that matched the photos sent to henry lee. there was more.ejo cops seemed to have over looked or ignored from the start. the window locks were drilled. and the missed calls made to aaron quinn's cellphones while he was being interrogated that first night. calls the vallejo cops suspected had aaron somehow faked. turns out they were placed from this intersection right near muller's cabin in lake tahoe, where dublin police later found that stolen car. when law enforcement hacked into the cars navigation history, they found this address in huntington beach. the exact spot where denise said she had been left by her kidnapper. as they continue to investigate, detectives learned their suspect was just as unusual as the crimes he was implicated in. maybe more so. >> having dealt with someone like him, it's just the kind of stuff that you typically see in movies. >> a california native, muller served in the u.s. marine corps where he was a trumpet player. he then attended pomona college. alex was a classmate. >> i would much more have suspected matt

henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. well today, community advocates urged the alameda county board of supervisors to halt plans for a new mental health facility at the santa rita jail. >> clergy and other members of the interfaith coalition for justice in our jails attended the supervisors meeting this morning. they say a new building will not improve the mental health care at the jail, where 68 people have died since 2014. they say $26 million in county money allocated would be better spent on affordable housing diversion and mental health care . new at 730, a judge has sentenced a walnut creek man to two years in prison for installing hidden cameras in a starbucks bathroom. 54 year old steven novelli pleaded no contest to eavesdropping and invasion of privacy for the two year prison term. prosecutors say an employee at that north maine starbucks found the cameras on two separate occasions last year. novelli will have to register as a sex offender for t years and investigation is underway tonight after a propane gas le

henry lee, ktvu fox two news. >> and glad to hear it's peaceful. do you see henry at all any san francisco police officers in the area? >> yeah. there are plenty of uniformed officers. a bunch of them just walk down market toward the group. i see some undercover officers kind of milling about. the crowd, so there's plenty of security. and again, we have the chp helicopter overhead monitoring this group and of course, all the apec events as we speak at mosconi. busy night in san francisco, indeed. >> henry lee live for us there in the city. henry, appreciate it. thank you. >> all right. still to come tonight, new numbers out today show inflation may finally have cooled off. what it eans for your money. we are grocery o and we are your bargain bliss market. what is bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving, we're giving you even more reasons to celebrate. we are offering you $21 off a jennie-o frozen turkey with in-store discount. that's as low as

as our henry lee was in the city today, where the increased security measures are keeping some peopleway. >> there's heavy security these days in san francisco's south of market, sfpd. at street corners, chp officers roaming the roads, tall fences ringing moscone center. the apex summit has come to town and some businesses in the area are all for it. but overall, we're pro apec. >> we want we are very pleased that it's happening this week. renato geslani, a store manager at cole hardware at fourth and jesse just a stone's throw away from moscone center, the store's smack dab inside a security perimeter. >> so geslani hopes that won't deter people. >> it's hard to determine if somebody's like a regular customer of ours will go through the hassle of going through the security checkpoint just to get that one light bulb. >> dexter lee owns massage envy. he says despite the fences going up over the weekend, business at the spa has been doing well. >> optimistic. but you know, we'll see. >> although he's grateful for the apec attendees who've stopped by, he would still prefer locals. well y

hey, our henry lee has been in the city checking in the businesses in and around the security perimeter. but we begin with our political reporter, greg lee, who has the latest on today's developments. >> welcome to the 30th annual finance ministers meeting us treasury secretary janet yellen welcomed representatives from apec's member economies to the moscone center, the large gathering coming after her bilateral meetings with counterparts from australia, indonesia, mexico and china. the actions we take matter not only for our own economies and people, but also for addressing the global challenges the world faces. >> the apec region is expected to grow around 3.3% for the whole year, but there are some downside risks ahead of the finance ministers meeting. >> apec released a report showing regional trends and the challenges ahead. among them, stubborn inflation, climate change, geo political tensions and the ongoing recovery from the pandemic. >> we have global problems. therefore, we need global solutions and that's the key. i mean, the multilateral coordination, one of the major issues

