. >> 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 predators and produced more than a million id kits for parents with children's photos and fingerprints. the nonprofit helps families harness traditional and social media to mobilize mass searches. [ applause ] >> reporter: retirees mark mershon of the fbi and [ indiscernible ] of the petaluma police say their lessons from heading polly's investigation make all the difference today. >> this case was the catalyst that caused the fbi and their law enforcement partners to develop, craft stranger abduction protocol. >> it has been remarkable. kids have so much more fighting chance. >> reporter: for example, a new phone

an hour after poly's abduction, richard allen davis was stopped by deputies who didn't know about the crime. >> hence sent him on his way. >> reporter: he was a repeat offender and one of the 3 strikes law passed. polys father is advocating for things. it requires sex offenders to register where they live. he continues to assist families of missing persons. recently with the murder cases, he helped with them, all in the name of his little girl who would've been 32 this year. >> i'll always remember her. she inspires me. >>> police in san francisco have solve add series of burglaries in the tenderloin district. that's coming up. >>> new tonight at 11:00, an investigation by the san francisco police department have met a score of stolen items and an arrest of 3 burglars. these are some of the things police were able to discovered. bicycles, cameras and musical instruments were recovered. all 3 were charged with multiple felonies. >>> a hayward police officer accused of sex crime against children says he is not guilty. richard mcleod face add judge today. >> reporter: police officer, for

richard allen davis broke into a slumber party, tied up her friends, dragged polly off, assaulted her, killed her and aband beyond her. waits a heinous crime and a trauma in a community until the polly klaus abduction felt so safe and immune. >> the change in perception was that petaluma wouldn't be touch by that type of a crime. and after the fact people realized it could happen anywhere. >> dan fish was the first officer on the scene. for 63 days they combed the countryside. a community obsessed. >> the best of us came out. the worst of us came out. everything in between. but we did it together. >> they found polly's body atop a pile of trash in cloverdale left there by richard allen davis who remains on death row. it's best to not ask mark klaus about forgiveness. >> i will witness that execution with great joy. yes. i'll drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> at least he's giving mean together death. amber alerts, sex offender registrations, three strikes law. all come about because of polly. yet, on this 20th anniversary... >> i'd trade everything in a moment there. is no questi

richard allen davis broke into a slumber party, tied up her friends, dragged polly off, assaulted her, killed her and aband beyond her. waits a heinous crime and a trauma in a community until the polly klaus abduction felt so safe and immune. >> the change in perception was that petaluma wouldn't be touch by that type of a crime. and after the fact people realized it could happen anywhere. >> dan fish was the first officer on the scene. for 63 days they combed the countryside. a community obsessed. >> the best of us came out. the worst of us came out. everything in between. but we did it together. >> they found polly's body atop a pile of trash in cloverdale left there by richard allen davis who remains on death row. it's best to not ask mark klaus about forgiveness. >> i will witness that execution with great joy. yes. i'll drink champagne after he is snuffed. >> at least he's giving mean together death. amber alerts, sex offender registrations, three strikes law. all come about because of polly. yet, on this 20th anniversary... >> i'd trade everything in a moment there. is no questi

she had two friends for a sleepover when richard allen davis barged into her room and asked which girl was the one who lived there. she was missing for 65 days until davis was arrested and led investigators to her body. a foundation was formed that helps families victimized by similar crimes. >> i think her legacy includes the way law enforcement handles missing child situations. >> it really changed the way we solve these crimes or look for it. kidnapping survivors and the families of missing children and law enforcement personnel who tried to find her will be at the event tonight. >> breast cancer among african-american women are on the rise. breast cancer rates in black women rose slightly from 2006 to 2010. breast cancer has long been more common in caucasian women over 40 years old, but now it's almost as prevalent in african-american women, especially women in their 50s. researchers say the reason is unclear but maybe linked to breast cancer treatment barrie s barriers. >>> taking the drug for less than a year had no effect ornament ornamento ornament ornamenton memory. >>> some

. >> 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 find the missing. the klaas kids foundation is a go-to group for families facing the unthinkable. >> even returning the calls of families is the hardest thing. i know the difficulty of the journey they have embarked upon. >> reporter: the foundation has helped 866 families. >> there is nothing worse than being stuck in the limbo of not knowing. >> reporter: they organize on the ground searches and handle the media campaigns. he says knowing where the loved one is provides some peace. >> what you do know is that no one can ever hurt them again. and that's where i have one up on all of these other families. since poly-'s murder, three strikes and megan's law keep criminals in check. amber alerts help the police work faster and smarter. surrounded by memories of his littl

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richard allen davis. remains on san quentin's death row. >> pam: despite the many years that has passed since the crime, polly's father says, he does not forgive the man who stole his daughter's life. >>".his eyes." >> pam: marc klaas says, he does not hold much hope that the 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. >> reporter:a hayward police officer accused of multiple sex crimes against children. says he is not guilty. richard mcleod was arrested on saturday. today he faced a judge for the first time. details from pleasanton. >> reporter:richard mcleod.hayward police officerformer after school program directorsays he is not guilty of six different charges involving sex crimes against children. his lawyer. >> reporter:mcleod was arraigned tuesday, more than a dozen of his family and friends came to support himhis mother cried as she witnessed her son in handcuffs behind glass. the six sex charges aga

her killer, richard allen davis, remains on san quentin's death row and she was kidnapped at knifepoint from the bedroom of our home in petaluma on october 1, 1993. two months later, her body was gone in a ditch. davis has been sentenced to death for murder. despite the many years which have passed since the crime, her father says that he does not forgive a man who stole his daughter's life. >> mar klaas sestet he does not hold much hope that the 59 year-old killer will ever be executed. a federal judge issued eight moratorium halting the state's ability to carry out the death sentence in 2006. >> the pinole police department announced that they have reopened the high- profile missing child case of amber and swartz garcia. amber disappeared from her front yard on salvage avenue back in july of 1988. in 2007, a convicted child molester and killer curtis at dean anderson, confessed to killing young amber, telling fbi agents that he dumped her body of a of a highway near benson, ariz.. he died before he could be real interviewed. and though police and the fdr are confident that anderson ki

richard 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 i'd trade nefrg a moment f i can have one sit down with my child i'd trade every

her killer, richard allen davis remains 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 confessed to killing young amber te

. >> 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 2006. >> uc berkeley is getting back to normal after an explosion in a power outage monday night bread campus officials have confirmed that the explosion was connected to the theft of copper wiring, that was connected to a power generator. the underground explosion rocked the campus and smoke could be seen for several blocks. >> new this morning a tent thousand dollars reward has been issued to the arrest of a hit and run driver. it happened and two months ago and the driver of a black toyota camry struck this in mind what he was riding his bike southbound on fremont boulevard. the driver of the vehicle continued on he did not stop. the year of the toyota camr