happening now, ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live where the partying is underway and police are making their presence known. >> reporter: we just checked with police, and everything seems quiet in downtown san jose. that is on the streets but in the bars and restaurants there are loud celebrations. [ music playing ] >> reporter: even the night before cinco de mayo is a time to celebrate. the bars and restaurants are full in downtown san jose. and glasses don't stay empty too long. he remembers the last time cinco de mayo fell on a saturday. >> a lot of people. the city got overwhelmed with a lot of people. >> reporter: tonight there are a lot of police on the streets of downtown san jose. a heavy presence that will continue through the weekend. the police say there will be zero tolerance. we saw one man being taken away. >> he was in here 5 minutes and he was causing problems. i had to tell him to get out. >> reporter: police are being especially vigilant because of the beating death of a 14-year- old boy. police say it was a gang related crime. >> anytime you have a community event, yeah, i

happening now, ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live where the partying is underway and police are making their presence known. >> reporter: we just checked with police, and everything seems quiet in downtown san jose. that is on the streets but in the bars and restaurants there are loud celebrations. [ music playing ] >> reporter: even the night before cinco de mayo is a time to celebrate. the bars and restaurants are full in downtown san jose. and glasses don't stay empty too long. he remembers the last time cinco de mayo fell on a saturday. >> a lot of people. the city got overwhelmed with a lot of people. >> reporter: tonight there are a lot of police on the streets of downtown san jose. a heavy presence that will continue through the weekend. the police say there will be zero tolerance. we saw one man being taken away. >> he was in here 5 minutes and he was causing problems. i had to tell him to get out. >> reporter: police are being especially vigilant because of the beating death of a 14-year- old boy. police say it was a gang related crime. >> anytime you have a community event, yeah, i

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. garcia torrez is due back in court may 31st and will be there for the latest development. >>> a freak accident killed a man after a car pushed him through a fence. the crash happened just before 3:00 this afternoon on arnold drive on grove street. that's just outside the city of sonoma. the highway patrol says a toyota prius veered off the red. the victim's name has not yet been released the driver is identified as 74-year-old thornton bunch of napa. >>> an 85-year-old man from southern california was hit and killed today while riding his bike along highway 1 near bodega bay. the driver told the chp that the driver veered across the road and right in front of his car: the driver told investigators he hit his breaks. >>> as we first reported yesterday, bay area sailboat racers can now head back offshore. the coast guard has lifted a ban on offshore races it imposed after the death of crew members. the coast guard said it put the ban in place to allow times for a review of safety recomm

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live now with an updated time line on exactly when that bridge will reopen. lloyd. >> that's right frank, a late breaking development we just talked to caltrans a few minutes ago and we told them that the work on the bridge has gone a lot faster than we anticipated. they expect to have the bridge reopen to car traffic at 3:00 tomorrow morning. >>> crews have -- >> reporter: crews have been working around the clock since saturday night installing a new seismic joint. this is what the joint looks like and this is the only close up look you'll have of it because once the bridge reopens some 60,000 cars a day will be driving over it. caltrans says no one will notice a difference unless an earthquake hits. >> this is very exciting. this is state of the art. >> reporter: tonight we were the only ones to talk to the chief designer of this expansion joint which connects two segments of the bridge and will allow the bridge to move as much as 37-inches in the event of an earthquake. >> when an earthquake happens, this side moves like this, and this side moves like this.

lloyd lacuesta live in menlo park where he learned the outcome of that vote within the past hour, lloyd. >> reporter: it's thumbs up for facebook the menlo city park city council unanimously approved a deal that allows facebook to expands it's two campuses here and could potentially bring more than 9,000 employees to this city. >> so i think facebook set out to be a good neighbor, i think they have proven already to be a good neighbor. >> reporter: but some tonight question the environmental report and developed an agreement facebook has worked out with menlo park. >> we really can't handle all the extra traffic brought on by recent and still planned activities. >> reporter: facebook says it will limit traffic to its campus. it will pay $850,000 in annual payments, $1 million in capital improvements and 500,000 to the community somewheres most companies -- >> most companies do not pay a city to be there. >> i'm sure anybody who bought at $38, or 40, or $42 feels like it's a disaster. but facebook is the same as it was months ago. >> it's more than just the revenue. it really is about ha

