philip would try to little bit ahead.rail just a little bit and say boo when he was right next to me, and it wasn't a huge scream to his big heart. he is incredible in so many ways, uh, smart, brilliant, athletic. but most of all the type of person who goes above and beyond for everyone else in his life. each of these people i spoke to say they want to keep the focus on finding philip, though that's hard to do. sometimes i'm incredibly sad. um and scared. um and i really. i like i said of really, really want to see philip. um, at the end of this, i had a couple of good prize. um and, uh i, uh. you know, um, have have taken some time to get some sleep, which i don't think everybody has had the luxury to do. uh and that has helped a lot. the help is extremely appreciated. phillips. friends say the hope would not be possible if it weren't for the hundreds of strangers in the bay area, offering their time philip like i think, uh, the search that's going on right now is a perfect reflection of who you are, and, uh. and the peo

we are perplexed as to why we haven't found philip.wing now that it is two weeks, it just reminds us of his family and everything that has gone on during this very long two weeks. >> reporter: the volunteer search team has not stopped in their efforts. they continued to hit the trails and post his picture, hoping for a miracle. >> he was an extremely fit individual, an extremely intelligent individual and extreme capable of taking care of himself. weeping fair are many reasons to believe he is still out there and you just tried to get was. >> reporter: the focus of the volunteer search is on finding anyone with security cameras that may offer clues to his location. they also have two possible eyewitness accounts in which two people may have seen him on the trails and at a nearby bridge on santa rita road. victor is asking for the two witnesses to reach out and share any information they may have. >> we haven't been able to talk with that woman or man yet, who says she saw him. we would like to get in touch with her. if you are that per

philip is believed to have taken. they said 85% of the area's has been searched by foot drones canines and a plane with thermal technology. police say they have a few possible scenarios in mine either. philip is incapacitated in the area somewhere or he's not in the area at all. and that's why the investigation continues on the search. they found watches sunglasses even a rock with blood on it that they're testing. police believe he's shirtless, which makes matters even more dire because they found a shirt located in his car along with his wallet and phone where he left it on saturday now, overwhelmingly, the one word we've heard from not only official volunteers but also the facebook group volunteers is hope. people are hope and that's because this guy is a avid runner. a long time. a long-distance runner and outdoorsman. let's hear now from his friend who's on the east coast trying to help all he can. >> he is a very strong so although it has been while since he was seen. it's still quite positive. everybody who kno

keith and his wife live with philip and his family. >> they're staying hopeful that philip will return home soon. pleasanton police are continuing to investigate while volunteers continue to search for clues as to what might have happened to create chick and where he might be. the husband and father of 2 was last seen going for a run at pleasanton ridge regional park. search and rescue teams combed through the entire park during the first few days of his disappearance, including deep ravines and steep terrain. they used planes drones helicopters police are tracking create chicks timeline from the moment he left his house to when he got to the trail head where his car and belongings were found in the parking lot. they found nothing to believe he isn't on the rich. they do believe something went wrong. >> he's an incredibly strong guy if there's anybody who can make it out of the woods. he will. and in fact, he may have already made it out of the woods phillips dad. keith says they've moved their search crews off the trail and into nearby neighborhoods asking people to check their garage

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philip his father to a three- year-old boy and a 10-month-old girl. jen has tried to explain his absence. >> i said that he probably had a long run, he may be lost, but we and so many other people are helping to look for him. >> reporter: jen, who met philip at mit, said he loves walks and cooking for his family. >> he truly finds joy in just the simple things, like looking out off of our window at the sunset and post meal, to look at it, -- >> jen said she is focusing on moving forward minute to minute, caring for her children and continuing the search for her husband, the family thinks he could be as far south as a word, perhaps even make it to the iron horse trail, and perhaps all the way even back to berkeley because he may be just confused or disoriented at this point. >> it's just break and what she has to tell those kids. just heartbreaking for everybody. andrea, thanks. >>> now to some dramatic video out of hayward. it shows a police officer pulled a man out of a burning car. take a look. >> get out, get out, get out! >> it happened last month

