the entire government in a huge hall, people applauding, and in these cases which you have in the case of this is true whether it s a republican responding to a democratic president or vice versa, they re alone in a room, and they don t always go so well. last year, marco rubio gave a very good speech but in the middle of it, he got a bad case of dry mouth and had to reach in the middle of the speech for a bottle of water. i guess he decided that was better6e? bottle of water. it is a hard act to follow the president when he is speaking in the house chamber. you mentioned the significance of the woman as a speaker tonight. it can t be overstated, democrats have been able to make the case there say war on women and politically on the poll it seems to be sticking. yes, absolutely and we had this incident last week during the republican national committee meeting web former governor mike huckabee talked about birth control and women and libudido. here she comes, kathy mc
scene. they say the crime scene remains an active investigation. they just opened up this intersection to traffic within the last 22 minutes. and around us we re seeing a number of them walking the sidewalk and taking pictures. there s still some up in that room as well too. apparently looking for bullet fragments. we re told the 80-year-old woman the victim in this case is in nonlife threatening condition. david stevenson, ktvu news. a reminder, you can follow us on twitter or facebook 24 hours a day. new details about the smoke detectors inside a public housing unit where a fire killed a mother and her 3-year- old son back in april. the attorney for the san francisco housing authority commissioned a private investigation into that deadly fire. the investigation determined someone dismantled the smoke detectors. tonight two investigates has obtained documents that question whether that s the whole story. ktvu s melanie woodrow joins us now. reporter: copies of the main
december. we were in the process of evicting him. now that he s in jail, obviously hopefully he s not coming back and we can get resolution from that. bugay declined our requests for an interview. the details we learned today about his arraignment. today was supposed to be sentencing day for two oakland gang members. noelle walker has been in the courtroom. it was a long day in court today. carlos was just 2 years old when he was struck and killed by a bullet that was meant for a gang member. no but thank you for asking okay. reporter: it essentially ended up being continued. tomorrow we ll see what happens. reporter: the courtroom was packed with family and friends of the two convicted men. lawrence den ard and willey torrence. carlos nava was three years old when he was shot and killed on international boulevard just blocks away from his home. the boy was on a toy car stroller when he was shot by the drive by shooting. the intended targets were gang members.
young man inside. he broke in, ordered me to the ground,. jonathan is describing the moment he discovered a man in the middle of the his home. just before 1:00 the 17-year- old heard someone break in through the back window. the intruder demanded he get to the ground. i went to ground, put my hands behind my back. the rest i couldn t see in the robber tied him up with duct tape. i told him where everyone was. he asked do you have a safe, i told him yes. he got it. the safe full of jewelry and passports. his only thoughts to stay calm. the whole ordeal lasting five or 10 minutes. i was waiting for him to leave. it was after he no longer heard footsteps he freed himself and called 911. i worried about my son and my dog. he only saw one masked man surveillance video captured one other man. about a year ago we had a series of break ins and that s when the neighbors got cameras. i m shocked they targeted that house. the family think the robbers targeted their h
courtroom. his attorney expects payment to start soon. the verdict was a complicated one. it is a three part verdict. first medical experiences past and future. second, lost earnings past and future, and third pain and suffering. the dodger have the pay 100% of the first two. that s $14 million. for the third part of the claim. pain and suffering the jury awarded stowe 4 million and the dodgers are responsible for a million dollars of that. that brings the total to the stowes to 15 million. the jury said the remaining $3 million from the pain and suffering is owed from the two men who beat up stowe. live at at&t with reaction from the man who has been supporting the stowe family. we spoke with tim flannery, he s gotten to snow the stowe family. he has mixed feelings about the verdict. he spoke to us before going to work with pitchers before the game. flannery has been part of a half a dozen fund-raising concerts for stowe, raising $200,000 to help the family with medica