search being coordinated by the kids foundation headed by mark klass whose daughter was kidnapped from petaluma and murdered in 1993 they say there was every reason to be optimistic that the sierra mark could be located. people always want to remember that as bleak as things can look their idealism of smarts j.c. de guard and his intentions to sell their who for some. time to come home alive and are able to put their lives back on the right track. she vanished on march 16th after leaving her home on the way to the ball high school. so far there are no leaves us the whereabouts of sierra llama is self by selected to now in the auditorium this is with the registration will commence this is also the headquarters for the volunteer search effort beginning aids o'clock this morning and searching will begin today and is expected to go every day through every sunday with the registration on our web

even mark klass said it is highly unlikely that she would not be with her cell phone. something stood out to him about that and they failed not only a cellphone but a half mile away, they found her back. those things to a layperson would lead to the abduction but they still say there is no evidence of foul play off which is why they're searching as a missing persons. perhaps they want to continue to leave everything on the table so that it can be approached from both directions. it seems like they are stepping up the pace now. the deputy behind me says he is not sure if in fact the day or days after she disappeared that in fact they did set up the road blocks. >> tire tracks, footprints, in general we could be looking for weapons of different types. clothing, any number of small things might be related. the difficulty is not in finding things. in the bay area, stuff is. -- stuff is eerie. the hard part is finding out what is pertinent to the case. craig skalar is joining as from the spot where police will be setting up the command center. >> this is a key location. the

>>pam: this morning a victim's advocate mark klass spoke with the mother of sierra lamar. own daughter was kidnapped and killed several years ago and he now runs a foundation to help find missing children. he says his organization is taking steps to help in the search. >> we will work with law enforcement to find a viable search areas because that is what we need before anything else. we will then move in and established a search center itself, a physical location and start putting the infrastructure together to bring in that community members in a dispatch them on searches. this will serve as several goals. we are assisting the family and we are raising awareness about a case in a given locality. thirdly, we are offering committee members a viable wa in and we are augmenting law enforcement efforts to search. >>pam: the foundation coordinator is currently working with law enforcement to figure out the best time to go to the area and health. another big story tonight at 6:00 p.m., today, the san francisco city attorney served embattled share of ross mirkirimi with official

for >> mark klass believes would ever happen to see your happened on the cul-de-sac where she lives. more on this story coming up. >>mark: in the south bay, san jose police are looking for a man who attempted to kidnap a teenage girl by using a stun gun. this happened friday morning in the willow glen neighborhood. police say a 16 year-old was approached by a man who attacked her with a stun gun type of weapon and then attempt to drag her into his car. the girl was able to get away and the attacker fled the scene on a red compact car. >>justine: the supreme court is about to hear the legal challenges to the president's health care reform bill. here is new video and to the kron4 news room. vasts s cost qr arguments are about to start in a half an hour and we will keep you posted from right here in the kron4 news room. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 news cantonese. let's check out the roof camera in san francisco. a nice start today. fast first half for four high ahead how >>mark: the weather forecast is on a " side. rain and wind tomorrow this dominion. fear is a live look if traff

i thought that she would be out here once again, she contacted mark klass at 5:00 a.m.im how she is doing. if he says fishy is absolutely devastated. mark faceoffs ross mirkirimi salicylate this yesterday after reducing resigned. the mayor told and to resign or risk being forced out fifth >> i've believed that i am still very evil to be-year of the increases go. at this time i do not plan on resigning. >> after the statement emir did his own announcement saying that he will felt it will work to start the profits to move this year from office. >> at a public official photographer for fog ability must always be to fulfill the obligations and traffic to left off by the people of san francisco and we must always be held the highest legal and ethical standards. the actions of year mirkirimi and conviction of the gulf not uphold these standards of decency and good faith for the required of all public officials. >>mark: merely be introduced his replacement, but he hennessey. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes. fear is a live look outside at the golden gate. f

. >>> is been organized by the class kits foundation that's headed by mark klass his own daughter was kidnapped and killed in 1993. >>> by means of the course of the next several days will cover an enormous amount of territory and would do it in a very professional manner. >>> also volunteering to days michael ovitz and sister michelle was found by volunteer searchers in september of last year. >>> when you see people that care that care about your loved one you just want you just know that your doing something right in a people are feeling your love for them and feeling pain and they're responding to that, they want to ease that and bring closure anyway and the very least they want to reach a conclusion to this nightmare. >>> mark said the goal of the next five days is to search perhaps a 20 mi. radius from the house strategic places like here at the reservoir were search teams this morning went along the roadways did not find anything that were aware of it that they did found a marijuana crop erasion but that is the goal here to search some of the areas of the law enforcement could

