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chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski joins us with the latest. tony?>> reporter: laura, scott, here is what we have learned in the past half hour we know that city county state and federal agentser here. this is a raid that started about 10:30, 10:45 this morning, it followed what the may yore said about two months ago in front of our cameras, that this facility has not been following city rules. then last week a judge constitutioned a cease and desist order to close this place down. they continued operating. about an hour ago law enforcement moved in they have shut down the facility. there's one gentleman? handcuffs in the san jose police car just on the other side here. they've been going in and out of the facility. here is what we know. san jose has long said for more than three, mower fonts that this facility was not licensed to operate as a distributor in the city. our investigation showed clear evidence that they were selling to people under 21 which is again the city's regulations, that they were operating beyond the hours the city allowed, that

[music] announcer: here's chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski.ony kovaleski: thank you for joining us. for the next 30 minutes, you watch and we investigate. exposing stories uncovering issues, investigative journalism with impact. we begin with an issue on top of mind for all of us: water.

tony kovaleski first reported the raid today on twitter. this is santa clara county d.a. sending a message, tony? >> reporter: no doubt. it's been more than eight hours since law enforcement swarmed this area. that is an evidence van. they've been filling it for the past eight hours. inside law enforcement still gathering evidence to see ha exactly is there and to build their case. bottom line the attorney for this location says they have following state laws and they don't need to follow the city's regulations. he called the raid today basically a terroristic ploy by the d.a. the district attorney clearly drawing a line in the sand. >> this will be like shutting down valley medical. >> reporter: law enforcement agents came in, some customers defended the distributor. >> this is one of the best pot clubs ever. >> reporter: more than three dozen county, city state and federal agents raided the shop this morning putting the pot shop out of business and making two arrests. >> it's been quite a headache for us here in this complex, so we were actually quite relieved that final

tony kovaleski met with whistle blowers and inside sources and joins us with more. >> reporter: thatonflict senters it on what the santa clara valley water district called an emergency contract. they approved $10 million for contracts to help increase the water supply in the south bay but even though it was called an emergency this project won't produce water dividends for at least five years. inside sources reached out to nbc bay area questioning why there was no competitive bidding and why the board and public was not informed before the vote that one of the companies winning the contract has an inside connection. in fact, one of the bid winning companies, principle owners, is the husband of one of the water district's directors and she is the sixth highest paid employee. the water district ceo said there is no conflict and an existing fire wall prevents the director were are having any role with the decisions involving this contract and her husband's company. but after learning of the potential conflict and lack of transparency board president gary kremen has called to suspend all

with the nbc guy area investigative unit i'm tony kovaleski. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit call 888-9 8-tips or sent an email to the unit@nbcbay area.com. >> and a quick break here. we'll be right back. life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> thousands of people put on their walking shoes and headed out for a good cause this morning. the annual san francisco aids walk got under way at golden gate park and this is the 28th year. the fund-raiser has been held and many people were there to honor loved ones they lost to aids. >> we've been doing this walk for, like 20 years representing my brother. he passed today so we come out every year and not representing him, but to represent the families who all lost too. >> today's fund-raiser came up with $2 million. >> you certainly know it is a muggy, hot day and rob mayeda is here with a muggy, hot forecast. >> the tropical airstrea

tony kovaleski first reported the raid today on twitter. this is santa clara county d.a. sending a message, tony? >> reporter: no doubt. it's been more than eight hours since law enforcement swarmed this area.