-- jana katsuyama continues our coverage. >> reporter: it seems they have been interviewing that 7-year- old girl and have a general description of the attacker. tonight police tell us that they are very upset because the school did not tell them about the incident. there was confusion, concerning. pardons wait outside of the school. >> nobody can go in, nobody can go out. >> reporter: at 4:30 p.m., police had lined the street. officers told ktvu that a boy and girl encountered a stranger. the boys said he committed a sexual assault on at least one of the girls. officers searched the building, the grounds and surrounding neighborhood but did not find the man. about 5:00 the lock down ended a relief to parents picking up children who had been in darkened classrooms, some very scared. >> we were in the class classroom and we were not able to go to go to recess. >> you know they just, police are inside the school and everything. >> reporter: police say the two girls were taken to children's hospital to be examined and interviewed. when a repeated request to speak to principal the staff ref

jana katsuyama is in oakland to tell us how much all this rain has helped. ana. >> reporter: frank let's face it it can be a mess having all this rain but it's really been good for people with their flowers, their plants, the regions agriculture and reservoirs as you mentioned. so we went to the districts and asked them just how far this gets us from being out of a drought. >> reporter: water formed a rainbow over oakland. >> it has given us a boost. we got 1-1/2 inches since last night. >> reporter: not enough to fill east bay's reservoirs. but every precious drop helped nudge numbers closer to normal. >> this year it's 15-1/2 inch and we're 14-1/2 of average. >> reporter: reservoirs are 77% fulls. county reservoirs about 60% full. other areas are waiting to see how the sierra snow pack fares. people are already facing mandatory and cut backs. >> i'm mostly just trying to use less water, shorter showers. >> my brother is in the wine industry. >> i really enjoy being able to go to a farmers market or come here and get fresh vegetables and fresh fruits. that's

ktvu's jana katsuyama has been talking to investigators about the possible link, jana. >> reporter: i've been on this since friday and today i learned from police that they believe there might be this connection. that the attack and the description of the attacker are almost identical to this incident involving a 6-year-old girl that happened just a few months ago. today parents picking up their children at the world academy on 20th avenue say the school is taking more precautions after last week's reported attack. >> make sure you're on the list so you're not able to go in if your name is on the list. >> reporter: parents in the afternoon school program were given a letter announcing a meeting that will take place tomorrow night. >> reporter: two girls say they have encountered a man and a 7- year-old reported that he inappropriately touched her. as police searched for the attacker officers also went to st. college now elementary school just blocks away on international boulevard. that's where a man of similar description reportedly assaulted a 6-year-old in january when she opened a gy

jana katsuyama. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, safeway stock today was off more than 3% after hours. shares fell to $38.05 in heavy trading. safeway stock is up for the year 21%. >>> safeway is one of the largest employers in the bay area but it's not number one. it ranks seventh from the san francisco center of economics. uc san francisco is second with 22,000. and safeway has about 13,000 workers. >>> new at 10:00, a bingo game targeted by four robbers. tonight two people are in custody after an attack for her winnings. there's now a controversial idea being considered to hopefully keep players safe. >> it has a blue haired imagine, but the bingo winnings are all green. >> it's a cash business and a lot of cash. >> reporter: staffed by robbers lying in wake. two recent attacks have the community rattled. two armed suspects posing as bingo players grabbed wads of cash in front of dozens of witnesses. >> they just went and got him at that moment and took off with what they could. >> repor

tonight ktvu's jana katsuyama is live at the team's headquarters in santa clara with the weapon that police found in chris culiver's vehicle. >> the 49ers team did acknowledge that chris toliver has been taken into custody and arrested. they did not give any statements on camera. the police say that toliver hit a bicyclist that is now being treated for injuries. chris culiver walked out of the santa clara county jail. he was silent but the person that páeubged him up was very emotional as they walked to their vehicle. >> get away from him. >> reporter: culiver is a defensive back. he was drafted in 2011. 911 calls came in around 10:21 this morning. witnesses say a white mustang had hit a bicyclists. the attorney for one witness say it is driver took off striking the witnesses vehicle as it left the scene. the witness decided to follow him. >> the driver was attempting to make a u turn. didn't make it and ended upcoming up on the sidewalk and striking the bicyclist. >> reporter: the witnesses attorney told us the san jose man and his family followed the vehicle to tulley and center an