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live now with an updated time line on exactly when that bridge will reopen. lloyd. >> that's right frank, a late breaking development we just talked to caltrans a few minutes ago and we told them that the work on the bridge has gone a lot faster than we anticipated. they expect to have the bridge reopen to car traffic at 3:00 tomorrow morning. >>> crews have -- >> reporter: crews have been working around the clock since saturday night installing a new seismic joint. this is what the joint looks like and this is the only close up look you'll have of it because once the bridge reopens some 60,000 cars a day will be driving over it. caltrans says no one will notice a difference unless an earthquake hits. >> this is very exciting. this is state of the art. >> reporter: tonight we were the only ones to talk to the chief designer of this expansion joint which connects two segments of the bridge and will allow the bridge to move as much as 37-inches in the event of an earthquake. >> when an earthquake happens, this side moves like this, and this side moves like this.

we begin with lloyd lacuesta and what the santa clara sheriff is now calling a stranger abduction. >> reporter: the search center at this elementary school in morgan hill will be in full operation starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. tonight volunteers were subdued and saddened that while there is a suspect, the sheriff department says he's been kidnapped with kidnapping and murder. >> we need to bring sierra home, the family needs closure. >> reporter: tonight we learned more about what led police to arrest torrez. it began after two days of her disappearance, sierra's clothing bag was found. >> we have early evidence. >> reporter: they matched garcia torrez dna with a stun gun attack in a safe way parking lot three years ago. i talked to the victim then. >> he kept pulling my hair and punching me. so i saw sparks coming from the side. they looked like little electrical lines. >> reporter: eight days after sierra's kidnapping, sheriff deputies say they were already watching garcia torrez 24 hours a day. it included putting gps trackers on family cars. and a stake out from a trailer in

lloyd lacuesta live in menlo park where he learned the outcome of that vote within the past hour, lloyd. >> reporter: it's thumbs up for facebook the menlo city park city council unanimously approved a deal that allows facebook to expands it's two campuses here and could potentially bring more than 9,000 employees to this city. >> so i think facebook set out to be a good neighbor, i think they have proven already to be a good neighbor. >> reporter: but some tonight question the environmental report and developed an agreement facebook has worked out with menlo park. >> we really can't handle all the extra traffic brought on by recent and still planned activities. >> reporter: facebook says it will limit traffic to its campus. it will pay $850,000 in annual payments, $1 million in capital improvements and 500,000 to the community somewheres most companies -- >> most companies do not pay a city to be there. >> i'm sure anybody who bought at $38, or 40, or $42 feels like it's a disaster. but facebook is the same as it was months ago. >> it's more than just the revenue. it really is about ha

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. garcia torrez is due back in court may 31st and will be there for the latest development. >>> a freak accident killed a man after a car pushed him through a fence. the crash happened just before 3:00 this afternoon on arnold drive on grove street. that's just outside the city of sonoma. the highway patrol says a toyota prius veered off the red. the victim's name has not yet been released the driver is identified as 74-year-old thornton bunch of napa. >>> an 85-year-old man from southern california was hit and killed today while riding his bike along highway 1 near bodega bay. the driver told the chp that the driver veered across the road and right in front of his car: the driver told investigators he hit his breaks. >>> as we first reported yesterday, bay area sailboat racers can now head back offshore. the coast guard has lifted a ban on offshore races it imposed after the death of crew members. the coast guard said it put the ban in place to allow times for a review of safety recomm

lloyd lacuesta is live where the ipo is generating worldwide attention. >> reporter: i just watched a bbc reporter do a live report back to london. the media is gathered here at the parking lot across the street from facebook headquarters. inside workers three hours before began a hack-thon. where workers are allowed to play on any project they hope. mark zuckerberg answered questions before the hackathon began. >> will it expands photos, videos, will it have time to have interaction between picture and voice. it has to evolve; it has to change. if it should stay stagnant then it's not a good investment. >> reporter: an investment that will start at $38 a share on nasdaq. the company will be listed as fb on tickerment will it change its downward trend on the ticker. >> if we thought the market would fall because of facebook, then everybody would have emptied the market today. >> reporter: there's no doubt about 1,000 facebook employees will emerge millionaires tomorrow. but how risky is it for the common investor? >> but it will be a wild ride. it'll be up from $38, and where it close

