GET TO MUCH SNOW, AS DAVE

MENTIONED?

MATT SEES HOW THEY'RE GETTING

READY FOR THAT NEXT BIG STORM.

NEW INFORMATION TONIGHT IN

THE SEARCH FOR A 11-YEAR-OLD

BOY IN COLORADO SPRINGS.

HE DISAPPEARED A WEEK AGO.

INVESTIGATORS ARE LOOKING AT

SECURITY CAMERA FOOTAGE FROM

NEIGHBORS FOR INFORMATION THEY

HEAP WILL HELP SOLVE THIS CASE.

CBS4'S JAMIE LEERY LIVE WITH

THE VERY LATEST ON THE

INVESTIGATION AND JAMIE,

CERTAINLY A SEARCH THE ENTIRE

STATE IS FOLLOWING RIGHT NOW.

Reporter: REALLY, AND IT'S

HIT COLORADO SPRINGS COMMUNITY

VERY HARD.

INVESTIGATORS HERE AT EL PASO

COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAVE

ASKED US NOT TO TALK OF THE

DETAIL OF THE NEW SURVEILLANCE.

WHILE THEY'RE REVIEWING THAT,

THE COMMUNITY MEMBERS HAVE FELT

WITH THIS WEATHER THE SEARCH

CANNOT WAIT.

THEY'VE TAKEN MATTERS INTO

THEIR OWN HANDS.

THEY SAY IT TAKE AS VILLAGE

TO RAISE A CHILD.

I THINK IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO

FIND ONE.

Reporter: SHE WOULD KNOW.

HER 12-YEAR-OLD SON HUNTER HAS

AUTISM AND HAS GONE MISSING

MANY TIMES.

TO HER, THIS SOUNDS FAMILIAR.

I DON'T KNOW THE FAMILY.

I DON'T KNOW THE KID.

IT JUST -- I KNOW HOW IT IS

WHEN YOUR KID IS MISSING.

AND THAT WAS SO CLOSE TO HERE I

WAS, LIKE, MAN, I'M GOING TO

SEE IF I CAN HELP FIND HIM.

Reporter: SHE'S A PROSPECTOR

AND KNOWS THE AREA WELL.

SHE SEARCHED CHEYENNE CANYON.

IT WASN'T SOME EXTENSIVE

SEARCH A PROFESSIONAL SEARCH.

Reporter: OTHERS LIKE THIS

DRONE PILOT DEDICATED HIS

SKILLS LOOKER FOR ANY SIGN OF

THE 11-YEAR-OLD.

THE MOST RECENT DEVELOPMENT,

SURVEILLANCE FROM A NEIGHBOR'S

SECURITY CAMERA.

ROBERT DAYTON TOLD CBS4 HE GAVE

VIDEOS TO INVESTIGATORS WHO

DEEMED IT IMPORTANT TO THE

CASE.

THEY WERE LIKE, THIS IS THE

BREAK THEY NEEDED.

Reporter: INVESTIGATORS HAVE

ASKED MEDIA NOT TO DISCLOSE

WHAT WAS IN THE VIDEO.

FOR THIS MOTHER, IT'S NOT THE

IMPORTANT PART.

SHE'S THINKING ABOUT THE BOY,

WHO LIKE HER SON, RELIES ON

MEDICATION.

IT'S WHAT I'VE HAD PEOPLE DO

FOR ME.

I THINK IT'S HUMAN DECENCY AND

COMPASSION, EMPATHY.

Reporter: THE SHERIFF'S

OFFICE SAYS TOMORROW WE CAN

EXPECT A NEW STATEMENT FROM THE

FAMILY.

THEY'VE RECEIVED OVER 180 TIPS

AND MORE THAN 500 APPLICATIONS

FROM VOLUNTEERS WHO ALL WANT TO

HELP SEARCH.

THEY SAY THE BEST THING YOU CAN

DO RIGHT NOW IS SUBMIT TIPS,

ANYTHING YOU MIGHT KNOW, TO