tonight ktvu's jana katsuyama is live at the team's headquarters in santa clara with the weapon that police found in chris culiver's vehicle. >> the 49ers team did acknowledge that chris toliver has been taken into custody and arrested. they did not give any statements on camera. the police say that toliver hit a bicyclist that is now being treated for injuries. chris culiver walked out of the santa clara county jail. he was silent but the person that páeubged him up was very emotional as they walked to their vehicle. >> get away from him. >> reporter: culiver is a defensive back. he was drafted in 2011. 911 calls came in around 10:21 this morning. witnesses say a white mustang had hit a bicyclists. the attorney for one witness say it is driver took off striking the witnesses vehicle as it left the scene. the witness decided to follow him. >> the driver was attempting to make a u turn. didn't make it and ended upcoming up on the sidewalk and striking the bicyclist. >> reporter: the witnesses attorney told us the san jose man and his family followed the vehicle to tulley and center an

jana katsuyama. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, safeway stock today was off more than 3% after hours. shares fell to $38.05 in heavy trading. safeway stock is up for the year 21%. >>> safeway is one of the largest employers in the bay area but it's not number one. it ranks seventh from the san francisco center of economics. uc san francisco is second with 22,000. and safeway has about 13,000 workers. >>> new at 10:00, a bingo game targeted by four robbers. tonight two people are in custody after an attack for her winnings. there's now a controversial idea being considered to hopefully keep players safe. >> it has a blue haired imagine, but the bingo winnings are all green. >> it's a cash business and a lot of cash. >> reporter: staffed by robbers lying in wake. two recent attacks have the community rattled. two armed suspects posing as bingo players grabbed wads of cash in front of dozens of witnesses. >> they just went and got him at that moment and took off with what they could. >> repor

jana katsuyama live in fremont to tell us what would be restricted. >> reporter: frank it is raining here. but certainly not enough. i did get an advanced copy of the board's proposal. if the board approves it next week, it could be become the first bay area district to pass an ordinance. at the fremont park golf course, tonight's rain was a mixed blessing. >> we needed rain, but it keeps some customers away. >> reporter: not this 11-year- old who is practicing rain or shine for a tournament. >> i practice every day, probably about three hours. >> we pay full rate for our water, just like consumers at home would. >> reporter: are you worried about the drought? >> no, not that we have rain. >> reporter: imposing restrictions and bans on outdoor water use. >> about 40% of our water supply coming from the state water project. which announced that agencies will get a 0% allegation. >> reporter: another 40% comes from ground water, which is low. the ordinance would restrict lawn watering to once or twice a week for homes. two to three times a week for parks or golf courses. it would put a

ktvu's jana katsuyama will detail the fbi's case. we begin with amber lee. she asked leyland yee's attorney about the charges. >> reporter: frank, we're in the sunset neighborhood where the state senator lives. we came to the home behind me, he did not answer his door, but we did catch up with him as he left the federal courthouse earlier tonight. >> senator, can you tell me what the reaction is to your arrest? >> reporter: dressed casually in a blue jacket, the state senator walked out of the federal building on $500,000 bond. he got into a waiting car without answering any questions. but there are many questions about the multiple charges he now faces. yee, who advocated for gun control laws, now faces conspiracy of trafficking firearms, illegally importing them, and bribery. >> we haven't had a chance to really read it from front to back. we'll defer any comments. >> reporter: he wasdriven to first of all court, where he spent ten hours odd. according to court documents, he tried to dig himself out of a $70,000 debt incurred for losing the race for mayor.

reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama. >> here's another look at that police sketch. awe authorities describe the man as white or latino, 20 to 40 years old, standing 6'" tall with black hair and mustache. he may have a birth mark, or a rash on the left side of his forehead. >>> a bay area school district is warning about a dangerous new drug that apparently sent a student to the hospital. the little known psychedelic drug is called d.o.c. a report from mountain view on how that student is doing. >> reporter: yesterday, near central avenue, a high school student's health was in jeopardy as he had a seizure. >> the person ended up being transported through the hospital. it was learned this person probably overdosed, and on a drug called d.o.c. >> reporter: that's what they were told it was. it has both hallucinogenic effects like lsd and speeding effects like methamphetamine. >> a zombie like state, the person is sort of out of it. but they're very hyper aware, and hyper sensitive. they can see real well, and hear really well, but they're out of it. >> reporter: he tol

ktvu's jana katsuyama will detail the fbi's case. we begin with amber lee. she asked leyland yee's attorney about the charges. >> reporter: frank, we're in the sunset neighborhood where the state senator lives. we came to the home behind me, he did not answer his door, but we did catch up with him as he left the federal courthouse earlier tonight. >> senator, can you tell me what the reaction is to your arrest? >> reporter: dressed casually in a blue jacket, the state senator walked out of the federal building on $500,000 bond. he got into a waiting car without answering any questions. but there are many questions about the multiple charges he now faces. yee, who advocated for gun control laws, now faces conspiracy of trafficking firearms, illegally importing them, and bribery. >> we haven't had a chance to really read it from front to back. we'll defer any comments. >> reporter: he wasdriven to first of all court, where he spent ten hours odd. according to court documents, he tried to dig himself out of a $70,000 debt incurred for losing the race for mayor.

