last major eruption on that crater was back in october of 2014 wreer keep ago close watch on -- we're keeping a close watch on that story. >>> wild shooting in mill valley that left two dead and an entire neighborhood shaken. emily turner has more about what led to the gunfire. emily. >> reporter: liz, it call came down to a rental dispute. the shooting was over my shoulder and it's primarily a rental community. each complex building is owned by a landlord. he's in the hospital but his daughter was not that lucky. >> i heard a lot of commotion outside, ran outside and saw a man laying on the ground with blood on him and saw police officers g with a woman just draped over their shoulders. she seemed pretty lifeless. >> reporter: that woman is 30- year-old sabrina lui, the daughter of the landlord. she and her father were there to discuss eviction with the tenant when the suspect shot the father and then shot her. >> i can't imagine that lenny and his wife lost their daughter. i don't know them very well, and i wish them the best and i hope lenny a speedy recovery. >> reporter: the fath

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hand on three separate occasions there has been drive byes and shootings in the same wreer on my street. in one instance gunman shot up a house and missed the target instead they ended up wound willing target's child. in another a father was shot and killed right in front of the house when dropping off his children to mother's house just a couple doors down from where i live. on july 27 h 2017, my friend, ryan, i've known him since i was five years old, he was shot and killed right in front of his house with his whole family in i had zoo. he had just received his deplochl a, has two little sisters, a mother, a father, a girlfriend, and a one-year-old son. i felt really hurt at the time. and also confused. because i don't think he was in a gang or anything that would have led to this. but then again like i said, bullets don't have eyes. i remember thinking that these incidences were unfair and unnecessary. but, also, i feel kind of desensitized to it which disappoints me. shooting shouldn't happen so often that they be cease to be shocking and definitely shouldn't be something that child