coming up in 30 minutes, we are going to talk about legislation that kim schwartz, amber's mom, would like to see happen that would change the status of these missing person's case. >>> we will soon find out if a veteran firefighter will face charges for running over and killing a survivor of the asiana case. elite duckett ran over a 15-year-old chinese student, lee mae wong. she was laying covered in fire fighting foam on the tarmac of the san francisco international airport. two others died in that july plane crash. >>> now, to an nbc bay area follow-up, fremont police are hoping a $10,000 reward will help lead to the arrest of a person that ran down a bike rider and then just took off. the cyclist, still recovering from major head injuries. the driver of a black toyota camry hit john vigdal while he was riding his bike on fremont boulevard almost two months after this happened. vig da vig daul remains hospitalized. the doctor shows he is showing signs of improvement. a san francisco police officer recovering when a suspect resisted arrest. >>> this happened yesterday afternoon at t

amber's mom, kim schwartz, and others, didn't accept that confession.no physical evidence to support it, they say. >> i am ecstatic that the chief has decided to reopen her case and to relook at everything in her case. any evidence that we have or that they have, i should say, would be processed at this point where it couldn't before. so thank you. the whole conversation has totally taken a change. >> this is an older image of amber plus an age progression image of what she might look like today made by the national center of missing and exploited children. hoping this might jog someone's memory of what happened. perhaps they can at least confirm a curtis dean anderson confession. reporting sm;live, christie sm "today in the bay." 7rÑ jose after a jury finds him guilty of molesting nine young girls. yesterday, 27-year-old keith wood house was convicted on 30 counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14 years old. the abused girls were enrolled in daycare programs at trace and el rancho elementary schools. those victims did testify against woo

at the time, amber's mother, kim schwartz, there was no evidence produced tieing anderson to amber. her friend and neighbor launched the petition. >>> a hayward police officer pleaded guilty today. excuse me, pleaded not guilty to charges of sexually abusing minors. 38-year-old richard mcleod was arrested on three counts of lewd and lascivious acts with girls between the ages of 12 and 1437. prosecutors say the crimes occurred before mcleod became an officer when he ran an after school program in livermore. a woman recently came forward claiming mcleod assaulted her six years ago. once again, he pleaded not guilty today. this prompted police to question other people in the livermore area. >>> bittersweet day at yosemite national park on its 123rd anniversary, the park was closed because of the government shuttown. instead of welcoming visitors on its birthday, park rangers had to escort people out of yosemite valley. meantime, notice yosemite's milestone having its google doodle pay tribute to the park. it chose yosemite in part because it was damaged by the massive rim fire this su

amber's mother kim schwartz joins me alongside lee, who started the online petition.me. >> kim, my heart goes out to you as a mother with this open wound in your life, wanting to know what happened to your daughter. what kind of satisfaction, if that is even the right word, does this give you that people were willing to sign the petition and act on behalf of you and amber? >> it makes me feel wonderful. i'm totally excited that i have thousands of people who have backed this up. who believe as i have that curtis dean anderson didn't do it. he used getting off of death row and used my daughter as the way to get off death row. and so i'm very happy that we have all of the backing that we have and that the city of pinol has backed us and chief john harvester has opened the case. >> amber was 7, in her front yard when she went missing. even today i imagine when you look back at the day and look back at any possible clues there, what stands out to you most? what is the one thing you want police to reexamine here? >> actually, i want them to start at the beginning and to re

larry baer was there posing with kim's mom kris jenner >> gary: west reportedly proposed to kardashian with a 15-carat diamond ring made by celebrity jeweler lorraine schwartzy: a lot of peoplekim gave birth to the couple's first child daughter north west, in june sat as how could the giants do that? >> catherine: why not? >> jacqueline: some people are just tired of the overload and the allies ofkanye and kim. >> gary: my mom told turned it off. my motto ...turn it odff >> catherine: 35,000! >> gary: everyone wants to get in on the action. so they did not heard anything. >> gary: married twice before the last to nba player chris humphries in 2011 lasted only 72 days >> gary: don mattingly looks like he's on the way out as dodgers manager after stating his displeasure with his contract situation the team fired his top assistant today >> gary: basically i do not like the way management has treated me. >> gary: but don't look for 3-time world series champion tony larussa to be his replacement larussa reiterated in a radio interview today that he is not interested in a return to managing larussa retired after managing the st. louis cardinals to the world >> ga

kim after pinole police decided to reopen the case of her missing daughter. >> excited. i am totally excited. i feel like maybe my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> amber schwartz was 7 years old in 1988 when she was abducted a -- as she jumped rope in front of her home. they though -- they focused on a man who killed another young girl. in prison anderson confessed to kidnapping amber schwartz and leaving her body in arizona although it was never found. anderson died a month after making that statement. the case was closed in 2009 and to this day the police chief says there is no evidence to challenge his confession. why the sudden interest? >> we want to make absolutely certain we take advantage of the advanced forensic science we now have. >> there was a petition asking the police and fbi to revisit the case started by those who provided daycare for amber. >> we have it open. now let's see what happens. >> amber's mother thinks the confession to the fbi was a lie to get off death row. >> he said all of the things he said which he could have made up. >> amber's mother drives by the house where it happened 25 years ago. she says now that the case has been reop

kim after pinole police decided to reopen the case of her missing daughter. >> excited. i am totally excited. i feel like maybe my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> amber schwartzas 7 years old in 1988 when she was abducted a -- as she jumped rope in front of her home. they though -- they focused on a man who killed another young girl. in prison anderson confessed to kidnapping amber schwartz and leaving her body in arizona although it was never found. anderson died a month after making that statement. the case was closed in 2009 and to this day the police chief says there is no evidence to challenge his confession. why the sudden interest? >> we want to make absolutely certain we take advantage of the advanced forensic science we now have. >> there was a petition asking the police and fbi to revisit the case started by those who provided daycare for amber. >> we have it open. now let's see what happens. >> amber's mother thinks the confession to the fbi was a lie to get off death row. >> he said all of the things he said which he could have made up. >> amber's mother drives by the house where it happened 25 years ago. she says now that the case has been reopen

kim after pinole police decided to reopen the case of her missing daughter. >> excited. i am totally excited. i feel like maybe my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> amber schwartz was 7 years old in 1988 when she was abducted a -- as she jumped rope in front of her home. they though -- they focused on a man who killed another young girl. in prison anderson confessed to kidnapping amber schwartz and leaving her body in arizona although it was never found. anderson died a month after making that statement. the case w in 2009 and to this day the police chief says there is no evidence to challenge his confession. why the sudden interest? >> we want to make absolutely certain we take advantage of the advanced forensic science we now have. >> there was a petition asking the police and fbi to revisit the case started by those who provided daycare for amber. >> we have it open. now let's see what happens. >> amber's mother thinks the confession to the fbi was a lie to get off death row. >> he said all of the things he said which he could have made up. >> amber's mother drives by happened 25 years ago. she says now that the case has been reopened as weird as it sounds s