-- jana katsuyama continues our coverage. >> reporter: it seems they have been interviewing that 7-year- old girl and have a general description of the attacker. tonight police tell us that they are very upset because the school did not tell them about the incident. there was confusion, concerning. pardons wait outside of the school. >> nobody can go in, nobody can go out. >> reporter: at 4:30 p.m., police had lined the street. officers told ktvu that a boy and girl encountered a stranger. the boys said he committed a sexual assault on at least one of the girls. officers searched the building, the grounds and surrounding neighborhood but did not find the man. about 5:00 the lock down ended a relief to parents picking up children who had been in darkened classrooms, some very scared. >> we were in the class classroom and we were not able to go to go to recess. >> you know they just, police are inside the school and everything. >> reporter: police say the two girls were taken to children's hospital to be examined and interviewed. when a repeated request to speak to principal the staff ref

reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama. >> here's another look at that police sketch. awe authorities describe the man as white or latino, 20 to 40 years old, standing 6'" tall with black hair and mustache. he may have a birth mark, or a rash on the left side of his forehead. >>> a bay area school district is warning about a dangerous new drug that apparently sent a student to the hospital. the little known psychedelic drug is called d.o.c. a report from mountain view on how that student is doing. >> reporter: yesterday, near central avenue, a high school student's health was in jeopardy as he had a seizure. >> the person ended up being transported through the hospital. it was learned this person probably overdosed, and on a drug called d.o.c. >> reporter: that's what they were told it was. it has both hallucinogenic effects like lsd and speeding effects like methamphetamine. >> a zombie like state, the person is sort of out of it. but they're very hyper aware, and hyper sensitive. they can see real well, and hear really well, but they're out of it. >> reporter: he tol

ktvu's jana katsuyama has been talking to investigators about the possible link, jana. >> reporter: i've been on this since friday and today i learned from police that they believe there might be this connection. that the attack and the description of the attacker are almost identical to this incident involving a 6-year-old girl that happened just a few months ago. today parents picking up their children at the world academy on 20th avenue say the school is taking more precautions after last week's reported attack. >> make sure you're on the list so you're not able to go in if your name is on the list. >> reporter: parents in the afternoon school program were given a letter announcing a meeting that will take place tomorrow night. >> reporter: two girls say they have encountered a man and a 7- year-old reported that he inappropriately touched her. as police searched for the attacker officers also went to st. college now elementary school just blocks away on international boulevard. that's where a man of similar description reportedly assaulted a 6-year-old in january when she opened a gy

jana katsuyama is in oakland to tell us how much all this rain has helped. na. >> reporter: frank let's face it it can be a mess having all this rain but it's really been good for people with their flowers, their plants, the regions agriculture and reservoirs as you mentioned. so we went to the districts and asked them just how far this gets us from being out of a drought. >> reporter: water formed a rainbow over oakland. >> it has given us a boost. we got 1-1/2 inches since last night. >> reporter: not enough to fill east bay's reservoirs. but every precious drop helped nudge numbers closer to normal. >> this year it's 15-1/2 inch and we're 14-1/2 of average. >> reporter: reservoirs are 77% fulls. county reservoirs about 60% full. other areas are waiting to see how the sierra snow pack fares. people are already facing mandatory and cut backs. >> i'm mostly just trying to use less water, shorter showers. >> my brother is in the wine industry. >> i really enjoy being able to go to a farmers market or come here and get fresh vegetables and fresh fruits. that's

jana katsuyama live in fremont to tell us what would be restricted. >> reporter: frank it is raining here. but certainly not enough. i did get an advanced copy of the board's proposal. if the board approves it next week, it could be become the first bay area district to pass an ordinance. at the fremont park golf course, tonight's rain was a mixed blessing. >> we needed rain, but it keeps some customers away. >> reporter: not this 11-year- old who is practicing rain or shine for a tournament. >> i practice every day, probably about three hours. >> we pay full rate for our water, just like consumers at home would. >> reporter: are you worried about the drought? >> no, not that we have rain. >> reporter: imposing restrictions and bans on outdoor water use. >> about 40% of our water supply coming from the state water project. which announced that agencies will get a 0% allegation. >> reporter: another 40% comes from ground water, which is low. the ordinance would restrict lawn watering to once or twice a week for homes. two to three times a week for parks or golf courses. it would put a

