polly hannah klaas was 12 when she went missing. her body was later found in a shallow grave. >> i think that if polly had been kidnapped in 2013 instead of 1993 that her fate may have been very different. >> thank you for coming out, thank you for everything. >> reporter: frank klaas spent the day with parents of children that his foundation have helped. >> there's been a sea of change on how abductions were dealt with. nobody was talking about this when polly was kidnapped. >> reporter: now we have amber alerts and volunteer searches organized in part by klaas kids foundation. the changes follow the shock of what happened to polly klaas and the fear that the man who killed her, richard davis who killed her still remains in death row. >> you have this walking monster. >> reporter: klaas says his daughter's death led to the three strikes law, amber alert and other changes. >> that pendulum is now starting to move in the other direction toward more tolerance for the criminal element. i think that's a huge mistake. >> reporter: klaas

marks 20 years since 12- year old polly klaas. she was kidnapped at knifepoint from the bedroom october 1st, 19-93. two months later. her body was found in a ditch. kron 4's maureen kelly sat >> pam: down with her father, marc klass, who reflects on her legacy. >> reporter: the crime shocked and set foot waves through the community for years. in the aftermath of one of the fbi agents and charge of the case correct one of the missing children protocol. >> reporter: hist >> and they sent him on his way as opposed to are arresting him kidnapping his daughter. she >> reporter: paulis >> reporter: with this organization he continues to assist families with missing persons with helping to organize large support groups. maureen kelly kron 4 news. she >> pam: polly put a face on the- victims of crime just as surely as her kidnapper but a face on the criminal >> reporter:the crime sent shockwaves thru the bay area and was the impetus for many changes. in the aftermath one of the fbi agents in the agencies first ever missing child protocol

. >>> 20 years ago, a little girl by the name of polly klaas was kidnapped during a slumber party in her home in petaluma. it remains one of the bay area's most notorious crimes. kpix 5's sharon chin tells us what has changed in missing kids cases over the last two decades all because of polly. >> reporter: this is an incredibly difficult day to get through. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: marc klaas remembered his 12-year-old daughter with a roomful of friends at a san francisco hotel. >> we put a lot of time into looking back, trying to figure out what kind of a legacy we have helped to create in polly's name. >> reporter: since she was abducted and richard allen davis sentenced to her death for her kidnapping and killing, marc's nonprofit has helped search for 860 children. when katie was snatched from lodi as a 12-year-old in 1994, klaas's searcher scared the suspect 23 hours later. >> he ran. that's because people were searched for me. >> reporter: today klaas' group are trying to find sierra lamar. klaas fought for the amber alert, megan's law and tougher penalties for sexual predator

all come about because of polly. yet, on this 20th anniversary... >> i'd trade everything in a moment there. is no question. if i can have one sit down with my child, i would trade everything that happened in 20 years. but that can't be. >> in petaluma, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> we are now more than 21 hours into the government shut down. and there is no end in sight. most house republicans continue to insist they will not agree on a deal unless there are changes to the law that went into affect today. the president said the tactic is unnecessary, and hurts americans. >> they demanded ransom just for doing their job. had they been allow td take a vote on keeping the government open, with no partisan string as tached, enough votes from both party woz have kept american people's government open and operating. >> the republicans latest plan was reopened parts of the government peace by piece, such as national parks, veterans affairs but the plan would defund the health care law. the president has promised to veelto

all come about because of polly.et, on this 20th anniversary... >> i'd trade everything in a moment there. is no question. if i can have one sit down with my child, i would trade everything that happened in 20 years. but that can't be. >> in petaluma, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> we are now more than 21 hours into the government shut down. and there is no end in sight. most house republicans continue to insist they will not agree on a deal unless there are changes to the law that went into affect today. the president said the tactic is unnecessary, and hurts americans. >> they demanded ransom just for doing their job. had they been allow td take a vote on keeping the government open, with no partisan string as tached, enough votes from both party woz have kept american people's government open and operating. >> the republicans latest plan was reopened parts of the government peace by piece, such as national parks, veterans affairs but the plan would defund the health care law. the president has promised to veelto it

