jenna: welcome back, everybody. we re awaiting word on the fate of two americans being held in iran. shane bauer and josh fattal have been behind bars in iran for more than two years now. the pair were supposedly going to be released for each paying half million dollar bail. but a judge, who allegedly has to sign for their release upon payment is on vacation and will return in a few days. it s a little unclear what is going on behind the scenes here. patrick kaufman, director of research at the washington institute and an expert on iran. patrick, how do you think this plays out? this is about iranian domestic politics. president ahmadinejad has spent the last six years disrespecting the parliament and judiciary. this is a chance to spoil his trip to new york for the u.n. general assembly where he is giving a speech on friday. they are going to do their best to make him squirm. jenna: you don t expect the hikers to be out this week? well, it wouldn t surprise me if they were
scenic golf course, but today golfers have been distracted by the sight of crime scene tape. i think tea very sad. reporter: golfers learned that a double-homicide happened last night. investigators say at about 9:45 gunfire rang out at a party inside wedge s restaurant. what the officers reported is people fleeing, running away from the building, fleeing at high rates of speed and cars, as they left the arab. reporter: paramedics rushed three people tot medical center. one of them died. another man was taken by on a friend to the hospital, where he died. the two other victims suffered minor injuries and now police are trying to learn information from the roughly 100 young people, which they admit is challenging. dealing with people between the ages of 16 and 25, it s typical that they are scared for they are safety, especially knowing that homicide suspects are still at large. reporter: police add that they don t know who held the party or why. through the mana
begin with haven t been revealed. ktvu s john sasaki reports. reporter: monarch bay is a scenic golf course, but today golfers have been distracted by the sight of crime scene tape. i think tea very sad. reporter: golfers learned that a double-homicide happened last night. investigators say at about 9:45 gunfire rang out at a party inside wedge s restaurant. what the officers reported is people fleeing, running away from the building, fleeing at high rates of speed and cars, as they left the arab. reporter: paramedics rushed three people tot medical center. one of them died. another man was taken by on a friend to the hospital, where he died. the two other victims suffered minor injuries and now police are trying to learn information from the roughly 100 young people, which they admit is challenging. dealing with people between the ages of 16 and 25, it s typical that they are scared for they are safety, especially knowing that homicide suspects are still at large