) richard: smoke time! police step up patrols after two people are shot in a downtown area not known for violent crime. >> it's pretty scary, in fact, it's frightening that this kind of thing is happening. just in the last hour police sent us this sketch that they are looking for. good evening i'm gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> and i'm san francisco somerville. two people shot while walking home from campbell. police are calling them innocent victimless. and they're calling the case

attempted homicide. maureen naylor is live where she spoke with the victim's family. >> reporter: i spoke to the father, they remain at the south bay hospital tonight and police say they will survive by family members tell me they cannot believe the gunman's disregard for life apparently over a few dollars. >> he emptied his gun into two people as they were leaving. one of the establishments in the prune yard. and left them essential little bleeding to death in the parking lot. >> reporter: this weekend's violence was the talk of downtown campbell tonight. >> you just don't expect that from a small little, area. that's kind of scary now. >> reporter: this after police say an innocent couple heading home after a night out had been

shot multiple times around 12:30 sunday morning at this parking lot behind the first branch bank across from the prune yard shopping center. >> me and my friends just went downtown. we walked from my apartment. before we went out we see a crime over here which is even scarying. >> reporter: the victim a diving instructor and his girlfriend were seen on this photo on social media just two hours before they were shot. the young woman was walking in a parking lot, her boyfriend in the car when she was approached by a gunman who demanded her money. >> during that confrontation, the male victim arrived and a struggle ensued. after that both of them were shot. >> reporter: a few moments later, the same suspects robbed a woman at campbell right next to a popular hang out. a few streets down. >> i never heard of anything

happening like that. that it happened so close to where we are is scary. >> this concerns us a lot. two incidents within two minutes from each other involving guns. the initial indication appears they are related. same suspect or suspects. >> reporter: and we want to show you a sketch that police released. police tell us that this is a sketch they describe the gunman as latino man in his 20s or 30s between 5'8" and 5'10" tall with a thin to medium build. they also say they're increasing their presence in downtown campbell. maureen naylor, ktvu news. crews plan to be -- real

estate agents who helped close to deal say they've seen a huge demand for property in that area fueled in part by the twitter headquarters. the century old renoire building was particularly attractive. >> it has a lot of unique character, sort of a hip, hipster kind of place. >> reporter: we're told the basement of the building is flooded with two feet of water. the damage is expected to set back the renovation work for several weeks. the cause of the fire is not yet known. a dangerous rescue operation is now waiting on the next high tide to try to refloat a fishing boat that ran aground and is now stuck in the surf. jana katsuyama about a half mile south of the cliff house across from golden gate park. that's where she watched this evening as the driver battled the waves to secure an anchor

line to that boat. jana. >> reporter: take a look at this, this big piece of machinery is basically serving as an anchor. there's an orange line right here that goes all the way out to the capsized boat that's just offshore. it really was an incredible sight here tonight. i was even holding my breath as that diver was fighting wave after wave tonight. crews moved big equipment out to the water. from shore the 50-foot paloma seems large enough to reach out and touch but even with the low tide, waves kept crashing in. a dive with the salvage company prepared to head out and tie a line. once he reached the boat he balanced on the starboard side anchoring the line then as crews strained up the rope to pull him back to shore. >> i was hanging on to dear life for sure. and thanks to my crew they

brought me in on a lifeline. >> reporter: the hope is to pull it on to shore once the rip goes down. >> it's a touch and go thing. >> reporter: the call for help came early this morning. crew from another boat say it is palomas captain called about 3:45 a.m. saying his boat was taking on water and he was going to try to swim ashore with a life vest. the crew arrived to find debris on the beach, including beer cans but no sign of the captain. tonight the main concern is keeping the boat from drifting away from morning when they will use the cables and high tide to try to pull the wreckage out of the surf. >> it's not that easy and there's a sand bar now build up on the front of it but on the backside of it it's about 12 feet deep. >> reporter: the fuel is already leaking out of the boat. you can smell it from here on shore. that is going to be their first priority because the boat has

