debora villalon live tonight in sonoma county. deborah, thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight involving the killing of a 14 wraoerld -- 14-year- old boy in oakland. police say they've now identified a person of interest in the killing of devon. he was walking to the store with two friends last saturday night when a car pulled up. someone got out, asked him if they knew a person named tim then fired two shots. one of which hit devon in the chest. his family thinks it was a case of mistaking identity. they say devon was a good student, he played football and he was never in trouble. we spoke to devon's father last night. he said the last few days have been really tough but that friends and family are helping him deal. >> they knew how much he meant to us. i always wanted a one boy. he was my one boy i needed to make my world right. and the killer, he almost took two lives that day. my son and mine. >> and police will only say that a suspect is in jail for an event that happened outside of oakland. >>> the san francisco c

debora villalon is live, this case keeps getting stranger and stranger. >> reporter: it does and it's quite a war of words. >> this is no laughing matter, she was a victim of a very serious assault. >> reporter: without die -- divulging details, her attorney spoke out and said she has been victimized twice. once by her kidnappers and second by the police department. >> this is a legitimate crime. >> reporter: our only glimpse of denise huskins came just after 5:00 after she left the vallejo police department. a jacket over her head, she took steps not to be seen. >> mr. quinn and miss huskins have taken resources away from our community. >> 24 hours a day, i will classify as a wild goose chase. >> reporter: huskins claims that her alleged attackers released her near her parents home. >> he cried. he cried, i've never seen this pain on his face. >> reporter: as for the long delay before he reported the crime. >> he was forced to drink something that even the kidnappers told him was drugged. he was drugged. and there were at least two kidnappers. >> reporter: now after 17 hours of inter

ktvu's debora villalon with more. >> 2:00 a.m. in the parking lot. a robber is coming in as cops are arriving at the store. police say he refused their command ask they shot him -- and they shot him. >> when i came down there was a dead body. >> reporter: with the store so close to ament buildings residents -- apartment buildings residents heard the shot. >> not supposed to rob a 7- eleven. >> reporter: police have the robbery on surveillance video which they are not releasing. >> two uniform patrol officers. >> reporter: officers pulled in as the clerk was being held up. >> they saw the male suspect inside the store. pointing a gun at the clerk. and heard the gun shot. >> reporter: that bullet missed the clerk. grazing the floor. >> we know the clerk. >> reporter: they were playing video games and heard the commotion. >> glad he didn't get hurt. glad the cops did what they had odo. scary. -- had to do. scary. . >> reporter: witnesses heard several shots fired. >> maybe that was the only thing they could do. sad but dangerous to work in those stores.

julie. >> debora villalon in napa tonight. debora thank you. >>> in san francisco, prosecutors say they're filing felony and prosecutor charges against a suspected tagger. we showed you the arrest of andrew yabro. he's accused of being the tagger with the handle chris which she says stands for crystal meth and they say he's responsible for spray painting graffiti all over san francisco. the da says yarbro will be charged for ten felonies and 19 misdemeanor counts of vandalism. >>> officials say mohamadd chivey died on saturday. the mission apartment where he lived caught fire early wednesday morning. his wife, two sons and daughter all suffered severe smoke inhalation and had to be hospitalized. the cause of the fire remains under investigation tonight. >>> also in the city the investigation into racist and home phobic texts allegedly sent between police officers could go far beyond the initial four officers suspected. the district attorney has identified 100 cases that he says now need to be reviewed. >> reporter: outrage out

. >> debora villalon live in nevada on why these puppies attracted such a crowd. >> reporter: peoplewaiting at the door at opening this morning. all of them wanting one of the nine -week-old puppies. they had been neutered and vaccinated and now they're out the door. >> are you thinking about a name? >> not yet. we haven't come up with a name yet. >> reporter: rick borhes feels like he just won the puppy lottery. >> she's such a doll. >> reporter: adopting one of the labrador mix. he had been wanting a companion for his 10-year-old lab and like so many people saw this picture. the crate full of siblings that launched a craze here at the marin humane society. >> we just posted this on our facebook page and it blew up. there were hundreds. literally hundreds. we got calls from texas. from virginia. >> reporter: someone is going to come here from texas for that one. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: is that why he's got the texas? >> right. >> we feel for animals that are left outside, left to the elements. it was certainly a very sad start for them. i think that really kind triggered somethi