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live near hellyer park in san jose where that man laid for a week, because no one knew he was there. >> reporter: this is where the man was found. let me show you what searchers had to contend with. it is very, very dark down there. the location is right off the hellyer avenue onramp to highway 101 in south san jose. it is a thicket of brush and trees where thousands of cars drive by every day, but no one stops. san jose police detectives hiked in yesterday, looking for a missing man. >> they found the victim, apparent in an area that was secluded enough with shade, and just completely blocked from all view from anywhere on the roadway. >> reporter: when we last check, michael sanchez of san jose was in critical, but stable condition tonal. police say they got a missing person's report last thursday, and found the chp found his wreck pickup truck empty. >> we had somebody say this guy is mobile. they watched him get out and walk away. >> reporter: the chp wrought in sheriff deputies to help, and the fire department set up lights, but they found nothing. >> this

live in hillsbrorugh, lloyd lacuesta. >> more details on romney's visit. ann romney attended a luncheon for republican women today. it was held at palo alto today. some of the invited women told us ann romney talked about the economy, jobs, women's issues, and how her husband could turn the country around. >>> a new iphone campaign app. is called i'm with mitt and calls on supporters to post photos of themselves. some enterprising americans are trying to cash in by selling misspelled t-shirts on the like. >>> president obama called mitt romney today to congratulate him on clinching the nomination. the white house says he told romney he looks forward to a debate about the nation's future. romney's camp said the call was quote brief and cordial. >>> a new ktvu field poll on two propositions california will decide next week. in seven minutes, term limits in sacramento, and why some say an effort to toughen them may actually weaken them. and a tax on cigarettes and a shift in where the voters stand. >>> a shooting outside one oakland high school briefly put th

we begin with lloyd lacuesta and what the santa clara sheriff is now calling a stranger abduction. >> reporter: the search center at this elementary school in morgan hill will be in full operation starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. tonight volunteers were subdued and saddened that while there is a suspect, the sheriff department says he's been kidnapped with kidnapping and murder. >> we need to bring sierra home, the family needs closure. >> reporter: tonight we learned more about what led police to arrest torrez. it began after two days of her disappearance, sierra's clothing bag was found. >> we have early evidence. >> reporter: they matched garcia torrez dna with a stun gun attack in a safe way parking lot three years ago. i talked to the victim then. >> he kept pulling my hair and punching me. so i saw sparks coming from the side. they looked like little electrical lines. >> reporter: eight days after sierra's kidnapping, sheriff deputies say they were already watching garcia torrez 24 hours a day. it included putting gps trackers on family cars. and a stake out from a trailer in

. >>> ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live in san jose where people attended a community meeting and raised concerns about homeless encampments. >> reporter: emotions were raw today about a homeless encampment less than a mile from here. >> who are these people? i mean they are people, i want to know who are they. >> reporter: under an overpass is a homeless encampment. a week ago there was a murder here. >> they are just right there. >> reporter: residents of a near by townhouse development are nervous. >> they know when i come and go and when my wife comes and go. they know when my place is empty and they know when my wife is alone. >> reporter: there is broken glass in the parking lot during a recent break-in. >> usually on trash day we have people here rummaging through the recyclables. >> reporter: a court has ruled that police must now catalog and keep such property for 90 days. so the items can be reclaimed. san jose police say they don't have the resources or manpower to make raids anymore and there are no quick fixes. >> if we go and completely clean up one encampment, they are hom

