violence that happened. >> it went from front, through the front and came out the back. >> reporter: you can see the bandage on the arm. >> um, still hurts but it feels better than before. >> reporter: she was helping pass out presidents at her cousin's birthday party saturday when gun shots wrang out from the far ends of the park -- -- rang out from the far end of the park. [ indiscernible ] >> i saw that and i started screaming. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: it involved two groups and a stray bullet struck her. there have been no arrests. >> these individuals have no regard for life.

>> reporter: police stepped up patrols. there were no children in the park at all today. for the family they have this message. >> i hope you get caught. i hope you get caught. taken off the streets. hopefully you get help. because something within you ain't right. to shoot up a park full of kids, that is not okay. >> reporter: she doesn't want to go to the park ever again. >> um, i feel like it is not a safe place for kids to go and play. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a san francisco security guard is behind bars tonight accused of impersonating a police officer. he sexually assaulted immigrants from central america. the 35-year-old faces felony charges, including kidnapping with the intent to commit sexual assault. he acted as a police officer and threatened victims with deportations. prosecutors say the suspect

would bring his victims to his home, get them drunk and sexual assault them. >> this type of incident does put opbarrier in the communities we -- up a barrier in the communities we serve. >> investigators say he targeted immigrants from central america with limited english skills and he drove a car similar to what real officers use. he is held on $2 million bail. this isn't his first brush with the law. ktvu channel 2 news obtained documents from michigan. he was prosecuted in 1998 for criminal sexual conduct and 1999 for impersonating a professional. a judge will decide soon whether to send a man to a mental health facility for having a bomb. defense attorneys asked that he

be admitted to a mental health facility. tonight he is behind bars without bail and plead not to charges of possessing weapons and a bomb. the only bank robber who survived a shoot out with police and today 19-year-old jaime ramos faced a judge and family members of the hostage who was used as a human shield. ktvu's noelle walker was in the courtroom and tells us how the victim's family and struggling to cope with what happened. >> jaime ramos. >> shacked to a bench, holding 45 pagles against him. jaime ramos made his first court appearance today. >> felony. >> reporter: jaime ramos is one of three suspects robbed the bank of the west on july 16. taking three hostagesages and

leading police on a hour long gun battle through the streets of stockton. the district attorney released this picture of the guns used. including an ak-47. misty holt-sing died in the shoot out. police say the suspects may have used her as a human shield. >> these officers were involved in a very unusual, highly adrenaline pumping situation. there was no way around getting what they had to do. >> attempted murder on a peace officer. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: jaime ramos faces 24 counts of attempted murder. >> attempted murder on a peace officer. >> 22 for each police officer involved. >> i was just -- nobody. >> reporter: misty holt-sing courthouse came to the court but her husband and daughter

did not. wounds too fresh. these charges include special circumstances that make jaime ramosentialable for the death penalty -- jaime ramos available for the death penalty. tonight police are offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of another person. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can watch cell phone video of the chase and shoot out and read more about the criminal case against the suspect. a man who is always due in court for reckless driver is back in trouble with the law. police arrested him again on friday on suspicion of drinking while driving following a collision. this is video from back in april when he was arrested for reckless driving on 580. the chp says this time he was

driving a 1999 corvette that hit a light pole before rolling over on highway 580 about 3:00 a.m. last friday. both he and a passenger were injured in the crash. we are told the passenger is in critical condition. today b.a.r.t. larched a new effort to ensure -- launched a new effort to ensure the stations could be evacuated if an emergency. two years ago an issue caused smoke to fill the platform. b.a.r.t. cleared everyone in 90 minutes. but concerns were raised about getting around people who were sleeping or sitting on the grounds. b.a.r.t. officers are issuing warnings to make sure the platforms stay clear. new law will reduce the number of illegal immigrant deported for lesser crimes. governor jerry brown signed a law that reduces the penalty

for misdemeanors to 364 days. and by reducing the penalty to one day less than a year, immigrants avoid a federal law that says people with a year long sentence could be deported without a hearing and with no chance of appeal. the new law is set to take effect on january 1. new bill can help california homeowners who are being drought conscious. it forbids fines from homeowners association against people who stop watering during the drought. governor jerry brown signed it into law today and goes into effect immediately. it will effect cando owners and apartment projects -- condo owners and apartment projects. hundreds of people living in a apartment complex have gone four days without water and tonight the city is stepping in. over the weekend a broken pipe forced residents to take water from pools to flush their toilets. ktvu's john fowler is in

