she charged with abusing six boys. tonight we are hearing from mother who said he tried to recruit her son to a youth camp started by the teacher. tonight 2 investigates the ties to several bay area schools. ktvu's eric rasmussen is here with what you found. >> reporter: officials say he was going to take another group of boys to yosemite next month before he was arrested last week. now one mother says he made the same kind of offer to take her son a few years ago. >> reporter: she went threw range of emotions when she learned the charges of sex abuse against ron guinto. >> grief. i feel so bad for him, why, why. and then i am like no, how could you. how could you. >> last week when she heard ron guinto was accused of molesting

six boys her past encounter with ron guinto didn't add up. >> lied about his age. grown man. he told me he was 19. >> reporter: he was pushing his youth group. >> he was all over me as soon as we found yad boy. wanted my son immediately. gave me -- found out i had a boy. wanted my son valedictorian. gave me -- son immediately, gave me his car. >> ron guinto was a student teacher while working on his masters. when we called the camp we heard this voice message and a rural to the website -- referral to the website. she speaking is up to encourage other victims to come forward. >> come forward and not be ashamed. it wasn't their fault.

>> reporter: last week ron guinto plead not guilty to 27 counts related to sex abuse and kidnapping. his attorneys said they are waiting on more information. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. charges on hold for a man arrested in connection with a shooting of a san francisco police officer as investigators search for evidence. adam shaw was scheduled to undergo more surgery today. he suffered a wound to the warm on saturday. investigators say they are trying to determine whether adam shaw was shot by the driver or his partner but they say they won't know till they recover the missing bullet. >> we are not charging the suspect with shooting the officer because we have no evidence of that. >> the suspect jeffery ruano was arrested in san jose on sunday. police say he was found with ammunition but not gun.

a man who told authorities he planned to start a revolution was convicted offend murder today. byron williams was convict offend trying to kill four chp officers in 2010. prosecutors said he had weapons in his truck when he was stopped by chp and began shooting. he planned to kill people. contra costa county sheriffs investigators are looking for a gunman who shot and killed one man and wounded three others. the shooting happened saturday night while the victims were outside of a home. authorities identified the man killed as a 23-year-old, the other victims are expected to survive. she the second person -- he is the second person killed this year in the area. there are new develops in the case of a man accused of plotting with his brother to

murder his own wife. now ktvu channel 2 news learned about a move by prosecutors. she was strangled in 1989 and her body was covered in a quilt. ktvu's robert handa was in court as her husband faced murder charges in her death. >> reporter: there were increeking developments today -- intriguing developments today. david zimmer appeared stoic as we walked in today with his attorney. the 66-year-old plead not guilty to murdering his estranged wife 25 years ago. she disappeared near san jose state university university on march 8, 1989. found two days later strangled to death in her car. the defense attacked the contention that they acted together to kill her. >> he did not do this nor did he help anybody do this.

>> reporter: he ridiculed the notion he killed her for financial reasons. >> people aren't going to believe she sold the -- he sold the house and got insurance funds, that means he had a motive to kill his wife. >> reporter: he reveled he testified in a grand jury hearing two weaks ago -- weeks ago. >> did they find there was not enough evidence and the da filed a complaint? >> reporter: the prosecutor said there is evidence that has not been revealed about his financial motives and as ktvu reported, documents show there is dna evidence linking him to her body. he dismissed the notion the grand jury's lack of action indicates a lack of evidence. >> either way whether it goes before a grand jury or a magistrate, a magistrate has to sign an arrest warrant to get

into court. >> reporter: he is being held without bail. we reached out to her daughter and we were told she does not plan to attend court proceedings at this time. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. animal services directer is on leave as police investigate a personnel matter. the police department over seas animal services. he has only been on the job for two months and ktvu spoke with him. he wants told why police placed him on leave just told they are investigating a complaint. he said i am baffled, i am trying to figure out what it could be. i am looking forward to when they ask me to talk about it. two more workers spraid by acid today add the tesoro refinery in contra costa county a month after a similar incident there. the tesoro refinery is near the junction of highway 4 and 6

