darker tonight. shut down hundreds of elicit sites on that secret network. one major arrest made in san francisco. and vic lee has more. >> the dark net is a site that is enkrifted so makes it hard to track users. now, prosecutors say the web site of the san francisco man arrested was raking in $8 million a month. he was arrested on wednesday at his apartment on the 900 block of florida street. neighbors said fbi agents were swarming around the flat in the early afternoon. no one seemed to know why. amy thought they were buying his tesla. >> i just thought they're buying a car. >> but they were there to arrest

a man charged with starting a spin off version of the silk road web site. silk road 2.0 operated on the tour network. which is home to illegal marketplaces. the mastermind of the silk road was ross albrict. the governor says the arrest was only a tip of the iceberg and that a global police operation closed 400 web sites. besides u.s., it involves 16 european countries. the u.s. attorney says it represents a break through for fighting cyber crime. >> this is like 19th century law

enforcement chasing 21 century crime. >> others say there is just too much money to be made to stop the illegal marketplace. >> if there is a demand for elicit drugs there will be people willing to buy them. >> now, he waved extra decision. and since this case originated with the u.s. attorney in new york, he'll be taken there to face charges vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> the state attorney general intensify aid probe of the california public utilities commission. seizing evidence as part of the investigation of the back door communication with pg and e. abc7 news is live on van ness avenue. >> the state attorney general

isn't talking but three did show up way search warrant. >> we're pleased that the attorney general is taking this seriously. >> city leaders couldn't have been more pleased when investigat investigators seized documents the regulator is being investigated for having a cozy relationship with pg & e. >> we're looking for pg and e. do the business of the cities of california. >> since the pipeline explosion, the city leaders have been relentless to release years of documents. mang damaging are e mails. the then chief of staff carol down is asked by brian cherry, any news on reassignment? brown relies working on it.

i hope the mess is worth it. cherry responds you'll owe me if you do, mily face. >> people who get charged are the scapegoats. i think there is a difference we want to make sure people at the top >> we'd like to see justice done if charges are appropriate. >> crews are on the scene trying to fix a natural gas leak that paralyzed downtown san jose today.

a giant cloud of gas for hours that forced office building and business workers to shut down. >> i got the gas mask. the fire department responded. >> it's just a high volume of natural gas. the goal is try to prevent anyone from getting hurt. >> firefighters looking for pockets of natural gas. pg & e says it could take a couple hours more. >> marin county coroner completed its investigation into the death of robin williams, williams died to asphyxia due to hanging, that it was a suicide and no sign of alcohol or illegal drugs in his system

he hanged himself with a belt inside of his home in august. his family revealed he had been diagnosed with parkinson's disease and the police report said he showed signs of paranoia before the death. investigators found nothing out of the ordinary when searching his iphone the toxicology report did detect prescription medications but only in normal amounts. >> in the battle against eeb yoep yoela, kaiser permanente says sit ready. >> when it comes to ebola, kaiser says it is not fooling around. there is a new facility with air-tight rooms. >> what you see here is a critical care unit dedicated to

ebola care. >> if you're among one in three residents with kaiser this is where you'll go if you contract ebola. >> this is a pack on the back. >> on this sixth floor kaiser equipped a select group of doctors and nurses >> this team to have that specialized training just like we have for cardiac care. or critical care. >> the staff in this unit spent hours in training, playing out scenarios, these nurses say they volunteered for this task. >> it's posh to take care of the patients. >> not every nurse likes this approach. >> we're asking to have equipment and protection equipment. hazmat suits, powered respiratory for all nurses. >> california nurses association

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>> we can reveal a secret kept by a hayward man. he's been living a die. he kept the truth from family and friends but made a confession to his church and i team. >> and dan, this is incredible. >> stolen valor is an epidemic across the country. our aim is to spread the word that phonies will be exposed. this involves a church official. >> people who know him say the 73-year-old would tell anyone he's a retired navy s.e.a.l. their children grew up thinking their dad was a hero. and the congregation heard stories from deacon fortner.

