>> the gasline lies on a hill above the freeway. the pipe burst created a crater in the earth five-by-five feet wife. the line was being hydrostat which hydrostatically tested when it filed. the failure caused water to shoot 50 feet high and wash mud down on highway 280. >> we had the entire freeway shut down northbound to remove a significant portion of the degree. we have a small amount and pg&e is working quickly and we should be open in 35 minutes. >> i think it's a good thing it was water going through the like and not gas. >> reporter: pg&e crews are pumping water from the area. there were no injuries. we're waiting for pg&e to tell us -- they were testing and

where this line actually goes. hopefully we'll have more information soon. the hoop patrol says it's going to take at least an hour longer for the crews to finish their work and they can open up all four lanes of highway 280. so anyone that wants to take highway 280 is being advised to take 101 instead and avoid delays. abc-7 news. >> now to the "occupy" oakland movement and the heated protest wednesday night. >> alan: a car hitting two pedestrians during the march was caught on video, and today the protester who was hit is speaking to abc-7 news. >> sergio talked with his this afternoon and joins us from oakland. sergio? >> it has been a painful week. the protester who was hit by the car during wednesday's demonstration tells me he spent 24 hours in the hospital, and now he is trying to find some answer. he is trying to figure out who the person was behind the wheel of that car, and why that driver

was not arrested. >> lance says he and a friend were on their way to get something to eat after participating in the general strike in oakland. they were noned basil very mercedes as they crossed the street with other marchers. >> everybody is working but you can't let us by? and that's when i was knocked down. and just -- >> reporter: you can see in the video, lance bangs on the hood of the car and then the car jolts forward. he suffered a lacerated kidney and a broken foot. he is happy to be alive and gets emotional about the support from friends. >> a lot of people showing support and a lot of love to both of us, and that's what is -- i don't know. >> reporter: he and his friend were both injured. he says her ankle was crushed we the car. the driver was not arrest by b.a.r.t. police, nor has his name been released. he drove off against calls

fromle a group of onlookers who demanded he be taken into custody. oakland police have taken over the case. a spokesperson tells us, according to the information i have, the driver was not under the influence and he was released by b.a.r.t. police officers so he did not flee the scene. b.a.r.t. police took the information from the driver and has forwarded that information to us. she says it's possible charges could be issued by the police after they investigate what happened. >> are you angry? >> yeah. because you can't hit people with your car. and just get up and just drive away, and then no one, like -- you can't do that, man. >> reporter: the spokesperson for oakland police tells us tonight their department is also very appreciative of b.a.r.t. police for helping them out in the situation because, of course, on wednesday, oakland police had their hands full with the ongoing general strike and that march. meanwhile, a citizen has filed a

complaint against b.a.r.t. police for the way they handled this incident, and an independent police auditor is now investigating. abc-7 news. >> the revolution will apparently be trademarked and put on t-shirts. shirts, mugs, and other merchandise with "occupy" locations and slogans are already for sale. the u.s. patent and trademark office received several applications from people seeking to own the word "occupy", and the slogan, "we are the 99%." >> alan: on to greece where the prime minister has agreed to resign and work with his party's main opposition to set up an interim government to deal with the country's debt crisis. the prime minister will step down after withdrawing his call for a referendum on a deal with other european nations to pay off greece's debt. many european leaders and greek lawmakers opposed holding a popular vote.

the crisis has implications for investors all over the world, including in the u.s. >> it's greece, and italy can knock us off our pins, and that's why the market pays so much attention to it, and everybody will breathe a sigh of relief tomorrow morning if there's a greek government in pace that can bass the bail yacht. >> greek representatives will meet with european financial ministers. >> muslims are celebrating the muslim festival in zachary face in santa clara, the holiday kicked off with several family events. the muslim community association expects 8,000 people to take part in the event, and includes a distribution of to the needy. >> helps people to learn and understand more of what sacrifice means. people when they get stuff, we're happy and overwhelmed.

