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. >> a sea of people gathered at jenny lind of interest cool to remember leila .she went to school there. there were her favorite colors think and purple while mourning the loss of a little girl. >> earlier in the day, neighbors recalled moments right after the stabbing and her dad was try to find the killer. i said oh my god is she okay? >> he said no she is not ok. >> i would have tackled the guy so fast if i could have. >> i do not want justice to our system. i want justice through the country. we are not in the city we are in the country. plain and simple we do not take kindly to what goes on around here. >> the road where leila was murdered was open for a short time since the murder. her home is a crime scene adjutancy with yellow police tape. >> police caught up to this apartment building a placerville and arrested 44 year-olpolice arrested 44 year-d jason wryrynen and grabbed a 15 year-old the baby from her mother's arms. >> this was very bizarre. i think it would be a bizarre event in the country. >> patricia s. six year-old daughter saw what was happening

the criminal defense attorney monica lind strom is live with us. good afternoon. >> hi, shep. >> shepard: before they em panel the next jury they'll have a conference where lawyers get together with the judge. that's going to happen in june. what happens there and what are the possibilities? >> it's a status conference and basically everybody gets together and looks at the status of what needs to be done. are there any defense motions such as change of venue they need to look at, discuss, argue and rule upon? are there issues regarding jury questionnaire. when the jury was chosen in december last year, they had to fill out with jury questionnaire so it's likely that will be done again for the new jury. then they'll look at dates and times. is july 18th a realistic option or does the county need a longer cooler off period before they try to choose a jury. >> shepard: i would guess they're not going to try to find people who haven't heard about this case, the number of people who haven't would be very small. where would you suggest the parameters mig

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - okay, linds. we'll talk to you later. sure, you can send us both a text.yeah, i got mine. [cell phone beeps] and your mother, she got hers too. okay. i meant later. yeah. okay, we love you too. okay,y, bye. - okay, so the girl goes away with the debate team, and she talks to us more now than when she's actually here. - i guess she's just missing home. - i have a very simple solution for this, okay? don't pick up the phone. hey, dad, are you ready to speak at my school today for career week? - do what now? - tell me you didn't forget. i told you about this over a week ago.

at jennie lind elementary school parents pour in to pick up their children. brandy mar is picking up her son elliot. >> we're also scared because we don't know if it's someone from here in the community or a stranger that came up from out of town. >> reporter: a sign made up of pink ribbon honors leyla. vicki nordicke is the parent of a student here. >> leyla's favorite colors were purple and pink. we're wearing those colors to support her and her family. >> reporter: a memorial service will be held in leyla's honor. it is important for the healing of the school and the larger community. >> hopefully tonight it'll bring some closure to us. i think that will bring true closure but we're really starting to heal. and i think tonight will be part of the healing process. >> reporter: this case has shaken the sense of safety and security. >> a lot of times we don't lock our doors at night. now i locked myself out of the house the other day because i've got everything locked up so tight. >> reporter: the calaveras sheriff department has not provided an official upda

. >> the crowd wore purple and pink, filling the courtyard of jennie lind elementary school where she was a third grader. after a ceremonial balloon released the girl's teacher and principal talked about how she brightened the whole school. >> leila was very smart. leila loved monkeys and wolves, earth and especially songs. >> it does not happen to a person you know much less a child you know. this cannot happen to a child in your very own class. >> the family home in valley springs is a crime scene after the saturday stabbing. her 12-year-old brother says a man broke in and then ran off after the attack. the whole area has not been able to rest easy. >> we are a stropping community. we -- strong community, and we will get through it. we will be learning how because this is a first for us. >> counselors have been working with students here. students have been talking about the case and one 6th grader says they all agree and they have been saying that leila is in a better place. abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> investigators are investigating whether this man is involved in someway in fowl