the capacity of 400-gallons they don't want any more to leak out before that boat comes apart. they do plan to be out here at 6:00 a.m. as the first light of day to try to get that boat pulled back as for the captain, well police and the coast guard they're both still trying to locate that captain who was on the boat timothy librand. tonight in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. a rare summer sight right now. storm tracker 2 is monitoring rain moving across parts of northern california. our meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking it for us tonight. >> and she's in the weather center with what we have coming. >> if you like sprinkles they'll be falling. as we get going tomorrow morning the possibility of a few scattered showers. giving you a view closer. most of the bay area still dry. tracking some rain as it's moving its way through parts of

the delta. most of this stuff is very light. most of it not even hitting the ground just yet. then eventually we do have that possibility of scattered showers over the area. i think this is going to linger through tuesday. so you may have that possibility of a few scattered showers on your head. i'll have a look at the futurecast model. i will show you when our best opportunity to see some of that rain will move through and when it will move out, back to you. a husband and wife from san ramon died over the weekend in a boating accident in lake tahoe. their boat slammed right into a dock. new information from amber lee. she's live in san ramon where she spoke to some people who knew the couple. amber. >> reporter: frank i've learned that the wife was a psychiatrist here inside this business park on camino real and that her husband helped her with her practice. the couple was killed when their boat crashed into a dock.

the el dorado county sheriff's office says the boat was speeding and the hull of the vessel was split in half. >> i'm just totally shocked right now. it's really sad. >> reporter: neighbors say the san ramon couple enjoyed boating. during the summer the two would often take their boat a 19-foot 1997 gastron similar to this one out on lake del val. >> they pretty much took it out every weekend. it was an older boat. i would see them leave saturday morning and come back saturday night. >> reporter: visitors from russia would attend their home. we learned that sakayava was a psychiatrist with a inhome practice. her husband described himself as a computer software professional on linked in. >> they are just very nice

people. they're quiet. they keep to themselves. they have a lot of family visiting from russia a lot of times and they're just kind of quiet people. >> the coast guard says it helped rescue 300 people in a lake tahoe crew. the tahoe queen hit the sand bar around 3:00 this afternoon. the mississippi paddle wheel operated off the marina. health officials in new york are playing down concerns that a man now hospitalized in manhattan may have been infect with the ebola virus. the man was put in isolation within seven minutes of arrivalling at mount sinai hospital today. doctors say he had a high fever and stomach problems and had recently visited a west african country where ebola is active. but doctors say it's unlikely

he is infected. everyone so they're not taking any chances. >> we're sending specimens down to them and we expect an answer hopefully in the next 24 to 48 hours although we can't guarantee it. and in atlanta the american doctor with ebola who was transported from liberia on saturday is said to be improving. but doctors say it's still too early to say if the experimental serum that dr. brantly is receiving is working. it has never been administered. >> and the missionary who will arrive to the hospital tomorrow has already received a second dose. one of the sacramento men who arrived back home tonight, dawson joes was in sierra leone and had planned on teaching at

the village for the next two years. >> there were cases of ebola in bowe. quarantined and controlled cases in the city that we were located. >> reporter: he said he heard stories of people with ebola escaped in the hospital. or medical people who didn't believe in the disease letting people go. an accused child pornographer is under arrest and google helped find him. what this is revealing about personal e-mails. and what system is working its way toward the bay area. i'll show you the chance for scattered showers tomorrow. >> a fake gun that looked real may have been used by a man who was a fake cop who looked real.

>> reporter: nothing he's carrying is illegal. right now authorities have all the trappings of a crime, but no victim. on this northwest santa rosa street, a car blaring loud music attracted attention. and at the wheel a known gang member in his retired crown

vick -- victoria cop car. >> it obviously still has the spotlight. >> reporter: the spotlight, tinted black window, big antenna all left overs from a police cruiser. and inside. >> reporter: crime tape, a sheriff's staff. essentials to pretend he's a cop. the replica 357 resolver. >> it's very realistic. with a 7-inch barrel. the fixed light, it's got the ramp for a scope. that changes the story completely. when someone would come up with something that looks like a gun and some what intimidate a member of the public. >> that's kind of bold to dress