today polly's father attended a memorial. he told us lots of things have changed since polly was kidnapped. >> there was no protocall to follow after a child was kidnapped. >> how do you deal with this. there was no guide book on what to do. >> reporter: polli's best friend now has a 3-year-old son. anette nelson says she never keeps her windows open, even on a hot night. and she locks up her doors to make sure nothing ever happens to her son. and ken wayne is live with the story. >> reporter: 20 years after that kidnapping, the memory is still very fresh here. especially for one veteran police officer. >> you can see the shock, you can see the fear in the girl's eyes. >> reporter: lieutenant fish was a young officer the first to respond to polli's home. he found her friend's barely able to speak. >> shock, pure shock. they were unable to speak. >> reporter: despite the efforts, polly's america's child as some called her was not found until her killer was found. >> it haunts you of all of the little pieces that could have com

and polly kept calling out, she hung herself, she hung herself. by that time polly was able to get to the door so i came through the front door of jill's room and i was struggling to lift jill and at the same time manipulate the ligature off her neck. polly had grabbed a pair of scissors and she cut the ligature and brought her down. and i rested her down and i started cpr as well as i could or tried the best i could. and i remember looking at jill's face and realizing that her eyes were dilated and fixed, which means they weren't moving, so i knew that that wasn't good. >> and that was our nightmare. >> a parent came to us, we'd known her personally, the whole family, for a long time. and she told me, she asked -- i thank her for the courage it took to come forward. she said, i don't know how to tell you this, but i think there's so much going on. >> she told us her son had come to her and told her there was a picture jill had sent to him in december naked in her body and it had been passed to another boy and then to another boy and put up on the

a vigil is being held from polly klaas in afternoon. we hear from the first officer the night she was kidnapped. >>> a link on student died in a horrific crash last week. a speeding driver slammed into the family's van killing the teenager and critically injuring his mother and sister. the wake is at on friday afternoon. his funeral will be held at the same funeral home at 8:00 saturday morning. there will be a funeral procession for a 9:30 burial ceremony. >>> they're considering charges for a firefighter who ran over a teenage girl after an airline crash at sfo. the coroner determined the 16- year-old survived the crash and then run over and killed by a fire truck. prosecutors are trying to determine whether the veteran firefighter broke any laws or it was an accident. >>> our continuing coverage of the government shutdown. the white house announce you had president obama is cancelling two stops on his upcoming trip to asia. he'll travel to indonesia and bernai, he's cancelling trips to the philippines. john kerry will visit those cou

. >>> this evening an event to mark 20 years since the loss of petaluma polly class is scheduled for 6:30 there, she was kidnapped and murdered in 1993. the so-called polly glass evening of hope will be held there and will include community presentations and performances. it comes during a week long celebration to honor polly's memory. >> attorneys for major league baseball and the city of san jose squared off in federal court today over an antitrust lawsuit, i will tell you where the fight for the oakland as stands coming up following the hearing. >> regardless of a major development in the bart labor negotiations the unions are still talking about when they plan to give notice of a possible strike. to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> it is 12:13, san jose'

polly klaus was a 12-year-old girl having a slumber party.ichard allen davis broke into her bedroom, tied up her friends and abducted her. dan fish says his city has never been the same. >> the change in perception was that net peta luma wouldn't be touched by that type of a crime z after the fact people realized kit happen anywhere. >> the search lasted 63 days not just police but thousands of volunteers. >> the best of us came out. the worst of us came out. everything in between. we did it together. >> in cinabar theater ellie remembers a talented girl with promise whose life ended in such sadness. >> last thing she did here was any in annie. >> really? >> the lead. >> the lead. yeah. >> we're doing it again, this year. and we'll be dedicating in her memory. >> 20 years later memories remain with new policies and practices for dealing with abducted children. >> did this case help us learn what we actually needed to combat this type of case. we have got amber alerts out of this. we've got county wide communication methods. >> just for polly

