there were a couple of federal agents out front of the hotel and they had a shots fired situation and to go back into the hotel. >> residents battle during a federal raid that left several federal agents injured. i'mri campbell. we are learning more about what left three federal agents hurt.

tara moriarty is live. >> reporter: up to 200 federal agents raided at least a dozen homes throughout the bay area as part of a gang sweep and one of them is the blue house that you see behind me. as soon as federal agents arrived on the scene, something went horribly wrong. just after 4:00 this morning, federal agents with guns drawn swooped in with a search warrant. >> and then i hear fireworks. i thought it was fireworks. and someone was walking in and said, that's gunshots. >> reporter: homeland security knew this was high risk so s.w.a.t. teams were in place. this mornings i heard a couple of loud banks followed by gunfire. >> reporter: they broke in through garage doors and windows.

three federal agents were shot, all expected to survive. >> it never happens in petaluma. this has been a crazy day. >> reporter: bob runs the best western inn behind the hematomas. >> we called all the rooms and told them to stay in. >> reporter: the raid zeroed in on gang members linked to a 2010 triple homicide in south san francisco. we were there in the alley way when three young gang members were gunned down in a drive-by shooting as they walked on 8th and linden street. some of this morning's suspects took part in that drive-by or obstructed just tissments a year-long investigation turned up guns and drugs but no word on what, if any, items were seized from this house. we know that one person was taken into custody and police are bracing for a gang backlash on the heels of this raid.

that means patrols and high vigilance. police police will have a news conference this afternoon at 3:00. >> thank you, tara. there was not the only incident involving a federal agents. a 40-year-old immigration and customs enforcement agent has been shot and killed in los angeles county. this video taken of the agent's home is in carson, about 20 miles south of it downtown l.a. authorities have arrested his 14-year-old son in connection with the attack. they say that the agent was shot in the head. the bullet was fired through a window from the backyard of the house. there is no word yet on a motive. coming up, the story on this video on a policebeating that is causing controversy. now a second video showed up that may explain why this happened we have developing news and

new video out of contra costa county. firefighters are mopping up from a three-alarm fire that seriously damaged an apartment complex late this morning. the complex is located on center avenue. the fire gutted several units and the roof. you can see some firefighters there standing on the roof. right now, we don't have any information on possible injuries and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a pretrial hearing was postponed this morning for a man akiewsdz of killing five people near a san francisco city college in march. 35-year-old bin thai luc has pleaded not guilty. his lawyers say that they need more time to collect the evidence against him. after receiving the case yesterday, the jury in the murder trial of edwin ramos is

deliberating. ramos is charged with the murder of a father and son. ramos mistook them for rival gang members. the defense says that someone else fired the shots. san francisco police say there were plenty of out-of- towners arrested during a raid in an occupied church building. it's a story we reported live yesterday as it happened. police riot gear arrested more than two dozen occupy movement squatters who had taken over the building which is owned by the catholic church. investigators say that 11 of the 26 people arrested do not live in san francisco. and it was much the same story during the violent may day protest in oakland. police arrested a total of 39 people during monday's rallies, marches and demonstrations. only 12 were from oakland, three were from out of state.

>> we are hurting, because there have been public transit cuts. how are they going to live? >> a group of demonstrator -- a group of demonstrators gathered in front of downtown oakland to highlight cuts in transit. people say that they are unable to get to work or school because there are cuts. >> people are upset because they are not working. people are upset because they don't have access. they don't have access to housing. they don't have access to jobs. they don't have access to health care. they don't have access to anything. >> william says that people need to get involved and come out and demonstrate for programs that reduce society's inequities. parents will get a letter telling them about the finding discovery of a huge syringe on school grounds. it's a story you first saw on channel 2. claudine wong joins us now with more on what happened and why the district

is apologizing to parents >> reporter: it that letter will go out to parents here explaining to them about the syringe found in the yard last wednesday. this morning, some parents are asking, what took so long. when joseph henderson dropped off his son, he had not heard about what happened. >> a syringe? wow. >> reporter: the dirt over there. you see that taped off. >> i didn't hear about that. >> reporter: others heard but didn't realize it happened last week. >> it was last wednesday? that long ago? wow >> reporter: that's one of the reasons the parents of 7-year- old miguelo santiago are so upset. their son found a syringe in the yard of a daycare. >> i picked it up. i poked myself. >> i expected them, first of all, to notify any of the other parents because there were other kids digging in the area as well. >> reporter: the district blamed the delayed response on a breakdown in communication that area is taped off but