680. ktvu's tom vacar is live with the safety concerns. >> reporter: it raises questions about tesoro refinery's ability to run a refinery. >> reporter: this morning tesoro refinery called the contra costa county as matte about -- hazmat about another spill. >> one has been released and the other is still in observation. >> reporter: tesoro refinery confirms the basic facts and says the cause of the accident ised? investigation and believe -- is under investigation and believed to be unrelated to february 12. >> the state osha shut the same unit down after the first

incident and allowed it to reopen. last week. >> reporter: after the february spill tesoro refinery refused to allow the board to enter the premises, saying it was a minor spill that gave them no jurisdiction. tesoro refinery later let them in. >> they reported equipment had been replaced. which seems like a good thing. but certainly would have destroyed evidence that -- that the investigators would have needed to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: now more inspections are ensured. >> an inspection specific to the area of the refinery that is involved. >> reporter: workers would not have been injured had the unit was kept shut down. cal-osha said tesoro refinery did exactly what it was supposed to do.

tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the knar is asking the -- the national restaurant association is asking to block large capacity gun mag -- gun magazines capable of holding more than 10 bullets. the national restaurant association challenged the law but a -- lawmakers introduced five bills aimed at tackeral the truancy problem. -- tackling the trucancy problem. it costs $1.4 billion in student reimbursements from the states. >> those students when they start falling behind, the rest

of the class moved on, they are discouraged and sets opsituation where they are like 3 -- up a situation where they are more likely todrop out of school -- to drop out of school. more than a dozen aftershocks recorded since yesterday's 6.8 earthquake. they down graded from 6.9 to 6.8 this afternoon, it was 50 miles west of eureka but felt across the bay area. and it is known to have mega quakes and snobbies every 3 -- tsunamis every 300 years. >> it could be now. it could be not for a while. in the mean time good sized earthquakes are going to continue happening. >> the spot is where three plates collide and they call it the triple junction. students snap a photo with a gun at school, the letter

sent home and why the gun was brought here. >> stepping up security, the measures companies like pg&e could be required to put in place in the wake of a sniper attack. >> how warm it will get, which days this week will make it to 80 degrees.

only on 2, two bay area teens in hot water for bringing a gun to school. we found out they took a picture with the gun and posted it on facebook. ktvu's cristina rendon is live in san francisco with the role social media played in the incident. >> reporter: this is a later that was sent theme parent -- sent home to parents.

if it wasn't for social media they wouldn't have known about the incident. >> boys posing posing with guns inside the bath room and a photo was published online, it ended upen facebook prompting a student to notify administrators. parent say it is a perfect example how teens could find themes in trouble. >> reporter: he is always trying to monitor what his son shares on celts media -- social media. >> once you post it it is stuck with you for life, future employment, jobs, whatever, once it is out there it is throughout. >> reporter: the photo of the boys the loaded gun was deleted as fast as it was posted but students are still talking about it. >> why would you put something like that on facebook. >> the school district don't think the teens planned to hurt

anyone but social media helped. >> there were many mistakes made by those people who brought the gun to school and posted it on facebook. we are grateful it was seen by a student who knew what to do. >> the boys are suspended and will likely be expelled. >> provides awareness to the parents and the students, this can't be tolerated. >> reporter: police went to the home of one of the teen wheres they got the gun and they also took a pelth and a rifle. they -- pellet and a rifle. the boys will be sited for bringing a gun to school. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. driver is suspected in a hit and run has been arrested after turning himself over to the police. he was is accused of hitting omotorcyclist -- a motorcyclists and leaving him for dead. he was riding a honda

motorcycle on highway 17 when a car drove into his path. he slammed into the suv and was thrown across the highway and died. lawmaker wants pg&e and others to tighten up their security. he announced he is amending a bill to require them to come up with a security plan to prevent attacks on their subitations. such aict -- substations. such attacks could cause power outages. >> develop security plans to one make the power delivery system less vulnerable to security threats, two, reduce the consequences of successful security breaches and three, improve the speed of power restoration. >> pg&e says it is already taking several steps in response to a report on terrorist attacks on the grid. they include better fences and

lighting and buffer zones. legislation comes after an attack on pg&e's substation south of san jose. gunfire damaged 17 transformer. someone also cut cables nearby. the attack caused $15.4 million in damage. it took crews 90 minutes to respond and a month to repair the damage. philip 66 ordered to pay $300,000 for air pollution violations in the bay area. they say the settlement covers 19 violations. the violations include inadequate measurement of gas air flows and ground level monitoring. a spokes woman said most of the violations were disclosed by the company. b.a.r.t.'s exattention to san jose ated of schedule thank