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polly's mother marc klaas became a national advocate for these cases. his daughter's death helped create laws that are now helping so many other children. >> because it was only after polly was kidnapped and people were able to put a real face on crime. she became a real symbol of that. that people started paying attention to the alarming crime rates and actually doing something about it. >> today marc klaas and others remembered polly's life during a gathering in san francisco. among those attending were other kidnapping victims, law enforcement, and the families of other missing children. >>> just into our newsroom, the pinol police department will re-open the case of a missing girl who disappeared 25 years ago. the announcement comes less than a month after a petition was started urging the police to do so. 7-year-old amber schwartz was last seen in front of her house. in 2009, the police chief closed the case, citing the signed confession of convicted kidnapper and killer curtis dean anderson who died in friprison month later. at the time, amber's m

>> it has spent 20 years since the kidnapping and murder 12 year old polly klaas.ed at knifepoint from the bedroom of her home in petaluma on october 1, 1993. two months later her body was gone. richards alleno davis has been sentenced to death for the killing of poly klass. also since the kidnapping, fbi agents in charge of this has created the agency's first ever missing child protocol to give law- enforcement blueprint. her father has dedicated his life after his daughter's death to advocate for ways to help prevent similar crimes. >> his organization klaas kids continue to help families of missing persons by helping to organize a large-scale search operations. >> polly's killer, richard allen davis, remains on san quentin's death row. despite the many years which have passes the crime, her father says that he does not forgive a man who stole his daughter's life. >> marc klaas says that he does not hold much hope that the 59 year-old killer will ever be executed. a federal judge issued a morator ium halting the state's ability to carry up the death sentence in 2

. >>> it marks the 20h an -- anniversary of the kidnapping of polly klass. he broke into a slumber party and tied up the friends and kidnapped the girl and then assaulted and killed her. he wants people to remember his daughter and davis is on death row awaiting execution for polly's murder. >>> a 21-year-old livermore woman killed in a drunk driving accident saved the lives of three people with organ donations. kristina was a nursing student at chico state. she was riding her bike back from school last month when a car hit her. a drunk driver was at fault. she says two babies in the bay area were given parts of kristina's liver and a family friend received one of her kidneys. >> all classes at cal will resume after an explosion forced an evacuation. it exploded injuring five people. authorities blame copper thieves for damaging the power system. crews connected the back up generators to 11 buildings that lost power. they won't be reconnected to the grid until after the investigation is completed. >> new at 11:00, bart's union sent a counter proposal to the

. >>> it marks the 20h an -- anniversary of the kidnapping of polly klass.e broke into a slumber party and tied up the friends and kidnapped the girl and then assaulted and killed her. he wants people to remember his daughter and davis is on death row awaiting execution for polly's murder. >>> a 21-year-old livermore woman killed in a drunk driving accident saved the lives of three people with organ donations. kristina was a nursing student at chico state. she was riding her bike back from school last month when a car hit her. a drunk driver was at fault. she says two babies in the bay area were given parts of kristina's liver and a family friend received one of her kidneys. >> all classes at cal will resume after an explosion forced an evacuation. it exploded injuring five people. authorities blame copper thieves for damaging the power system. crews connected the back up generators to 11 buildings that lost power. they won't be reconnected to the grid until after the investigation is completed. >> new at 11:00, bart's union sent a counter proposal to the co

. >>> it marks the 20h an -- anniversary of the kidnapping of polly klass. he broke into a slumber party and tied up the friends and kidnapped the girl and then assaulted and killed her. he wants people to remember his daughter and davis is on death row awaiting execution for polly's murder. >>> a 21-year-old livermore woman killed in a drunk driving accident saved the lives of three people with organ donations. kristina was a nursing student at chico state. she was riding her bike back from school last month when a car hit her. a drunk driver was at fault. she says two babies in the bay area were given parts of kristina's liver and a family friend received one of her kidneys. >> all classes at cal will resume after an explosion forced an evacuation. it exploded injuring five people. authorities blame copper thieves for damaging the power system. crews connected the back up generators to 11 buildings that lost power. they won't be reconnected to the grid until after the investigation is completed. >> new at 11:00, bart's union sent a counter proposal to the

let's take a look now at some of china's other recent investments as polly mentioned in two thousand and ten a chinese automaker flush with cash decided it would be easier to buy out sweden's troubled volvo and compete with it in january of last year one of germany's premier concrete pump makers also fell to beijing's riches in the same month italian yacht builder for ready snapped up by a company controlled by the communist regime just a few weeks later french fashion brand sonia rykiel was taken over by a hunk kong based firm in keeping with the growing fondness for luxury roger nightingale founder of an economic strategy consultancy firm says many european countries think chinese investment poses a threat. a lot of european countries are very nervous about except seeing chinese cash who many of them and i think you find this in southern europe you find it in france you find it to some modest degree in germany also some countries think that they are threatened if china buys into their industrial base my own view is that that is entirely wrong my own view is that the industrial base