i talked with mark klass this morning and they are hoping for a good turnout of volunteers. i use the word hope because he says nobody should give up hope that sierra can still be found alive and well. >> instead of statistics on you, elizabeth smart was recovered many months. jaycee dugard was recovered after two decades. hope remains alive until somebody can prove otherwise. >> you can looking of video at a vigil that was held last night. the 15-year-old disappeared a week ago friday. she would have been walking from home to the bus stop and she never made it to school. police have sense found her bag with clothes neatly folded inside and her cellphone. they do not believe that she ran away. so again the search is imperative to help bring sierra home safely. if you would like to help, here are the rules for the foundation search. you need to be at least 18 years old and bring with you photo identification. and dress appropriately, comfortable and warm and it might be raining. they can't tell us where they will be searching. that information is confidential tomorrow at 8:00

the foundation was founded after mark klass after his 12 year-old daughter polly was kidnapped from her home in 1993. he points out some other kidnap girls have been recovered. >> people always have to remember that as bleak as things can look, there are jaycee lee dugard and elizabeth's martz out there who after some period of time to come home and are able to put their lives on the right track. >> the only clues investigators have found so far are cell phones and her purse with folded clothing inside. we have intimation on how you can help at cbs s.f. dot com >> the suspect in san francisco mass murder has a criminal history and an immigration judge ordered him deported years ago. he is accused of murdering five people in a san francisco home last week. in 2006 a judge ordered him deported back to vietnam but the vietnamese government did not provide the necessary documents. under u.s. law aliens who face deportation orders cannot be held for more than 180 days so federal immigration officials had to release him. >> it is a tragedy that because of the flaw in the system would have thi

i talked with mark klass this morning and they are hoping for a good turnout of volunteers. i use the word hope because he says nobody should give up hope that sierra can still be found alive and well. >> instead of statistics on you, elizabeth smart was recovered many months. jaycee dugard was recovered after two decades. hope remains alive until somebody can prove otherwise. >> you can looking of video at a vigil that was held last night. the 15-year-old disappeared a week ago friday. she would have been walking from home to the bus stop and she never made it to school. police have sense found her bag with clothes neatly folded inside and her cellphone. they do not believe that she ran away. so again the search is imperative to help bring sierra home safely. if you would like to help, here are the rules for the foundation search. you need to be at least 18 years old and bring with you photo identification. and dress appropriately, comfortable and warm and it might be raining. they can't tell us where they will be searching. that information is confidential tomorrow at 8:00

mark klass believes what ever happened to sierra happened near her home. he tends to believe that whatever happened to her happened on that coldest that. he believes the evidence should be near that area. that is where the house is. it is only a quarter of a mile away from the bus stop. the reason why investigators change this case from missing persons to a kidnapping is initially they spoke with the family, friends and classmates and then went back on monday and spoke with them again. they came to the conclusion that there was no indication that she was unhappy. >>darya: are they saying that there was any more information from the computer records? will >>will: fbi experts have come in. there is nothing of her twitter or facebook pages indicating that she was talking about running away. >> authorities have not yet determined the motive for the killings. an immigration judge ordered his deportation six years ago of after he served time for armed robbery and assault but he was never deported because the necessary paperwork was not submitted. tran >>darya: n

>>pam: mark klass had a daughter of debt did years ago.s now the head of an advocacy group for missing children. he is giving us some insight into her disappearance. >> there is a perception that herself on was thrown from a moving car into the bag with the clothing also seems to have been thrown from a moving car. after having gone to visit the family, my best guess is, they're living in a pretty remote place. if you do not have business in that neighborhood, chances are, the chances are very greedy or not going to be in that neighborhood. they live at the very end of a cul-de-sac with about eight houses on each side leading up to the road then she turned left on to walk to the school bus. from that point on, there is nothing but fields, farmland. i personally believe that what ever happened to her happened to her on that cul- de-sac. i think the business with the cellphone and her bacg being found in a different direction could be misdirection. >>pam: our coverage for missing sierra lamar continues. statehood for the latest details. >>br

>>pam: this morning victim's advocate mark klass worked with the mother of sierra lamar. his daughter was kidnapped and killed nearly 20 years ago and now he runs a foundation to help find missing children. he says his organization is taking steps to help in the search. >> we work with law enforcement to find viable surge areas. that is we need before anything else. we will then move in and establish a surgicenter itself and start putting the infrastructure together to bring in a community members and dispatched them on searches. this will serve several goals. first, we are assisting the family. secondly we are raising awareness about cases in a given locality. thirdly, we are offered committee members a viable way to assist in and lastly we are augmenting law enforcement efforts to search. >>pam: he says the foundation's coordinator is currently working with law enforcement to figure out the best time to go to the area to help. stay with kron4 and www.kron4.com as we continue to follow the latest on the search for sierra lamar. >>pam: a group of concerned members is hold

