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Prosecutor: San Francisco Man Admitted Running 'Silk Road 2.0'

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The San Francisco man accused of running the latest version of what's rumored to be the world's largest black-market website is scheduled for a bail hearing Friday morning. FBI agents arrested Blake Benthall on Wednesday.

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