. >> ktvu is henry lee tells us there is some frustration over the lack of action from the school districtt it makes me feel really sad. hear like all of this was because of what's happening in the middle east right now. >> a seventh grade muslim student a san francisco middle school says she was walking home when she was punched in the back of her head and then hit in the chest and >> somebody starts punching me in the back of my head. and after that, i fall down and i hit my head really hard on the ground. that's when she starts saying the f wor and then she says, muslims. >> zahra billoo is executive director of the council on american islamic relations in the bay area. she says the october 25th attack involved students at francisco middle school in the city's north beach. >> the attackers here knew her religious identity. that is evidenced by their alleged slurs . >> she says the district has yet to take any action. more than three weeks later, she's not

henry lee, ktvu fox two news. >> today community advocates urge the alameda county board of supervisors to halt plans for a new mental health facility at the santa rita jail. clergy and other members of the interfaith coalition for justice in our jails attended the supervisor meeting this morning. they say a new building will not improve the mental health care at the jail where 68 people have died since 2014. they say $26 million in allocated county money would be better spent on affordable housing diversion and mental health care. >> students at csu campuses across the state walked out of class today. they're frustrated with the tuition increase that will happen over the next five years. ktvu is tori gaines as their demands for tuition hike has got to go, chants could be heard echoing across the campus of san francisco state university on tuesday as part of a student organized walkout across several campuses of the california state university system. >> michael the student coalition was formed across several csu campuses to speak out against the csu board of trustees plan to raise tuit

as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains. authorities say they are stepping up patrols at malls and very busy shopping areas. >> with thanksgiving and black friday right around the corner, law enforcement says they stand ready to go after organized retail thieves while making sure shoppers are safe during this holiday season. >> merchants and consumers can expect to see an increased presence of high visibility patrols and law enforcement. >> chp commissioner sean derry says his agency has the ability to investigate retail thefts statewide and coordinate with investigators across different jurisdictions. his message law enforcement is organized to the criminals who are tempted to engage in retail theft and believe this is an easy score. >> the deck is stacked against you. >> berkeley police have made some key arrests over the past week in thefts in the fourth street retail area. our gloucester, cheetham's, been arrested and charged with being among four thieves who stole nearly $6,000 in gear from lululemon. authorities say ch

ktvu's henry lee spoke with all kinds of merchants in the city today about what they're experiencing so far. >> there's heavy security these days in san francisco's south of market, sfpd. at street corners, chp officers roaming the roads, tall fences ringing moscone center, the apex summit has come to town and some businesses in the area are all for it. but overall, we're pro apec. >> we want we are very pleased that it's happening this week. >> renato geslani, a store manager at coal hardware at fourth and jesse just a stone's throw away from moscone center, the store's smack dab inside a security perimeter. so geslani hopes that won't deter people. >> it's hard to determine if somebody like a regular customer of ours will go through the hassle of going through the security checkpoint just to get that one light bulb. dexter lee owns massage envy. >> he says despite the fences going up over the weekend, business at the spa has been doing well. >> optimistic, but, you know, we'll see. although he's grateful for the apec attendees who've stopped by, he would still prefer locals. well,

in vallejo, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. well a person was shot and killed by police today in berkeley and two other people were arrested. and what started as a car burglary investigation. berkeley police say officers were responding to a report of a car burglary in the area of grayson and seventh streets around 530 this morning. when they encounter the suspects. police say officers detained two of them and then shot the third suspect after he crashed right into a patrol car and began driving toward an officer. i can't say that officers on scene and the fire department did respond. they did provide medical assistance on the scene and they did what they could before the subjects were transported. let's aspects that suspect was pronounced dead at the hospital. the two other suspects were arrested for burglary, vehicle theft and being in possession of a stolen vehicle. new at ten, just ahead of the holiday, celebrity chef tyler florence launched two new cafes in san francisco's union square. this is all part of the city's large

