. that breaking news is out of oakland where a few moments ago police announced that karr la ramirez segoviano is the woman who was found murdered. two people have been arrested in that killing. >> police say she disappeared wednesday night. they believe she was killed that night. her car was found early thursday near 880 in hayward. >> i can only imagine what type of kid was with the interactions we had with the family. she was a very sweet person. >> she was a police explorer with the alameda police

department. they have sent a reporter to the afternoon news conference. vic lee will have more details ahead. for now good afternoon. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. today a retired officer is facing charging. >> it involved 19-year-old jasmine abuzlin. laura anthony joins us with the details. >> in contra costa county the d.a. says he does not have enough evidence to do the same. >> we only file charges if we believe we can prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> contra costa district

attorney says there will be no charges. >> according to her, all of those encounters were when she was over 18. according to her, all of those interactions were consensual. according to her, all of those interactions were not done for money. >> peterson says his investigators looked at sexual contacts in contra costa county she said she had with the various police departments as well as deputies from the alameda sheriff's department but peterson said none of the contacts happened when she was under age and no compensation or confidential information or police information was exchanged except in one case. contra costa prosecutors reviewed 24 hours. 19 done by six different agencies over a seven-month period. >> think we have over a thousand

police officers in our county. a few police officers tamt the reputation of all of our police officers in our county. it's very, very unfortunate. >> reporter: the contra costa county police didn't is filing one charge, a man in his 80s. laura anthony, "abc7 news." i want go over the time line here, this case dates back to february of 2015 when at the age of 17 abuslin engaged a sexual relationship with officer o'brien. then in june they linked oakland and richland officer to her. she sean don with dan noyes where she said she had sexual relations with more than 30 officer. then in september four o.p.d. officers were fired.

then there were seven officer for their allege involvement with abuzlin. his body was discovered partially buried near a sonoma state parking lot. wayne freedman joining us live with the very latest. wayne? >> reporter: larry, detectives are looking into every little detail. they're talking to his friends and family, trying to find out his habits, try to find out what might have been bothering him. the ultimate question, how did he end up dead in the woods behind me. yesterday police detectives examined the body of 18-year-old kirk kimberly. today they looked again for a murder weapon. what kind? >> the coroner knows the cause of death. however, we're not going to lease that because that's aron d

intimate detail. >> we do know that kirk kimberly was an 18-year-old and a recent graduate where students and staff remembered him fondly. >> he was well liked. he had an outgoing personality. he kind of had, i don't know, a little bit of a comedian. >> reporter: at the papa murphy pizza restaurant where he worked, they showed them dressed for halloween in 2015. he was dressed as batman. >> it was definitely upsetting that it was him. >> reporter: kirk kimberly's family had reported him missing 20 days ago. today those detectives confirm yesterday they had strong suspicions. they want to know did he die here or did his assay land carry the body before burying it it's a long ways to go from a

parking lot or anywhere he might have a car in that thicket of bushes, so it would have been a long carry process to get him back to there. >> do you think he was killed there? >> well, detectives are going to have to figure that out. >> reporter: if detectives have a motive or suspect, they're not yet sharing. neighbors heard shots ring out about 9:20 this morning on eighth avenue in east oakland. when police arrived, they found the body of man who had been shot. that man's mother tells "abc7 news" he was 22 years old and leaves behind two baby girls. police rrnltd releasing any other details of their investigation. one neighbor tells us the gunman set off firecrackers to throw off the location of the shooting. i don't know if the month of november can deliver a more beautiful day than this one has. here's doppler 7. we've had bright sunny days and almost spring looichlk still sunny skies from coast inland.

