hill protesters called for a wider look in the wake of tuesday's fbi raid. he has not been seen in public since the raid. the fbi has questions about a bill that he authored benefiting a water district where his brother was a consultant. >>> new details about a bay area credit card fraud ring. ktvu's david stevenson learned why credit cards are more vulnerables than other parts of the world. >> the man -- vulnerable than other parts of the world. >> reporter: he bailed out of jail this morning. ktvu channel 2 news learned he was released pending an investigation of theft and forgery of credit cards. the investigation came after bounty hunters tracked him down tuesday night at this apartment building. >> i saw california i.d. didn't look real. looked like their first one. >> reporter: he took him into custody and says they found credit card numbers and gift cards that came from save mart stores. he says cloning the cards is simple, using devices found online. >> usually they recall buy a device, which you can run and record the information and a device that wr

the fbi raiding two offices there. the raids were at the office of southern california democratic state senator ron calderon and the office of the latino caucus. agents as you see carrying several boxes away when they left about 9:30 last night. he was first elected to the state senate in 2006. he chairs the senate insurance committee. and he is a member of the latino caucus. agents are keeping very quiet though about the raid although the fbi says it's investigating "allegations of criminal activity." calderon's attorney mark geragos of o.j. fame tells the "l.a. times" the feds are out of control and should be ashamed of themselves. >>> president obama will be back in the bay area tomorrow. he will be here to deliver a policy speech in san jose on how his healthcare reforms are starting to work. that's on friday. tomorrow attend private fundraising events in palo alto and portola valley. some are accusing the president of adding the policy speech to quell criticism that he only comes to the bay area to get money from

the fbi raided two offices. one at the office of southern california democrat state senator ron calderon and the other at the office of the latino caucus. agents took away several boxes when they look at 9:30 p.m. senator calderon was first elected to the state senate in 2006. he chairs the senate insurance committee. and he is a member of the latino caucus. agents are keeping quiet though about the raid. >> hi, guys. are you with the fbi? sir? are you investigating something? are you with the fbi? can somebody tell us what's going on? >> nobody talking last night. the fbi says it's investigating, quote, allegations of criminal activity. but no arrests are planned. the senator is not commenting. his attorney tells the "l.a. times" that his client has done nothing wrong and the feds are out of control and should be ashamed of themselves. >>> it will be a few weeks before santa clara county gets a replacement for supervisor george shirakawa, jr. in yesterday's special election, former san jose vice mayor cindy cha

fbi. >> bonl offices raided belonged to senator calderon. the senator has in the been here all week. a largent posted a dmot enter sign on locked offices forbidding anyone from coming in. even his staff couldn't go to work. senator calderon was absent. this is a day after the fbi raided the two capitol offices, acts carted away box that's may be relevant to an investigation of a case in los angeles county. the fbi declined to i say where it's searching but the name came up when the agency looked into the way the water district gave out contracts. >> when we have this, it's sad. whether local level, city council, school board or senate, it's a sad day. >> fbi hasn't searched the office in 25 years. the last time was during the late 1980s scandal. where agents set up a sting for bribery. lawmakers say californians shouldn't rush to judgment on the calderon case. >> i think we have got to kind of take a deep breath and see where and what is being investigated and going. >> government watch dog groups says california is one of the scrutinized areas in the country. calderon comes from a p

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the two offices raided by the fbi both belonged to the senator. the second office did not belong to the latino legislative caucus as initially reported. >> it was a mistake on an old roster. >> the fbi will only say the vade part of a criminal investigation. the commission fined him in the past for not reporting certain gifts but it says it has nothing to do with the fbi investigation centered in los angeles. >>> charges could be in store for people who post nude photos of others without permission. they approved the bill and if passed into law it would make it a misdemeanor to distribute pictures without the suggest's consent. the bill was introduced because of people's growing revenge. there is no law that baned at the practice currently. >>> doing something about an epidemic of a cell phone left. in san francisco last year half of all robberies involved a mobile phone. the thefts are so prevalent they have a name, apple picking. they plan to hold a crime summit in new york city next week. they are asking them to come up with a kill switch that

