raymond chow was denied bail despite pleas from friends and neighbors. attorney says there's a double standard at work. >> chow's attorney said the ruling didn't surprise them but they face a tough road to free him. he's been in federal custody since april, today a u.s. magistrate said former gang leader raymond chow should remain jailed because he poses a danger to the community. >> he has reformed himself and the government doesn't accept it. >> chow faces charges including money laundering and conspiracy to sell alcohol and tobacco. he's a figure in a five year long sting. >> i think that he's not getting a fair chance. at the bail hearing a group of friends and neighbors testified that he posed no threat to the community and had helped troubled young people. >> he's made a positive influence, you can't base his past, 10 years ago plus on who he is now. the defense team expect, more racketeering charges in the coming weeks. they want to know why yee got out on bail. it's not fair. >> chow and 28 co defends will be back. even if he's granted bail they

. >>> topping our news this morning, a new twist in the case against leland yee and raymond chow. ktvu news has obtained exclusive never before seen video. defense attorneys worry that this could compromise their case. this is a story wii been following since the 10:00 news last night. and this morning we now have video from the morning of the break in. ktvu alex savidge is in san francisco. alex, you're at the print shop as well to explain how this could effect one of the biggest criminal trials in city history. >> reporter: prosecutors left evidence here at the co hour -- colour drop print shop. but while the documents were here, someone broke into the place. this all happened on may 25th. according to a san francisco police report obtained by ktvu. a printing shop says none of the federal evidence was stolen. but the attorney for raymond shrimp boy chow is afraid some of the ed could have been tampered with. >> they left all of this information in their custody. they were obviouslily vulnerable to break in. when the break in occurred there was no federal follow up. the fbi didn

news last night about a break in with potential links to the criminal case against leland yee and raymond chow. a man lurking around the place later bashes through a window. the shop has since been boarded up. now chow's attorney claims that on the day of the break n the shop was handling materials related to the high profile federal case and worries that some evidence may have been compromised. chow and leland yee were among a group of people indicted in march. the group faces charges ranging from murder to hire to gun smuggling. yee is accused of corruption while chow faces money laundering charges. chow who is still in jail will ask a judge next wednesday to grant him bail. alex savidge is digging deeper into this story. >>> a man accused of trying to build a bomb in san francisco is due in court today. ryan chamberlain was arrested on monday. a judge hat granted a defense request for chamberlain. fbi agents scythian covered bomb making materials next wednesday. the materials include a model rocket image, powdery substance, ball bearings, and a circuit board. >>> one arrested for murder and

it was handling materials pertaining to the criminal case of leland yee and raymond chow. the government had to work hard to keep secret from the public. alex savidge is in san francisco with the latest twist this this high profile federal case. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are talking about sensitive evidence that is under seal from a judges order. prosecutors left some of the documents here at the colour drop print shop in san francisco. while the items were here to be copied, someone broke into the place. you can see. this window has been smashed and it was boarded up. it had to be boarded up. i want to show you surveillance video that shows the burglar kicking in the window of this business. it happened on may 25th. according to a san francisco police report on taped by ktvu a print shop employee claimed none of the federal evidence was stolen. but the attorney for chow is worried some of the evidence may have been tampered with and compromised. and he is surprise there is is no security at a business that is doing contract work for the gove

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we are learning raymond "shrimp boy" chow is not getting out of jail. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. the well known chinatown figure arrested in the leland yee corruption scandal was back in court asking to be released on bail. his lawyers tried to make a case for his reputation. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec reports from the federal building. >> reporter: no bail raymond "shrimp boy" chow will stay in custody for now. this really turned into a mini- trial on his character. we saw four of his friends and family members take the stand speaking about how good a person he is and how he is a reformed criminal and not a danger to society. also saying that in no way would he flee. he would show up for future court dates. that again was according to some of his neighbors and friends. this is video of "shrimp boy" from the past. no cameras were loud at today's federal bail hearing. chow is charged with money laundering and conspiracy to sell stolen liquor and cigarettes. the charges themselves are not violent. but as the judge point

