congressman hurd, you're in the majority. we'll begin with a quote tonight from "the new york times," the journalist glenn thrush. he writes "mr. trump's allies have begun to wonder if his need for self-expression often on social media will exceed his instinct for self-preservation with disastrous results both for the president and a party whose fate is now tightly tied to his. mr. thrush's colleague, maggie haberman, goes on to say, "this was the start of confirmation hearings for a potential new justice on the supreme court yet that's not the lead story tonight. this is." can you chock this up to an unforced error on the part of the president, the white house? >> the tweets? or, look, this is the way i look at it, as a former undercover officer in the cia who's dealt with classified information, i spent a lot of time overseas, now that is confirmed that the fbi is doing an investigation. everybody should give the fbi the time to do their investigation and conclude it however the fbi sees fit. and there shouldn't be any inte

hurd? >> no, i'm not saying nothing. >> you're not saying nothing?t to work with me on this? >> there ain't nothing there. >> well, i'll tell you what, i'm going to put an extension on this incident. i'm going to investigate it, you want me to review cameras or film, i'll go ahead and do that. >> i don't want an extension. >> well, that's what you're going to get. you got an officer that's saying one thing, you're telling me you know nothing about it. i've got a guy down there that's telling me he's a victim. okay? >> that's up to you. what i'm saying, why you got to go interview tapes or keep me in here longer? >> you're looking at 30 days in here. >> i know. >> you're not helping me out in this situation. i'm here to help me, i'm here to listen to what you've got to tell me. what you're saying has nothing -- is not even jiving with this thing here. you've got nothing else to add to this thing? >> nope. >> okay. i'll have a determination made by the end of the day. >> a short time later, kunkel asks to speak with shamrock again. >> when i came back

hurd. mr. hurd: thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for being here and thank you for your continued service to our country. i learn the value of sitting in one place for a long period of time and listening and today has added to that understanding and i'm going to try to ask questions that y'all can answer in this format and are within your areas of expertise. director rogers, my first question to you, the exploit that was used by the russians to penetrate the d.n.c., was it sophisticated? was it a zero day being some type for those that are watching an exploit that has never been used before? admiral rogers: in an open classified foreign i won't use techniques or procedures how hacks.ecute in their mr. hurd: if members of the d.n.c. had not -- let me rephrase it. can we talk about spearfishing? admiral rogers: sure, in general terms, yes, sir. mr. hurd: spearfishing is someone that sends an email and somebody clicks on something and that -- admiral rogers: they receive in an email from a legitimate user. they open

mark hurd earlier from indian wells, california.by asking about what is driving the company. take a listen. >> it is a culmination of all the things we have been doing over the past several years. i don't think this should be looked at as an event. it should be looked at as a culmination of a lot of activity or strategy. i think there were many good numbers in the quarter. we grew 86%. that is a big number. our infrastructure number was big. it will get bigger. it is a bigger market. it is a bigger opportunity. you should look at the execution of our entire strategy. the application strategy, platform strategy, and infrastructure strategy. we are excited about it all. cory: how does the other strategy at the infrastructure and service business? >> we started several years building out the application layer. we then really worked a lot -- cory: the way to do different stuff on the cloud. >> applications like h.r. and sales and marketing, etc. it was important to build it out first. it is harder to go from bottom-up than top-down. app

hurd. mr. hurd: i'd like to thank the speaker fo -- and i thank the gentleman from texas for yielding time. one of my favorite quotes is from teddy roosevelt. win s, far better to glorious triumphs than to take ranks with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much because they live in the great wait to light -- twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat. the gentleman from texas and i had a great 31 hours. i gets 36 hours, 31 of it being in a vehicle. it was fun and it was like going on a road trip with my buddy, having a good time. but it was more impact aful than -- impactful than that. i think i'm going through separation anxiety. i want to know what saar's doing right now. or carol. they were with us late last night in those last three hours of our trip, when we were tired and hungry and ready to go to sleep. but these are folks that we didn't know. i didn't even know what part of the country they were in that kept us going. it was because of their excitement about what w