. >> the crowd wore purple and pink, filling the courtyard of jennie lind elementary school where she was a third grader. after a ceremonial balloon released the girl's teacher and principal talked about how she brightened the whole school. >> leila was very smart. leila loved monkeys and wolves, earth and especially songs. >> it does not happen to a person you know much less a child you know. this cannot happen to a child in your very own class. >> the family home in valley springs is a crime scene after the saturday stabbing. her 12-year-old brother says a man broke in and then ran off after the attack. the whole area has not been able to rest easy. >> we are a stropping community. we -- strong community, and we will get through it. we will be learning how because this is a first for us. >> counselors have been working with students here. students have been talking about the case and one 6th grader says they all agree and they have been saying that leila is in a better place. abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> investigators are investigating whether this man is involved in someway in fowl

first the heartbreaking memorial for leila fowler, 1,000 gathered dressed in pink and purple at jenny lind elementary school and listened to stories about the sweet and smart little girl. the family was this and her older brother comforted the 12-year-old brother who found her body. the mother made a brief comment but was overcome with emotion. >> i want to thank all of our appeal and friends for the overwhelming support you have given my family. it will never be forgotten. >> she was found stabbed to death in her home in valley springs on saturday. the killer is still loose. the calaveras sheriff also offered a vague description of a suspect with long gray hair. the investigators are look into whether this man is involved, police arrested this man for trying to kidnap a 15-month-old child yesterday. investigators say he forced his way into an apartment and tried to snatch the little girl from her mother's arm but she was able to fight him off. the d.n.a. is being tested to see if there is a match to her killer. the calaveras county says he doubts he is involved but they need to follow up

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the vigil will happen right back here where you're looking in the quad of the generalny lind elementary school. people here wearing a lot of purple tonight. that was laila fouler's favorite color. we were also here earlier this afternoon as laila's parents walked the ground of the school getting a visual of the setup of tonight's vigil. organizers say the family is not expected to speak tonight. instead we're told a pastor will speak to the crowd on their behalf. people will also hear from the principal of the school where laila was a third grader. it's all an opportunity for the community to grieve and celebrate this little girl's life, but people are still waiting for a resolution of this case. at a fundraiser for the family here in valley springs this afternoon, a father who has daughters of his own told me he wants a suspect identified and captured as soon as possible. >> we're all look for answers. my daughter is sleeping in our room right now. our doors are locked. we can't open the windows at night. she wants them closed. my other family back here, their daughter is sleeping in t

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. >> the crowd wore purple and pink, filling the courtyard of jennie lind elementary school where she was a third grader. after a ceremonial balloon released the girl's teacher and principal talked about how she brightened the whole school. >> leila was very smart. leila loved monkeys and wolves, earth and especially songs. >> it does not happen to a person you know much less a child you know. this cannot happen to a child in your very own class. >> the family home in valley springs is a crime scene after the saturday stabbing. her 12-year-old brother says a man broke in and then ran off after the attack. the whole area has not been able to rest easy. >> we are a stropping community. we -- strong community, and we will get through it. we will be learning how because this is a first for us. >> counselors have been working with students here. students have been talking about the case and one 6th grader says they all agree and they have been saying that leila is in a better place. abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> investigators are investigating whether this man is involved in someway in fowl

. >> (inaudible) >> and emotional candlelight vigil was held ed jenny lind at elementary school last night to honor 8 year-old leila fowler who was killed over the weekend in calaveras county. a sea of people were less favorite colors, pink and purple while mourning the loss of the little girl. the small town of valley springs the struggle to cope with the death of the 8 year-old girl and an autopsy was performed. the county coroner said she was stabbed multiple times inside her home on saturday and a young girl bled to death. law enforcement has interviewed sex offenders in the area but authorities are not saying that sexual assault was part of a crime. an intense three manhunt has turned up no clues, police not have enough to revive a suspect name or a sketch. earlier in the day, neighbors recalled moments right after the stabbing as her dad was trying to find the killer. >> he said somebody stabbed my little girl and i was like, i got is she okay and he said no she is not ok. >> i don't want justice through our system. i want justice through the country. we are not in the city, we

here at jenny lind elementary school, hundreds flowing in for a vigil in about an hour. the parents just arrived here, they are here and at the same time a search for a suspect in this case continues. >> i want her name to just keep growing. >> the friend felt like she had to do something. she is decorate herg qar messages of support for the family and is planning to attend the vigil. >> i'm worried but the account can't live in fear. we can come together find a weak point to make this county stronger, more aware of what is going on around us. >> will not rest until capturing responsible person. >> in the meantime the sheriffs released few new details and can't say it was random and leaving all possibilities open. >> i can tell you the investigation is taken a couple different avenues and we do not want to treat a portion of that investigation lighter than another. >> the school a crisis team will be in place throughout the week. >> this is just a tremendous community coming forward and this is in times of need. >> one close friend of the family knows closure is a long w

