you can see just how offset the stripes are on the roadway. engineers determined that was dangerous and needed to be fixed right away so crews have shut down to take care of these situations hopefully this will be resolved by 5:00 in the morning. we will have continuing coverage in the morning, and will give you the latest updates that you can know how to plan your commute into san francisco. catherine : be sure ton 4 mobile app. you can stay up to date on the latest information on the presidio lane closures. it s available to download for i-phone and android devices. a shocking twist in an alleged kidnapping case in vallejo. what police described as a hoax. has apparently turned out to be the real thing. today. authorities arrested 38- year-old matthew muller in connection with the case. now. lawyers for the victims.denise huskins and aaron quinn. say that the vallejo police deparment needs to apologize. kron 4 s j-r stone has their reaction from today s news conference.
happened. they did about speak and answer questions. attorneys say the pair definitely feel vindicated. denise huskins was kidnapped march 23. she claimed she and her boyfriend were tied up and drugged and the kidnappers drove there her parent s home in southern california. police came out and said they thought denise huskins made it up, the kidnapping never happened. that was had last we heard about the case till this morning. the arrest of a man named matthew muller. the person behind the kidnapping. they told the vallejo police department this was real. within hours the police department said it was a hoax and she owed an appall edge to the public. well, today the vallejo police department owes an appall edge to denise huskins and mr. quinn. reporter: how did investigators find matthew muller? last month he was involved in a home invasion robbery. he broke into the home, the couple wasn t hurt and he got away. investigators say he made a mistake, left his cell phone be
were a victim of a violent crime and faced public humiliation afterwards. reporter: they walked hand and hand to the press conference. they didn t speak and at one point denise huskins fought back tears but they feel vindicated. todayed is a terrific day for them. today is a terrific day for them. doesn t mean they didn t suffer the ordeal, this changes nothing about the humiliation, the violence. reporter: denise huskins was kidnapped march 23. she told police she and her boyfriend had been tied up. and the kidnappers dropped her off at her parent s home in southern california. vallejo police believed her story was fake. that was last we heard about the case till this morning. the fbi unsealed an affidavit for the rest of matthew muller. he is a former marine and lawyer. the fbi says he was involved in a home invasion robbery last month and he broke into the house and tied up the couple inside and got away before police arrived. investigators say matthew muller left
change. joining us now from pleasantton, jim steinle, kate s mother, and liz steinle. she was not only beautiful, but a very soleful person. i feel her strength still with me. reporter: her father s voice broke. recalling her words on pier 14 after she was shot. what did she say before she went down? help me dad. reporter: jim steinle talked about gives his daughter mouth to mouth, trying to revive her and the parents also talked about san francisco s sanctuary city policy, and juan lopez, a convicted felon deported five times to mexico. the different agencies let us down. reporter: bill o reilly asked about the petition for a bill called kate s law, that would mandate prison sentences for reported felons who returned to the u.s. i support kate s law, because it would be a legacy in her name. we find solace in the fact that kate was doing what she loved, and she was with the man she loved most, my dad. reporter: we talked about the policy allowing him to
agreement, what happens? there s no reason why there can t be an agreement. all we re lacking is the political will to do so. we ve seen the iran the issue become resolved. our issues are not more complicated than that. we ll be here as long as it takes to get it done. reporter: could be here overnight overnight. absolutely. we re not planning to leave until we have a deal. we have counsel members on council members on vacation. reporter: james gonzalez of the poa saying things are not going well but they plan to stick it out. we also spoke to mayor sam liccardo. my experience has been as a litigator for ten years that every single day in this country there are cases being settled on courthouse steps as people are ready to go to trial. reporter: now the police department says it is just watching and waiting to see what happens tomorrow but says the start of any litigation process won t impact the police force, at least not right away. and even though the city cou