pleasanton where frustrations are boiling over. john? >> reporter: people who live in the area tell me this came as no surprise to them with the drought and with the excess water pump from under the ground here the soil settled 3 feet in spots and they have seen many pipe breaks. >> reporter: 350 units at the apartment complex lost water friday an a pipe burst. >> it has been four days. all they can say is sorry. >> we got a baby in the house, this is not working out well. >> presidents are using pails for hand washing and showers. we found her hauling a bucket of water for her toilet. >> i know it is not their fault but it is frustrating. very frustrating. >> reporter: officials insisted today management make offers to residents of free hotel stays. a water main failed leaving them without water. a fire engine on site is

providing fire protection. this is their biggest ever water outage. >> time to take a shower. i >> reporter: he also has a dog. >> we stink, but we will get through it. >> reporter: residents say they have yet to hear about the hotel stays. the building inspector say this could take another day or more to repair. anyone who continues to stay here to expect to be without water for at least another 30 hours. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. a thousand pounds of trash was hauled away from the site of a former homeless site in berkeley. a buzzen people were living -- a dozen people were living there. friday the city moved in. needles and rotting food were among the trash that public works crews removed.

hillary clinton just wrapped opquestion and -- up a question and answer session at twitter, earlier she answered questions on facebook. she wanted to talk about her book but most people asked about her run for president. however hillary clinton didn't give away new answers. other questions bought more personal. one -- got more personal. who has been your biggest influence. she said my mother. you can read why in the book. are you excited to be a grandmother. she said i am so excited i cannot wait. her daughter is expecting her first child this year. you can read more of hillary clinton's q & a on www.ktvu.com. we posted the link inside the story about her visit here to the bay area. look under the news tab on our home page. president obama returns to the bay area this week for rund raising. he will -- fundraising. he will attend a lunch inn

wednesday morning. tickets range from 10 to $32,000. president obama was just here last month. hundreds of people log on every day and it is changing the way people date and how officials reach out to singles about same sex. >> a recall of fresh fruit is expanding, the stores warning about contamination and the list of fruits being pulled. >> after the break, more showers in the bay area. i will let you know when and where and then we will talk about the warm up that is just around the corner. no rush, andy.

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former school teacher. a former teacher who worked with him testified she saw something strange in his classroom in 2003. >> she walked in to his classroom, found both he and a young student behind a closet door, they were in their -- [ indiscernible ] >> his attorney said no one saw inappropriate touching and the testimony was motivated by jealousy because her romantic advances were rejected. police are reporting the arrest of a teenager in a bike theft thanks to social media. surveillance video shows the suspect riding the bike on july 7. it was stolen at knifepoint from an 11-year-old boy. the suspect was seen at a 7- eleven store before the

robbery. investigators say they received a number of tips after posting the video on facebook. a nationwide recall is underway for fruit packed by a california company and shipped to costco, trader joe's and other stores. the company issued recall for fresh peaches, nectarines, plums and pluots due to possible listeria contamination. the fruit was packed between june 1 and july 12. the bacteria could be life threatening potentially for people with weak immune systems. you will find a link to the recall page on www.ktvu.com under web links. new at 6:00 p.m. two counties are reaching out to the gay dating community in a few why. while it is proving effective it is not the most straightforward approach. when the workers first make contact it is through a fake

picture and profile. ktvu's clondee w -- claudine wong finds out more. >> reporter: take a look around downtown and you will see all kinds of businesses. but there is one type of business you won't see. >> we don't have a gay bar or well known public sex environment. it is hard to find where men get together to meet other men. >> and that makes his job a little bit harder. she in charge of prevention and testing for the aids project. a portion of money they receive is for outreach. so they have been searching for new ways to reach out. they stick with the traditional billboards and posters but they are also hitting the internet. first it was on craigslist. [ indiscernible ] >> they are looking at a thing that says get tested now. >> reporter: but then they got the idea to take it a step

