the spartans can smell blood.uls on ethan >> dan: happ had a couple steals, a couple of blocks. eight or nine rebounds. wasn't able to get it offensively. one of the things we talked about, wisconsin's big three. >> kevin: the chance for harris here. 30.5. they're going to reset the clock. >> dan: koenig let it roll in. we're excited here at michigan state. we started the clock in way. >> kevin: michigan state is the only one to win last 20 seasons. they're on 17. they player that freshmen as much as anybody. trying for a 20th straight ncaa appearance. a win today will go a long way. a look at harris there. his mom sang the national anthem tonight. unbeknownst to eron. he didn't know. >> dan: it was a nice touch. just don't foul. >> kevin: that's what tom izzo was saying. i think he said something >> kevin: okay. a lot of motion on the senior days. after this game, a big program for the seniors, including harris. izzo said earlier, he blew his knee against purdue the other night. out for the season. ellis on koeni

. >> in this his fourth season at the helm, the spartans are 14-1 is, considering two seasons ago they finished 2-28 and somehow wojic convinced well itch and brian clark to commit. >> it's hard to explain to people, it really was. but the coach has has vision, and it was a vision of really what we have right now. >> if we can just keep it going, et can get better for us. >> those guys believe in what we're trying to do here and that was the big deal. it is amazing how far we've come in those two years but it's a tribute to the players. and they're still young. we're still preshmen and sophomor sophomores. the future looks bright for us. >> something they haven't been able to say about san jose basketball in a long time. colin resch, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight at 1 is:00, monkeys

. >> we continue our coverage here near spartan stadium. what about the people who are not taking warnings from firefighters? they are still accessing their homes even as we speak. we'll check with them next. >>> sky ranger showing how widespread the flooding is. the water. >> let's go back to raj mathai, he is out at the park. such an area that has been flood asked underwater for 36 hours. what are you seeing? >> we're seeing a lot of people with questions. when can they access their homes and apartments? the police department, the fire department, and all the emergency officials are telling people, mandatory evacuations as we've been reporting. they can't do anything with about the people who come back into their homes. there's no legal recourse. so a lot of residents are accessing their homes as we speak. we saw one of the residents here, a vietnamese woman. this is an area filled with vietnamese families and hispanic families. she said there was nothing she could do. she had to wade through this contaminated water and get some clothes.

six-point spartans lead now. lay it is in high off the glass. 5-51 spartans in the second half.harks hosted by buffalo to kick-start a road trip in six days. check out the bearded ladies on the road hopefully supporting brent burns. a huge slap shot. joel ward redirected. check out the stick work. unbelievable: game tied. bod kerr. makes a great stop. logan key tower. 3-1. sharks. pavelski, the slap shot. 4-1 sharks. the sabres come back. force overtime and win it as cane right there with the game winner. 5-4 sabres in o.t. >>> today in boston, the patriots and their fans celebrating their fifth post-season super bowl victory. this parade hits you as a player what you've accomplished as a team and as an individual. gives you a chance to -- great for the city and the team. boston's five-time hero, tom brady, soak tg up. you can see the joy on their faces. an escape from the everyday drudgery of life. here's the coach. >> let me tell you, these players, they've worked hard ir than any team i've ever coached. they came to work every day, and there were no days off. [ cheering ] >>

next to spartan stadium. there's also a concern of when the waters do recede here, that these properties here will be red tagged and condemned and people won't be able to move back in. in terms of insurance, there's a lot of people asking what laps with their car insurance. you see so many cars flooded. and if they have renters insurance, how to move forward. for now, let's send it back to you in the studio, guys? >> thank you, raj. as we mentioned, some of the flooded out areas in san jose have flooded before. >> was there to protect the area since then. >> local officials have known about the risk and dangers there. engineers determined it would take about $500 million to protect neighborhoods from flooding along coyote creek. they approved just $30 million for the work, the improvements were only planned for certain areas when it comes to flood protection projects, it's best to start down stream first and then work their way upstream. they simply ran out of money. now, we want to show you where the floodin

on it in the broxbourne clubhouse this season with their team toughing it out at the bottom of the spartanthe ninth tier of english football. the future is looking considerably brighter because the underage teens cannot stop winning. they have become the first team ever from this level to reach the fifth round of the fa youth cup. there have been between 20 and 30 scouts here. lots of scouts have come down. some of the boys have the ability to go on play at a good level football. 474 go on play at a good level football. a74 tea ms go on play at a good level football. a74 teams entered this season's fa youth cup. whilst giants like arsenal and manchester united have already fallen by the wayside, broxbourne borough have made it through to the last 16. now it is about to get really tough. next up, about to get really tough. next up, a trip to aston villa for a place in the quarterfinals. juggling jobs and couege the quarterfinals. juggling jobs and college with their football, the broxbourne youngsters will be coming up broxbourne youngsters will be coming up against players educated at thei

