>> i happened to see the news when i woke up. >> reporter: calvin zachary told me he had a bad feeling when he saw the little red car on the morning news, the one involved with an amc transit bus, the same kind of car, his 27-year-old daughter kelley lives. >> i just noticed a red vehicle and i just had a gut feeling i probably needed to get over there and see what was going on and i got the bad news. she was a very loving, caring, sweet young lady. and i couldn't ask for god to give me a better child in my kelly. >> zachary says kelly celebrated her 27th birthday just last month, she was going to nursing classes at night and working at the irs during the day. police say it appears that kelly's car entered ashby from a side street and was on the

driver's side by the bus. >> it was possibly a run of a stop sign, we just don't know at this point. we do know that the police have collected the video from on board the bus, there are several different camera angles and they will use that to determine what happened. >> reporter: the car careened into a home on ashby avenue. >> i heard a bang and then i heard it hit -- my car there was in the driveway and then the porch, and then i heard the boom which was probably hitting the house next door. >> calvin said he just to be an ac bus driver, whose routes include emeryville and berkeley. right now all he can think about is the daughter he lost. >> like i said, she's going to be truly missed. this is the worst day of my live. truly. >> reporter: and we're back live here, you can see the city of berkeley has put a red tag on this home, deemed it unsafe to occupy, at least for now. there were only two people on that bus, including the driver.

he will undergo routine drug and alcohol testing. ac transit describes him as an experienced, well-liked driver, shaken by what happened here today. investors remain nervous as stocks plunged again today, extending a streak of losses. the turmoil started last friday as investors worried about signs of rising inflation, the dow jones industrial average closed down more than 1,000 points again today, a 10% loss from the record that it hit two weeks ago. the s&p was down nearly 101 points and the nasdaq fell 205 points. on the up side, twitter has done something it has never done before, turn a profit. it made $94 million, quite a

turn around when twitter lost $167 million. this is the first profitable quarter for twitter since it went public two years ago. heavily armed s.w.a.t. officers won s went look for a f home invaders, the suspects were tracked to vallejo where they crashed their car. as eric thomas reports, three suspects were caught, but two others are still on the loose. >> reporter: all five suspects were in this mini van which crashed into another car this morning near the intersection of redwood and couch street. this nearby florist heard the collision. >> we heard a loud bang and i ran out to the front and saw the minivan with damage, of course. and kids just came out, or young adults, like cockroaches and

went everywhere. >> reporter: police say three of the assailants were caught right away, right outside linda's floral shop. >> one was caught by the cop and pinned him down, and asked him please don't move, i'll break your arm if you move. >> reporter: but two others went into this neighborhood, heavily armed officers went door to door looking for a light skinned black male and a black female both wearing dark clothing. the pursuit may have ended in vallejo, but it end in -- a man was shot and wounded here. less than two hours later, they struck again at a home on melcom lane. >> at 6:45, they were there was home invasion robbery in a different part of town, where people were tied up and a man was shot and killed. >> reporter: that makes this a homicide case that explains why not one but two s.w.a.t. teams were called out.

s.w.a.t. teams went door to door, but they couldn't locate the suspects. >> we do know that one of the homes did have evidence of marijuana growing, so it's going to take a little bit more time to investigate what happened. >> reporter: police say the two are armed and dangerous and you should call local police if you spot them. sheriff's deputies have three men in custody, all are being booked on charges of homicide. their i'd it tdentities have no been released. a woman had a protective order against her boyfriend when he shot and killed her. sylvia sanchez diaz was shot by her boyfriend. both died at the scene. police in mountain view are investigating a shooting that left bullet holes in a bank's windows. officers shut down grand road and el camino real yesterday.

no one was hurt. police have not determined why the shooting happened but it was not part of a robbery attempt. the road reopened after officers processed the teen. flaring at -- contra costa officials were notifid about a problem about 7:45 this morning, staff monitored the situation, they did not issue a shelter in place order. air quality inspectors also said it's not clear skies what chemicals were involved in this event, but they will issue notices -- chevron issued statements saying that flares are a highly regulated safety device and they described this as an isolated inciden. a water main break in san mateo today. a 12-urinch feeder pipe broke a elk camino real and 5th avenue. it flooded streets, homes and