wasn't thoroughly cleaned until just this past monday. >> i do believe there are some questions as to why we didn't clean the area more thoroughly initially but, at this point, there have been two substantial cleanings. >> reporter: the district says there will be daily cleanings like the ones we saw this morning. parent joseph henderson says that bad things happen but it's the response that makes the difference. >> i'm upset about it. i feel like that's something that they should have told every parent the day that it happened. >> reporter: the investigation into the incident is expected to take several days. the youngster will remain on medication until doctors are sure that the sing was not infected with hiv or hepatitis. we have new information about a researcher who diet after becoming infected with a bacteria he was studying in a

san francisco lab. late this morning, authorities identified the 25-year-old lab worker as richard din. din worked at the veteran administrations hospital at land's end. he was part of a team developing a vaccine for meningococcus bacteria which causes a deadly bloodstream infection or meningitis. hours after leaving work last free day, he reportedly started experiencing a headache and chills. the chief of infectious disease says that the diseased caused him to develop a rash. friends brought him to the hospital's emergency room on saturday but it was too late. >> from the onset of the symptoms until when he passed away, it was only about 18 hours. >> reporter: hospital officials gave antibiotics to five members of the research team and dozens of hospital workers who treated him. his girlfriend and five roommates who live with him on treasure island also were treated. the centers for disease control are investigating. there is good news about a

toon ager missing from fair field. 16-year-old oliva madeiros has called her family. she is safe after being out of touch with them for five dawe first told you the story yesterday at 5:00. the family held a candle light vigil for her yesterday. no details on why she was missing but police no longer consider this a missing person's case. and yes, this sounds was directed to certain people in san francisco in the middle of the night cloudy skies over the bay area but does it mean rain? if so, how much. mark tamayo will tell us. >> sad for the family. sad for the city and sad for chargers fans. >> people continue to react to the sudden death of former pro feet ballplayer junior seau.

you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. an out-of-control car slammed into a rest in east oakland. it happened on samson boulevard shortly after midnight. the driver reportedly ran from the scene. at this hour, there is still no word on whether police locate that had driemplet there are no

reports of any injuries. at least two people suffered serious injuries in a head on collision in east contra costa county this morning. it happened shortly before 5:30 a.m. and fellows avenue in brentwood. the highway patrol shut down the street for two hours to allow first responders. the chp says that all of the victims are expected to survive. football fans in san diego county and around the nation are still in shock today, one day after the apparent suicide of former charger star junior seau. people have been leaving flowers and other items outside of his home in ocean side north of san diego. seau's girlfriend found him there yesterday, dead from a gunshot wound to the chest, apparently self-inflicted. >> sad for the family. sad for my city. sad for any charger fan. saturdays sad for the kids

>> it's just sad. >> reporter: an autopsy is scheduled for today. no word on funeral services. the fremont police department announced the death of one of their own. 30-year-old tom fazio died of cancer. department officials praised him for his courage throughout his illness, calling him an inspiration. he is survived by his wife and nine-year-old son. once again, a videotape police beating has ignited a controversy. >> get on the ground. get down. >> one tape shows officers using batons to repeatedly beaten an armed suspect. critics say that the police officers used excessive force on a man accused of being drunk in public. however a second video taken just moments earlier may help explain the officers' action. this tape from a store owner

shows the suspect apparently tried to grab an officer's gun during scuffle. the 38-year-old parolee was treated and released. he is in jail. stockton police and d.a. promise to closely review both tapes in this investigation. san francisco's bill graham civic auditorium is taking a very unusual and noisy approach to keep homeless people from camping out on its home steps. [ construction noise ] >> the operators of the auditorium are using recording sounds of jack hammers along with chainsaws and motorcycles to drive people away. the recordings run continually from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 am. the operators say that the recordings have been shown to be very successful keeping people away.

