i'm gasia mikaelian. we know it was a major drug operation spanning the east bay. one drug at the center of the investigation is the sedative, xanax. >> reporter: dea agents guns in hand and white protected suits. we can't show you their faces but they were everywhere. >> wild. what's going on now? >> reporter: this is exclusive video of a massive drug operation ripped apart in concord. >> it's large. i can't go in to specific details but it goes beyond the bay area. >> reporter: agent goldberg says it goes international. inside office units number 2 and 4 on solano way, barrels of drugs, drug making ingredients, and drug making equipment. >> did you notice anything suspicious? >> no, not at all. very quiet. >> reporter: i can't -- >> i can't go in to details but it's been going on a number of months. >> reporter: what they've found here, tens of thousands of pills, xanax, not even being pushed from out of here but being made here. >> i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he says he's worked at the industrial park for 18 years. he saw nothing out of the ordinary but he s

i'm gasia mikaelian. good evening to you. happening now, authorities in the south bay are searching for at least two men after a violent incident that may have been triggered by road rage. police say a man in his 40s was shot and seriously hurt after an argument with people in another car. someone from that other car opened fire through an open window. police swarmed the neighborhood disrupting traffic there for four hours. as ktvu robert honda reports, seemingly random act of violence has residents shaken up. >> san jose police investigators searched the toyota camry looking for clues to why the driver got shot during what appeared to be a road rage situation. police say it started around 10:30 this morning when the driver pulled out of a mobile home park onto center road and nearly collided with two young men in a silver volkswagon jetta. during the argument, one shot the man. a woman in her home heard it happening. >> i heard a bunch of screeching coming over here. all of a sudden, i heard a bunch of g

but as gasia mikaelian tells us, he also had blunt comments about magic johnson. >> i've heard so many people, so many innocent people -- i've hurt so many people. so many innocent people and i've hurt myself. >> reporter: it's donald sterling's side of the story after his racist comments led to a lifetime ban from the nba and a fan. sterling asked fans, his team and the nba for a second chance. >> i'm not a racist and i haven't been a racist. >> why wait so long to apologize. >> i'm so emotionally distraught. the reason it's hard for me, very hard for me is that i'm wrong. i caused the problem. i don't know how to correct it. >> today's apology is not enough for the clippers interim ceo. >> i would observe as most americans i think would observe that he's a little late. >> reporter: sterling says he was set up. baited into making the comments by friend vise stiviano as he chastised her for posting pictures online. but in the same interview he takes a major dig at johnson seen here at the clippers game with adam silver. >> what kind of a guy goes and has sex with every girl then he cat

ktvu's gasia mikaelian reports on the benefits promised to shoppers, and why some say the cost of losing privacy is too high. >> reporter: 12 years after the film, minority report, predicted a future in which stores use technology to target customers, some bay area retailers are doing almost the same thing. security camera company, 3dr is pairing cameras with facial recognition technology, to allow retailers to identify, and track each shopper. >> what is the store trying to do? >> the store is trying to sell more. >> reporter: jeff karns wouldn't tell us which stores, or how many, and would only say they're in big box, and specialty retail stores. it identifies age, gender, and mood. we wanted to see how accurate the cameras are. >> that's how you see the age. 37, now you're 38, 39. >> reporter: right on target with 39. my mood was a 3 out of 5. the analytics could often show how often someone comes to the store, and whether or not they buy anything. with that information, stores can improve customer service, and promotions, resulting in what he says is a better experience for shoppers.

but as gasia mikaelian tells us, he also had blunt comments about magic johnson. >> i've heard so many people, so many innocent people -- i've hurt so many people. so many innocent people and i've hurt myself. >> reporter: it's donald sterling's side of the story after his racist comments led to a lifetime ban from the nba and a fan. sterling asked fans, his team and the nba for a second chance. >> i'm not a racist and i haven't been a racist. >> why wait so long to apologize. >> i'm so emotionally distraught. the reason it's hard for me, very hard for me is that i'm wrong. i caused the problem. i don't know how to correct it. >> today's apology is not enough for the clippers interim ceo. >> i would observe as most americans i think would observe that he's a little late. >> reporter: sterling says he was set up. baited into making the comments by friend vise stiviano as he chastised her for posting pictures online. but in the same interview he takes a major dig at johnson seen here at the clippers game with adam silver. >> what kind of a guy goes and has sex with every girl then he cat