congressman hurd, let me begin with you on the question of the day. have you seen any evidence that president obama ordered an illegal wiretap of president trump? >> george, no. i haven't. thank you for having me on. i haven't seen that. and to quote my 85-year-old father, who, bob hurd who has given this advice to all of my friends when they got married, it never hurts to say you're sorry. >> so you think the president should say he's sorry? >> i think so. it helps with our allies. we have to all work together. we live in a dangerous world. we can't do this alone. when we have major ally. not just sorry to the president. but also to the uk. for the claims, or the intimation that the uk was involved in this as well. it doesn't hurt. it takes away from the rest of his agenda. >> and congressman castro, i assume you agree with that right there. what do you expect from fbi director comey tomorrow? do you think he's prepared to address this publicly? >> on the wiretapping, i hope he will. you know, george. this will be an opportunity for us to have an ope

it started yesterday when hurd's flight was cancelled for bad weather. o'rourke suggested they drive together. >> we had to get here for votes at 6:30 p.m. at eastern time. we're here at 6:00, 30 minutes early, because we were able to work together. >> they sure did. the two extremely their journey live on facebook. >>> and the journey to the ncaa tournament has not been easy for villanova fans at all. nbc 10's keith jones made the trip to buffalo and showed us how the weather is creating a few roadblocks. >> reporter: less than 24 hours away until game time. yet if you look around the lobby at the team hotel, it's empty. team villanova nation is usually well-traveled. by air, hours of delays. winds whipping, no visibility, bone chilling temperatures. a six-hour drive from philly, more like eight. the villanova band, cheerleaders, and alumni hours late getting in. >> a snowplow overturned. we had a couple of whiteouts. we were looking for the markers on the side of the road to see if we were still on the road. >> reporter: meanwhile the wildcats fighting

cheryl hurd is live in penngrove where bailey and her husband lived. and you spoke to that husband, kerry bailey, what did he have to say? >> reporter: he was a little emotional. and he feels like the sheriff's department is treating him like a criminal, and he says he's not. he believes that his wife could have committed suicide. >> andy anie and i had some ver very good years together. we had some very bad years together. >> reporter: and tonight they are calling kerry bailey a person of interest. >> they're not accusing me of anything. they think i murdered my wife. >> reporter: he reported his wife missing december 27th, 2014. the couple was going through a divorce. >> i couldn't stand her lifestyle. i couldn't live with her. marijuana and anti-key pressants, and they do not go together. >> reporter: her car, keys and purse were left here at her home. last month, her remains were found down this embankment, over a cliff along the point reyes shore. that led to enough information to seek a search warrant for the home. >> this is the last place she w

hurd and democratic congressman beto o'roarke couldn't get to worko they jumped in a car and started mile road trip. congressman, thank you for joining us here. where are you so far? how's it going in you got plenty of beef jerky? >> we're only in austin, texas. we get the car at 0500 and we're learning already some bipartisan cooperation. i love to talk to people. he wants to gets to the destination. we're learning how to compromise. after this no stopping and no stopping until texarkana. >> are you talking about health care, how to make this bill come to life? >> we're talking about health care, about immigration, about the border wall. >> are you really? or are you just listening to bon jovi? >> well, we only turned on the radio for a little bit. we're live streaming right now on beto's facebook page, which is bret beto o'roarke, is that right? >> i don't know. >> if you google congressman beto o'roarke, you'll find his facebook page and mine is hurd on the hill. we're taking about this road trip to focus on the things that unite us, not that divide us. to be able to talk about th

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in oakland for us this evening. cheryl, what's the message and plan of action moving forward? >> reporter: well, the women's march was an all-day affair for a lot of people who packed this circle in front of city hall. the rally was peaceful, but filled with a lot of messages. the drums provided the beat and just about everyone was represented in tonight's women's march through downtown oakland. >> we're teachers from san francisco and we just know the importance of standing together. >> reporter: and marching for women's rights. >> many of us have mothers that come from overseas. >> i have a mother, i have kids who are incarcerated. i have a small business. >> reporter: some businesses closed in honor of a day without a woman. some women stayed home from work. >> women -- >> reporter: a number of people who rallied outside city hall wearing different shades of red and carrying signs admitted this new women's movement is complicated. but it's necessary because of the trump administration. today's march is organized