. >> my daughter polly was kidnapped by a vicious, brutal, long-time criminal was thought to have runeriod of time. it offers a very easy justification for law enforcement not to get involved in these cases. when you look at the number of cases you can kind of understand that it would really overwhelm them. >> despite launching a two-month search to find his daughter, klaas experienced the same frustrations about law enforcement's reaction to the abduction. >> they developed a profile of polly's case and suggested she had run away with her boyfriend to avoid having to move. not only were they convinced of this but they browbeat the two girls that were with polly for a couple of weeks until they were able to be convinced otherwise. >> for three years bruce johnson has struggled daily with the trauma of dealing with the police department he says failed his family. >> it's across the street now. there's a guy beating up a man on the grass. >> this is the 911 tape from the witness on the night of may 23rd, 2005, when bruce went to rescue his eighth grade daughter from the house where she

the meeting starts at 6:00 at the baltimore polly technical school.violence awareness month. today in baltimore, leaders from around the region will gather to talk about what is often seen as a private matter. chris canty from the ravens will be the keynote speaker. . >>> you will be able to ride your skate board in ramadan thanks to a grants. they will work on a first phase. the ground breaking ceremony will take place at 4:00, the parks expected to serve more than 100 kids a day. time to get out the stylish sweaters and head to the charm city for fall fun. the month long celebration of the arts features 200 free events including concerts, dance, workshops, film, music and theater. held in conjunction with the national arts humanity month recognizing the importance of culture in our country. satellite and radar, clouds moving. in not picking up on much need rain. that's not in the forecast any time soon. it is in the seven-day forecast. i will show you that in a matter of moments. rain back off towards the west, not much of it. we are seeing high pre

this was formed by the father of polly klaas.is 12-year-old was kidnapped from petaluma and she was killed. the first officer when she was kidnapped, he was on the scene says he'll never forget. >> it haunts you, you won ter if you could have made a difference if you got there earlier. >> there will be a public memorial at the park will be set up for polly klaas. that was her favorite playground. >> hi, tory. >> coming up in minutes on mornings on 2, it was a joke, a bizarre explanation that he said he tried to rape his high school teacher at knifepoint. a fire that started last week is still burning 20,000 bails of hay. coming up the new concerns the blaze is causing and the new estimate for when it will be out. >>> another flap over flags in the bay area, this stopped the raising in san leandro last month. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2, back to you on the morning news. >> the time is 6:47, let's bring sal back. >> we turned the fan off. >> we're getting kind of here, there you go. >> now, we're all calm and,

the class kids foundation which was started by the father mark, was at the mark in san francisco, polly klaas, it was 12 years ago she was taken and killed. the officer she was killed and he said it's a night he'll never forget. >> it haunts you, all the piece the come into play where you think how you could have made a difference if you knew something earlier. >> the overflow crowd can go to walnut park, that is polly's favorite play ground. and you can watch this on the big screen. >>> the strike deadline is 8 days away. tim more quarter joins us now -- tara. >> . >> reporter: we're only ten days away from another possible strike. ktvu has learned that had the unions presented a counterproposal during a six hour session yesterday. union leaders are complaining about the top negotiator about how he has racked up a 19 $4,000 tab since these talks began this spring. that includes his fee of $350 an hour, first-class airline tickets and more. >> bart management has allowed thomas to spend over $3,000 on fine typing and alcohol. >> bart's general manager reacted if a reimbursement was made