this is a view from our rooftop camera. 68 degrees in san francisco. low to mid-70s in oakland, mountain view, san jose. this is a view of the blue sky over golden gate bridge. it's currently 74 at santa rosa, here's your evening planner. we'll have sunny skies until sunset at 6:07. after that, still clear skies all the way through the evening hours with temperatures generally on the milder side. a light breeze might help cool things down and at midnight we'll still have a starry night not unlike the classic van gogh starry night. i'll give you a light look at rain coming our way for the weekend a little bit later. ama? >> thanks, spencer. here's what the coast looked like as waves pounded the beach. waves were too much for the surfers to take the risk. the waves reached about 20 feet

at times. they provided quite a show underneath the golden gate bridge. well, we're now days away from the election. with voters heading to the polls on tuesday, last-minute campaigns are trying to clarify. prop 53 is one of them. abc 7 news reporter david louie gives us a look. >> reporter: they speak out in unison where they stand on proposition 53. if passed on tuesday, it would require voertss to approve any project costing over $2 million financed by revenue. brown args it would lead to squabbles. >> they label it project but they never define it. i know one thing. the lawyers in california will have a field day bringing one lute after another to try to stop whatever they don't like. people in san diego can stop stuff in the bay area and vie sa

versa. >> reporter: not so says a central valley rancher and millionaire. they have contributed $5 million to support prop 53. he as available only by phone. >> it doesn't apply to local projects, schools, universities, college, et cetera. so to characterize this as interfering with willful control and that other areas would other projects is horse feathers. however, court posse says prop 53 is a way to put a brake on debt future voerts would have to shoulder. david louie, "abc7 news." a record 19.4 million

californians have registered to vote. it's the highest in 20 years. there are almost 45% registered democrats and just over 26% are republicans. a measure on tuesday's ballot has inspired an art exhibit in san francisco. "abc7 news" was on mission and 22nd streets as people stopped to look at this dissplay. it displays 63 pieces of white clothing hanging across a construction site. it happens to be a place where a fire destroyed a building and left one who died and 63 homeless. they're protesting measure q which would ban tent cities in san francisco. the bureau of alcohol, toe bayco, firearmarms, and explosives have set up a response team. a team of about two dozen agents are working the site and expect to be there for quite some time. the street to lake merritt is still entirely blocked off.

they removed charred beams looking for any signs of arson or accelerant. they told us they'll be bringing in a dog team to help with that. >> coming up on "abc7 news" at 4:00. homes in the bay area, plans are under way for a housing project at this site that would keep the prices down but this one has a tiny twist. plus, people line up for hours to get a little help over the holidays. >> we've been waiting such a long time and we really want to show the cubs that we love them. >> its is a party like no other. a parade and a sprint to the rally as cubs fans, millions of them, are finally rewarded after a century of loyalty. all right. let's check out our friday traffic across the golden gate bridge. it's moving well. your traffic into the city

proposition 61 is a very, very important step forward. for tand i thank the people of california for putting it on pharmacepathe ballot.ry. e... it is time for the pharmaceutical industry to stop the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. just look at all these people. 5 million people paying tribute to the chicago cubs today.

a parade headed down the magnificent mile all the way to wrigley field and grand park. that's where they ended. thus ending the longest championship drought in u.s. sports history. today the teammates reflected on the cubs history and captured a perfect moment on stage. >> i was here during the bad times, and i got so much into the culture of the chicago cubs that every single person that has worn this jersey, i feel like won the world series with us today or the other day. >> how about a quick selfie. all right. everybody's hands up. >> got to take a selfie, right? as part of the celebration, the city dyed the river blue. it's also dyed green every st. patrick's day. they say the green dye is environmentally friendly but it's unclear if the blue dye is as well. family and friends of kenny

stabler are wondering what's wrong with the people who run the pro football hall of fame. they're refusing to give stabler the traditional jacket and ring that are given to every inductee presumably because he's not alive to wear them. he was enshrined posthumously after his death. this prompted this reaction from one of stabler's daughters. yes, seriously, no jacket, no ring. my dad deserves it. dead or alive, he gave so much to the game we all love. well, registration began this morning for a south bay charities annual giveaway, and some people waited in line for hours. we have a closer look at who the lineup helps. >> reporter: the line started growing early this morning. by the time registration started at 9:00 a.m., it stretched more

than a quarter mile long. families are signing up for 7,400 turkey and food boxes and also the toy program. the need has increased. this is video from last year's toy giveaway. 200 more spots were made available this holiday season. so that means 6,200 kids will get three toys each and a book. >> sacred heart is making a way for us to buy extra gifts and things we can't afford. >> reporter: many families here spend up to 80% of their income on rent. the holiday program helps take away the stress of the holidays for people trying to make ends meet. san jose r these san jose residents are friends. they stood in line together. what does sacred heart mean to you during the holidays? >> family, community. >> reporter: helping you out? >> yeah. >> reporter: how are they helping you out. >> i've been out of work for ten months. i start a new job on monday,