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us from walnut creek this evening with the details. cheryl. >> reporter: well, one of those programs was meals on wheels. they're all over the bay area, including this one in contra costa county. the president wants his new budget to be mean and lean, but that may mean some seniors may have to go without a meal. >> meals on wheels provides half of my nutrition. >> reporter: nutrition walter says he desperately needs. the 74-year-old lives on his ssi check less than $900 a month. a debilitating back injury keeps him from working and if the program that provides him with a meal every day was not there -- >> i would be scrambling for food. >> reporter: the proposed budget calls for the elimination of the $3 billion community development block grant program. that's one of the sources of funding meals on wheels depends on. >> we want to make sure that our representatives at the hill know that we are aware of what's going on and we want them to stand up for seniors. seniors who do not have a voice. >> reporter: the president's budget outline

cheryl hurd joins us in richmond. they're fed up, something needs to be done. >> reporter: that's right. former hercules mayor and now councilmember says that he is angry. he says there have been far too many shootings on this stretch of roadway and some of them fatal. and he believes the state can do something about it. >> how many shootings in the last two weeks, four? one involving a police officer, one murder in antioch, and now today. >> reporter: former hercules mayor dan romero said today's sheeting where a man and his female passenger were shot while driving eastbound on interstate 80 near the san pablo exit could have been prevented. last summer he and four other east bay mayors asked the state secretary of transportation to free up money to install license plate readers on problem free ways. he's angry because he says there has been no action. >> we've been lucky maybe it's been targeted. what happens that one day when a young family loses their child? >> reporter: chp says the shooting was targeted. the dri

reporting live in el cerrito, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. at 11:00, a break in the case, stolen mail. you can see it here in fremont. police sent out these photos today. it shows a few pillow cases. they're stuffed with the stolen mail. investigators say they arrested suspects, but the investigation does continue. >>> well, not your typical car jacking. someone commandeered an ice cream truck. police in fairfield say this man, tony walker, stole an ice cream truck and crashed it into a fence. it happened near fairfield high school. walker also tried to car jack three other vehicles in the area before he was caught. >>> well, up next, it's not a pill. the surprising thing doctors say fights fatigue of chemotherapy. >>> plus. >> we just want him home and i want him home today. >> determined to find elvis, the crime that played out during her son's baseball game that's left the bay area family devastated. >> i'm meteorologist jeff ra mere ee. dry on the doppler radar right now but we are tracking a new storm system that is currently off to the

nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us from u.c. berkeley with these new details. cheryl. >> reporter: well, there have been a variety of changes as it relates to policy here on campus. one of them is how to say that a sexual assault has taken place. but new documents released today indicate that out of 250,000 people system wide, 113 of them violated some of those policies. >> 113 is 113 too many. so, you don't want it to start as an epidemic. >> reporter: brad bailey is a graduate student at cal berkeley and he's reacting to those newly released documents focusing on sexual violence on u.c. campuses. >> you have people who entrust these campuses with their children and, you know, and their lives. and it's important that, yes, they just get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: cal berkeley has made system wide changes when it comes to addressing the issue. >> i think that they are doing the bare minimum that they can get away with doing so that they can tell people like you that they are doing something. >> reporter: a spokesperson releasing this statement tonight sa

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. >> i want to bring in republican congressman from texas will hurd who serves on the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks for joining me. you worked at the cia, you worked at a cybersecurity firm, so you are very well familiar with a lot of the ins and outs that most of us lay people are not. how alarmed are you about this wikileaks release? >> i'm alarmed because if it is corn firmed that it is a information of national intelligence, we have to remember that the cia is an external intelligence service, their responsibility is to collect intelligence overseas -- they keep bad guys off our shores an make sure that the sources and memd -- med methods they use are protektd. >> there are a lot of sources we have confirming whether it is indeed from the cia, how did wikileaks ultimately get this information? was it some type of hack, was it individual? there's a lot of questions there and how can you >>> when it comes to national security and making sure we keep americans safe, this is something that the men and women in the cia take seriously and we aim to make sure they have t

nbc's dherl hurd is live. what have you been able to learn? >> reporter: we got here 20 minutes after the shooting happened. folks here say they heard the gunshots. when we arrived the medic helicopter was on the freeway. at least one of the victims, as elyce said was taken away by helicopter, the other taken away in an ambulance. interstate 80, highway 4, portions of 580 and 880 all problems with freeway shootings. in fact, dozens of shootings have taken place on east bay frees. we talked to one man who heard gunfire today. >> we heard like six shots and that's it. we were inside in the garage. after that stopped and 50 minutes later we heard police closed the freeway, the exit. we see the whole exit was blocked. >> reporter: so as we've been reporting the freeway is still shut down. we spoke with hercules mayor dan romero, one of five mayors who went to sacramento last summer asking for working cameras on public freeways where there are problems. we talked to him and he has a lot to say about all of this. we will talk to him and have a repor