henry lee, ktvu fox two news.sica boughs of holly. >> la la la la la la la la la. >> a fun and festive night in san francisco coming up after the break, a look at the tree lighting event at thrive city that brought out the community. >> and we've got some raindrops back in the forecast. how's that playing to the rest of the week? i'll have that right after the break. >> also coming up, two families bound together through tragedy as an organ donor and recipient to be honored on one of the biggest stages on new year's day looking to save big on holiday shopping? xfinity mobile has you covered. don't miss your chance to get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan, now through the end of the year. and during our black friday sale, you can also get up to $800 off the latest 5g phones. xfinity mobile is on america's most reliable 5g network. so no wonder millions have switched to one of the fastest growing mobile services. now's your chance to get a free line of unlimited for 1 year when you buy one unlimited lin

henry lee, ktvu fox two news. at ten san francisco supervisors have approved putting a measure on the ballot that would set minimum staffing levels for police. >> the initiative will be on the march ballot after a65 vote by the board this afternoon. supervisor asha sapphire sponsored the measure to amend the city charter. minimum staffing would begin with 1700 officers, the first year and then increase over five years to a maximum of 2074. officers it does call for either the creation of a new tax or the reallocation of existing taxes to pay for the increased staffing. there's a lot of wasteful spending. >> there's a lot of money that's being spent in the past that the mayor has not really dedicated in the proper way. and so we're saying, let's go back and look at that. let's modify some of that existing source of funding. let's dedicate it to true public safety. >> and the supervisor said with the city facing a 7 to $800 million deficit over the next two years, the city needs to find a fiscally responsive way to

cctv's henry lee spoke with all kinds of merchants in the city about what they're experiencing so fare days in san francisco, south of market, sfpd. at street corners, chp officers roving the roads, tall fences ringing moscone center, the apex summit has come to town and some businesses in the area are all for it. >> but overall, we're pro apec. we want we are very pleased that it's happening this week. bernardo geslani, a store manager at coal hardware at fourth and jesse just a stone's throw away from moscone center, the store's smack dab inside a security perimeter. >> so geslani hopes that won't deter people. >> it's hard to determine if somebody like a regular customer of ours will go through the hassle of going through the security checkpoint just to get that one light bulb. dexter lee owns massage envy. >> he says despite the fences going up over the weekend, his business at the spa has been doing well. >> optimistic, but, you know, we'll see. although he's grateful for the apec attendees who've stopped by, he would still prefer locals. well, you know, our our model is based on

but as our crime reporter henry lee explains, they say they still have what it takes to remove the topsecutor to keep our county charter, county opponents of alameda county da pamela price held a rally outside the administration building. >> they're hoping to convince supervisors not to change procedures for a recall, including the one they've launched against price. so no changing the rules in the middle of the game. carl chan, a chinatown leader who's helping in the effort to remove price, says county attorneys are moving the goal posts in the middle of a game. even so, he says, they've already have 70,000 signatures just 3000 shy needed for the recall to make the ballot. >> we're not going to stop here and we're going to continue. we're not going to we're going to finish our job. >> county attorneys say the current recall procedures under the charter may be unconstitu national recall leader brenda grisham, whose son was shot and killed in oakland, disagrees. >> what's you're doing is unconstitutional. you're ignoring the rights of the people you're ignoring the rights of the victims

ktvu crime reporter henry lee. as the new information about those suspects . >> there's nothing like losing a mother, a daughter, a wife, a partner. >> oakland mayor shengtao expressed sorrow over an innocent life lost. wing wang was shot and killed by a stray rifle bullet as she slept in her home in oakland's laurel district. >> i can't even imagine what they're going through or what they've gone through. and so i pray that this arrest is a step towards justice for them and healing for all who loved and knew. wen ying wang. >> the tragedy unfolded on the night of september 15th when gunfire erupted near 39th avenue and masterson street. >> the shooters in this case were targeting an individual that was inside of a vehicle passing through the area. >> acting homicide lieutenant bradley baker says wang was not the target, but ended up getting shot and killed a block away from the shooting. >> she was struck by gunfire from the attempted murder shooting scene. ms. wang is not associated with the conflict that led to