thank you, jesus. i'm hope for a good christmas for my son. > reporter: if you'd like to help gorks to our website, www.abc7news.com. san francisco's been tinkering with the idea of micro apartments but this latest venture may go a bit too far. according to the real estate website or website socket site, they want to convert this parking lot into a high-density apartment complex. by dense, we mean small. each unit would be less than 200 square feet. that's enough space for a microwave, a sink, and a pull-down toilet. the developer kaups it group housing for the sharing community. i don't know. you have to leave your apartment to change your mind. >> you have to really like your neighbors. >> definitely.

>> we like spencer christian. >> we do. >> especially when he delivers forecasts like this. >> we have a little rain coming our way for the weekend but it's not going to amount to much. we have clear skies across the bay area now. what a mild day. temperatures soared into the mid to upper 70s. low to mid 70s around the bay. this is a view from our east bay hills area where it's bright and sunny right now. these are our forecast futures. we expect some showers in the north bay late tomorrow night and into sunday morning. it will be a dry and mild pattern for most of next week. now tonight we'll see a few clouds move through the sky, a few clouds come up near the coastline. low temperatures will range from the 40s. then tomorrow, another mild day. we'll see an increase in clouds especially the north bay where the rain will arrive. highs tomorrow will be b in the upper 60s and low 70s in the inland east bay and south bay. right around the bay we'll see

upper 60s and low 60s on the coast. tomorrow night, civic park. tomorrow night is light the night walk. it will be a lovely evening. a few crowds around. temperatures in the low 60s. big night for change. turn your clocks back tomorrow. we fall back to standard time. a good time to change your smoke detector batteries. a lot of changes going on. here's our storm impact scale. it ranks one on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity. expect it to produce spotty light showers and the best chance of rainfall and a light rain. here with go. about 10:00 tomorrow night we'll see the first scattered showered arrives in the north bay. showers will become a little heavier, widespread by midnight tomorrow night. it will swing down as they weaken during the overnight hours and by 3:00 sunday morning this will be winding down.

it should be over by mid morning hours and we project rainfall totals will range in all of the places like san jose, mountain view, san carlos to maybe 1/100 of an inch. up in the north bay will see about a tenth of an inch or perhaps a little more. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we're going to alert you of that. we'll have dry weather next week although clouds will linger a bet. tuesday will be sunny and mild with high temperatures bounces back into the mid-70s by midweek next week. >> thanks, spencer. >> co >>. coming up, a mail backlog. what's behind the delays in the east bay. taking look at traffic. southbound backed up like it always is. northbound looking good. i-80 looking to be moving -- >> slowly. >> yeah, kind of. stay with us.

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guards who are accused of retaliating by kicking a deputy in the face. they have the internal video which was devastating to watch for that inmate's mother. >> it was torture at its finest by people who are supposed to

protect and serve. they are not there to abuse, humilia humiliate, degrade, beat, torture, or kill people. >> the county is preparing a defensible lawsuit that was filed by the inmate. we have the story tonight on "abc7 news" at 11:00. by now most people have received their "daily mail" but in the bay area, people aren't seeing their mail until after midnight. >> this is somewhat odd."abc7 n" amin gulezian has the story. >> reporter: we caught up with this mail carrier who did not want to be caught on camera. she's stuck in the middle of it.

>> it's just not a good scenario for the customer or employees. we're dealing with it and we'll solve it very soon. >> i'm fed up. other neighbors are fed up. >> reporter: in oakland mail is on the street and sometimes it makes it to the right mailbox. >> yesterday i got five different people's mail in five different areas. >> reporter: and in this south berkeley community we found this mailman working in the dark. it's leaving residents here unsettled. >> is the mail care yore working long hours, is it safe? it's election season and so are things coming on time? >> reporter: the post office plans to hire 300 more carriers soon. they in60s delivery issues should be solve by thanksgiving. coming up on "abc7 news" at 4:00, the final push is on. you know, this is where it all began, new hampshire.

