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america's most wanted profiled san diego generating a tip he may be in northampton, massachusetts. in a news conference, fbi agents reminded the public there is a $250 thousand reward for position leading to his arrest. he's accused of planting pipe bombs at the biotech firm chiron in emeryville and detonating a bomb at the shaklee nutrition company in pleasanton in 2003. no one was injured in either bombing. >> the tip that came into our san francisco office as a result of publicity on "america's most wanted" led to our san francisco office to be credible and viable, one we've been pursuing since that tip came in. >> the fbi says it can't divulge any more information about the tip other than to say it's a recent one. they also say san diego might be going by his middle name, andreas. the companies were reportedly targeted for their ties to research firms which experimented with animals. >>> it's been called the worst trailer park in san jose and those living there showed how bad it is. 80 community leaders joined residents to demand changes at the western trailer park which is on

are following up on that what is assessed to be a credible lead that he could be in the northampton, massachusetts area and by virtue of that in the western massachusetts area. so we are focusing on you efforts in this area right now. >> san diego was the first domestic terrorist placed on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list. he grew up in san rafael before moving to sonoma county. there is a $250,000 reward offered for his arrest. >>> federal agents have arrested a man it connection with an unusual shooting incident near the white house. the gunfire was reported last friday night but it took a couple of days before the secret service discovered the bullets and the damage done to the executive mansion. danielle nottingham on the tip that led to a pennsylvania hotel. >> reporter: crews hovered near the second story of the white house working to repair a bullet hole. in pennsylvania, police arrested a man wanted for questioning in the shooting. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez. friday night, secret service agents swarmed an area near the white house after witnesses reported shots fired. a few blo

to suppress the press josh stearns is an associate program director at free press he's in northampton massachusetts. hey there josh how many examples are actually out there of the numbers in the process of journalists either being arrested or pepper sprayed or being kept out of the way i wish i could count the number the total press suppression is. almost impossible to count this point right now we know that twenty six journalists have been arrested and thirteen of those who did it in just the last week in new york while and i want to talk to you about what you've seen in terms of the methods in which journalists are being prevented from covering occupy wall street across the country of course their arrest as you mentioned there are also journalists i read being put in chokeholds but it seems like so many are simply just blocked access talk a little bit about this that's right that's one of the most agri things here is the fundamental and direct meaningful way in which the york city conspired to keep journalists out of the picture they really kept you know four or five blocks back from where the ra

josh stearns and is an associate program director at fine press free press rather he is in northampton massachusetts and spoke to us a little bit earlier about just how many examples. i wish i could count but the number of total press suppression is almost impossible to count this point right now we look at twenty six journalists have been arrested and thirteen of those which have been just in the last week in new york while and i want to talk to you about why you've seen in terms of the methods in which journalists are being prevented from covering occupy wall street across the country of course their arrest as you mentioned they're also journalists i read being put in chokeholds but it seems like so many are simply just blocked access talk a little bit about that that's right and that's one of the most staggering things here is the fundamental and direct meaningful way in which new york city conspired to keep journalists out of the picture they really kept them you know four or five blocks back from where the raid on zuccotti park was happening and then you can literally if you do get close who ar

. >> assessinged to be a credible lead that he could be in the northampton, massachusetts area and by virtue of that in the western massachusetts area. >> reporter: san diego is a computer specialist from berkeley turned animal rights activist. he is wanted for a pipe bomb attack on the biotech company chiron in emeryville in 2003. a month later he is accused of setting off a bomb at shaklee company in pleasanton a maker of health and beauty products. no one was hurt. the search for san diego has spanned the globe. germany, the uk, costa rica, france, argentina, the philippines and the list goes on. two years ago, the fbi said he may be living in costa rica. >> somebody will know mr. san diego as a friend, neighbor or coworker. >> reporter: the fbi says san diego has ties to animal rights extremist groups. his most distinguishing characteristic? several unusual tatoos including a round image of burning hillsides and the words, it only takes a spark. >> because of the unique nature of the tatoos, mr. san diego may be reluctant to remove his shirt even in social situations where it woul