>> you know alona. when she has her mind set to something, no stopping. >> if this ends up helping real people, people that i know, people that are currently struggling with this disease, i don't know what else i could ask for. that's amazing. >> reporter: ann curry, nbc news. >> that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams, we of course, hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> literally spewing out water for three weeks. >> a new problem with leaking water as the state of california struggles through a drought. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. it's not just one or two water leaks. it's widespread. nbc bay area has uncovered that pipes are leaking across the city of san jose, and workers are having trouble keeping up with the demand. we showed you this last night. it has been leaking for two days and turned the street into a soggy mess. >> reporter: what it really comes down to is water do

thanks, alona. appreciate that update. >> thank you. >>> the big domestic headline today, the presidential phone call the white house called pleasant, the guy on the other end of the line, minority leader eric cantor didn't think went that well. what prompted that call? immigration reform. this week marks one year since the senate, led by the gang of eight, passed a sweeping bipartisan bill that could have changed immigration as we know it it was never brought to the house floor. president obama issued a statement to park the year of the senate bill passing saying, "the republicans and the house of representatives have repeatedly failed to take action, seemingly reprefederal government t-- prefederal government a broken immigration system." he called cantor meant to mark passover but instead reportedly turned to tense talk about immigration. congressman captor issued a statement just after saying that the president,s you do not attack the very people you hope tone gauge in serious dialogue." remembe