. >> it was an emotional candlelight vigil that was held at jenny lind elementary school last night to honor eight your old lei la fowler who was killed over the weekend and calaveras county. people wore her favorite colors, pink and purple while mourning the loss of the little girl. >> an autopsy was performed and the county corner says that fowler was stabbed multiple times while inside of her home on saturday, the young girl bled to death. law enforcement has interviewed sex offenders in the area. if of boards are not saying that sexual assault was part of the crime. there has been an intense three day manhunt that has turned up no clues. police do not even have enough to prove a suspect's name, nor a sketch. >> i want justice to the country. we are not in the city, we're in the country. we do not take kindly to what goes on around here. the road where she was murdered was open for a short while yesterday, the first time since the murder. her home is not a crime scene, so round with yellow tape. >> police have arrested a suspect in an attempted kidnapping of a 15 month old child. if

here at jenny lind elementary school, hundreds flowing in for a vigil in about an hour. the parents just arrived here, they are here and at the same time a search for a suspect in this case continues. >> i want her name to just keep growing. >> the friend felt like she had to do something. she is decorate herg qar messages of support for the family and is planning to attend the vigil. >> i'm worried but the account can't live in fear. we can come together find a weak point to make this county stronger, more aware of what is going on around us. >> will not rest until capturing responsible person. >> in the meantime the sheriffs released few new details and can't say it was random and leaving all possibilities open. >> i can tell you the investigation is taken a couple different avenues and we do not want to treat a portion of that investigation lighter than another. >> the school a crisis team will be in place throughout the week. >> this is just a tremendous community coming forward and this is in times of need. >> one close friend of the family knows closure is a long w

ken-- >> reporter: frank here at jenny lind elementary school there was no mention of that arrest in placerville. everyone here was just here to remember an 8-year-old girl. the evening started with people by the dozens tieing purple and pink ribbons leila's favorite colors to a fence. this man lost his child to a car accident. >> to this day it's a roller coaster. >> you never get over it? >> no it's 24/7. >> reporter: dozens of people gathered to pray and remember the smiling girl with glasses. >> as a teacher i have had students that will always be special to me, but please know that for me, leila will never be forgotten, she will be carried in my heart forever. >> reporter: the school principal said leila's senseless death has revealed the true character of calaveras county. >> i have heard so many kind words being spoken about the compassion shown by our students. compassion and kindness is what leila was all about. >> reporter: a moment of silence and a brief piece of leila's favorite song. leila's family had some final words. >> i am not saying goodbye to leila, i'm going to s

ken-- >> reporter: frank here at jenny lind elementary school there was no mention of that arrest in placerville. everyone here was just here to remember an 8-year-old girl. the evening started with people by the dozens tieing purple and pink ribbons leila's favorite colors to a fence. this man lost his child to a car accident. >> to this day it's a roller coaster. >> you never get over it? >> no it's 24/7. >> reporter: dozens of people gathered to pray and remember the smiling girl with glasses. >> as a teacher i have had students that will always be special to me, but please know that for me, leila will never be forgotten, she will be carried in my heart forever. >> reporter: the school principal said leila's senseless death has revealed the true character of calaveras county. >> i have heard so many kind words being spoken about the compassion shown by our students. compassion and kindness is what leila was all about. >> reporter: a moment of silence and a brief piece of leila's favorite song. leila's family had some final words. >> i am not saying goodbye to leila, i'm going to s

. >> shepard: trace, let's get to monica lind strom, a criminal defense attorney who has been in the courtroom watching the trial. she's in line to be let into the courtroom for the verdict and is on the live line witus. what's is like there? >> hi, shep. it's very energetic. people are flitting around. we have members of the public wanting to get in. there's a lot of people on the courthouse steps talking, gossipping about what is going on, what it means. they want to come up but there's not enough room. in other words, everybody is energized and we're waiting. >> shepard: monica, stay with us. arthur aidala is with us, you're the defense attorney for jodi arias, where's your head right now? >> i'm preparing for that aggravation hearing we spoke about earlier. it did happen to me once and i got flatfooted. the judge says okay, mr. aidala, i need to hear your arguments on bail. should we let him home until sentencing and i stammered. the defense is preparing his client. i prepare them for the worst and hope for the best, other attorneys are more optimistic. if i'm jody, i'm telling h

