the safe return of michae michaela. all that changed when searchers discover her body a short distance from where shez disappear. hugs and tears after volunteers learned that searchers found the bod ki of the nine-year-old in cache creek. >> unfortunately we have conclusion to the serge. ms. michaela has been found diseased in the water not far from the residence. >> she is in the hands of god and e i have no questions about that. we're the ones that need the strength and the help. >> reporter: chaplain larry fanning spent time with michaela's parents this afternoon. he says they're surrounded by friends and family who are showering them with love. >> they're cope in the same way that they've dealt with the last three days, hero cli. >> searchers spent the afternoon breaking down the command 0 post anne breaking the news to volunteers who showed up to lend a helping hand. >> she's out there, she's got to be hungry. got to be thirsty. so we brought some little snacks just in case and a blank ket. >> she drove up from san

. >>> now to the search of michaela lynch. there's still no sign of that autistic girl who wednesday missing on mother's day. amber lee is live telling us what michaela's family is asking the public to do. >> reporter: the class kids foundation put out this new flier today with three photos of michaela lynch to help find the little girl. by water and by land the search for michaela remains strong. >> you can't even speak for how greatful you are for the report. >> reporter: the little girl's god father tells us that she has a loving smile. the family came up here for the weekend. michaela disappeared at 1:30 in the afternoon. she is autistic and cannot speak. >> search your house again. search your backyard. check in tight little places and comfortable spaces. >> reporter: police chief says he has been receiving help from law enforcement resources from around the state. he says from sun down tonight to sun up tomorrow there will be a handful of searchers who will continue to look for the little girl. >> concern, but still hope

. >>> now to the search of michaela lynch. there's still no sign of that autistic girl who wednesday missing on mother's day. amber lee is live telling us what michaela's family is asking the public to do. >> reporter: the class kids foundation put out this new flier today with three photos of michaela lynch to help find the little girl. by water and by land the search for michaela remains strong. >> you can't even speak for how greatful you are for the report. >> reporter: the little girl's god father tells us that she has a loving smile. the family came up here for the weekend. michaela disappeared at 1:30 in the afternoon. she is autistic and cannot speak. >> search your house again. search your backyard. check in tight little places and comfortable spaces. >> reporter: police chief says he has been receiving help from law enforcement resources from around the state. he says from sun down tonight to sun up tomorrow there will be a handful of searchers who will continue to look for the little girl. >> concern, but still hope

i am michaela garecht. i'm free now. >> saying if those three were held 10 years and jaycee dugard for 18 she believes michaela can be still alive. >> they can keep them for a month, they can keep them for a decade two, decades. what is the difference? >> there is a blog dear michaela.com she writes to her daughter in hopes she may see it one day. she included the cleveland kidnappings. >> i posted this video and said look the people on the streets cheefring for these girls this is what is waiting for you. you don't need to be afrid frayed. >> the families don't tell me reporter as approach them every time there is a story. and they say the best hope of finding them is by keeping the city in the neighborhood. >> state lawmakers are raising concerns about the safety of limousines in the wake of the deadly accident. they grilled executive director of the public utilities commission today nannette miranda joins use a budget committee also wanted assurances about limo services. this is as thousands of families

for every amanda, gina and michelle, there are hundreds of michaelas.es about 2,000 children go missing every single day in the u.s. a small fraction of them are stranger danger abductions like the cleveland case, like the michaela case. >> sometimes i don't have anything hopeful to say. and yet i still keep reaching out to my daughter because if she is out there, she needs me to do that. >> her mother reaches in the only way she can, in cyberspace, on a blog called dear michaela. >> my heart is always waiting for you. have faith. have courage. come home. >> kyung lah, cnn, hayward, california. >> michaela's blog, when she went missing, most of us didn't have computers. thanks for watching everyone. "around the world" starts right after this break. [ male announcer ] zzzquil™ sleep-aid. it's not for colds. it's not for pain. it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil™. the non-habit forming sleep-aid from the makers of nyquil®. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is ofte

