answer the question, jay. (birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you doing? i think you're gonna like this. i'm going on a juice fast. a bay area teacher under arrest. the accusation, sexually assaulting a student on campus. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. a teacher at an elementary school is under arrest tonight accused of sexual assaulting a student.

authorities are now investigating. >> she absolutely did she bravery and some trust in her friends. in bringing this forward to have justice for her and for any other potential victims. >> reporter: police would not go into details about the assault other than it happened in his classroom and it happened more than once. they also would not say what grade the student is not in. the unified school district has details on the arrest. >> we acted as swiftly as we could and it is a top priority that our children be safe in our schools. >> reporter: lloyd has been a teacher for the school district for 13 years and oversaw the student newsletter. he thought sixth grade at nordstrom elementary. >> he was more like friendly, but more toward the girl.

>> reporter: shurley's father is a upset that she could have been assaulted. >> he's in a better place right now, that's a jail. >> reporter: the school will be offering counseling to students. his first court appearance is scheduled for tuesday. azenith smith, ktvu news. police in east palo alto are investigating a deadly shooting. the victim is a 19-year-old man. the shooting happened about 5:00 this evening in the front of a home on laurel avenue. family members say the 19-year- old was a student at san francisco state. they say he was going to visit his uncle and cousin but when he tried to go through a gate to go inside someone fired about 12 shots and at least one of them killed him. the relatives say the victim was a good kid with a part time

job at stanford. at this point the gunman hasn 't been caught. good samaritans helped rescue two people after their boat began to sink this evening near the golden gate bridge. it happened around 6:00. you can see the 20-foot boat just barely sticking out of the water. two people on board say they jumped into the ocean when it started to take on water. several boats near by came to their rescue. crews in one boat pushed them into the water before crews could arrive. it was a nail biter for san francisco fans but they pulled out a win. >> a 3-2 win in dc. >> reporter: how about that the giants win over the favored nats. it's their ninth straight postseason victory. the game featured great defensive plays and some

terrific pitching from jake peavy. and winning game one is a big step forward for the giants. now game two is tomorrow in washington. the first pitch will be a little after 2:30 our time. then it's home to at&t park in san francisco monday for game three. the time hasn 't been set yet but it will likely be noon or 2:00 p.m. and a bit later here our sports director ibanez. it all comes after two men were attacked walking just outside that station. debora villalon live in el cerrito with the footpath police are focusing on. >> reporter: it was on the north end here at the north end of the trail two people were jumped. in the shadow of the tracks a

path that is convenient but also a magnet for crime. >> and even being a guy. i'm looking all around me all times of the day. as you can see, with all the train noise, you couldn't hear anyone yelling for help. >> reporter: police found a man who had been shot and near by a second man beating. they say the same two guys robbed them. police say the robbers picked out one victim and didn't expect a second victim. >> we had a victim that walked in and complicated the situation with them. when things get complicated and things change, things like this happen. >> that's something to worry about. that's something we worry

about. commuters who pour off b.a.r.t. and on to the path are reminded to be cautious. >> sometimes when you walk on the path make sure you don't have your head phones on. >> reporter: the two victims don't know each other but probably like many on the trail they think safety is in numbers. >> the more people around, the more witnesses if anything happens. >> reporter: right now police are keeping up their visibility. >> just to be seen by everybody. to prevent anything from happening. >> reporter: but responsibility stands on walker. >> >> i saw someone coming this way and it was just like going home, i'll go the other path. >> reporter: follow your instincts along with stashing

your ear pods. the suspects two asian teenagers, slight built in a light colored car. new developments tonight in the outbreak of efterovirus. the viral infection that's now spread in the bay area. today officials confirmed 16 cases statewide including four here in the bay area. the latest patient a child in san francisco. that's in addition to two cases in alameda county and one in solano county. ktvu's katie uthehs with information in this latest case and what you can do to stop the threat of that potentially serious virus katie. >> reporter: the goal is to spread the word before the virus. because there is no vaccination for enterovirusd68. children in san francisco's mountain lake park keep their eye on the soccer ball while parents watch for symptoms of entero virus d68.