lets bring back congressman will hurd of the intelligence committee.let meggett yo get your reactio. what do you think? >> well, i think there will be a lot of questions and the house committee is going to have and the director of the fbi and mr. comey and i am sure this line of question and having spent 9.5 years of cia suspicious of the cia and its ties to the government and i see the propaganda piece authorities and folks have spent time should be aware and know that. >> are you concern or how conce concern are you of great influence and national security adviser within the white house so without necessary digging into all of these questions, raise questions about his judgment? >> well, i think the president is a guy that relies on his gut and first instincts. i think the decision for mr. flynn stepping down was the right decision. the max security adviser we have now is a fantastic choice and is a good example of strengths for the intelligence committee. i would agree when looking after this election, mike pompeo, is a fantastic choice and genera g

let's get reaction from a republican congressman from texas, will hurd.congressman, good to see you. >> good to see you, chris. thanks for having me on. >> to repeat the record, you said previously on this show and elsewhere that you know very well from your time at the cia that this ambassador from russia is someone you wanted to see kicked out of the country when other diplomats and russian operatives were removed by the obama administration because of the meddling in the leaks. you still feel that way? >> absolutely. this is something i was advocating back in october. i think kicking out the 31 intelligence officers is a good move as well. i had said this should be a basic step, kicking the ambassador out of the country. the closing down on the two locations in the u.s. used by russian intelligence and the treasury sanctions on the gru and svr i think are good moves. russians are our adversary, they are not our friend, and we need to be taking this activity into trying to manipulate our elections very seriously, and we need to be doing a review of this

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd filed this report from albany last night. >> i'm disgusted by it.t's unacceptable. >> reporter: that's why scare a francis is speaking out. she found out on monday her daughter's picture was allegedly included in a racially sensitive post on a popular social media website. >> an instagram account was made by several juniors at the school, a fake instagram account that was targeting minority students primarily african americans. >> reporter: she said the post was degrading and offense itch. >> i did hear of a picture of a coach and student with nooses around the necks. >> reporter: students immediately reported it to the principal and they say they are taking action. >> we will not tolerate and we do not accept any kind of bullying behavior, harassment, any kind of hate speech. >> reporter: albany police are involved in the investigation. because it involves students, the superintendent would not say if the group of male teenagers that are being questioned have been suspended. >> i have to commend our students. they know that we are a district of val

she hit a child. >> that was cheryl hurd reporting there. as dramatic as that video is, it is missing one this can and that is a clear shot of the license plate. so, union city police are asking anybody who was in that wal-mart parking lot on sunday night to give them a call. the driver could be facing a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. >> coming up, we're tracking another chance of rain tonight. kari has the forecast next. plus. >> staying prepared in the event of a tsunami is essential. one san francisco middle school is doing about it. >> plus, tracking down the riders involved in a massive bay bridge side show on the heels of one arrest so far. local law enforcement is getting a chance to look at new video they hope will lead them to more of the 30 people behind the an ticks. tod >>> well, preparing for the worst, today hundreds of students got a real life lesson on what to do should a tsunami strike. more than 50 snam tsunamis have the san francisco bay since 1850. >> tsunami one of the more terrifying words you'll here. nbc bay

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> secretly recorded video has a for instance educator under investigation the teacher on leave was reportedly recorded talking about how he assaulted students and got away with it. jean ellie is in san francisco with the fallout. >> antonio worked in the san francisco school classrooms for years, he took a leave from the district to work for the teacher's union, now his appearance in an undercover video has both organizations launching an investigation. >> i pretended i was pointing and the kids saw -- >> secretly recorded video of the treasurer of united educators of san francisco, appears so show antonio admitting to assaulting students. the union official isn't working as an official now. but he taught at james lick middle school from 2007 to 2014. >> a controversial group called project veritas posted the video on youtube tonight. in it, he tells the person who is posing as a teacher, how to get away with assaulting a student. >> maybe you didn't really hit him, he walked into your desk. >> they're trying to expose wrongdoing. >> san francisco unified i

