here again is anthony mason. >> mason: that's shakira, international singing sensation. she's then for far more than her chart-topping singles. our lee cowan followed her home. >> she's sensual with a capital s. mainstream star with latin roots who can bend where most of us just don't. the hips, make shakira famous enough she doesn't need a last name. her worldly rhythms made her a true toss-over sensation. ♪ >> i was eight years old. i wrote love songs that were like -- only eight years old. ♪ >> she's still writing love songs just a lot more steamy. she's out with a new album this week that includes the duet with superstar rihanna. sigh why shakira turns a lot of heads. forbes thought she was fourth richest woman that was before her lucrative contract with nbc, be celebrity coach on "the voice" but fame and fortune weren't enough. >> i had a plan. i wanted to become relevant. i always felt i could make a change, a difference. even fit was different, just something. >> that something started in her home country of colombia. a place never far from her heart and place she

this soldier in front of kamt ra that is mason. mason has been in afghanistan for nearly a year. this video, shot and uploaded by a family friend, scott kelly, mason's about to surprise somebody very special who has no idea that he's home. the person behind that door is in a meeting. just knocking. you know that person, i'm in a meeting, leave me alone! >> not that important. >> that's his dad. >> awesome. >> so much love. so much emotion. man tears. dad is just boo hooing. they didn't think mason was coming home mason worked this out with the neighbor and family friend, also a combat veteran, who surprised not just dad, the rest of the family. and i have the video, too. dad goes with scott and mason to surprise sister. >> oh my gosh! sister will not let go. this whole video's almost four minutes long and she keeps going back in for the hug. >> mason, oh my god. >> now, let's see mom's reaction. >> oh boy. >> mom works at a school in peoria. she works in a library. >> she can't make a sound. >> she breaks the rules. >> oh, mason! >> feel like mason's going to need to catch his br

mason, tell me how your recovery is going? >> it's going incredible. i walked, i walked to the best of my ability with a walker, an 18-year-old girl with a walker is quite a sight. but it was still quite a big deal. and i rolled around, got out of my room for the first time in a wheelchair so that that was pretty exciting. >> that's fantastic to hear mason. what has these past few days been like, what do you remember that happened to you? >> the night of i really don't remember anything which is kind of a good thing. i don't want to remember what happened. >> it's amazing you are doing as well as you are and i'm glad to hear that. let's step over to the guys now. jarrod, i'm going ostart with you. how did you hear about first of all just what happened to the crowd in general at the festival, how did you hear about that? >> well, what happened is, me, chuck and mike, the banjo player in our band, were going on our hotel, the cops wouldn't allow us on the street the hotel was on because the crash had just happened. that's how we found out. larry and josh

raymond "shrimp boy" chow led the free masons at one time. investigators collected paper work about his business dealings from the building. more details now, raymond chow is a former member of the china town street gang. he was convicted on federal charges of attempted murder, robbery, gun trafficking and racketeering. he was released from prison in 2003 after cutting a deal with the government to testify against a associate. and as we mentioned he is the head of the free masons. >> here are the three main players in the fbi's case. california state senator leland yee represents san francisco. he started on the san francisco school board, served as a supervisor and in the state assembly. raymond "shrimp boy" chow was also among those arrested today and the fbi raided the office of his free masons organization. and college of -- keith jackson. >>> tonight 2 investigates the 3 figures and the case against them. ktvu's eric rasmussen has been going through the indictments and she here now. >> the 137 page indictment accuses california state sen

g-mason up the creek.down the stretch with a couple of them as gw holds on to win66-58. >>> 87-48 over virginia tech for the women's game. 20 points, 12 boards after she had her jersey retired, finishing second all time in points and rebounds behind crystal langhorn. >>> here is a good omen. no nat's starting pitcher has given up a run this spring. that's important. i know it's spring and i know these games don't really count, but starting pitching is where the nats are better than most and to see them hurling this well already, that's a positive sign. let's get out to the era today. matt williams undefeated. do you think that he will go 165-0 as a manager? i don't think so. wilson ramos showed up. he had a nice day with two hits on the day. doug fister won 14 games a year ago, two innings pitched. first run by a starter all spring long. adam laroach, well the baseball bats, they come flying off of his bat. and it's the home run as they win 10-3. >>> overall it's not a bad day. you know there are obviously