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it took 15 months and dozens of the local and federal administrators, today the county district attorney says the team has dismantled three gangs. the d.a. discussed the county's largest operation on record. allie e rasmus. >> reporter: the operation was called, it's a sunny day in palo alto. that was code for one of the gangs. >> reporter: the attempted robbery is just one of the incidents investigators say they found. >> reporter: the investigation led to the arrest of 16 people on a variety of charges. including bribed robbery and murder. >> this operation was called a sunny day operation. >> reporter: investigators came up with the name after listening to conversations between the gang members. >> their code word was, it's a sunny day in east palo alto. >> reporter: six weeks worth of wiretapped conversations recorded seven hours a day and cell phone mapping. >> we can see right where they were at the time of the murdering on the cell phones. >> reporter: in attempted murders that the gangs were involved in put residents at risk. >> you have a shoo

. >>> now to jana katsuyama, she's been looking into other key players in this case. including a former san francisco school board president, his son, and a sports agent for a rising boxing star. jana. >> reporter: frank i've learned that sports agent sullivan was arrested in princeton new jersey yesterday. and the fbi plans to bring him and six others from atlanta, boston, new haven and new york to federal court here. 29-year-old sports agent sullivan said he grew up in san francisco and loves his job. he was representing mayfield. mayfield seen on this video told fs weekly that sullivan was supposed to meet him in new york city for a fight. instead, he was arrested by the fbi . keith jackson is accused of helping with the murder for hire conspiracy, gun trafficking and drug trafficking conspiracy. jackson was well known as a political consultant who helped leland yee and had helped conservatives with issues. samsinger said that jackson always seemed to be on ice. others that knew jackson were also shocked. >> i was shocked, stuns and saddened for any allegations such

. >>> now to jana katsuyama, she's been looking into other key players in this case. including a former san francisco school board president, his son, and a sports agent for a rising boxing star. jana. >> reporter: frank i've learned that sports agent sullivan was arrested in princeton new jersey yesterday. and the fbi plans to bring him and six others from atlanta, boston, new haven and new york to federal court here. 29-year-old sports agent sullivan said he grew up in san francisco and loves his job. he was representing mayfield. mayfield seen on this video told fs weekly that sullivan was supposed to meet him in new york city for a fight. instead, he was arrested by the fbi . keith jackson is accused of helping with the murder for hire conspiracy, gun trafficking and drug trafficking conspiracy. jackson was well known as a political consultant who helped leland yee and had helped conservatives with issues. samsinger said that jackson always seemed to be on ice. others that knew jackson were also shocked. >> i was shocked, stuns and saddened for any allegations such

jana katsuyama has the details. >> reporter: there was depate de -- debate. but in the end, the board voted 4-1 to impose restrictions. they work hard to conserve water and is concerned about the drought. >> i worry about plants that i really cared about. and worked hard for dying. i will try to save what i can and the rest is going to have to go. >> reporter: the alameda county water board heard from many concerned residents at tonight's hearings. some said outdoor water use restrictions go too far. others say the board isn't being tough enough and penalties should be stronger. >> just cut off all watering. who cares a hoot about green lawns when we're running out of water. >> restrictions are a pretty pathetic over all. >> you need to be telling developers who are coming in that they cannot put in lawns. period, ends of discussion. >> reporter: the situation is serious. today they gave us a tour inside the treatment plant which purifies water that comes from the state. >> we pay for water that comes from the delta so we don't want to waste a single drop. >>

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> to new information on what was a daring choice. faced with a raging fire in their apartment, two grandparents and their three- year-old grandson made a disparate decision. >> reporter: what happened last night? >> he said i jumped out the window. all three are recovering but they are rattled after making the jump out of a second story window. >> the fire broke out on 7th street. ktvu's rob roth is live at the apartment complex where that happened and has the very latest on the decision. a story only on 2. >> it took quick thinking and courage. this is the apartment building where the fire broke out last night and it was from the second floor window that two grandparents and their grandson escaped the fast spreading fire. >> screaming come get the baby. >> reporter: from his hospital bed he described to us the moment he dropped his grandson out the window as smoke and fire was about to over take them. >> i hung out as far as i can to break his fall. to jump. to go down. i let him go easy. >> the window is 25 feet from the ground. h

reporting live in richmond, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information tonight about a deadly head on collision in san leandro that took the life of an innocent driver. police said today, 19-year-old jesus gardene was going from 70 to 114 miles per hour. he struck into traffic, killing the driver. today, the coroner identified the victim as 32-year-old alejandro ramirez. they believe the suspect was driving under the influence. >> if it was at someone's home, can we go back and see how much they gave him to consume? you're talking about a crime here that's no different than taking a gun and shooting into a group of people. >> a 56-year-old passenger in the victim's car was seriously injured. gardenez is at the hospital under guard. >>> today, carmen, and bob pack delivered 830,000 signatures for a november ballot measure aimed at curbing so-called doctor shopping for narcotics. in october of 2003, a car driven by himena baretto struck and killed the two children. >> reporter: the woman that ran over troy and alana had been receiving thousands of vicodin from a hospital.