new at 10:00, debora villalon live now in our newsroom with an emotional meeting tonight in west oakland, debora. >> reporter: these community meetings are monthly to talk about crime. tonight it began with a moment of silence for shamile pierce but that was the last quiet of the night. >> every time we call the police they don't show up until they decide to show up. >> okay, sir, sir. >> reporter: police chief shaun wentz had his hands full with a room full of frustration. >> i have two bullet holes in my house. our neighbors have two bullet holes in their living room. >> reporter: the public knows that the bullets that killed shamile could have killed any of them. >> we've been fighting for the past 15 years. the same thing, the same people, the same corner. >> reporter: calls came into police that same day that the arguing at this house was heated and there had been gunfire here previously. in addition to raves, arrests, weapons seized. >> nobody knows what's going on. >> why can't we shut these people down? >> we've had several long term investigations that have been occurring in thi

debora villalon, live tonight in hayward. debora thank you. >>> a 16-year-old surrendered to san jose police today to face charges of being involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed one person. police say two cars were speeding early saturday morning when they collided on hillsdale and meridian avenue. 15-year-old vladimir vargas was killed two others were hospitalized in serious condition. the driver ran off. police have now booked a 16- year-old boy on suspicion of felony hit-and-run and vehicle manslaughter. his name has not been released. >>> a warning out tonight from the city auditor in san jose about a huge price tag to repair street that is have been neglected for years. the auditor released a statement that said roads need maintenance every 16 to 20 years. but san jose has only spent money fixing the most badly damaged roads and the auditor estimates that it will now cost more than half a billion dollars to fix cracks and potholes all across the city. >>> the report says the city's over all road condition is consid

and now debora villalon has the latest on that murder. >> reporter: murdered and when she missed school her cousin came here to her apartment and found her body. as it turns out a richmond woman made a horrifying discovery four hours before that. >> it was frightening. >> reporter: murder evidence in her trash can. a discovery that frightened the woman. the purse had the wallet and i.d. of the student. >> i told the police department there were bloody clothes. but they did not connect the dots i guess. >> reporter: hours passed it was low priority. property crime. >> if they had gone to her home, when i reported it, it would have been better. >> reporter: only when kar's body was discovered at 5:00 on monday did the purse and clothing suddenly become important. >> from what we're told she's pretty conciencious of keeping her door closed. >> reporter: kahr had attended prayer at this siik temple and headed hope probably to study when she was shot in the head. >> we're trying to determine what was the motive. >> reporter: on panama street, residents are being a bit more watchful of their

debora villalon spoke with her tonight and she has reaction to the swift capture and killing of one suspect. >> reporter: penn grove is about a block long. everybody knows everybody. and larry daneli is still mystified why alleged killers ended up on his quiet road. >> i am so glad put those bastards in jail. >> reporter: daneli is blunt about her sister's killers. >> they should have killed all three of them. all of them. >> reporter: daneli hearing the suspect's names does not recognize them. and he has no idea what connection they would have to the 100-year-old farmhouse he and his sister shared. >> it doesn't make sense. the whole thing doesn't make sense. they didn't have any reason to kill anybody. my sister was a saint. i mean couldn't have asked for a better woman. >> reporter: olga daneli's touch is everywhere on this peaceful ranch. the garden, the walking paths, the chicken coops. >> we all wonder is anybody safe anymore. there was nobody who would say good riddens to olga going, we all loved her. >> this is her domain. >> reporter: daneli's tidy kitchen is still dusty with finge