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. >>> no bail today for accused chinatown gang leader raymond chow. a spral judge refused to release chow on bail. he'll remain in custody linked to the case of leland yee. he's accused of money laundering and plotting to steal stolen goods. he has a lengthy criminal histo history, but has proclaim ed's reformed. >> he's being punished as if he's the same shrimp boy that existed 15 years ago, and he is a different personality entirely. >> sara insists the judge's decision was based on unsubstantiated claims and that he will appeal. >>> jahi macmath will receive an honorary degree this friday. her family wanted her school in oakland to recognize her at graduation. the school administrators at e.c. reams academy refused. the family vented on twitter so the school reversed its decision today. doctors declared the eighth grader legally and clinically dead six months ago. it happens after she had complications following convict sill surgery. her family fought children's hospital to keep her on life support and have since moved her to an undisclosed private

what raymond chow is now asking a judge to do. >>> new rules this morning for san jose's pot clubs. > not vote you do. >> and vote they did. house majority leader loses the primary election to a man relatively unknown. taking a live look at san jose. same sky over san francisco. big time warm up this weekend. the numbers in moments. the volume building for 580. we have a crash into san francisco. >> how about a live picture of san jose in the we e morning hours? is this is today in the bay. >> and a good wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> san jose city leaders are cracking down on pot clubs. most of the restrictions will actually force the clubs to close? >> reporter: that is what they are saying. the city council did not put a cap on the number that can operate within city limits. but they say they won't be able to do business as they have been. among the restrictions is that the pot must be grown within the county and that the stores can only be open from 9:00 in the morning until 9:00 at night. but that they have to provide 24 hour security and they are not allo

. >> raymond "shrimp boy" chow is in court right now with lawyers asking a judge to release him from jail and have brought in 12 witnesses to testify on how he as reformed his life. they range from a tv news producer to his girlfriend and an art gallery owner. the foam chinatown gangster is one of 29 defendants in a corruption indictment that includes state senator yee. raymond "shrimp boy" chow has been in custody since march and has waived detention hearing until now. the f.b.i. says he returned to his old ways and charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering and selling stolen liquor. >>> there will an 40-bed hospital for disturbed death row inmates at prison. a court appointed monitor in the prison system told the judges that three dozen men on death row are so mentally ill they need 24 hour nursing care. the plan is to retrofit a new medical unit at prison. right new the prisoners are treated in their cells. california has not execute add prisoner since 26 fix. state executions are on hold because of legal challenges involving lethal injection. >>> medical marijuana dispen

he's pled not guilty. >>> and raymond chow is due back in court in san francisco in about an hour.se him on bail. he's in jail accused of money laundering and plotting to sell stolen goods. he's one of 29 defendants tied to the leland yee krupp thun case -- corruption case. >>> a new twiss in the jean quan auto accident case. an investigation has uncovered another controversy, this one affecting all of the red light cameras in the city of oakland. brian flores is live in west oakland with this rather strange connection. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking with those red light cameras just like the one you see behind me on 27th and north gate. they are physically here but something that was recently uncovered, as you mentioned, haven't been operational. haven't been online for about a month. the information was not covered by the chronicle in an article this morning. police continue to investigate whether mayor jean quan ran a red light on 26th and market late sunday afternoon, not too far from where we were standing. some are wondering whether a camera cau

thanks a lot. >>: the judge had denied bail for gangster raymond chow he is one of the main defendantss been in jail since march and the judge, as the chao will be in danger to the community. he'll be charged with conspiracy and selling stolen liquor is a federal in distaste investigation, that has just not indicted ,. moody's tells this morning know what may have led to the gas of of and more alert to the three children. here is found shot to death at his home and his three children all of the under of 12 are missing. alicea cortez is now in custody accused of her husband's death according to police and court documents the couple had been in a bitter custody dispute for months and the wife claims that her husband was a physically abusing her for years and turned to kill her. in april the husband filed a petition to get so close to the of the three children claiming that the mother was living in a hotel and i can't for the children. it's open that their children into the schools of the choice this fall and services go these grants and are calling for action after the san francisco scho