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd spoke with the woman's husband who says he is being treated like a suspect. >> annie and i had some very good years together. and some very bad years together. >> reporter: and now tonight sonoma county sheriff's deputies are calling kerry bailey a person of interest. >> they're not accusing me of anything. they think i murdered my wife. >> reporter: bailey reported his wife annie missing december 7, 2014. the couple was going through a divorce. >> i couldn't stand her life-style. i couldn't live with her. marijuana and antidepress anlts and they do not go together. >> reporter: her car, keys and purse were left here at her pen grove home two years ago. last month annie bailey's remains were found down this embankment over a cliff along the point ray iz national sea shore by victims involved in a car crash. that discovery gave the sheriff's department enough information to seek a search warrant of the bailey home. >> this is her last known place where she was known to be alive, and so we want to go back and collect any possible evidence left behind. >> repor

nbc bay area cheryl hurd has more from u.c. berkeley with all the details. >> 113 is 113 too many. you don't want it to start as an epidemic. >> reporter: brad bailey is a graduate student at cal berkeley and he's reacting to the newly released documents focusing on sexual conduct on u.c. campuses. >> you have people who entrust these campuses with their children and, you know, and their lives. and it's important that, yeah, they just get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: cal berkeley has made system wide changes when it come to addressing the issue. >> i think that they are doing the bare minimum that they can get away with doing so that they can tell people like you that they are doing something. >> reporter: a u.c. spokesperson releasing this statement tonight saying the cases were investigated under old policies. in the past two years, the university has taken drastic steps system-wide to significantly change and improve the way cases are handled." >> and that was cheryl hurd reporting. >> all right. coming up next, devastating damage across the midwest. a look at what people a

nbc bay area cheryl hurd has more from livermore where nervous homeowners met with water leaders. >> we have absolutely lived a nightmare this last month. >> reporter: and this is why. 40 feet of ginger's backyard has fallen into the a roy a de la gun a creek in pleasanton. >> we can't sleep. we aren't eating. i am not tending to my kids at school. >> reporter: zone 7 board members who oversee flood protection in the tri-valley area is listening. >> time is of the essence on this one. we're being faced with another bunch of storms hopefully not as severe as the last ones coming in this next week. and your property is there hanging in the balance. >> reporter: the creek has been eroding for several years. this drone video shows massive erosion over time. some people blame it on new pipes from new construction in the area. >> we used to have a fence way out here and the neighbor had a yard that went 40 feet out there. >> reporter: david ron's yard is missing 20 feet. homeowners along foothill road in pleasanton are worried their homes will be next to fall into the creek. >> and i've ha

when suburban mother kelly clayton was found hurd murdered in her home, resident in her small upstate new york town were shocked. she seemed to have a perfect life, a happy marriage, no enemies. investigators soon found things were not as they appeared. here's abc's ryan smith. >> trying not to step on anything, okay, get the hell off this -- >> reporter: it was a scene that seemed too horrific to be real. >> yeah, there's blood all over. >> reporter: body cam footage showing two police officers responding to a frantic 911 call just after midnight september 2015. >> blood spattered, blood on the wall. >> reporter: the victim, 35-year-old kelly clayton, a beautiful wife and loving mother of two small children. >> i'll show you where stuff is. yeah. just watch the floor. there's blood there. blood up there. >> reporter: bludgeoned to death in her own home. >> help me, help me, my wife, she's dead, hurry. >> reporter: kelly's husband thomas called 911 after returning home from a poker game, finding her body on the kitchen floor. >> how long has she been down? >> i don't know, i don't kno

the bill has already cleared its first hurding in the house. >> obama care is collapsing. we would seed a further -- so we feel an obligation to replace this law with one that works. >> reporter: the introduction of the new health care plan has been met with resistance from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. corey booker called the bill bad policy. >> republicans cannot just force this down our throats. it's going to not a lot of folks off, hurt long-term care, hurt good working-class folks. >> reporter: another vocal opponent is rand paul of kentucky. the same state where vice president mike pence pitched the plan on saturday. >> i think it's basically obamacare will have litet you one this is that's most visible to everybody is premiums are rising through the roof. that will happen on the ryan plan as well. they do nothing to fix the fundamental problem. >> reporter: the house speaker had this to say to the critics on the conservative side. >> when you're in a party trying ton consist senlz, everybody doesn't get what they want. >>> another series of ball threats acro