st. luke's catholic school. water quality and water service in the area have not been affected. david lui will have a live update on news at 5:00. so far today we don't have any official reports of record highs, but it's been very warm with temperatures in record territory, so let's take a look. sunny skies over the bay area, and so far we have highs of 79 at clover dale, 78 at gilroy, 77, santa rosa 74. 73 in oakland. so we'll see if we have any records, we're certainly very close. this is t san 72, oakland 70. mountain view 73. this is a view looking westward from emeryville. 70s in napa, and liver moore,

we'll still see upper 50s to near 60 as midnight approaches, but in the early morning hours the temperature will drop a little bit more and tomorrow will start with another potentially record setting day. early this morning, berkeley police cleared out a homeless camp in front of old city hall. martin luther king jr. way was closed for a couple of hours for this planned operation. officials say the encampment was cleared because of security concerns. people living there say the camps were clean. >> i do not condone drugs or alcohol or anything of that kind around us. >> there was a fire here the other day at old city hall, not associated with two clean camps, and so the city decides punish everybody. >> one person was arrested in connection with that fire and

berkeley police posted notices telling campers outside old city hall to clear out immediately. san francisco is suing the state over a law that exempts ride sharing drivers from having to obtain business licenses in every city where they work. city attorney dennis seeking an injunction uber customers who opened the app were unable to access the service, many made complaints to uber, the outage lasted a few minutes and uber responded to those who went on social media to complain. justin trudeau landed in san francisco today, but he's not just on a tour, who he's trying to lur oe out of california and into canada.

plus the fight over warning labels and coffee shops is, should coffee shops be required to warn you about cancer risks. is he worth the big buck sn diseas diseas diseas . right now, it's hella traffic. on 101 in san jose, this is southbound and northbound is moving nicely, if you're going in that direction, you're just enjoying life. 880 over the t

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canada's prime minister justin trudeau kicked off his two-day trip to california by meetiby -- he's here to pitch canada where american tech firms can do business. hi, leann? >> what can i say? it's like following a rock star today. people in this area not being too enamored of politicians, the canadian prime minister is the exception. if that works in his favor when meeting with tech ceos, i would say he did very well today. >> prime minister justin trudeau arrived in the bay area to pitch canada, as a friendly and perhaps compassionate place for american companies to do

business. he acknowledged today that the heats debate over immigration may work in his favor. >> we have access to markets around the world with the trade deals we're signing, we have an educated workforce that does incredibly great work. >> to assure tech companies that canada didn't have a visa problem and promised low taxes, now given president trump's immigration policies, these bay area companies are concerned they won't be able to hire the needed foreign workers. elliott smith is with the canadian studies program at uc berkeley. >> immigration has always been seen as something essential to help populate canada and help move the economy forward. >> reporter: trudeau was greeted by a large group of people waiting for him outside. he had just met with sales force ceo mark

he announced he will invest over $2 million in canada over the next five years. >> we'll grow our business there and continue to expand in canada. >> reporter: the prime minister also came to assure companies that he still very much supports nafta, the trade agreement between u.s., canada and mexico. >> we are engaging in negotiations right now that i will not do in public, but i can assure canadians as they well know, i will always stand up for the interests of canadian businesses including canadian small businesses and that's something we will not flinch on and will affect how we move forward on nafta. >> he meets with the ceo jeff bezos, and tomorrow he will have

a meeting with the governor and mayor. he's hoping to go home with new opportunities for collaboration. live in the newsroom. a legal battle over coffee is percolating. a consumer group entered immediate ymediation today with sellers over whether to post health notices about their product. the issue is with a chemical that is a by product of the roast i roasting process. a a so joining us to talk about this more, because everybody's going, oh, my goodness i drink coffee. marsha cohen, thank you for coming in. let's start with this, in the amount that we talk about the

chemical in coffee that's a by product of the roasting process of coffee. i know it can harm mice in large doses. what is the harm proven? >> there's no proven direct harm to humans and we're expoeszed to the chemical in lots of carbo hi hydrate products that are cooked at high temperatures. >> it's in those as well, right? >> correct. >> i'm wondering, do the warning battles just go from industry to industry, first this product, then they find a different industry? >> well, the problem is that prop 65 allows not just government but private individuals to enforce the law. there's some benefits to that because government can't deal with everything. on the other hand, the benefits to people who are bringing these lawsuits, are financially considerable.

