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 behind inside the house. police traced it back to matthew muller. they arrested him and he has been in jail since. during a search of his property, investigators found evidence he was involved in the vallejo kidnapping. one of the unusual items they found that is mentioned in the affidavit were goggles that were used to blind fold denise huskins and according to investigators the blind folds still had long blond hair still stuck to them. one of the things the affidavit mentions, it suggests matthew muller had no ties to denise huskins and the target of the kidnapping was the ex-fiance of erin king. a complicated story. new developments. interesting develops. interesting details. back to you. >> allie rasmus in vallejo, very interesting case. and we have more information as well. the complaint filed by the fbi provides more details about matthew muller. he claimed he is a former marine. and that he suffered gulf war illness and has problems with psychosis. he said he attended harvard from 2003 to 2006 and taught from 2006 to 2009. matthew muller said he quasi- admitted to the -- he was admitted to the california bar. there is no information about why he was disbarred. you can go to www.ktvu.com for more information, including video. the father of a missing baby is believed to have been shot and killed today during a carjacking and police chase. he was killed by sheriff's deputies and highway patrol officers at 7:45 a.m. this morning. his daughter disappeared july 2 from her home near redding. now police fear she is dead. on friday night someone found a pacifier on the side of a freeway 10 miles from the family home. matthew ryan graham disappeared the next day and stole a gun from his mother. after hearing the search for his daughter turned oppossible lead -- turned up a possible lead. >> i don't believe the baby is alive. if the baby had been left out in the elements it has been two weeks, the baby would have been without food or water with temperatures in excess of 100 degrees. >> a husband and wife told police they were carjacked from matthew ryan graham this morning. police traced the car through the navigation system and chased it to where the suspect died after shots were fired. the parents of the bay area woman who was killed are scheduled to talk with fox news host bill o'reilly. kathryn steinle was shot and killed july 1. the suspect is francisco sanchez. he is an illegal immigrant with a long criminal history. he started a petition for kate's law, which would mean a 5 year prison sentence for illegal immigrant who are deported and then come back to the united states. a report out today shows that 1800 undocumented immigrants who were arrested and released from jails were later rearrested for other crimes during an 8 month period last year. were among 8,000 who were freed despite the government's request to hold them for deportation. many stopped honoring detainers saying they can't hold people who have been arrested beyond their scheduled release date without probable cause. the report was released by a group that is against illegal immigration. averting a collapse of greece's economy but there are still steps before it becams reality. more now from ktvu's keba arnold. . >> the agreement means more austerity measures and many are unhappy. thousands rallied against the deal. included are members of current government. this might not provide the bail out. $95billion in loans and financial support over three years. it would preserve greece's membership in the eurozone, and provide stability for the economy. but it requires greeks to accept higher taxes, higher retirement age, pension cuts and more sacrifices. >> i think the starting point is that this is a good deal. good deal. the loss, the conditions, and then had private investment -- the prive investment fund. >> reporter: they have till wednesday to approve it. it is not clear what will happen if it doesn't. they rejected measures a week ago. the agreement that was just reached comes days before banks run out of money. >> what is the white house saying about this potential agreement? >> reporter: the administration says it provides a path for greece's economy to grow again and get stability for dealing with its debt still a lot of work has to be done. >> thank you. the stock market rallied on the news of a potential end to the crisis. the dow is up 217 to 17,977. the nasdaq is up 73 to 5,071. the s&p is up 22 to 2,099. greece's financial crisis has been weighing heavily on international markets. the average price for gas in california has gone up 30 cents and ktvu's tom vacar is at a gas station now with what is going on here. tom? >> reporter: this is simply how the market works. the question is, what do you think? >> reporter: in the u.s. gas prices have been trending down. they average $2.77 but los angeles prices are $4.05, in just 5 days. because the market is so large california's average price is $3.72, 29 cents higher than 5 days ago. despite low oil prices world wide the industry says crude oil and the chemicals needed are in short supply. but it is nothing more than price manipulatation. -- manipulation. . >> reporter: today bay area regular $3.53. 