reporting live in union city, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> also developing tonight, not a travel ban, but an electronics ban, primarily from the middle east and africa. beginning tomorrow, the department of home hand securlay will require passenger the on some airlines from some locations to pack their gadgets in their bags, with the ex-sessi exception of cell phones and medical devices. they say royal jordanian was premature. the posts have since been deleted. things like ipads, laptops, kindles would have to be checked in. some of the places include new york chicago and montreal. this goes for flights from a reported 13 countries. >>> an officer was responding to a burglary with lights on. the crash was roughly a mile away from at&t park. they suffered minor injuries. both vehicles had to be towed. >>> an attack on campus. a woman pushed a teenager to the ground and punched her. it happened friday at bernal heights. investigators say an adult female member of a student -- female family member of a student -- showed up and began arguing with the girl. the argument turned physica

joining us now, republican congressman will hurd of texas. take a listen to his questioning of fbi director comey at monday's hearing. here's a sample. >> knowing what we know now, would the fbi have done anything different in trying to notify the dnc of what happened? >> oh, sure. >> what measures would you have had done differently? >> we'd have sent up a much larger flare. we'd have just kept banging and banging on the door. >> one of many intriguing questions asked by the congressman. thank you for joining us. what do you think the major developments were from the hearing yesterday, and do you still believe that the president owes former president obama an apology quali apology? >> well, i think one of the major developments is the public revelation that there is, indeed, an investigation by the fbi ongoing. i think that's a good thing that, that is out in the open. we need to make sure we allow federal law enforcement in the fbi to conclude their investigation before we make any adjustments on, you know, wrongdoing or any criminal activi

reporting live in livermore, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> let's home they get it done quick. >>> three months after the devastating ghost ship fire in oakland, investigators are on the scene trying to figure out what went wrong. the father of one of the victims is pushing for modified fire co codes. the ghost ship is now seen as a symbol as what happens when rent is so high that people are forced to live in makeshift housing. >> if you don't do this, they're going to do these sort of underground things and forced to do them in more and more dangerous places and eventually, you'll have another ghost ship. that's the last thing we want to happen. >> edward burn baum's son was an established artist who lived a couple blocks from the warehouse. he was providing the visual effects for the party when the fire broke out. they will continue to investigate and potentially draft new legislation. >>> a law student in san francisco says he was the victim of a hate crime. a jewish student says he was targeted during spring break which was last week. when he returned to school, he saw this, i

went to congressman from texas will hurd and beto o'rourke had travel plans ruined by this week's blizzardumped in a car together and drove 1600 miles to the nation's capital. what happened along the way was streamed live and" of following. fresh off their trip, we caught up with the pair on capitol hill. >> ♪ east bound and down, rolling up -- >> just days ago these the more mere acquaintances, political rivals. >> ♪ short time to get there -- >> it has resulted in a bipartisan bromance. >> part of the drama is, one, are we going to get to vote in time. we only have 36 hours. two, are we going to be a little long with each other? >> big coffee. >> they drove through the night, catching the attention of the divided nation. >> sarah, i need to sleep but i cannot turn us all. that is so funny. >> they live streamed their debate, taking questions on health care, border control, the threat of terrorism -- a townhall on wheels. >> do we define the department of education? >> no. >> there were sing-alongs. >> ♪ where the best of friends -- >> and doughnuts. a whole lot of doughnuts. >> cheers, b

i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> now to the south bay and a search for armed burglary suspect the comes to an abrupt end. areas were locked down, including a high school. we're live at forest ridge and forest view drive. >> reporter: the latest is that a sheriff's k-9 tracked the two final suspects to this street, eventually taking them down, as dozens of other officers came flying in to arrest these two suspects just before 10:00 tonight. this all started around 3:45 when deputies and sjp were called out to this area and detained two men but soon found out there were two other burglary suspects possibly armed. they were seen jumping over fences in the neighborhood. the group was wanted in multiple home burglaries around the west san jose, cupertino area. archbishop mitti was locked down. residents were told to shelter in place. and just before 10:00, a dozen patrol cars rushed over to this site where the arrests were made. >> i wonder what they were trying to do out here in the neighborhood. hard to say. >> reporter: one sheriff's captain told us that the two suspects caught