. >> henry lee, ktvu fox two news.ive year old boy from scotts valley has died after his twin brother stabbed him dg fight. >> authorities sayhis happened last night along tucker road, east of highway 17. and glenwood cut off sancounty sheriff's deputies say they responded to report a child who was sbbed. the investigation later revealed that two twin brothers w fighting with each other, bickering when one of them grabbed a small kitchen knife and stabbed his brother where he later died at a hospital. police and the district attorney's office agree that given the circumstances here, no charges are going to be filed. we have an update now from a story earlier this week about a woman who fell victim to a gift card scam. >> christine miller says she spent or she sent rather $2,000 worth of target gift cards to maui. wildfire survivors only for those gift cards to not work. miller, who is trying to support survivors through her nonprofit angels have wings, tells us that she received a full refund from target for those card

henry lee live now in the city where the announcement on this renewed effort just wrapped up. y mike and julie seemed like every federal agency you can think of was represented at this news conference. and their message was clear. dealing fentanyl is a federal crime which can lead to federal time. and the tenderloin has become ground zero for drug tourism. that is unacceptable. this is something new. this

. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the man's family. he joins us live tonight from concord with their story as well as the latest on the investigation. henry >> yeah, mike and julie were on oak grove road near tree boulevard. this is where 86 year old tom o'connor and his wife were hit by a drunk driving suspect right after they enjoyed thanksgiving with their family. >> i kind of one of the silver linings that we do get the accident just happened right after they left. >> it was a bittersweet thanksgiving for kevin and katie o'connell of concord. kevin's 86 ye old father, tom o'connell, was killed in a hit and run crash on thanksgiving shortly after a family get together. now the couple is struggling to cope with the loss of the family patriarch. >> one minute i'll be perfectly fine and i'll be, you know, driving along, and then the next minute all of a sudden i'm sobbing and i'm i'm overwhelmed with grief. >> 82 year old marilyn o'connell was driving the couple's toyota camry after the thanksgiving meal with family. they were on oak gr

a ktvu crime reporter henry lee live in oakland after hearing from those top law enforcement officialshenry mike and julie, the victim was a mother of two who had nothing to do with the gunfire in her neighborhood. >> and even though she was inside her own home asleep, she ended up losing her life to gun violence out. >> there's nothing like losing a mother, a daughter, a wife, a partner. oakland mayor shengtao expressing sorrow over an innocent life lost. >> wing wong was shot and killed by a stray rifle bullet as she slept in her home in oakland's laurel district. >> i can't even imagine marin what they're going through or what they've gone through. and so i pray that this arrest is a step towards justice for them and healing for all who loved and knew wen ying wong. >> the tragedy unfolded on the night of september 15th when gunfire erupted near 39th avenue and masterson street. >> the shooters in this case were targeting an individual that was inside of a vehicle passing through the area. >> acting homicide lieutenant

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lee three times in april. >>> and former u.s. secretary of state henry kissinger died. happened yesterday at his home in connecticut. he shaped u.s. foreign policy for several decades. he was richard nixson's national security advisor and then secretary of state under presidents nixon and ford. playing a key role in reopening america to china and earning a nobel peace prize for negotiating a cease fire in the vietnam war. he died at 100 years old. >>> blackmail me with advertising? blackmail me with money? [ bleep ] yourself. >> elon musk, strong words for advertisers who might boycott x. >>> plus, let's get that popcorn popping. we're going to chat with political expert joe tuman about what we can expect tonight between governor newsom i know the importance of taking care of myself. how are you doing between practices? i feel pretty good. surrounding myself with a great team. de'aaron we're going to take a quick look at your knee with ultrasound. everything is looking great. but not just for me. for them. it's great to see you again man. thanks jb. for all that is me,

lee manages to stay in maryland. there is a third and agent under henry hopkin sibley from texas into new mexico.don't need to go into that. no offense to pat kelly. i will say, gloria is wonderful because my home state of colorado save the union by beating a bunch of texans. i live in texas and i will sa that humbly. bragg's invasion of kentucky gets underway and culminates in the battle of perry about on october 8th, 1862. when e union general union troops march onto the springvale pike and william rdy responds by dispatching the confederate division into the left flk. the confederates are overwhelmi the first corps and don carlos failed to deloy any reinforcements along the union left. we this is because of an acoustic shadow that prevented from hearing any of the fighting. although philip sheridan in one of the early actions of the war in the afternoon. by the time darkness fell, bragg could claim a tactical victory as his troops held a portion of the days battle of perryville. of course, overnight they think, i have recently won this battle. it is time to retreat. he was desperately short of

