morning fog and mild to warm temperatures for san diego and los angeles. 67 up towards eureka, and here in the bay area 74 tomorrow afternoon and san francisco. 81 in oakland and 92 santa rosa and triple digits, 92 in san jose so warmer to hotter for your friday and if you're going to the a's game tomorrow evening at odot co-co coliseum. fireworks right after the game, and it's looking like spectacular weather for the fireworks. we do have some changes coming for the upcoming weekend. i'll be back with all those details. hope you join me at 5:00 p.m. ama and larry. >> my actions that night were totally inexcusable. >> up next, ravens star ray rice speaking out for first time since his controversial light suspension from the nfl. >> plus -- >> the teenager with a lot of spunk despite his physical challenges. >> how high the average overdraft fees are g ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away >>> checking in on the sto

smith did not attend practice yesterday, because he was in los angeles, meeting with the city attorney's office there. the meeting was required in lieu of facing charges for a false bomb report at a los angeles international airport. maybe he should just chill out. >>> the big debut for levi stadium saturday. the game apparently already sold out. the earthquakes say the 49ers allowed them to sell 44,000 tickets to the game against the seattle sounders. that's about two-thirds full. yesterday, the quakes actually said they had about a thousand tickets left. we checked online this morning, and ticket master says no more tickets. this will be the first official test of levi stadium. the public transit system, as well, and for that matter, the parking around the stadium. >>> well, when you are looking to be the best, you want to learn from the best, which is certainly what the new head coach of the warriors is doing. >> steve carroll was already talking to the nfl hall of fame for bill parcell, now he's talking to seattle seahawks head coach pete carroll. the seahawks' website says he was at

angeles for an office hearing for the address and senate of the roof falls or pour on the bomb at the airport. he will be charged for that but they still want to make him a message that he cannot do that kind of stuff. now all those are wrapped up but they're still waiting to see with the nfl is quick to do about it. >>: the giants fans hoping the tin can break out of six game. the dodgers are home in the filing taken by the pirates at home at at&t. by the bottom of the third in the call-up the third players from the minors. let's go to the fourth ending join the mercer is sitting a to run home run. that what was just over the wall and laughed. they put the pirates up by one run in the valley was a double run but it was lost by right into the beer. she did get a first-round. and the giants with some pitching problems that's why they had the big trade today. he gave up six runs in the first inning. that's the the loss the houston case. will have more of the big trade coming ntur areery ffertthaneal teet. th're out n tis fternd have surface res ere cter n muiply polident kil 99.% of od-

. >>> by the time they finally sealed the water leak in los angeles last night, 20 million gallons had been lost twice what they originally thought. now, six people cleaning up ucla's flooded pauley pavilion were treated after they were overcome by carbon monoxide from a generator's exhaust. now they have to repair the pipes under sunset boulevard and that's expected to take until at least tomorrow night. >>> traffic is a mess around ucla, i bet, right now. maybe a little sunset kind of a big street. how about us, how are we doing, gianna? >> we are very busy. in fact, we have a laundry list of problems to run down here. so first off metering lights are on at the bay bridge. traffic is backed up beyond 880. give yourself some extra time. westbound 80 as you work your way in the maze, we have an accident now cleared to the right shoulder. damage is done. you're backed up to university at this point. mostly affecting your delays as you head toward the 880580 split there. reports of an accident in lanes. that's causing some slow-and-go conditions, as well. and westbound highway 4 at hillc

. >> crews in los angeles are would being on capping the 93-year-old run pure broken water main. >>> hundreds of baseball fans are waking up after camping out all night on the field for the giant slumber party and will have breakfast open field before holding home. the giants announce the date in the spring. >> a lot cloud cover and thick fog showing up on live doppler 7 hd including three-quarters at half moon bay and 56 flight arrival delays in sfo with temperatures at 60's in the coast and 70's and 80's around the bay and 80's to 100 inland. >>> at look at 87 beyond julian street and traffic is light with heavy delays in san jose with car and a light pole at highway 85. we have breaking news for the a's fans: a big trade has again down according to the writer from the boston red sox. the red sox have sent two players to the a's. thanks for i'll have my usual ule cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and che

now an we haven't in november if los angeles county will not likely happen. organizers have been denied a permit for the event and fire department officials cited safety concerns and an attempt to hold the event if riverside county was denied. ought famous beaver family in martinez is stilt at it and they are good for the drought. a group is dedicated to maintaining the beavers which are helping the water stay in the creek despite the drought. that is helping preserve fish and other wildlife. >>> they are kind of doing the restoring quaterback for the town martinez and working 24/7. they doing it for free. >> a beaver festival is saturday if martinez. we have a link if you check on abc7news.com. >> beaver fest. >> what do you eat at a beaver festival? leaves? woods? >> hopefully not beaver. that is probably considered a delicacy somewhere. >> no animals. no animals. we are headed into the weeken cool enough? >> inland where people want to see more normal temperatures. it will take until saturday and sunday to get there. we have lie and variable wind at 20 mil