i've met people who've never even met philip and their emotional about this. they're not vested in this and they're putting their all into the search. they were all here yesterday. they went up into the pleasanton ridge regional park and they had no such luck. but that's not without travel, without trying. you can see the photo of philip on your screen. we just got that this morning. you can see he's a father. he's a husband he's a friend. he's also an avid outdoorsman loves running distance running and he's in good shape. so that's why they do have a lot of hope that maybe he's out there. they'll find him and they'll be able to help him recover they're hoping to find him alive. that is the goal here. and that's why there's so many resources and sing four-wheelers out here. they also been using infrared technology that means they use heat. they try and find heat, which means a body and they check out from above in a plane. >> and that has been proven to be very, very successful in these types of searches. unfortunately, even after all the people stop searching

this is day 5 of looking for philip. philip kerr check. you know, he's 37 years old is a long time long distance runner and a lot of volunteers family friends. they're still holding on to hope and who else is holding on to hope. here is pleasanton pd. thank you for joining us. this is eric's laci lieutenant, tell me there was a promising lead that happened overnight. and it brought volunteers over to snow all tell me about that. and what you're doing now to respond and investigate. >> sure. so in the early morning hours of this morning we received some reports of some yelling or what they thought was yelling in the area along the ridge line north castle with south to burn all this morning on a county sheriff department deployed their drone team there on scene as we speak. and they're surveillance search a search right now. >> and so the call that came in. was this somebody heard some screaming and yelling. it's sounds promising. but as you were saying earlier, it could have been something else. but of course you're going to look into absol

they went over the route where philip have marked in his phone. he had left his phone in his car at the moment. trailhead in the east bay regional park in pleasanton at 11:00am on saturday when he did not show up. his wife contacted authorities in pleasanton police cranked up a massive search in a briefing a short time ago. we heard how craig checks family is doing. the family as we just met with the family. >> the family. is there a lovely family filled family. his parents are absolutely people. philip is an amazing person. if you know about him, he's extraordinary. individual and that definitely you can see that in his family. so they asked us to pass on. the community. how much things love and care that they've received from the pleasanton got one community and the tri valley area. they absolutely are overwhelmed with the with the amount of support that they've so this is a very difficult time for them. we'll explain to you what we explain to them. during our meeting. this this is been day for and with the 4. you know, we have to work on probab

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any evidence of philips location has been very frustrating. here we are. after five days and you know, we gave a lot of, uh, when we looked at this search and the. the demobilization process here. you know, we philip had a high survival ability rating based on his athleticism. he's an endurance athlete. he's a young man. he's in very good condition. he also has empty skills. he's got survival wilderness training and in rural environments, and so as the days of picked by, it's been very frustrating for our search and rescue teams as well as our community search team as well, who's been out there, you know, and then today alone we had to do. two injuries, one to community search member and 1 to 1 of our members. the weather is hot and it's our people are getting tired and they're exhausted and will begin to lose the momentum and a lot of our searchers. saying, hey, i don't think there's any more we can do up here. it certainly has been an all out approach both technologically and also just the boots on the ground. i want to go to now this pleasa

. >> be kreycik family is holding out hope tonight that philip will be found alive. perhaps not here in pleasanton ridge, but further out. they think he may have gotten out of the bounds of this park and is perhaps even still moving. >> we are hopeful he's out there. we are hopeful he'll come home. >> reporter: that's the message from philip kreycik's wife, jen yao, has volunteers continue to search for her husband in the east bay hills around pleasanton ridge. philip's family says they are blown away by the dedication of volunteers, who continue to search for the father of two. they think philip is still alive, possibly disoriented from dehydration, thanks to years of wilderness experience. >> we have every confidence that he would have done all of the right things which case he probably still would've done the right things, but it's a little different challenge. >> reporter: jen and keith are taking people to look at video from their ring cameras, to check out the buildings and empty parks for any sign of him. >> we think he's still out there. we are not sure where

as the search for philip enters stage iv, it is not just alameda county officials hunting for him, it is also a group of well organized volunteers doing their own searches. >> we are assigned areas according to specific abilities, electronic bikes are going further. yeah, we are doing this in a very formatted and smart way. >> armed with mountain bikes and hiking sticks, they are fanning out in groups and looking for the missing father. john has never met philip, but he was connected with him on a running app. >> we have two bikers, five hikers, and we alternated every 20 feet. we are just climbing down and climbing back as long as it is safe to climb back up. it took about four hours, on a 2 mile trail. >> a water bottle was locked into a database. >> this particular water bottle was deep in the ravine, in an area where you cannot just hike or run down, so, again, it was so far deep in and kind of stood out with the lights. >> phillips colleague is also down here. >> the terrain is extremely steep and deeply wooded on the south sides, and so, you can't really see in very far, it is a