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that includes three mobile home parks near the 880/101 interchange, spartan stadium, and also an area near the san jose municipal golf course. the green is where people can return back home. >> they are coming home to a harsh reality. homes, cars, and belongings are contaminated. >> very difficult to deal with for those folks. the floodwaters are going down rapidly. the rains let up. kris sanchez kicking off team coverage in one of the areas still deeply affected by the flooding. kris? >> right. this is one of the areas for mandatory evacuations, sam and laura. we wanted to come back to this spot. this is really our yardstick. this is where the floodwaters were the first day where i am right now. they receded down the driveway now. you can see two of the cars that were nearly completely submerged in water just about a day ago. the waters are going down. the waters are highly contaminated with household chemicals, gas, oil, and sewage. they are not safe for people to walk around in. we did see one set of women walking around in their bare feet. the mandatory evacuation orders are still

much of this happening right here spartan stadium. >> we have a team of reporters out covering the floodingwe begin with michelle roberts

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. >> glen and jean lead a spartan lifestyle based on self-sufficiency.hey're nostalgic for the pioneering days when the united states was a fledgling country. days when people turned to the family or the church for help, not the government. >> we've become a society where so many people are relying on government programs instead of learning and getting back to taking care of themselves. >> i think people deserve a helping hand, and if it's training they need you know, we need to help them up, but we don't need to carry them. >> glen says, that over the course of two years, his website radio has grown from 50,000 listeners to a quarter of a million each month. from natural medicine to gardening - glen broadcasts survival information.the former interior designer is glad he now lives in idaho. >> even if something should, you know, hit close to home, because of our lifestyle here i'll be more likely to pass through it with less incident than most. i'm a prepper, i'm prepared. in a small town about 30 kilometers away, we meet warren campbell. he fled califor

nbc bay area's ian cole joins us near spartan stadium. we were there for the earlier newscast. fire mighters tell us it might be weeks where the neighborhood you are will be deemed safe. what are you seeing? >> reporter: it certainly has, raj. it is certainly weeks because of all of this water. it still needs to go down so they can actually get a good idea of how much damage there is. you can see it right here, cars flooded in the street. sometimes several of them outside of one single home. the houses, they're flooded as well and this sight continues to be a letdown for people trying to come home. a submerged street is all families are arriving to tonight on rock spring. they were hoping for progress. >> we couldn't even pass through, so, let alone going by. >> reporter: this family's home still saturated with water and mud, it was a chaotic scene yesterday. their sister even helped this old man who was lost. >> i guess he was just by and he got stuck and he didn't know how to get out. >> reporter: the city is sweeping muddy streets and pumping water out of some areas. emergen

. >> it is not clear when the city will lift the mandatory evacuation here by spartan yum and happy hollow park. the streets have this muck. it is an inch or two thick in some areas. bob redell, today in the bay. >> one of the uplifts parts, san jose sharks are the latest to make the biggest to flood victims. for the march 9th game against washington and weekend against nashville and dallas, the sharks foundation is making a $20,000 donation and also holding an in game 50/50 ralph. the donation and half the proceeds are going to go to the san jose flood victims relief fund. >> we are learning criminal charges may be filed in the wake of an incident this week that got ugly involving an off-duty lapd officer. an unidentified officer fired his gun into the ground while confronting teenagers who he says were walking across his lawn in anaheim. they are calling for an indeed. >> the police officer pulls out a gun, discharges his gun. there were 13 and 15-year-old kids nearby. it was reckless and dangerous. >>> that attorney believes the city of anaheim went too far in initially defending the of

at the time considered very spartan, a cottage, a single room really, a few smaller rooms in the backach year at this desk. you know those books. today, fleming's cottage has been enlarged and made more luxurious as a hotel, but the original house still stands along with some improvements. grotto, eh? what did every young american boy want? every red-blooded american male born in 1956, i can tell you. they wanted a grotto. it sounded pretty good to me at 12. as i got older i started to think about these things, like, "exactly who was in that grotto before me" becomes more of a concern as you grow up. it's like -- did ron jeremy just leave the grotto? am i the first one in the grotto? has someone changed the water in the grotto? these were -- these were concerns later in life, but this was it. i wanted a grotto. i still kind of do. thank you so much. this is totally better than the playboy mansion. you know that the playboy mansion totally smells like old man ear stink. the current owner of goldeneye is another unusual man, chris blackwell, legendary music producer turned hotelier. ove