. >>> ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live in san jose where people attended a community meeting and raised concerns about homeless encampments. >> reporter: emotions were raw today about a homeless encampment less than a mile from here. >> who are these people? i mean they are people, i want to know who are they. >> reporter: under an overpass is a homeless encampment. a week ago there was a murder here. >> they are just right there. >> reporter: residents of a near by townhouse development are nervous. >> they know when i come and go and when my wife comes and go. they know when my place is empty and they know when my wife is alone. >> reporter: there is broken glass in the parking lot during a recent break-in. >> usually on trash day we have people here rummaging through the recyclables. >> reporter: a court has ruled that police must now catalog and keep such property for 90 days. so the items can be reclaimed. san jose police say they don't have the resources or manpower to make raids anymore and there are no quick fixes. >> if we go and completely clean up one encampment, they are hom

lloyd lacuesta is live and tells us a security camera may help us find the young people responsible.> reporter: police are describing what happened to the 14-year-old boy as a brutal beating, leading to his death. it happened friday night at around 7:00 at roosevelt park in downtown san jose. eighth grader herberto reyes had gone to play basketball at the park. his father and uncle dropped reyes and his brother off at the park. >> 20 to 15 guys came up and said, are you a gangbanger, and he responded no. they said that they just, he just punched him. one of the guys just punched him. he just got knocked out in one second. and they just started beating him up. >> reporter: classmate natalie valdez says the boy's brother, uncle, and father were also beaten when they came to his aid. the boy was in a coma over the weekend, and died monday night. officials say their security cameras recorded about 15 to 20 people running from the basketball courts. police say they want people who were there to come forward and talk to them. everyone we tried to talk to at the park tonight said they knew

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a teenager from san rafael who police say stole the lamborghini owned by guy fierri appeared in court today. marin county sheriff deputies say they found the car in a storage unit over the weekend as they were investigating an unrelated shooting in the valley. max sway is being charged as an adult for auto theft and attempted murder. he's accused of propelling into a dealership and stealing the lamborghini. >>> ross mirkarimi learns who may be called to testify against him as he continues to >>> happening now news chopper over downtown after police dispersed a group after they had regrouped. ken wayne is live on the ground, you've been watching this protest all night long. what's happening now? >> reporter: about 10 minutes ago there were 100 protesters that had gathered and they had started to creep into the intersection so that's when police came back again you can see they've set up a line right across broadway at 17th to keep people from returning. as i pan back this way. you might be able to see flashing lights down ther

live in hillsbrorugh, lloyd lacuesta. >> more details on romney's visit. ann romney attended a luncheon for republican women today. it was held at palo alto today. some of the invited women told us ann romney talked about the economy, jobs, women's issues, and how her husband could turn the country around. >>> a new iphone campaign app. is called i'm with mitt and calls on supporters to post photos of themselves. some enterprising americans are trying to cash in by selling misspelled t-shirts on the like. >>> president obama called mitt romney today to congratulate him on clinching the nomination. the white house says he told romney he looks forward to a debate about the nation's future. romney's camp said the call was quote brief and cordial. >>> a new ktvu field poll on two propositions california will decide next week. in seven minutes, term limits in sacramento, and why some say an effort to toughen them may actually weaken them. and a tax on cigarettes and a shift in where the voters stand. >>> a shooting outside one oakland high school briefly put th

lloyd lacuesta is live and tells us a security camera may help us find the young people responsible. are describing what happened to the 14-year-old boy as a brutal beating, leading to his death. it happened friday night at around 7:00 at roosevelt park in downtown san jose. eighth grader herberto reyes had gone to play basketball at the park. his father and uncle dropped reyes and his brother off at the park. >> 20 to 15 guys came up and said, are you a gangbanger, and he responded no. they said that they just, he just punched him. one of the guys just punched him. he just got knocked out in one second. and they just started beating him up. >> reporter: classmate natalie valdez says the boy's brother, uncle, and father were also beaten when they came to his aid. the boy was in a coma over the weekend, and died monday night. officials say their security cameras recorded about 15 to 20 people running from the basketball courts. police say they want people who were there to come forward and talk to them. everyone we tried to talk to at the park tonight said they knew nothing. police ar