why chow supporters say there's a double standard here. >> reporter: he's been in federal custody since april, and today, a u.s. magistrate said raymond shrimp boy chow should remain jailed, because he poses a danger to the community. >> he has reformed himself and the government doesn't accept it. >> reporter: chow faces charges that include money laundering and conspiracy to illegally sell alcohol and tobacco. >> i just think that he's not getting a fair chance. >> reporter: at to the's bail hearing, a racially diverse group of chow's friends testified he posed no threat to the community and did much to help troubled young people. >> i think he's made a positive influence. he can't base his past, 10 years ago, plus on who he is now. >> reporter: the federal magistrate disagrees, saying quote, there is more than complete evidence that he would pose a risk to the community. they said they'll appeal the bail ruling and questioned why yee was granted bail. >> he got out on a $500,000 bond? it's not fair, and it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: chow and 28 other defendants are due back in court july 24. his lawyers say they would hav

. >> attorneys for raymond shrimp boy chow promise an appeal after a magistrate denied bail today. he faces charges after a march raid tied the state senator's corruption case in court today, 12 witnesses testified saying he's a reformed man but magistrate called him a possible danger to the community. >> yes. he was a gangster. yes he went to prison and committed crimes. but the theme is that he has reformed himself. >> chow is charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering and selling stolen liquor. >> a shop keeper convicted of killing two employees at a rival souvenir shop will spent his life in prison without possibility of parole for the killings prosecutors say he was upset about slow sales at his shop because his competitors were selling similar souvenirs for less. >> a victim, an 89-year-old woman attacked and knocked to the ground. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the latest on the story. >> the car backs out, she had been punched and suffered contusions and broken ribs and is there, on the ground. >> the victim, an 89-year-old petite woman, only five feet tall,

. >>> raymond shrimp boy chow will not get out of jail soon. his request for bail was turned down. his lawyer says his client is a changed man. >> yes, he was a gangster. yes, he went to prison. yes, he committed a number of crimes. but, the whole theme is that he has reformed himself. >> shrimp boy's lawyer says he will appeal with the decision. >>> jerry brown has something rick perry wants. we are talking about jobs. thousands of them including a coveted tesla plant. cate caugurian on the show down between the golden state and the lone star state. >> reporter: are opportunities for business grows in california, there is rick perry. >> california and texas need to be incredibly competitive. >> reporter: the lone star state lead sir back and this time he has hit a nerve. the bay area council released this statement saying despite how annoying his junkets are, it gives us a chance to think about our business climate. >> i think it is funny he keeps coming back, he must like california. >> reporter: two months ago, he scored big. it would appear he is at it again. tesla is looking t

. >>> within the past 40 minutes a judge denied bail to raymond shrimp boy chow. ktvu was there as chow made the brief appearance in the federal courtroom in san francisco. chow is currently in county jail accused of money laundering and plotting to sell stolen goods. he's one of 29 defendants linked to a federal corruption case that also includes leland yee. the search is on for this man who police say viciously attacked and 89-year-old woman and stole her car in an el cerrito shopping center. ktvu's alex savidge has more on the victim's injuries and the evidence police hope will lead to an arrest. >> reporter: veaf the say this is the man behind a brute -- investigators say this is the man behind a brutal salt. terrance hardy, a parolee, remains on the rub after police say he punched the victim in the case, stole her purse, then carjacked her. it happened sunday outside this cvs drugstore on san pablo avenue in el cerrito. marion torres just happened to be driving by. >> he pulled her out, threw her -- tossed her on the ground, got into the car. the door was sti