. >> early this morning we are able to obtain some video from a neighboring house that shows michaelarunning down the street. >> this home surveillance video taken a few doors down from michaela's house has given serge and rescue crews a scleer direction to look in. the girl has autism and can't verbally communicate. she hasn't been seen since sunday afternoon when her brother inadvertently left the gate open. >> does,s of sergers are scouring the area by land, by air and by boat. >> absolutely heartwarming and phenomenal and we appreciate every bit of it. >> the girl's god father said the family is out soernl, today because michaela can't speak and won't respond to her name's especially tough but her family hasn't given up. >> we all hope that we find her curled up in a little nook somewhere safe. we need everybody's help pe we all love her and we want her back. >> reporter: again, that >> reportz shows the hat little girl running down the street. it is described as a happy run. she doesn't appear to be in distress. again it has brought new hope here to sernlers at the command center

michaela says when she walked in apoll o high school on san jose's east side, she had one goal, not get eaten alive. she was surprised though when that didn't happen. in fact, her students have been surprising a lot of people lately. >> reporter: the very first first robotics competition was held more than 20 years ago. which means a lot of the teams at this month's regional in san jose have lots of experience. >> charge the pneumatic pressure. >> reporter: the apollo high school illuminators though are not one of them. >> we're rookies. >> reporter: still, calling this team a first-timers rookies, doesn't begin to tell their story. take aesha val lass quez. she says when the team was formed six months ago, if you showed her a screw, she hit it with a hammer. >> i'm like this isn't going to work. >> reporter: they sure look like they know what they're doing now. >> the steel holes are ready. >> reporter: thanks in large part to their teacher, coach, and mentor michaela brant. >> she's freaking awesome. >> reporter: she is a 24-year-old first year science teacher with a track record in r

at about 11:30 this morning, divers found the body of michaela lynch the 9-year-old severely autistic girl who went missing on sunday afternoon. her body was found in the cache creek, we understand, very close to her home. the police aren't providing any specific details. you know, this comes after a four-day search for this little girl involving several police and law enforcement agencies, dive teams, dogs, you name it. there was even a small unmanned submarine brought up from san francisco to go in the shallow areas of clear lake. she was found in the cache creek which is a tributary that leads into the lake, and this whole area has been scoured for days now.

there are hundreds of michaela's. enforcement estimates 2,000 children go missing every single day in the u.s. a small fraction are stranger danger abductions. most are killed in just hours. many remain unsolved. >> sometimes i don't have anything hopeful to say and yet i still keep reaching out to my daughter because if she is out there she needs me to do that. >> her mother reaches in the only way she can in cyber space on a blog called dearmichaela. >> what i can't put in a photograph and paste on this blog is my heart michaela. my heart is always waiting for you. have faith my sweet girl in yourself and the life that surrounds you. have faith, have courage, come home. >> if you have any information about the disappearance of michaela please contact the hayward, california police at 1-800-222-3999. still to come a note written by ariel castro while he held the three captive hose -- hostage. >>> first tonight's shot out an >>> first tonight's shot out an elephant rescue it happened in northeast india this female cat

this about 9-year-old michaela lynch. she went missing from her home on sunday. she is severely autistic. searchers have been looking for her. unfortunately, they just informed us a short time ago that they found her body in cache creek. divers were able to find her body. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ machines beeping ] >> steffy: [ groans ] >> liam: hey, hey. it's okay. you're okay. >> steffy: liam? >> liam: yeah. >> steffy: mom? >> taylor: hi, sweetheart. >> steffy: [ groans ] >> taylor: [ voice breaking ] i'm so glad you're awake. >> dr. meade: steffy... >> steffy: [ groans ] >> dr. meade: ...it's dr. meade. you're in the hospital. >> steffy: oh, what? why? [ groaning ] >> hope: [ sighs ] >> thomas: look, i know i-it couldn't have been easy for you seeing my sister on a high like that. >> hope: she's never been happier, and that's -- that's

some of michaela's clothing was found in the yard. the family says she likes to remove her clothing when she gets hot. >>> tonight here at 6:00, a key state leader is stepping down after our investigation which spurred two state probes and thousands of letters to the governor calling for her ousting. >> i'm scott budman with the story that will change your life, or at least your health. coming up, how technology is helping you and me change the face of health care. >>> plus a new way to shop online and you won't even need to open your wallet. >>> i'm jeff ranieri in the bay area weather center, plenty of sunshine, but notice this, cooling at the coastline. we'll take you outside to our live hd camera network, and we'll track that for your compute coming up. >>> it is $2.6 trillion industry almost every one of us has struggled with. we're talking about health care. now there's new hope thanks to bay area technology. business and tech reporter scott budman is tracking high-tech health care and he joins us with the good news. >> the good

her mother says michaela, there is hope. here is an example of three girls who were kidnapping victims who have been held for a very long time. but one of those girls decided to get help and help was there. help will be there for you, too, my sweetheart." >>> this just in. at least three parties will share the million-dollar reward money put up during the search for fugitive ex-cop christopher dorner. now, according to the lapd, the majority of that money will go to a couple who was tied up just prior to dorner's shootout with authorities. 15% will go to a man who found dorner's burning truck in the big bear area. and 5% will go to a tow truck driver who spotted dorner at a gas station earlier in the manhunt. the reward was initially offered for dorner's capture and conviction. he was eventually killed in a shootout with police. >>> tonight we have an update on a story we have been reporting involving a bay area church. here's linda yee. >>> reporter: kpix 5 has reported on the department of corporations desist an refrain or

michaela lynch is autistic and unable to speak. she is four foot tall and blue eyes and brown hair. she is attracted to water but cannot swim. officers and volunteers have been searching cash creek which runs right past their home. >>> a cleanup that has been in the works for months is finally happening in san jose. >> crews are painting over graffiti that has been a big eyesore on highway 101 for years. melissa heir ring ton on how officials plan to keep it clean now for years to come. >> reporter: graffiti plastered near train tracks and highways and on every bridge and overpass in san jose. distracting drivers and angering people who live here. >> i think it's really tacky. >> we've got a lot of very upset community members that are tired of seeing graffiti. >> reporter: city council member sam says you won't sights like this much longer. the city along with cal tran are painting over some of the unsightly graffiti that can be seen driving into town opinion on the list the mess on the 13th street rail bridge. the key road over 101 and 280 near bird avenue with the huge letters sp

the home is very close to cache creek and michaela cannot swim. >>> occupied no longer, the protesters tried to reoccupy a piece of land owned by uc berkeley. officers began clearing them out. most of the protesters left peacefully but three people before detained during the sweep. more than 100 okay priors mod in on friday protesting the plan to build a senior housing facility and the grocery store. >>> the bay area's bid to bring the super bowl to santa clara have 30 million dollars in pledges from local companies, including apple and google. 8 million of that will go to bay area charities. the super bowl committee will travel to boston this week. they'll have 15 minutes to try to convince team owners why they should host host the 2016 game. >> they're not usually involved in this stuff but they realize it wasn't about any of them, it was about the greater good of doing something that is going to leigh a lasting legacy in the bay area. >> the bay area's bid got a boost when its only computation, the miami doll fins failed to prepare funding for repairs to the stadium. >>> still ahead

they say the video shows michaela lynch running north on harbor drive minutes after her parents reported her missing sunday. she has autism, is unable to speak and cannot respond wh called. >> we have somebody who won't respond to normal voice stimuli. she may not be able to even walk across the street if she was in trouble or needed assistance and there was help across the street. >> investigators say the girl has a habit of removing her clothes in hot weather. her clothes were found left behind at the family's vacation home where she was last seen >>> state lawmakers are trying to figure out what happened with the bay bridge project. one question at the state capital hearing is why did engineers use broken bolts after being tightened in march? the fix will cost up to $10 million. hundreds of other bolts still need to be tested, too. >> it's going to give us, i think, our best sense of how these bolts will perform under tension over the long term. we don't need them to last a week or a month. we need them to last decades. >> the committee that heard about the bridge problems won't take