ktvu's gasia mikaelian reports on the benefits promised to shoppers, and why some say the cost of losing privacy is too high. >> reporter: 12 years after the film, minority report, predicted a future in which stores use technology to target customers, some bay area retailers are doing almost the same thing. security camera company, 3dr is pairing cameras with facial recognition technology, to allow retailers to identify, and track each shopper. >> what is the store trying to do? >> the store is trying to sell more. >> reporter: jeff karns wouldn't tell us which stores, or how many, and would only say they're in big box, and specialty retail stores. it identifies age, gender, and mood. we wanted to see how accurate the cameras are. >> that's how you see the age. 37, now you're 38, 39. >> reporter: right on target with 39. my mood was a 3 out of 5. the analytics could often show how often someone comes to the store, and whether or not they buy anything. with that information, stores can improve customer service, and promotions, resulting in what he says is a better experience for shoppers.

i'm gasia mikaelian. we know it was a major drug operation spanning the east bay. one drug

i'm gasia mikaelian. good evening to you. now, authorities in the south bay are searching for at least two men after a violent

i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues later. and a major event returning to the wine country. changes you'll see this year on ktbu. tmz is up right here next on tv36. >> today on "tmz" -- >> we got lil kim out. we didn't exactly get lil kim out. danny said we got lil kim out and we got thousands of people responding saying, how can you make this mistake? t's not lil kim. >> lil tim was like damn, i look good! [laughter] >> brad pitt got attacked last night. he went to the "maleficent" premiere. a bunch of body guards end up ripping this guy off brad pitt. >> is this the same guy? >> it is the same guy that tried to kiss will smith. put his face in leo's crotch and bradley cooper's crotch. >> why doesn't he download grinder and go to west hollywood?

. >> a toasty day with record heat on the way, good evening i'm gasia mikaelian. this is just a warmup for the heat bay area of the year. santa clara. met with an emergency response team to make sure that people are ready at me one key issue, making sure that cooling centers are prepared and mobilized. that's through the 211 information services. >> the hot days with the mild notes are definitely going to put some sensitive groups like the elderly and small children, you know, with health risks. >> experts remind everyone to take hydrated o hydrated in the extreme heat, and try not to stay out for us an extended period. >>> firefighters are on drought alert in walnut creek, crews were busy trimming brush. and horns are reminded to get rid of dispense i believe space. and meteorologist in our whether center with a look at our conditions tonight. rose marry? >> a notable jump in temperatures, and enjoyable in some areas but that will change by tomorrow. let's take a look at some of those current temperatures. fairfield -- 86 for livermore right now. so you have a su

. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. >> slapped twice. a -- >>> hello.m frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> slapped twice. ktvu's mike mibach joins us from outside the school in fremont where one parent is planning to protest tomorrow morning. >> reporter: that teacher given the green light to come back here to teach. slapping a student who told us today that he was hit because he could not find the problem or the answer to that math problem. >> reporter: a third grader. >> i like everything about school. >> till april 28. his teacher slapped him. >> grabbed me like this. and slapped me two times in the face. >> just like that. slapped him in the face. >> reporter: his father says he had a meeting with officials and with the teacher. >> the teacher explained to me today that my son put

. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. >> more coverage of the may day rallies coming up. but in the mean time our weather today because it was hot once again. folks were out in shorts and eating outside or trying to keep cool in the shade. tonight the weather is starting to change. our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> the winds shifting out there. you could feel in san francisco and oakland. winds are onshore. a live camera shot. you see the ripples on the bay? no fog at the gate yet but it will be there in the next 24 hours. these are the temperatures from today. we accept had records. san jose 90 -- we haven't had records. san jose 90. temperatures today running 10 to 15 to 20 degrees above the average. san francisco 83 degrees. santa rosa 88 degrees. temperatures are still very warm. 94 livermore. 90 fairfield. the winds are starting to shift. we are seeing strong winds out of the west. that will change everything and cool us off. when i come back i will detail what you can expect as we move into friday already. >> thank you. >>> new information in a kidnapping case