but also teaches us humans when you give some, you should be even more happy because you are giving somebody to make somebody happy. >> the holiday follows haj. >> alan: some tragic news. five people are dead and two others hospitalized after a home-care facility for disabled people caught fire. it happened in monterey county. four adults were found dead and a fifth body was discovered this morning. amateur video shows the flames. three police officers suffered from smoke inhalation after trying to rescue people in the burning structure. >> no charges have been filed in the death of a teenage girl hit by two cars in san jose last night. she was struck while washing near pearl avenue around 8:00. police say both driver stayed at the scene and were cooperating. there's no evidence that drugs are alcohol were involved. a rare tremendous blor in

america's heartland. >> alan: the aftermath and damage from the 5.6 quake in oklahoma. >> growing dissatisfaction with the u.s. government and how it could affect the next elections. >> leigh: after a rather wet weekend, we're going dry out nicely, warm things up nicely. take a look at@(@(@(@(@(@(@(@(@(

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> in oklahoma crews assessing the damage from the historic quake got a first, hand look at a home at the epicenter. >> all these cracks in the driveway is from the earthquake. >> first responders in lincoln county described the scene as frightening. a new state record. in almost 60 seconds the family lost almost every prized possession. ten aftershocks followed. no reports of severe injuries or deaths. >> it's going to be another long cold night for thousands of people in the chilly northeast. more than 100,000 are still without power in connecticut after the freak october snowstorm. now more than a week later, another setback. the state's main electric

utility announced it will not deliver on its promise to restore power to customers by midnight tonight. >> in italy six people are dead following severe flooding. five victims drowned after flood waters swept through the lobby of a hotel. one-third of the average rainfall in genova came down in six hours. and smoke from a fireworks display could be to blame for a massive pileup in the uk. seven people were killed and 51 injured in the crash. initial reports suggest fog and wet road surfaces were to plame but police zeroed in on a fireworks show after reports from witnesses. >> americans are more frustrated than ever with the federal government. >> alan: how will that translate in the next eflex the -- election? the good and bad news for the candidates. >> mike: 49ers continue to win ugly. red copies their latest victim.

and the raiders are losing ugly. oakland got

>> the public is greeting election year 2012 with a big thumbs down for government and a

less than enthusiastic greergt the current state of candidates. >> alan: with one year to go can things turned around? >> reporter: a year from today, november 6, 201, americans head to the polls to re-elect president obama or send a yet to be determined republican to the white house. while, as a country we're vastly divided we have one trait in common. we're unhappy with the government, and a washington post poll out sunday shows 80% of us are dissatisfied with the federal government. and of those, 31% of flatout angry, and all-time high. who is to blame? the poll shows 35% blame republicans in congress. 32% the president. and 26% say republicans and the president are equally at fault. for president obama, his approval rating is just at 44% but his re-election may rest on another big number, the unemployment rates. for republicans, it's more muddy. i with the iowa caucuses two

monthses away, the field was erratic. herman cain remains a front runner. in texas, there were few sparks between cane and his opponent, nut gingrich, but expain the press corps? that was another story. >> that's our message. >> gingrich is up in the latest polls as mitt mitt remains stock at 24%. rick perry's new hampshire speech was so curious it went viral. >> bring it. >> reporter: just as michele bachmann's campaign manager labeled her out of money and ideas. it is a long unusual campaign cycle with 365 days to go. >> here's something you like to here. gas prices are heading back down. the national average is 3.43 a gallon. that's down four cents in two weeks. albuquerque has the lowest average price. l.a. has the highest at 3.83.

the lowest average price in california is 3.71 in bakersfield. statewide average is 3.80. >> alan: l.a. stoled san francisco's crown for the highest prices. >> they can have it. >> leigh: we broke out into sunshine today after a wet, wet saturday night, and you can clearly see that -- well, maybe not because it's dark because of the time change. official sunset time was at 5:00 6. but we're also starting to see clearing out that i want to show you live doppler 7 hd, because, wouldn't you know it, there's one little cell right there moving through the fairfield area. we'll probably move through the higher elevations around concord to maybe the diablo range so keep that in mind, in the next 20-30 minutes, maybe a few sprinkles there that's about it because the storm system has moved out of the area. here's a look at highs for today. those northwesterly winds behind that front really pick up today,

so keeping the chill in the air. santa rosa, 58. 60 in map -- napa. 59 in livermore and antioch at 58 degrees. currently we have started to drop down. going to be a cool one tonight. 53 in san francisco. fremont, 55. 52 in livermore. so, we will look for the clear skies, radiational cooling so get ready for cold overnight temperatures, especially in the north and east bay locations. patchy valley fog and some could be dense. keep that in mind, especially early travel tomorrow morning, and really confined mainly north bay locations. santa rosa, down towards ignacio valley, and the east bay. warmer day for monday and then dry and mild temperatures for tuesday, election day. cool night. traps -- translating to