the search for a missing sab san francisco girl has gone nationwide, 9-year-old michaela lynch has autism. she is unable to speak. in the front yard of her parent's vacation home in the town of clear lake. in lake county. search crews have been doing a door to door search for mckayla and some drove frup her school to help. because of her age ask autism, she's considered at risk. >> the obvious one where she's not going to respond to her name being called makes it more of a challenge. it's a body of a 9-year-old juvenile. you're searching for someone much younger than that. >> authorities are paying special attention to the lake near the family home. >> a chilling end to the manhunt 8-year-old girl's killer. the 12-year-old brother of laila fowler is in custody arks accused of stabbing her to death. it's something the family is struggling to come to terms with, specialsly those who know the brother. >> there are conflicting accounts from those who know laila fowler's older brother a 7th played graider some say is often in trouble. >> i thought he'd never do that. it's kind of scary he was

the search for a missing sab san francisco girl has gone nationwide, 9-year-old michaela lynch has autism. she is unable to speak. in the front yard of her parent's vacation home in the town of clear lake. in lake county. search crews have been doing a door to door search for mckayla and some drove frup her school to help. because of her age ask autism, she's considered at risk. >> the obvious one where she's not going to respond to her name being called makes it more of a challenge. it's a body of a 9-year-old juvenile. you're searching for someone much younger than that. >> authorities are paying special attention to the lake near the family home. >> a chilling end to the manhunt for an 8-year-old girl's killer. the 12-year-old brother of laila fowler is in custody arks accused of stabbing her to death. it's something the family is struggling to come to terms with, specialsly those who know the brother. >> there are conflicting accounts from those who know laila fowler's older brother a 7th played graider some say is often in trouble. >> i thought he'd never do that. it's kind of scary

michaela lynch is autistic and disappeared from her family's vacation home on clearlake sunday.s home surveillance camera captured video of her running up the street away from the water where the search has been centered. her clothes were found behind her home but her family says she is known to take them off in hot weather. >>> a man trying to promote a berkeley project by dribbling a soccer ball for 10,000 miles has died. someone hit richard swanson yesterday while he walked south on highway 101 in lincoln city, oregon. he died later at the hospital. according to his website, his trek from seattle to brazil was meant to promote the one world football project in berkeley. the group donated soccer balls to people in developing countries. >>> and some tough questions but not a lot of answers in a state capital hearing about the new bay bridge span. lawmakers called caltrans on the carpet to ask why bolts are breaking on the bridge and he was being done to ensure -- and what's being done to ensure more won't fail. the cost to fix it is up to $10 million and hundreds more bolts sti

michaela weeks quit her waitressing job to play brittany full time.'d do it, too. but i can't. all right. gretch and clay, over to you. >> gretchen: it's big business, high school students are now spending thousands of dollars on professional hair and make-up for their school pictures. we're going to show you some very simple ways to make your photos picture perfect without spending a dime. >> clayton: joining us is the president of unique photo in new jersey, matt sweetwood. you don't want to disparage hiring professional photographers. >> if we want quality pictures you should hire a professional photographer. >> gretchen: let's see how much you can make fun of our high school photos. >> clayton: okay. >> gretchen: that's me. >> clayton: wow. >> gretchen: look at the little hand. [ laughter ] >> clayton: the hand issues she's thinking. >> gretchen: look at my bangs! what happened? from a photo -- is there anything wrong with that? go ahead. be kind. >> gretchen: it's a picture you look at and then make fun of. >> gretchen: oh! >> clayton: that's gre

michaela white, a big picture of baldton. i wonder if he's happy?. >> and there it's sitting prominently with my whole family. how quickly you can become one. >> yesterday at the house, so busy getting everything ready for bobbi, i came in, plopped myself in front of the tv, i dosed a little bit. i am apt to do that the older i get. i look around, where is bambino, and there is lola, louis. frank and i like panicked parents. he was fine. there he is. right there. oh, my gosh. your heart. i start praying, god, please. and screaming at the torch my lungs. there he was. they are your children, they are. >> here is information. >> now you will depress me. >> you already knew. menopause can affect memory? >> what? >> not hearing, memory. >> what? >> if you have a hot flash, and it depends on the degree of heat. apparently the hotter the flash, the more you forget. >> then i should not remember my own name then, because i was perimenopausal when it started long before it hit, in my early 40s. i don't want to talk about. researchers gave memory tests to 68