so that incentivizes people to bring them and as a result we will have warning labels all over the place. >> so what do we know about the cancer research on this topic? >> i actually don't know anything about them. they're obviously not one of the environmental groups we all know about. sierra club and nrdc and all these groups which haven't, i think, considered that prop 65 will help us that much in the environment because it doesn't require you remove the toxin, it simply requires warnings. >> warnings? >> correct. >> from the perspective of sellers, you would think someone wouldn't want it, this could affect someone's buying choice. we have gotten quite used to prop 65 warnings, right? >> the only time i have ever seen anyone do any type of double take that have seen the warnings, when i have walked into a hotel, with a bunch,

actually amusingly a bunch of law professors at a conference saying, what's the problem here? they're serving you liquor later. >> when you dive more another time into the prop 65 issue and it's applications, we just want to say real quickly, there are a lot of positive aspects to coffee that have been established. >> correct. >> go ahead and don't let this stop you. i want to say thanks to marsha cohen for coming in. let's turn to the forecast now, spencer christian, we have had some beautiful weather as we head into the weekend, what are we looking at? >> more of the same for one more stay, but the weekend will bring some changes, right now we have sunny skies and mild to warm conditions all across the bay area. what a view over the mt. tam area a across the bay. and we may have near record temperatures tomorrow. breezy and cooler this weekend, which is the change. overnight look for clear skies

with low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s, maybe in the mid 50s in some locations, and tomorrow looking at highs once again in near record territory, we'll see upper 60s on the coast. a little cooler on the coast or will be. right on the bay, inland, we may still see some records, mid 70s in the warmest locations. let's look at weather wellness. tree pollen will be moderate tomorrow. weed pollen, grass pollen, mold spores are low so that's good news, a look at air quality, generally tomorrow and saturday we'll see moderate air quality in the north bay and the central bay and the coast. good air quality inland east and south bay tomorrow. and santa clara valley on saturday, the next couple of days we're looking at decent air quality. no real concerns there. now winds, over the weekend, it will be quite gusty, especially on saturday, we'll see gusts on saturday evening, up to 40 miles

an hour or higher, in places like napa and fairfield. 20-mile-per-hour gusts in other regions. the wind will taper off a little bit early saturday, but then by saturday evening it will be back up again on the coast. notice the next seven days in san jose, 72 degrees tomorrow, but upper 60s on saturday and sunday, still above average, but a dropoff nonetheless, right around average on monday, and temperatures will rise again on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. that's a pattern that we'll see generally speaking over the next six days. down near average temperatures on monday, then rising once again to well above average, temperatures on tuesday, wednesday and thursday, so here's the accuweather seven day forecast, the coolest day will be monday, although the breeziest pattern, the windiest pattern will be over the weekend. and then temperatures bounce back by midweek and next

wednesday, valentine's day, we'll be looking at some heart felt warmth across the area, 70 degrees inland, upper 60s near the bay. still a mild dry pattern of lovely weather, but much dryer than average and we need some rainfall pretty desperately for sure. check this out, snails, crawling on your skin, could be a nightmare for some, but for others it's special. we'll explain. 49ers quarterback jimmy garofalo is now signed to the biggest contract in the nfl. we want to know what you think about it. go to abc7news.com/vote. you can see real time results. jimmy is not a nightmare, he's just beautiful. the nightmare was the snails. we'll get the vote thing right there. hella nervous, hella

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the 49ers officially made jimmy garofalo their quarterback today. he was awarded a five-year contract worth $137.5 million. largest deal in nfl history for now until other qb's contracts come up. let us know what you think of the deal, and see your vote move our mood meter at the bottom of your screen. we're still only marginally stoked. garofalo came over on a mid season trade to the 49ers. he inchjected energy and life a hope.

he's given his fan base a lot of hope after a lot of years of truly dreadful football. our viewers, that's a little over 50% that is a little nervous. i would be stoked, you should be happy. my opinion. you can vote for the next few hours, we'll have the tallies on nbc 7 "news at 6:00." some people think it's a lot of money for a guy who's only started seven games in his entire career. but the truth is the niners had no choice, you had to franchise jimmy g. if signed him to a terrible deal, that would be a -- look at the mess the red skins created when they did that with kurt cousins, epic fail. now they have the guy they believe will be their quarterback for the next decade. pandemonium for the super bowl champion eagles.