radiational cooling and valley fog. 48 for san francisco. half moon bay, the fog there, 40 degrees, and interior east bay, such as livermore, 39 overnight low temperature tonight. high pressure will keep the storm track to the north of us, so we'll enjoy some dry and warm string of days. monday, tuesday, in through wednesday, and then after that, this high will start to break down and that will open the door to another storm system that will bring us rain thursday, friday, and possibly next weekend. so enjoy tomorrow. fairfield, 63. 62 for san jose. at the coast, mid-to-upper 50s. half moon bay, 57. some snipe tomorrow for san francisco. 58 daly city. 61, santa rosa, sonoma, 60s in the east bay as well. upper 50s to near 60.

oakland, 61. 62 for fremont. interior east bay, low 60s. 672 for concord as well as danville and look for 60 tomorrow for accept cruz. election day, coming up really quickly. monday and tuesday, dry, and mild conditions, so tuesday, election day, looks great. thursday, friday, veterans day, the clouds thicken, the rain returns, and we cool down next weekend. >> thank you, leigh. >> alan: it wasn't pretty but harbaugh is not trying to win a beauty pageant. >> mike: are you cheating off my paper again? i see how you got through the university of texas. 49ers are winning ugly and they don't okay. with today riz win over washington they're 7-1 and the first six, game win streak since 1997. david akerr. 4-4 today. 3-0 niners in the second. frank gore cannot be stopped. 27 yards here. 107 on the day.

franchise record fifth straight 100-yard game for mr. gore. defense has been stout. willis forces a fumble. redskins had three turnovers. next play, alex smith hits bruce miller out of the backfield. touchdown. his first. skips haven't scored in more than 59 minutes. graham gets them on the board with the 59 yarder. the skins put it to eight but vernon davis recovers the onside kick. the 49ers, a 19-11 victory. >> the last two games haven't been pretty, but we still managed to come out with a win, and that's what it's all about. when you turn on the film, you see guys playing hard-nosed football. >> mike: that's what alan stayed. today, my money was on the raiders but the raiders got

tebowed. he threw 0 couple of t.d. passes, this one on the way to decker. ran for 118. 7-3 broncos in the first in the second, check out this by palmer. threading the needle. outstanding catch by reese. the receiver turned fullback. raiders up 17-7 at the half. palmer strikes again in the third. raiders up 10. broncos answer with ten straight to tie and it then the backbreaker in the fourth. eddie royal on the punt return, is gone. horrible tackling all day by the raiders. denver up 7, and willis mcgahee with the nail in the coffin. denver ran wild for 297. broncos, 24 unanswered points. raiders are 4-4 after the loss. >> everybody has to do their job. that's just the bottom line. got to take care of your responsibilities, and we didn't do that today.

>> i just put that pressure on myself more than anybody else to try to get better and to try to improve and ultimately find a way to get a victory, no matter how it looks, and today it was a special one. >> mike: i said last night on game game, don't be surprised to alabama stays in the top five. bcs rankings released. lsu at the to bama drops from second to third and stanford remains at four, and boise state is number five. stanford hosts oregon on saturday. >> harding park and the charles schwab cup. final event on the champions tour. tomleyman has the points lead. bogeys 18. then blake, needs to get up and down on the par-4. tough angle to the pin. now for the win. blake, 8-under, wins by two strokes.

and tom lehman wins the schwab cup and a million dollar annuity for his efforts. >> nascar's chase for the sprint cup in texas where tony stewart won his second straight race and fourth in the chase, edging carl edwards by two seconds. now three points back. what an upset for the man they call smoke. >> surfer kelly slater, won his 11th world title today at ocean beach. advancing to the quarterfinals. he got the title today. >> alan: he pointed out. >> mike: good sportsmanship, came back and won it today. >> "puss in boots" claws its way to the top of

>> what are you doing sneer did you lose your ball of yarn? [laughter] >> so funny. >> "puss in boots" pounces on the box office. the film earned $33 million. the shrek spinoff topped the major releases. >> and tower opened in second place with $25 million.

a harold and kumar 3-d christmas was in third. and in time rounded off the top five. that's it force abc-7 news,. >> thanks for joining us, see captioned by closed captioning services inc.