on the fifth day of searching for philip kreycik on pleasanton ridge, frustration is mounting. the berkeley father hasn't been found yet. >> we are definitely at a point where we're a little perplexed. we'll keep working. >> reporter: 59 search and rescue crews from as far away as santa barbara were looking in the bright sunshine today. >> searchers have gps units on them. those broadcast live via their phones to our map here. you can see some of these dots are moving. those are searchers live in the field as we speak. >> reporter: it's been five days since he left his home to head for an 8-mile run before an appointment saturday. he has not been seen since. >> that investigation currently is focused on philip's known timeline from when he left his home in berkeley until he arrived here in pleasanton where his vehicle was located at the trailhead. >> reporter: pleasanton detectives say he dropped off a package at a shipping center in oakland before heading to the ridge saturday. >> first scenario 1 he's in this ridge area, this park open space area. second scenario he parked hi

and find philip a life. that was the goal, of course. but unfortunately that didn't happen this morning and this comes at a time where state and local agencies have told us they are starting to scale back search efforts in the pleasanton area because their search has not been successful thus far. more going on. day 5 that philip kreycik has not been found yet all day yesterday. you know, they continued with all of the resources searching along the trail area that phillip is believed to have taken. they actually spent their time going lynn year up and down, trying to dig see a 100 meters from the route he took where he could be maybe down a ravine down a canyon. and last night pleasanton pd said they're going to start scaling back. not great news. but they said 85% of the area's already been searched by foot drones canines and a plane with that thermal technology we showed you yesterday morning. now. police say there's a few possibilities just to name a few. philip could be incapacitated in rhe area somewhere

keith and his wife live with philip and his family. >> they're staying hopeful that philip will return home soon. pleasanton police are continuing to investigate while volunteers continue to search for clues as to what might have happened to create chick and where he might be. the husband and father of 2 was last seen going for a run at pleasanton ridge regional park. search and rescue teams combed through the entire park during the first few days of his disappearance, including deep ravines and steep terrain. they used planes drones helicopters police are tracking create chicks timeline from the moment he left his house to when he got to the trail head where his car and belongings were found in the parking lot. they found nothing to believe he isn't on the rich. they do believe something went wrong. >> he's an incredibly strong guy if there's anybody who can make it out of the woods. he will. and in fact, he may have already made it out of the woods phillips dad. keith says they've moved their search crews off the trail and into nearby neighborhoods asking people to check their garage

pleasanton police tell us that philip keeps a tight schedule. when he was late to work, his wife called 9-1-1. there is nothing suspicious missing persons on an emergency drought proclamations with water restrictions effective immediately. sharon katsuda talked to people who live in that area this morning to see, they've got to cooperate. >> reporter: that's right, laura. neighbors here are very friendly. they're spreading the word and they're taking these measures very seriously. they're aware of the restrictions now in place that prohibit wasting water, which includes runoff on sidewalks and streets, also washing cars with a hose that does not have an automatic shutoff valve. you can't water your lawn during and after rain between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., and more than three days a week. restaurants are also prohibited from giving customers water unless they ask for it. neighbors say they've heard water districts could raise costs so they're conserving now. >> i remember getting a letter in the mail saying that there's possible increases, but

and carol leonnig of "the waington post" and philip rucker of "the washington post." carol and phil are authors of the best selling book "i alone can fix it, donald trump's catastrophic final year." i'm so excited to dig into all of the things that happened this this week. yasmeen, some data suggests the u.s. is seeing as many as 1,000 new covid cases every hour. but today i talked to a white house source who underscored to me tha people who are unvaccinated should be the most concerned about the numbers. why are unvaccinated americans so much mor at risk and what are experts most concerned about as the delta variant spreads? yasmeen: i think the evidence of why unvaccinated people are most at risk is in the numbers. the c.d.c. director said more than 97% of hospitalizations are in people who are unvaccinated. more than 99% of deaths are in people who are unvaccinated so although we're hearing reports of people who are fully vaccinated getting so-called breakthrough infections, they tend to be milder, they're at low risk of being hospitalized or from dying. the vaccin

