take a good look at these men those two sharif and you mean elam or yes they're my relatives were elam orse. you know suspects three and five are you familiar with the case yes the security authorities told me. that they want to sell my land to jews. where is your land near the bypass. bypass. when you bought it did you do anything with it. i couldn't do anything. the soldiers stop because it's on the border. but this is an area see yes it's even past areas see it's an israeli territory. it's under israeli rule which is why i couldn't do anything with it. the truth ever speak to you about the land yes i went to see sharif why he drives a truck i said you're my cousin. if you find anyone who wants to buy the land. you spread the word yes. all i know is what the security authorities told me. yes. yes just take your id card and go in peace can i say one more word your honor go ahead just two words . these men committed a crime with my life i call in the courts and the palestinian authority to release them because of their situation. listen to me. they are all my relatives listen go ahead

elam orse. you know suspects three and five are you familiar with the case yes this is curious already has told me. that they want to sell my land to jews. where is your land near the bypass. in your. when you bought it did you do anything with it. i couldn't do anything. for the soldiers it's on the border. but this is an area c. yes it's even past area c. it's in israeli territory. it's under israeli rule which is why i couldn't do anything with it. to treif ever speak to about the land yes i want to see sharif why he drives a truck i said you're my cousin. if you find anyone who wants to buy the land. you spread the word yes. all i know is what the security authorities told me. yes. shake up mud yes take your id card and go in peace can i say one more word your honor go ahead just two words i know these men committed a crime with my land i call them a court and the palestinian authority to release them because of their situation i think this all over the globe to get up out my listen to me. h

it's always been like that every since i've lived here. >> stephanie elam is joining us now.they call a prime suspect in this case, at least not yet. tell us what more you're learning about the investigation. >> reporter: well, wolf, police are saying that they do have some leads and they have gotten descriptions about what the killer may have looked like. the problem is they don't exactly match up and that's the reason they haven't put out a composite. what they are doing is beefing up security around schools, bus stops, around the city so that people feel the security and hopefully as they go through tips, because they do have leads they're hoping to narrow down who may have done this. >> i know the people in the community, must be scared, nervous, there's a killer on the loose right now. gives a little sense of the reaction there. >> reporter: this is a kind of town, wolf, where people are far removed from where they think are the normal ills. people saying this thing doesn't happen here in valley springs, people leave cars unlocks, doors to the houses unlocked as well. wi

stephanie elam has more. >> things could be a little frustrating.s the unusual perspective of saying air travel as a passenger. >> it's great. i get to land where my car is. >> and as an alaska airlines employee. at work the first night the mandatory budget cuts forced the federal aviation administration to folsom of this afurlough som the air traffic controllers. >> it would have forced m to land at lax. >> reporter: that is 45 miles away. she is expecting more unless congress averts the crisis. >> i think it's ridiculous to let budget cutbacks affect air traffic control towers. >> some furloughs undoubtedly would have been necessary. whether it was necessary for faa to concentrate so many of the cuts in the area of air traffic controllers, is an entirely different question. >> reporter: and with the busy summer months ahead, the national air traffic control association warned furloughs could cause delays to double from the worst days last summer. >> we're upset we're being furloughed one, but we're watching an air traffic control system i myself h

. >> stephanie elam is at los angeles international airport. stephanie, how bad has it been out there and what has been the cost? >> reporter: well, jake, early on this week we saw flights that are being diverted, that were supposed to land at l.a.x., but because of runways aren't all open, they were being diverted to ontario. there have been some bad days. today, not so bad. overall, people wondered how much has this cost? the government had to do what they had to do because of sequestration. but some industries out there say the cost was just way larger than they were getting at first estimates. one trade group, the airlines for america, put the airline industry losses at $30 million over just the last five days. another group, the u.s. travel association, estimated that the airline and travel industry that their losses would have been more than $9 billion over six months. now, to compare that, think about it this way, that the faa was required to cut some $600 million over the rest of this fiscal year period through september. that just puts

here is cnn's stephanie elam. >> reporter: it is a community trying to make sense of the senseless.ld girl brutally killed in her home the assailant still on the loose. >> it is rough. it happens right around my house. and i lived here my whole life. >> reporter: leila fowler was mortally stabbed saturday afternoon while home with her 12-year-old brother in valley springs. a quiet northern california community far removed from city life. >> shatters that illusion that we're immune to this ideal society. >> reporter: her brother reported seeing a male intruder in the home before discovering his severely wounded sister. one friend says the children in traumatized, especially the boy who found leila. >> when we saw was pure shock. i don't know how many times i just wrapped my arms around him and i wanted to take it away. >> reporter: the calaveras county sheriff's department says it gathered some clues from the home. >> we did collect some fingerprint durzs during that search and also what we believe to be dna. those prints and that dna will hopefully be processed within the next week.

stephanie elam, appreciate it. from lax. >>> syrian officials saying they don't have chemical weapons and this they did, they wouldn't use them. reacting to british claims that used sarin gas in the uprising. saying there's no credibility and just being thrown out there to pressure the government of bashar al assad. it would take more than a month for someone with an amputation to take that first step again. everyone small things like pouring coffee are big milestones. we're going to take you inside a special facility to see whatd victims will face in the month ahead. by building custom security solutions that integrate video, access control, fire and intrusion protection. all backed up with world-class monitoring centers, thousands of qualified technicians, and a personal passion to help protect your business. when your business is optimized like that, there's no stopping you. we are tyco integrated security. and we are sharper. >>> and welcome back. you're looking at live pictures at the memorial on boylston stre

it was thought hydrogen was elame nalted in 2008 and there was no need to test -- eliminated in 2008nd there was no need to test for it. back out here live, as of right now, caltrans believes they will be able to open the new bridge over labor day weekend. they will have a lot of tests going on between now and then so see -- to see if that labor day date is possible. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the chp is searching for a driver who left the scene on the north moraga offramp to state route 13. the driver left before officers arrived. the chp is investigating whether a person who needed medical treatment a mile away has a connection to this situation. >>> security is being stepped up at district attorney offices in the bay area as a precaution after the killings of two prosecutors in texas. the kaufman county district attorney and his wife were shot to death on saturday. they were ill canned just two -- they were killed just two months after the county deputy d.a. was gunned down. a white supremacist group is suspected in the killings. in the bay area, alameda county's dist

it was thought hydrogen was elame nalted in 2008 and there was no need to test -- eliminated in 2008 there was no need to test for it. back out here live, as of right now, caltrans believes they will be able to open the new bridge over labor day weekend. they will have a lot of tests going on between now and then so see -- to see if that labor day date is possible. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the chp is searching for a driver who left the scene on the north moraga offramp to state route 13. the driver left before officers arrived. the chp is investigating whether a person who needed medical treatment a mile away has a connection to this situation. >>> security is being stepped up at district attorney offices in the bay area as a precaution after the killings of two prosecutors in texas. the kaufman county district attorney and his wife were shot to death on saturday. they were ill canned just two -- they were killed just two months after the county deputy d.a. was gunned down. a white supremacist group is suspected in the killings. in the bay area, alameda county's distri