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is live near hellyer park in san jose where that man laid for a week, because no one knew he was there. >> reporter: this is where the man was found. let me show you what searchers had to contend with. it is very, very dark down there. the location is right off the hellyer avenue onramp to highway 101 in south san jose. it is a thicket of brush and trees where thousands of cars drive by every day, but no one stops. san jose police detectives hiked in yesterday, looking for a missing man. >> they found the victim, apparent in an area that was secluded enough with shade, and just completely blocked from all view from anywhere on the roadway. >> reporter: when we last check, michael sanchez of san jose was in critical, but stable condition tonal. police say they got a missing person's report last thursday, and found the chp found his wreck pickup truck empty. >> we had somebody say this guy is mobile. they watched him get out and walk away. >> reporter: the chp wrought in sheriff deputies to help, and the fire department set up lights, but they found nothing. >> this

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a teenager from san rafael who police say stole the lamborghini owned by guy fierri appeared in court today. marin county sheriff deputies say they found the car in a storage unit over the weekend as they were investigating an unrelated shooting in the valley. max sway is being charged as an adult for auto theft and attempted murder. he's accused of propelling into a dealership and stealing the lamborghini. >>> ross mirkarimi learns who may be called to testify against him as he continues to fight for his job. >> more live coverage of may day demonstrations. we have new live video into our newsroom. >>> happening now news chopper over downtown after police dispersed a group after they had regrouped. ken wayne is live on the ground, you've been watching this protest all night long. what's happening now? >> reporter: about 10 minutes ago there were 100 protesters that had gathered and they had started to creep into the intersection so that's when police came back again you can see they've set up a line right across broadway at

lloyd lacuesta live tonight at a city council meeting and says, when it comes to their pets, people can really get rowed up. >> reporter: in the city council chambers many were holding signs or wearing pins with the letters s.o.s. save our shelter. because of declining revenue the city is considering closing the animal shelter and it's created an uproar. >> you cannot shut down the shelter. you won't just upset many people but will be killing the chance that many adorable animals could find a loving home. >> reporter: we need our animal shelter for our sake as well as for theirs. please help them. >> reporter: besides palo alto the animal services center contracted with los altos, los altos hill and mountain view. >> the majority of the animals that come here are from outside. >> reporter: outsources animal services is not fair says says humane society. >> reporter: there are also 13 jobs that are on the line. >> there's so many ways we can find including bugging google and facebook. zuckerberg has a dog and i don't think it has a license, so. >> reporter: animal center supporters say 1

lloyd lacuesta is live where the ipo is generating worldwide attention. >> reporter: i just watched a bbc reporter do a live report back to london. the media is gathered here at the parking lot across the street from facebook headquarters. inside workers three hours before began a hack-thon. where workers are allowed to play on any project they hope. mark zuckerberg answered questions before the hackathon began. >> will it expands photos, videos, will it have time to have interaction between picture and voice. it has to evolve; it has to change. if it should stay stagnant then it's not a good investment. >> reporter: an investment that will start at $38 a share on nasdaq. the company will be listed as fb on tickerment will it change its downward trend on the ticker. >> if we thought the market would fall because of facebook, then everybody would have emptied the market today. >> reporter: there's no doubt about 1,000 facebook employees will emerge millionaires tomorrow. but how risky is it for the common investor? >> but it will be a wild ride. it'll be up from $38, and where it close