up like a cop. that's delusional. >> reporter: in the area the car was pulled over, some worry. >> that's scary. that's just a lose cannon out in the midst of our community. that's no good. >> he looks really real. unless you're trained. >> reporter: even the deputies were fooled. >> it wasn't until they opened the cylinder when they realized the cartridges are for pellet gunns. >> it's some what concerning. >> reporter: concerning enough to share a description of the man. latino in his 30s, 6'tall, 260 pounds, a goatee, and multiple tattoos. his identity was held because he's committed no crime anyone knows of. his explanation for having the accessories, he collects them. >> if anyone has been contacted by someone proporting

themselves to be a peace officer, detaining them, in any way, demanding anything of them we would like to know. >> reporter: so far one couple has called to say a car and driver matching the description tailed them on the freeway. they thought he was a real officer, they slowed down. he eventually went on his way. anyone who's had even closer contact should call the sheriff's department. reporting live in santa rosa, debora villalon, ktvu news. fremont police arrested a man after they say he broke into a home and sexually assaulted a woman inside. 34-year-old jamal morris was arrested just hours after police say he broke into a home on paseo parkway. it happened yesterday. police say he waited for a mother and her adult daughter to come home and then tied them up before sexually assaulting the mother. morris ran away with money and other items after a male resident returned to the home. he's a convicted felon and is scheduled to be arraigned

tomorrow. the family of a cal football player who died after he collapsed during a conditioning work out is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the university of california. ted agu died in february. his family claims, coaches and trainers failed to immediately help the 21-year-old after he began experiencing symptoms. members of the training staff saw him struggling and pulled him out before he passed out. two nummi accidents friday and dozens of people hurt. resources were overwhelmed. tonight there are questions about ambulances in the city and how patients are often left waiting when every minute counts. david stevenson learned that authorities on friday had to ask for help from outside the city. >> reporter: the emergency calls started coming just after 1:30 friday afternoon. two separate accidents involved

san francisco nummi vehicles within a 10 minute time span. >> to have two red alerts that's almost unheard of. >> reporter: highlights a problem firefighters say has grown to crisis stage. >> it indicates we're short personnel and equipment and we have to step up and right away. >> reporter: two weeks after two investigates reported on the growing concerns about the problem. new dispatch reports show the delays are still continuing. records obtained by ktvu show that between july 24 and 27, response times range from 20 to 30 minutes for ambulances including falls and seizures to traumatic injuries. >> it's shameful that response time is shameful. >> reporter: the department just received $30 million for two ambulances and seven emts

who are expected to start work in august. >> we expect that it will ease up on the system a little bit once they're on the street. >> reporter: the hope is more emts will mean shorter waits for those desperate for help. the new ambulances will mainly replace aging equipment. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. cloudy and seasonably cool weather around the bay area today. as we go into the next 24 hours, it's going to get interesting. take a look at the rain we can see popping up over the sacramento valley. and it's on its way to the bay area. squeezing in a little bit closer like we did at the top of the hour. you can see light rainfalling in areas close to napa. the american canyon. through vallejo. we shift here and you can see fairfield, pittsburgh. perhaps along highway 1. some of this not exactly hitting the ground just yet but eventually a few light showers will be pulling through and back it up a little bit. you can see how we have this

coming in from the easterly direction. it's moving west and this is what we will see for the next 24 hours as wrap around moisture moves into the bay area. so hit or miss showers, a possibility for your tuesday. even the possibility of a thunderstorms or two. the good news here is that the storm looks wet enough that it'll minimize fire danger because if we do get lightning challenges, we're -- lightning chances we're going to get rain too. now on the flip side we will have comfortable weather. at least temperature wise for inland communities. today we bottom up, tomorrow we will go back up. 81degrees in antioch and 80 degrees expected for san jose. we will show you the futurecast model when dry warmer weather will move into the bay area. ahead tonight some breaking news involving caltrain service and a death on the tracks. then at 10:30, a live report on the filming under way

