ann reuben is live in san jose where she found out just how these kids were caught. >> an alert neighbor caught the teens in the act but it wasn't until later that police discovered has had happened with the dog. >> police say the boys ages 13 and 14 went on a crime spree, stealing small electronics from one home, a voice of al tieds from another. eric mckenzie noticed a foot print on his side door where it had been kicked open. >> my daughter said where is sparky. >> they found sparky on the floor upstairs, he had been bulge oned and left dying. >> he was with him perking. >> the golf club used to beat him apparently came from their own garage. they found the teenage suspects had already been taken into custody. neighbors think they are responsible for at least 7 break ins. >> it's horrifying. i cannot believe that kids would have that level of brutality. >> police were horrified, too. some dropped by the house to drop off a sympathy card. >> it is kernel disturbing and -- at this point the juvenile justice system will be taking over and looking into any kind of counseling services they

live in santa clara, ann reuben, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and ktvu.com has a guide to help you get in and out of levi stadium and more information about what you can bring into the stadium and the stadium's services. just look for it under hot topics on the home page. >>> don't forget you can watch the 49ers game on ktvu this sunday. our coverage begins at 12:30 with the special all access pass levi stadiums. then the 49ers take on the chargers at 1:00 p.m. join us after the game with the point after. >> the family of a san francisco security guard shot to death by police filed a federal lawsuit against the city. the 28-year-old was killed in march after police say he appeared to point a taser at officers. ktvu david stevenson was with the protests today as they remembered the man and drew parallels with other police shootings around the country. police, prosecutors and the family are all awaiting the medical examiner's report on the shooting. in the meantime, the federal civil rights case today aims to expedite answers. more than 100 people marched from the hill at midday, egg nighte

ann reuben is live.ut the reaction from customers. >> davis owns this jamba juice and wanted to spend time with his customers. he put on a wig and uniform and got to work. >> it was a top secret undercover mission. >> who is that. 49ers tight end, vernon davis set out to work behind the counter. it was caught on video. >> he was a new team member. first day on the job. with no register training. >> he fumbled a little. >> first day. but employees say he caught on quickly. >> i was impressed. first day. he did good. >> customers thought they recognized the athlete he stuck to the script. >> really, you messing with me? >> customer suspected the man helping him was more than a new employee, especially since davis has the name above the door. >> you're vernon davis. he was denying it. >> i'm vernon man. >> i got you. >> the exercise in good fun was a chance to spend quality time with his customers. if he will be back in uniform at jamba juice soon. >> i cannot tell you that. i have no idea. you have to visi

ann reuben got their thoughts on what this new stadium will mean for the 4ers. y those who took the tour today seem to find it pretty awe inspiring. >> they arrived to plenty of fanfare. the first group on the first public tour of levi stadium was greeted with music, a mascot and cheering. >> i was the first person to take a public tour in levi stadium. >> welcoming the fans today, some 49er greats. they have been taking in the sights at the new facility, and they saw they are awed by the amenities. >> there is a sense of pride when you come here and you want to play up to this standard. it is the 4er way. >> still there is one thing on this tour that remains untested. at least for football. >> i hear an audible gasp. >> >> reporter: fans and players alike have waiting for the first game on that bermuda bandera grass. >> nice to have carpet and things like that to pull up to a nice stadium. really as a football player, having a nice field to play on is what is important. >> no place like home. truly home. you have all these screaming fans they are going to win. >

ann reuben tells us how those teens were caught. >> they actually came to give me a card from the police. >> reporter: eric mckenzie came you home to find -- home to find the doors open, the home ransacked, and his beloved dog, sparky dying on the floor. he rushed sparky to the emergency clinic, where the 11- year-old chihuahua mix had to be put down. the mckenzie's believe, the golf club used to beat him was taken from hair garage. at least seven homes in their neighborhood were burglarized yesterday. and san jose already had two boys, ages 13 and 14 in custody. >> certainly concerning, not only to the officers here, but to the members of the community. at this point, the juvenile justice system will be taking over, and looking to any counseling services they can provide. >> reporter: the teens were caught by an alert neighbor. both appear to be freshman. they've been roaming the neighborhood all afternoon. >> it's the way they did it it. knock on the door, no one answers, go around the side, and kick the door in. that's pretty brazen. >> mckenzie, still trying to make sense of what hap

live in santa clara, ann reuben, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a reminder here the 49ers game is on ktvu this sunday. coverage begins at 12:30 with the special all access pass levi stadium. and the 49ers take on the chargers at 1:00 and join us after the game right here on channel 2. >>> we have new information tonight in the death of two men possibly neighbors in what is normally a quiet neighborhood of mill valley. today the coroner's office released their names. one is from mill valley, theodore charles rodman. the other is 41-year-old an dress crydon. both were found dead in adjacent backyards on carlotta circle. they think this was a murder suicide. >> protest in missouri over the death of an unarmed michael brown are dramatically different than earlier in the week. the crowds in ferguson have thinned out and are more peaceful are, the demonstrations that are now taking place. >> no smoke devices, no tear gas, and no mace. and, again, tonight no police officer fired a single shot. >> earlier this week, protesters violently clashed with police. now a different scene has emerged. streets a