one victim says her home was hit minutes after she went out for coffee. i was downtown getting coffee and left white house at 10:30 and 20 minutes later one of my neighbors called me and said my house have been robbed. she invited us in her home and her neighbor noticed something was off. they spotted two men in hoodies casing the home. they turned her bedroom upside down with clothing on the floor and they made off with sentimental items that are irreplaceable. sentimental stuff like jewelry. i m more upset about my dad stuff and my grandmother stuff and diamond earrings i was going to give my granddaughter. police arrested two suspects earlier today. the crimes are not connected. we are keeping a high on high def doppler. you can certainly see why. we are looking at the clouds working their way into northern california. that is what it looked like from the cameras in the hills. there are showers approaching. take a look at that one little began falling apart as it
our i mean, we re going have other stuff going on. nice shoes, man. you like that? you can do better. but let me start off, you know, i went through probably nine months of the president s tweets last night. he doesn t tweet very much about you. are you and energy. are you disappointed? that s a good thing. keeping a low profile is, you know, i spent you didn t even make fear. that s good. 40 years of public service so i ve kind of been through the gamut of all the exposure and what have you. as i was sharing with you, the greatest job i ever had in my life was being the governor of texas, and i retired from that and had made the decision that i was done with public service and totally failed at retirement. i failed retirement. so, this is an opportunity to come back, serve the country. does this job suck compared to being governor of texas? this is the coolest job i ve ever had. and we ll talk about it a little bit earlier. and one of the things i wante
ridgeway and former supreme court justice stephen breyer. they spoke at the atlantic festival in washington d.c. last week. altogether this runs about an hour and 25 minutes. [applause] everybody i m going to get in big trouble. i ve been wanting to get on that side of the couch this whole conference. he is always to my right. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us today. this is the anchor session, we will have other stuff going on. you could do better. let me start off. you know, i went through probably nine months of the presidents tweets last night. he doesn t tweet very much about you. are you disappointed? guest: that s a good thing. keeping a low profile, you know host: you didn t even make fear? guest: that s good. 40 years of public service so i ve kind of been through the gambit of all the exposure and what have you. as i was sharing with you, the greatest job i ever had in my life was being made the governor of texas and i retired from that and
beginning. he fix part of the pipes in some community we fix part of pipes in some communities, and they fix othe parts. reporter: it could take 20 to 30 years to complete the work so that we can be assured that no sewage leaks into the bay. it s going to take a long time. baykeeper says it will continue to monitor the situation and say the steps have to step it up. we are going to get a lot of rain before that happens. thanks, linda yee. ann notarangelo is in lafayette. have some homeowners living in a construction zone. reporter: yes. crews were here last night and tonight and working nonstop to repair a water line. as for the road that was washed away, it could be weeks if not months before it s fixed. sounds like big bang. it s awful. i go oh!! i don t dire go out. i just feel like earthquake all the time. reporter: it s unnerving to seat road missing. as we talked in their living room their house shook as huge chunks of road were load need trucks. their
downtown area, angry over george zimmerman s acquittal. right now, the protesters are assembled in front of the alameda county courthouse on fallen street, between 12th and 14th. that s not far from lake merritt. this is a live picture from news chopper 2. you can see the crowd has gotten slightly installer. we have a team of ktvu reporters on this breaking news tonight. we begin with ken wayne, who was following the protesters when they decided to walk up an on ramp to shut down intersate 880 tonight. reporter: 6th street at broadway is still closed. you can see the officer s car behind me. but the good news is the nimetz freeway is now open. after protesters walked to 6th and broadway, they were met with a line of officers in riot gear blocking their path of 6th street. some protesters broke away, and simply walked the opposite direction up the unguarded off ramp, and up to the elevated elevated portion of the busy freeway. traffic came to a stand still in both directions