. >>> late-night fbi raid at the state capital. raid of senator ron calderone's office, result of a wider corruption investigation in the county. nbc news has not independently verified this report. as you can see in this video, fbi agents walking out of calderone's office at the state capital with a lot of boks and files. no word yet on what they may be looking for. we do know they were in that office for several hours. calderone was not there during that search. he is a democrat from montebello. he was elected to his very first term in 2006 and currently chairs several committees, including the influential state insurance committee. >>> growing outrage this morning in the bay area over a massive shark that was killed off the southern california coast. take a look. this 1,300-pound shark was reeled in by sport fishermen near huntington beach during the taping of a reality show for the outdoor channel. >> that thing is a monster. >> but a group called shark steward said the shark did not have to die and could have been released back

new details in the fbi raid at the state capital. >>> we also have new charges against a disgraced southment leader. we will tell you why the end of one courtroom saga is just start of another one. >>> are everyday americans being spied on in secret? a new report that accuses the government of scooping up your phone records >>> new details in an fbi raid on capitol hill. we now know why a state senator was targeted. >>> we take you live to wall street for the first time in a month. there wasn't a huge stumble but the dow back under 15,000. we will see how the day responds as we bring it in. it should be a quiet morning. we wait for the all-important job data. today is thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." this is "today in the bay." >>> 6:30 on the nose. good morning. happy to see you along. i'm jon kelly. >> i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. a bombshell announcement by a british newspaper claiming to have evidence that verizon is handing the u.s. government the phone records of millions of americans every day. the latest scandal comes just as president obama gets re

. >> a state senator's office raided by the fbi. new details about the investigation. >> and get to work faster and cheaper. the two hours every week to avoid being on the road. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. the crash was so violent it split the car in half. candles are burning at the spot where a toddler was thrown from the vehicle and killed. the crushed car was towed from the scene just a couple hours ago. as you can see here, the backseat where the child was sitting is gone. witnesses told linda yee the impact was horrific. the front half of the honda sits on the street. the back half came to rest in the front yard on a home. mike sanchez was riding his bike when he said the driver sped past him. >> it looked like they were going 95 to 100. they were speeding by me. >> the driver hit a tree. the impact was so hard, a toddler still strapped to a car seat was thrown on to the lawn. the driver was on the street. >> the guy in the street and driver was yelling for help, find my baby, find my baby. we lift

the sacramento bee says the fbi raided two businesses in april linked to him and his brother, tom. the fbi searched ron calderon's office. he's now working as a public affairs consultant. >>> a press conference was held at the old hayes valley farm. that piece of land is now occupied by posters who say they are not leaving it until the plans to develop it into housing is scrapped. some say the city needs to end the protest right now. >> reporter: it's been almost a week. as far as protesters on this piece of land are concerned, this is just the beginning. how long are you prepared to stay? >> as long as we have to in order to make it -- yeah. >> reporter: weeks? months. >> more than weeks, more than months. >> reporter: protesters say the land that used to house the hayes valley farm should remain open space. housing has been approved now. >> i think we need to preserve some type of green space in the city. it's not all about development. >> i'm not gonna want to deal with an occupy oakland. i've lived here 13 years. this is the biggest mess of all of it. >> reporter: what's next is

calderon has not been seen at the capitol since fbi raided his office on tuesday. >>> search crews in philadelphia pulled a woman from the rubble of a collapsed building there. 61-year-old myra meeken was pulled from the debris. it took rescuers four hours to find her. >> she's a -- alive and being transmitted to the hospital. that's all of the information we have on her. that's the -- that's the update. that's the status. we just wanted to report the good news that we did make a rescue. she's a live. she was talking to the firefighters as they were recovering her. she was taken to the hospital and right up to the hospital -- taken to the ambulance and right up to the hospital. >> they will continue to search, they say, for as long as it takes to recover the victims. the death toll now stands at six. >>> investigators say 31-year- old joie gill died from her injuries in a car accident. her 3-year-old son was in the crash. gilbert gill was speeding down paseo park padre when he hit a tree splitting the car in half. he is expected to survive. police have not determined whether any crimi