when two congressmen from texas — will hurd, a republican, and beto 0'rourke, a democrat — had theiration's capital. what happened along the way was streamed live fresh from their trip, the bbc‘s laura bicker caught up with the pair on capitol hill. and political rivals. but this road trip has resulted in a bipartisan bromance. part of the drama of this was would we get to vote in time? we only had 36 hours. could we get along with each other? that is a big coffee |. they drove through themgbt’ catching the attention of a divided nation. i need to sleep, but i can't turn this off. that is so funny. they livestreamed their debate, taking questions on border control healthcare, the threat of terrorism. a town hall on wheels. do we defund the department of education? no. there were singalongs. a whole lot of doughnuts. cheers, buddy. they also took an odd detour including to the gates of graceland. when you see, you know, there is a cool congressman like that. like bete q'beeriee' ~ about music or a healthy guy like beto who enjoys doughnuts. how many doughnuts to you eat per week? i am

reporting live in sunny veil, i'm cheryl hurd. >>> an inmate is recovering after being stabbed in a violent attack at the santa clara county main jail. these are the shivs used by two inmates to attack him yesterday morning. the sheriff's office says he was attacked in the common area, he was stabbed in the head and back. >> there are other individuals who may have cooperated in aiding in this and that these individuals did this with intent, and they did this to create the most damage possible. >> the inmate was treated at a hospital and is now back in custody. the two other inmates were arrested. >>> a san francisco man is expected to plead not guilty to charges he tried to kidnap and sexually assault a 13-year-old girl. he was in court today. two men say they stopped him from forcing a 13-year-old girl walking home from school into his car before they drove off. he will be in court next month. >>> south dakota is on san francisco's banned list. san francisco is not allowing city workers to go on official business to south dakotaa because the state passed a law that refuses to place childr

reporting live in moraga, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a lit candle. that's what investigators say sparked that deadly fire at an oakland apartment complex. four people died. four others hospitalized. the building on san pablo avenue served as transitional housing. 80 people lived inside the three story building but survivors say squatters had taken over the building's third floor. those left homeless by the fire will have a few more days of tremp rather shelter. at the youth center, the shelter will stay open through the weekend. in the meantime the city is working on finding more permanent housing for the fire departments. >>> he wore a stethoscope and played the part well. it turns out a man treating patients of the a real clinic was actually a fake. tonight the d.a is going after him. tell us more about the arrest. how did he have a fake license? >> reporter: jessica, chad list is here in jail tonight. he volunteered at city impact in the tender loin. after four months of treating patients a check of his license revealed he was a fake. the san fran

the bill has already cleared its first hurding in the house. >> obama care is collapsing. we would seed a further -- so we feel an obligation to replace this law with one that works. >> reporter: the introduction of the new health care plan has been met with resistance from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. corey booker called the bill bad policy. >> republicans cannot just force this down our throats. it's going to not a lot of folks off, hurt long-term care, hurt good working-class folks. >> reporter: another vocal opponent is rand paul of kentucky. the same state where vice president mike pence pitched the plan on saturday. >> i think it's basically obamacare will have litet you one this is that's most visible to everybody is premiums are rising through the roof. that will happen on the ryan plan as well. they do nothing to fix the fundamental problem. >> reporter: the house speaker had this to say to the critics on the conservative side. >> when you're in a party trying ton consist senlz, everybody doesn't get what they want. >>> another series of ball threats acro

reporting life in albany, i'm cheryl hurd. >>> new at 11:00, a relationship has cost pge millions. they have grade to pay $86.5 million to settle corruption ago allegations brought to life by inappropriate e-mails between the utility and state regulators. under the deal pge rate payers will get $70 million in credit to monthly gas bills. the settlement has to be approved by the puc but marks the final chapter in scandal that broke in 2014 when the city of san bruno won the right to receive e-mails relating to the pipeline explosion of 2010. the e-mails highlight improper communication. >>> activists who secretly filmed planned parenthood have been charged with 15 felonies. a video surfaced revealing employees mishandling fetus tissues. both have been charged with criminal conspiracy. >>> while it is her first public speech since losing the presidential election former democratic nominee hillary clinton spoke to a sold out crowd of professional businesswomen today. mrs. clinton addressed the crowd of 6,000 who leapt to their feet when they saw her and talked about the work that stil