. >>> the huge water main break in los angeles leaks 20 million gallons of water, that's twice what they originally thought. 6 people cleaning up ucla's flooded pauley pavilion were treated after being overcome by carbon monoxide from a generator exhaust. now they have to repair the pipes under sunset boulevard. that's expected to take until at least tomorrow night. >> we have a 1921 pipe steel riveted that feeds into a 1956 pipe. it's what we call a "y" connection. it turns out that the pipe ripped out right at the "y" connection. >> another big job is dealing with all of the cars in flooded parking garages. there are about 960 of them. >> that's such a crazy story. so much water coming up on sunset and then pauley pavilion? and the track. >> and pauley and all the parking lots there. a little trivia, that's where i used to work in those parking lots in ucla way back when. that was my college job. >> what did you do? >> i would fix the broken gates when people would ram the gates, i'd go there and fix them. >> good to know. >> that's nice. [ laughter ] >> and now we switch to, what? >>

it began as a car chase with police pursuing a bmw as it weaved in and out of traffic from los angeles to malibu. then a man abandoned the car in a parking lot and tried to escape down a steep hillside. that plan didn't work with the helicopter following his every move. police arrested the man whom they originally went after for allegedly shooting at an officer. >>> well, the father of one of the ucsb shooting victims is teaming up to push for tougher gun contro richard martinez's message something needs to be done before it's too late. he is working with a victim of a mass shooting at a community college and a man who lost a family member at a sikh temple. they are urging people to keep reaching out to their lawmakers. >> i asked people to send post cars to the elected officials with the words "not one more." as of today, there are more than 2.4 million postcards have been sent. but we're not done. >> richard martinez says political party affiliation should not matter. he says all lawmakers should be getting behind legislation. >>> a south san jose couple got an alert about a break-in

. >> an the clockwork continues in los angeles as crews try to repair sunset boulevard after the massive water main break. they capped the leak at 8:00 last night 30 hours after it ruptured next to the ucla campus it sent 20 million gallons of water from the 93-year-old water main double what was originally thought. hundreds of cars are in the garages and campus subject in -- stuck in the water. the pavilion's new basketball court is ruined. it will be ready if next season. >> they will start welding pipe. they are ready. >> the machines pumping out the water are emitting unhealthy levels of exhaust fumes. >>> an oakland police officer fired for tossing a tear gas canister to occupy protests is getting his quaterback back. an arbitrator ordered the officer to be re-instated with full back pay and gives. he ruled that the officer was justified because he was following a superior's orders when he fired the canister into a crowd as occupy oakland protest in 2011 trying to help an iraq war veteran hit by a bean bag. the veteran's skull was fractured and he received $4.5 million settlement fr

allegedly made a false report of a bomb threat at los angeles international airport. gave themsmith will not be charged in the incident but evidently the l.a. county prosecutor wanted him to come in as a message that he can't do this again >> james:with his legal problems semingly wrapped up smith now awaits word for the nfl on a probable suspension. j. >>: a california company is use a food recalls. >> james: have faced with is changing how you and your friends celebrate birthdays. >> james:insecticide spraying began last night in san mateo to kill off mosquitos that may be carrying the west nile virus. gave themtests have come back positive for mosquitos with west nile so officials want to limit the contracting the virus. >> james:last year, 15 people died from >> james:people living in an encampment on second and jones streets in west berkeley have been told to leave. union pacific railroad says that the people living here are trespassing. >> james:there are plans to remove the debris in the area over the next several days. did notand in san diego. a woman is kille

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, still to come, a final farewell for your pet that is out of this world. >>> and a former president with a surprise good-bye to a baseball legend. this is the "cbs morning news." surprise good-bye to a baseball legend. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. losing your chex mix too easily? deploy the boring potato chip decoy bag. with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix has twenty bags of interesting. pick your mix. finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" the economy bounces back and a final journey into space for your pet. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good