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friends and family of legal -- of leila fowler were joined at jenny lind elementary school which she attended. >> we thank the entire community and all of our family and friends for the overwhelming support you have given my family. police have not named suspects but are looking whether an attempted kidnapping suspect attempted kidnapping suspect he identified and his d.n.a. is being compared to d.n.a. collected at the murder scene. >> facebook will be under scrutiny today as the company is ready to report their first quarter earnings. they will report earnings after today's closing bell. analysts say investers will pay attention to the growing mobile advertising which has been a center of their focus. they reported a 41 percent spike in revenue beating expectations. the c.e.o. could share more details of the recently launched facebook hope app for droid phones. >> we have told you of winds blowing out smoke from the north bay fours into your neighborhood. how long will be that with us? >> 11:00 is when the wind advisory subsides and the winds will calm. 51 in ocean beach and look at

the family of leila fowler gathered for a vigil at jenny lind elementary school. many wore pink ribbons and carried white candles. her family spoke not first time telling the community her memory will live on. >> i am not saying goodbye but i will say "see you later." there are no goodbyes. take care of my sister. >> the police are looking into whether an attempted kidnapping system arrested may be linkd to her killing. that suspect has been identified with d.n.a. compared to d.n.a. collected at the murder scene. the connection doubtful according to investigators but they must follow-up. >> hundreds are expected to rally in san francisco in the annual plea for improvements in the immigration laws. activists will gather at 24th and mission and march to civic center plaza. the rally is two weeks after a bipartisan group of senators introduce add pill to provide a path of citizenship to an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants. today's march is one of many held across the country. >> this morning we hear from the alert coffee maker who foiled a plot to harm starbuc

more than 1,000 people gathered at jenny lind elementary school where leila was a third grader. her mother spoke briefly to the crowd. >> i want to thank the community for the overly amount of support you have given my family. it will never be forgotten. 8-year-old girl was stabbed inside the home three weeks ago. her brother told investigators he encountered a tall man with long, gray hair who then ran off. they said they collected dna at the scene, collected household knives and searched a nearby pond for evidence. it put the entire community in a state of fear as authorities conducted a door to doorman hunt that gradually tapered off. a neighbor who claimed seeing a man runway from the fowler home later recanted the story. >> we have put in over 2,000 hours into this investigation to provide leila fowler's family with answers in her death. >> the schaefer of did not address some obvious questions such as a motive or whether the weapon has been found. he says the investigation is not every yet. john alston, abc7 news. >>> now, the brother cannot be charged as an adult because

more than 1,000 people gathered at jenny lind elementary school where leila was a third grader. her mother spoke briefly to the crowd. >> i just want to thank the community for the overly amount of support you have given my family. it will never be forgotten. the 8-year-old girl was stabbed inside the hom her brother told investigators he encountered a tall man with long, gray hair who then ran off. authorities say they collected dna at the scene, collected household knives and searched a nearby pond for evidence. it put the entire community in a state of fear as authorities conducted a door-to-door manhunt that gradually tapered off. a neighbor who claimed seeing a man run away from the fowler home later recanted the story. >> we have put in over 2,000 hours into this investigation to provide leila fowler's family with answers in her death. >> the sheriff did not address some obvious questions, such as a motive or whether the weapon has been found. he says the investigation is not over yet. john alston, abc7 news. >>> the brother cannot be charged as an adult because he's under

more than 1,000 people gathered at jenny lind elementary school where leila was a third grader. her mother spoke briefly to the crowd. >> i just want to thank the community for the overly amount of support you have given my family. it will never be forgotten. the 8-year-old girl was stabbed to death inside the home three weeks ago. her brother told investigators he encountered a tall man with long, gray hair who then ran off. authorities say they collected dna at the scene, collected household knives and searched a nearby pond for evidence. it put the entire valley springs community in a state of fear as authorities conducted a door-to-door manhunt that gradually tapered off. a neighbor who claimed seeing a man run away from the fowler home later recanted the story. >> we have put in over 2,000 hours into this investigation to provide leila fowler's family with answers in her death. >> the sheriff did not address some obvious questions, such as a motive or whether the weapon has been found. he says the investigation is not over yet. john alston, abc7 news. >>> the brother cannot

