they told us that they would tell us just one line of the bus line, 65 is affected and minimal impact. but the bigger impact is camden avenue, a major thoroughfare located off highway 35. if you don't have to be in this area to avoid it as it is an ongoing situation. and at this point they are not releasing any information about the suspect and the woman or how many people may be inside that home. frank? >> all right, we should also point out here that the helicopter pictures we've been showing are not live because we don't want to give away any police positions. now, do we know whose house this is is and who has lived in this house? >> we don't. they have not said at this point. telling you how many people may be inside as we know about that minimum two. i should also mention that they have told us that they would fire two shots in to the ground before taking a moment inside. and about 4:00, about an hour after they would get that report a shot of about another shot fired, which they say they do not come from them and at this point they are hearing about three possible shots from this suspect gone. and again we're not sure if they would turn at this point as they have not been taking their time to get that set up. like i said, i've got an update from them in the last five minutes as they say they will be about to attend and make contact with the suspects. >> all right, we'll check back in with you throughout the course of the newscast at 6:00. maureen naylor at san jose today. thank you. over the golden gate bridge and the amazing display of the lightning today as it appears to have hit that south tower. take a look at that along san francisco's market street and the umbrellas were out as we have seen them walking to school this morning. and the rain is also dousing anyone outside in the busy financial district. in the east bay the wet weather also soaked downtown walnut creek generally a busy area and the steady rain would keep the sidewalks pretty clear of people from most of the day. ktvu's allison smith was on the peninsula today with a lightning strike. >> reporter: julie, let me tell you that this backyard looks better than what they did this morning as they would spend the day cleaning up the mess and collect the debris at one point where it looked like a bomb went off. >> this is what they just showed you in their backyard and what they would look like monday morning. and that they started everywhere. and it gave me a minute. and that it fell down. and that it will be exploding. >> it happened at 8:00 on monday morning to go to the bathroom outside and that they would see lightning and they heard an exnotion. >> and i saw a piece of it. and up from the sky. and that landing right on their bed. and to show you the glass shattered everywhere. but estimated that they would stand 100 feet tall and the impact is so strong that they would pierce the lawn. >> they are attempting something that they have never seen before and it is a miracle really. >> her neighbors have showed us a part of the tree that came through their fence and one of the logs that went crashing through their kitchen window breaking a few lights. nearly missing it all. >> and picked up the window here and headed to the back of the house, the lightning would hit and a piece of the tree came crashing through the window. >> it is unbelievable as i have never heard of a sound like that before. >> they would consider themselves lucky and correct them for saving her life. cocoa also shaken up. her nerves rattled. >> i'm very shocked. and at the same time i also feel very lucky that i'm alive. >> reporter: this tree is difficult to hold on to. we saw parts of the entire neighborhood and what it is not just confined to the backyard. >> we're lucky that her dog was able to wake her up. thank you. many people shared some great video of the pictures of the rain all over northern and central california. this is from santa cruz. it looked like a waterfall there pouring down this set of stairs. and also in santa cruz a big flash of lightning as the line of thunderstorms would move through their area. and the rain is just what we need and that it will be a great start to the rainy season. >> as we just saw the weather put on quite a show in the south bay and the peninsula today. and this afternoon the drenching cars, and the roads. lightning lit up the sky along with some thunder. and then later today, they would make the appearance and produce that rainbow. it is a welcoming change from the drought. >> it is kind of neat and everybody got a part of that here in the valley. but it is all welcomed up. and for a change. >> they also lead to thundershowers out there about 20 in the south bay according to the chp. and also as many as 800 bay area customers lost power from the storm-related outages. well, it was sure great to see the rain. let's bring in chief meteorologist bill martin. >> reporter: what's happening right now, still some scattered showers. this system is pretty cool. not that wet. no, it was wet this morning and we had the thunderstorms, but the accumulations, actually half an inch, a quarter of an inch. most of us somewhere between half of an inch of rain to .3 inches. just what we needed. it is not a very el niño-like storm. a very cold storm. you'd expect those storms as we've got the snow levels with this system that will be down around 4,200 feet or something like that. the snow levels are quite low. let's back this up as i wanted to show you how it looks this morning to go back this morning and about 7:19 it starts rumbling off san rafael, do you see it right there with that line of thunderstorms? 