. >>> let's take you to los angeles. thanks to prominence of gangster rap. the city has been notorious for gang, violence, drugs. one man served ten years in prison for armed robbery. today he take as visitors around the world on driving tours. bbc went along for a ride. ♪ wild, wild west >> when the sun went down, all the legitimate citizens were locked themselves in their houses and wouldn't come out until the sun came up. all you heard helicopters, ak 47 rounds, cribs, blood. by the time the sun came back up, you knew that it was going to be dead bodies in the city. my name is hodare. i'm the guide that takes people from all over the world down here to compton, south central, all places they normally wouldn't be able to visit when they come here to the united states. i'll answer any questions that you might have except any questions about any of my criminal activity with a statue of limitations has not run its course. it was not out of necessity because of course i had other options. i'm college educated. when you live in compton and seeing guys that ar

he joins us from los angeles this morning. thanks so much for getting up early with us. fifty shades of gray for anyone who doesn't know is a best selling rerottic novel, whose movie adaptation promises to be as graphic as the book. what determines whether it gets an railroad rating or n.c.17 rating. >> the motion picture association of america determines that. the film is submitted once completed to that organization in which at that point, it is going to be looked over by about 10 people, all of whom are supposed to be parents with kids between the ages of 5-17, and they're supposed to judge the film based on its own context and decide if it's r. or n.c.17 rating. if the studio gets a rating it doesn't like, it is free to trim it down for a more friendly rating. this is the kind of movie i predict will be r rated in theaters and on video with a cut, advertise it too sexy for theaters, that sort of thing. >> what our editorial on line suggests is that it's not always about the content which rating the movies get and sometimes it's about big movie studio politics. what a

. >> what a mess, huge mess, right down to the water main los angeles, caused millions of gallons of water to gush out, expected to be finish, this weekend, crews finally able to shut off that pipe last night. after the break on tuesday, an estimated 20 million gallons of water spilled out near the ucla campus, in fact, it has flooded the pavilion here, just underwent a hundred million dollars in renovations, massive flooding on campus at ucla, athletic field, parking garage also damaged. some areas will now need serious repairs. >> sinkhole on sunset boulevard, don't know when that will get fixed. >> what a maze, southern california. >> that's the truth. you see that, and it is just horrifying. need water so bad, then you see a disaster like that unfold, obviously not the type they need. they need the rain. we don't necessarily need any more rain, but we will get it. and it will be during the weekend, too, unfortunately. looking at the weaken get away forecast, okay, down the shore, i'm telling you know, potential for pretty heavy rain saturday. there is an off shore system, if it m

our sister station in los angeles said she timely moved out. no word on where she wept. >> 5:43 time forather together e you looking? >> a pattern change getting underway here orally some pope enter and in the mean time we seen we've got nothing more that clouds. wider zoom shows little row nation atmosphere. there's not a large storm system necessarily headed our way rather what we start to find over time is shower, thunderstorm firing up. i want to walk you through future warm, time stamp, 1 p.m. this afternoon we start things off with sunshine. decent afternoon. eventually there will be a shower that starts to fire up here. maybe as lerlly as late afternoon and especially towards evening for philadelphia any jp way. at this point if you look closely, shore probably doesn't get in or it. that bodes well for any plans you may have. looking for friday, mid 80s shower or thunderstorm and then looking ahead to the weekend this is what what i'm worried about. big round of heavy rain either going to clip us or be enough. >> saturday could be heavy

nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >>> now to the mideast where there is no let-up in sight this morning for palestinians trying to take cover from the war. palestinian officials say another u.n. school came under attack in gaza overnight. this time 15 people were injured and more families who fled from their homes have been displaced once again. >> this latest attack follows what is being described as a bloodbath at another u.n. school. housing thousands of war refugees after shelling killed 15 people at that shelter. u.n. secretary-general ban ki moon was outraged calling it "nothing more than shameful attacks on sleeping children." 116 palestinians died yesterday alone including those killed in a crowded street market. >>> the president of liberia ordered schools closed and government workers to stay home as the ebola virus spreads. at least 129 people have died in liberia from ebola. the disease is blamed for 672 deaths across west africa. the peace corps is pulling out 340 volunteers from the region as part of precaution. american health officials say it is very unlikely the outbrea