a massive crowd lined the streets to cheer the first super bowl win in 50 years. they went crazy as star tight end took the podium at a post parade rally. >> as i stand here today and look out here, i think y'all are more than crazy. y'all truly are the best football fans in the world and you make it a joy and a pleasure to play for you. >> that was carson wentz. police did not release an official crowd estimate. look at all these people. >> at the art museum. >> they speculated there was close to 2 million fans in philly today. >> eagles, yeah. congratulations. how about this one, larry, the new list of words added to the

oxford english dictionary is now out and social media users are probably familiar with a lot of them. among the highlights are snowflake, which is used as an insulting term for a person characterized as easily awfuled. mansplaining, the act of a man speaking to a woman in a condescending way. and hangry, which is hungry and angry at the same time. 11 new words were added this year. a father is one step to getting his son back after his mother took him to brazil five years ago. and the dad who went after and the dad who went after the fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together

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and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30, level armed police went door to door searching for a suspect wanted in connection with a santa rosa crime spree. two people were shot during home invasions and one of the victims died. police caught three suspects

after a chase that ended in vallejo, two suspects are still at large. laura anthony spoke with the father of 27-year-old kelly zachary. kelly zachary was killed today in an accident with an mc transit bus. abc news reporter david lui tweeted this photo of the mess that was created by a water main break at el camino real. will law mamakers come up w a solution to prevent a shutdown? >> it's the biggest spending bill since the economic stimulus in 2009 and it has bipartisan support in the senate. but that doesn't mean that the government will be up and running tomorrow. it's going to be a long night. the deadline to keep the government open is midnight, despite the senate's best efforts to offer a bill that

offers perks to both democrats and republicans, the house could tank the bill. it may lead to another shutdown showdown. >> it doesn't contain everything that democrats want or everything that the republicans want but it's a good deal for the american people. >> the bill includes funding for opiod dream, but the spending hawks say they can't vote on a package that raises the deficit and the democrats are furious that the bill doesn't contain a solution for dreamers, those that were brought to the country as children. nancy pelosi gave an eight-hour speech for the house to act before the daca requires on march 5. >> we have beliefs and we're willing to fight for them on the floor of the house. >> reporter: but today, pelosi walked the line, she won't vote yea for the senate bill, but encourages the house to vote for

it. >> reporter: the bill increases domestic spending by $300 billion over two years. >> for months now we have been working to give the military the resources it needs to keep the peace. this bill delivers on that commitment. >> reporter: the senate bill does not include funding for a border wall. earlier this week the president said he would rather see a shutdown than a bill that doesn't include an immigration solution. but as of yesterday, he's told democrats and republicans to vote for the bill and they'll get to immigration later. well fresh off setting that record in washington, d.c., house minority leader nancy pelosi says she was not focused on making history, but on giving a voice to daca recipients. the democratic leader spoke for eight straight hours, the longest continuous speech in the house chamber. >> it didn't even occur to me. when you're talking that it seems shorter. it's when you're listening that

it seems -- >> so true. pelosi brushed off questions about whether her feet hurt from all of the standing or how her voice was holding up. now more information on the years long international kidnapping case, a father is trying to get his son back after his wife took the child to brazil in 2015. now the child's grandparents have been arrested. >> reporter: dr. chris brand fighti ining to bring his 8-yead son nico home to houston. he says the boy was taken by his mother to her native brazil five years ago for what was supposed to be a visit. but she refused to bring him back. >> i said if i could just see him, if i could just be in his life, that he wouldn't forget me. if there's anything that gets me a step closer to having my son home, then i'm all for it. >> reporter: and he may be closer because of what experts call an unprecedented

development in the case. fbi agents arresting nico's grand parents when they landed in miami this week, prosecutors charging them with international parental kidnapping and spooe s conspiracy for allegedly helping their daughter relocate nico. now the grandparents facing the same charges, he feelings like he finally has some leverage. >> it's the first time in five years that i had a glimmer of hope that maybe my son might come home. >> and nico's grandparents are now being held in a federal detention facility, a bail hearing is scheduled for monday and they could each face up to five years in prison if convicted. the michigan dad who tried to attack disgraced olympics doctor in court, and he is saying thanks but no thanks to a