george mason going against george washington.down two in the final minutes before the break. maurice only shot he made in the first half gave gw the lead. second half, creek going off. that's a good thing. hits from behind the ark. 18 points in the second half and finished with 2 2. mason trailing by four in transition corey edwards to jenkins. makes it look so easy. the lead down to two. gw responds big time. nobody panicking. they crashed the board. the rebound and put back part of a 14-3 run and the colonials win. here is creek after the game on his big second half. >> i didn't have the best first half and i knew that, and went in there and prayed and coach just told me to keep shooting the ball. >> not everybody got my joke. this pitcher is on a milk carten, been missing for awhile. i was praying, too. i went to mass early this morning. i told him to keep shooting. we're such a different team when we knock down shots. >>> next, bryce harper on a fresh healthy start. >> getting my knee going and see what you can do and not do.

their meals are delivered by inmate workers, like robert mason. >> really helps that i used to work atme thankful where i am at because at least we get to come out three times a day. it passes the time a lot quicker. these guys are locked down 23 hours a day, 22 hours a day. time goes by real slow up there. that's why we're kind of like their only contact. so, i mean, you can do little things for them and they act like they've known you a long time. how is your court case going? >> even though he's well past the hip-hop generation, mason likes giving his younger customers something extra with their meals. a serving of rap. >> i'll do a short one. i'll do a short one. ♪ my mind's not right but still got game ♪ ♪ bet my dope puts yours to shame ♪ ♪ judges today have it all wrong ♪ ♪ they're far to late to try the bomb ♪ ♪ these crews are cool but they're living in sin ♪ ♪ they're robbing the pharmacies for vicodin ♪ >> when their shift ends, mason and other inmate workers make their way back to their housing unit. >> k-70, sir. >> better known as the workers barracks, it's still jail. bu

george mason beats la salle, 59-57.high school city title, roosevelt, the hero of the game, schuyler. roosevelt on the break. they take the lead. schuyler steps up a good, the biggest game. the steel, the bucket. roosevelt wins the city championship and the title is headed to northwest. 57-53 the final. st. john's, the lady cadets dominated from long range. carter was the hero from beyond the arc, knocking down threes. the final, st. john's college high school the city champs again. jordan zimmermann threw three scoreless innings today. he gave up a walk and two hits, the braves beat the nets. do you know this guy? .hat is robert griffin iii he is modeling the new baylor basketball uniform. he said he was channeling his inner dr. j. that is a picture you don't see often. the acc women's basketball tournament, georgia tech wins. golf fans, tiger woods five shots off the lead. the cadillac championship at doral. >> that is what tiger needs, he needs the 'fro. >> tough to get a helmet over that. >> this will make our lover

i live on masonic avenue between waller and frederick and there are many many elderly people on our block. when we heard this was going to be discontinued there was many anger. we need to get down there for medical appointments and what have you. i would like to thank the changes that are the new recommendations of the policy and government committee and we look forward to continuing to use a very essential bus, not just for our block, but for the many people that live in the upper haight. >> thank you. next speaker. >> william passky. >> good morning, sir. >> i'm concerned about the traffic on 29. is it possible for traffic on 23rd street heading west to make a dog line and continue on 23rd street. it's also possible for traffic heading north to go right on 23rd street and head east. this diagram is not clear as to how the traffic will be rerouted. if it is possible to continue 23rd street east, the markings on the street will confuse the drivers. they will not know handout you to proceed. even now it's very confusing. i would like to bring this to your attention. >> next speaker? >> mar

there was another threat at george mason's fairfax campus last week but it's still too early to tell whether the two threats are related. >>> a mid-morning house fire in hyattsville injures three people plus one of the responding firefighters. two men and a 5-year-old got out of that burning home on 38th avenue before prince george's county firefighters arrived. but they did suffer some injuries and were taken to the hospital. a firefighter was also burned as he helped to put out the flames. >> the wind certainly contributed to this fire and the fact it accelerated the fire flow through the house. >> all the injuries to the firefighter and those people inside the home are believed to be minor. cleanup crews remained at the scene as officials look into what sparked the fire. >>> a mayday call went out early this morning for a firefighter in mitchellville, maryland. the firefighter was battling a fire when he fell to the floor in the baism. other firefighters were able to -- basement. other firefighters were able to get to him before he suffered serious injuries. no one else was hurt.