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. as they would start hammering along the peninsula and then you could see them start to pass on through and die down. in and out south bay, at what time? 9:30 to 10:00. and then you're gone. we've got scattered showers on out there right now with a big break going on. more scattered showers in the forecast tonight. and more rainfall possibly with some of the numbers from today. like i say, a tenth of an inch and a quarter of an inch. you may have had more if you were one of those people on the strong cells. but the main gauge is a quarter of inch to half an inch. in the mountains, they would remain in effect for the next 12 hours as they would get hammered with more snow and a foot and a half of snow. and before it is all over. so when i come back. we will put this together. and a bunch of stuff going up with the impact on the weather. >> a reminder that you could get today's weather alerts by going to our website ktvu.com. a woman died this morning after she was hit in the crosswalk near the pleasant hills bart station. according to police the driver of the van that hit her ran a red light. police say that the driver is a 43-year-old man. it happened just before 8:00 near walnut creek. police say the 56-year-old victim was taken to the hospital and died a few hours later. she's from walnut creek. officers say the driver did remain at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. the trial for the accused san francisco china town gang leader raymond "shrimp boy" chow is now underway. accused of heading back to a life of crime and killing his way to the top of the chinese gang. ktvu tara moriarty reports now on today's opening statements and their elaborate and extensive federal sting to catch chow. >> reporter: at times this trial played out like a hollywood movie, drawing comparisons to the god father in ocean's 11, referring to raymond "shrimp boy" chow as a task of characters. >> the battle line has been drawn. >> reporter: they painted chow as a reformed ex-gangster, who devoted himself to the chinese community and school fundraising. but the prosecution allegations that he was guilty of a slew of charges including murder, conspiring to racketeer and money laundering. prosecutors called chow sinister and ordered the cold- blood style hit of chinatown businessman in 2006. a man that he would replace as the dragonhead of the chinese fraternal association. chow was also charged with conspiring to murder an alleged gang rival found shot to death along with his wife in 2013. prosecutors say that half a dozen people from chow's inner circle will be testifying against him. and the defense said that the witnesses are criminals who have implicated chow and at the last minute to gain more lenient sentences for themselves. the prosecution says that they will present federal chilling undercover recordings of chow taped in an fbi sting where two agents posed as gangsters. prosecutors alleged chow accepted bribes. his client was entrapped by the fbi in an elaborate sting where undercover agents pried chow with alcohol and fancy meals, spending more than $1 million ontrips, luxury hotels, even a $250 drink for chow's girlfriend. that is one small aspect of government overbreach, the government overkill. the government in essence, you know, creating crime and funding the criminality. >> reporter: and now that opening statements are completed, the witnesses are up. first up we heard from a police officer who responded to the scene of allen's killing. next up the fbi special agent. and now sarah says that their client chow will be taking the stand himself at which point he stood up, smiled, waved, said hello to the jury as trials will resume tomorrow. in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. the driver of the pickup truck died in san jose this morning after her truck slammed in to a free and she veered off the expressway near the avenue and hit the tree about 4:00 this morning. they say that the driver and one of two passengers were both trapped inside the truck. for both of them are listed in critical condition. and they hit them so hard and that they flew all over the streets. they went out on strike today. cab drivers braved the rain hitting the pickup line. and they say that they are upset because they may eliminate mandatory fingerprint checks for those operators. and that they argued ride sharing companies should have to follow the same rules. >> that will be a good background checks and because it will be number one as we would need a fairness. >> san jose hopes by backing off the fingerprint requirement that they would help require them to the international airport as it is the only airport in the bay area where the passengers, they don't have the option of the uber or lift. they are expected to pick up the issue when they meet tomorrow. from this fire in san francisco and their mission district. what the owner now wants to build on that property. and why people on social media say they are not surprised. also bowing to pressure. sea world makes a major announcement about its killer whale show. when the park plans to end the performances in san diego. and the officer was killed in 2011 as he was chasing a suspect in vallejo. today the man who killed him learns his sentence. coming up next, reaction to how much time that man will be spending behind bars. and the number of people in lp payingyour household.urance with just your age, income, zip code, information you probably know off the top of your head. enroll by december 15th to be covered by january 1st. he learned his fate today as he joins us live. the convicted killer will never get out of prison. >> that's right. he was sentenced to life in prison for his role. the killing happened in november of this year as they would chase him after robbing a bank. he shot him three times as they would say he was an officer that would do much more in that community saying he was a perfect example. that he would never be free closing a tough chapter in vallejo. not