Our top story comes from zurich where swiss police have raided a hotel and detained a number of fee th investigation to corruption. Andrew martin has been covering the story. What do we know at this point . Reporter what we know is that the Swiss Police Raided a hotel injuring where the leadership were staying as part of an annual meeting and president ial election. At least six feet for officials were arrested fifa officials were arrested today. There were six arrests including some of the top officials. The top lieutenants were including jeff webb of the Cayman Islands who is considered to be the heir apparent. And Eugenio Figueredo of uruguay. A number of top chief officials. The allegations are wire fraud and Money Laundering, how much are we talking . We are still waiting for a lot of the details but the swiss police let out this tantalizing detail that there were bribes and kickbacks from the early 1990s to present day totaling 100 million. Some of the details have yet to emerge.
Randy to really repeat what supervisor kim and i have been saying it starts with the arts. You know, the arts is something donates a medium for people to express why where theyve come from weve seen that over and over with the midmarket channels with the parts the gritty parts of the streets where arts led the way it says lets bring a light to this whole area and allow people to express themselves and join up with the other inspections randy had a great idea many years ago and the only thing im sorry is its come to late with so many years of effort but thats a contributed if youre down here on friday afternoons with the wonderful musical contributions with the jazz enbobbles and the music. Its a way to look at the tenderloin in a different light and perhaps understand its history in the last one hundred years. Its a way to do that through the Uptown Tenderloin Museum. And, yes its at the heart of probably our biggest challenge for supervisor kim and i, we established with board preside
Randy had a great idea many years ago and the only thing im sorry is its come to late with so many years of effort but thats a contributed if youre down here on friday afternoons with the wonderful musical contributions with the jazz enbobbles and the music. Its a way to look at the tenderloin in a different light and perhaps understand its history in the last one hundred years. Its a way to do that through the Uptown Tenderloin Museum. And, yes its at the heart of probably our biggest challenge for supervisor kim and i, we established with board president president chiu the payroll Tax Exemption we wanted to find a way to insight positive environmentalists in our communities. Youve seen that in midmarket we wanted to make sure with the help of the c p m y agreement and the help of the neighborhoods that have been strong in helping us keep Affordable Housing here like the tenderloin development with the Economic Strategy that our own office of Economic Workforce Development has rejecte
Alfonsi good evening. Scott is on assignment for 60 minutes. Im sharyn alfonsi. The white house today announced a surge of spending to deal with the surge of illegal immigration. Just since october, the u. S. Has picked up 52,000 unaccompanied children crossing into the United States from mexico. Most are from central america. The u. S. Will spend 93 million to, among other things, repatriatate them and help Central American countries fight the violence that is driving young people here. Anna werner begins our coverage. Reporter Border Patrol officials in texas Rio Grande Valley catch as many as 1400 Illegal Immigrants crossing every day. The white house now plans to speed up processing by bringing in more immigration judges, moving more quickly to deport those not eligible for asylum, and expanding detention space. The white house blames the surge of border controllings on what it calls a deliberate Misinformation Campaign by Central American smugglers. Raul ortiz is a deputy chief Bo
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Robbers storm this bank armed with ak47s. Tonight f the first time, we are hearing from someone who witnessed the wild heist. The robbers took a woman hostage and used her as a human shield. Steve alreadies with what she said. Reporter you feel like you have a connection with misty now . Yes. Tell me about that. Um, i saw in her eyes, you know, that she was scared and that this is going to be it. Reporter Janie Martinez is one of the last people to see misty holtsingh alive. Misty was crying saying her daughter was alone in the car. She was saying i dont want my daughter to see me coming out with you. And they said, dont worry. Nothing is going to happen. And they took her anyway. Reporter martinez was inside the bank when the three Armed Robbers ran inside. And they had guns. And then, it was happening so fast that they had the security guard. When they announced that the Police Officers were there, they said we are going to tak