and debora villalon is live in santa rosa where police are calling this arson and attempted murder. >> reporter: one of those house mates is the suspect's own brother who now has serious burns. three people were lucky to escape this place before it was gutted. this front door offered no escape. blocked by flames as the living room practically exploded. >> put fire to the mattress and all this was on fire. >> reporter: jose uluack is one of seven people who lived in this three bedroom home until he says a house mate soaked his own mattress with gasoline and lit it. >> a patrol officer was driving by and saw the fire. >> reporter: that was lucky, because one resident who smelled smoke got nowhere putting the fire out with water from the kitchen. he ran to warn a man and woman in their bedroom. only moments before they locked themselvess in their bedroom because the suspect was threatening the woman's sister. he says he doesn't know what the trouble was. >> it's my room. >> reporter: residents are salvages what they can. six adults and 9 -month-old baby are now homeless skwr-tz what are

that is where kutv's debora villalon is live where the driver was surprisingly young, just 17. yes, heather and her fathers both injured are teenagers as well. we have noticed that people have put a few bouquets to morning the young driver. why she didn't just pull over is something that investigators are trying to figure out. the end of a wild ride for the toyota compact that barreled into brush alongside the freeway. >> the driver died at scene. she was still in the car. >> reporter: chp responded to the high-speed crash after the driver lost control on an exit ramp, trying to lose a sheriff's deputies on her tail. >> they were aware that a deputy was behind them with their light on and to avoid being stopped. >> reporter: it was 1:30 a.m. and 12 miles to the north when the pursuit began. a sheriff's deputy tried to pull the toyota over for speeding, and off it went. waving and hitting speeds topping 100 miles per hour. a second sheriff's cruiser joined the chase in santa rosa. >> there is nothing routine or predictable about anything pursuit thats had ever occurred. >> repor

we go to debora villalon who's at the school now where students who saw the gunshot victim were told to get back inside. debora. >> reporter: frank it happened right here, an el cerrito police tell me the teenager who was wounded is not a student here and apparently never has been. but this is where he and a group of young men met, and clashed creating chaos for the neighborhood. >> reporter: from sky fox, a pain staking door by door search as police look for as many as five men involved in a shooting. this officer looking in the back of a boat just in case. four square blocks were sealed off as police try to pick up a trail. an officer assigned to el cerrito high found a 19-year- old man outside the gym shot in the arm an hour before school was to let out for the day. >> i was out front and i seen him, he was all bloody and stuff. ten -- then i was like god. and the teacher came out and told me to get back inside. >> are you good? >> i'm good. man i was so scared. this is the first shooting that's ever happened at this school. >> reporter: two juveniles were detained. one seated the

. >>> and we now go to debora villalon at is usc campus where eloy was an athlete star. >> reporter: vasquez commuted from marin to these fields. that's 150 miles round trip without hesitation. >> we spent a lot of time together. we train almost every day. >> reporter: eric yamamoto coached vasquez. >> the thing about eloy was his mentality was outstanding. he is a very smart guy. >> reporter: soccer can be all consuming and hyper competitive. but those who knew vasquez said he always stayed committed. >> he worked to be able to pay for gas. >> reporter: working whenever he could at camps or youth coaching to help his family with his own travel expenses. >> eloy was a great kid. none of us knew what happened. what he was thinking. >> reporter: these two teammates from the forest remember many hours on this field with him. >> i can pretty much just see him running around smiling when we were playing touching the ball. >> reporter: they say he was a game changer. who played the game with a joy of a child. >> being on his team, also like made you cherish soccer. he was such a great futb

debora villalon is there, as police deputies get ready to search that property. >> reporter: they've securitied a new search warrant, and the uc berkeley bomb squad has just arrived. you can see this place is secure, and in the back of that patrol car sits lori mason. she's been detained after another explosion was heard here tonight. >> it echoed quite a bit through the hills that we have here. >> reporter: dave coen heard a powerful blast about 5:00 and called it in. >> uncertainty, as to what is going on. >> reporter: coen lives across the street from this house, where three weeks ago, almost 90 explosive devices and chemicals used to make explosives were found, and removed by a bomb squad. laureen mason went to jail. >> did you know she was out of jail? >> no. >> i didn't think it was going to be an issue again, but two weeks ago, it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: a traffic stop of mason and her boyfriend. a search of the car turned up a backpack full of explosives. by that time, mason was already under suspicion because of explosions neighbors had heard. >> it really shouldn't h