just called 911 asap. >> reporter: he heard a noise last night but never expected this. >> i started hearing a lot of thrusts. i looked in the backyard and all this water started coming over the barrier. at first it wasn't anything like serious, you know, just -- i thought it was like the rain or maybe, you know, started raining really hard. >> reporter: his neighbors heard it, too. >> i heard a roar. it was raining. i thought, gee, that must be a huge downpour. i opened the door and it wasn't raining. i heard the roar. >> reporter: it wasn't rain but a car crash that caused the rush of water. a car hit a hydrant last night. east bay mud could not shut the water off right way because the car was on the hydrant so it flowed downhill toward his house for two hours. >> disbelief. i'm shocked. like i said, i've never seen anything like this happen. >> reporter: he's a renter. he rents the bottom level of this home. the man who rents the upper level, no damage up there. he says, though, he's staying in a hotel right now. he doesn't think he'll stay here. he thinks his next home will be so

. >> i'm glad that they responded asap. >> reporter: james white nose a gas leak when he smells one. wednesday night, he found himself smack in the middle of one when he got to his home on north opal street. >> smelled gas something you don't may with. >> when i first pulled up in front of my dad i smelled is smell of gas. >> reporter: alberto reyes new something was wrong when he walked in his front door and smelled gas. he he quickly grabbed his wife and eight week old daughter and got out. >> i was worried because there's so many of us in the house. my infant i was worried about her. >> a pgw arrived quickly that's pretty good because crews have been scrambling to deal with breaks and leaks since last week's stretch of single digit freezing temperatures. >> they said an hour and they came out like ten minutes. >> reporter: ann shank was lying in head will she heard the fire department knocking on her front door telling her to get out. >> telling me to come out. they have to come and get me. because i couldn't get down the stairs. >> reporter: pwg crews went to work and shut off ga

they're prepared to call the committee into session, asap, after they have a deal and language. he's also planning to stay this weekend if needed no word on that yet. let's show you next the briefing from senate -- from house democratic leaders that just wrapped up a short while ago and more of your input later on here on c-span. ms. pelosi: thank you for being here. i stand proudly with the democratic leadership of the house of representatives. leadership of a caucus that voted overwhelmingly and with great unity to support our values and re-- in rejecting the ill-founded republican c.r. c.r.'s are a way to develop de-bill tate government. you don't quite shut it down but you debilitate the opportunity for our country to act full force as we go into the rest of the fiscal year. so on the process, our members knew that the right thing to do was to vote against the c.r., even though the republicans were advertising it as this, that, and the other thing. they hid behind little children. they put chip in there. chip is something that has been a priority of the democrats and really

therepublicans in republican president, the republican house, republican bill andt this tax rammed it through asap. they did not have one democratic vote whatsoever, and now all of a sudden they are shutting the government down and are trying to blame the democrats for the government being shut down. why didn't they blame themselves, because they had enough people to keep the .overnment open i am on social security, my family is on social security, and our payments stopping or what? i do not see any harm in them little kids who were born in the united states stay in the united states. they are trying to shift them across the pond and i do not feel like that is fair. your callsof momentarily. we also expect to take you to the white house briefly for their update. we expect it will be sarah sanders, but that should be coming up shortly. we will have live coverage once it gets underway. while we wait, i will show you a brief conversation after the house came in for an update on where things stand legislatively in the house and senate with kelly made rick. joining us by phone from capitol hill is the

other stores were out of stock and i had to get it asap. >> reporter: it means a big thing for small shops like nicole. >> messages, when can i get it and what do you have left? >> reporter: she's making one-of-a-kind gear for eagles fans that want to stand out. >> anything to make them feel different and unique and better shape. >> reporter: the birds get ready to fly to minnesota, stores are expecting fans will continue flocking to represent their team. >> here, they're going to to their normal hours and includes the underdog shirt. nbc10 news. >> we checked today and found flights from philadelphia to minnesota will cost you about $1,000. and renting an rv vehicle, if you don't mind the 1200 miles drive, all for about 1200 bucks for the week. >> you break that down, sleeping for eight, even four couples, you can get away for as little as 500, 600 bucks for an entire week's vacation. >> you still need the super bowl ticket. triple-a has the flight, the car, hotel and a game ticket. fans can expect cold and snow. >> what fans are in for there. >> it's a good thing it's not today. ab