11 cents higher than thursday. 5 days ago. with southern california refineries looking and willing to pay more our prices are sure the rise. [ indiscernible ] >> they will change the destination of the tanker if the price warrants it. >> reporter: he wonders. >> we have a greater price spike right now than we have seen in many, many years in california. is that something just natural problems? which we need to address. or is it being exaser bases by behavior by the sellers? >> reporter: customers have no choice. >> accepting whatever it is. [ indiscernible ] >> you cannot drive without gas, right? >> i notice it. $7 gas -- $70 gas bill is a big difference. >> i don't pay too much attention but i notice when it heavily increases. >> reporter: consumer watch dog says a ship full of fuel will be leaving san francisco for chile tomorrow morning. we will see how that goes. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> last week i was in minnesota and the gas prices were $2.50 a gallon and here it is a dollar more. why such a discrepancy? >> reporter: if you believe the oil industry you have to believe the following, that those refineries in southern california all made a big mistake, because there was concern about the price of gas in california, that nobody cared enough to order oil in and there was not enough oil to come to southern california, if you believe the oil industry. what is going on is it is more expensive but the difference, the dollar is more than it has ever been before. usually 40 cents. >> nice filling up for $2.50 a gallon. tom vacar, thank you. another deadline for a nuclear deal came and went today with iran. even though diplomats seeped ostmystic for a deal -- optimistic for a deal. >> they are not going to sign on to a agreement kill our concerns have been addressed. and as long as they continue a make progress the talks will continue. [ speaking foreign language ] >> very good progress has been made. some issues still remain. as long as they are not reinvolved we cannot announce the agreement -- resolved we cannot announce the agreement. the boy scouts of america announce today gays will be allowed to serve as scout leaders. the committee adopted a resolution that amends their policy. it was passed friday. it allows organizations to select adult leaders without regard to sexual orientation. the board will ratify the resolution july 27. protecting the public. >> recommendations require debate, discussion. >> at 5:30 p.m. new recommendations to police to keep people safe. >> and later a bay area nudist camp accused of stealing water. the new developments in court that could land the owners in jail. >> first a milestone for san francisco transportation. a look at the new presidio parkway that opened this morning. . >> and i am tracking the warm up. no fog. temperatures will be increasing. warm in some locations. i will 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night, 8 hours earlier than expected it was opened and the first cars made their way down the route. >> things have gone smoothly so far but ktvu's claudine wong with the warnings about what is still to come. >> reporter: the presidio parkway, the views are gorgeous. couldn't see much from doyle drive but you can see from presidio parkway but the only view drivers should focus on is the road itself. >> reporter: from sky fox 2 you can see the new presidio parkway. wider. it connects to tunnels and stretches more than a mile and a half along the water front. from the ground, the view is better. >> just an amazing different experience. beautiful. >> reporter: that was the dream of the arct tech. who -- architect who in 1988 realized there was a lot people weren't seeing. >> here is this magnificent view of water, the bay, the bridge, when you are down on it ground you couldn't see it because of the ramps and such of doyle drive. >> reporter: 26 years and $1.1 billion later we have the presidio parkway. it is not just about the view. >> likely -- [ indiscernible ] >> time has come for something to happen. it was cheaper to do it this way than to replace what doyle drive was before. >> reporter: it is not just about seismic issues. >> the old doyle drive had same thing as the bridge, lanes going opposite. >> the views are awesome which is prompting more than a few warnings. drivers are told not to get distracted. >> the driver needs to pay attention to the road. listen to the sign and drive 35 miles per hour. >> the best view you have is the view in front of you of the road. >> reporter: because the road keeps changing, striping could change tomorrow. construction won't be finished for another year. >> if you want to go faster, today we were seeing people going faster than us and it is just not safe yet. >> reporter: it will take some getting used to but those who used the presidio parkway are sure this gateway to san francisco will never get old. >> it will be an icon for generations. >> reporter: speaking of the striping, the striping issue was on the north bound approach to the tunnel, it was shortened because of work but the architect drove it so at 10:00 p.m. they will tweak the lines and heather holmes will have more at 10:00 p.m. a officer was injured this morning in an accident on 