. >> mark klass says they need more volunteers. if you like to volunteer, come here beginning at 8:00 a.m.. they will be searching the matter rain or shine. >>craig: we have a video showing searchers as they canvassed the area. searchers branched out for about 8 mi.. haaziq madyun was walking the trail with the volunteers and reports on the tactics being used in the search for sierra lamar. >> this is where we start. >> we stay on one side and come back on the other. >>reggie: these 12 people make up the third group of volunteers to get registered as a part of the class kits foundation search team looking for the missing morgan hill team. their assignment was to cover this 3 mi. stretch along the coyote creek trail. >> we just report anything we find. we did not touch any the curious thing >> side by side, the 12 searchers form a wall as they slowly sweep through the tall leaves looking for any clues of cirrus disappearance furious each search team is equipped with a gps tracking system. soft costs >> there are not enough sticks ha

mark klass from the class kits foundation believes what ever happened to her happens on this cul-de-sac which is why the police department are reevaluating to see if they should broaden their search or narrow their search or real value when it and change their focus altogether. this is the road where she would turn left and then what in this direction. chief haag is steve distinction to chat to act in his plea in the left- handed kris had had >>mark: in the south bay, san jose police are looking for a man who attempted to kidnap a teenage girl using a stun gun on friday in willow glenn neighborhood. police say as the 16 year old was walking, she was approached by a man who attacked her with a stun gun type of weapon and attempted to track her to his car. the attacker fled the scene in a red compact car. he is described as hispanic, in his '30's, 5 1/7 inches. if we are keeping our eyes on wall street with a sharp increase on the dow jones. the markets are soaring at 13,215. the nasdaq is up over 33, same for the s&p. >>justine: the supreme court has begun hearing are the minskoff in the

the search is being coordinated by the class kids foundation headed by mark klass and whose daughter was kidnapped from petaluma and murdered in 1993. he says there is reason to be optimistic. >> people always have to remember that as bleak as things can look, there are elizabeth smart and jaycee lee dugard out there who over some period of time to come home alive and are able to put their lives back on the right track. >> sierra lamar vanished on march 16th after leaving her home on her way to high-school. investigators had located her cellular phone and a purse but so far they have no leads as to her whereabouts. registration beginning at 8:00 this morning. we are in the multipurpose room here at burnett elementary on until the avenue in morgan hill. you need to be 18 years old and organizers are asking you to bring appropriate clothing. it will have searches every day for at least this sunday, drawing from the pool of volunteers who will be registering. >> they have had a pretty good turnout. the community has really come together >> and deed. there is really no way to say what wi

mark klass hopes to keep getting the support he got today. if this keeps up through sunday and i have no doubt that it'll, we should be able to cover a good 20-mile area. >> reporter: a few minutes ago the family expressed thanks to searchers and her father said he was not surprised his daughter is now considered a crime victim because the family never believed she ran away. live in morgan hill. >> school officials in concord are warning students and parents about a stranger who tried to lure two girls in to his car. the principal at el dorado said they were walking to school when a man in a black car tried to pick them up. they say they told him no but the man continued to follow them asking them if they wanted a ride. the principal is now telling parents at his school other schools nearby. >> it's important that everybody knows. like you said just because he was here in concord doesn't mean he isn't in martinez or walnut creek. >> reporter: administrators say they have told concord police who are looking in to the came. >> the sheriff is fi

mark klass has a daughter whose objective is killed back in 1993 and says he believes would never have under happened, called the sec says she lives. >>mark: in another developing story, in san jose police are looking for in manhood to kidnap a teenage girl by using a stand us in the willow glen veinous. police say this girl was approached by a man who attacked her with a stun gun and attempted to drive her into his car. she was able to get away. the attacker fled the scene in a red compact car. he is described as hispanic and in his 30's, 5 1/7 inches. or going to be hearing legal arguments today over the president's health care reform bill. these are live pictures and to kron4 news room of the supreme court. there will be three days of hearings to determine the fate of the law aimed at extending health insurance to more than 30 million americans. for the justices will hear arguments starting today. a decision after all of these arguments is not expected until late june, right in the middle of the presidential election campaign. >>mark: which are also watching the pain at the pump. th