spoke with lambert, an enrollment agent in san jose, who said we all have reasons to get in our returns asap. >> if you're saying, well, no one has meld that my data has been stolen. i have no worries. probe someone has already stolen it. you just don't know it yet. >> to protect your tax return and ward off tax return fraud, file as soon as possible. choose direct deposit. if the irs notifies you it receives your tax return before you've filed it, report it immediately to the irs and federal trade commission. you could get your money back but could it take months. >>> coming up, restricted service animals on flights have some passengers unbuckling and leaving their seats. >> plus, thieves hitting the jackpot. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california hous

let's take that to the table, get the deal done asap. maybe as soon as tonight or tomorrow, and let's get on with it. >> shannon: the attitudes of both of you give hope to americans at home who want to see resolution from the right or the left side of the aisle. thank you both for your time and being with us late tonight on this important night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: kevin cork joins us now, it is in the morning, we're officially on saturday. kevin, 49 minutes into the shutdown. >> 39 minutes in, and get this, you know, on occasion you get something that you don't expect. in particular, head of state or in this case the vice president, the second in command, is on the road. you aren't sure if um hear when they're flying aboard air force two. part of a statement that we have received from the vice president en route to cairo, a shopover in ireland before continuing on. i want to share what he said about tonight's shutdown. this is one of those circumstances where a man who has experience in the senate, probably i

text messages involving fbi officials and the mueller investigation and new demands of a be encumbered asap. stick around. we are live from jerusalem. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. lawmakers are coming over several hundred pages of newly released texts between the two key fbi players connected to the hillary clinton email investigation at the mall or special investigation. it's potentially thousands of missing text messages that are getting all the attention tonight. let's go back to washington and chief national correspondent ed henry. >> breaking tonight, sources close to dev a new tell fox he and other republicans are moving to begin the process of publicly releasing that four page memo at the center of allegations that obama officials at the justice department and fbi conducted surveillance of trump officials. these sources say devin nunes and two colleagues, trey gowdy and bob goodlatte, and the fbi's house judiciary chair, going through the steps they have to take to release them on much of the public by early february. under pressure tonight, the fbi is demanding a copy of th

enrolled agent with h & r block in san jose who told us we all have a reason to get those returns in asap. >> if you're going, well, no one has told me that my identity isn't stolen, i have no worries. well, probably someone has already stolen it, you just don't know it yet. >> to protect your tax refund and ward off tax return fraud file your tax return as i mentioned as soon as possible. choose direct deposit and if the irs notifies you it received your tax return before you file it, report that immediately to the irs and the federal trade commission. if someone files a fraudulent return on your behalf you can get your money back but should note it could take months. >>> sonoma county leaders reportedly considering a measure that may shape on how many areas bounce back from last year's wildfires. supervisors want to make sure people buying in those burn zone properties in unincorporated parts of the county intend to live in those homes that were built there. now, they are debating banning short term vacation rentals in those areas. supervisors enacted a temporary ban after the fires, th

. >> juan: kimberly, what did you think that they asap? >> kimberly: i was disappointed. i would've liked them to acknowledge a tremendous achievement because it's good for the country. people are tired of seeing the partisan politics. if you applauded that, there is credibility and integrity and authenticity. why wouldn't you be happy about that achievement, whether or not you feel it was partly due to president obama or not. the point is, the outcome is what you should be focused on. it is impactful to people's lives. >> juan: in terms of outreach, he said we did away with the individual mandate. doesn't call for repeal. we did away with the individual mandate and then says why aren't people standing curbing that they don't agree. >> greg: if you don't like someone who does something good, you overestimate the situation and you underestimate the position. if tom brady wins, it's not because he's great. it's because of the rest. in this case if donald trump does something good, you overestimate the situation. it's not him. it's the previous administration. and then you u

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one of the things that cuny has done is create that asap program, the accelerated studies and academic programs where we have doubled and tripled the traj situation rates over three years. it's not rocket science but it's a series of interventions that make all the sense in the world, everybody around this table is doing them at some level and would agree with them. they cost money but the cost per degree is much lower because the success is so much higher. now, it's been reviewed by many independent reviewers and deemed to be quite successful, it's now being replicated by us in ohio, in california, virginia, just had a group from tennessee. that's terrific, but what i think one of the things that we could do is if states are laboratories of democracy, they're also laboratories of innovation and when we have innovation that we know works, the federal government has a role in providing encouragement, providing a means to expand that to scale so we've been doing this in ohio for three or four years, now we're starting in california but it works, it makes a tremendous difference in the li