further. they now reach out to the gay community on dating apps. but in this case workers use fake pictures and profiles to start the conversation. >> all different pictures, all different age groups. i think the bottom line is they are all good looking people. >> reporter: if it seems misleading it is but most people don't mind. >> 9-10 people thank frus the work we are -- us for the work we are doing. >> reporter: he doesn't think there is anything wrong with the element of surprise. >> i wouldn't take it seriously because 9-10 -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: outreach has to get created in a landscape that is conswantly changing -- constantly changing. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he is confident it is working. >> i know it is working. and believes it won't be long

till others follow suit. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. a protect in contra costa county that will restore wildlife habitat. today people gathered to celebrate the shifting of a four mile stretch of the area from federal to local hands. it was formerly controlled by the u.s. army corps of engineers but he helped officials regain control. >> what we can do with local control is reestablish what was here. we are almost going backwards to go forwards, using natural processes and re-establishing the marshes here. >> in addition to flood control and there is hope of extending the trail to the area as part of the project. temperatures today like yesterday. temperatures tomorrow like

today. no big changes. that is the tropical moisture. the humid air that has been lingering. continues to hang out through tomorrow andspriles in the pornography. -- and sprinkles in the morning. we will get to that. you don't get 60% humidity very often but that is what we are seeing. typical climate drier air mass. unless you are at the coast. most of us are doing 15, 20% humidities tops this time of year. the fog along the coast will be back. it is clear out there now. tonight it will push inland. tomorrow, tuesday, will look like today. monday. similar day. plenty of cloud cover in the morning hours and by the afternoon things clear out. and we will see some rapid clearing and warmer temperatures into your

wednesday, thursday and friday. wednesday, thursday and friday warms up. the moisture is coming from down here, right? taking the warm air from somewhere else and drives it north. this far north. brings us humid air. tomorrow morning it will bring us a chance of a sprinkle early and then it will clear out. here we go. midnight tonight fog. watch from down here. watch. here is that. that is the moisture. that is the humidity. that is here at 5:00 a.m. at that point 5:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. maybe a sprinkle. as we clear out tuesday afternoon, fog back to the coast. that means temperatures will have a chance to warm into the bay area weekend. 85 brentwood. 88 livermore. highs for tomorrow. valley 86. morgan hill 80. mid-60s along the coast. warm and muggy there tomorrow. and further warming into the

bay area weekend. temperatures starting to warm up wednesday and thursday. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. that looks like a good forecast. temperatures warming. you will notice the heat. >> thank you. >> thank you. the bay area could be in the run to house tesla's battery factory. one possible location is the former naval weapons station off highway 4 in contra costa county. the battery factory would employ 6500 workers. it is huge. the area there. it is a super fund site and in need of clean up work. that could hurt its chances. california is competing with texas, new mexico, arizona and nevada. the san francisco giants continuing their road trip tonight in philadelphia trying to hold on to first place. and mark is up next to show us how they are doing.

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all right. mark is here now. giants and phillies starting a four game series. >> they face one of the best left handers in baseball and doing all right in progress.

in philadelphia. the giants first of four in philadelphia. off to a nice start. buster posey, they need this guy to come through on a regular basis with -- regular base with the rbi. 3-2 and it gets better after the giants have fallen behind. the youngster back up from the minor leagues with a two run shot off cliff lee. the giants are leading 6-4 in the top of the 6th. mean time the news not so good on the injury front. matt cain put on the 15 day disabled list with a cranky elbow. it is inflammation in his elbow. that could be serious. 2-7 record that is the story. mean time well documented the giants problems at second base, to fill the void maybe dan

uggla, released by atlanta. giants signed him to a major league deal. he is hitting .162 this year with just two home runs. former three time all star might be a decent pick up. over the weekend, did you see it? lebron james doing coaching. this time of his own son as he gives lebron james, jr. advice and you know what i would listen to that advice and the kid did. drives to the hoop. fouled. it counts and lebron james is happy. back there, he goes over board but he is a dad and you can do that when you are a dad. that is the sporting life this hour. [ talking at the same time ] >> he had moves. >> yeah. he has good coach and we will keep an eye on him 18 years from now. >> imagine the real coaches, yeah. >> just listen to lebron. that is okay.

at 10:00 p.m. how a laser developer is promising to up the tent in bomb detection. all -- antein bomb detection. all tonight at 10 -- ante in bomb detection. all tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a good night. >> good night.

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