. ♪ ♪ ♪ on the road again >> reporter: republican congressman will hurd in the blue shirt, and democratepresent neighboring districts in texas when the east coast blizzard ruined their travel plans. so they rented a chevy impala and hit the road. >> we're doing the 1600 miles from san antonio to washington, d.c., and we would love to take y'all's questions. >> reporter: they're live streaming on facebook and periscope. we caught up with them on skype. they said they're already reaching some bipartisan compromises. >> it's possible we both ordered a number 2 with cheese from waterburger. >> reporter: and when they don't degree-- >> we can disagree without being disdisagreeable. >> reporter: with congress sharply divided they say members need to get the other party the way it used to be. >> i hope some of our other colleagues take the lead and we see more of these bipartisan road trips. but it wouldn't have happened without the east coast being shut down ♪ weert best of friends >> reporter: sometimes even a blizzard can be a good thing. chip reid, washington. >> mason: we wish them safe t

reporting live in napa, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you.t into our newsroom now, exclusive information about the murder of a popular little league president and coach. a 6th person has been arrested connected to the death of frank navarro. he was stabbed outside of trace gringo a popular bar in downtown san jose where he worked. now, we broke the news of this 6th arrest on twitter earlier tonight. court documents show that 6th suspect, 20-year-old andrew ser servantes had a run in with police last month. he was arrested during a felony probation search. the d.a. decided to drop those charges. now, this might sound familiar. yesterday we first reported that another suspect, robert ruiz was also arrested during a probation search in january. the d.a. dropped those charges as well. now, friends of the victim have repeatedly questioned why these suspects were even out on the street. they believe the coach may still be alive today if the d.a. hadn't dropped those charges. >> new at 11:00 tonight, governor brown has declared another state of emer

reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." >>> thank you. 14 people haveeen forced out of their home tonight after flames engulfed a south san francisco apartment building. the fire began to the second floor and quickly spread. this happened on olive avenue not far from martin elementary school. again in south city. thankfully no one was hurt. firefighters knocked down the flames fairly quickly. still no world on the cause. >>> a big question tonight, who is he and what prompted him to donate five million bucks to the victims of the san jose floods? a colorful billionaire swooped into town and gave hope to a lot of people. turns out he is an entrepreneur and wine maker. nbc bay area's ian cole is in the flood zone with this interesting twist. ian. >> reporter: yeah, a twist being celebrated around here, raj. these people have lost so much. this is a pretty common sight out in the flood zone, debris taken out, put on to the streets, all sorts of household items here. these people need financial assistance and tonight we're learning that $5 million donation

miles from san antonio to washington in a chevy impala, democrat be toe o'rourke and republican will hurdave become a little closer. >> on the road, they found a mutual appreciation for country music, fast food, whataburger unites us all. >> and topics that you will never find in any buddy movie. >> we need to be bringing more people on to healthcare roles, not fewer. >> building a wall from sea to to shining sea is the least, most expense if the and least effective form of border security. >> dickerson: there were a few bumps in the road which is why road trips are like life in congress but in the end they made it to the capitol and forged a new friendship, now in, it is, is there a way their colleague accounts find a way to find a joint destination? we will be back in a moment. >> sting for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. sch

. >> reporter: two texas congressmen, beto o'rourke and will hurd decided to beat the blizzard. on a road trip to washington, d.c. >> this is the high-tech map i worked on last night. >> reporter: and they're live streaming the 1,600 mile journey. but this is no ordinary political car pool. >> it's like car pool karaoke. >> reporter: hurd is a republican, o'rourke is a democrat. >> will is going to want to do something. i might want to do another thing. we're going to try to come to some come promiegss and model the bipartisan agreements >> reporter: it's sort of a town hall on wheels. >> answer your questions, solve the country's problems. >> reporter: people are asks questions. >> and summon wants to talk about child trafficking. >> reporter: ranging from health care to education to immigration. >> do we defund the didn't of education? >> no. >> reporter: and they're taking food recommendations. >> mochas and javas is a good recommendation. let dees that. >> reporter: they even skyped with me. >> i learned a lot about beto, stuff i should have known. we can disagree without be