. >>> there is a new twist in the criminal case of leland yee and raymond "shrimp boy" chow. ktvu obtained this video of a man breaking into the color drop printing shop in san francisco on may 25th. that was the same day it was contracted to copy legal documents which would then be turned over to defendants in the federal fraud case. one of the store's windows remains boarded up. chow's lawyer fears that sensitive materials may be compromised. >> and they left all of this information in their custody. they were obviously vulnerable to a break-in. when the break-in occurred, there was no federal followup. the fbi didn't get involved. >> according to a police report a shop employee says none of the materials were stolen. the fbi says it still has all of the original evidence. chow faces money lawnerring charges and he's asking a judge to grant him bail. >>> a man accused of trying to build a bomb in san francisco will be back in court 90 minutes from now as authorities consider moving him to a locked unit in san francisco. a judge has already granted a defense request for ryan

materials pertaining to the criminal case against suspended state senator leland yee and raymond "shrimp boy" choww twist in this lengthy fbi investigation. a defense attorney calls the materials sensitive information. alex savidge is live at the san francisco print shop to show us exactly what happened. alex, good morning. >> reporter: well, brian, good morning to to you. the evidence has -- to you. the evidence has been under seal. fbi transcripts from wiretaps and other documentation and prosecutors reportedly left that evidence here at the color drop print shop just so some of those documents could be copied for some of the defense attorneys. as you can see, while the evidence was here, there was a break-in. you can see the boarded-up window here. someone broke into this place. this is surveillance video. the burglar kicked in the window. this all happened on may 25th. and according to a san francisco police report obtained by ktvu, a print shop employee claimed none of that federal evidence was stolen during the break-in but the attorney for defendant raymond "shrimp boy" chow says he's conce

. >>> it looks like raymond "shrimp boy" chow will stay behind bars. a judge rejected chow's bail requests in federal court today in san francisco over claims he is a potential danger to the community. the alleged chinatown gangster is one of 29 defendants in a massive criminal complaint that includes suspended state senator leland yee. chow's attorney insists his client is a changed man. >> yes, he was a gangster. yes, he went to prison. yes, he committed a number of crimes. but the whole theme is that he has reformed himself. >> chow's attorney also says he is, quote, depressed by the decision and plans to appeal. >>> a man will spend the rest of his life in prison for a double murder at fisherman's wharf. the shooting happened in january of 2011. prosecutors say hong wu was angry at a neighboring business for selling the same knockoff purses. when they refused to stop selling them, he went into the store and killed two employees. wu was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> san jose is cracking down on pot clubs. the cit

. >>> lawyers for raymond shrimp boy chow says they're talking to lawyers about letting him out of jails lawyers filed a motion arguing of the 20 people, 14 have been released on bail. they contend he's put his past behind him. a hearing is scheduled for wednesday morning. >> caltrans planning to do work that would force them to close boards 1 and 2, possibly at the same time. but only at night. so that affects you. the work begins at 10:00 p.m tonight involving reis a a.lining and replacing the median barrier. caltrans says it saved travel times for drivers. >> new boor is fantastic. >> the president taking advantage of the warm, sunny weather in washington, d.c. to make a trip to starbucks. this is a second time he's sneaked out. >> and there is more still to come here at 6:00. just ahead apple stock, $600 a share telling for less than 100. tonight impact of a split. >> also, l.a. police pursuit taking an unusual turn how the driver wound up on a roof top today. >> racist revolution might have triggered a bloody crime spree over the weekend. heat shields are compromised. we have multi

