them. mila says she s been fr since her family escape explosion and fire thursday night. i didn t sleep. look at my eyes. i move to thote it s like stall i can t stay in it s like i o m i don t want to stay still. no, i probably get one hour and a half sleep during the whole night. reporter: the family is still waiting for pg & e to turn o their gas and power. this view shows the more than 100 residents who are being let back into their san bruno homes in stages. the only people allowed home to green flags. residents are being escorted by dozens of pg&e crews who are turning on power and gas, lighting pilot lights and heaters and stoves. steve hoff is back in his home. he s trying to make sure everything is ready for his family to leave their hotel room and join him. he s concerned that his youngest girls have been badly traumatized by the experience of running out of their house while sirens blared and flames lit up the sky. my biggest concern is my 6-year-old and making sure
she s okay and comfortable. she hasn t been sleeping very good the last couple nights. and you know, the just small noises and different things. reporter: hoff says he wants to keep the girls away from the devastation and death just down the street. he says they re too young and fragile to be exposed to these scenes where their playground used to be. crews are now battling a second fire in the colorado foothills. the fast-moving fire near love hasesro forcings toll p om ire. th about 90% contained. reports say the blaze in boulder may have been started by a fire pit. a big and powerful hurricane is quickly gaining strength in the atlantic. hurricane igor is on the verge of becoming a category 5 storm with winds overnight topping 150 miles an hour. igor is forecast to brush by bermuda early saturday. it is not expected to make landfall. but it could bring rough surf to the east coast, and tropical storm julia has now been forming behind igor.
admitted he would support middle-class tax relief, even if wealthier americans are left out. if the only option i have is to vote for some of those tax reductions, i ll vote for them. reporter: but boehner s admission doesn t mean republicans will abandon the fight. they want tax relief for the nation s top income earners as well, a renewal of bush-era tax cuts set to expire. the white house is digging in. borrowing $700 billion to extend tax cuts that average more than $100,000 a year to millionaires and even billionaires is the least effective bang for the buck we can have. reporter: not renewing the bush tax cuts would result in a substantial tax increase for those making more than $250,000. republicans argued that would hurt small businesses. why don t we extend these tax current tax rates to all americans and get rid of some of the uncertainty that s out there? reporter: some democrats have signaled they ll break from party leadership on the issue. even the
around. i don t want to stay still. no, i probably get one hour and a half sleep during the whole night. reporter: the family is still waiting for pg & e to turn on their gas and power. this view shows the more than 100 residents who are being let back into their san bruno homes in stages. the only people allowed home to stay are those whose homes have green flags. residents are being escorted by dozens of pg&e crews who are turning on power and gas, lighting pilot lights and heaters and stoves. steve hoff is back in his home. he s trying to make sure everything is ready for his family to leave their hotel room and join them. he s concerned that his youngest girls have been badly traumatized by the experience of running out of their house while sirens blared and flames lit up the sky. m biggest concern is my 6-year-old and making sure that she s okay and comfortable. she hasn t been sleeping very good the last couple nights. and you know, the just small noises and diffe