the closer to the mason-dixon line, you may see lesser amounts. ofs was we have in terms winter warnings and watches. well south and west of d.c. closer to the beltway. we are under a winter storm watch. that is for tomorrow into the overnight hours into monday. it includes a montgomery and fairfax and the district and arlington and alexandria and all of southern maryland. it may upgrade or downgrade. an advisory anyway you look at it. slow going for the monday commute early monday morning. our futurecast as it moves through monday into the afternoon hours. the clouds will increase. the onset of snow and sleet. winter weather will start around dinnertime. what we expected to pretty much, full force as we move toward 9:00 and 10:00 tomorrow night into over hours with heavier band south of d.c. the further north you go, lesser amounts. it is out of by midday monday. in terms of snow totals, i want to caution you. this one computer model we are using. it shows approximately 4-5 inches of snow in a d.c. we have to shave off two inches because a lot of

masonries. -- mason reece. the little red headed guy. mason reece. the little red headed kid. adorable. he lives downtown. we should say hello to him. let's do it now. >> let's all go. >> later. you will, annie. >>> this is a fox news alert. lots of breaking news on the crisis in ukraine. shep smith standing by in kiev. earlier, he was in the crimean region which is currently under russian control. he'll join us to tell us what he saw. first, the latest. earlier today, the eu and united states suggested we may slap economic sanctions on russia if putin doesn't back off. russia immediately retalyatded with a threat to take u.s. and eu assets currently held in russia. that prompted a meeting between secretary kerry and sergey lavrov in paris. that meeting appears to have accomplished exactly zero. angela merkel called putin's

we now know the identity of the man police say pepper sprayed a george mason university professor.onathan pendleton is accused of walking into a classroom and attacking professor cowen. he yelled, " citizens arrest." he tried to handcuff the professor. pendleton is charged with assault and is being held pending a hearing next month. >> the following new developments in the search for malaysian airlines flight 470. crews are shifting the search area closer to australia. the plane was flying faster than originally thought. area tofts the search a new part of the indian ocean. another high-tech u.s. sub will join the search. naval ships also are towing a device that listen to black ox sounds. >> a woman that survived the mudslide in washington state is mourning the loss of her sister. her sister was found hours after the mudslide hit. the families dog, who was believed to be killed, was found alive. >> oh! saved because he was going to help us get through this. seeing that dog, it's like life still is good. >> buddy had been buried under rubble for a day and a half, but he appears to

chow serves as a chairman of the free masons. he is charged with money laundering and dealing with stolen property the big fish was state senator leland yee >> i can confirm state senator leland yee is a part of the investigation taking place at this time. >> yee arrested in his home in the sunset district this morning driven to the federal building where he was booked on public corruption charges including bribery and weapons trafficking the fbi and sacramento sek cured the office in the capitol. he is also a candidate for secretary of state. the raids involved fbi eshgs other federal agencies and local police. >> this morning fbi executed multiple arrests and search warrants. >> hundreds hit homes and buildings in san francisco and this building in the bay view. federal agents carted off boxes of evidence one target was this home on 42 nd avenue. agents seized marijuana plants and other evidence from the house which one source says was a site of a pot grow. those arrested appeared in court today to be arraigned. one of those ar

, is there a way to get it to the masonic center. that's how people access chrissy field. what was appealing to them, it would be this wonderful bus connection between their two recreation facilities. what we had initially proposed was we would go to the transit center and we would come out and up richardson so we would miss the stops these folks are concerned about. we went out and after talking with the trust, we went out and timed it yesterday, and we think that if we go to the transit center and back out the exact same way we came, so that all of the stops that we currently have continue to be served in both directions, it will be in equivalent travel time and we'll still get the benefits. this is the only proposal where we're recommending adding deviation to a route because i'm always making sure the routes are straight as possible but because chrisy -- we felt it important to do this change. i believe do by doing this proposal on the right where we go on the transit center and coming out on the right and we would have addressed