only for the family with the internal life in front of them to move on. and to meet what they were to the community to focus on the examples, rather than the trial. >> he left behind three daughters, also left where the girls are on the basketball team that he coaches. a coach that they would frequently pick up some of their less fortunate players. his work was about much more than just that. he was heroic and courageous and people out there that need to go to jail as he was one of those to better that community also. very well rounded. and now to be a huge family man, which would help him be the person that he was. >> reporter: smith was convicted of the bank robbery and the killing four months ago. i'm john sasaki ktvu fox 2 news. and it seems like an endless world of information out there, but the internet that you see every day is actually just a fraction of what is really out there, most of the web doesn't show up in your google search. the rest is an online underworld of the hackers, drug dealers, black markets. tonight they would speak to the former police detective who would say that he is still blown away by what he would find in the internet, difficult to conduct the investigation in this part of the internet. >> showing us how they would access that back door in to your home and car. he was able to find that address without the pass wort at a hospital in san francisco. he could shut down that system with just a single click. plus why they are now on the dark net. now to the coverage of the rainy weather rolling through the bay area. the cold storm would move through the region. in oakland they would do their best to try to stay dry as they fell on and off throughout the afternoon. the wet weather would bring lightning and thunder that lit up their sky. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin once again as it feels like the beginning. >> yeah, we have that winter vibe too and the watches in the burn area today. with all the acreage that we would have burned up around clear lake. you'll have the mud flows and the debris flows. we didn't get any reports of those, but any time it rains that we'll be talking about the flash flood watches. outside right now with a little cumulus cloud that will be lingering behind now for the next 24 hours. we'll see a few scattered showers, just lingering around here as you'll be looking close here as you can see that system spinning off. now what you're going to see are a few lightning strikes. pretty much the end of what we have seen here as we have talked a little bit about that basically. and the story is that they would roll through, right? and they would deposit the cold air, which will bring us a chance for valley fog as we'll be tracking that too. now overnight lows, they'll get down there. daytime highs in the 60s as the showers will end. but the temperatures are way down. you'll see the temperatures working their way back in. that's the wrongdoer as we'll show you in just a minute. we're looking for clearing and drying and their warmer weather for the next few days in the mid-60s as they will not be that warm for them and as we have seen with the five-day forecast loaded up. we'll track those lingering showers as they were coming down. i better get used to this. it'll feel like we'll have a wet weather. >> yes, there is snow (mark) in the mountains. >> thank you. an update to breaking news. going on down in san jose just talking to police with the update from the scene. >> i want to give you an update. and the outcome that anyone has hoped for at this point. that they are dead and that an officer has been grazed by a bullet that several of my colleagues here heard several gunshots. and then again i heard according to a source that they came out to look for them and they were said to be done, the very smooth situation. no longer circling the area. and that we will of course bring that to you as soon as we get it. >> and how they came to be in that house? >> at this point. at 2:5, the man with the gun came to the house in camden avenue near san jose, firing two shots, forcing the woman in to the home. they were there for several hours, while the team came in. they have not released any information about the two or if there were more people for them inside that home there barricaded. >> do we know anything at all? about how they were killed? >> i'm hearing that it was a gunshot, i'm still waiting for information, reporting more. and the fact that according to the sources, the hostage is dead and the suspect is dead. the officer was grazed by the bullet. again, we have several crews still gathering information. and that they were told to stay in their homes as they would see them, the baby being reported out of the area as they were trying to have that caution as they were concerned. as they had fired shots, in front of the home and they were concerned about the safety for them and their hostage as well as the general public. frank and julie? >> it appears to be shut down. do we know any idea on how long they will be told to stay in their place or how long they could come back in to that area. >> and at this point no indication at 5:00 i spoke to police and that they were just getting ready to have their negotiation teams make contact with the suspects. that is just about six minutes before they heard the gunshot fired. at this . they will obviously have a major investigation to wrap up to investigate. but at this point that we're not sure in terms of the traffic in terms of the area. now, how many people have you allowed back in and when? we are hoping to get an update from police very soon as they would come back to their staging area as we would hope to bring you back here too. >> just to recap here from what we understood that there were sources and the suspect. that they were killed. and that they were also