. >>> sharks rained down on new york this time while los angeles is spared in shark nato ii. the first installment 69 cult classic churned up a storm of laughs. you can't help but laugh when you see those shots. 4:58. a warning for drivers in the suburbs where to watch out for red light cameras in montgomery county. >> philadelphia police rush to a report of a shooting in a neighborhood and end up pulling ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, july # -- 31. we have news you didn't see last night. >> a car crash leave three people hurt. >> bullets fly in a philadelphia neighborhood and a police officer is involved. >> highway horror, an axe comes out of nowhere, and crashes into a windshield. >> geese, we'll

now the event planned for november in los angeles county likely won't happen. organizers have been denied a permit for the event. fire department officials cited safety concerns. >>> well if you're looking for a less expensive way to see the niners play at levi stadium because tic ticket prices can b steep this could be for you as long as you are willing to forego a seat. the team will offer standing room only tickets. you is to register at the website. rices will vary from 50 to for regular season games and $25 for pre-season games. just wear sensible shoes. fans nd are living their big league dreams as they camp out under the stars. >> tonight is the 12th annual giants slumber party. >> reporter: in the magic light of fading sun these amateurs transforme into giants. grass hosted tents and teams of fans with ball and glove. the stadium rush as palpable as the pizza. >> it's incredible. it's fantastic. >> it's the greatest that they let us play on the field. >> reporter: for some it was able the memories. >> play on a big league field with your son. >> reporte

. >> repairs to water main in los angeles, caused millions of gallons of water to gush out, expected to be finished sometime this weekend. crews were finally able to get that pipe shut off last night. the brake, though, happened on tuesday. an estimated 20 million gallons of water spilled out near the ucla campus, caused massive flooding on streets. campus athletic field, even underground parking garage. some of the areas nearby will need serious repairs. without any chances ... >> oh, goodness. despite the break, officials say, residents in the area do still have water, but there is a huge sinole on sunset boulevard. officials cannot say with any certainty when that will be fixed. >> no money for the whole system, then mentioned the doubt. double edge sword. >> 4:00, to florida police looking for two men who attacked a store clerk. >> and surveillance camera caught the whole terrifying ordeal. here it is. as they walk into the store, and charge right at the register, they jump over the counter and immediately assault the man working there. they were wearing masks, one even had on fl

>> our tribute to the voice of the los angeles dodgers, vince scully, the 86-year-old telling everyone why he is staying on the job as long as possible. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. ♪ ♪ >>> well, his steady voice has been the sound track of dodger baseball for 65 seasons. >> vince scully will return for a 66th season behind the microphone. now the broadcasting legend is talking about the decision. >> i just feel like i am home. >> reporter: a day after blessing baseball fans with news of another year, vince scully explained why it is not time to hang it up. the 86-year-old grandfather of 17 owes much of the decision to his wife, of 42 years. >> she knows how much i love it. and, her attitude was, look, if that's the way you feel, if you love it that much, then keep doing it with my blessing. so, i owe her everything. she is as much a part of me as my heart and soul. hi, a very pleasant sunday to you wherever you may be. >> reporter: with the dodgers since its days in brooklyn. 65 seasons ago. the lo

now the event planned for november in los angeles county likely won't happen. organizers have been denied a permit for the event. fire department officials cited safety concerns. >>> well if you're looking for a less expensive way to see the niners play at levi stadium because ticket prices can be steep this could be for you as long as you are willing to forego a seat. the team will offer standing room only tickets. you is to register at the website. prices will vary from 50 to $75 for regular season games and $25 for pre-season games. just wear sensible shoes. >>> hundreds of baseball fans are living their big league dreams as they camp out under the stars. >> tonight is the 12th annual giants slumber party. >> reporter: in the magic light of fading sun these amateurs transformed into giants. grass hosted tents and teams of fans with ball and glove. the stadium rush as palpable as the pizza. >> it's ifantastic. >> it's the greatest that they let us play on the field. >> reporter: for some it was able the memories. >> play on a big league field with your son. >

abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> i know people, our viewers know i'm messier one. >> i will confess, i leave a lot of crumbs. >> crumbs, that's the best thing you can do. i'll vacuum them up. don't you worry. i got my wonder woman shirt on. what the heck was i wearing that day. >> i love that. if you have any tips, reena ninan is a pro. she will tell you how it is done. stay with us. thank you for watching. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm devin dwyer. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." israel announced it is calling up more reserves as the fighting with hamas intensifies. the u.n. school was hit overnight, a day after heavy shelling and another school and market, more than 30 people dead. full detailsen just a moment. >> here at home, one woman dead another injured in the crash of their small plane into a shopping center parking lot in san diego. the faa says the plane bou