as part of the repaving part there which i believe is between lyon and masonic. we'll be adding 4 transit bulbs and 3 pedestrian bulbs. this will prevent the bus from having to pull over to stop and pick up customers and will give more space for shelters via pedestrian enhancements will improve the overall haight street. we'll look more extensively at haight street they have a grounds project and we'll integrate closely with them to try to find solution that improve the transit priority as well as the pedestrian environment. the services improvement you are more familiar with. i won't take as much time with it. i will add the urgency and excitement that we are at our highest bus rider ship in 5 years and we do expect that trend to increase. all of the service proposals have been done with extensive outreach throughout the process. we try as much as possible to be good listeners. that doesn't always mean that we recommend changes, but we try as much as possible to identify solutions that don't compromise the original intent of the proposal but still meet the needs

bunch of masonic secrets and oaths in his book and the masons tried to burn down the printing press this is like back about a century after the american revolution. they tried to burn down the printing press and then when that didn't work they got a judge to throw them in debtors prison a masonic judge and once he was in prison under the watchful eye of the masonic police who work the jail he was kidnapped out of the jail and assassinated and this is really interesting and you were telling me about this before is that the american revolution never would have happened the way it did if it actually weren't for the masons i don't think a lot of people realize how many founding fathers were masons and how it was almost like a and timid in mafia like organization back then oh absolutely. i mean it was such an intimidating mafia like organization that after the death of william morgan the first third party in the united states besides the democrats and the republicans was was created basically the his death was the catalyst for like a huge amount of outrage and nowadays the masons try to paint

they take a opportunity lead, but a former george mason

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. >>> george mason hosting la salt. don't change that channel.ing stuff from the patriots and explorers. late in the second half, mason nursing a one-point lead. time-out. inbounds passed. ends up in the hands of tyrone garland. spin move. he tags a d for two. lasalle up one. on the next mason possession, byron allen, his jumper no good. but marco with the rebound and putback. had to do on that one. was practicing. 15 for the patriots. they hold on for the win, 59-57 the final. >>> to the verizon center to the d.c. state championship game. boys final featured theodore rose vel. moret, now to the other end of the floor, roosevelt working the inside game. rakim off the glass for two. and roosevelt holds on, 57-53. could use some net sounds. make some crowd sounds. the championship game featuring georgetown visitation and st. john's. st. john's the top seed never trailed. they started to pull away. the forward stepping outside, nailing a three-pointer. st. john's goes on a run, finishes with a 58-42 victory. they're the 2014 state b-ball champs. the

they take a opportunity lead, but a former george mason patriot leads beautiful back. that's luke hancock, who transferred from mason to the cardinals. knocking down three. and then there was one, one team from this area, still standing. uva fans, they may have had a heart attack last night. the team is still live after scaring the heck out of us last night. they survived a late scare, tony bennett was freaking out on the inside. you just know it. we're showing you the come back, though, anthony gill, he had 27 points off the bench. joe harris stepped up for the cavs. harris, he was money from the outside in the second half. clutch threes down the stretch. finished with 11 points, virginia advances after a tale of two halves in their win against coastal carolina. >> we weren't playing together. everybody was pointing fingers at halftime. but we decided just play like we have been playing the whole year, it wiloff. >> we definitely worried about the seeding and stuff like that. we came into halftime, we're like, look, it's 0-0. let's go out there and play our game. i fe

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thoernlt mason reports. >> reporter: the threat of economic sanctions has not taken a tighter hold. do you think they're willing to let putin keep crimea? >> i don't think they have much of a choice. >> reporter: william parks is part of. two-thirds of the gas travels in pipelines through ukraine. germany gets 38% from russia. france, 18%. the u.s. has little economic leverage. only 2% of its trade is with russia. but sparks says the west's most effective move is to pump billions in economic aid into the new government in kiev, which is close to default. >> it's not about sanctions. it's not about punishing russia. it's about helping the yukrain ukrainian. >> you still think putin has miscalculated here. >> i do think he's miscalculated. the idea that the russians are going to win ukrainian hearts and minds in any foreseeable future iss out of the question at this point. so what have the russians gained? they've gained control in crimea, shaken their firsts at the west but in the long-term goal it's hart to see how it helps them. >> it could disrupt the flow through those pipelines

