>> that's "inside edition" for today. i'm deborah developing story tonight in the search for missing nursing student michelle lee. >> we have conclusively to homicide. >> the 26-year-old has not been seen since may 27th when she took a break from her shift from kaiser medical center. family and friends have handed out flyers, held vigils and posted billboards for lee. today the reward for information in the case increased to $65,000. >> we begin our coverage of tonight's developing story on michelle lee's homicide investigation with dan. >> dan. >> based on compelling evidence that we have recovered during the course throughout the week,

the police department has now officially classifying this case as a homicide. >> reporter: tragic new from hayward police monday night they still haven't found michelle lee. they detailed in general terms numerous pieces of evidence that suggest the missing nursing student was murdered. >> the result of forensic examination of michelle's car in the area of the parking structure where it was parked, information gleaned from multiple interviews, including those of friends, family, and of persons of interest. examination of evidence collected during the service of several search warrants, examination of video evidence from the kaiser garage and from other locations, examination of michelle's cell phone records before her phone went dead last saturday. >> police say they believe lee was killed in this kaiser hospital parking garage when

she went to her car during the break of friday may 27th. they also say her killing would not -- was not random. >> this is not a stranger incident to jump out of the bushes kind of thing that we can tell at all. this is -- the investigation is telling us that the person who did this intended to do this to michelle. >> police are also continuing to look at a number of persons of interest and discussing those people with the district attorney's office at the same time they say they're searching rural areas of the east bay not only for lee but other possible evidence. >> michelle lee's family briefly spoke to the media tonight after they were briefed by police. here is what they had to say. >> you know, she's not found yet, so, you know, until we know otherwise. >> reporter: would you like to say anything at all? >> no, we will have a statement

by tomorrow. thank you for all your support though, thank you. >> stay with kron4 and kron4.com as we continue to follow the case of missing nursing student michelle lee. a grieving mother is speaking out tonight after her 3 month old baby was killed early sunday morning in east pal alto. police say they have arrested a juvenile suspect in the case who may face 4 attempted murder charges. jr stone has the latest. >> the gunshots rang out on sunday in this street directly behind me. however on monday police announce they caught their suspect just one block over. >> they destroyed my family. they killed my baby. >> reporter: a tearful mother describing her 3 month old baby isaac, who was shot and killed early sunday morning after the family left the baby shower.

>> she was such a precious baby. he was my little angel. he was my everything. >> today police have announced they have arrested a suspect in connection with the shooting, a 17-year-old teen who along with a teen walked up to this car and opened fire on yvonne garcia lopez, her husband and her two kids. >> i tried bpreto protect him w i heard the gun fire. i protected the 4-year-old with my body and i thought i had protected my baby in the car seat but one of the bullets went into his head. i started crying. i took him out of the car seat and he had a hole in his head. >> police say this suspect and another person were going after a gang member who beat him up last week in redwood city.

officers, however, don't believe that person was in the car. now lopez is left without a son. >> i definitely have to say to their parents to pay attention to the other kids if they have any -- be involved in their kids' lives, pay attention to them, give them love. if they don't, they'll find it on the street and they'll hang out with the wrong people and they'll end up being killers. >> you saw that one suspect photo in that story. police believe they have their second guy behind bars, they're looking at this point to link him to the crime. jr stone, kron4 news. >> continuing coverage now, it is believed that gang retribution may have played a role in that 3-year-old baby an the attack on his parents. the homicide rate has significantly dropped in recent years, but police chief does acknowledge gang violence is

still a big problem. >> east pal alto police chief ron david says his police force works hard to combat the city's gang problem and it shows. in 2005 the homicide rate was 15, five years later it dropped by more than half to just 4. this year with the murder of that 3 month number of homicide so far is at 2. david hopes the crime that happened over the weekend will scare you either way from joining a gang. >> shows you just how callus and how cowardly gangs can be. so you can see there's no -- there's that false sense of being part of something special is just that false. how can you be special when you can open fire. >> he credits the drastic cut in murders over the past years to community work his officers have done to try and turn gang members lives around for the better. >> we connect them, we offered them a way of services, drop

training, some places job placement. you'll see it passed by the community, which is funding a lot of youth programs. >> reporter: the police department also received a grant from the governor's office for a program called operation cease fire. the funding allowed the force to join with other law enforcement agency to arrest dozens of gang members all over the city. this is video of officers arrested taliban gang members in march 2009. >> the chief tells me his city held the title for 2nd highest murder rate in the state 6 years ago but not any more. reggie, kron4 news. a cry at sunnyville neighborhood is on edge tonight that's after discovery of a woman's body stuffed in a trash bag. that body was found by resident. he spotted it in a neighbor's yard. he says he felt a bag, poked a hole in it and decided to call

police. the cause of death and the woman's identity are still undetermined. >> we saw rainy chilly weekend, but warmer weather is finally on tap. we'll take a look at how

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for the as. on the flip side, once upon a time that was the place to be just like the giants ballpark but only 10,005:56 to watch it kick it around tonight, kirk, before you know it baltimore is up 4-0. they hang on to win 4- 2. the as have now lost 7 straight games. three straight, the oakland athletics lose to the yankees at home, then three straight to boston they open a series on the road losing to geo gonzalez and company lose together the baltimore orioles. this is pretty cute. cal baseball on to the super regionals in the most dramatic fashion. the third, pitch, he scores, run the flip. he's safe. cannot believe it. >> i'm going to -- i'm going to guess that's a campus

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