. >> new information for you tonight in that enormous water main break in los angeles. big clean up effort underway right now at ucla. that break left a 15-foot hole in sunset boulevard and it flood the school's basketball arena. nearly a thousand cars, many of them in underground garages that flooded were damaged last night. experts now say 20 million gallons of water filled the streets in the midst of california's worst drought in decades. >> on the cbs-3 health watch tonight, there are plenty of warnings out there about children drowning in pools or rivers. tonight our health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how the risk of drowning continues even after kids are out of the water. >> reporter: at the pool kids splash and sputter but that summertime fun can quickly turn dangerous. >> he definitely had some incidents here where kids have gone under. we have have been able to jump in right away and help them out report roar as long as they come up, that means they're okay. right? well, not necessarily. >> when you see a kid struggle or go under and come up coughing pret

o.k he was excused as he had to go to los angeles where he was scheduled to attend an office hearing to address the incident in which he allegedly made a false report of a bomb threat at los angeles international airport. smith will not be charged in the incident but evidently the l.a. county prosecutor wanted him to come in as a message that he can't do this again with his legal problems semingly wrapped up smith now awaits word for the nfl on a probable suspension likely 2-4 games serena williams at stanford her first competition since withdrawing from wimbledon with a viral infection no problem against karolina pliskonva tonight serena won in straight sets 7-5, 6-2 to advance to friday's quarterfinals venus williams plays two-time gand slam winner victoria azarenka tomorrow night an already shirtless lebron james in taiwan as part of a nike-sponsored tour through china takes off his shoes signs them and throws them into the crowd then he takes off his shorts stripping down to his boxer briefs signs the shorts and throw them into the crowd which of course fights over the chance to

. >>> new tonight at 11:00, the water has finally stopped flowing in los angeles. crews finally got that massive water line break near the ucla campus. 20 million gallons of water may have been lost. that's double what they originally thought. and that section of sunset boulevard destroyed by the water main break, well, it will stay closed for another 48 hours. in the interim, officials say roughly 900 cars are still trapped in parking garages at ucla. and they may be stuck there until friday. we want to show you some video from yesterday which shows the geyser at its peak. water flooding out. six buildings on ucla campus filled with water including the recently renovated pauley pavilion, where the basketball team plays. >>> more details now. water main breaks are becoming more common. there are more than 240,000 breaks a year across the country. most of them caused by an aging water system. now civil engineers say replacing the aging pipes could cost more than a trillion dollars. and the average age of a broken water main is about 47 years. many of the water minut

now the event planned for november in los angeles county likely won't happen. organizers have been denied a permit for the event. fire department officials cited safety concerns. >>> well if you're looking for a less expensive way to see the niners play at levi stadium because ticket prices can be steep this could be for you as long as you are willing to forego a seat. the team will offer standing room only tickets. you is to register at the website. prices will vary from 50 to $75 for regular season games and $25 for pre-season games. just wear sensible shoes. >>> hundreds of baseball fans are living their big league dreams as they camp out under the stars. >> tonight is the 12th annual giants slumber party. >> reporter: in the magic light of fading sun these amateurs transformed into giants. grass hosted tents and teams of fans with ball and glove. the stadium rush as palpable as the pizza. >> it's incredible. it's fantastic. >> it's the greatest that they let us play on the field. >> reporter: for some it was able the memories. >> play on a big league field

. >> reporter: yesterday's scene in los angeles was dramatic. water raging for three hours. there's no quick off switch. >> you can't close the valve right away because you get a water hammer effect. a water hammer effect is, you snap off the flow of water immediately, the water hits an immovable object and reverberates back through the system causing shock waves essentially to blow other connections. >> reporter: the key is to gradually decrease pressure. he would not speculate if crews here could respond faster but did say they are on standby 24 hours a day. alisa harrington, abc 97 news. >>> the attorney representing raymond shrimp boy chow says the chinatown association leader may testify in his own defense. he was in federal court pleading not guilty to a new set of racketeering charges. the fbi says chow used his status as dragon head of the guinea gong tong to carry out criminal activities. chow's attorney says prosecutors are trying to pin crimes committed by others on his client. >> we've examined the charges and there's utterly, from our perspective at this time, n

o.k he was excused as he had to go to los angeles where he was scheduled to attend an office hearing to address the incident in which he allegedly made a false report of a bomb threat at los angeles international airport. >> gary:smith will not be charged in the l.a. county prosecutor wanted him to come in as a message that he can't do this again with his legal problems semingly wrapped up smith now awaits word for the nfl likely 2-4 games >> gary:the nba announced today that lebron james and the clevland cavaliers will play the miami heat. in miami. christmas day. it every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...

streets of los angeles transformed into a raging river. >> it's only getting worse. wrecks a central water main 30 inches in diameter burst monday afternoon creating a 15 foot hole and sending up to 10 million gallons of water surging into a busy street and onto the campus at a rate of 35,000 gallons per minute. all this coming at the height of the historic california drought. amount ofu have this water, it's like a flash flood. you never know was going to happen. renovated for $132 million submerged. crews plan to assess the extent of the damage today after working around the clock to protect the court. and water tracking cars in the underground parking lot. firefighters having to rescue five people. the campus resembling a waterpark. staircase awaiting poll. the quality of water that came out of these pipes is something i don't think we've ever seen on the campus. a complexhe leak is operation and utility officials say the water main break happened where two large pipes come together. >> on your side now with a consumer alert. the news from netflix. a new deal betw