>> he's gotten sick a few times already not with that. but we're definitely on the look out for illness now that we're aware it's out there. >> reporter: the virus can cause serious respiratory distress especially with children with asthma. >> i'm hoping that if they get it it'll be kind of a mild syndrome. i think that's all we can do at this point. >> reporter: since many people only display cold like symptoms the virus is spreading mostly unchecked. >> the people who get admitted are people with the respiratory problems. >> reporter: hitting solano and alameda first now a child from san francisco. the department declined to release any further details about the child and when asked

about other cases involving paralysis say they're still investigating. participants we spoke with aren't taking any chances. >> it's scary, it's scary. and i'm going to go home and do an extra cleaning. >> reporter: and everyone can do their part by practicing proper hand washing. >> putting soap on it. >> reporter: enterovirus d68 was discovered in the late 1960s. the virus usually peaks in late summer, early fall. live in san francisco, katie utehs, ktvu. we have new information about meat balls found near a dog park in santa rosa. and it's good news for dog owners. today the solano police department say the four meat balls did not contain any poison. earlier this year several meat balls laced with poison were found in san francisco's twin

peaks neighborhood and the richmond district. unfortunately a datsun died after eating one of those meat balls. allegations of retaliation against engineer who is raised concerns about construction of the eastern span of the bay bridge. the highway pa -- patrol was in charge of the investigation. it began last in february after they raised questions about faulty welds and chinese contractors. the chp findings did not satisfy east bay state senator mark deselne. he said the history of the project shows quote, we still have a thorough examination. a small earthquake hit part of the weekend. the quake was centered after 4:00. don't be surprised if you didn't feel it. a quake of that size is not felt by most people.

typically not large enough to cause any damage. another day of hot weather throughout the bay area including just one record. rosemary orozco is joining us now. >> reporter: i think this is the hottest day of the heat spell that we've been experienced. 87degrees in pacifica this afternoon. 92 in downtown san francisco. 97 in santa rosa. upper 80s to low 90s. oakland checked in at 93 this afternoon. it's not on this map but sfo actually hit a record. the standing record was 94. so a new record at sfo. we do have an advisory once again for tomorrow. it is a heat advisory but notice here as i get in a little bit closer it does not include the coastline. so as we get into tomorrow, along the coast and in san francisco there is no heat advisory but it is going to be quite warm elsewhere. this is a sign of things to come. we do have a minor change

coming tomorrow. it is going to a minor change for the city of san francisco. eventually we'll all get in on this. the family behind this map has something they want you to see. the inprecedented goal for releasing this video. right now you can text 911. the problem is they won't get your message. and the uc berkeley student behind bars linked to sexual assaults on college campuses. the university's strong response to the allegations.

isis today released a video showing the beheading of another aid worker. amber lee is here today. she spoke on how the u.s. is dealing with the threat. >> reporter: this is the fourth hostage to be beheaded on video. first two americans now two brits. this imagine is becoming too disturbing. this time it's alan henning on his knees. shortly before being beheaded by isis. he was kidnapped last december. >> it is yet another

demonstration of the brutality of isil. >> reporter: before henning was killed, he spoke to the camera. referencing britain's decision to participate in the air strikes against isil. >> we cannot expect this to stop the isis threat. >> reporter: air strikes are necessary, but so is a long term intelligence strategy. and that the u.s. needs to partner with other countries to prevent an attack by isis on u.s. soil. he calls it the nimble negotiations. >> this is where really, doing work with the bits and even the russians, intelligence service intelligence service really could be productive. we really need to be careful in dealing with iranians that

they're really trying to help us. >> reporter: casel was a worker who spoke about his calling. >> there's this impression, this belief that there's no choice. the way i thought i had no choice. this is what i was put here to do. i guess i'm just a hopeless romantic and i'm an idealist romantic and i'm an idealist and i lieve