lloyd lacuesta live tonight at a city council meeting and says, when it comes to their pets, people caneally get rowed up. >> reporter: in the city council chambers many were holding signs or wearing pins with the letters s.o.s. save our shelter. because of declining revenue the city is considering closing the animal shelter and it's created an uproar. >> you cannot shut down the shelter. you won't just upset many people but will be killing the chance that many adorable animals could find a loving home. >> reporter: we need our animal shelter for our sake as well as for theirs. please help them. >> reporter: besides palo alto the animal services center contracted with los altos, los altos hill and mountain view. >> the majority of the animals that come here are from outside. >> reporter: outsources animal services is not fair says says humane society. >> reporter: there are also 13 jobs that are on the line. >> there's so many ways we can find including bugging google and facebook. zuckerberg has a dog and i don't think it has a license, so. >> reporter: animal center supporters say 16,

happening now lloyd lacuesta in hillsborough where room any supporters are paying big bucks to here from the candidate >> reporter: that's right. the fundraiser going on right now at the chateau carolyn. a 65,000 square foot mansion in hillsborough. hp c meg whitman is the host. headliner is conlose a rice who. admission ranges from 2500 to $50,000. democratic supporters of president barack obama were outside the gates, but so were republican backers of governor romney. >> i love it. anything that we can do to get romney elected i'm all for it. so keep up the good work. >> reporter: we are. >> we are here to discuss president obama record fighting to improve the economy and create jobs and mitt romney's records of getting companies for personal gain. >> reporter: we have a reporter inside the events and we'll have complete coverage on mitt romney's swing through the bay area on the 10:00 news tonight. ly l . >>> president obama called mitt romney to congratulate limb on clinching the republican presidential nomination. the white house says the president told romney he looks looks forward

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> there are new details tonight about garcia-torres his arrest record. >> reporter: they shared photos of antonin. >> it's hard to see him in a cage, locked up. we're thinking ice innocent. >> reporter: since their brother was arrested, they and their children have been taunted. >> that's your uncle on tv? you know, like he's a murderer, this and that. >> reporter: the sisters say they are aware of their brother's past criminal record, but stand by him. he was arrested in may of 2009. >> he got in the way of the officers trying to arrest a wanted felon suspect. >> reporter: court documents show he was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor. the two later got married. he was arrested for battery when he punched his sister's boyfriend during an argument. and now police are linking him to one of three attacks on women in a safeway parking lot. >> it feels surreal, but i know him. growing up with him, and the person that i see on tv is a totally different person than what i grew up with. >> garcia-torres lives in this rv par

live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> there are new details tonight about garcia-torres and his arrest record. >> reporter: they shared photos of antonin. >> it's hard to see him in a cage, locked up. we're thinking ice innocent. >> reporter: since their brother was arrested, they and their children have been taunted. >> that's your uncle on tv? you know, like he's a murderer, this and that. >> reporter: the sisters say they are aware of their brother's past criminal record, but stand by him. he was arrested in may of 2009. >> he got in the way of the officers trying to arrest a wanted felon suspect. >> reporter: court documents show he was arrested for unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor. the two later got married. he was arrested for battery when he punched his sister's boyfriend during an argument. and now police are linking him to one of three attacks on women in a safeway parking lot. >> it feels surreal, but i know him. growing up with him, and the person that i see on tv is a totally different person than what i grew up with. >> garcia-torres lives in this rv

live in newark, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel two news. >>> a memorial is also in place this evening on an oakland street corner. there are reports that the victim was a transgender. the coroner is only identifies the victim right now as a 37- year-old hayward resident. investigators say the victim may have been in a verbal fight before being shot to death. >>> new information tonight involving a case in which antioch police say a man shot and killed his younger brother. police say they arrested george enrique on charges of involuntary manslaughter. he went to show his brother a gun, when the boys were handling the gun, it went off. >>> investigators in the lamar case said they found five men in violation of their registration. later this week, crews plan to resume -- >>> a judge in san francisco has ruled that the wife of george mirkarimi can remain in venezuela for seven more weeks. she and mirkarimi have now agreed to extend her stay because he's out of work and can't support them. mirkarimi is suspended without pay. it's a process that could take months to decide. >>> closing argume