killed. that they were grazed following the hospital situation as they would be working to get more. that'll be our top story at 6:00 hopefully with new information tonight. killer whales in captivity, a source of protest for years. now sea world says they are ending the killer whale park in san diego. and what is in their place. and new at 6:00, caught on camera where they would start their violence to leave one man with head injuries. and plus a rally over their race at uc berkeley. the plan to push for more at 6:00. my name is griselda zendejas. i love working in the salinas area because i always wanted to do something where i could help people around me. so being a construction supervisor for pg&e gives me the opportunity to give a little bit back to my community. i have three boys. they're what keep me going every day. our friends, families live in the area. and it is important for all of us that we keep our community safe. together, we're building a better california. sea world is falling under public pressure to phase out their killer whale show in san diego. and the the ceo of sea world said today that the killer whale show would end some time next year and that he says that he is being fazed out because of their customer feedback and that it will be important to note that they have been struggling in attendance because of all the backlash of their killer whale shows. that they would say that the park, they will offer the different kind of experience in 2017. and that they would focus on their natural setting and behaviors. now, it is not clear yet if the killer whale shows will also end at their park in orlando and san antonio. volkswagen is trying to pass customers that have gotten the diesel vehicles linked to their scandal with money. and that they will be sending 482,000 customers in the u.s., the gift cards and vouchers, acceptance does not mean they need to give up their rights to sue volkswagen. that they carried out the deliberate deception. >> they would send over their headquarters, the specialist that would work with their local people and to tinker with the software and to get them to temporarily comply. >> volkswagen, they still have not come one a fix for their vehicle involved. that they have acknowledged that software was designed to trick their government test and emissions. and that the diesel vehicles could admit to more than 40 thyme tons more than the amount overply -- 40 tons more than the amount of pollutants allowed. they would allow 179 points, dropping 51, down 20. and the investors would react to a big drop of imports by china. displaced after the big fire in the mission over the weekend. now, many are wondering what will happen for that apartment building. and that they will try to get as much as they can from their investment. coming up next, the plans for their valuable piece of land. and a judge today, they would set a huge bail for two police officers that are charged with murder for shooting and killing the 6-year- old boy. what their body cam videos would show you in the moments leading up to the shooting. students get their wish as they resign and the blame that he says he is taking. now and then we all appreciate a little help. through covered california, health insurance could cost less than you think. and most uninsured californians could get help paying 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david campos has been fighting for the mission. >> i have heard that, you know, the last few months, you know, that we've been dealing with that kind of speculation, that is something that we take seriously working closely to make sure they are investigated. >> you need to try to get as many as you can from your investments, that they would be improving the area before it will be back online. and then they could find that place in san francisco for that long that will be tough. >> if it is rent control and housing and to find something comparable is very challenging. >> reporter: yesterday's fire was the eighth residential fire in the mission this year. preparations are underway in milwaukee. they'll have just eight candidates including ben carson, donald trump and others. analysts say that the biggest fireworks could come from carson for lashing out for unfair coverage following reports of the discrepancies in his autobiography. >> that there will be a lot of people that will be threatened, seeing their polling against hillary and how well i do as they are worried. >> they will feature chris christie and jindal. tomorrow night's debate will be designed to focus on their issues. and you can watch their debate on the fox business network beginning at 6:00 p.m. our time. ross palombo will be in milwaukee reporting live throughout the night. a judge has set bail at $1 million each for the two police officers for the shooting death of the 6-year-old boy with autism. they are charged with killing jeremy martis last tuesday. his father chris huge was badly wounded. their attorney said that body camera video shows that chris had his hands up when they opened fire. one of the officers apparently knew the little boy's father with reports that they may have seen him arguing with his girlfriend at a bar before the shooting. this is a small community and everybody knows situation, and they're paying the price. >> the officers are charged of second-degree murder. the boy announced today that -- the president is stepping down at end of the year come protest of the handling of charged incidents. reactions from the students and faculty. >> the president of the university of missouri resigning. >> i take full responsibility for this frustration. and i take full responsibility for the inaction that has occurred. >> reporter: many students cheering on the news of tim wolf. >> it is about the equal rights in campus and the beginning of it all. >> it is time for the racial issues to be addressed. >> it is great to see the students around this,  exercising their rights. >> reporter: at an emotional vigil last night that they have handled the matter of race and discrimination after other students and the government. they say that it will be time to move forward. >> it is a problem that is always around on this university. we've had some problems. for those to be addressed is good. >> reporter: the resignation is a step that is necessary towards healing on campus. today's rain is a welcoming sight for most californians. and we'll show you what is being done to protect you against mud slides. 