the moon will be at its largest and brightest for the entire year. saturday ace full moon and a lunar orbit will also been at it closest point to the earth. the best time to get the full effect will be early evening. bay area people woke up to cloudy skies and a little drizzle. this is what happened. the rain is now a concern for the giants game which is set to start in just 15 minutes. >> and the showers have been approaching san francisco, mostly on the light side but we could have some light shower activity for that giants game, probably not enough to cancel it or delay it, but a few rain drops falling over at&t park. right now, looking over towards mount diablo, clouds increasing. latest on live store tracker 2 radar, it is may and we are tracking some rain showers, mostly in the light, maybe a few moderate cells.

you can see closing it on fairfield, concord, measuring some rainfall and also out toward pinole will shift the wind out to the south. not a lot of coverage around san francisco but some activity along the bay bridge. there is the live doppler sweep. activity to the north and west. as far as the south bay, partly cloudy skies in san jose with the bulk of the activity up to the north. as far as current temperatures, another -- in fact, with this system moving in, we have been cooling off. right now, most areas in the upper 50s to lower 60s. san jose, 22. napa, right around 67 degrees. most of the action up in the north bay for lima, santa rosa, mill valley. san francisco already measurable, already at point 01. forecast headline for the day, some showers. cool and breezy for tomorrow and then a completely different

story just in time for the weekend. here is the weather system we have been track over the past three to five days. this has been the source of the showers. for parts of the bay area and the cooling trend will continue. so best chance of activity will be for the northern half of the region but, ski, a chance elsewhere and temperatures this afternoon only maxing out in the upper 50s to the upper 60s. you can see the shower activity gradually sliding to the south as we head into the afternoon hours by 4:00 and 5:00. still a chance at 7:00 tonight. then decreasing clouds for friday. tomorrow still on the cool side but this will set the stage for a big change for the upcoming weekend. you will see that coming up in the five-day forecast. temperatures this afternoon, as i mentioned, on the cooler side. upper 40s to the upper 60s, keep the umbrellas nearby especially for redwood city, fremont, areas to the north. here ace look at the five-day forecast with the weekend

always in view. tori, you can see warmest locations maxing out in the upper 80s by monday. high spots in the 86 degrees. after today, i can say you can put the umbrellas away in storage for the next few months. >> and it will look clear for that put moon on saturday? >> it should be beautiful here. a great view in the bay area. >> thank you, mark. the san francisco giants are taking a big hit. third baseman pablo sandoval is out with a broken hand. he injured the hand against the miami marlins. he had broken the bone a few days ago but reaggravated swinging left handed. he was out 41 games last year for the same injury. this time, he is expected to be sidelined for four to six weeks. the giants have recalled connor gilespie to replace him.

and the oakland community says that the chairman of the clorox wants to help keep the team in oakland f they can't, they have identified a new ownership group to keep them here. a new engineering group is behind the latest viral video. the automation, a dorm room complete with a party mode feature. freshman derek lowe has dubbed the system brad which stands for berkeley ridiculously automated dorm. he can control the lights, window shades and party music with his voice, motion detector or a remote. he has a hearing tomorrow. officials are seeing if he did any illegal wiring. if he d the school will require him to change it back.

a bomb scare shut down a residence over the berkeley hills. police blocked off several streets around 9:00 last night it happened after a woman reported being threatened with a bomb. she told police she heard ticking coming from her car which is parked near leroy and leconte avenue. berkeley bomb squad sent in a robot but no explosive devices were found. the scene was clear around 3:00 a.m. and police reopened nearby euclid avenue, ridge road and laloma avenue. a new record for the sale of a piece of artwork. the story involves a scream. and there is no reason to be alarmed. yes, this alarm was trying eat a baby. more just ahead.

a day ahead of the monthly unemployment reports, investors are not finding reasons to invest. the weekly jobs claim fell by the most in three months. taking a live look at the big board, the dow currently down at 57 at 13,211. mortgage buyers freddie mac says that the average rate on the 30-year loan fell to 3.84%. that's the lowest since the 1950s. the 15-year mortgage also dropped to a record 3.07%. there ace new record in the art world a buyer paid nearly

$120 million for the scream by edward munch. this is one of the four versions of the iconic artwork and the only one privately owned. the others are in huges. the buyer is not being identified. the previous record was $118 million for a picasso. a close encounter for a lion with a boy. the lion at the portland zoo wanted to get a piece of the toddler. someone later pointed out the striped clothing made the boy look like kind of a baby zebra. tonight at 5:00, what cust is learning about the researcher who died from the same disease he was studying. what the c.d.c. has to say about this case.

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