. >>> he is speaking out since the fbi raided his office a week ago. last tuesday fbiagys removed boxes from the offices but wouldn't say why they were investigating. today he said the past week has been stressful but he plans to keep working. >> my intention at this point is to do my job that i was elected to do. attend my hearings. get my bills passed to the committee and to the floor and do the work of the state. >> authorities contacted several state lawmakers about him and his activity. at least one has also been subpoenaed to testify. >>> sources say governor jerry brown and lawmakers reached a budget deal on two of the main sticking points. debtal care for poor adults, more money for mental health services and a reduction in university tuition for middle class families. governor jerry brown has till the end of the month to sign it into law. >>> vice president joe biden will visit san francisco later this week to raise cash. he is scheduled to appear at a fundraising breakfast on friday. it had originally been scheduled for next monday but the da

that is what a law maker is saying after his office was raided by the fbi. nts about that raid. ktvu's ken pritchett is live at the capital and tells us how an error led to confusion about the raid. ken? >> reporter: what we learned today, what changed today is the two offices raided by the fbi, one in the state capital and the other office across the street at the legislative office building, both belong to a senator of los angeles county. what we don't know is the reason behind the search. >> his chair at this committee hearing empty. with an uninvited sign affixed to his office door. his office directed all questions to his attorney. the fbi hasn't said what it was looking for when it took boxes last night. tonight it was revealed a second office that was raided did not belong to the latino legislative caucus. >> it was a mistake on an old roster. >> reporter: he hasn't talked to his colleague and no one goes the reason behind the aid but the fbi said it is part of a fbi investigation. the senate is cooperating. >> this is something that is upsetting but w

an after hours fbi raid at the state capital. agents served search warrants at the office of state senator county.deron reprentsct i angels the latino legislative caucus of which calderon is a member. offi refusi to say what this is allbout. the l.a.imeseports it could beart of a corruption investigation. calderon's attorney responded has no case and is trying to hassle a innocent pson. >>> the first lady came face-to-face with a heckler tonight. michle obama was giving a washon, d.c. when a gay rights activist interrupted her demanding that president obama sign an anti-discrimation ecutive order. that's when the f lad left theium and walked up to the protestor. she saide tngs i don't do well is this" rrin dealing with hecklers everyone clapped when she said that.mr oba sai the p could, qote, lsten to me or you n take the mic, but i'm leaving. you all decide. you have one choice.e prestor wt the heckr isllen sturtz and she is linked to the berkeley-based group, qet equal equal -- get equal. th isher outside grge clooney's home la

an after hours fbi raid at the state capital. agents served search warranticer ron calderon who represents a district in los angeles county. agents searched the office of the latino legislative caucus of which calderon is a member. officials are refusing to say what this is all about. the l.a. times reports it could be part of a corruption investigation. calderon's attorney responded saying the fbi has no case and is trying to hassle an innocent person. >>> the first lady came face-to-face with a heckler tonight. michelle obama was giving a speech this evening in washington, d.c. when a gay rights activist interrupted her demanding that president obama sign an anti-discrimination executive order. that's when the first lady left the podium and walked up to the protestor. she said "one of the things i don't do well is this" referring to dealing with hecklers. everyone clapped when she said that. mrs. obama said the protestor could, quote, listen to me or you can take the mic, but i'm leaving. you all decide. you have one choice. th

an after hours fbi raid at the state capital. agents served search warrants at the office of state senator ron calderon who represents a district in los angeles county. agents searched the office of the latino legislative caucus of which calderon is a member. officials are refusing to say what this is all about. the l.a. times reports it could be part of a corruption investigation. calderon's attorney responded saying the fbi has no case and is trying to hassle an innocent person. >>> the first lady came face-to-face with a heckler tonight. michelle obama was giving a speech this evening in washington, d.c. when a gay rights activist interrupted her demanding that president obama sign an anti-discrimination executive order. that's when the first lady left the podium and walked up to the protestor. she said "one of the things i don't do well is this" referring to dealing with hecklers. everyone clapped when she said that. mrs. obama said the protestor could, quote, listen to me or you can take the mic, but i'm leaving. you all dec