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breaking news now. service on caltrain is stopped now after a man was hit. train service won't resume until the investigation is completed. caltrain says it's working on setting up a bus bridge between san mateo and milbrae and --

milbrea. and azenith smith spoke to neighbors about why this kind of crime is on the rise. >> reporter: this surveillance video captures a man roaming around the back of a yard. he sticks his hand through the cat door. tries to kick the door open and uses a shovel to pry the door. five minutes later with no luck, he gets large rock and breaks in. >> i thought i was protected and have cameras and alarming and signs and locked gates. >> reporter: homeowner ryan levie says the suspect stole a few watches and stole the family's sense of security. >> i don't know what i can say about this new breed of burglars, it's scary. >> reporter: right now they have a three week waiting list with 10 new potential customers a day. >> i think crime is on the rise. i think the majority of the reason is the nonresponse in the san jose pd. >> reporter: the san jose

police department hasn 't been shy about saying they're dealing with the new crime. >> our crime investigation division was dis dismantled like many other divisions as part of measure b. >> reporter: as of now the homeowner is calling his surveillance camera a lifesaver. in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. some bay area residents may have had their credit or debit card information compromised on a security breach at p.f.

chang restaurants. card numbers as well as names were stolen. they include the p.f. chang rest -- restaurant. two investigates looks into ride safety at local fairs across california. >> if someone didn't do their job then you're going to, there could be a result from that. >> at 10:35, the name that appeared more than any other when we dug through accident records over the past decade. >> yet another big budget hollywood movie comes to san francisco. we'll take you to california street where shooting for the latest terminator five movie is about to begin. a reminder you can get ktvu news to go. download the app. click the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device.

happening now film crews are shooting a block buster in san francisco. it's the fifth terminator movie starring arnold schwarzenegger. why california often struggles to compete in landing big films, ken. >> reporter: this latest term nay tor movie does star the former governor but we're told he's not on location here tonight -- terminator movie does star the former governor. we're told that here near grace cathedral we will see a trolly driving by that's what will be filmed. a low flying helicopter will be added later. some say it's just a taste of

the film industry we should have here in the city and in california godzilla stomped through the city. so did the inhabitants. it comes with disruptions, munni was disrupted, police was on stand by. mission between first and second streets will be closed later tonight. >> i love it. i think it's wonder. i know there's people that complain but then these people complain about everything. >> also not complaining the san francisco film commission. >> we've been really busy this summer it's been great. >> reporter: susana robins says the city benefits from any of

these productions. >> even if they're just here for a few days, we benefit. >> reporter: california allocates $100 million a year in tax breaks. >> new york has $425 million to give out every year. we can't even compete. >> reporter: the commission is approving the money to land the shots. and the tax breaks are eaten up very quickly. so those companies that can't go out of state they're called run aways. according to the california commission california has lost $2 billion because that fund is so quickly depleted since 2010. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news.

hundreds of linked in employees have finally been paid. the move follows an investigation by the u.s. department of labor that says linked in failed to record and pay for all hours worked by employees. the money will be paid in four states including here in california. wall street bounced back today after big losses last week. the dow was up 75 points. the nasdaq added 31. some strong earnings reported and a european bank rescue helped move the marks higher. now to alameda, the contra costa sheriff's office said news coverage and social media posts brought in tips that led them to identify 29-year-old kyle fashion of walnut creek. we showed you this home surveillance video of one of the burglaries. the burglar broke through one of the windows and stole

thousands of the dollars of belongings. a lawsuit filed by pg & e shareholders over that deadly san bruno pipeline explosion can now go forward. today a san mateo superior court just lifted a stay. the lawsuit seeks to find pg & e personally responsibility instead of rate payers. that explosion happened in september of 2010. pg & e could end up facing more than a billion dollars in fines from the state alone. the shareholders attorney says shareholders and rate payers should not have to bare that burden. golden gate transit workers voted to organize a strike. about 450 workers including bridge iron workers ferry captains and bus mechanics have

been without a contract since july 1st. they say the district's proposed three year contract would raise their health care costs which would wipe out a pay increase. a strike would shut down bus and ferry service. the coalition says it will continue to bargain and that at this point no strike day has been set. google said they played part in the arrest of a man accused of pornographic material. scanning technology alerted them to pornographic images in the inbox. some people today are angry on what they call snooping. >> i don't like it. because that's my e-mail. >> whether from your phone or

other devise. google insists what you send through a third party is not private. >> i'm just surprised that there aren't privacy laws that prohibit them from scanning every e-mail. >> reporter: google changed its terms of service four months ago to explicitly allow searches of e-mail content. >> i don't have anything to hide so i don't really care. >> reporter: google isn't saying exactly how it discovered this alleged child pornography but the company confirmed to me today that it is using so called hashing technology. which allows it to search for unique digital fingerprints on known images. >> mountain view based google says it partners with the national center for missing and exploited children to identify certain images the company also added this in an e-mail. it's important to remember that we only use this technology to identify child sexual abuse imagery not other e-mail content that could be associate with criminal activity, for example using e-mail to plot a burglary.