u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >>> lawyers for raymond shrimp boy chow says they're talking to lawyers about letting him out of jail. his lawyers filed a motion arguing of the 20 people, 14 have been released on bail. they contend he's put his past behind him. a hearing is scheduled for wednesday morning. >> caltrans planning to do work that would force them to close boards 1 and 2, possibly at the same time. but only at night. so that affects you. the work begins at 10:00 p.m tonight involving reis a a.lining and replacing the median barrier. caltrans says it saved travel times for drivers. >> new boor is fantastic. >> the president taking advantage of the warm, sunny weather in washington, d.c. to make a trip to starbucks. this is a second time he's sneaked out. >> and there is more still to come here at 6:00. just ahead apple stock, $600 a share telling for less than 100. tonight impact of a split. >> also, l.a. police pursuit taking an unusual turn how the driver wound up on a roof top today. >> racist revolution might have triggered a bloody crime s

first ran on yesterday ktvu's news, it could affect the state senator leland yee and mob sister raymond chowas broken into may 25th. a video shows a person lurking outside and bashing the glass window. they left evidence of their case in the store to be copied on to flash drives and distributed to defense team. >> they carelessly transferred it to a private vendor who has no additional security above and beyond what is a kinko or a burger king would have. >> a police report says nothing was stolen, they worry evidence may have been compromised. prosecutors in the case declined to comment on the break in. >> they are looking for a man who attacked a woman on a freeway overpass, this image of the suspect was captured by a surveillance camera. he grabbed a woman over highway 101. a woman was able to break free. he is described as latino weighing 140 pounds. the f.b.i. is teaming up with san francisco police finding disturbing gravity. this is shared by two congregations beth israel and the sign has been restored but jay weekly online ran a photo of the vandalism before the cleanup. >> the messa

. >>> lawyers for raymond "shrimp boy" chow plan to ask the court to release him on bail today. morning. if you are a silicon valley driver westbound 237, it's unusually heavy right now. it's up to 20 minutes almost 20 minutes in those westbound lanes. it's between milpitas and sunnyvale 880 and 101. no earlier crashes just a lot of congestion. also, westbound 580 you will notice through the livermore valley, very slow. it's slow through north flynn to santa rita and then picks up a little bit. there were a couple of earlier incidents. and 10-minute bart delays from downtown san francisco to the east bay. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >> low clouds and fog sweeping back onshore today with a stronger sea breeze outside. looks like some cooler temperatures again and out over the bay now we have some patchy fog. a little sunshine in between. looks like the pattern is changed a bit. high pressure weakening. we have that low approaching the coastline. so that's going to actually deepen the marine layer a little more toward tomorrow. temperatures this afternoon a

. >> a federal magistrate today denied bail for raymond shrimp boy chow, who is facing charges in connection with state senator lelandy's corruption case. chow is one of 29 defendants in this case. 12 witnesses testified saying he turned his life around. but the magistrate deemed him a possible danger in the community. his attorneys plan to appeal that. he is charged with selling stolen liquor. >> a peninsula priest is recovering after being beaten by a homeless man the attack happened just before 9:30 this morning in burlingame. police say the 43-year-old was about to urineate on church grounds and the priest told him to stop. lewis punched the priest in the face. he suffered injuries to his face and broken elbow. lewis was arrested nearby. >> residents in the east bay city of albany are mourning the loss of their mayor. the 74-year-old peggy thompson passed away after battling cancer. flags flown at half staff today to commemorate the three decades of service to the community. thompson was a main stay in the government. she spent 14 years on the city council and served 16 years on the scho

. >> a federal magistrate today denied bail for raymond shrimp boy chow, who is facing charges in connection with state senator lelandy's corruption case. chow is one of 29 defendants in this case. 12 witnesses testified saying he turned his life around. but the magistrate deemed him a possible danger in the community. his attorneys plan to appeal that. he is charged with selling stolen liquor. >> a peninsula priest is recovering after being beaten by a homeless man the attack happened just before 9:30 this morning in burlingame. police say the 43-year-old was about to urineate on church grounds and the priest told him to stop. lewis punched the priest in the face. he suffered injuries to his face and broken elbow. lewis was arrested nearby. >> residents in the east bay city of albany are mourning the loss of their mayor. the 74-year-old peggy thompson passed away after battling cancer. flags flown at half staff today to commemorate the three decades of service to the community. thompson was a main stay in the government. she spent 14 years on the city council and served 16 years on the scho