. >>> the fbi raided the office of state senator ron calderon today but so far no one will say why. agents were at the capitol well into the evening, and at this point, it's unclear what, if anything, they took. the l. a. county democrat was not there during the raid. >>> so who is ron calderon? well, he was first elected to the state senate back in 2006. he chairs the senate insurance committee, and he's a member of the legislature's latino caucus. that office was also searched tonight. >> hi, guys. are you with the fbi? are you investigating something? sir, are you with the fbi? can somebody tell us what's going on. >> right now, the fbi says it's investigating quote allegations of criminal activity, and no arrests are planned. the senator is not commenting, but his high-profile attorney is. garragos told the l. a. times that his client has done nothing wrong, and the feds are, quote, out of control and should be ashamed of themselves. >>> well, it's the end of anner ra. for 22-year-old, the susan g. komen race for the cure in san francisco has raised money for breast cancer cure

late word that the fbi has raided the office of a late word that the fbi has raided the office of a californiatate senator. la >>> we have some breaking news out of our state capital. late word the fbi is raiding the office of california state senator. now, the "l.a. times" reports it is state senator ron calderon from montebello. he is a democrat. that's in l.a. county. the search warrant in this case remains sealed in federal court. we'll have more on the story ahead on kpix 5 news at 11. >>> in other news, "lululemon" is bringing back its popular black yoga pants. they were pulled from the market in march because they became too sheer when the wearer bent over. they are now made with a new fabric that minimizes the stretching and the material has been put through 15 tests to be sure. >>> well, on the other side of the oakland hills lies a small community with a colorful history. kpix 55's john ramos with the story of one photographer who extended his stay in the canyon and the art that came out of it. . >> reporter: to survive living in the bay area, you have to learn to live around a lot o

district.in los angelesfbi agents are also said to be searching one other again,.the exact nature of this fbi raid is still unclear.many media outlets of a ricin investigation. that is nottay on top of developments out of sacramento, and bring you updates as we get them. >> pam: in a developing story. a nasty accident in fremont toddler dead. his parents are in the hospital this evening in critical to serious condition. this is video of that accident from our helicopter in fremont this evening. where police are still on >> reporter: crews are working to take away the car that was involved in this accident earlier this afternoon. this is all that is left after a red honda after the driver lost control. >> he was going about a hundred miles per hour down at street for 35. it >> reporter: on route to a water park in fremont and when the off when the husband lost control of the vehicle. >> the guy was saying help me help me! tell me! where is my baby? where is my baby? >> where is baby where is your baby in! >> the baby was found with no pulse at all. reporter: witnesses for our bridge with how fast t

. >>> an fbi raid of his office six day ago. he held a news conference today. he said the fbi investigation caused a lot of stress on him and his family but he won't let it interfere with his job. >> my intention to do my job that i was elected to do. attend my hearings. get my bills passed. and do the work of the state. >> he ended the news conference quickly. he referred all questions to his attorney who said his client did no wrong. he accused the government of violating the law and being out of control. >>> police headquarters reopened today after a week. the department was closed since last tuesday after a plumbing problem. the water damage extended down to the first floor lobby. 50 offices were moved during the clean up. the cost of the damage is $250,000. >>> the oakland police department will complete its over haul this weekend. the command restructure will be completed by this saturday. it includes getting the final three of the five policing districts up and running. they will be run by district commanders. he will be in district two that covers north

the same year suspecting he was a source for the new york times leaks the fbi raided bill binney's home. >> my son answered the door and they he pushed him back at sun point and they came upstairs and i was in the shower and one guy came in and pointed the gun at my head and said come out. >> he ultimately was not charged with any crimes but a fell le whistle blower was. remember tom drake? his house was searched and he was indicted on five counts of espionage. the government dropped the charges for him to plead guilty to a single misdemeanor of misusing a government computer. >> i continue to believe it was effective. it was lawful and it was appropriate. >> as the director of the nsa from 1999 to 2005 general michael hayden was drake and binney's boss. >> they may have a different view, god bless them, this is america, have a different view. i think it made america safe during a period of great danger. >> hayden says binney and drake were wrong, uninformed when they said the program was illegal. apparently congress amended the foreign intelligence surveillance act legalizing much of t