>> are you ready to vote, pittsburgh? >> nine states in 24 hours. the last-minute rush to get the swing states on their side just four days before the election. plus, in south carolina, a woman was found alive chained in a container. could there be more victims? and more problems for samsung. first it was the phones. honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ok that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures.

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here's a look at the headlines at 4:30. detectives in sonoma county are looking for a murder weapon used to kill a young man from kitadai. a landscaper found the 18-year-old buried in a shallow grave at the sonoma state university campus. he was reported missing nearly two weeks ago. today, abc 7 reporter laura anthony tweetsed it was for a retired police captain solicited for prostitution. a man was accused of assaulting four young girls at stores. coming up how police caught him. there's developing news in south carolina about a missing woman found alive chained inside

a storage container. they discovered a body on the property believed to be her boyfriend. police are searching for as many as four other bodies. >> reporter: investigators today discovering a body while poring over this rural south carolina area. authorities believe there are more as they look for evidence of a possible serial killer's crimes. the 45-year-old listed property owner and registered sex offender appearing in court charged with kidnapping. >> what do you plan to do about an attorney? >> i don't know at this time. i don't know who to contact. >> reporter: this afternoon they found 30-year-old clay brown chained up and held captive on his 100-acre property. >> he would tell me i'm going to get my tractor out and play in my big sandbox. >> reporter: acting on a tip they heard her banging inside a storage container, brown chained

inside by her neck telling h police she had been fed but trapped for two months. she went missing with her boyfriend charlie carber at the end of august. on thursday police finding their car at the crime scene but no sign of carver. brown told police she witnessed coleb shoot him. >> we're trying to make sure we don't have a serial killer on our hand. >> reporter: he was convicted and sensed for kidnapping back in 1987. today no bond was set and the solicitor saying they're confident a murder charge will be brought against him. now to more developing news in new york city where two nypd sergeants have been shot and one of them died. it happened in the bronx after man accused of a home invasion. police shot and killed that suspect. they say he had broken into the home of his estranged wife.

the sergeant who died was a 19-year veteran of the city police force. it's 11:45. u i'm sorry i've been tied up for the last few days. >> that's the voice may of gary condit who was leaving a voice mail for levy after she disappeared. he's promoting a new book. abc reporter deborah roberts revisits this 15-year-old murt mystery tonight on 20/20. >> what's interesting is gary condit is really sticking by the same story he's told all of these years. he didn't add anything additional. he continues the decline to talk about his relationship with chandra levy, still a source of frustration for their parents because they feel like they've never been able to get at the

truth. >> 20/20 is also looking at the case and how a secret recording by an actress reopened the case. with just four days go as the two candidates prepare for the final weekend push they're focusing on must-win states. that includes nevada where donald trump will be tomorrow. today he and hillary clinton went all out. abc 7's maggie ruhle has magg maggie. >> in a few short days we'll know who's president. the race is still as fast paced as ever. it's down to crunch time and both hillary clinton and donald trump are on a three-state three-stop blitz today. >> you know, this is where it all began, new hampshire. this is where it all began. >> so are you ready to vote,

pittsburgh? >> reporter: with just four days to go each candidate seems most focused on damaging the other. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails. >> imagine how easily it could be that donald trump would feel insulted and start a real war, not just a stwiter war. >> armed with their teams of high-profile supporters, the campaigns are hitting up nine swing states each today as uncertainly builds. 15 states are being in play, enough to sway the presidency either way. today's abc news "washington post" tracking poll shows clinton with a slight edge, 47-44, but still within the margin of error. clinton is looking for help from president obama who's doubling down in north carolina with two events. >> there's only one candidate in

this race of 2016 who has devoted her life to helping to build that better america and that's the next president of the united states hillary rodham clinton. >> obama will continue to campaign for clinton through the weekend and plans to stand by her side the night before the election in pennsylvania. for donald trump, he's calling on sarah palin. she's going to rally for the republicans in michigan over the weekend and plans to be with him on election night. in washington, maggie ruhle for abc7 news. ama? >> a question for you. is the type and amount of campaigning we're seeing from president obama normal? >> well, if you've watched any of he's speeches, and i'm sure you have, we're seeing a fired up president obama telling people to go out and vote, really touting what he says is future president clinton. this sun like anything we receive in the modern era. to see him this fired up, having this many campaign stops. as we mentioned he had two today and between now and election