. >> raymond shrimp boy chow will not be getting out of jail soon. a magistrate denied bail today the former gangster is one of 29 defendants in a corruption case including stat senator leland yee. 12 witnesses testified but says they lacked information about the current charges against chow, and considered him a possible danger to the community. chow's attorneys do plan to appeal. chow charged with conspiracy to commit money laundering. >> police hope this surveillance video will help catch a suspected car jacker. you can see the victim's car driven way from the cvs parking lot. the detectives say the robber pulled an 89-year-old woman from her car, and beater severely. she suffered a broken collar bone and ribs. >> that is someone's mother, grandmother, great grandmother. it's devastating. >> we don't want this person walking around or hazmat tracking everything we can. >> police believe this woman car jacked the woman. one person remembered issuing a traffic citation sunday police are looking for the victim's car, a white toyota camery, california

yesterday a judge denied bail for raymond "shrimp boy" chow.the boy said the one time chinatown gang leader is still posing a danger to the community and should stay in jail. they say the court is ignoring the fact that chow is a changed man. >> he has reformed himself and the government doesn't accept it. >> chow is faces charges that include money laundering and conspiracy to illegally sell alcohol and tobacco. >>> time is 7:35. weeks before a critical deadline a big victory for city college of san francisco. the school has been granted more time to meet its accreditation requirements. ktvu's brian flores live on the campus right now. and you're saying some people are cautiously optimistic, brian? >> reporter: yes. it is considered a small and temporary victory for students, faculty, and staff here. as you mentioned, dave, several people do remain cautiously optimistic about this decision by the commission. ccsf had null july first to meet accrediting standards. the commission decided to give the college more time to meet those standards. to

. >> a bail hearing for raymond "shrimp boy" chow is on next after he asked a san francisco judge to release him from jail. the former gang leader is accused of money laundering and plotting to sell stolen goods. he is one of 29 defendants in a corruption indictment that accused state senator yee of con spiring in an international arms deal. shrimp has been in custody since march and waived a hearing until now. >> billionaire tom styer will announce he is establishing a $2 million fund for victim of while fires and other extreme weather events. according to the "san francisco chronicle" he and his wife are starting the climate disaster relief fund which will be managed by the san francisco foundation. the fund will help victims of wildfires in the west in the past year including victims in the san diego while fires last month. he said it is clear that wildfire are getting worse because of higher temperatures, drought, and the infestation of insects that follow. >>> the board that runs the oakland coliseum and the amount's baseball team are close in on a ten-career extension to keep t

. >> today, raymond "shrimp boy" chow will ask a judge to release him from jail. he is one of 29 defendants in a corruption indictment that included state senator yee and has been in custody since march. his lawyer say he reformed and not the gangster he was but the fbi said he returned to his old ways and charged with conspiracy and selling stolen liquor. >> public teachers in the state could have a nationwide impact in a decision. the judge ruled that tenure and other pres for california public school teachers are unconstitutional. the judge determined the system discriminates against minority and low income students by placing ineffective teachers in their schools. menlo park nonprofit group students matter brought the lawsuit on of behalf nine students who claim they were deprived of a good education. teachers argue it presents the administration from firing them on a whim and helps attract quality teachers. an attorney for the california teachers association believes the ruling will be overturned on appeal. >>> a san francisco mayor and lt. governor are urgin