$31,000 gift. randy rushed nassar in court, nassar sexually assaulted his three daughters. someone started a go fund me account. margraves wasn't involved in that effort and says that anything that's collected will go to victims of physical abuse. we'll tell you where mack is coming up. and the earth's magnetic field could be in the process of flipping, what it means and why you might not need to be worried. our weather pattern isn't flipping yet or friendshlipping over the sky, we have some beautiful days to come,

scientists say there's a good chance the earth's magnetic field is in the process solve flipping, which means that compasses will point nortsouth instead of north. >> reporter: boy, when you see a graphic like this with all kinds of -- a scientist standing next to the earth and he's moving his hands like this, you kind of think something big is happening. >> it's not something to lose sleep over. >> reporter: we're talking about the earth's mag nettic field, all these wavy lines here, it

tells our compasses where north is. and more important, it's a life saving field. >> it protects us from the highly energetic particlesticles come from the sun we're lucky that we have the magnetic field. >> reporter: but this where scientist eric ivans gets to the problem, our magnetic field may be in the process of flipping. are we talking about a total flip, north is south and south is north? >> we'll all of a sudden be looking at ecuadoecuador. >> as it flips, the field's ability to protect u radiation will be -- >> reporter: it's not all gloom and doom, even if the earth's magnetic field does flip, it doesn't mean your world is going to be turned upside down. >> i'm sure the earth will be operating in a perfectly fine

mode. >> we might see the aurora in california. >> reporter: but nobody's certain about this because it last happened 750,000 years ago. all their fancy computer models show that our current magnetic field won't complete livan initiate. >> there's a parti parti p field that will protect us. >> all your magnet also stay on the fridge? >> yes. >> reporter: whew. i like that story. the weather may not be magnetic, but i am attracted to it. it's kind of lovely. here's your live doppler 7, we have sunny skies, our clear sky pattern will remain with the temperatures in the upper 40s, and then tomorrow, much warmer than average, although we may not set records, it will be

quite mild with highs in the upper 60s at the coast, upper 60s and low 60s around the bay, maybe a few 70s in the warmest inland locations. our chances of rain in the next seven days, near zero, despite when we look ahead on the computer animation, a little system is going to work its way up from the south and produce rain in southern california by tuesday, and then some snow over in the sierra, but it doesn't look like it's going to get any farther north than monterrey. in the san francisco bay area, no rain in sight for the next seven days. sunny skies, we'll have a breezy and cooler pattern coming over the weekend. temperatures will drop down to almost average on monday, oh, my gosh, can you believe that? it's going to get cooler. but it's going to warm up again by valentine's day which is wednesday. >> it's not exactly a polar plunge, right? >> i don't like to polarize my audience. >> we can't keep up with this guy.

>> nor do we want to. would you let snails crawl all over your face in the name of beauty? this is asked by a man who's sitting here wearing makeup. a bizarre new treatment. it's tax time and for many here in the bays area, it means

what would you do in the name of beauty, believe it or not, it includes a common visitor to your garden, snails. here's a slithering secret that actually has some science behind it to get glowing skin. >> reporter: something about snail slime is good for your skin. maggie is game. >> that sounds kind of fun. >> reporter: to us it's just snail excretions, but if you break it down, the trails that snails leave behind have multiple anti-aging properties. all properties that promote anti-aging and rejuvenation.

>> my skin's really sagging a little bit. and have a few sun spots. >> reporter: but the studies have been done in the lab and not on the skin, so the medical jury is still out. in the meantime, snail slime has spawned a craze in beauty products. >> i'm going to be applying a snail mask on you. >> reporter: you can find snail trails in masks, eye creams and serums, ranging in price from $6 to $600. the government doesn't regulate these products so it's hard to know if you're getting what you're paying for. and some are finding skin irritation after treatment. >> we don't know if it's just regular moisturizers moisturizes produ product. >> reporter: use aloe gel from the natural plant to see if it helps. >> if you have something you

want to treat with a snail slime, if you've got a snail, put it on your face, i dare you. i'm going to pass on that for you. but other more important consumer news for anyone who's driving a general motors truck, there's air bag inflate fors. >> michael finney is here with the details on that. >> it's like this could be its own segment of "7 on your side." general motors is once again asking the united states government for permission to avoid a recall. it's the company's third request involving potentially deadly tacada air bag inflaters. gm says the front passenger inflaters were custom made for its trucks by tacada, but says none of them have blown apart in extensive lab testing. gm says it could safe as much as