49er fans have something to cheer about. scott reese will wrap it up for us and the new starting quarterback blaine gabbert. oakland raiders are coming off a tough loss yesterday, just one of the big games that happened yesterday. >> scott reiss gives us bullet points in this week's reiss pieces. >> the momentum slowed in pittsburgh. but derek carter's stock continues to rise. four more touchdown passes giving him 2349 for the year. not bad for a 24-year-old in his second season. >> grain gabbert may or -- blaine gabbert may or may not remain the niners starting qb. fans were split in their reaction to the cameo. we know one thing they were not wearing gabbert jerseys except this guy. i tried to find one on a website, but found a choice between the jaguars variety. i guess gabbert hasn't made it yet afterall. stanford continues its wave of success and great stories. passing andrew luck to become the all-time winningest quarterback. continuing their push with another monster game, throwing one on their first attempt. the last undefeated team again. okay, maybe that's not news, but this is, making 38 three pointers this season. more than the entire teams with the direction of the weekend. the extra point attempted, don't look past them. by the way they won that game. and finally the bathe gone awry when a high school player got a tad overzealous. all right, now it is one of the busiest bart stations, getting the makeover. the improvement plan. the effort to prevent the mud slides from falling. i'm still tracking some lingering showers in the area. we will talk about that and take a look at the updated rain total. it's a welcoming sight. and rain is also a cause for concerns. they went to lake county with the threat of the flash floods and their mud slides in that area that was burned up by the valley fire. >> reporter: and near their community, it still looks and smells like fire. >> i have a hard time believing it as it used to be their life. >> rocky fire, then the valley fire that would burn their homes and hillside. if they weren't enough. we could bring the expectation of the wet weather with the other threat looming. >> and that they would play in a lot of grass, but i really don't think that they would have enough time here. >> and drive along their highway on 175 and you'll see the charge that they will be dotted with the green. and an effort to prevent that expected slide in that area that will be broken to slides. >> it will be pretty gnarly for some. >> it is not just landslides and mud slides that are a threat, but there's toxic materials left on these burned out properties. the rain isn't great for that either. >> to get as much equipment on the ground as soon as you can to beat the rain. and that they will be working in the rain. >> they have crews working in protective gear to clean out property to get them ready for homeowners to rebuild their lives. >> i have fought a lot of fires and that they would have a lot of heart. >> reporter: the fires in lake county, they would take a lot. >> for this to be gone it is very sad. >> what's left is all heart. >> and that they would react to it easily. >> reporter: noelle walker ktvu fox 2 news. >> all the rain in the bay area means plenty of snow in the sierra and today they would hit the slopes. forecasters including our own bill martin are predicting up to a foot and a half of fresh powder on the highest peaks by tonight, making for slippery conditions in the sierra. if you're there, they say that chains or snow tires are now required on most highways around lake tahoe. >> and with that snow we have not seen that in such a long time. we'll go back to bill right now. what a good fight for everyone to believe the snow in the mountains. >> yes, it is snow in the mountains and rain here with that morning commute, but you're right for four years that we've been dry and we have not had much, but here it is starting to feel like winter with the good news. some temperatures outside a cool storm. highs today just in that upper 50s. 59 in antioch and morgan hill and it was not a very warm storm as you would expect for el niño. there is a live picture now as the sun will set. and that cold air moves off that you're going to seat thunderstorms and these big clouds starting to die down. an update for you that it seems like it was more than what they were. and the official rain gauges, that we would pick up, you know, half an inch in santa rosa or under half an inch in redwood city and in livermore and closer to just a little over half of an inch. and so that again it will be the thing that you'll know with this system and notice how it is coming down like this, that you're seeing more of the regular season winter storm and a classic el niño with showers lingering down here by san andreas, right here in that elk grove area and talking about showers. and that it will be a nice landing as we speak. and that we have 70s and the 80s, 60s in livermore and that five-day forecast like this, kind of mild, right? and then warms up a bit on thursday and friday and towards that weekend. >> that is getting a little something. >> yes, that's good. >> thanks, bill. a shooting star, an airplane, and a ufo. nope. this