>> i disagree with it for advertise -- advertising or that sort of thing but for that kind of criminal activity, i think it's okay. it's a question on everybody's mind when they go to the fair. is -- are the rides really safe? >> in august almost any rain would be rare. i'll pinpoint when and where you could see scattered showers this week. next a south bay man behind bars accused of molesting two little girls. how police say he came into contact with the alleged victims. you gotta get to subway for the protein packed black forest ham and cheese. enjoy lean, sliced ham with a hint of sweetness, piled high with all your favorite veggies

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a 43-year-old man, romero palacio is in jail after two girls told their father that on two separate times palacios touched them inappropriately. a neighbor of palacios tells us the charges are hard to believe. >> something can look some way and not be that way. so i would be really careful about that. >> you give him the benefit of the doubt. >> yes we need to do that with anybody. but especially, he seems like a really good guy to me. >> reporter: police are concerned these are not isolated incidents and they're

looking for other possible incidents. the israeli military says all its ground forces have now withdrawn from gaza. earlier today israel carried out more missells on gaza. pelestinians got a chance to go to the markets and stock up on food. this new halt in fighting is expected to last 72 hours. a similarman last friday lasted only 90 minutes. james brady died today at the age of 73. brady you will recall was shot in the head during the 1981 association attempt on president reagan in washington. it left him partially partially paralyzed. president clinton signed in the law requiring a five day

waiting period on handgun purchases. brady revolutionized the job. >> he sets what this press secretary and former secretaries aspired to honor. the clean up under way in southern california after severe storms damaged doesness of homes and how long the chance of rain will linger in our forecast. two investigates digs through thousands of documents of fair accidents. which name came up over and over and what is being done to keep you safe.

>> tonight two investigates uncovering a history of accidents on fair rides across

southern california. last year, a company was fined more than a million dollars. and that prompted us to investigate. >> that's when he panicked and got scared. >> reporter: 6-year-old ruben castillo died when he fell from the giant wheel operated from butler amusements at the san joaquin fair. butler was not cite or fined for that injury. but it appears more than 30 times than any other operator. the division of occupational safety and health found a chain

was hanging in the path of an oncoming train. two people suffered bumps on their heads. on the evolution ride a woman's thumb crushed. investigators said the operator slammed the outside cage down while they were loading the ride. on the spin out the state says one of the rides four outriggers has been removed by the ride operators and woodblocking was used instead. later causing a portion of the attraction to hit the deck. >> yeah it was a tough year. and luckily nobody was except for the smashed finger nobody was injured seriously. >> reporter: that was butler's chief operations officer lance moyer. but 2014 brought more trouble for the company. $105,000 for fines for serious willful violations at the big fresno fair. at the big wheel, all bolts

were missing. >> are there any other cases you can talk to me about. >> reporter: a man who answered the phone last month declined to comment on any of the cases 2 investigates examined but said the company operates in 125 locations a year. >> the more ride you have the more people you have riding them. the more, you increase the chance of an incident. >> reporter: scott pratter is a senior engineer with the state and a long time ride inspector. >> is there an expectation that larger operator should be better quipped, better versed dealing with safety. >> i think we hold everyone to the same standard regardless of size. if you're a one man operation with one ride versus an operation where you're running 100 rides you're held to the same standard. >> reporter: fairgoers can also do their own checking, each ride should have a sticker with the state i.d. number once it's been inspected. all part of an effort to catch

potential problems before there's an accident. >> reporter: out of all the accidents and injuries, state inspectors say that you should check if the ride has been inspected before you led your children ride. a major clean up is under way after torrential rains triggered mud slides. several feet of mud flowed through the mountains killing one man. more than 30 homes were damaged and many cars are still stranded.

