for the i team, dan noyes abc 7 news. >> free mont police lack for the bandit who robbed credit union. female suspect walked that the credit union here yesterday afternoon. she robbed teller of undisclosed amount of cash. there's the picture. police need your help to identify her. she's 5 fat 8. 170 pounds with dark brown hair pulled back and wearing red and white shoes. now she left the bank on foot in unknown direction. no one was hurt in the robbery but they got pretty good picture of the person they are looking for. >> a lot more to come this thursday night. coming up nex next. twitter i p o. a what we learn about the company this could be worth as much as 1 billion dollars. >> also exploratorium police got earful today from the bicycle riderser during hearing at city hall. >> and fortunate and myself fortunate. bit coin. internet currency linked to on line marketplace for illegal drugs. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't f

abc 7 news dan voice -- dan noyes is here now with an update. >> it's been two years since reporting the fbi and sec were investigating walter ask kelly ng. the criminal case is finally moving forward. many people have lost their live savings. >> over the past 35 year, walter ng and his son ran limited partnerships. then made loans to real estate developers. the charging document, united states of america versus walter ng and kelly ng say they looted funds by making withdrawals and charged with structuring for the purpose of evading requirements. being a hell of a long delay. >> the 81-year-old doctor is typical of the ng investors met through friends and lost more than $400,000. he had to delay his retirement, and. >> aprilly at last. i'll be happier when they're sitting in jail. and happier yet if able to extract anything, pu i think we may have lost every penny. >> the ngs face a civil case from the sec. and using assets to rescue a rapidly collapsing fund. one class action lawsuit thinks ngs and others may face additional charges. >> i think we'll find during this period, the peo

dan noyes has the interview tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> for years we've heard flight attendants to turn off our electronics. >> fear the devices will be interfering with cockpit technology this, is about to change. >> we're live a look at this for us. david? >> reporter: anyone ever flown is familiar with switch it off command. it's estimated a third of the passengers forget or ignore that. soon it's going to be history. an estimated 2-thirds of airline passengers carry a smart phone or cell phone. 30%, a tablet. flyers are happy about the decision aflooi plying to the use of hand held devices. >> i'm traveling for bichls i can stay tuned in and plugged into catching up on e mails and doing work. so to me, it's a great thing. and i don't have to carry a paper work as well as e reader. >> reporter: however, they have to stay on airplane mode they can't be used for voice calls. flight attendants will no longer have to police passengers. virgin america just debuting this video will have to revise it. each must submit a device plan for certification. some hope to implement by tomorr