680 in the north bound lanes about 9:30 a.m. this morning. the chp says the officer ran into debris in the road. he suffered moderate injuries. the investigation forced the chp to close several flanes an hour. -- lanes for an hour. . he headed out to fill pot holes. he said there is a blitz of pot hole repairs this week to keep streets in repair. he said he wanted to get practical experience so he knew more about what they did in order a make better decisions on the city counsel. >> i want to respect and see what they go through and get their input and advice so i can have oakland become a better, great city like it used to be. >> he said he was trying to help out without getting in the way. it will continue through this month. our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin. wow! beautiful out there. >> yeah. outstanding weather. and warming through the week. last couple days cool around here. fire danger has been light. into tomorrow, next day and next day temperatures go up and we get into a fire danger environment that is typical for this time of year. temperatures today, cool. temperatures tomorrow, right there again. wednesday you will notice a good bump up. off shore here, looking across alameda, this down towards mountain view. you don't see a lot of fog, normally, do you? good air quality and visibility. that is what you notice. few high clouds over head. not fog. high clouds. there is fog in here. the high clouds are drifting into this line of clouds. partly cloudy in the north bay. east bay. clearing rapidly. 83 fairfield. that is warmer. remember last week, 83 fairfield, normally this time of day, 93. yesterday -- or last week -- or last week we had temperatures in the 70s in fairfield. warmer. tomorrow mid-80s. look at temperatures today, warmer by three degrees in fairfield and yesterdaythree degrees in livermore. mid-90s wednesday and thursday. the fog forecast tomorrow morning. fog foot print. burns off. pretty quick, right? more reds. that is typical. reds, 90s. 80s coming this way. cool on the coast. warmer week ahead starting tomorrow. warmer. keeps going up. 89 clear lake. still -- right? 89 clear lake. 89 vacaville tomorrow. 88 fairfield. getting closer. 83 pittsburg. with the increased numbers will be the increased fire danger. take the good with the bad. 83 saratoga. along the coast, you have the fog. it will reform -- have a presence next few days as it gets halter inland. winds -- hotnerland. winds increase -- hotter inland, winds increase. the winds create this fog cycle. that is what will happen. more fog day after day. temperatures peaking on thursday as well as fire danger at the time. thunderstorms are done after a while. we are thunderstorms and showers in the bay area over the last couple weeks. unusual pattern. cool. unsettled. that is done for now. we will go to a typical summer pattern. >> thank you. nasa's new horizons is set to sweep past pluto and beam back image of pluto and the moons. 50 years in the making. the journey itself has taken 9 years. nasa is promising this will be the biggest unveiling in a quarter century. the new horizons space craft will come as close as 7,000 miles at 7:49 a.m. tomorrow morning. . >> 9 years and 3 billion miles. another republican joins the race for the white house as hillary clinton laze out here plans for -- lays out her plans for the economy and a woman takes her ex-husband to court in a fight over 5 frozen embryos that he wants destroyed. why the woman said they are her only shot at having children and neighbors concerned about a company's plan to expand. what they say they want from the company. it took tim morehouse 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(scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com a man who was killed last week when a truck crashes into house has now been identified. the 60-year-old was a passenger in a truck that crashed. the driver was also injured. no one inside the home was hurt. police say excessive speed was the cause of the accident. wisconsin governor scott walk through his hat into the ring, becoming the 15th to know seek the nom-- republican to seek the nomination and hillary clinton delivered an economic address. . >> reporter: wisconsin governor scott walker become the 15th republican to unveil a white house campaign. while his entry marks another big name in the crowded field he is attempting to project a fresher more conservative alternative to his opponents. walker is gaining ground with voters particularly in iowa with a working class background and mid-western appeal with the advantage of tea party credibility that he earned through his fights with unions, hillary clinton is seeking to reject ideas by republicans. she is focused on wages, laying out her priorities in new york. >> i believe we have to build a growth and fairness economy. you can't have one without the other. we can't create enough jobs and new businesses without more growth. >> reporter: hillary clinton is attempting to draw rivals with bernie sanders. >> i think there has to be taking into account how far left they moved itself. >> back to walker, he will make stops in iowa, south carolina, georgia and new hampshire. as for hillary clinton she will be part of the line up of 2016 hopefuls speaking at dinner in iowa on friday. fox news. california attorney general kamala harris has more than $3 million in her campaign war chest for her race for the u.s. senate. $1.6million came in in the past three months and most donations were $25 or less. she is running running for the seat left by barbara boxer. she faces loretta sanchez who hasn't reported her numbers yet. oakland looking at ways to better protect the public. >> a good public debate discussion. >> the new recommendations being considered in light of several high profile police shootings and the danger of drones. why some say they are posing a problem when it comes to public safety. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. a local group says it has several recommendations to reduce the number of beatings and murders of black men by police. the 100 black men of the bay area says after several unarmed black men were killed it is time to stand up. ktvu's paul chambers with how all of this started. >> reporter: the local president of the 100 black men bay area says the group has been in the forefront of the issue and ignited after a man was shot in south carolina earlier this year. >> reporter: scenes like this are becoming all too common for one group. this shows the officer firing 8 times at walter scott. >> i wish it was just other areas. right here, as we know, there was the oscar grant case. >> reporter: he has 8 recommendations for the city to adopt. >> the idea, recommendations, require good deal of debate, discussion and some are good recommendations. >> reporter: some of the recommendations are make sure officers get a warrant before taking cell phone video. and creating a campaign encouraging people to record interaction between police and a special suspect. >> we support the police 100%. what we don't support are the rogue officers or those that have just gone too far. >> reporter: they released a statement, we have seen significant reductions in use of force incidents and complaints against officers. we have also improved our training to include additional training and a focus on de- escalation of force. >> a good public debate discussion. and -- but it is how do i engage the citizen to get more involved? >> reporter: they will present their recommendations before the city counsel tomorrow. he says recommendations are not just centralized for oakland it is just a starting point. >> what are the chances the city will move forward to implement them? [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: if the committee likes the recommendations and agrees to it they will take it to the counsel and have the counsel vote on it. a lot of these things are already implemented. >> thank you. two men from santa rosa are expected to be arraigned tomorrow in connection with a shooting of a prostitute at motel 6. both of the men are students at santa rosa junior college. he is the gunman, he is held in lieu of $1 million bail. the man who drove him from the scene is facing charges of being an accessory and held on a half million dollars bail. police say the woman remains in critical suspicion is up to now is -- condition and is up to not not able to give information. . fullson state prison is the first, a judge found conditions were so poor one inmate was dying each week of medical malpractice or neglect. since then california spent $2 billion on new medical facilities and reduced the prison population by 40,000. the special olympic torch, runners are about to arrive in petaluma and ktvu's ken wayne is there. how far away is it? >> reporter: we are expecting them to arrive here in downtown petaluma in 10, 15 minutes or so. the community standing by waiting for them to arrive. 7,000 started this morning in sacramento and fanned out on different routes across northern california. this group went from sacramento to santa rosa and then they will arrive here in petaluma to a big welcome to honor theathletes who will be -- the athletes who will be heading to los angeles for the games. >> this is my 25th 25th year in law enforcement and this is the most rewarding thing i have ever done in my career. that is why i continue to do the basketball championships, they are very special people and we have bonds with them. >> reporter: what do you compete in in track and field? >> 25 meters and then 50. >> reporter: how do you do? >> pretty fast. >> reporter: do you win? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you have gold medals? >> yeah. >> how many? >> couple. about 10. >> reporter: not bad. the group continues south and end up in san rafael and tomorrow they head into san francisco. this culmin mates with the special olympics in los angeles starting july 25. frank? >> story puts a smile on your face. ken wayne, waiting for the torch to arrive. thank you. the owners of a nudest camp accused of stealing water. >> this is a -- [ indiscernible ] >> this isn't a one time incident. >> the charges they face that could land them in jail for years. >> plus new report the escape of one of mexico's most dangerous drug lords had been planned for more than a year. and money troubles for 50 cent. the drug enforcement administration knew more than a year ago escape plans were being created for joaquin l chapoguzman. the dea told the mexican government about the efforts. however the dea didn't know it would involve a tunnel which he used when he escaped from a maximum security prison. his escape created problems for mexico's president. he campaigned of fighting violence involving drug cartels. 