crews worked to free hundreds of children who were trapped at a church camp surrounded by mud and rocks. the same system that brought all that rain now working through central california. you see green on the screen and showers developing. let's dive in and we'll take a look at where a few light sprinkles will be hitting the ground in some points. in areas like sonoma, toward fairfield and stretching into areas like concord. i see some there as well. getting in a little bit closer. we do have just a few light showers and not many places reporting any at all at this point. but i think as we get into the overnight hours, our chances will become better.

crockett, benitia. a few scattered showers are expected. i want to back up just a little bit here. you can see most of the moisture over northern california. and we do have this system here. this is what was over southern california just yet. an actual system drawing that moisture giving it some lift. and we've got some light rain over our area tonight into tomorrow. i think it's going to remain. another vantage shot here without the rain on the radar screen. you can see where most of this moisture is over northern california. going to show you the futurecast model. hasn't really been doing a very good job at picking up the moisture with these monsoonal events that have moved through the bay area in the next month or so. as we get into the overnight hours, note a -- notice a lot of cloud cover. we have the light clouds along the coast. mix of sun and clouds around the bay area. i think we will see patchy drizzle once again even though again it's not really picking up on much. it has more of this moisture over northern california. the best possibility of

scattered showers will remain over the north bay. i think all of us have at least a 10% chance that we'll see a few scattered showers. we're into tuesday afternoon and evening. the futurecast not doing a lot of picking it up. into tuesday evening, especially when those clouds move through you could have a few sprinkles hit the ground. 60degrees as we get going tomorrow. 58 for san rafael. 60degrees in livermore. mentioned it a little bit earlier. temperatures will begin to rebound as we get into your afternoon tomorrow. mid- to upper 70s for the north bay. a few 90s for the east bay. along the peninsula for tomorrow 67 san francisco. we're drying it out by wednesday temperatures are warming up as we get into your bay area weekend. >> all right, thanks rosemary. >> you're welcome. mark ibanez in tonight. >> sharing always nice but not when it comes to first place in

baseball. especially like for the a's who have owned it most of the season. but that's exactly what they're faced with tonight. if they don't win they're tied with the angels. jedd laurie just a laser. running from first. will make it with a slide ahead of the throw. we've got a 1-1 ball game. again trailing 2-1 in the fifth. once more, two out josh donaldson, failed a couple of times with a man out. not this time. up the middle. sogard in 2-2. brandon the bunt, the suicide, fails. shawn rodriguez out at the plate. nice play by shawn doolittle. and there's a little rodent out there saying, why don't you guys finish playing so i can eat some stuff.

a's and tampa. sports talk spotter. the last few months what did they do with pablo. do we resign him. and as of late we've seen the panda that makes you think, giants have to keep this guy. sandoval scalds it into the gap and deep right center field. that's going to score a pair and the giants pull it even. with tim hudson on the mound 2- 2. he would get a no decision. but the giants down again. 3-2 this time in the seventh. hunter pence what a series he's had. two doubles, two homers and this will wind up as his second triple of the series against the mets. he would score shortly after on a wild pitch 3-3. going to the ninth. two out, two on. again the panda. now 13 for 25 with men in scoring position. ground ruled double scores what was to be. the game deciding run and the person of gregor blanco 4-3. no

matter what the giants and a's do tonight. they'll be getting both good and bad news depending on which side of the bay you root for. as the dodgers and the angels hook up in southern california. plus the niners in front of their home crowd. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz.

it is officially out of town scoreboard watching time in the major leagues and most of this week, both the a's and giants can have the eyes on the same match up. dodgers and angels going at it. first of grenkey. it's mike trout hammering it to left. the dive that didn't work out too well. four runs in that inning held up. 5-0 final. garrett richards with the shut out. pennant races heat up. another milestone with the new stadium. 6,000 fans showed up to watch the team go through a work out. fred inglis got the players reaction to the new gigs. >> as soon as i stepped foot out there. they had the music, i felt like dancing out there. it felt good. >> that's the sporting life for

a monday night. >> thank you mark and thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast and ktvu morning news at 4:30 a.m. >> good night. ision ]

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