documents show the plan to bring the barge to fort mason fell apart because of construction delays and difficulty obtaining permits. treasure island says the barge could be moved this week to stockton. >> don't be alarmed, an astroid that will come closer than the moon is to us will pass by the earth two hours from now. nasa says an astroid traveling at 33,000 miles an hour will pass about 217 miles from our planet. scientists say don't worry, even though this approach is extra close, it doesn't pose any danger of a collision. >>> katy perry might want to stick to the music. she recently tried her chance of doing the weather. >> 25 and shower or two with a possible storm for -- cambera. >> the pop star popped in and tried to deliver the morning weather report while she was down under to promote her world tour. as you can see, some of the city's names tripped her up. she's definitely no mike nico. >> no, and don't turn your back to the camera, she's so pretty. >> mike? you can show her up, right? >> i don't know what she was doing wrong, but this isn't the right way to do it? >> no, not

the mason's building.had ocall in firefighters and ex-- had to call in firefighters and experts looking for evidence. they opened it and left with bags of evidence and boxes of evidence. >> reporter: san francisco police officers and agents swarmed searching the headquarters of the free masons. raymond "shrimp boy" chow led the organization at one time and investigators wanted paper work about his business dealing. the employee says investigators had a difficult time accessing an antique safe inside. firefighters used every tool to force the safe open. agents carried boxes of evidence. raymond chow was indicted in 1982 and convicted on fire arms charges and sentenced to 25 years but he was released in 2003 and insisted he has gone straight, even posing with political leaders. at 5:30 a.m. this morning investigators served another warrant that this -- at this apartment. the guy was there putting the door up, he was like, well, there was a search warrant so we came here and knocked down the door this morning

couple of general inspections, 50 mason social club at 50 mason street. they have yet to complete the permit process. brainwash 1122 fo lsom, handed them a good neighbor policy there. brand new interesting situation, there's a place called impact hub at the bottom level of the chronicle building. this particular event was in a space occupied by the san francisco school digital film making and while doing inspections at mezzanine and monarch, i noticed some open containers out on the street and i'm right now trying to get in touch with people that lease that space to those folks and see about permits and see about hiring event security as opposed to just building security. they did have some facility security there, but no one keeping on eye and no one was trained in security so very surprising little scene there on mission street. all in all, big holiday weekend and i think from what i saw, things were under control and i think that wraps it up for me. questions? >> i have -- 620 jones, this neighborhood come /phraeupbts -- complaint -- do you know what t

mason is recovering from a broken nose, leg, and a fractured neck.she has been friends with the band since last year and band members say they are so grateful she will be okay and that they were able to take their music to her since she missed the performance. >> classy. well done. well playeds guys. >> from all of us at abc7 news thanks for joining us. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not today. [ ma

. >>> some real basketball, george mason at la salle. let's set the scene. 20 seconds left.arco says i'm like a good may matrede. i got the tip. george mason holds on 59-57. >>> maryland plays its final basketball game on saturday, terps versus the cavs. you can watch the game here on wusa9 at noon. >>> finally tonight, gang, can't count how many times i've sat here in this chair, running a soundbite from an athlete like alex ovechkin and the anchors here say say what? what did he say and then i have to interpret. not easy. in fact, tonight i'm putting derek, jan and topper to the test. it's something we like to call what the heck? can they decipher this? >> garvey he has to thank a lot of staff and for the pitchers the same thing. you have to think what do you throw and garvey have to put it close to the pen and pitching is the same thing. >> first of all, what is up with that dude's nose? i couldn't take my eyes off it. i couldn't decipher it. >> something about pitchers and pitching. >> you have to do something and something and something and pitching. >> someone help me

can wrangle shine the stamps is from beyond the ash in this academy haunting in the miss teen miss mason. he also had the opportunity to use from an internationally reputed cottage in purely to buy one afternoon on tuesday ms development at dance for children in the molds firstly i put emphasis on me making the kids to sleep in the cruising nineteen. he said he expected first page in the second element is the physical and footwork and a man can get them going to get them back on her feet. to read this visit is too weak to the celtics from talks between tina south africa this friday at forty cheese is real tennis center him in his room was built by immigrants from south africa and so it is a natural connection of the people who built his will stick to the centers all over israel to this country with more than fifty thousand rate since the disappearance of months once someone will cause today is the skinny can send it to a well known sport in south africa. this tortoise with the hogs to develop new tenants and safety in each of the distasteful he could reach and why it's used to come from