>> if he came to church he would want to tell you about his s.e.a.l. background. >> one group recorded a session and posted it online. >> you served in the s.e.a.l.s. nine years. >> nine years, nine months, 26 days, 17 hours. >> he talked about the dangerous life as a special warfare operating, claiming he jumped from a plane, dove 370 feet. >> we banged on the submarine to see if anyone is still alive. >> he showed off a spot where a grenade supposedly injured his leg and talked about killing a 14-year-old boy in vietnam. >> i had no choice. i still see his face. >> a member of his church forwarded that video to don

shipley, a real retired navy s.e.a.l. >> everyone of those insane stories he's been telling are lies. >> shipley tuns a s.e.a.l.-style training camp, and responds to questions about imposters he tells me fortner never was a navy s.e.a.l. >> he is a deacon in the church. he holds a superior position in in that. >> documents show he did serve ten years as a radar man but was not a s.e.a.l. armed with this information, i called mike fortner and asked for an interview. he declined >> you claimed you're a navy s.e.a.l.

>> yes. >> you are not. >> i'm what they called a top secret. >> wrur top secret. >> yeah. >> it took a while for him to stop 50 years of lies i pressed him about that recording. >> s.e.a.l. team leader of 1, 2, 6, incredible. >> is that true? >> yes. >> unsolved with 1, 2, and 6. >> yes. >> but six didn't come into existence until 1980s >> in 68. >> no. it didn't. >> i explained names of anyone who attended training are public. he is not on the list. >> that is part of the report. you did not attend, did you? >> all right? you're right. . >> i wanted to understand why he

told the lie. >> maybe it's good that it is out. >> can you explain why? >> i don't know why. >> why tell that? >> because i was, i don't know. >> yes. >> do your kids believe you're a naf yeef s.e.a.l.? >> they won't after today. >> he was there the next church service to confess. >> god began to talk to me. and pleasing forrive me. i'm sorry. he tells me he gained trust. >> he's not sorry he pulled lies, but sorry he got caught. i'll take down anyone else that claims that navy s.e.a.l. status when they're not. >> his wife and kids tell me

theying forrive him. you can go to the i team page or by calling. >> thank you, dan. >> snow board season is >> there is natural powder. >> not bad because of the combination of real and man made snow. and mount rose also opened today. >> it's early in the season. we're not getting rainfall for a while we have clear skies over the bay

area now. and there is low clouds reducing visibility in half moon bay to five miles. so that is not evidence on this view looking west. we have 58 degrees now in san francisco. 61 in oakland. san jose, 62. 65 in morgan hill. west of sfo, it's 62 degrees in santa rosa. 64 in fairfield. 66 concord. areas of dense fog in spots overnight. warmer days are ahead. there is a chance of rain developing after mid week next

week. areas of the coastline, lingering patches of fog that will be dense in spots. and now, let's take a look at overnight conditions with fog along sections of the coastline. low temperatures mid-50s there is a large clear skies. there is a major powerful storm, tropical storm out moving towards and into the bering sea right now.

this abig unusual storm. tomorrow, no stormy weather. sunny, mild and calm. high temperatures upper 70s to low 80s and mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. east bay highs mid to upper 70s, upper 70s to around 80. here is the accu-weather forecast. after this mild to warm weekend, temperatures dropping off monday. then partly cloudy skies. cooler weather into the end of the week and a chance of rain. thank you. >> coming up next a proud moment for us at abc7 news. >> yes. now carolyn t

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congressional leaders for mid term elections and says the takeover shows americans are frustrated with gridlock. >> one thing i've committed is that i'm not going to judge ideas on democratic or republican. >> the reports says immigration in particular the president act on the issue. >> this is difficult to always work together. >> the president has order to act on immigration. >> lawmakers didn't leave

empty-handed and each was given a six pack of white house beer to take home. >> many voters said they're disappointed on the economy, october numbers are in. the job market seems healthy. and for nine months, employers added 200,000 jobs. >> a bankruptcy judge approved a turn around plan for the city of detroit today employee pensions will be cut, a city museum sold and thousands of buildings will be destroyed to make it easier to deliver basic services the judge calls conditions inhumane. and is urging residents to help fix the city. >> justices agreed to consider whether the government can

subsidize the cost of health insurance that we're required to have. in 36 states, it's run by the federal government federal government a ruling would be a major blow but the white house believes the act will be upheld it's unclear how california will react. >> what if you can attend a college and never have to sit in a classroom. >> there is a a lot of attention with a new university. >> we have the story. >> on market street a education revolution is underway. >> universities were meant too run the major institutions in

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treatment as well as tries. >> we'll start with a time lapse view of the we have the presence of fog. tomorrow, sunny skies. and l six in los angeles. so look for mid to upper 70s around the bay. and a whiled weekend, temperatures dropping off monday, with a sharper drop tuesday, wednesday then, thursday, friday, a chance of rain. yes. the "r" word is back.

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