philip is believed to have taken. we know philip kerr check. he the last time he was a scene was 11 o'clock on saturday going for a miles long run. of course, never came home and last night it was, you know, day number 4 last night, pledged mpd said they're going to start scaling back. search efforts in the pleasanton ridge regional park area. 85% of the area has been searched by foot drones canines anda plane with thermal technology. police say there are a few possible scenarios. philip is either incapacitated in the area somewhere or he's not in the area at all. they are, you know, kind of at the point where they're like, what is going on in the search. crews have recovered watches sunglasses, even a rock with blood on it. they are testing that police plea believe his short list to shirt was located in his car along with his wallet and phone. as we know. and, you know, in the whole time of this because now we're going on day 5. it is wednesday and we've always heard the word hope not only from people in the state and local agencies but also t

good evening and welcome to all and philip i'd like to begin with you and your be. this new virus surge, let's take the political consequences, the disappointment aspect of it out of the conversation and dwell on public health. i am guessing that the biden west wing is about to address this with some urgency. >> certainly, brian. and we've seen the biden administration and the health officials throughout the government speak with increasing urgency in recent weeks about what the cdc is calling the pandemic of the unvaccinated. the fact that so many americans, tens of millions of americans, many of them in red republican-leaning states are unwilling to be vaccinated in part because of misinformation that they're spreading on social media and in conservative media. this is a growing, urgent concern for leaders in washington and they feel that the infection rates and further complications from california to the east coast could be continuing to rise as people resist the vaccines and so i think we're going to see in the coming days the president as well as others in the

crews are hopeful. >> that philip right. check can still be found alive, but they admit that the window is closing. we hold on to hope that maybe we're missing missing. it, that that philip still up there, that he's in a survival mode. now the search should continue until sundown roughly 8 o'clock this evening alameda county's sheriff's office says that they will fly aircraft again overnight. but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, getting back to normal. is getting ready to extend its operating hours. when the new limited late night service starts up. >> plus as 65% surge in catalytic converter thefts where this growing problem is getting out of hand. >> that cool air feel good. it is rushing on shore with the fog right now. much cooler weather to tell you all about ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't

. >> and i'm laura garcia. 37-year-old philip kreycik has been missing since day. after going for a run. >> now alameda county deputize are scaling back that search. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is in pleasanton. what are investigators saying? >> reporter: we're still waiting on a call back from the public information officer. but i can tell you this much. volunteers here are actually ramping up the search. dozens just took off from this location. and you can see many of the volunteers are still right behind me here at foothill high school. 37-year-old philip kreycik of berkeley told his wife he was going for a run saturday at east bay regional park and she called police when he didn't return later that afternoon. someone reported hearing cries for help which prompted searchers to look again overnight. >> there was a lot of search people up there. they're still up there now. there is access to the park. >> reporter: and that area where they heard the cry is quite a bit away from here. we just came from there about a half an hour ago. you can see searchers are here

philip will come home. >> we still believe in our hearts that philip going going to be on his way homen. already know he's on his way philip critics, father keeps speaking to kron 4 news for the first time as more than 100 volunteers continued to search for the 37 year-old missing runner every day. we've had outpouring of support and help. >> you know, it makes you feel good about. people when you get that kind of support. keith and his wife live with philip and his family. >> they're staying hopeful that philip will return home soon. pleasanton police are continuing to investigate while volunteers continue to search for clues as to what might have happened to create chick and where he might be. the husband and father of 2 was last seen going for a run at pleasanton ridge regional park. search and rescue teams combed through the entire park during the first few days of his disappearance, including deep ravines and steep terrain. they used planes drones helicopters police are tracking create chicks timeline from the moment he left his house to when he got to the trail head where his car

police say there are a few scenarios that could be philip could to be either you know, incapacitated in the area somewhere. maybe he fell and he's hurt. maybe he's not in the area at all. you can say that police are starting to lose a little bit of hope in their search after 4 full days of searching in searching in not finding anything. now let's hear from a friend he lives in on the east coast is a friend of philips from college and he's been involved is trying to get everybody organized on social media. >> as well as talking to, you know, us in the media. he's doing everything he can from far away. he explained to us why he thinks philip could still be alive. >> he is a very strong so although it has been while since he was seen. it's still quite positive. everybody who knows him thinks that if he is lying with the broken make somewhere. he still probably alive because it's he's one of the most kind of physically impressive people. anybody has ever he's a very, very strong runner and hiker. he's also just a wonderful person. i think a big part of the reason that the search has take