new at 6:00, jana katsuyama live in richmond where a local police and b.a.r.t. officers are joining forces. so jana who's being targeted here? >> reporter: well, they are looking at evening commuters frank, and they say that they've had 18 robberies in just the past 2-1/2 months and if you have your phone out or if you have head phones in you're more likely to be a target. this is a richmond b.a.r.t. station right here. they say that most of the people who have been targeted have been evening commuters coming out of b.a.r.t. police say that most of the robberies are happening in the late afternoon and evening hours. the robberies have happened within a few blocks of this b.a.r.t. station as people are walking home. some of the robbers have displayed guns and taken cash, credit cards, jewelry or mobile devices. >> the people are usually distracted by tablet or iphone. some sort of device or they're wearing ear buds so they can't hear. they're being followed a block or two then robbed away from the station. >> reporter: richmond police are planning to be here at th

reporting live in martinez, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now it hercules, where police reported the transgender studented who reported being assaulted now says it's all alive. the school board president said he is relieved, but the board acknowledges, the district has problems, and says just because this was a failings alarm, it -- false alarm, it doesn't mean they can let down their guard. >> we need to look into that. >> charles ramsey said the district now as an opportunity to effect real change, including getting surveillance cameras at hercules high. he says cameras would have made a real difference both in this case, and in a previous case, where there was a fight at the school, involving another transgender teen. >>> facebook is opening its wallet. and just over an hour ago, the city of menlo park accepted the handout to hire an extra police officer. >> reporter: from this meeting, you would think everyone in menlo park likes this offer. no one stood up to speak and the city council unanimously agreed, and gave it a big thumbs up. the working class. sometimes gritty, and

reporting live in martinez, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now it hercules, where police reported the transgender studented who reported being assaulted now says it's all alive. the school board president said he is relieved, but the board acknowledges, the district has problems, and says just because this was a failings alarm, it -- false alarm, it doesn't mean they can let down their guard. >> we need to look into that. >> charles ramsey said the district now as an opportunity to effect real change, including getting surveillance cameras at hercules high. he says cameras would have made a real difference both in this case, and in a previous case, where there was a fight at the school, involving another transgender teen. >>> facebook is opening its wallet. and just over an hour ago, the city of menlo park accepted the handout to hire an extra police officer. >> reporter: from this meeting, you would think everyone in menlo park likes this offer. no one stood up to speak and the city council unanimously agreed, and gave it a big thumbs up. the working class. sometimes gritty, and

reporting live in richmond, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information tonight about a deadly head on collision in san leandro that took the life of an innocent driver. police said today, 19-year-old jesus gardene was going from 70 to 114 miles per hour. he struck into traffic, killing the driver. today, the coroner identified the victim as 32-year-old alejandro ramirez. they believe the suspect was driving under the influence. >> if it was at someone's home, can we go back and see how much they gave him to consume? you're talking about a crime here that's no different than taking a gun and shooting into a group of people. >> a 56-year-old passenger in the victim's car was seriously injured. gardenez is at the hospital under guard. >>> today, carmen, and bob pack delivered 830,000 signatures for a november ballot measure aimed at curbing so-called doctor shopping for narcotics. in october of 2003, a car driven by himena baretto struck and killed the two children. >> reporter: the woman that ran over troy and alana had been receiving thousands of vicodin from a hospital.

jana katsuyama has the details. >> reporter: there was depate de -- debate. but in the end, the board voted 4-1 to impose restrictions. they work hard to conserve water and is concerned about the drought. >> i worry about plants that i really cared about. and worked hard for dying. i will try to save what i can and the rest is going to have to go. >> reporter: the alameda county water board heard from many concerned residents at tonight's hearings. some said outdoor water use restrictions go too far. others say the board isn't being tough enough and penalties should be stronger. >> just cut off all watering. who cares a hoot about green lawns when we're running out of water. >> restrictions are a pretty pathetic over all. >> you need to be telling developers who are coming in that they cannot put in lawns. period, ends of discussion. >> reporter: the situation is serious. today they gave us a tour inside the treatment plant which purifies water that comes from the state. >> we pay for water that comes from the delta so we don't want to waste a single drop. >>