my son lives up near masonic on fulton. he drives to pond view every day because it takes him an hour to get by muni to caltrain. and, so, he he won't use caltrain. so, it's a great ride once you get there. he won't use it. ~ that's critical caltrain be given a much higher priority by this city than it has so far. thank you. >> yeah, thank you, i totally agree, supporting caltrain electrification, supporting the downtown extension. those are really the city's top priorities for the region in terms of transportation access. and with regard to bike first as transit, we don't want wars with anybody. we're currently in the process of developing what we call mono hierarchy where we would try to identify which streets are better for transit versus for bikes, for other means. and some places we're able to do that. because of the topography of the city, some places the streets better for muni, also happen to be best for bikes. that's where we'll try to use it [speaker not understood] to deaconflict the two. >>> [speaker not underst

despite the continuing violence senator mason is mad magazine. he has imagined what it did in the standings the lining and made use of a gun in any of these and it's good to get this done. this was. use this type was the neatest in the cd is a high profile attacks by the time on the agents who have nothing to stop the founding president of poland. this time the dp having given me this on monday that the country this month ago the whole time he played fifty two was a new precedent. ahmed as i was up to the housing office cannot see any action on the country's constitution by two. the stock exchange on to record high on the then state sen causing its previous act as the speaker on hernandez and conduct icici bank extended and the center not boosted by strong footing in this to phyllis the bench boss and six the second highest rate of constant hundred and sixty two point five two and closed at twenty two thousand and ninety five by the brother nifty monson lifetime high of six thousand six hundred and twenty points until closing at six thousand six

just get over to fort mason in building d and we're free. the los s lots of fas and adults. >> you are here to talk specifically about escultura. it is a unique partnership to be on the rooftop there. >> if you venture to the university campus during the week from 9:00 to 5:00, you know, on fulton and parker street right where st. ignacious is, there is a building right next door and you go up the elevator and there is a rooftop terrace where you can see the whole city and we have about eight bronze sculptures up there including some recent gifts that were given to us. >> are you surprised that there is this collaboration with the -- with the university itself has ventured into it? >> i'm an alumni of the university, you know? >> okay. >> and there is this -- this, fort effort on the part of the university to encourage the general public to come in and walk on the campus and see the library and other things there. there is a gallery in the library now and so the art program and then the latin american program at the university have really gr

the fbi hit the chinatown headquarters of the chinese free masons looking for evidence linked to thew serves as a chairman of the free masons and charged with money laundering and dealing in stolen property. he served 22 years now under racketeering conviction. he became active in chinatown politics. in this interview six years ago, chow said he was a reformed man. >> raymond, myself, i upfront face up to the past i have done. and to try to correct my life. >> but the big fish was state senator leland yee arrested and driven to the federal building and booked on weapons trafficking and soliciting money for political favors. meantime, the fbi in sacramento secured his office in the

the chee kung tong masonic organization was raided.raymond chow.shrimp boy heads that group.head- quartered on spofford alley. >> reporter: foughtfirefighters had to be called in to crack a safe.they had a big circular saw to break into the safe at the organization known as the chinese free-masons. the feds left with several pieces of potential evidence. >> reporter:another raind in san francsico.this on jules avenue near city college. evidence of a marijuana grow house was found inside. >> reporter:in the bayview.yet another raid. this one.a business.bay steel incorporated.on davidson avenue just off third street. we spoke to a man who said he's a co-owner.but said he doesn't know leland yee or raymond chow. it's unclear why bay steel was searched. >> reporter:kron 4's jr stone continues our team coverage tonight. he is live outside state senator yee's home. which was also searched. jr? >> reporter: you are about to see in this video not only taking vials of his residence here and the suspect area of town but taking hard drives and multiple computers to their cars to likely analyze them wi

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the fbi hit the chinatown headquarters of the chinese free masons looking for evidence linked to the arrest of raymond chow known as shrimp boy. chow serves as a chairman of the free masons and charged with money laundering and dealing in stolen property. he served 22 years now under racketeering conviction. he became active in chinatown politics. in this interview six years ago, chow said he was a reformed man. >> raymond, myself, i upfront face up to the past i have done. and to try to correct my life. >> but the big fish was state senator leland yee arrested and driven to the federal building and booked on weapons trafficking and soliciting money for political favors. meantime, the fbi in sacramento secured his office in the capitol. a chp officer stood guard he is a candidate for secretary of state. one of california's highest offices. the predawn raids involved fbi, other agsz and local police. >> this morning fbi executed multiple arrests and search warrants. >> hundreds of agents and police hit homes and businesses in san francisco. the raids including this building where fede