lee manages to stay in maryland. there's also a third northern invasion under henry hopkins sibley from texas into mexico. but we don't need to go into that. no offense to pat kelly and his his call. i will say glory to pass is wonderful because my home state of colorado single handedly saved the union by beating a bunch of texans and i live in texas now, and i will say that happily. and but bragg's invasion of kentucky kind of gets under way and culminates in the battle of perryville, right? on october 8th, 1862, when union lovell russo's union troops march on to the springfield pike and major general william hardy reonds by dispatching benjamin cheatham confederate division intohe union left flank. the coederates overwhelm alexander mccook, first corps and don caos buellailed to deploy any reinforcements along the ion left. we knowow this was because of an acoustic shadow that prevented buell. so he saidrom hearing any of the figing. and although philip sheridan, in one of his early actions ithe war, attempts a counterattack late in the afternoon, by the time darkness fell, bragg could reasonably claim

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prosecutors say he stabbed lee three times in april after a disagreement in the tower the night before. >>> former u.s. secretary of state henry kissinger died yesterday in his tome in connecticut. he played a major role in shaping u.s. foreign policy for several decades. kissinger was nixon's national security adviser and then secretary of state under nixon and ford, playing a key role in reopening america to china and earning a nobel peace prize for negotiating a cease fire in the vietnam war. he died at 100 years old. >>> and california governor gavin newsom and florida governor desantis taking center stage later today. the two governors facing off in a nationally televised debate. the pair is going to discuss their different approaches to running their states as well as topics like the economy, immigration, and crime. all kicks off at 6:00 p.m. our time and during our 6:00 hour this morning, we're going to be talking more about the debate with political analyst joe tuman. >>> the art of self-defense is a great tool to stop would be attackers. and it's a tool being used by this group of east bay seniors learning to defend t

lee anderson's real world. >> and today i'm joined by former ukip leader, that is henry bolton. nice to meet you, henry.matthew stadlen, who's a political commentator. he's our left in the corner. he's our left in the corner. he's wearing a tory tie today. today, though, aren't you, matthew? i think you've been forced to wear. >> actually lee, the tie >> this is actually lee, the tie that i married in because my that i got married in because my wife conservative she wife is a conservative and she hoodwinked me into getting a tory for the most tory blue tie for the most important day of life. important day of my life. >> well, you >> well, there you go. >> well, there you go. >> today, this used to >> you see, today, this used to be a wedding. guys, we're going to straight it. all this to get straight to it. all this talk is making me feel talk of ties is making me feel dizzy. you started it. did dizzy. you started it. i did start it . the rwanda rule in start it. the rwanda rule in this week. henry a bit of a shocker for me. it was felt sick to the pit of my stomach . i to the pit of my stomach. i wante

lee anderson's real world. >> and today i'm joined by former ukip leader, that is henry bolton. nice to meet you, henry.matthew stadlen, who's a political commentator. he's our left in the corner. he's our left in the corner. he's wearing a tory tie today. today, though, aren't you, matthew? i think you've been forced to wear. >> actually lee, the tie >> this is actually lee, the tie that i married in because my that i got married in because my wife conservative she wife is a conservative and she hoodwinked me into getting a tory for the most tory blue tie for the most important day of life. important day of my life. >> well, you >> well, there you go. >> well, there you go. >> today, this used to >> you see, today, this used to be a wedding. guys, we're going to straight it. all this to get straight to it. all this talk is making me feel talk of ties is making me feel dizzy. you started it. did dizzy. you started it. i did start it . the rwanda rule in start it. the rwanda rule in this week. henry a bit of a shocker for me. it was felt sick to the pit of my stomach . i to the pit of my stomach. i wante

