. >> reporter: all of the mud, water and debris headed downhill at erin jones home. >> it started drainingnto our house which is below the road, inbetween the road and the river. >> reporter: the joneses' home is in a vice between an unpredictable mudslide and a rising river. for now, they say they are staying put. >> there's a tree cracked and was hung up and aimed at your house and i probably, you know, would move out of the house, or if there was significant mud movement. >> reporter: the jones plan to add sandbags to their home, small insurance against mother nature's wrath. >> we wake up to windows filled with greenery. we live in a tree house. i open the door and i don't usually hear construction like this. i hear the river. i hear the birds. >> reporter: part of the challenge about where this slide occurred is that it is considered a private road and that means the homeowner is on the hook for the much-needed but also very expensive repairs. >> we could potentially see a repeat of new year's eve when many neighborhoods like this one in danville were completely uninundated with water

reporter: all the mud and debris from the slide headed straight downhill pointed like an arrow at erin jones' home. >> it started draining in our house which is below the road in between the road and the river. >> reporter: the jones' home is in a vice squeezed between the mud slide and a rising river. but nor now, erin and her husband say they are staying put. >> there is a tree cracked up and aimed at your house. and i probably move out of the house, but if there was significant mud movement. >> reporter: the joneses plan to add sandbags to their home. small insurance against mother nature's wrath. >> we live in a tree house. i open the door and i don't usually hear construction like this. i hear the river. i hear the bird. >> devin fehely with that report. you heard him talk about sandbags. a lot of you scrabbled to get them today. but many cities are running short in sandbags. san mateo, san leandro. at lest check they were all out. we were there. we saw many of you disappointed to find no sand signs. this pleasanton city building. they have given out 2300 sandbags since friday. for now,

erin, this is about our values. when talking to, i got nikole hannah-jones coming back, she was how we kicked off our banned book club nicole had jones told the story, to 19 project told a story about a date in a time that many americans didn't know about. it was just adding to the body of history, the corpus of our history. everybody went nuts. everyone is -- >> be specific. who went nuts? >> yes, so the hour, erin, is not ours. it is somebody's. >> oh yes, absolutely. you saw conservatives, many white lawmakers who felt threatened by the 16 19 project, which by the way, if that is something that folks are not getting access to that history in the classroom, it's currently on hulu. in documentary form, for six episodes. people will continue to get this knowledge, if they're seeking. at this is somewhat ironic given that there was an attempt to ban the 1619 project of the book, as a piece of pulitzer prize-winning journalism by lawmakers of the state, and even federal level. president trump 1776 project, -- biden issued an executive order shutting down his first week, if not his first day in office. listen, the reali

360" and i'm erin burnett along with my colleague don lemon who's been on the ground covering this story tirelessly from memphis. all of our reporters and our experts are standing by. van jones is also with us. van, i want to emphasize again. we are not replaying it. this is not a clip. this is still happening. nothing has happened. the beating is now more than 12 or more minutes ago and he's just still lying on the ground. >> brutal, inhumane, unacceptable, unjustifiable. i mean, he's just now getting attention. a dog being beaten would have been helped by somebody at this point. also, you know, talk about the images. the voices are so telling. tyre's voice, the first time you hear him, he's calm, he's trying to calm the police down. he's saying, all right, all right, all right. he goes from a voice of reason and calm. they are so brutal toward him that he runs. the next time you hear him, went from calm to panicked. ma, ma, ma, ma, ma! screaming for his mother. he's a hundred yards from his house, hoping that somebody can help him. and then he goes from a voice of calm to panic to agony, completely incoherent. unable to form a word. you watch this deterioration of a human