. >> emergency crews are trying to stop a major water pipe break in los angeles for more than 24 hours. 24 million gallons of water has been released, 1,000 gallons a minute pill spilling on to sunset boulevard. officials say it could take up to two days to stop the leak from a pipe that is 100 years old. >> next - a major labour ruling against mcdonald's, and the consequences on small business owners >>> stefan a smith - temporarily tape off the air -- taken off the air for comments about domestic abuse. why some say the punishment does not go far enough. >>> in the battle over unions, a battle. the national labour relations board rules this monday -- mcdonald's could be responsible. paul miller is an attorney specialising in employment law, and he joins us. what does it mean for mcdonald's employees. >> this is a determination by general counsel to determine that yes, there's merit to the claim. there'll be a lot of litigation to follow. at the end of the press is the question of whether unions will grow the memberships by tens of thousands. >> the question of whether it's a joint em

nobody was injured in the crashes. >> let's take you back to los angeles now. crews at ucla are unable to fix the water main because valves are still leaking water. we're live with the latest efforts there. >> san francisco knows traffic and crowded streets well. sunset boulevard one of the most-crowded streets we're told it's going to be closed until friday or saturday. behind me, you can see the reason why the work is complicated. we're told crews are behind schedule. water continues to flow. 24 hours after the bursting of the pipe sent water into the air. dwp estimates 20,000 gallons of water have been lost. crews can't begin the repairs. >> just like the pipe is 90 plus years old, the valves are also 90 plus years old they don't work as they're intended to. >> this repair work is more complicated than thought. >> normally we'd replace pipe quickly. but this is where two pipes come together to create a lot of complexity for us >> it's bad news for commuters. sunset boulevard won't be reopening here at least several more days. >> we're going to work around th

in los angeles, william longness, fox news. >> skyfox over deadly accident in deptford, new jersey an 82 year old man has died. his car collided with a public works department dump truck. police say the man was making a u-turn on delsea drive at fox run road and the truck was behind him when it happened. the driver of the truck is not hurt and that crash is under investigation. >> two attacks today in a gaza push. palestinian death toll to more than 1300 people. strikes today hit a crowded shopping area in gaza city. earlier in the day, tank shells tour through the wall of un school packed with war refugees. at least 17 people died there and 90 more people were hurt. israeli officials say they will not leave gaza until all hamas' tunnel noose their country are destroyed. hamas says they won't stop the violence until the blockade is lifted. ♪ >> huge python on the prowl in south jersey. neighbors say it's snatching birds and targeting cats. now they're worried about little kids. what is being done to catch this illusive reptile. >> and marijuana refugees, local family moves to colora

. >> yesterday los angeles had the gusher, but our systems here in the bay area are much older. what is being done to make sure we don't have the next geyser. >> after the break i am tracking that triple digit heat. we saw some tonight, we will see more tomorrow. i will show you where. >>> police officer who was fired in connection with a protest got his job back. the firing stem from this clash three years ago. he fired a projectile into a crowd of people who were tried to help a iraq war veteran. he was reinstated today and he will receive back pay. >>> oakland's police chief decided to post two officers at city counsel meetings aftera man ininterrupted las -- after a man interrupted last night's meeting. that man climbed over the table and began complaining. no one was hurt and the man was escorted outside and arrested. >> it was a surprise. but, you know, this is the city of oakland. people are full of passion. >> it was startling. i wasn't afraid but i was startled. >> police say he had an outstanding warrant. the city obtained a restraining order to block him from future m

. >> let's take you back to los angeles now. crews at ucla are unable to fix the water main because valves are still leaking water. we're live with the latest efforts there. >> san francisco knows traffic and crowded streets well. sunset boulevard one of the most-crowded streets we're told it's going to be closed until friday or saturday. behind me, you can see the reason why the work is complicated. we're told crews are behind schedule. water continues to flow. 24 hours after the bursting of the pipe sent water into the air. dwp estimates 20,000 gallons of water have been lost. crews can't begin the repairs. >> just like the pipe is 90 plus years old, the valves are also 90 plus years old they don't work as they're intended to. >> this repair work is more complicated than thought. >> normally we'd replace pipe quickly. but this is where two pipes come together to create a lot of complexity for us >> it's bad news for commuters. sunset boulevard won't be reopening here at least several more days. >> we're going to work around th

