have are from rachel [speaker not understood], emilie lee, calvin we will shall, gordon mar, marlene morgan, and marc aronson. >>> mr. president, my name abdullah [speaker not understood]. i come here to say hallelujah, thank you, god. couple years ago i [speaker not understood] come here and ask each one of you to turn i an empty hotel to be hospital to people like us. i would like to thank the former director of the health, dr. mitchal katz. not only him and the lovely lady who replace him, barbara garcia, which she is here, they work hard. i hope and i wish that [speaker not understood] behind me and mayor lee include mr. rich, work with her to bring the hospital fair quickly. i am the only one who lives in san francisco, survive with [speaker not understood] heart attack. last sunday i have [speaker not understood] and i won't tell to everyone, i am not as strong, it is blocking. i give 28 years in my life here in this city to vie for the homeless people, to vie for the poor people who live in america. and look for the garbage to find something to eat. shame, shame to every one of us th

. >>> hello, my name is marlene morgan and i'm the president of the cathedral hill neighborhood association and on the community coalition and on traffic and environment. cathedral hill neighbors has been involved in the planning of this new project since 2005 and with the coalition since 2009, we have spoken many, many times about our desire to have two state-of-the-art hospitals, both sustainable and both reasonably size and scope, not a megahospital at cathedral hill and nonsustainable one at st. luke's. i think this framework that we're seeing today is a tremendous victory. thank you so much to the team on the board that worked on this and for the city staff and for cpmc as well. i do want to say that i learned a lot about traffic during this time. spoke to a lot of traffic engineers. my favorite meeting this time last year when we were talking about the 28,000 additional day trips, trips to go to cathedral hill hospital as planned and the traffic engineer explained to all of us, remember [speaker not understood] in detail, as to how this would not cause any additional gridlock in any i

tomorrow marks the day the 15-year-old never returned to her morgan hill home. marlene tells us it's been a long journey with indescribable pain and anguish. he says her 15-year-old daughter didn't deserve this and still holding onto hope that sierra is still alive. >> there hasn't been anything to indicate that her body hasn't been found. so as far as i'm concerned, i as a parent am not giving up. and there's no real resolution at this point. >> the first event includes a balloon release in morgan hill on tilton road. it gets underway tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. a search for sierra will follow that. then in the afternoon in fremont a fundraiser is planned to help raise money to keep the search efforts going. this is from 1:00 to 5:00 at niles hall on niles boulevard. again, that's in fremont. the man being charged with her killing is yet to enter a plea. his next court date is april 4th. >>> and happening right now the search for a missing scotch valley man is intensifying this morning. 20-year-old matthew abraham is suffering from a head injury. he was last seen at

saturday marks one year since morgan hill teenager sierra lamar disappeared while on her way to school. her parents, marlenear and steve lamar, said they plan to release balloons before volunteers once again start searching for their daughter on saturday in morgan hill. then they will also host a fund-raiser in the afternoon in fremont where sierra was born and raised. the sheriff's department long ago classified the case as a homicide but her parents say they refuse to give up home of finding sierra alive. >> i know they've got the suspect, and they're pushing forward with that. but as a parent, i'm not going to let go of the hope that she's still alive. >> it's been hard, because it would be her junior year, which would be the time she would go to junior prom, and i just feel bad that i haven't been able to share that with her this year. that does make it hard. >> as for the suspect, garcia torres was arrested last may after investigators found sierra lamar's dna in his red volkswagen jet a and his dna on some of her clothing found near her home. torres has yet to enter a plea. he is due back in court in

reporter: it's been 365 days since marlene and steve la mar have seen their daughter, sierra, the girl with a sweet smile who disappeared on her way to school in morgan hill. >> the most important person in my life went missing. >> reporter: danielle cried as she spoke of her baby sister who would have celebrated her 16th birthday in october. hundreds turned out at the search center including marc klaas, whose own daughter was kidnapped and killed 20 years ago. >> we need change, we need something to happen in this case so it's in the hands of the d.a. to make that happen now. >> reporter: today, volunteers as they still do every saturday set out on another search at a nearby reservoir. but still no sign of sierra. >> some nights are sleep good, some nights i won't sleep hardly at all. >> reporter: do you see her in your dreams? >> yeah. i've had many of those, yeah. wake up crying. >> reporter: the emotional day ended with a fund-raiser in fremont where sierra was born and raised. the girl who's come to be known as everyone's daughter, bringing a community together, and that's keeping her parents as hopeful as ever. >> i want to find her. sierra, ba

morgan hill. those saturday searches still take place every single weekend. coming up in our next hour, a live interview with marlene lamar, sierra's mother. we are live in fremont. >>> 5:32. a south bay teacher accused of possessing a massive amount of child pornography is hospitalized after a suicide attempt. p.e. teacher, nathaniel forstell tried to kill himself after overdosing on medication. christie smith is live where the teach is recovering. >> reporter: nathan forstell is facing disturbing child pornography charges. he is in the hospital recovering after an apparent suicide attempt. he is expected to survive and will undergo a mentally valuation at some point. the 44-year-old monterrey county p.e. teacher who once worked as a sub was arrested and released. paramedics and police came rolling up. police say he tried to overdose. more than 1,000 images were found on his personal computer at home according to investigators showing some children as young as four years old engaged in some sort of sexual acts. >> if he didn't do anything, why be scared? why try to commit suicide and do all that instead of saying,