. >>> no bail for alleged chinatown gang leader raymond "shrimp boy" chow. today a federal court judge rejected chow's bail request despite pleas from his attorney, who says his client is a changed man. prosecutors argued chow is a potential danger to the community. chow is one of 29 defendants in a massive criminal complaint that includes suspended state senator leland yee. chow's attorney says he plans to appeal. >>> san jose is cracking down on the hundreds of pot clubs operating in that city. the city has tough new rules. the clubs are going to have to be 1,000 feet from schools, parks and major businesses. they will also have to be at least 150 feet from homes. if the dispensaries don't comply in a year, they will have to close down. >> by putting regulations in place that make it up possible for clubs to operate, they are going -- that make it impossible for clubs to operate they are going to force another referendum. >> another new rule they must grow all the marijuana they sell. >>> how does your city stack up when it comes to the number of police of

. >>> happening today, lawyers for raymond "shrimp boy" chow plan to ask the court to release him onl. chow was arrested in march as part of the corruption case involving state senator leland yee. his legal team says the alleged chinatown gangster is a reformed man. they point out that 14 of the 20 defendants many of whom face more serious charges than chow have been released on bail. >>> the suspect in an oakland murder from last summer is scheduled to enter a plea today. 8-year-old alaysha carradine was shot to death at a friend's house. 23-year-old darnell williams is accused of shooting her through the front door. the death penalty is being sought. >>> san jose's closed century 21 theater is a national landmark. the original part closed after 5 years. the owners want to raze all the domes and redevelop the land. while the landmark status can't prevent that, it can make it more difficult. some hope the original dome can be included in the new development. >>> futures trading points to a lower opening this morning on wall street after another record day for the blue chips. jill wag

raymond "shrimp boy" chow is asking a federal magistrate to release him on bail.will be heard next wednesday. chow is accused of money laundering and plotting to sell stolen goods >>> also new this morning a peninsula high school has voided the results of more than 100 final exams in math. the principal of palo alto high school says teachers noticed some irregularities in the algebra scores and determined that text messaging and some photos of answers were being sent between the students taking the exams. parents have now been notified. >>> time now 6:48. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> we'll start in san jose. if you are coming into the south bay, things look for the most part better than normal. we can call it "friday light." it's pretty good from blossom hill to tully. and then we start to see some slowdowns approaching the 280/680 interchange. in livermore, we do have some of those red sensors popping up on the approach to vasco. so probably the heaviest commute from vasco to el charro. the drive times lighter than normal. 23 minutes between the altam

. >>> the lawyers for raymond "shrimp boy" chow plan to ask for bail.arrested in march as part of the corruption state involving leland yee of san francisco. they say he is reformed and point out that 14 of the 20 defendants many of whom face more serious charges than chow have been released on bail. >>> the suspect in an oakland murder from last summer scheduled to enter a plea today. 8-year-old alaysha carradine was shot to death at a sleepover at a friend's house. 23-year-old darnell williams is accused of ringing the doorbell where she was staying and then shooting through the front door. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against williams. >>> a recent rash of violence has some parents in oakland keeping their children indoors. a couple of exampleses from this week, this home on 83rd avenue where police say someone opened fire on a woman and a 2- year-old child. about a mile away, a 3-year-old boy got caught in crossfire near 66th and international boulevard. both children survived. >> violence against children in this community absolutely n

raymond shrimp boy ciao said they are asking a judge to let him out of jail. he was one of the targets of fbi corruption investigation in which state senator yee was arrested in march. chowyers filed a motion of the 20 people indicted in the case 14 relessed on bail but not chow. they admit that chow spent 2 decades in the china town gng and went to prison several times but they can contend he put his past hand him. bail hearing scheduled for wednesday morning in san francisco federal court. >> president obama expand programmed today a ended easing the burden of student loan deb debt. borrowers joined the president at the white house he signed a presidential memorandum expands the program that allow borrowers to pay no more than 10% of the income every month. move could help with add fall 5 million borrow other lower the monthly paymen payment. >> we are here today because we believe that in america no hard working young person should be priced out of a higher education. the country always made a commitment to put good education within the reach of young people in the work force. >> president also urge the senate to postscript a bill this week that would letboroer refina