. >> reporter: it's been an ongoing issue for the city of los angeles. and upgrading the water system to even a 100-year replacement cycle will cost $4 billion. money that taxpayers may not want to spend. on sunset boulevard, outside ucla, patrick healey reporting from nbc bay area news. >>> back here in the bay area, she's running for reelection in oakland today. a crowd of supporters joined mayor jean quan on the courthouse steps. she filed the official paperwork declaring her intent to run. she assumed office in 2011 and now faces a steep uphill battle with about 20 rivals challenging her for the job. the election is november 4. and a big upgrade for bart, and it's all about the oakland airport. catching a plane will soon be easier than ever. bart is now connecting its train to oakland international. this has been years in the making. how fast is it? and when does this officially open? >> reporter: well, good evening, raj. the tram will be coming by every four to five minutes. in a sense, you're almost always moving. no getting caught at a red light,

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. >> the leak into the bay seems wasteful in the wake of the massive water main break in los angeles that flooded most of the ucla campus. >> it burst under sunset boulevard, sending 20 million gallons of water surging into the streets and campus buildings. >> first, that never ending leak from our own aging water infrastructure here in the bay area. >> we're live where the pipe is leaking into the bay. it's been doing it for years. alisa? >> you can see the pipe leaking at 25 gallons per minute. by the end of the newscast, another 1,500 million gallons will be lost. it's in need of a fix. >> in 2012, a 78-year-old pipe split, dumping water into a neighborhood. in 2013 a water main brok

live in los angeles, danielle nottingham. allen, back to you. >> so expensive. danielle, i heard you say they haven't got the water completely shut off yet. why is that?! >> reporter: yeah. the problem that they are having right now is with the valves that stop the water from leaking. water officials say the valves are just as old as the pipes. so if they are not able to stop the valves from leaking, they do have a plan b and that's to bring in an inflatable plug to stop the water flow. but still, they have water leaking from two sources. they say it's spilling about 1,000 gallons a minute still so this is still a very big mess. >> can't afford to waste the water, either. danielle nottingham, thank you so much. >>> cars and more cars completely submerged. they are trapped in parking structures on ucla's campus. more than 700 vehicles are estimated to be damaged in this. today crews were working to pump out the water but that is going to be a very long process. three to four feet of water in the upper level of the parking structure down below in the lower levels,

i'm carolyn johnson in los angeles. jessica, back to you. >> thank you very much, carolyn. >>> fire crews are working to keep the el portel fire to reach a cluster of rare giant sequoia trees. they're the some of the oldest living things on earth. the fire scorched five square miles and is only about a third contained. tonight yosemite national park continues to remain open to visitors. >>> up next at 5:00, we'll take a look down the tracks towards b.a.r.t.'s newest destination. where this train is headed and why the ride will be unlike any other. >>> also -- >> more than 40,000 soccer fans are expected here in santa clara this weekend. many of them will be hungry and thirsty. and businesses are trying to get ready for the rush of people. i'm michelle roberts. that story is coming up. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. another hot day for the interior valleys. 94 right now and sunny skies. the full forecast. we'll let you know who will reach 101 degrees for your thursday in a few minutes. >>> a bay

live from los angeles and why it took so long to shut the water off and what may have caused the main to fail. >> reporter: we are live by the ucla campus. within the past hour the department of water and power doubled their estimate of the number of gallons lost from 10 million to 20 million while we are in a drought and they are saying the area won't be reopened, the break won't be fixed for 48 hours. >> reporter: this is ground zero. a 20-foot wide sink hole littered with what is left of the ruptured water main. but before repairs could begin, another problem. crews had to drain all this water from the hole. water that was still leaking in. >> just like the pipe is 90 plus years old, the valves are also 90 plus years old. >> reporter: for now a section of famous sunset boulevard north of ucla remains shut down, traffic rerouted. the chaos gave students here studying english here plenty to talk about. >> i think it is crazy. everyone around the campus is like influenced by this event. >> reporter: why did this break happen? those who live here say it is not just about aging pipes th

abc 7 news reporter robert hogan is live in los angeles. the pictures we shared with viewers yesterday, hard to believe. >> reporter: yeah, it was a pretty dramatic scene out here in westwood. the dwp now telling us that as much as 20 million gallons of water were spilled after that 90-year-old pipe burst right underneath sunset boulevard, setting up that geyser. they say they will probably be working on this repair job for at least another 48 hours. water continues to flow out of a broken water main that until recently was buried underneath the sunset boulevard. now the street is closed. a giant sinkhole remains and the cause of the break is under investigation. >> a lot of times it is corrosion related, but i can't tell you that for sure on this case. >> reporter: jim mcdaniel is the director of l.a. power and water. he says the water main break in the 90-year-old pipe caused 20 million gallons of water to spill onto city streets. >> this is one of our big eru eruptors. it's a big event for us. >> they toured the sinkhole this afternoon.