. >> we have new details after a late-night fbi raid at the state capital. l.a. reporting the raid of senator ron calderone's office, wide wid wider corruption investigation. fbi agents walking out of calderone's office with many boxes and files. no word yet on what exactly they might be looking for. we do know they were in the office for several hours. calderone was not there during that search. for the record, he is a democrat from montebello. calderone was elected to hisl first term in 2006 and currently chairs several committees, including the nungs stae ining influential committee. >>> shark killed off the california coast is causing some controversy. this 1,300 pound animal was reeled in by sports fisher minneapolis during the taping of a reality show for the outdoor channel. a group called shark steward says it didn't have to die. it could have been released back in the ocean. maco sharks must live 16 years before they can give birth and there's a three-year period between pregnancies. while it's unclear how many maco sharks there are, the group's director

his first visit since tuesday's fbi raid. if calderon says he will keep working despite the investigation. >> my intention at this point is to do the job i was elected to do, attend my hearings, get my bills passed and do the work of the state. >> calderon's attorney says his client kid not break the law. the u.s. attorney conducting the investigation is also keeping if quiet about it only saying the probe is not politically based. >>> a 10 year redevelopment project for oakland's waterfront is one step closer to becoming a reality. today the port of oakland closed escrow with the company managing the project also known as oak tonight. the procorrect is one of the largest planned housing develops in the city's history. they want to transform 65-acres into an entirely new neighborhood complete with homes, offices, retail space and parks. >>> a stretch of market street in san francisco greener than ever this morning. construction crews repaved the curb side lanes on both sides over the weekend. it makes them smoother and safer

sacramento fbi raided the office today at state lawmaker. senator ron calderone democrat from the los angeles county city of montebello. fbi searched his office as well as the legislative caucus office. search warrants are sealed. fbi will only say this is part of an ongoing investigation working to get you more. >> new audit shows the pg&e has taken in millions more than it spent on maintenance of its underground gas line. it rae valleys over the course of more than a decade prior to the 2010 san bruno pipeline disaster pg&e collected 50 million dollars to upgrade the natural gas line that feed our home but never spent it. they took in another 200 million for improvement of the distribution system and other administrative costs but never spent that money either. auditor could not account for how the money was spent. pg&e disputes some of the details but says it remains committed to becoming the safest utility company anywhere in the nation. more to get to here tonight. what some people will do to get back at the ex. coming up next. new deter

the same year suspecting he was a source for the new york times leaks the fbi raided bill binney's homen answered the door and they he pushed him back at sun point and they came upstairs and i was in the shower and one guy came in and pointed the gun at my head and said come out. >> he ultimately was not charged with any crimes but a fell le whistle blower was. remember tom drake? his house was searched and he was indicted on five counts of espionage. the government dropped the charges for him to plead guilty to a single misdemeanor of misusing a government computer. >> i continue to believe it was effective. it was lawful and it was appropriate. >> as the director of the nsa from 1999 to 2005 general michael hayden was drake and binney's boss. >> they may have a different view, god bless them, this is america, have a different view. i think it made america safe during a period of great danger. >> hayden says binney and drake were wrong, uninformed when they said the program was illegal. apparently congress amended the foreign intelligence surveillance act legalizing much of the surveil

. >> new details in a late-night fbi raid at the state capital here in california. imes reporting a raid at the office of state senator ron calderone is linked to a wide r investigation going on. that report not independently verified because the warrant is still under seal. for the record he is a democrat from the montebello area, elected to his very first term in 2006, currently chairs several committees, including the influential states insurance committee. >>> steve jobs final public wish before he died, building a ma massive modern new apple campus in cupertino. a new report just release d abot the so-called spaceship campus says apple will actually outfwroe the new campus before it's even built. scott mcgrew joins us live in our newsroom with details from that new report. scott? >> good morning, jon and marla. apple meets with the city of cupertino often. they go over plans for this new campus. one of the studies apple turned over to the city, the company plans to hire 7,400 more workers in the next few years. that would be a 50% increase over its current workf

they say police have raided his home but not found him. >>> the fbi revealed agents raided two southernalifornia businesses in april with ties to state senator ron calderon and his brother. all was quiet today outside ron calderon's sacramento office be the fbi conducted their search. the raids were at a hospital and pharmacy management business. the fbi is reportedly looking into ron calderon and his dealing with the central basin municipal water district. calderon has not been charged with any crime. >>> an actress is under arrest in connection with ricin-tape tainted letters. shannon richardson was taken into custody in texas. she's had minor roles in television programs. according to some reports, she allegedly mailed the letters because she was angry at her husband and wanted to frame him for the crime. >>> the nation's unemployment rate ticked up slightly in may according to the labor department. it rose a tenth of a point. employers added 175,000 jobs. that's 12,000 fewer than in april and march. >>> those jobs numbers beat forecast. that sent stocks higher today. the dow added 2

