BALDWIN: I want to show you pictures from this scene outside of one of America's best known corporate pitchmen, the home of Jared Fogle, the famous Jared who became famous by telling his dramatic story of losing weight by eating lots of Subway sandwiches. Investigators will not say why the FBI was there specifically, neither will the U.S. attorney, but investigators have been seen carrying pieces of electronics equipment out of his front door. Let's go to Ryan Young, who has been following this story. Obviously, the big question is what is going on here? No official word on that. What do we know?</s>RYAN YOUNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT: No official word yet. No charges have been filed. But we're told investigators showed up around 6:30 this morning. You've seen the pictures of all of the computers being brought out of that home. We're told child Internet porn investigators have been there and maybe going through the computers on scene. Of course, everybody wants to know how this is connected to Jared. Now, we do know a former Jared employee was arrested earlier for child pornography, so we don't know if they're linked, but you can tell by the fact that they are going through those computers, and they raided this home, they are going through the investigation. In fact, Subway had released a statement as early as today to talk about these allegations. I'll read part of that. They say, "We are shocked about the news and believe it is related to a prior investigation of a former Jared employee. We are very concerned and we will be monitoring the situation closely. We don't have any more details at this point." Investigators have been there all morning. They are continuing to pull computers and other items throughout the house. The Jared employee was arrested back in April and investigators said they did find child porn on computers in that former employee's home -- Brooke?</s>BALDWIN: Perhaps in the coming days it will become clearer. Ryan Young, for now, thank you. Next, will the United States consider a deal to bring former NSA contractor, Edward Snowden, back from Russia? Former attorney general, Eric Holder, weighing in, raising eyebrows with his answer, next.
FBI Raids Subway Pitchman's Home