the search for 37 year-old philip. right. check continued at full strength with dozens of teams and more than 100 volunteers scouring the area overnight fixed wing aircraft and drones with he testing equipment. look for signs of life but came up empty handed after spending several days conducting a broad search of the hills ravines. and for us here, crews are now narrowing their efforts down to the trail. they believe cry check had planned to use specifically going to focus on going. >> about a 100 meters off of each your trail down deeper into the the tree lines. meanwhile, the volunteers are methodically walking the many trails and roads in the area. it can be an exhausting effort. >> they're very tired when they get that rain is really hard even though the search is now in its 4th day. crews are hopeful. >> that philip right. check can still be found alive, but they admit that the window is closing. we hold on to hope that maybe we're missing missing. it, that that philip still up there, that he's in a survival mode. >> al

keith and his wife live with philip and his family. >> they're staying hopeful that philip will return home soon. pleasanton police are continuing to investigate while volunteers continue to search for clues as to what might have happened to craig chick and where he might be the husband and father of 2 was last seen going for a run at pleasanton ridge regional park. search and rescue teams comb through the entire park during the first few days of his disappearance including deep ravines and steep terrain. they used planes drones helicopters police are tracking create chicks timeline from the moment he left his house to when he got to the trail head where his car and belongings were found in the parking lot. they have found nothing to believe he isn't on the ridge. they do believe something went wrong. >> he's an incredibly strong guy if there's anybody who can make it out of the woods. he will. and in fact, he may have already made it out of the woods phillips dad. keith says they've moved their search crews off the trail and into nearby neighborhoods asking people to check their garag

and today marks day 12 since 37 year-old philip cray-chick went missing.is the berkeley runner and father of 2 who was last seen heading out for a run at the pleasanton ridge regional park and since then, more than a 100 volunteers have been looking for him every day. this morning we're hearing from his family, his father says he is still optimistic that philip will return home soon. >> we still believe in our hearts that philip going going to be on his way home soon. already know and that's why we've had outpouring of support and help. you know, it makes you feel good about. people when you get that kind of support. >> pleasanton police have been tracking the timeline from the moment that philip left his house to when he got to the trailhead where his car and belongings were found in the parking lot and they say they have found nothing to lead them to believe that he is not out on the ridge and they think that something went wrong while he was running. search crews are now looking at nearby neighborhoods and asking people to check their security cameras.

philip crychuk has not been seen. sat down with the wife and father.sage is hug your family. >> your life can change in an instant. and that's where the definition of that -- that's exactly what happened to us. >> reporter: fighting back tears, jen yao describing man who she married. carried his child on shoulders in family hikes. >> doing that, got to keep preparing son for our hikes. >> reporter: ultra marathon runner, and came to pleasanton river bridge regional park for a quick hike saturday. not seen since. more than 500 volunteers helped police try to find him. >> he's the kind of father i wish i could have been. >> reporter: philip's father appreciates all the police have done and thankful for the volunteers he worries about in days ahead. >> don't want anybody else to get hurt. please when people are helping us take care of yourself first, help us next. >> family believes philip is still out there, injured but alive, asking neighbors to check their property if he wandered in looking for help. one more request for every family that sees this. >>

philip is an avid runner is a part of a running club. as i said, he's an outdoorsman. so they're really hoping he's alive. he's been able to stay warm, which, you know, the temperatures do get cold tonight. as you may recall, it was a hot day when he went for that run on saturday when he was last seen, it was about a 103 degrees. it was a scorcher. so, you know, there's a lot possibilities. he could have been, you know, overheated. he could have fallen hit his head. he could have, you know, felt phone in a he could have slipped. there's just so many possibilities and they're not not considering anything. they are looking at every single avenue. you not only have the search and rescue out here. but you also have pleasanton pd they're in charge of the actual investigation. they're looking at the days ahead of this. the hours ahead of this the moment he was last seen there looking at surveillance camera street cameras. they're trying to get the latest. so i'm sure the family knowing that they have this many resources pointed that this gives them some hope. but i know it's