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. >>> a federal raid ends in sacramento with fbi agents raiding several boxes if.oxes were wheeled out of senator ron calderon's office last tight. the l.a. times reports the raid is part of larger public corruption investigation inangeles county. he is a democrat. the senate sergeant of arms says the senate is cooperating. >> i have no idea what is in the warrant. it's a warrant by the court. >> federal agents also served warrants at the latino caucus office. he is a member of the caucus. >>> a new antibullying tool is now available add schools across the country. ktvu janine de la vega joins us now from saratoga to talk about how the school district wants to learn more about the texting service. janine. >> reporter: it's the last day of school here at saratoga high. they're in the midst of preparing for graduation tomorrow. but in the summer the district told me that they are interested in exploring and learning more about this antibullying tool that kids can use through their cell phone. the assistant superintendent for the curriculum says they are very interest

. >> very quickly, when the fbi raided your home, your wife was there.as. >> guns in their -- >> yes. >> did they ever charge you? >> no. >> did they ever charge you with a crime? >> no. it was to intimidate me. >> you were never accused of any espionage or leaking classified information? >> no. >> do you have any idea who's leaking this information? because you've represented whistleblowe whistleblowers. >> yeah. your co-whistleblower was charged. i don't know who leaked this. i have no doubt that the administration will launch an investigation. not into who approved these programs, but into who leaked the information. >> i'm sure there will be these investigations. to all of you, thank you very much. i want our viewers to get a better appreciation of what's going on. thank you, all three of you, for coming in. >>> it looks like someone's basement rec room, but it's a federal government warehouse, taxpayers footing the bill. >>> and our interview with mitt and ann romney. they're opening up to gloria borger about their most difficult moments after losin

back in 2009 where state senator was also raided by the fbi. they didn't actually find anything this state prosecute for could use, he went on to run for mayor in 2010. even without actually finding much, this can be devastating to a political career. going to depend on what they find. this is going to haunt the braurz. >> i imagine they are going to find quite a bit. >> there's a lot of rumors about pay to play politics. they are going to be very busy, i think. >> oh, boy. all right. melissa, thank you. remember you can find more segms on kpix.com/mornings. very interesting. >>> we'll find out today what's new with apple. >> the company opened up conference today in the city. jason brooks, good morning. >> good morning. as with most apple things, we tend to know about them before they are announced. that's the case with iradio. there have been many reports about this going back to last fall. and over the past week, several different agencies reporting apple has signed deals with warner music, universal to get this going. go against smaller com

homes for a long period of time has contributed to the reading problem in this country. >>> fbi agents have raidedstate senator ron cal der on. the fbi -- ron calleder calderon. >>> the 13t-based airline will cut service to the airport from 92 flights daily to about 60. some 230 customer service jobs will be lost. >>> it's the middle of the baseball season and we should be talking about the games. and you know the all stars and who you are voting for. sadly with are, wuvens again, talking about scandal. it has everything to do with doping. cnn is reporting major league baseball will seek suspensions between alex rod gerksz ryan braun and 20 other players to the now closed biogen sis clinic. pamela brown has more from afganistanee stadium. >> reporter: espn is reporting that major leak baseball is preparing for an unprecedented wave of player suspensions that include yankee's star alex rodriguez and the brewer's ryan braun. rodriguez, braun and some 18 other players are allegedly linked to a miami clinic at the centre of an ongoing drug enhancing scandal. on tuesday night, ryan braun refused to tal

the fbi is not discussing details of the case. but the raids is part of larger public corruption investigation in los angeles county. al reason is a democrat. the senate sergeant of arms says the senate is cooperating. >> i have no idea what is in the warrant. it's a sealed warrant by the court. >> federal agents also served warrants at the latino caucus office in sacramento. calderon is a member of that caucus. high profile attorney mark is representing calderon and denies his client did anything wrong. >>> the susan g. komen foundation is canceling major events in several cities including san francisco next year. that will cut in half the number of location where is the three-day walk will raise money for breast cancer treatments and research. the foundation says the decision to cancel the walks was not made easily but participation is down. this year's three-day walk in san francisco still scheduled to start on september 29th. >>> oakland a's pitcher cologne will pitch today under a cloud of suspicion. espn and the associated press report he