50 cent is in need of a dollar. he files for chapter 11 bankruptcy today the same day he was called to testify about his finances. he has 10-$50 million in assets and the same amount in death. he is on trial for uploading a sex tape online without the other person's consent.the weekend in sports. the baby is here. they welcomed their daughter. she will have ways to go to catch her sister in terms of celebrity status. she zoomed into the top 50 in u.s. baby names and her an ticks continue to -- antics continue to move the meadal -- needle. >> reporter: torrey smith knows about kids going viral. his one-year-old was so moved by the groove he went to work on a touchdown dance. that is nfl ready. he is an all star, all stars have a way of coming out on top. sunday, robbed of a home run. >> gets to second base. >> reporter: he is an all star. his next at bat, same direction but this time he can only watch. bruce bochy made a decision, naming clayton kershaw to the squad. how could you? you can see the game tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. right here on fox 2. >> that is a look. all right. owners of a nudest camp accused of stealing water during the drought. >> they were in court today. we were there when they were in court and the charges they are now facing. >> and bigger than black friday, how amazon and walmart are battling for your business. >> loading up the forecast for your bay area tuesday. warmer tomorrow. i will let you know how much warmer for the middle of the week. and a kitchen with just as many layers. 0!ockñ?çóxo life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. the owner of a nudest camp -- the owners of a a nudest camp were arraigned for stealing water to keep their resort open. if convicted they could face three years in prison. ktvu's azenith smith was at the courthouse today. with the drought the district attorney's office said they would prosecute but now comes a sense of urgency. >> reporter: yeah. this punishment may sound severe but businesses can't go around see water and take it. >> reporter: at a time when california is entering the 4th year of a drought, prosecutors want to use the case as an example. >> the message is for anybody. you know, if we are in a drought, if you need water you need to take the appropriate steps to obtain that. >> reporter: glyn stout and lori kay did not enter a plea. accused of diverting water from hendrys creek owned by the midpeninsula regional open space district. >> this is trespassing. this isn't a one time incident. they were told not to take water from hendrys creek. >> reporter: prosecutors say they removed water lines and have pictures of workers installing pipes. the theft herding wildlife and the public since the water ends up in the reservoir. >> three years of drought. hendrys creek went dry as it crosses into the lupin lodge property. i would assume same thing is happening. so it is important to make sure no more diversions occur. >> the couple said they long used the creep to help with fire suppression and for topping off their pools. prosecutors say glyn stout admitted to diverting 5 gallons per minute but they don't have an exact total of how much water was taken. >> reporter: two employees are facing the same charges and they will be in court for their arraignment tomorrow. >> is this camp still open for business or has it been forced to shut down? >> reporter: we went by the camp today and it is open. they are celebrating 80 years of body freedom next month. >> thank you. walmart is taking on amazon in a battle to get your business. amazon is offering big deals for prime day, wednesday, july 15. the company's idea is to create a day of sales bigger than black friday so in response walmart is offering its own deal day at the same time. amazon's prime day is promising deals every 10 minutes it is only for prime member whose pay a yearly fee and walmart is trying to use that to its advantage. its deals will be for everyone. >> we have the two biggest retails falling over themselves to cut cost for people. this on top of falling oil prices is good news for america. >> while walmart has dominated the space for decades it has been playing catch up with amazon. amazon made $22 billion in revenue last quarter. complaints about apple's treatment of other streaming music apps grabbed the attention of the federal trade commission. they met with rival services that are concerned about apple violating laws. last week spotify urged people not to subscribe through the apple app store because they would be charged more due to apple taking a 30% cut. warm up is heading our way. back to bill in the weather center now. >> warming up. frank was in minneapolis last week, no brun -- brown lawns. >> don't have to worry about water. rained one day than -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> yeah. we are in the middle of a drought. we are not going to see rain for