this is 37-year-old philip kreycik.he told his wife he was going on a run at pleasanton ridge regional park. he never came back from that run. >> amy hollyfield live in pleasanton with what is being done to find him. amy. >> reporter: kumasi, a friend of philip's says on the group facebook page that a massive amount of terrain has been covered multiple times and still no sign of him. so they will head back out this morning and do it all again. philip kreycik has hundreds of people looking for him. he went out for a run on saturday and never returned. he lives in berkeley, but he was trying out a trail in pleasanton and he told his wife where he would be and he even mapped it out on a runners app and it does look like he made it to the trail but hasn't been seen since. >> the first day we did have a scent, dogs had a scent on the first day. that only went a small distance. obviously time is important and we want to try to locate him as soon as possible. some of the work will include doubling up on the areas that were sea

again more questions than answers as we approach the two-week mark since philip was last seen.e latest in pleasanton, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> it is dangerous even for firefighters. a crew escaped a wall of flames while battling the tamarack truckee meadows filmed themselves driving through a fast movingpo fire, the flames burned onid of the road and they made it to safety. so far the tamarack fire has burned more than 58,000 acres. it's 4% contained. >>> and more families must leave their homes near the dixie fire. if you don't follow the evacuation orders, firefighters might be able to rescue -- they might not be able to rescue you. the dixie fire has burned 143,000 acres so far. it's also destroyed at least eight homes. 1,500 more threatened right now. that fire is 18% contained but the fight is tough for firefighters. this is because large part of that fire burning in an area that is hard to reach. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff rainierry. we have fog rolling right into san francisco, but that won't be able to save everybody from heat this weekend. i will

one of them is that philip is up in the mountains somewhere. or he parked his vehicle and is somewhere else. his whereabouts are unknown. >> reporter: going into the fourth night of the search, 120 investors are on the ground looking. the search has turned up a watch and a spot of blood, neither of which belonged to philip. he was known to track his runs, but his smart watch was not gps enabled. investors hope he found water amid the heat. >> there are spots on the trail where you can get water. there are big troughs of livestock up there. >> reporter: there have been drones going up every night looking for heat signatures in the rough terrain, hoping to find any sign of the missing father. >> we will be able to go back, analyze and look at that footage to see if we are missing anything. and we can use for k quality and go into extreme detail and easily be able to see a human form on screen. >> it is a commonly traveled park. hundreds of people come here daily, to recreate, and so forth, thus makin hfor ybody to get lost, because if they are di

philip rucker?e first question, carol and i spent a lot of time investigating trump and the trump residency because that is our job. we are fortunate to work in a newsroom with hundreds of journalists and some of our colleagues have spent a lot of time investigating biden and hunter biden and his business dealings and his relationship with ukraine and china and all of that. i would encourage all of the listeners to go read that work. carol and i are not superheroes, we cannot investigate multiple subjects at once. our assignment these last few years has been to this ticket trump our colleagues do biden -- has been to investigate trump while our colleagues do biden. the column is correct that dr. fauci initially said you do not need to wear masks because the science was not conclusive early on. there was not scientific evidence to support the idea that masks -- the idea that masks would protect people from the virus. as soon as that became clear, dr. fauci changed his opinion and changed what he was

who, according to a new book by "washington post" reporters, carol leonnig, and philip rucker, was called out by a potential committee colleague. congresswoman liz cheney of wyoming as the guy who did this. the guy responsible for the january-6th attack on the capitol. and now, that guy is going to

. >>> developing news, it's been five days since philip kreycik vanished from pleasanton ridge regional park, and now the exhaustive search efforts are at a turning point. kpix 5's andria borba is live in pleasanton with new revelations from the team leading that search, andria? >> reporter: well, we found out today from investigators here in pleasanton that philip kreycik stopped at a shipping store in oakland on his way to pleasanton ridge for that run, dropped off a package and then ostensibly made his way here to pleasanton ridge for that preplanned, 8-mile run. >> all that color that's filled in on that screen represents feet on the ground, people searching, actively moving from our operational standpoint. that doesn't include the community search team that's been doing their own searching. >> reporter: well, the search for philip kreycik of berkeley has been extensive on pleasanton ridge. the berkeley father hasn't been found yet. >> it's pretty difficult to get lost up there. i'm not saying it's impossible, but there is plenty of ways to find your way out of there. >> reporter: t