his first public remarks since offices were raided by the fbi. >> a team of national guard >>> abc 7 i team investigation is getting results. residents of the state's is activityive living facilities. a committee takes up a bill to ensure those residents are loued to have visitors freely. dan noyes with a follow up. >> it seems like something should be a basic right being allowed to see family and friends whenever you want but one public guardian restricted access to clients. and called the police. now that is changing. sitting, talking and eating cher yeez is not something she thought she'd be able to do with giselea. >> i was told i had to get off of the property. >> she's an advocate against elder abuse and says riordan was ice yol yaited two years. >> she believed she was in prisoned and didn't understand why. >> in 2010 santa clara county conserved riordan, took over her personal and medical decisions and a court determined her family could not care for her. the county sold her house to pay for the care and moved her into an acivilitied living facility. her son recorded her last

fbi agents raided his law office. what they were looking for is not at all clear.d. the u.s. attorney's office in sacramento will only say the searches are not in response to anything recent and have nothing to do with public safety. the fbi says it is not planning any arrests. >>> colorado movie theater massacre suspect james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the move accepted by a judge means holmes will undergo months of psychiatric evaluations. holmes was arrested moments after the massacre at a theater in aurora. a massacre that left 12 dead and dozens of others injured. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in this case. >>> a mother from suburban new york city is facing federal trug charge this is morning. investigators say andrea sanderlynn ran a pot growing business out of a warehouse in queens. the dea says it found $3 million worth of hydroponic marijuana and about 3,000 plants inside. the mother of two girls faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. people are saying this is like the real life "weeds." >> all right. >>> missis

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his home was raided by the fbi. he had nothing to do with the hackings, that he only posted the video and says he's now facing three felony counts, including taking control of a secure computer and identity theft and media outlets are outraged thinking if convicted, he could face more jail time than the rapist. that th all feeds into this idea of injshs of a society that goes after the wrong people. but is it that simple? not everyone thinks the anonymous community acted heroically. false accusations are defamed innocent people and in the view of some law enforcement complicated the investigation. >> explain what happened when the fbi came to your door in april. >> sure. i was turkey hunting on april 15th and i had come back to the door and loaded up my computer to work and sat down and my dog jumps up on the door and i was expecting a t-shirt from shield tactical.com that day and whenever i opened up the door, i seen what appeared to be a fedex truck in the driveway and out jumped 12 swat team agents fully loaded w

the fbi yesterday raided some 14 stores in long island and virginia.investigating they've got search warrants for 30 other stores across the country. and these are people -- these owners apparently unknown to -- and unbeknownst to the leadership the executive branch of 7-eleven, these were the owners of the stores, the franchises who basically had slave laborers there from the philippines and particularly from pakistan, keeping these people paying them less than what they were supposed to get and keeping them in the kind of slave conditions by using fake security card numbers. here's james hayes from the homeland security agency telling us about it. >> employees were threatened when they complained which was rare with the threat of deportation with the threat of job loss. it was a terrible environment for these employees and they were ruthlessly exploited. >> bill: ruthlessly exploited. some 50 people who didn't have permission to be in the united states employed in the stores and because they were not citizens the franchise owners were taking advantag

. >>> also new a federal raid ends in sacramento with fbi agents removing several boxes from a state rs office. we want to go to video from sacramento where boxes were wheeled out of senator ron calderon's office. the raid is part of a larger public investigation. calderon is a democrat. the senate is cop riting. >> i have no idea what is in the warrant. it's a sealed warrant by the court. >> ethals served warrants a the latino caucus. >>> the issue of sexual assault in the military will take center stage again today on capitol hill as the house armed services committee considers a sweeping bill. at a hearing yesterday, senators grilled military leaders about an alarming increase in the number of sexual assaults within the armed forces. the military leaders say they do not agree with proposals to strip commanders of their authority over sexual assault cases. >>> cell phones could become the latest tool to help students deal with bullying. janine de la vega joins us live from saratoga at a high school where bullying may have led to a tragic death. >> reporter: pam, we're here at sarato