waves of resentment and suspension throughout the community, and why the commissioner at the time raymond kelly defended the practices. >> he continued to do the things that he believed we have to do to protect new york city. certainly the number one terrorist target in this country. >> reporter: undercover cops would befriend muslims and start conversations with them, noting their feelings about america and u.s. foreign policy all while they ate, shopped, and prayed. >> we wouldn't be praying for the soul of america. we feel so much harm and so much suspicion has been taking place. now we find out that our law enforcement at the highest level is considering our community a suspect. more importantly they're attacking the most important thing we believe in, that is our faith. >> very cute to go in and blame everybody and say we should stay away from anything that smacks of intelligence gathering. the job of law enforcement is to make sure that they prevent things. >> the information collected never generated a lead. after the september 11, 2001, attacks, they upped their perhaps, and entered wit

there's issues of racism here with his client raymond "shrimp boy" chow and he is ready to fight the government. live in the federal courthouse, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> jackson, yee and chow will be in court friday at 11 a.m. when a judge is expected to start taking a look at evidence. >>> happening today, concord police officer matthew switzer is due in court on drug and burglary charges. switzer surrendered to authorities after an investigation began in february. investigators say they were tipped by a resident of a concord senior's apartment complex that switzer was stealing their prescription medication. he was on administrative leave until last friday when he resigned towards the today investigators will release a report on how a massive fire started at an apartment building under construction in san francisco. last month's fire destroyed the six-story building in the mission bay neighborhood. there were no major injuries, but the fire chief called it the biggest fire in san francisco in years. >>> and fire crews are still on the scene of a fire that destroyed one house and damaged two others in west san jose. several cars also burne

raymond chow and state senator leland yee. >>> protestors supposed -- used an april fools day to play a little joke on google workers. mark kelly live in san francisco now to tell us people who were late for work did not find it very funny. mark? >> reporter: things i guess got a little heated too right? not too funny at tall frank. absolutely. so i've been to the google bus blockades before. this one definitely got a little bit more intense. the protestors tried to frame it as an april fools joke but for the tech workers who were late for work this morning, due to the protests, they weren't laughing. decked out in colorful costumes, some protestors blocked a google bus from leaving. while others publicized a new bus pass called g muni which allows the public to board private tech shuttles free. >> and i am the president of a new subsidiary of google called g muni and i've been pushing through for the past couple of months. >> reporter: hold up. the truth is judith parks here is not a google employee. not even wearing real google glasses. >> all a joke? >> it's april fools. >> reporter: this entire event is just a parody. prote