will be searching underwater this weekend. >> so we're going to start at square one. >> reporter: doug bishop and his team is ready to join the search for missing truckee teenager kiely rodni. >> we bring a fresh set of eyes, unorthodox search tactics that allowed us to become successful. >> reporter: bishop is load diver and investigators with pu. they specialize in cold cases of people gone missing in their cars underwater. kiely's extended family reaching out to the volunteer scuba diving team for help. >> unfortunately, almost everyone that we find is in an area that other agencies have already searched. again, that's just going back to the rare skill set that we have. >> reporter: the team coming in just days after authorities announcing they're scaling back the search for kiely. >> we had over 9,000 manpowers into searching, which is astronomical. our biggest problem is, where do we go? how do we keep sustaining this? >> reporter: law enforcement has been searching the area for the 16-year-old or her car. surveillance video has been circulating, documenting where she was last seen, hour

. >> doug bishop and nick are in of the group adventures with purpose. the small band of volunteers solve california's biggest mystery of the past 2 weeks in less than an hour, we began our search. >> for kiley. at cross creek reservoir on august. 21st at 10:40am, place to sonar boats in the water by 11:15am. nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge garment sonar technology, kylie's suv was about 14 feet under water. and only 55 feet off shore. not far from the campground where the teen attended a massive party on august 6th. >> footage from the group shows the long sought license plate 8. why you are one to 7. law enforcement recovered kylie's vehicle yesterday and today they're stressing a continued focus on the rodney family and great appreciation for adventures with purpose. the lake was extensively searched with side sonar within our ow v we had divers. we had swimmers. >> i think that's part of what we're going to go back to to do. and in deep grief in the past 2 weeks, multiple agencies conducted wide ranging searches issuing notices

doug bishop, the lead investigators with adventures for purpose and nick a diver with the group.ou did. tell us how it happened. >> you know, we've developed a unique skill set over the years here with cold cases. we use those tactics in this particular case. we specialize in sonar, particularly in discovering vehicles underwater linked to missing person cases. it is not necessarily a knock on law enforcement but if you don't know how to use it, that's what we bring to the table. we bring specialty sonar skills to the table and that was the difference maker in this case here. >> dana: nick, you are a diver with the group. did you dive in this particular situation? >> yes, i did. >> dana: what did you discover? >> once we were on the water for approximately 30, 35 minutes when i saw something on the sonar that caught my eye. we had two separate boats at the time. doug was in one, i was in one. we saw something on the sonar, scanned it from different directions. knew that it looked out of place and it was manmade ob jefjt i called doug to get a second set of eyes on it. once we did

the team leader doug bishop says they were too shallow.y then went to the boca reservoir putting 2 boats in the water where they search for several more hours. there's multiple roads that lead hear directly from >> we also know that there are several parties that roster. that night as well as this lake that night as well as stay they say they're thinking out of the box concentrating on areas which haven't been checked out yet stuff that i don't want to find her. >> if she's here and something has happened to her, i do. i want to be able to provide the family and this community. answers so they can properly lay her to rest. >> in the east bay, you'll see more police out on the road this labor day. fremont police will be looking for drunk drivers. their department will have extra officers on patrol through labor day. this effort as part of a national enforcement campaign called drivers. drive sober or get pulled over law help get drunk drivers off the streets and the campaign will run until september. and the north bay, 6 pop-up events were

. >> doug bishop and nick grin of the group adventures with purpose.n less than an hour, we began our search. >> for kiley. at cross creek reservoir on august. 21st at 10:40am, the place to sonar boats in the water by 11:15am, nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge garment sonar technology, kylie's suv was about 14 feet under water. and only 55 feet off shore. not far from the campground where the teen attended a massive party on august 6th. >> footage from the group shows the long sought license plate 8. why you are one to 7. law enforcement recovered kylie's vehicle yesterday and today they're stressing a continued focus on the rodney family and great appreciation for adventures with purpose. the lake was extensively searched with side sonar within our ow v we had divers. we had swimmers. >> i think that's part of what we're going to go back to to do and indeed brief in the past 2 weeks, multiple agencies conducted wide ranging searches issuing notices about what kylie maybe wearing and pleading for information from other teenagers. in

