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here at the worst affected area near senter and phelan at last report 243 people were evacuated out of 60 buildings. residents tell us the water came up rapidly. many did not have time to grab their belongings, let alone get out. many were stuck and waited hours. once they got on dryland they were decontaminated and then bussed off. all told, 500 households were evacuated along with the county benefit assistance center on needle drive which included 300 county workers. no telling when they're going to have this area open up. looks like it is going to be at least a couple of days. live in east san jose, kiet do. >>> chopper five caught these horses stuck in the flood waters. this is at a ranch south of kelley park. no word on when or how they will be rescued. >>> here are the evacuation centers open now. the mayfair community center as well as james lick high school. let me give you a live look from james lick high. people will be sleeping here. in the past hour we have heard about volunteers showing one food, even toys for the kids. san jose's mayor also stopped by to check on that sit

we're at phelan and senter. residents are strongly urged not to go into their home. it's full of sewer and could be a health hazard. rough morning for victims after a very rough night. some who went to sleep in the san jose neighborhood did not get to stay tucked in their beds as police went knocking on doors telling people they have decide to do evacuate thousands more people. >> at 1:30 in the morning, the cops came and knocked on the door to tell us to evacuate the apartments. we got the dog. i parked at the parking lot. >> reporter: did you sleep in the car? >> yeah, slept in the car. >> reporter: some decided to stay in their homes. when a firefighter pulled up in a boat on his front yard offering a ride, bobby asparillo turned them away. >> i have an 87-year-old mother-in-law. i said it's much safer here rather than bringing her out. >> reporter: this morning he was feeling good about that decision. the water came up to the garage door and then receded. a foot from the steps, and we're lucky. >> reporter: this morning some of those who did evacuate came back to

. >> david louie is beginning our coverage at senter avenue and phelan avenue. >> reporter: residentse midst of taking their kids to school and then discovered their cars submerged in water, the floodwaters getting deeper by the minute. they couldn't get out and they had to call for help. residents found themselves stranded on balconies and in doorways as the coyote creek floodwater rose so quickly it made it impossible for them to escape. san jose fire rescue boats became their lifeline, people left with their children and pets but little else. we saw an elderly woman being evacuated piggyback by a firefighter, fearing she might lose her grip and motioning for a nearby boat to pick her up. nguyen was able to move his car but couldn't get back to his family. >> i went back, tried to get my wife and kids out. >> where are they now? >> they're up in that apartment. they're trying to get out, so -- >> reporter: so, they need to be rescued. >> yeah. >> reporter: and right in view of our camera, his wife and son were among the first group to make it out. >> we're going door to door right n

he wrote this to his friend, jesse phelan, in 1859 as he was contemplating his race for the presidency. in another short account, he journalist john scripps of the chicago tribune, in 1854, his profession had almost superseded the politics in his mind when the repeal of the missouri compromise aroused him as he had never been before. but the legend of cincinnatus, the roman aristocrat summoned from his farm to rescue the endangered republic, the story that had draped in washington with classical prestige, did not properly fit lincoln. he was not a hero above the fray who reluctantly felt duty-bound to descend into the political arena. while the whigs had a tradition of drawing upon a variation of the cincinnatus theme with generals for president, william henry harrison and others, pretenders to the washington mantle, the professional politician who was in truth consumed with anxiety about his own and the country's future was hardly part of that line. it was about this decisive juncture in lincoln's career in 1854 when he revealed himself as recognizably lincoln that herndon, his law pa

. >> david louie is beginning our coverage at senter avenue and phelan avenue. >> reporter: residents are in the midst of taking their kids to school and then discovered their cars submerged in water, the floodwaters getting deeper by the minute. they couldn't get out and they had to call for help. residents found themselves stranded on balconies and in doorways as the coyote creek floodwater rose so quickly it made it impossible for them to escape. san jose fire rescue boats became their lifeline, people left with their children and pets but little else. we saw an elderly woman being evacuated piggyback by a firefighter, fearing she might lose her grip and motioning for a nearby boat to pick her up. nguyen was able to move his car but couldn't get back to his family. >> i went back, tried to get my wife and kids out. >> where are they now? >> they're up in that apartment. they're trying to get out, so -- >> reporter: so, they need to be rescued. >> yeah. >> reporter: and right in view of our camera, his wife and son were among the first group to make it out. >> we're going door to do

now we want to go to averi harper who is live at phelan and senter streets... the flooding. averi. flooding forcing evacuations in san jose. happen. thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning. and many people who were forced from their homes are waking up at evacuation centers this morning. james fletcher is back with that side of the story. james. one of the evacuation centers is located at james lick high school... and the other at evergreen valley high school in san jose. kron four was there as people got off the buses that took them to the shelters. many of them showed up in wet clothes, so volunteers were there giving out dry clothes and towels. one woman we spoke to says the water in her apartment was up to her waist. waist." san jose mayor sam liccardo spent time with evacuees at the centers last night. right now, it's not clear when people will be able to return home. to see a list of the evacuation centers in san jose... they are on our website at kron-four-dot-com. and more evacuations could be ordered at any moment so we have so

phelan, one of the sad realities of what happened when director archuleta was in place, suspect had legacyystems online that dated back to 1985. my understanding is even if you applied for a job and do not get a job at the federal government and you did it after 85 you might have been in that system. what are in that system. what are you doing to take the nonactive records so they are not online in the success of all from hacking? have you made any adjustments there? >> it to be honest, i don't know. i know we have done a tremendous amount of securing the systems. i'm comfortable that we have both of barriers on the front-end and the ability to fight an active shooter online on the network should it appear. i don't believe we have taken the a tremendous amount of put it off line. it needs to be accessible for any future work we do. >> to a degree. i mean somebody retired in 1991 and then all of a sudden we have a hack into thousand 14. it does beg the question, why is that system. >> the new system will have tiered storage on it both in terms on what is live and it will taken to consider s

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