is actually a missile launched from the star and it could be seen throughout california. why the military said they kept the launch a secret. new at 6:00 caught on camera a violent attack at a bay area store. >> he was punched in the face. >> what investigators say started the violence that left the man with head injuries. as an everyday business person, and not colonel sanders, why sometimes i'm just too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up with eight pieces of delicious, original recipe chicken. it's finger lickin' good. now to that missile test that would get a lot of attention on saturday night. a picture as the missile would fly over the wedding in palm springs. first no one would have any idea on what it was. but the u.s. navy says that it was a planned test and it turns out that there is another missile test this afternoon, but it did not get near that attention that the missile would launch on saturday got. >> today's launch was the final test for the ballistic submarine off the coast of southern california. and the saturday night launch was seen from their bay area all the way to mexico. that they would spark a lot of comment and speculation on social media. now, some people thought it was a ufo, but the amazing thing is exactly what it was. however they would not say when tests like these are being done, so the prying eyes such as the russian and the chinese, they cannot watch or get information on things like the mission's project -- projection and speed. >> we saw a light and we thought it was a shooting star or an airplane with a bright light shining through the back. >> it was moving like a plane, but as it moves, the screen got brighter and expanding out behind. >> officials say the submarine fired a triden ii missile where it was not armed. the navy has 14 ballistic submarines and each carry 24 trident missiles, each tipped with warheads to hit different targets just thousands of miles away. the missiles cost $31 million built in sunnyvale first launched in 1989. so far officials say that there are more than 150 successful launches. a multimillion dollar makeover is finally coming to a busy san francisco bart station that a lot of riders say is an eyesore. the chronical reports today that they plan to modernize the station. one bart official told us that the station looks like an unsupervised construction site. and for many tourists, the bart station offers a first impression of the city when they would get off the train. >> we could probably do it a little better. in our city, i feel like it is a beautiful city and so it would be nice to see that down here. >> among the improvements will be a more inviting entrance, repairs to the sea lane, and upgrades to the escalators and elevators. but plans to invest $30 million in to the project initially, and the first route of the improvements should be complete by 2018. we begin with breaking news, a hostage standoff comes to a tragic end in the south bay. tonight the hostage and the suspect both dead and the officer is wounded. all of this comes hours after the suspect fired shots in to the ground and forced a woman inside a home. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. that breaking news happening in san jose's neighborhood. that's where the standoff came to an end just a short time ago. it was all happening at a home on camden avenue north of highway 85. ktvu maureen naylor is on the scene now, talking with police. maureen, what have you learned? >> reporter: well julie and frank, at this point this is all developing in the last hour as you mentioned. in the last hour a source tells us that the the suspect is dead along with the woman that he took hostage. we are still awaiting police to come out to give us an update. at this point they still have the perimeter set up and people still not being allowed in the area. camden avenue is a very busy section of the area here off 85. usually at this point it was 5:00 to 6:00 tonight several colleagues heard several bangs, gunshots, and flash bang explosions. sky fox has been overhead all afternoon. now, shortly after we heard those gunshots, a source tells us that they would look out and say that it was 5:15 tonight, as it all started at 2:15 this afternoon and when that man with the gun would come to the 4100 block of camden avenue and fired two shots in to the ground and forced a woman in to that home as they would set up around the perimeter the swat team in san jose that would arrive and that they were about to set it up and to try to make contact and that it is shortly just a few minutes after that and when they have heard the gunshots ring out and later about the news. now, again, they have not confirmed delays about the update as we will be awaiting to hear from them and some buses in the area that were affected by them from schools and the people in their homes r, homes -- in their homes that they were told to stay inside, gathering information at this point and at this hour that they tell us that the suspect they will be dead along with the hostage. >> do we know anything at this point about the relationship between the two? if they knew each other? >> and that police, they have not revealed anything about the relationship and that there is even a question as to how many people may be inside that home. and just when they were saying that it will be a minimum of two people as they were concerned about the situation as they say that they would fire two shots in that afternoon before forcing a woman inside as they were very concerned about how brazen that they were and concerned about the fire, which is why they were kept about 200 yards away from their home with a lot of questions as to the relationship and what lead up to the hostage and still trying to find out information ab

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