not clear when the city will lift the mandatory evacuation order in effect for this neighborhood by spartan stadium and happy hollow park. people are still out because of the contaminated muck that is an inch or two thick. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> bob, thank you very much. appreciate that report. 5:37. criminal charges could still be filed in the wake of an incident this week that got ugly involving an off-duty lapd officer. we showed you this video yesterday. an unidentified officer firing his gun. you see him reach for it there and firing into the ground. he was confronting teenagers who walked across his lawn in anaheim. that video sparked protests. an attorney is calling for an independent investigation. >> the police officer pulled out his gun, discharged his gun, and there were 13 and 15-year-old kids nearby. that was reckless and dangerous. >> that attorney believes that the city of anaheim went too far in initially defending the officer's actions. the officer is now on administrative leave. the lapd is conducting its own probe. >> new details in

much of this happening right here spartan stadium. >> we have a team of reporters out covering the flooding. we begin with michelle roberts live in t. we've been people bringing out people in rafts and boats all day. >> reporter: the rescue effort took five hours today. you can see the destruction that the water has left behind. coyote creek is more than a block away from here so it's hard to believe that all of this water came pouring in this morning. you can see the umbrella in someone's back yard popping out of the water. and you can see debris, trash, oil floating on the water. i can see a mattress right now. we are told the water won't start to recede until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. several parents who were at work at the time of the flooding waited desperately for the fire department to rescue their loved one in the flooded rock springs neighborhood this morning. >> flooded roads, everybody freaked. >> the frierpt was fostered to boat into the flooded street and pick up families one at a time. >> pack up the things that we have to bring. >> reporter: kids like this 10-year-old threw

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that includes the three mobile home parks near the 880, 101 interchange, and happy hollow park and spartan stadium, plus the area near the san jose municipal golf course. we just heard from the city's acting emergency of operations he said the open road area has been pumped dry. it's a matter of determining whether it is safe to go back. they are still pumping in the rock springs area which was in the worst shape. >> we got more information. we have bob redell, pete suratos and vianey arana. this is what's called the reentry and recovery phase. crews working hard to quickly check those neighborhoods, lift those evacuation orders, and let people get back to their homes if they're livable. >> as you can see, we've got pumping operations in two of the impacted areas. the water could not naturally go back into the creek. so, in the mobile home park areas and here in rock springs we're having to do pumping to get the water back into the creek. we're just about done. if not done at the mobile home area, because that was less water, here we have a lot more water to deal with. >> all right. so,

it's time for the palestinians and many for israel to ask themselves an honest question as spartans said and not look to the u.s., either side look to the u.s. for salvation or protection or cover. so the fact that that cover is removed, there is some benefit to it. there is an hon conversation that has to take place and israelis have to ask the question without the resolution of peace and the notion of american restraint that didn't restrain that much and ask themselves what future do we want, how will we secure our future as a democratic state and if it's not a two-state solution, what is it? [ applause ] >> is it too late for that conversation? is it just too late? >> i'm not sure what that means. >> even if they had -- >> exactly right -- >> if they had that conversation, are the settlers as martin referred to just too strong that basically, nothing can happen? >> i'm -- if i would reach that conclusion, i would be doing something very different these days so maybe it's just for self-preservation, i'm not prepared to say what has been built through political decisions can't be unbuil

and the major result of that summit is finally the united states and the soviet union sign the spartan agreement -- the smart agreement. the direction, the conversations of that agreement, when bush comes to moscow, where he then proceeds to key of destiny key kiev.proceeds to partners talk like about global issues and regional issues. they look at the next resin of arms control. the soviets raise the issue of eliminating tactical nuclear weapons, naval arms control, conventional weapons. they talk about creating structures for the new world where the united states and the soviet union would be security guarantors for the entire world. but at the same time, the soviet very itself is in a precarious state. day before bush comes to moscow, finish union treatyhe new and it was supposed to be signed on august 19. you can see from the conversations that the u.s. wereations, all of them, strongly in favor of keeping the soviet union together. and schoolcraft agreed that, if the soviet union starts disintegrating, you can have a yugoslavia across 11 time zones with nuclear weapons. was securi