live in newark, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel two news. >>> a memorial is also in place this evening on an oakland street corner. there are reports that the victim was a transgender. the coroner is only identifies the victim right now as a 37- year-old hayward resident. investigators say the victim may have been in a verbal fight before being shot to death. >>> new information tonight involving a case in which antioch police say a man shot and killed his younger brother. police say they arrested george enrique on charges of involuntary manslaughter. he went to show his brother a gun, when the boys were handling the gun, it went off. >>> investigators in the lamar case said they found five men in violation of their registration. later this week, crews plan to resume -- >>> a judge in san francisco has ruled that the wife of george mirkarimi can remain in venezuela for seven more weeks. she and mirkarimi have now agreed to extend her stay because he's out of work and can't support them. mirkarimi is suspended without pay. it's a process that could take months to decide. >>> closing argume

live in palo alto, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the uncle of a 4-year-old concord girl who was injured in a hit and run last night tells ktvu, doctors say the girl may never walk normally again. family members say she was in surgery today for a broken femur. they also say her ankle and tendens were badly damaged. the girl was playing around 6th street in concord when she ran into the street and was hit by a pickup truck. the driver never stopped. police describe it as possibly a dodge ram with a raised body, oversized tires and tinted windows. it may have damaged the front right headlight. >>> in liverwood, mourners. a 15-year-old boy died at the hospital. police identified the boy as nathan strube. an 8th grader at william mendenhall middle school. >>> dozens of occupy the farm activists marched tonight from berkely to albany in protest a new tack tack by uc berkely. this was the scene tonight as protesters made the mile long march to the plot of land right next to the intersection of marin and san pablo. the school has filed a trespass and nuisance lawsuit against 14 acti

lloyd lacuesta is in morgan hill where this new lead is certainly encouraging for sierra's friends and home. >> reporter: officers will gather for another search for clues. >> we still believe she's out there alive. we don't have any evidence contradicting that. >> reporter: jose cardoza says they now have some significant evidence. investigators have found the red volkswagen jetta which surveillance cameras photographed in three different locations, near sierra lamar's home, where her cell phone and clothes were found. these were some of the images released today. investigators are not saying where or when the car was located or if they have any persons of interest. >> we still want to reach out to the public, we still need information regarding any sightings of this vehicle. >> reporter: sierra's family says authorities haven't told them anything either, but they're glad the car has been found. >> we're kind of in limbo and desperate for more information for a long time now. so this is good, so it's making us feel much better and everyone more hopeful. >> reporter: more waterway than

lloyd lacuesta is in morgan hill where this new lead is certainly encouraging for sierra's friends and home. >> reporter: officers will gather for another search for clues. >> we still believe she's out there alive. we don't have any evidence contradicting that. >> reporter: jose cardoza says they now have some significant evidence. investigators have found the red volkswagen jetta which surveillance cameras photographed in three different locations, near sierra lamar's home, where her cell phone and clothes were found. these were some of the images released today. investigators are not saying where or when the car was located or if they have any persons of interest. >> we still want to reach out to the public, we still need information regarding any sightings of this vehicle. >> reporter: sierra's family says authorities haven't told them anything either, but they're glad the car has been found. >> we're kind of in limbo and desperate for more information for a long time now. so this is good, so it's making us feel much better and everyone more hopeful. >> reporter: more waterway than

live in palo alto, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the uncle of a 4-year-old concord girl who was injured in a hit and run last night tells ktvu, doctors say the girl may never walk normally again. family members say she was in surgery today for a broken femur. they also say her ankle and tendens were badly damaged. the girl was playing around 6th street in concord when she ran into the street and was hit by a pickup truck. the driver never stopped. police describe it as possibly a dodge ram with a raised body, oversized tires and tinted windows. it may have damaged the front right headlight. >>> in liverwood, mourners. a 15-year-old boy died at the hospital. police identified the boy as nathan strube. an 8th grader at william mendenhall middle school. >>> dozens of occupy the farm activists marched tonight from berkely to albany in protest a new tack tack by uc berkely. this was the scene tonight as protesters made the mile long march to the plot of land right next to the intersection of marin and san pablo. the school has filed a trespass and nuisance lawsuit against 14 acti