. >> doug bishop and nick grin of the group adventures with purpose. the small band of volunteers solve california's biggest mystery of the past 2 weeks in less than an hour, we began our search. >> for kiley. at cross creek reservoir on august. 21st at 10:40am, the place to sonar boats in the water by 11:15am, nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge garment sonar technology, kylie's suv was about 14 feet under water. and only 55 feet off shore. not far from the campground where the teen attended a massive party on august 6th. >> footage from the group shows the long sought license plate 8. why you are one to 7. law enforcement recovered kylie's vehicle yesterday and today they're stressing a continued focus on the rodney family and great appreciation for adventures with purpose. the lake was extensively search with side sonar within our ow v we had divers. we had swimmers. >> i think that's part of what we're going to go back to to do and indeed brief in the past 2 weeks, multiple agencies conducted wide ranging searches issuing notices

they were doug bishop and nick rin.t to respect the ongoing investigation from the plastic county sheriff's office and the fbi, but they did help explain how they found rodney scar. we begin our search for kylie. at prospect creek reservoir on august 21st at 10 40 am the place to sonar boats in the water. by 11:15 a.m. nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge garmin sonar technology. i was able to then confirm that it was in fact, a vehicle in roughly 14 ft of water. and only 55 ft offshore. the divers say they found the car just within 30 minutes of getting on the water of their search. they notified law enforcement and kylie's family right away. they say her parents and grandparents arrived after learning of that discovery. wp works with local agencies to solve missing persons cases free of charge. they are entirely funded by donations and contributions, and so far they've closed 23 missing person cases. plaster county sheriff's office will hold a news conference of their own at 11. this morning. we suspe

provide with our unique skill is an honor to help agencies and families all across the nation and doug bishop are the faces of adventure with purpose. a youtube channel specializing and using sonar technology to crack missing person cases. they brought their resources to truckee, hoping to find kylie rodney, a 16 year old girl last seen leaving a party near the processor. family campground. we begin our search. for kylie. at process creek reservoir on august 21st at 10 40 am the place to sonar boats in the water. by 11:15 a.m. nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge garments, sonar technology. i was able to then confirm that it was in fact , a vehicle in roughly 14 ft of water. and only 55 ft. offshore that car, a light silver honda crv poured from the lake over the weekend. the divers say there was a body inside, according to the nevada county sheriff's office. several marine teams helped in the search, including crews from alameda county. the reality is it's not that simple. it is pretty complex, and it's tough, so again. we're just appreciative that the resources came out and

doug bishop is the lead diver and investigator for adventures for purpose.unteer scuba diving team uses special technology and underwater searches. he and his team are ready to look for the missing teen. she was last seen two weeks ago at the family campground. >> there are no longer any dive teams there present. there has been a lot -- those things have been exhausted already. they're confident in what they've been able to rule out. i am, as well. >> the additional resource comes as the county sheriffs say they will be scaling back their search. >>> we are continuing our coverage of a pair of bizarre break-ins at the san jose state campus. they happened at the school's administration building on thursday. police said someone snuck in through a window before going through offices, stealing items and urinaing in containers. police say the break-in is similar to another one that happened two weeks ago. >>> going to switch gears and check with in meteorologist vianey arana for the forecast. >> lovely saturday. take a look at this. san jose right now, we're waki

make several passes over it to kind of verify what i was seeing >> reporter: divers nick rin and doug bishopo locate the vehicle shortly after they began combing the lake after two weeks of searching by law enforcement. >> they couldn't find anything what is so different about the techniques that you use? >> our sonar technology is not different than what we have. it's the ability to manipulate it >> reporter: the 16-year-old disappeared from a party with hundreds of other kids at a lake tahoe-area campground in the early hours of august 6th. >> we're so scared and we miss her so much and love her so much >> reporter: desperate for answers, they reached out. the group has a long track record of helping solve missing person's cases >> we deal with families all over the country and we're solving cases that are 20, 30 years old. >> reporter: rodni's father was at the lake when the car and body were discovered >> that is not a moment that is easy they have a 16-year-old daughter that's never coming home again >> reporter: what is so important about the work that you do >> to be able to be in the