a billion dollars. nearly 7 million gm vehicles could be recalled. if you live in california, you could be in debt to the irs to the tune of $7,000. a study found that san franciscoians are the most likely americans to owe taxes. the study found 25% of taxpayers in san francisco will owe taxes when they file this year. there is some good news, though. for those who do receive a refund, san francisco comes in at number six for the largest amount back from uncle sam, just shy of $3,500. americans are expected to spend more this year on valentine's day than they did last year, the national retail federation says american consumers will spend on average $143. add that up and it comes to $19.6 billion, up nearly a billion and a half over last year. the most popular gifts include candy, greeting card flowers and

an evening out and in case you're still making up your mind, those who are receiving the gifts say they want the evening out, not the other stuff. very high, like 65%. >> so now you know. >> that's surprising, all right, michael. an old san francisco free favorite just got a facelift and is back open this weekend. >> we show you the new and improved randall museum. >> the randall museum has always had a great perch in corona heights park. now the views looking inside are just as nice as the ones looking inside. $9 million brought a lot of improvements to the museum. go to the basement and you'll find a model train exhibit that's been behind closed door since 1991. today it will be open to everyone. the museum is a science and education center. it's home to 100 animals that can't survive in the wild and their habitas got upgrades. >> here we have the desert

exhibit, we have a turtle, iguana and rabbit. and people can see them, kids and families can actually touch the animals. >> and they can hear them too. >> their house just got renovated, they're thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens on sunday from 10:00 to 2:00. on saturday, you can learn to light saber, and it's free. an intro class to get into the class. a biomechanic saber is provided. and kind of working backward through the weekend, friday is the opening gala for the sf beer week. it starts at pier 35 and we're told 120 breweries from the region will be there. and yes, you can sample all you want. just make sure you're alert wfo that light saber class, it

probably doesn't make now the cats lost in the north bay fire is finally coming back with his original family, the story you'll see only on abc7 news, just ahead. right now dan's ahead on abc7 news at 5:00. >> the floodwater was toxic. >> this didn't have to happen. >> cars submerged, people rescued nearly a year after that massive flooding in san jose. some say it's time to pay out. and did someone put out an apb for linus, the sketch that may

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coaster. >> reporter: all because of 3-year-old mack, who's had quite an odyssey, to fire burn victim, to shelter cat, to disputed cat. another couple adopted him and then declined to give him up despite a $100 dna test and a law that protects the owners of last animals. two days ago her family finally went public and threatened a legal case. the sonoma county animal shelter had no money to force a return. >> it was a challenging situation for i think everybody involved. >> reporter: the family had hoped for a solution for close to a month. after shelby's interview, a social media rally followed, mack even got his own #. shelby's quest to get mack home became symbolic. >> america just wants something right to happen. >> reporter: the family that adopted mack never excellented pexcellented -- commented publicly, but

yesterday whether due to media pressure or legal pressure, they gave the cat up. and as this photo of the moment, emotional for shelby too. >> we just want to thank them for doing the right thing, at the end of the day, they did the right thing and we feel for them. >> so cute. shelby told us that when mack came home last night, he ran first to nuzzle his sister darcy. family matters even to cats. david gwyneth says zeus ran away two years ago, but found out that someone had his dug, the person refused to give the dog back and he was considering legal action, but last night zeus was surrendered at an animal shelter. now he says he's going to buy

zeus a gps collar. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. within 20 minutes we had about four feet of water in the backyard. >> and her stuff was ruined and water diverted into the street. this san mateo water main break is also affecting a school and whether it will reopen now is anyone's guest. an mc transit bus crashes into a home. >> one woman called for help from the bathroom. and the deal that just made jimmy garofalo the highest paid player in nfl history. traffic is still snarled in san mateo after a water main broke and flooded a church, homes and a school just before classes were set to start. it's a mess. >> the floodwater has done substantial property damage and it has raised questions about our aging networks of water

pipes. >> this mess is happening on el camino real and notre dame. abc7 is live at the scene with david lui with the very latest on this. >> reporter: cleanup crews have been very hard at work in floodwaters that were two to three feet high just a couple of hours ago. crews have been trying to repair that pipe that broke almost 10 hours ago, not only leaving the water three feet high here, but in a house basement around the corner. it was a 12-inch cast iron pipe first installed in 1955 broke and flooded a church and school. then as drains got clogged from mud and debris, the water found its way to backyards and a basement. >> nine months ago we moved in and we lost absolutely everything. >> reporter: these are photos of her flooded 1,800 square feet