she applied for a loan to buy a house in san diego. the affidavit says she forged a letter from the giants hr manager explaining large deposits into her account. because of her outstanding contributions that assisted us in accomplishing our goal of winning 2010 world series she was given two additional payments and n.may 2011. $100,000 and $200,000. and when the lender sent a copy to the giants, it was over. and i m reminded of what prosecutors say which is that we don t catch smart ones people get convicted are people who leave evidence hind the affidavit says she admitted foirjing the letter and made a wire transfer returning the money to the team, then, giants conducted a review and found $900,000 more misdirected to her personal accounts. there was no answer today but her and her husband s 2011 model year cars were there. a bmw, and an suv one with giants employee parking sticker, and a tricked out ford pick up. and this is all mentioned in court documents. i want to sp
just when you re over irene, a new storm is moving into the picture. the fox 5 storm force is tracking this one. and request denied. why the judge in the lululemon murder trial refused to delay the case. we re going to start tonight with hurricane irene s aftermath. thanks for joining us at 10:00. i m laura evans in for brian. and i m shawn yancy. more school closures, calfert and saint mary s counties closed for a third day. four schools in prince georges county are without power and a decision will be made in the morning. many people out there are still in the dark tonight. right now, pepco has just over 6,000 customers off line. bge, nearly 9,000. sadly though, the push to keep the lights on turned deadly for one family. fox 5 s will thomas has more from the aftermath of irene in the newsroom. our region was spared from major flooding and catastrophic damage but power outages are significant. in fact, irene caused nearly three times as many power outages than
december 22. thank you. repercussions are here from the failed law enforcement program that put guns in the hands of criminals. correspondent william la jeunesse has the fall-out from operation fast and furious. guns, drugs, money, those are the commodities of the cartel enterprises. those responsible for the operation this sent thousands of guns to mexico were sent packing. acting director kenneth nelson took demotion at the department of justice. and dennis burke resigned. the person accountable for the day-to-day operation, assistant u.s. attorney emory hurely was reassigned to a lesser job. who authorized this program that was so felony stupid it got people killed? the changes came after critics blasted the obama administration for months. not just for approving the operation, but for failing to act after whistle-blowers accused the federal government of putting thousands of guns in the hands of mexican
cathedral, shep. shepard: james rosen live on capitol hill tonight. james, thank you. new fallout from operation fast and furious. investigators say the government program sent thousands of guns to mexico. remember that? they hoped to track them. that didn t work out. it, quote, got people killed. tonight, the justice department reports the head of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is resigning. but some republicans say they are not happy that kenneth mel son is getting another job in the department. the feds say the u.s. attorney in arizona dennis burke is also resigning in his office s involvement in that program. no word on whether he is getting another government job. we know nearly 14 million americans are out of work. we know the president and many lawmakers keep talking about job creation. wait until you hear how many company recruiters are complaining they have jobs but can t find people to fill them. the numbers are staggering ahead in a live report. plus, lots of
reassigned, two to florida, one to south carolina. those whistle blowers could not be fired because that would be seen as retaliation. as far as the kput euf staff, however, they are being moved, if you will, ahead of expected to be a very critical report from the inspector general. also, multiple sources in arizona as well as washington say that the u.s. attorney for arizona, dennis burke, was interviewed by congressional investigators recently and he got sick in the middle of that and was not able to finish his testimony, that coming from multiple source necessar sources in arizona. we have received documents dated in 200 the showing 11 seizures of guns in the first three months of this program proving that those guns were going south to mexico very early on. back to you. gregg.