show on its website in hopes of breaking loose a lead. >> it's really, really hard for me to watch david lewis' appearance, and make the call. he appeared back in 2008. it's just chilling. >> reporter: lewis was murdered here in the parking lot of the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo on june 9. witnesses reported hearing an argument then gunfire. then seeing a black sedan pull

said a person's name when she was shot. >> reporter: david lewis two daughters and son broughttheir grief to this session with police chiefs. from palo alto and from san mateo where he was shot in the back near his car. >> we have 100 theories, we have one now theories and we have no theories. it could as easily been at this point a random act. >> reporter: davis emerged from a background of drug use and prison. >> why? do you have anything. >> reporter: there has been rumors that lewis told police who shot him before he lost consciousness. police confirm he was talking but -- >> he was saying lots of things. he initially say he didn't know who did it. and then there were other names but they weren't names that identified actual people that we could ever find. >> reporter: police admit they thought lewis would survive. for more questions later. he died at the nearest trauma center at stanford. >> he was 10 minutes away from the general hospital. why take him to stanford. that's a long drivings he was pleading out. >> reporter: lewis's death leaves a hole in many lives and haunt

said a person's name when she was shot. >> reporter: david lewis two daughters and son broughttheir grief to this session with police chiefs. from palo alto and from san mateo where he was shot in the back near his car. >> we have 100 theories, we have one now theories and we have no theories. it could as easily been at this point a random act. >> reporter: davis emerged from a background of drug use and prison. >> why? do you have anything. >> reporter: there has been rumors that lewis told police who shot him before he lost consciousness. police confirm he was talking but -- >> he was saying lots of things. he initially say he didn't know who did it. and then there were other names but they weren't names that identified actual people that we could ever find. >> reporter: police admit they thought lewis would survive. for more questions later. he died at the nearest trauma center at stanford. >> he was 10 minutes away from the general hospital. why take him to stanford. that's a long drivings he was pleading out. >> reporter: lewis's death leaves a hole in many lives and haunt

show on its website in hopes of breaking loose a lead. >> it's really, really hard for me to watch david lewis' appearance, and make the call. he appeared back in 2008. it's just chilling. >> reporter: lewis was murdered here in the parking lot of the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo on june 9. witnesses reported hearing an argument then gunfire. then seeing a black sedan pull away. the case remains unsolved even after governor schwarzenegger's office offered a $50,000 reward for information. >> this case is still incredibly important to the city of san mateo and the san mateo police department. >> reporter: san mateo police say their case has hit roadblocks. they have good information, given by lewis himself just before he died. but it's not enough. >> there was some information that we were able to determine right there at the scene while we were talking to david. a lot of it was incomplete. it was bits and pieces of information that we would love to match up with valid information that we get from the community in terms of tips and leads and maybe witness information that could help u

news, east palo alto police are offering big reward now to find the killer of community leader david lewis. >>> and a young woman with an amazing story of survival becomes a survivor on american idol. >>> let's go to tory and see what's going up on morning on 2. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> drugs with a street value of up to a million dollars are off the streets this morning after a year long police investigation that led to a bust in gilroy. we'll have details including who may be behind this operation. >>> and we are learning more about a phone threat to an american airline flight including where it ca in >>> and this wildfire has 200 firefighters on the job. >> those stories coming on morning on 2. back to you. >> thank you >>> as police in east palo alto and san mateo run out of lead in the death of community leader david lewis, there is a $50,000 reward for information. for weeks, investigators followed up on the information he gave them after he was shot in hillsdale mall in san mateo. police explained why some think that the investigation is proceeding slowly. >> there are r

. >>> there is now a $50,000 reward for any information that leads to the death of david lewis.the weeks after his death, investigators followed up on the information he gave them after he was shot at hillsdale mall in san mateo. at a community meeting last night, the police explain why some might think the investigation is proceeding slowly. >> i have ten detectives working this -- this case. they all have their own kers series. unfortunately in a traumatic event, not everyone sees things the same way. >> there are rumors that lewis told police who shot him before he died. police confirm he was talking before he shot but thi thought i would survive and decided to question him once he recovered. >>> we should learn today whether charges will be dropped against debra madden. gorge gascon will make an announcement in the afternoon regarding the investigation. ktvu has learned that the state attorney general is unlikely to invest the time and money to prosecute madden for stealing cocaine from the lab. we've also learned that the police investigation centered around a paper used in

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