Was used in an attempted robbery on norton avenue in san jose. Last week four bay area cities, cupertino, san jose, san pablo and San Francisco were targeted. Three robberies keys were taken. Reporter hes referring to keys for large residences and to clifr mail in apartment buildings. Neighbors are concerned about the safety of their own mail and the people who clifr it to them. Im absolutely shocked. This kind of news to me, ive never heard it before in the past. Four attacks in just one week . Thats shocking to me. Its also a trend seen across the area. Postal robberies increased 78 . Here even clerks have been robbed of postal keys while attempting to empty large mailboxes in front of post offices. In cupertino, marianne favreau, nbc news. People in one san pablo neighborhood are out of their home as they clean up a possible hazmat situation. This started after 12 00 this afternoon. A person called to report chemicals in their home. They were told to stay indoors before being told t
Twitter or run facebook we no longer owned the this just happened so embrace that of what and how and what is next journalism has to redefine itself. But is the active fair and concise reporting has to be the providence civic we have to stop their. [applause] [inaudible conversations] coming up next is a panel on the American West. [inaudible conversations] good afternoon thank you for taking an interest in this panel we have competition so were glad you came to this one. I am Geoff Schumacher serving as the Committee Chairman for the festival this year hoping to put together the panels i hope you enjoy them so far with more to come the title of this panel is the old west dies hard reshaping the narrative of the American West and leaves open a lot of territory to talkedabout but the underlying premise a lot of misperceptions continue to shape a people think about the west and especially las vegas for cry powerhouse to provocateurs are here today that livein or write about the west will
It took g. M. So long to fix cars in spite of red flags. The short time ago the president announced more than 7 Million People have signed up for the online exchanges. He also said the controversial law is not going anywhere. Were at the white house. Randall, the president spoke passionately about the healthcare law, which he described as a success. Reporter richelle, it is a redletter day for the president and democrats who all supported and fought hard to get the Affordable Care act passed and acted. We could hear the cheers on the north lawn and the president and Vice President joe biden came out to speak. The president ry counting the difficulties to the website and delayed enrollment, and he spoke of the republican opponents who tried to stop the law and repeal it, and even took it to the supreme court. In the end the president said this is an important moment for america and a big step forward. This law is helping millions of americans. In the coming years it will help millions m
Officials are just now starting to assess the damage caused by tuesdays 8. 2 magnitude earthquake. That powerful quake killing at least six people. Sending off a tsunami sparking fires and forcing hundreds of thousands of people to evacuation. Here is more from the chilean capital. The president and her cabinet are touring the earthquake struck areas in the north of the country. After spending the whole night under freezing temperatures, the people who were forced to evacuate are now slowly returning home, their nerves shattered mostly because of the after shocks some of them very, very strong. However, most power and Water Supplies and services are being restored slowly to these areas. The people were surprised of the low death toll a lot of measures were taken this time that did not take place four years ago when chile was always witness to one of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded. They really expected it to be much more especial live given that there could be a mammoth tsunami
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