in wisconsin. >> so many peach drawn here are hoping for a good outcome. volunteers trudged through some rough terrain for hours. investigators are now assessing the items they found. and while it's too early to know whether any of those were connected to this case, the sheriff says he remains optimistic. the line of cars stretched for miles as peach arrived to search for clues in the disappearance of 13-year-old jayme closs. it took 2,000 volunteers through thick brush and woods. wide-open land, and head-high corn fields. >> there's a little girl missing. and who wouldn't want the world looking for he had. >> most of the news is far away and kind of disconnected. but this is awfully close to our community. >> butch karcher and his wife sarah drove 50 miles to be part of the search. for them, it's personal. >> we have a teenaged daughter

search the roadsides near the murder scene.the daylong effort yielded no clues, and sheriff chris fitzgeraldys the effort won't be repeated. instead, he's asking residents to keep an eye on their neighbors.in a facebook post, he urged barron residents to watch out for abnormal behavior .. missing work or scheduled appointmens ... or leaving town without explanation.excessive alcohol and drug consumption is also suspect.so is anyone who pays too much or too little attention to the case...anyone acting anxious, nervous or irritable could be reported to the police.the sheriff's department also released dispatch tapes from the night of the murder.they reveal that the original 9-1-1 call came from a cell phone belonging to jayme's mother.that when police arrived five minutes later, they found the front door broken in.no gun was found at the scene... and there was no sign of jayme. (vicki) autopsy results have been released in the deadly october sixth limo crash in upstate new york. new york state police says the 20 victims all died due to "multiple severe traumatic blunt force injuries." for reas

search the roadsides near the murder scene.the daylong effort yielded no clues, and sheriff chris fitzgeraldys the effort won't be repeated. instead, he's asking residents to keep an eye on their neighbors.in a facebook post, he urged barron residents to watch out for abnormal behavior .. missing work or scheduled appointmens ... or leaving town without explanation.excessive alcohol and drug consumption is also suspect.so is anyone who pays too much or too little attention to the case...anyone acting anxious, nervous or irritable could be reported to the police.the sheriff's department also released dispatch tapes from the night of the murder.they reveal that the original 9-1-1 call came from a cell phone belonging to jayme's mother.that when police arrived five minutes later, they found the front door broken in.no gun was found at the scene... and there was no sign of jayme. "it sounds like she was really active. she was a good student. and it sounds like there's a lot of people who really want to find her safe."students at local schools got help dealing

. >> reporter: barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald says because of tips they received, investigatorsding the ground search. he asked for 2,000 volunteers to come out tuesday to walk specific areas. >> we are looking for anything that may be related to the incident. >> i'm terrified. i'm -- i want to stay in my home where i know that i'm safe, that i can keep my baby safe. >> reporter: with few leads, people in the community are staying alert and are desperate for jayme to be found. >> we just want answers, you know. i don't know. we want her to come home safe. >> reporter: the sheriff is also asking for people to walk their properties, to check out their hunting cabins, that sort of thing, for anything suspicious. he said investigators still believe that jayme is in danger, and they have not ruled out any scenarios. norah? >> don, thank you. >>> a water supply shortage in austin, texas, is an emergency according to city officials. they've ordered more than a million customers to boil their tap water before drinking it. recent heavy flooding has contaminated the city's reservoirs with

baron county sheriff chris fitzgerald wouldn't divulge why they think that. >> if we think it's key toe where we need the public's help, we will disseminate that information, but until then our number one goal is to bring jayme home and no amount of information will be given out unless we feel it's appropriate to help. >>> about 20,000 utility customers remain without electricity in northern california after pacific gas and electric cut the power over the weekend. it is the first time the utility preemptively cut power to prevent sparking wildfires. >>> in pom peii, this marking shows when mount arteuvius erupted. >> you're up to date that's the news update at this hour back to you. >> interesting good time. tomorrow is october 17th thank you, sue. >>> stocks in full rally mode with all three major indices on pace for their best day since march. right now the dow jones industrial is higher for 500 points the nasdaq composite really the outperformer, higher by 2.6% at this point, some big movers on the back of earnings today. johnson & johnson helping and pharma and consumer units helpi

the sheriff, chris fitzgerald said on monday there are two cars now being sought in this case.ion thus far we believe jayme was in the home at the time of the homicides and believe she is still in danger. this remains an active investigation and we're following up on every tip. through the examination of video camera footage from businesses and hoefms we've determined two vehicles in the closs -- near the closs home at the time of the incident. >> sandra: they've had so many volunteers that have been crucial on the ground helping to look for her. he is asking for 2,000 more volunteers, able-bodied people to help look for her. you are calling this a recovery effort at this point. >> well, that is what it feels like. they aren't going to residences or issuing search warrants or have roadblocks. they're specifically looking for areas where they might find the remains or they might find evidence that would lead them to a location where jayme is. so when you look at these two vehicles, one vehicle is very specific, the chrysler, red and white. if that vehicle was in the county where