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. >> reporter: chuck says he will reach out to the polly klass foundation to see what they can offer. >>> coming up on kron4news the san francisco park where people were given a date rape drug. >>> a link to a mexican drug cartel. >>> a car stolen with two toddlers inside. police are now looking for suspects. >>> bart still talking, no agreement. stay with us. . >> two little children are safe tonight after the car they were in was stolen in san francisco. the one-year-old and three-year- old were found okay on sweeney street in portola. >> the boy was 2, the girl was 3. the boy was calm but the girl was scared. i thought it was horrible. i can't believe this happened here and they were dropped off in our neighborhood. things like that don't happen in our neighborhood. it is a little bit of a shock. >> police were describing the suspect as a woman with with thin, white, curly hair. >>> the dodgers tried to get even with st. louis and a little 49ers later in the broadcast. >> temperatures are dropping at this hour. we will look at what you can expect out the door tomorrow and the tempe

>>mark: it has been 20 years since the kidnapping and murder of two of year-old polly klaas. on san quentin's death row. pauli was kidnapped at knifepoint from the bedroom of her home in petaluma on october 1, 1993. two months later her body was found in a ditch. davis has been sentenced to death for murder. despite the many years which have passed since the crime paulis father says he does not forgive the man who stole his daughter's life. >>: if he gets executed i will be there with champagne. i want the last thing he sees is my eyes just like his eyes were the last think my daughter saw. >>mark:marc klaas says he does not hold much hope that 59 year-old killer will ever be executed. a federal judge issued a moratorium halting the state's ability to carry out death sentences in 2006. >>darya: the no police department announced it has reopened the high-profile missing child case of amber shorts garcia. --swartz. -- pinole amber disappeared from her front yard on seventh avenue back in june of 1988. two in 2007, convicted child molester and killer curtis been anderson confess

. >> what this means is that the polly anna flowers, that what you rebels have been fighting for ain't what it wants. >> he plays the captain tom neville. >> it's a fun show, i've soon it. he's kind of awesome and you think he's going to help the characters out but then he always turns bad. he's good at it. >> we have jean carlo via skype right this moment. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. >> nick was right, this character you play is a great representation of humanity, the good, the evil in all of us. what can we expect this season? >> this season we find tom neville in a refugee camp looking for his wife, julia. he's a broken man. we now have nuclear holocaust but it all comes back to being a show about family and how we have to struggle to survive in this desperate world. >> what's it like for you as a human being to imagine a world without power? >> my life has exploded. this little device has changed my life because it's always pointed at me this way. everywhere i go, everyone is trying to take a picture or sneak a picture about me. there's something missing about us w

. >>> a memorial service will be held in petaluma today to remember polly class. the 12-year-old girl was kidnapped and murdered 20 years ago this week. thousands of people turned out for her memorial in 1993 including the governor. today's service will be at the petaluma community center. and overflow crowd can watch the service at walnut park on a giant screen. that park was polly's favorite playground. >>> a federal judge is due to fake up san jose's lawsuit against major league baseball. the city is claiming baseball has imposed illegal roadblocks in san jose's efforts to bring the oakland a's to the south bay. major league baseball will ask am judge to throw out that out lawsuit. the shut down of the federal government may hamper this case because the lawsuit is being heard in federal court. >>> excitement is building in oakland for tonight's first game of the american league division series in oakland. the final preparations are under way antebiggest change you can see it happened yesterday. the tarps on the third deck were taken off. that added 13,000 seats

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. >>> a memorial service will be held in petaluma to remember polly class.usands of people turned out for a memorial in 1993. today's service will be at the petaluma community center. and overflow crowd can watch that service at walnut park. that park was polly's favorite playground. >>> funeral services are being planned for a grandfather who was killed after his car was hit by suspects fleeing the scene of a shooting in oakland. 75-year-old robert walo was driving home on september 23rd when his car was hit. two 17-year-old boys were arrested in connection with that crash. wollo was the grandfather of ten. he was also a care giver for the developmentally disabled and a pastor in oakland. he immigrated to the united states in 2007 to flee the violence of civil war in his native liberia. his funeral will be held on october 19th at the chapel of the chimes in hayward. >>> mistakes were made in the investigation into the death of a cyclist. 24-year-old a.m. lee was hit by a truck and killed on sixth and folsom streets in august. bike advocates found surveillan