henry bolton pointed out. so i'm quite sure what out. so i'm not quite sure what they plan to for but lee talk to you. he's a great british voice he's there in add, though, in bristol. i will add, though, apparently at the moment, the protest seems somewhat protest in london seems somewhat peaceful. forster. protest in london seems somewhat peace gb forster. protest in london seems somewhat peace gb reporter er. protest in london seems somewhat peace gb reporter she's she's gb news. reporter she's out political and out there political reporter and she said was quite she said that it was quite peaceful for so we'll try peaceful for now. so we'll try and an update from her. but and get an update from her. but this is gb news be hard for people to travel. 46 minutes after i'm nana coming after 4:00. i'm nana akua coming up five. this up at five. this week's difficult conversation. i'll be talking to mother who turned talking to one mother who turned a into a a personal tragedy into a campaign good. tanya russell campaign for good. tanya russell is raising awareness about epilepsy. but first,

ktvu crime reporter henry lee has the latest on the investigation. a burglary suspect was shot and killed by the resident of this vallejo home. so scary, so dangerous. it's dangerous for me. it's dangerous because we don't know what happened here. it happened near the corner of georgia and monterey at about 945 monday morning. officers spent hours at the scene diagraming the front porch and the three bedroom home for evidence. the residence is located not far from the vallejo police department. it's extremely unfortunate, of course , and that it happened around the corner from the police station in the morning. it doesn't make any sense. athena miller, like many residents of the city, says the deadly encounter is a grim reminder of the depths. some people go to survive. i'm frustrated. and, you know, i mean, it's also like you got to think about why are people breaking into houses anyway? people are desperate. vallejo police tell me the resident was home when a witness saw the suspect breaking in. authorities say the resident confronted the suspect a

a ktvu crime reporr henry lee live in oakland after hearing from those top law enforcement officials today. henry mike and julie, the victim was a mother of two who had nothing to do with the gunfire in her neighborhood. >> and even though she was inside her own home asleep, she ended up losing her life to gun violence out. >> there's nothing like losing a mother, a daughter, a wife, a partner. oakland mayor shengtao expressing sorrow over an innocent life lost. >> wing wong was shot and killed by a stray rifle bullet as she slept in her home in oakland's laurel district. >> i can't even imagine marin what they're going through or what they've gone through. and so i pray that this arrest is a step towards justice for them and healing for all who loved and knew wen ying wong. >> the tragedy unfolded on the night of september 15th when gunfire erupted near 39th avenue and masterson street. >> the shooters in this case were targeting an individual that was inside of a vehicle passing through the area. >> acting homicide lieutenant bradley baker says wong was not the target, but ended up

henry lee ktvu fox two news. well a woman heading to work was wounded in a freeway shooting. >> this happened in benicia. the 31 year old woman from vallejo says it happened on eastbound 780 right before dawn. she said the shooter fired from a black car with a broken window. the woman who did not want to be identified was shot in the leg. she told us the suspect car pulled up right beside her when they started matching my speed, i looked over and all i could see was that up window. >> and then they started shooting at me. >> the woman was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek. doctors told her it may be too dangerous at this point to remove the bullets. the chp is asking anyone with information or video of that incident to give them a cl. a five year old boy from scotts valley has died after his twin brother stabbed him in a fight. authorities say this happened last night along tucker road, east of highway 71 in glenwood. cut off santa cruz county sheriff's deputies say they responded to reports of a

henry lee ktvu fox two news. well alameda county da pamela price says she has worked diligently to improve services for victims of crime and their famili. >> price said at a news conference today that she commissioned an audit of victim services division when she took office and she said she was shocked at the lack of resources and training for victim advocates. she says she has worked to improve those services. price has come in harsh criticism for her handling of some criminal cases and she is now facing a recall led by family members of victims of violent crime and those people who have been making the claims. >> this is a political attack on our administration and it serves their purposes to create a false narrative. the reality is, and what the public should know is that we have been very diligent and committed and very, very busy trying to shore up, create and improve the network's this, that and the services for victims in this county. >> officia say the waiting time for victims to receive benefits such as