-- extension to san jose is ahead of schedule thanks to the rain. a year earlier than projected. dry weather meant no delays on the construction site. the future station will be open. beautiful day today. temperatures got into the 70s. tomorrow warmer. these are the numbers today. 70 in ran raff el. morgue -- san rafael. 69 hayward. temperatures tomorrow, around the bay, more low 70s. the story through the next few days is the jet stream to the north. that sends everything over the top. rain goes out and misses out. that is the down side to this pattern. as you know we need rain.

this next week looks dry. this isn't the time for dry. we need rain. things could change. right now talking dry. and warm. 67 walnut creek. 67 concord. those are the current temperatures. over night lows, low 40s. 46 concord. 42 napa. 42 santa rosa. highs tomorrow, yellows are 70s. you will see them around the bay. there is the 70s. napa. oakland. greens you are seeing inland, upper60s. just going to be a day similar to today. san jose right now 66 degrees. san francisco 62. san francisco spot forecast, nice. starts up in the upper 40s in san francisco tomorrow morning.

lunchtime, 64 degrees. and then 3:00 p.m., i don't know, heading home -- [ talking at the same time ] >> nice. the highs next few days, that is the story, how warm it is going to be. the forecast, 73 fairfield. 71 napa. these are your highs tomorrow. 71 brentwood. and 72 in san jose. 73 morgan hill. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view dry. and if i go beyond this, you go beyond this, you will see temperatures still into the 70s and dries. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view enjoy it while it lasts. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. known for serving her homemade tamales out of a cooler and now she is getting ready to open up her first

shop. she signed a lease at scabth and cap -- 16th and cap street. students snap a photo with a gun at school, the letter sent home to parents --

the deadline is approaching for covered california to sign up. enrollment is on target with 1 million sign ups by the deadline. the insurance companies say 15% of those signed up haven't paid their premiums and they will not be insured if they do not pay. barry bonds was back today as he arrived at spring training in arizona. ktvu's joe fonzi is live from scottsdale. joe? >> reporter: barry bonds is major league baseball all time home run leader but he didn't have any official capacity in the game, that all changed when he walked into the spring training facility here in

scottsdale. he will be a hitting instructor for 7 days for now. continuing a tradition the giants have used with a number of former players. bonds performance enhancing drugs issues -- performance enhancing drugs issues are known. why he felt this was the right time to return to basketball. >> i enjoy it. really. i enjoy it. i had time to think about it, i enjoy baseball. that is by i am doing it. i am more nervous at this than i was playing. trying to put that into other players, i am nervous about this side than on my side. hopefully i can bring good value to the club. >> same person just different character. like you have this guy over here crazy and this guy not, i am more in the middle. it could still be crazy but

calmer. coming down a little bit. [ laughter ] >> only regrets, i wish we had a better relationship. that is it. >> reporter: that last response was about bonds' relationship with the media. the majority of the guys on the roster were never teammates of bonds, they are eager to hear what he has to say. matt cain went 5 no hit innings before the bullpen gave it up. barry bonds back in a giants uniform. joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. >> www.ktvu.com has more of barry bonds, watch the news conference under videos or sports right there on the home page. >> he looked good and happy. >> yeah, he did. tonight at 10:00 p.m. a crack down on drunk drivers. the statistics showing an increase in deadly dui

incidents. what is going on tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, on facebook and twitter. for all of us here at ktvu thank you for joining us. >> good night.

[dog barking] mom... the dog again. gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hearing. but manny and i-- we have the young ears. i don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens]