federal agents converge on a san francisco apartment building. what they found turned into an all-day ordeal involving the hazmat team. good evening, thank you for joining, i'm ama daetz. started as a federal raid on an apartment building in the russian hill area. tiffani wilson is there with the details. reporter: at this time we know the fbi served a search warrant as part of a federal criminal investigation this morning. now, this was not an arrest warrant but a search warrant in an apartment behind the blue

tent you see behind me. if you look at the video you can see the fbi agents in full protective suits and masks. they went in and out of a ground level apartment for hours and a fire truck was parked at the ready outside. at one time the fire department's bomb squad stopped by the scene but were quickly cleared. the fbi agents took something out of the apartment and examined it in the courtyard. neighbors in the building were not evacuated. several told us that the apartment being searched is occupied by a single man. >> there is no risk to public safety. and that the protective equipment that you see is for agent safety, precautionary. reporter: the san francisco police department helped secure the scene. jackson is still shut down at polk street, and it's caused some confusion for drivers trying to get through the area. again, at this time, we do not

know what the fbi found or why the search warrant was served other than to say that this is part of a federal criminal investigation, and so we will continue to follow this developing story. in san francisco, abc7 news. there are contamination fears in another part of san francisco. today officials told treasure island residents that more testing would be done to examine the risk posed by potential radiation exposure. nick smith is live there with more. nick? reporter: good afternoon. in fact, each of those homes behind me will be checked. if you look at this map you can see it shows you the number of homes officials at the navy ask various canada regulatory agencies will check next amongst. each house scanned with a large electronic boom. sweep the floor to detect gam na rays. -- gamma rays. >> i was just feel like a little

bit more to what is there, what they're saying. >> dozens of treasure island residents spent the day pressing state officials for new information about possible health risks associated with radiation contamination at or near their homes. >> we don't have the choices that a lot of people think we have. we're working families. >> this is hundreds of families continue to live in buildings separated by this green mesh and wire fencing, inches from testing sites. >> i'm not sure all is being said. i just ask as many questions as i can. reporter: members of the media were not allowed to hear what she asked. officials moved me, my microphone and our news cameras to the next room, well out of earshot. >> progress has been steady. reporter: officials with the california department of health responsible for oversaying of the cleanup being done by the navy tell me they're doing all

they can to warn residents of potential health risk biz communicating their findings openly but tell me the work they'd need to do will take a while. >> it's a complex site, so we're overseeing that and then we -- when needed we come out and actually do our own survey to make sure things are done correct. >> in two weeks officials we test every dwelling and collect the data and check for safety. >> it's so close to our home, and you know it, and you just let us sit there. >> nick smith, abc7 news. a fire this morning in vallejo destroyed a school playground at loma vista elementary school. the first firefighters to arrive found the structure complete lie engulfed but put the fire out within minutes. no one was hurt. two no assaults against staff members at napa state

hospital are raising new safety concerns at the facility. the most recent one was yesterday. according to the napa valley register, social worker was seriously injured when a patient assaulted her. the patient hit the victim, pushed her to the ground, and kicked her repeatedly until she called for help by activating her personal alarm. in a separate incident last saturday, psychiatric technician was sexually assaulted bay patient. she also activated her personal alarm to call coworkers for help. both incidents are under investigation. police in petaluma are looking for this man, 25 years anthony silva, accused of beating a mole tell 6 clerk who refused to rent him a room. it happened wednesday just before 5:00 in the morning. police say the victim new silva and wouldn't let him stay at the motel 6. silva became angry and assaulted the clerk and tried to take his wallet but the victim wouldn't let him have it. silva disappeared before police

arrived. the victim suffered injuries to his face and a broken arm. u.s. officials say the only american soldier held prisoner in afghanistan has been freed after five years and is in u.s. custody. sergeant bowe bergdahl's release was part of a negotiation that includes the release of five afghan detainees at guantanamo bay. the 28-year-old had been held by the taliban sin june 30, 2009. president obama celebrated his release look with his parents. >> he was not forgotten by his community in idaho or the military which rallied to support the bergdahls through thick and thin and wasn't forgotten by his country. >> the president made the call to the sergeant's parents to deliver the good news today. bergdahl is in good spirits and is able to walk on his open. young baseball players now have their own field of dreams in richmond thanks to the oakland a's. >> what a great day that we get a chance to celebrate today.

how about a round of applause. [applause] >> richmond residents, former a's player and current team broadcaster, matt babbitt, welcomed hundreds of little leaguers. the a's mascot took part in the festivities, along with josh reddick. pg&e and the good tidings foundation teamed with the a's for rennovating the field. >> reaction from hall of fame golfer phil mickelson who finds himself at the heart of an insider trading investigation. coming up, the oakland company caught up in the probe and why the pga champ says he is innocent. plus. >> keep braking. keep doing it. >> one resident takes it upon himself to crack down on speeders. >> good evening, i'm frances dinglasan in the accuweather

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one of golf's biggest names claims he has done nothing wrong after being questioned as part of a probe into insider trading. phil mickelson says he is cooping with the officials from the fbi and sec. the investigation focused on stock trades involved clorox. they came statement carl icahn was trying to buy clorox. hehis tense moments in west l.a.

action against chronic speeders in his neighborhood. one such violator, the driver of this lamborghini. >> keep racing. keep racing, keep doing it. the driver of the lamborghini takes off after the man pelts his car with a big rock. the lamborghini retails starting at $400,000. >> new at 5:00, the mad scramble for cash from the mysterious twitter user hidden cash reached a high point. the secret ben fact ben factories spread his wealth. he stuffed 36 plastic angry birds balls with wads of cash and buried them in the sand. after the tweet went out, the beach was flooded with people

digging through the cash. hidden cash continue his l.a. area cash drop tomorrow. he began his campaign in san francisco. >> before nasa sent astronauts to the moon they were sent to hawai'i, but it was all business. ahead, unseen photos unveiled showing what is took to train the apollo crew. >> and a live look outside, sunny skies. a little bit of the marine layer. frances dinglasan has the forecast after the break. now here's david muir with what is ahead on abc's world news. >> great to see you. more on the breaking news, the release of an american soldier five years held by the taliban. the special forces who picked him up. the note he writes in the helicopter. and a big name in sports under investigation for insider trading. i and sandra bull lock surprised jay leno's return. what they said to class of 2014.

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before nasa sent astronauts to the moon they sent them to hawai'i. for the first time we're seeing a series of historical photos taken by nasa in 1970, showing apollo astronauts training on the big island. check these out. shows the crew practicing experiments in the island's volume -- volcanic dust. the photos were discovered at the johnson space center in houston. nasa still uses the hawaiian islands to train astronaut. >> if you thought it had come and gone, think beginning.

gangnam style just made history. ♪ the music video has become the first youtube video to surpass two billion views. happened shortly before midnight on the east coast friday. the pop star now holds the record for the most overall views and the most views in a day with 38 million for his followup song, gentlemen. justin bieber's baby is the only other billion-plus video with just over one billion views. a nice day to get outside and check out what is going on. abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan is here. >> sunny skies inland but notice live doppler 7hd showing us the clouds, sticking along the coast. it's been there all day, and it will spread inland overnight. from the east bay, looking out towards the west and you see the

marine layer starting to push in towards san francisco. temperatures right now range, 58 in san francisco, 65 in oakland, 70, san carlos, morgan hill, 82. half moon bay still cool at 54, with that cool marine air. santa cruz has been a beautiful sunny day but you'll notice the clouds off to the distance as well and we'll see clouds return tomorrow morning. napa, 71. 79 in novato. fairfield, concord, livermore, low 80s. from sutro, looking down towards san francisco. a beautiful view. you see these clouds from the coast. and you notice the temperatures will be cooler on the coast but much warmer downtown. low clouds will spread inland overnight, fog and drizzle near the coast, especially tomorrow morning. then we'll see more sunshine and a little warmer sunday afternoon to end the weekend. the radar satellite composite shows high pressure building, and with the air circulating

clockwise, we'll see a slight offshore flow, not as strong of a sea breeze during the day, and temperatures will warm up nicely as we get that sun building up our temperatures, but overnight, with the clouds moving in, you'll notice they'll spread inland into valleys so we could see fog and drizzle near the cost and that's where we'll start alcove and stay -- start out cool and stay cool. low 50s. so up per 40s in santa rosa, napa, half moon bay, santa cruz, and elsewhere. 52, san francisco, almost all the way down towards san jose. look for temperatures in the low 80s tomorrow in the south bay. 81, sunnyvale, millbrae, upper 70s. 58 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 66, with cloudy conditions. novato, 80, very comfortable and