. >> reporter:ucla's pauley pavilion is drying out from flood los angeles - ucla's storied basketball arena pauley pavilion is drying out after the court was deluged by 10 inches of water when a 93- year-old water main burst angeles' westwood neighborhood. >> reporter:ucla chancellor gene block says workers were busy cleaning up and assessing damage from tuesday's flood. he says they hope to quickly floor. >> reporter:athletic director dan will play in pauley this fall, either on a refurbished or new court. the 49-year-old building containing precious artifacts from the john wooden era was renovated for $136 million less than two years ago. >> reporter: parking structures will also flooded creek no crews are trying to repair the roads with the water main ruptured at sunset boulevard. the expect it will take at least one other day to get the now get be rolled back to normal. to get the road back to normal fortunately no one was injured. >> pam: rob we can hear you now. >> reporter: 2 homes here on hampshire place one is destroyed and the other fairly damaged. get a quick look at it to

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live in los angeles, kirk hawkins, abc news. back to you. >> kirk, thank you so much. we have found millions of gallons of water leaking into the bay because of a broken pipe. coming up at 4:30, we'll show you how much is being lost and why there is no rush to fix it. >>> a member of san francisco's fire department is credited for tackling a car thief because of chaos on the city streets. police say a man stole his construction truck, hit several cars as he drove across the city. police spotted the man driving the wrong way on 11th street. he jumped out of the truck and started running, officers chasing, until a department staff member happened to see the ruk us and stopped the man. >>> the transportation agency board has approved a new contract with the muni operators union. today's vote ends a labor dispute that ended with a three-day stickout that created a mess for commuters last month. the new contract gives operators a 4.25% raise over three years and requires workers pay into their pension plans. the pay raise goes into effect in october. >>> golden gate bridge

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. >> brown: carter evans in los angeles. thanks, carter. in a moment, an unfinished battle from world war i to honor the americans who served. two medium cappuccinos! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, two espressos. make one a double. she's full and focused. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, one coffee with room, one large mocha latte, a medium macchiato, a light hot chocolate hold the whip, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. heh, heh. that's not the coffee talkin'. notice. >> reporter: "hiding in plain sight," like the modest monument to washington, d.c. veterans of world war i, off on the side of the national mall. it's kind of tucked away here, almost-- almost invisible. >> it is tucked away. it's interesting. it's very close to the world war ii memorial. very close to the korean, and the vietnam memorials. but it's very much forgotten, and in part, that's because it is a local memorial. >> reporter

live in los angeles, kirk hawkins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report tonight. >>> overseas now new developments in the ebola outbreak in africa, two peace corps volunteers are in isolation after having contact wtd man that died from the disease. neither is showing symptoms but they are withdrawing volunteers from liberia and sierra leone are pulling out. >> he told me that he wants everyone to understand that he knew when he went to liberia, that there were many diseases for which there are no cures. >> an american that died of ebola while working in liberia, he contracted it while caring for his sister there. >>> world news with diane sawyer will have more on ebola, and what officials are doing to keep it from spreading to the u.s. >>> a patient thief targeted a woman having dinner with friends in a kensington restaurant and it was all caught on tape. this is surveillance video from the tap bar and grill on north 2nd street, it was on july 19th when the suspect walked in and cased the area and chose a victim and then the man carefully grabbed her purse from the ba

. >> a massive cleanup is under way after a water main burst in los angeles. >> now we're hearing the cleanup will be lasting a while. kirk from ucla with just how long this will last. >> well alison, city officials just wrapped up a news conference a short time ago and they now say it could take at least 48 hours before this neighborhood in the ucla campus returns back to normal. >> the streets of los angeles transformed into a raging river. >> that sinkhole is getting bigger and bigger. >> a century old water main 30 inches in diameter burst monday afternoon create ag15-foot hole and sending gallons of water surging into a busy street and onto the campus at 35 gallons per minute. all this coming at the height of a historic california drought. >> when you have this water, it's like a flash flood. >> ucla's legendary basketball recently renovated for $132 million surged. crews plan to assess the damage today after working around the clock to protect the court. >> it's not nice to see. >> the flood of water also trapping hundreds of cars in the underground parking lots of ucla. firefig