coming up, the polly klaas kidnapping was 20 years ago this week.hanges made since her disappearance that have made kids safer. >> and two dogs beaten to death with a shovel and the suspect won't be facing charges. the state law that makes the killings legal. >> it's day 2 of the government's partial shutdown and there's no sign of progress towards ending it. what both sides are saying. ,, they say no good deed goes unpunished. and some days it seems true. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the year, a portion of each sale... benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. new raspberry 5 hour energy. it's one good deed that will go just right. no end i >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >> this is not how run a country. that's what they are in there for. they should remove their self. >> no end in sight as government shutdown enters the second day. lawmakers in washington playing the blame game. >> people right now buying

polly never received alert. >> you have to be signed up to receive alerts from us the university told us everyone should receive alerts. >> really scared. >> everybody was shaking and on the floor. >> alexis and angelina were helpless with other students. >> our classroom was not locked. anyone could come in and out. >> many rooms here have key pads with combinations turns out room 120 zrnt a lock on the door knob inside. >> special memorial to honor bay area patrol officers killed in the line of duty including names, pictures and badge reproductions of 38 officers killed since 1931. it's on display. the names read aloud before the unveiling. it was a tearful ceremony for families and commissioner was overcome when he saw the memorial. >> you can see this. this is how they remain alive forever. that is how the state fulfills >> the chp officer made the case that holds the pictures. >> voters will decide whether to approve a measure to build low income housing for veterans. approved the state would issue $600 mill rin in bonds aloe indicated towards building new housing for vets. it's

in his 20-year mission to empower parents with the right information since losing his own daughter, polly. >> this is a fear-fabased websi exploiting some of the worst tragedies any of us have ever encountered in our lives for profit. >> reporter: he tried using the site which claims it would take seconds to locate sex offenders in his area. after a search bar loaded, no results. it required an e-mail and payment of $1 for a trial subscription. cancel within a week, and that $1 turns into $30 for the service. >> this is offensive now. >> reporter: he says all 50 states provide this information for free through meagan's law. >> it will drill it down, give you pictures and tell you what crimes the characters committed and where they live. >> reporter: tom says kidslivesafe doesn't claim to solve all the problems but does give parents an advantage arming them with the right information an and tools in protecting their children. for parents like nato green, the need to protect his 5-year-old twin girls from the evils of the world is all consuming. >> as a parent, i'll do anything to keep my c

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it's kraft and polly. o spring cheese. they may spoil before their best if used date.you can return the products to the store you purchased them for an exchange or a full refund, whichever you like. meteorologist anthony slaurther is looking at the weather and i like it a lot. >> i like it, too. the sunset happens during the 6:00 news. i love how that works. that is our sunset setting right flout at 6:30. again we're looking at spectacular views in fran and across the san mateo bridge, yes, beautiful conditions. one last stop, got to show you this, there's our fog moving in, the marine layer sweeping across the community. let's start off with today. we were all across the board. 52 degrees in point grace, 69 in santa cruz, san jose up to 75, livermore 83. now we're talking about a big cooldown come in the next 24 to 48 hours. tomorrow not going to be as warm as it was today. by monday we're talking about a 20-degree drop. lover moore up to 83 today, you're going to be back to 65. san jose got up to 75, back to 63 for monday. so again it's going to be very chilly to sta

tomorrow is the day that polly klaas was kidnapped from her home in petaluma. nbc bay area's jean ellie joins us. she talked to her father. this changed the way we search for missing children. >> reporter: a lot has changed but her father says there is a lot more work to do. he will be marking the day that changed his life forever at a private event where he will be meeting the with investigators and with families who are looking for missing loved ones and with kidnapping survivors. tomorrow and every day is about children's safety. >> you need to prove to me she is dead. if you can't prove she is dead, in my mind she's alive. it had to be that way. if we gave up hope there was no hope left. >> reporter: mark klaas remembers the fear and anger during 65 day search for his daughter. >> richard allen davis snatched her from her home 20 years ago. kids are still riding bikes at the park across the street from the house. but the kidnapping changed petaluma. >> i worry about my son. >> reporter: mark klaas has spent the last 20 years working to protect children and