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. >> we had a great discussion with two top carps, dick durb and i know linds agree ham and a fierceht eye commend it to anybody to watch -- it will get fireworks on memorial day, not 4th of july, between brit hume and juan williams. holder signed off on the affidavit that the fbi agent had to present to a judge to get the search warrant to look at james rosen's emails. in that, it says, where there is probable cause that rosen violated the espionage act, as an aider, abettor or co-conspirator -- well, that's kind of a remarkable thing for the justice department to say. generally speaking, they go after the government official who leaks something, not the reporter, who is just doing his job and in fact, there has never been a successful prosecution that i know of of a reporter for getting classified information. the idea, 1. that holder would have signed of on this fairly unprecedented move to, and 2; that the president would ask him to investigate tgot blood boiling on "fox news sunday." >> shannon: it did. but an excellent discussion. the two sides, it is good to have that debate.

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pink ribbons, her favorite colors, to a school fence at the candlelight vigil last night at jenny lindool. they are grateful for the comfort. >> i just want to thank the entire community and all of our family and friends for the overwhelming amount of support that you've given my family. it will never be forgotten. >> leila was stabbed to death last saturday. sheriff's deputies say there were no signs of a robbery or burglary. >>> 7:36. reports of that attempted kidnapping in placerville sounds a lot like the kidnapping in pittsburg. that's whennage man grabbed a 2- year-old from the front yard. but the child's mother chased off the suspect. last night, there was a safety meeting held. they encourage everybody to report any suspicious activities. take a look amount the sketch of the pittsburg kidnapping suspect. he's described as white, in his 30s, about 5'9". make sure you stay right here for continuing coverage of the leila fowler murder. we'll be posting updates on the investigation and also possible links to other cases. you can also ask for updates on your cell phone and you can f

the candlelight vigil comes 19 years after the 14-year-old body of jenny lind was found in her castrohome. police are still searching for her killer. she was a promising musician and a straight-a student. her family wants to keep this case in the public eye hoping someone with information will come forward. >>> a new jury will have to be selected in the jodi arias murder trial in arizona. a judge declared a mistrial after jurors could not reach a unanimous decision on whether to sentence her to death or life in prison. the jury was reportedly split 8- 4 in favor of death. two weeks ago the same jury convicted arias of stabbing her boyfriend to death. the retrial for the penalty phase of the case is scheduled for july. >> rain, hail, severe weather in oklahoma slowing down the recovery efforts. that's where 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed earlier this week. 24 people were killed, including ten children. the damage is topping $2 billion. a memorial for all of the victims is now scheduled for this sunday. president obama will be in oklahoma to meet with survivors. >>> meantime. >>

there's a west lind in place. water temperatures have come up.uple of weeks ago, they were 48 to 49, 50. now they are 51, 54. still cold but not as cold. lows are 50s. temperatures held in check. a couple of things going on. a little front keeping the fog in place. so morning fog, sunny, breezy. a couple of high clouds but nothing compared to like yesterday. mainly 50s and 60s, well, well, inland locations will bump to the upper 60s. i think 70 to 72. temperatures then tonight will cool right back down. we'll have more on the way of fog and low cloud. it will burn off sooner. that means warmer temperatures especially away from the coast over the weekend. >>> new details from ohio about the decade-long kidnapping of three women in cleveland. the police are saying what the women told them during some very extensive interviews. >>> uncertainty in oakland. the press conference scheduled for this morning as a new report is released about crime reduction strategies. this as the city searches for its next police chief. >> reporter: we're live at the oak

. >> he got in trouble a lot at jenny lind. >> that a father's older brother was arrested a day afters moving to a different school. the fowler family has cancelled a news conference that was scheduled for today. >> america's cup officials are meeting today in san francisco to discuss how the race should move forward following the death of a sailor during a practice run. jackie sissel is along the embarcadero. >> they have amassed a flag on pier 23 in memory of the sailor who lost his life last week. it was that incident and other safety concerns that lead for the remaining teams to ask for this meeting at an undisclosed location. they will talk about safety concerns and were the america's cup goes from here. last week, artemis boat from the heart is racing team capsized in the bay waters trapping one of the sailors, andrew since thensimpson, under the water. he ultimately died. also, there was the oracle boat that capsized. there are concerns and that is what lead at the remaining teams to ask for this meeting. they will be meeting at an undisclosed location and but they are voicing

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