night he'll be in florida and new hampshire and he'll be ending with clinton herself in pennsylvania. so we haven't seen anything like this. when the white house was asked about it. they did say the clinton camp is relying on president obama. they want him to go out and energize his base, but, ama, we'll have to wait until tuesday night to see if it works. >> just two days away. maggie. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. click on the icon, your voice, your vote. then enter your address. you'll get a comprehensive resource. a jury in new jersey convicted two former allies of governor chris christie in the so-called bridgegate scandal. they found bridget anne kelly and port authority guilty. prosecutors say kellie and baroni ordered the closure of

the lanes to punish the mayor of ft. lee who did not endorse christ christie's election bid. >> this case was and is a disgrace. we believe that the evidence in this case more than adequately proves beyond a reasonable doubt that these two defendants were guilty of the crimes with which they were charged and that for us is a just result. >> baroni and kelley each face a maximum sentence of 86 years. christie said he's saddened by the case and claims he has no knowledge of the plot. the soccer team that's banned for an entire season, what they're accused of doing. i'm michael finney. ask finney is ahead. post your questions with a #askfinney, and i'll answer them in a little bit.

i'm spencer christian from mt. tam -- no, western hillsdale. late tomorrow, a change is late tomorrow, a change is coming important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes - the ballot.

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locker room at their gym with the caption, if i can't unsee this, then you can't either. if convicted she could face up to six months in jail. harvard university is taking a stand against sexual harassment. today they suspended its men's soccer team for the rest of the season because of inappropriate comments made toward the women's soccer team. in 2012 the campus discovered they were raiding tting the attractiveness of their female players. okay, let's start with live doppler seven. sunny skies prevail across the bay area and will again tomorrow. although clouds will increase in the north bay. it will be high tomorrow with highs ranging low 60s to low 70s inland. a little shower activity tomorrow night. it impacts it. a storm of light intensity.

it will produce showers. then as we look ahead to sunday, a being day for football for the local team. knig niners will be taking on the new orleans saints. the raiders will be at home taking on the zee fending super bowl champion denver broncos in the evening hour, 5:30 in the afternoon to 6:00. it will be mainly clear. a few clouds around. temperatures in the 60s. don't forget to fall back to standard time saturday night into sunday morning. once we get through the scattered showered overnight into the weekend we'll have a dry and mild week ahead next week. >> thank you, spencer. still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, the hits keep on coming for samsung and not in a good way. first it was smartphones and now the retailer is pulling appliances from its stores. >> they seem to be cramm

samsung. now washing machines are being recalled. there have been more than 700

cases of wash mag scheens coming apart when operated at high speechltd they're recalling three different models for samsung sold since 2011. if you have one at home, you're eligible for a repair kit, rebate, or new washer. if you bought one in the past 30 days, you can get a full refund. a dresser hans be linked to the death of a fourth child. the latest happened in 2011. seven children have been injured. they have revised the joint recall of 29 million ikea mom dressers and other dressers and chests issued in june. debbie from saratoga asks, i have a major concern about airlines cramming more and more seats into the plane, reducing the size of leg room available. it's a health hazard, isn't it?

>> a lot of people are concerned about this, but none of these people are apparently in congress. the federal government doesn't want to make a move on this. there's been a lot of concerns. it's not just how tight you're in the seat, it's how tight the aisles are so when there's an emergency, are you going to be able to get out of the seat, get out and get off the plane. there's a lot of concern, a lot of talk, no action at all. all right. well amy gr campbell asked my husband initially bought our home and we both lived in it for more than two years. does my name have to be on the title in order to get a capital gains exemption? >> no. generally, not. generally if both of you have lived in it, you do not need to have ur your name on the title to get the double write-off which is really important. dana asks we're looking for a new couch. is it better to buy from a well

known chain or a smaller mom and pop shop. >> it doesn't matter when you're talking about the quality of the sofa itself. what you don't want to do is buy one that has mainly cardboard and fake wood and just glue and statements. a few years ago we bought a bunch of couches around here and cut them in half to see what they looked like. there cease a lot of cardboard and not many screws. what you want to do is look for a couch that's been doubled down, not to have staples, not much cardboard. some is okay. and you want to see screws. you need to talk about how it is built, not the other. >> is that the one you gave to the sports department? >> half a couch. >> the one you donated to us so kindly? >> there you go. >> how can people get ahold of you. >> i want to hear from you. 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. that number 455-954-4185.