. >> ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the man's family. he joins us live tonight from concord with their story as well as the latest on the investigation. henry >> yeah, mike and julie were on oak grove road near tree

new at six as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains it could lead to yet another criminal case against jail staff. >> mr. monks death is a horrific tragedy for this community and for his family. >> alameda county da pamela price speaking out about the death of maurice monk, who was left alone in a cell at santa rita jail in dublin for days before he was found dead. he ran from matthis ktvu has been reporting about the case since

our crime reporter henry lee, joining us now live in our newsroom with a look at these videos henry. greg and christina, this was a chaotic scene. reports of an active shooter, customers and workers running for cover. and when it was over, a young woman was shot and killed by a suspect who in turn was shot dead by berkeley police. hands up. wake up. hands up. hands up. golf part. body camera and surveillance video show the moment five. berkeley police officers shot and killed 24 year old lamar walker at a toyota dealership in albany. the shooting happened at toyota of berkeley on east shore highway

our crime reporter henry lee is live in san francisco now with the latest on this story. henry >> christina, the 12 year old girl says this attack by two other girls happened three weeks ago and that the district has yet to take action in an incident they say was rooted in hate. >> it makes me feel really sad. hear like all of this was because of what's happening in the middle east right now. >> a seventh grade muslim student at a san francisco middle school says she was walking home when she was punched in the back of her head and then hit in the chest and ribs while on the ground. >> somebody starts punching me in the back of my head. and after that, i fall down and i hit my head really hard on the ground. that's when she starts saying the f word. and then she says, muslims. >> zahra billoo is executive director of the council on american islamic relations in the bay area. she says the october 25th attack involved students at francisco middle school in the city's north beach. >> the attackers here knew her religious identity. that is evidenced by their alleged slurs. she

live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you. >> tonight, oakland police are still at the scene of the city's latest homicide. the victim was found shot around 11:00 this morning. this is in east oakland on macarthur boulevard near 109th avenue. the victim was pronounced dead there at the scene. the name of the victim is not being released until family members are notified. so far, homicide detectives have not released any information on a suspect or motive for the shooting. but again, do remain at the scene tonight. >> we have an update now in the stabbing death of a student at santa rosa high school this year, a judge ruled in favor of the now 16 year old who stabbed and killed his classmate. the press democrat reports the juvenile court judge ruled that former montgomery high freshman

our crime reporter henry lee is live at the vallejo police department with the very latest. henry alex and claudine, this happened in broad daylight at a home right around the corner from the vallejo police department at a burglary. suspect was shot and killed by the resident of this vallejo home. so scary, so dangerous. it's dangerous for me. it's dangerous because we don't know what happened here. it happened near the corner of georgia and monterey at about 945 monday morning. officers spent hours at the scene diagraming the front porch and the three bedroom home for evidence at the residence is located not far from the vallejo police department. it's extremely unfortunate, of course, and that it happened around the corner from the police station on in the morning . it doesn't make any sense. athena miller, like many residents of the city, says the deadly encounter is a grim reminder of the depth some people go to survive. i'm frustrated. and, you know, i mean, it's also like you got to think about why are people breaking into houses anyway? people are desperate. vallejo po

ktvu crime reporter henry lee was on the scene and has the very latest. gruesome discovery in oakland's lake merritt on halloween. a man's body found stuffed in a suitcase in the water. a troubling sight in the wildlife refuge that's a favorite with joggers and nature enthusiasts. i wasn't shocked, but i was surprised it was a body. kevin shomo was part of a volunteer cleanup crew that cleans the lake every tuesday. they spotted the suitce about six feet from shore near lakeshore and hanover avenues. the eastern edge of the lake at about 11 in the morning. so we kind of pulled it towards us closer using these knit pulls. you grab one end and realized it was too heavy. so we ■

hours later, as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, this is just the latest in a trend of break ins at car dealerships served. >> video shows intruders breaking into city motors on mission boulevard in hayward. one guy uses a pickax to break open the lock box just after midnight on sunday morning. >> take a couple shots at the lock box. managed to break in, stick their hand in there, get all the keys, and within moments this happens. >> one of the thieves smashes this 2018 mercedes g-wagon worth $100,000. right out of the showroom's glass doors. >> they blew out the doors that was it. the thieves steal two other cars from the lot. >> a bmw x3 and a honda civic. but they didn't stop there. here you can see alameda county sheriffs, deputies on scene inspecting the business at about one in the morning, the sheriff's office later determined the shops in the jurisdiction of the hayward police department and called the shop owner. now, take a note of this red pontiac in the showroom. it's still there as the deputies leave. and a short while later, one of the thieves actually returns, acti