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philip kreycik was last seen on saturday. police haven't found any significant clues, which only makes this disappearance more baffling. amy hollyfield live in the east bay with the clues they have so far. amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. yeah, volunteers say a call came in overnight from a family saying they heard a cry for help coming from the canyon. so volunteers are responding to that. they are ramping up their search just as authorities had announced it was possibly time to scale back. philip kreycik of berkeley disappeared saturday afternoon after telling his wife he was going for a run on the trails of the pleasanton ridge regional park. hundreds of people have searched the area for him since then, heading out in hiking gear. some with search dogs. authorities have also looked from up above in a plane and with a drone. they have not seen a trace of him. >> we should have seen him by now. we should have encountered. there should be something that should have led us to him. some type of something. and that's what's h

and today marks day 12 since philip create check went missing.e's the berkeley runner and father of 2 who was last seen going for a run at pleasanton regional park. since then, there's been a 100 volunteers out searching for philip every day and they haven't found any clues this morning we're hearing from create checks family. his father says he still optimistic his son will return home. >> we're we still believe in our hearts that philip going going to be on his way home soon. already know is and that's why we've had outpouring of support and help. you know, it makes you feel good about. people when you get that kind of support. >> pleasanton police haven't been able to solve this mystery. they've tracked where philip was from the moment he left his house 2 when he ended up at the trailhead. his car and belongings were found there in the parking lot and they say that they have found nothing to lead them to believe that he is anywhere else but where he was supposed to be, which was out for ron along that ridge. they think that something must have

there's no quick fix and it'll be sometime before the trains can run again. journalist philip the width joins us now. philip, you reckon this is got less to do with the cova crisis and more to do with regulatory failure coverage presented the opportunity to train to training the stations were standing idle, but security was withdrawn from the stations. policing was redirected in a fashion which allowed it, and the really wasn't any oversight ultimately. so by the time the authorities realize the pieces of track were being stolen, it was almost too late. and then on an ongoing basis, those they've continued with very little intervention. so at every level, the management of this infrastructure failed and they're failing, the south african people, i mean, who's this impacting people obviously want to catch a train from time to time to they do. but these lines in the stations are used by the poorer section of working south africa. these are not middle class people. these are not rich people who use the trains as you may find in europe and elsewhere. these are poor people who pushed to the

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. >> philip kreycik hasn't been seen since saturday. amy hollyfield is live with where the search stands this morning. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi there. it's gated up. the command post center has been torn down. volunteers aren't giving up hope. they're going to keep looking. that official intense search you've been seeing happening coming out of here all week, that is over. authorities packed it all up yesterday. they say this is now concluded. one search and rescue team member did say this could be the largest operation they've done in 45 years. hundreds of people have been searching the park area since saturday looking for philip kreycik of berkeley. he told his wife he would be going on a trail run in the area. he never returned. his car was found in the trail head parking lot and his phone was found inside as well. kreycik is a married father of two. his wife says she is not giving up. >> he's extremely fit mentally and physically. i ask people to have faith with us and that he is out there alive waiting for us. that we ask that peop

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. >> the east bay, the search for missing runner has entered a new phase today. 37 year-old philip reayeen found after 4 days scouring pleasanton ridge regional park last night. a search team cry for help along the trail near signal after searching the area with a drone and helicopter. they still could not find philip, the alameda county sheriff's office says that they will continue searching until tonight and starting tomorrow. they're going to respond to clues and information but say they will not actively searched the area. you know, we are definitely at a point where we are. >> i'm a little perplexed as to why we haven't found philip yet, but we'll keep working and where there's hope, we'll we'll keep working. >> is an avid trail runner. he mapped is intended route last saturday. it was 8 mile loop. the investigators have retraced the path and they know that he left berkeley in the morning in mail, the package before going to the park. oakland police are asking for your help in finding this missing teen. brianna villegas was last seen on friday, july 9th about 6.30 in the evening. t

good morning >> reporter: philip, good morning. this is one of the city-run hospitals here in new york that will now require its employees to either be vaccinated or to get a weekly covid test.a handle on the delta variant. as the u.s. sees a thousand new covid infections every hour, a new study suggests that the one shot johnson & johnson vaccine may be less effective against the delta variant, and that the 13 million people who received it may need a booster. the cdc does not recommend that, and the study is facing backlash because it has not been peer reviewed and has a very small sample size of 27 people j&j says its own studies show its vaccine does offer strong protection >> this was a very small study, done in a laboratory, not in a real world environment, and other studies have shown the johnson & johnson vaccine in the real world has proven very effective, particularly at preeventing severe illness, hospitalizations and deaths. >> reporter: growing concern over the highly contagious strain new york city announced it will n