a while. we will get warmer and that will increase the fire danger. i was talking to somebody from arizona today, arizona, right, they are not having water problems. they have all the water they need. interesting. pulling it from the colorado river and draining it. we have water concerns and they will continue along with fire concerns. there is the cloud cover. no chance of showers. filtered sunshine. clouds working their way over the bay area. the mid-section of the bay area. you can see, you have the winds blowing fairfield, 29. that is a gust. sustained 21. windy. breezy. which is what it does in antioch and pittsburg. siphon pumping pretty good -- sfo pumping pretty good. last week we had wind. this low-pressure system, this low is going to get nudged to the north by this high. it is a fight. right? it will nudge it to the north and we will warm a little bit each day. not going going to get hot. inland valley thursday into the low 90s. through the microclimates tomorrow. lafayette 88 degrees. 85 concord. 88 antioch. eastern livermore valley, morgan hill and gilroy. 89 vacaville. 85 antioch, brentwood. 84 morgan hill. along the coast. nice weather. victs are good. the low -- visibilities are good. the low. cleans out the atmosphere. air quality real good. good again tomorrow and then temperatures peak into the bay area thursday. nice looking bay area week ahead. spikes on thursday. nothing crazy. no red flag warning. >> in minnesota -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you can take a long shower. >> thank you. heighting the danger of drones. -- high lighting the dangers of drones. >> it can be extremely dangerous if you get too close to a wildfire. cal fire has a warning. in minutes, battling over frozen embryos. why the woman is fighting to save the frozen embryos and the parents of a woman shot and killed earlier this months are speaking out on a popular cable show, what they are saying about san francisco's sanctuary law. drones can get close up videos of fire and give a different perspective but they can also be dangerous. cal fire says there have been four incidents where it has had to ground planes because of people flying their drones. ktvu's john sasaki in contra costa county now to show us why. john? >> reporter: here is the concern. drones like this one which is my own, they can bring the air attack on wildfire to a halt and as you can see, they can shoot hundreds of feet into the air, creating a hazard for fire fighting aircraft. >> reporter: along highway 4, 5 fires broke out. >> possible somebody dragging a chain down the freeway or breaks. >> reporter: he says firefighters knocked down the fires quickly enough that air support was called off. >> reporter: but on big fires there is nothing like help from above. >> invalable to us. they can drop re-- invaluable to us. they can drop retardant. >> reporter: that is why drones flown by people who want to shoot video are problematic. this is video shot by a viewer. on fires where helicopters are in flight a drone could cause serious trouble for the firefighters. >> there is a drone in there, causing a mid-air collision, it could cause damage to the aircraft, or worse it could cause a collision, cause the aircraft to crash. >> reporter: so on big fires the faa will order a flight restriction keeping other aircraft out out of the area. >> so drones, of course, no communication there. means we have to shut down our fire fighting efforts. >> the fire will get bigger. a bigger left it to life -- threat to life and property. not good. >> reporter: i want to point out 4:00 p.m. when we were flying it, it was windy, it was hard to control. that is one of the big problems with these things because there is so much wind on the wildfires. this week they are making a public service announcement to remind the public to keep these things away from wildfires. >> back to you. how hard is it to fly? >> reporter: it is easy once you get used to it. the controls are delicate. it is hard to control when the conditions are right. right now it is calm so it wasn't too bad. >> john sasaki in contra costa county thank you. the pentagon is working on plans to lift a ban on transgender individuals in the military. the goal is one of the -- end one of the last barriers service. -- to service. . ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. a stunning new twist in a kidnapping case that vallejo called a hoax. tonight we are learning of an arrest and the suspect is also accused in another violent crime. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> this afternoon the two victims of the kidnapping in vallejo appeared at news connen for. their attorneys -- conference. their attorneys say police owe them an apology. ktvu's allie rasmus was that news conference. the story continues to get stranger. >> reporter: that's right. the latest development, the fbi today unsealed an affidavit and matthew muller was behind the kidnapping. and the affidavit suggest that the kidnapping may have been a case of mistaken identity. matthew muller may have been trying to kidnap the ex- girlfriend of erin quinn and instead took denise huskins. it doesn't change the fact they

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