mild in the east bay. low to mid-70s, from 71 in richmond, 73, oakland. 76, castro valley. look for even warmer numbers tomorrow. so, we'll see some mid-80s in pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, and livermore. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, enjoy the sunshine and slightly warmer conditions tomorrow, but again, it will still be cloudy at the coast. a little cooler on monday. temperatures dip before basically we start to warm up again and into next weekend, looking warm to even hot. so, next weekend will be even warmer. >> toasty, thank you, frances. shu is off tonight. rick is in and you have some baseball for us. >> mike is under the weather and so were the giants today. coming up in sports the giants may have the best record the majors but in every season some rain must fall and seemed to leave the

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not too many things have slopes down the giants but a combination of rain and pitcher michael wacha did that in st. louis. they could not solve him. in the first he strikes out pence. starting for matt cain, matched wacha until the fifth. a few minutes late their game was stopped because of rain after a 47 minute delay play resumed and so did wacha,

striking out seven in six shutout innings, the rain came again later stopping the contest for 51 minutes. the the seventh, st. louis taxes on one maureen. jhonny peralta doubles into the gap. craig scores to make it 2-0. rosenthal struck out the side in the ninth. the giants struck out 13 times today. at the ncaa regionals, stanford is playing host to indiana. the cardinal tied the game in the first. slater gives this ball a ride. it's 1-1, but the hoosiers have come back to take the lead in the fifth. sam travis homers off hoff sadder. now indiana leads 3-2. >> now to golf. masters champ bubba watson is in the lead after three rounds of the memorial. we go to dublin, ohio. knackam -- lefty scott langley

is in second place after a bogey-free 67. 11-under for the tournament. just one back of another lefty, bubba watson 0, who fired a 69. a win tomorrow would be his third of the year. at the french open, defending champion rafael nadal won. he is an incredible 61-1 at the open. now nadal at the top of the screen. blisters the winner, won in straight sets. a perfect lob. nadal attempting to win his fifth straight french open title, ninth overall. >> sloan stevens the last remaining american woman at the open. stevens wraps up the first set with a nice lob. she went on to win the match in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, stevens will face the fourth seed from romania.

>> a week from today, california chrome will become the first triple crown winner since affirmed in 1978 if he can win the belmont stakes. considered the toughest of the races, california chrome turned in what his trainer called a perfect workout as he ran the one and a half mile track. the 36 drought without a triple crown winner is the longest in history, and later tonight, the a's host the angels. they lead anaheim by two and a half games in the west, i think chrome will do it but i don't want to jinx it. >> at least he gets to wear his little nose thing. >> he's given the okay. >> up next, this is the weekend to help an animal find a new home. the deal for pet loves to brain home a dog or cat in need. abc7 news is proud to announce we have a brand new web site. check out abc7 news.com. it will adjust automatically to fit your screen. more video, more pictures, more

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coming up at 6:00, whooping cough cases are on a sharp rise in california. why doctors say people are more at risk this year. what new products apple is expected to unveil and not unveil at its worldwide developers conference this week. join us for abc7 news at 6:00.

if you're looking to add a furry friend to your family this might be the weekend to do it. several animal rescue organizations kicked off mady's pet adoption days in san francisco. that means adoption fees will be waived this weekend for anybody who wants adopt a pet from more than 100 bay area animal shelters. today is also a celebration in san francisco. the city just renamed part of alabama street, rescue row, to honor four animal rescue organizations that are on that same street. so many great dogs and cats that need a good home. definitely if you're interested, take advantage of this weekend. that does it for us here at 5:00. abc7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, with our new abc7 news app. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you at 6:00. world news is next.

tonight the breaking news this saturday. coming home. the release of bowe bergdahl. nearly five years held by the taliban. and the american soldier now free. the special forces who picked him up. the note he wrote in the helicopter and what they said that brought tears to his eyes. tonight the u.s. turning over five taliban detainees in exchange. who is going free? our team on it all. also, was he on the inside? millions watching one of the top names in golf today. federal investigators watching him, too. the insider training and how phil mickelson is responding tonight. the supermarket stunner. the close call for shoppers. this family car swallowed in the heartland. what's behind this? and parting gift. we celebrate the class of 2014 tonight. sandra bullock's surpris