. >> calling on the cdc to send their best team to new york asap. >> the epidemic is causing lots of changes in behavior. there was no wine offered from a communal cup at catholic masses in buffalo this weekend. at my own church on sunday, the pastor suggested anybody who didn't want to shake hands while wishing other congregants peace should feel free not to. experts say get the shots. we still have weeks left in the season. >> bret: dangerous time. thank you. 15 medicaid recipients in kentucky are suing the federal government in an attempt to block new rules requiring them to work in order to keep their taxpayer-funded health coverage. critics say the move will result in fewer needy people receiving health care. senior correspondent mike tobin looks at both sites. >> full-time worker, tara is in the cross hairs of kentucky's work requirement for medicaid. she was sidelined with severe depression. now she works 15 hours a week and picks up side jobs. the work requirement would mandate 20 hours a week. you seem able-bodied. >> i am able-bodied. except for a problem called mental illn

let's take that to the table, get the deal done asap. maybe as soon as tonight or tomorrow, and let's get on with it. >> shannon: the attitudes of both of you give hope to americans at home who want to see resolution from the right or the left side of the aisle. thank you both for your time and being with us late tonight on this important night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: kevin cork joins us now, it is in the morning, we're officially on saturday. kevin, 49 minutes into the shutdown. >> 39 minutes in, and get this, you know, on occasion you get something that you don't expect. in particular, head of state or in this case the vice president, the second in command, is on the road. you aren't sure if um hear when they're flying aboard air force two. part of a statement that we have received from the vice president en route to cairo, a shopover in ireland before continuing on. i want to share what he said about tonight's shutdown. this is one of those circumstances where a man who has experience in the senate, probably i

clinton, if this was hillary clinton, i guarantee republicans would be calling for her resignation asap. >> this is the hypocrisy with the republican party. you listed every single thing the republicans used to stand for. family values. being able to stay this is wrong, step aside. part of it is this idea they've tasted power. they actually want to stay in power. and they'll do it at any cost. they also know if they start cleaning house too quickly, it's something that's going to impact them for the 2018 elections and they don't want to reshuffle that so quickly. >> i don't think -- i'm not befuddled at all frankly. it's been going on for a long time. the republican party has asserted who it is, what it is, certainly over last year and a half. but i think the larger point is that this is actually, you know, it could look teflon in so many ways because yes, everything moves quickly. the news cycle just keeping turning over. but i think the republicans are paying a terrible price -- >> where? >> -- both in generic ballots and what could be the midterms and erosion of the republican base.

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let's take that to the table, get the deal done asap. maybe as soon as tonight or tomorrow, and let's get on with it. >> shannon: the attitudes of both of you give hope to americans at home who want to see resolution from the right or the left side of the aisle. thank you both for your time and being with us late tonight on this important night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: kevin cork joins us now, it is in the morning, we're officially on saturday. kevin, 49 minutes into the shutdown. >> 39 minutes in, and get this, you know, on occasion you get something that you don't expect. in particular, head of state or in this case the vice president, the second in command, is on the road. you aren't sure if um hear when they're flying aboard air force two. part of a statement that we have received from the vice president en route to cairo, a shopover in ireland before continuing on. i want to share what he said about tonight's shutdown. this is one of those circumstances where a man who has experience in the senate, probably i

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what we noticed some of these streets like asap here that are residential streets are more covered and they're still kind of snow covered streets with businesses on them like duke street we just passed. this is prince street that goes vertical here up and down. that's a little bit more clear. so they seem to be starting with the business routes and then moving and to the side streets to get things clear. one thing i absolutely want to stress here that temperatures are going to be dropping tonight in big way. any slush that's kind of left on the street here like this is going to be freeze over rather quick. you'll want to keep that in mind for your sidewalks. you look up and down the street here, residential neighborhoods here in old town alexandria so the sidewalks all covered here. you'll want to clear these off before tonight. because this nice fluffy snow not too hard to move one we get to the evening it will freeze over in big way an lot harder time clearing things because temperatures for most of our neighborhoods not expected to make it out of the teens until we get to sunday aft

the white house wants this case asap so that if that is clear, essentially the march 5th deadline is the protective status for d.r.e.a.m.ers is expected to basically seems to cease. even though it wouldn't take in fact until the fall. there's a lot of fine print in that, but it really comes down to the courts issuing an opinion. >>ful they get fuif they get a, you would think they got a move on that, right is that the federal court? that's not the supreme court, is it >> that's what i need to get back on, kelly certainly, they need to get the government open first. >> all right, kayla. thank you. >>> let's get to different stocks to was that how about sanofi striking a deal to buy buy jioverativ. it's a 64% premium to friday's closing price. bioverativ makes dreams to trea hemophilia >>> tiger global has reportedly invested more than $1 billion in barclays the financial times said the hedge fund bought much of its 2.5% stake in november and also extending a vote of confidence and barclays to focus on its u.s.-led investment banking operations and the uk-based consumer banking busines