we have a number of couches around here. >> it's my favorite couch. thank you, michael. >> sure. the government wants to see if the popularity of organic foods is leading to more food-borne illnesses. >> do you notice you sleep better after daylights savings time? here's jane king. >> researchers identified 18 outbreaks between 1992 and 2014 that were reportedly caused by organic food. now these outbreaks were linked to 779 illnesses, 258 hospitalizations, and three deaths. the cdc says consumer perception often credits organic foods as being safer but organic standards do not affect directly the safety issues. more students are dying of suicide than car crashes. they say there's been a seven-year rise in middle school suicides but a decline in

traffic death. they say the rise is a concern. they're not stating any reasons though as causes of suicide are highly complex. daylight saving time ends this weekend which means we get that awesome extra sleep. one way to get the whole household on a similar schedule and rein in the cool air. the cdc has identify the first case of a drug-resistant functional infection. 13 people have become ill from wh what's known as candida oris. the cases occurred in illinois, maryland, new york, and new jersey. the centers for disease control director calls this fungus an emerging threat, urging them to strictly follow cleaning

procedures. we never want to stop learning and growing and that makes this an exciting place to be. a big honor for a north bay school. what they did that's sending them to the nation's capital to pick up a prestigious award. >> right now dan's here with a like at what's ahead on abc7 news at 5:00. coming up, the case may be bigger than first thought. plus, making a comeback, a positive update about a wounded bay area officer. also ahead, a top commander in the marines and why he is paying tribute to football and freedom in the bay area.

coming up tonight -- well, there are many fwrt schools in the san francisco bay area but not not every school is acknowledged

by the department of education. >> on tuesday they'll be awarded a blue ribbon. >> abc7 news reporter tells us what makes them great. >> reporter: you know when a school is located on happy lane there's a good chance things are probably going well for students and teachers. >> we never want to stop learning and growing and that makes this an exciting place to be. >> reporter: school life is going so well they'll soon receive a blue ribbon. the blue ribbon is the highest achievement for any school. this year the u.s. department of education will award blue ribs nationwide. the school hasn't reinvented the wheel. it just knows what works for all kids. teachers and parents know not all kids learn the same way. >> we make sure we throw a really broad net of academic achievement so if a child cannot access the content in one way, they're provided many opportunities to be able to access the content in a variety

of ways. >> teachers also communicate professionally with each other to discuss how each child excel. in some cases they want someone to read with. they use the strategy to be calm and mack good choices. >> it helps them remain calm. >> reporter: it shows the little school that could finally did. am i too big to sign up for the mindfulness class? too old? >> thank you so much for joining >> thank you so much for joining us for this addition of

want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55.

the search for a missing sheriff's volunteer ends with a terrible discovery. and police say this is the face of a predator in solano county. his victims are young girls and there may be more out there. plus the fake makeup that covers up a very real danger. turns out it could be much bigger than first thought. forced out. the early police action to clean up an east bay street. tracking showers for your weekend. what part of it will be wet coming up. a san leandro family last saw their daughter karla when she went to drop off a friend. their worst fear has been

identified. >> they've been able to positively identify karla as the person who has died. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. abc7 news reporter vic lee is live at oakland police headquarters. vic, her body was found yesterday? >> that's right and it was quick work by oakland police. the developments in this case came very quickly. first of all, i want to tell you that the victim was identified through her fingerprints, the only way they could identify her as we speak. as we speak, oakland police homicide detectives and alameda county prosecutors are interviewing or interrogating two people in this building, a man and a woman. they're both called either persons of interest or suspects, depending on which of the authorities you speak