. >> and we can see mark klass in the -- marc klass in the background there. >>> we're live outside of the u.s. supreme court. there is a speaker there speaking. we don't know who he is. but there are a lot of people there. a lot of signs. coming up at 8:30, our washington, d.c. bureau, which is there, they will describe the scene that's happening right outside of the u.s. supreme court building this morning. >>> 8:04. a young man is fighting for her life following a shooting in oakland overnight. it happened last night while the victim was driving down 54th street near san pablo. investigators say the young man in his 20s crashed into two parked -- two parked cars after being hit by gunfire. >>> >>> 8:04. occupy protesters are, once again, camping out in san francisco. now police are investigating two stabbings in two days at the new encampment. tara moriarty is live along market street with the steps now being taken to stop the violence. tara? >> reporter: well, you know, this recent rash of violence is deeply troubling to the protesters here that are camped out in front of the feder

tonight's we're hearing from mark klass. >> i personally believe whatever happened to her happened tothat cul-de- sac. >>> and that developing news at 6:00, we're learning more tonight about the discovery of five bodies in a san francisco home. we're using the kron4 big board to show you exactly where the victims were found. the home is o the home is on howth. dan, investigators trying to piece together what happened? >> reporter: that's right. this is the house where the bodies were discovered, the orange one. police officers are still here. crime scene investigators left about an hour ago, and still many questions remain as to how those people wound up dead. >> we have a genuine tragedy. >> reporter: san francisco police chief suhr reacts to five people dead inside this howth street home. he says a family member found the bodies scattered throughout the house. >> there a female victim upstairs, there is a female victim downstairs. there's two males. >> reporter: the medical examiner began bringing out the bodies around 1:00 in the afternoon. police say all of the victims are adults

there's a lot of ground for volunteers to cover, as mark klass said.o the new search efforts start at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. anyone who wants to help is encouraged to come at 8:00 tomorrow. you have to be 18 and have a photo i.d. with you. they will be doing the volunteer efforts every day starting tomorrow until next week. >>> san jose police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a girl in broad daylight. police say a 16-year-old was approached by a man and they say he attacked her with a stun gun-type weapon and tried to drag her in his car. police describe the man as an hispanic in his 30s at 5'7", and weighing 200 pounds. he drove away in a car with tinted windows. >>> a man is in jail this morning for accusing five people in san francisco. 45-year-old bin thai luc is facing five counts of murder. he was arrested yesterday and police say he did not surrender peacefully. investigators are still determining the cause of death of the firn murders. the victims were not shot -- five murders. the victims were not shot. they were killed with blunt force

we had a chance to talk to mark klass. he tells me that sierra is a creature of habit, her mother even says that. everybody is saying that, except the investigators, that because she is a creature of habit, whoever did this probably lives in this neighborhood or drives by here at the same time every day which is why presumably the investigators will be setting up that road block. this is reinvigorated after they found that bag about a half mile from this location. that bag belongs to sierra. inside that bag, they found clothes neatly folded. they don't know if that's a common routine or if she was planning to run away which is, at this point, why they are calling this a missing person case. >> tell me more about that bag. is the mom saying anything about that bag of clothes? >> the only information that i know from the -- i know the mom is inside right now. when she gets up, i hope to ask her those questions. we had a chance to talk to those investigators. i asked them the question. one, it took them four days finally reve

>>mark: we are following the lead is in the search for a sierra lamar, now missing for a 13 the date. volunteers with the klassids foundation will be fanning out again this morning looking for any clues into her disappearance. she vanished a week from last friday as she was headed to her bus stop. here is the scene yesterday were hundreds of volunteers were searching for clues and scouring the area within a few miles from her home with no luck. they are looking in areas where investigators have already gone through. they're hoping that with all of the extra help they will be able to find something. in the meantime, the classification of the case has changed. will tran is live with more. >>will: you can see that it is not as packed as what we saw yesterday. yesterday, we saw close to 600 people show up. hours into the search there were people still outside waiting to come inside and register. at this case they may not even reach 200-300. there was a huge dropoff, but not a dropoff of enthusiasm. here is video from yesterday. people turned out in huge numbers. they went through some remote areas and in areas whe

the klass kids foundation did 47 searches and over 30 came back with finding evidence that helped investigators. and we will be interviewing many people including the search coordinator coming up. >>mark: in san francisco, the man suspected of killing five people inside of the homes will be arraigned on murder tried to today. he is facing five murder charges with special circumstances which means he could face the death penalty. he was arrested on sunday after bodies were found inside of a home on friday. officials police did not know the victim. officials say the crime scene is grissom and complex edited data identified the victims. there's also word that some of the responding officers need counseling because the case was so disturbing. >>darya: 6 07 a.m., litton will be back to give you one with more coming here is a live look at the bay bridge. jackie sissel is out there giving us this shot. conditions are terrific. but it - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally conn