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the sixteen-inch cast-iron pipe.. burst sometime before 9 th breaking news this noon. a water main break making a mess of an east bay neighborhood. the 16" cast iron pipe burst sometime before 9 a.m. in oakland. chopper 5 showing the large gaping sinkhole it caused. things have mostly dried out for now. and check out this cell phone video from earlier this morning just obtained by kpix 5 that shows water gushing through streets like roaring rapids flooding yards and driveways and leaving a few cars partially submerged. this is all happening on montana street and diamond avenue right near the 580 on- ramp. >> it's disrupted water service all around the area. 12 customers including two apartment buildings are without water. and it could stay that way for hours. east bay m.u.d. tells us they have no estimated time for when water service will be fully repaired. and they shut down the freeway on-ramp at 580 at the intersection of diamond and montana. >> we don't know when the break

itself occurred. but it caused a sinkhole and as you can see it caused buckling this morning. so we heard there was water rushing down the streets and it went to -- there have been reports of property damage. >> that pipe that burst is more than 80 years old. don ford reports. this happened several months ago about a block away but never nearly this bad. with three days left to register to vote in california, there's a push to get people signed up. kpix 5's maria medina found one bay area transit company helping out by coming to you. >> reporter: at first glance, there's nothing out of the ordinary about this office. >> put your party preference signature there and you're good to go. >> reporter: a wider view shows the desk and chairs don't belong here. now let's take outside and you will see that's because this is

actually a bus. >> what's behind us is the ac transit voter registration bus. >> reporter: for the last few weeks this ac transit bus hit neighborhoods in alameda and contra costa counties helping people register to vote. >> you complete the entire registration process directly on board. it takes no more than 10 minutes and you're off to your day. >> reporter: not only is this bus going to hit several neighborhoods in the next 72 hours, but they also plan to go to several big events. >> for the warriors game, berkeley for the street fair from berkeley to oakland and sunday back to oracle arena staged outside the kanye west concert. >> reporter: ac transit did this back in the 2008 presidential election and they are doing it again because they say there's a need. >> we found that there are seven million californians who are eligible to vote but who didn't register. >> i had a gentleman in his late 60s to said never felt like he needed to vote but this is the first election we felt afraid and decided to register that day when he saw our bus. >> it was quick.

>> reporter: in less than five minutes, [ non-english name ] registered on a bus outside his work. >> all right. there we go. >> thank you. >> reporter: in hayward, maria medina, kpix 5. >> they had plenty to say about each other in a charity event in york last night. mark albert has the comments that went viral. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump head their separate ways today campaigning in battleground states ahead of the election. >> these are massive rallies and we are going to do this for another 19 days. >> reporter: they were together thursday night for a charity dinner that supposed to include good natured ribbing. >> donald looked at the statue of liberty and sees a 4. maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. boo! >> reporter: but the roast turned icy when the jokes took on a personal tone. >> hillary is so corrupt, she

got kicked off the watergate commission. >> boo! >> reporter: trump is facing another shake-up in his campaign staff. jim murphy his national political director has resigned less than three weeks before the election. sources say the veteran republican operative made the decision after the release of the 2005 billy bush tape showing trump talking about women. >> we shouldn't tolerate this behavior from any man, let alone a man who wants to be the president. >> reporter: michelle obama slammed trump while campaigning for clinton in phoenix. mark albert for cbs news, the white house. >> arizona hasn't voted democratic in a presidential election since 1996. but the "arizona republic" newspaper just issued a poll showing clinton with a five point lead in that state. bernie sanders wants out of ads running in california that are fighting against proposed soda taxes. the tax is for sugar-sweetened drinks paid for by

distributors. it's on the ballot in san francisco, oakland and albany. the ads sponsored by the american beverage association feature sanders talking about a soda tax but it's one in philadelphia, not the bay area. his senate campaign sent a "cease and desist" letter to the aba. it says, excessive sugar consumption is a serious health problem for children and all of us. every community in our country will determine how best to address this major health crisis. an oakland police officer is scheduled to be arraigned today. he is accused of tipping off a sex worker about a police crackdown on prostitution in exchange for sex. 26-year-old ryan walterhouse is charged with obstruction of justice and prostitution. police say that this is not related to the recent sex scandal that has five current and former oakland police department officers facing criminal charges. investigators say that a fellow officer came forward with the allegations. fraternititys in uc- berkeley are quiet today. greek life at the school is

putting a hold on parties amid two alleged sexual assaults that happened at house parties. officials are taking this break to assess the situation. the fraternity system is independent of the university. this is a student decision. flying into or out of sfo may be slower due to construction. they are breaking ground on the next phase of renovation at sfo. and that means parts of the lane closest to terminal one on both the arrival and departure levels will be closed. the $2.4 billion overhaul is expected to take about two years. new at noon, surfers are gearing up for one of california's biggest contests. today is the opening ceremony of the titans of mavericks surf contest near half moon bay. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is there and tells us about a major change this year. >> reporter: it is a good day

for women surf enthusiasts because this year's contest will indeed include women. surfers and spectators are showing up at mavericks beach for the opening ceremony of the, um, opening of the window, the window, the contest window for the titans of mavericks competition that opens in november but today is the opening ceremony. they are going to be doing a paddle-out here on mavericks beach. the titans of mavericks is a one-day invitation-only international event. this year for the first time there will be a women's competition. six women competing for an hour during the competition for a share of a $30,000 purse. >> i think it's awesome. yeah. there's a lot of girls out there on the biggest days and you know, trying to put in the work themselves and so it's cool that they are getting honored. >> reporter: the news comes less than a week after the contest owners submitted a permit application that included no plans for a women's

heat until the 2017-2018 seasons. but the california coastal commission made it a requirement for obtaining future permits. so they were under pressure to do so. once it opens, the contest window will stay open until the end of march. they are waiting for the day that has the perfect conditions for big waves. and the contestants will be selected by november 1. live near half moon bay, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> thank you. the big plans for the bullet train between san francisco and l.a. keep shrinking. the state's high-speed rail authority revised plans to make the train shorter and the platforms smaller. that means capacity for the trains will be 50% less than originally planned. experts say that this type of change is expected for programs this big and typically have trade-offs on cost and design. overseas now it's the fifth day in the fight to take back mosul. an iraqi tv station says a reporter was killed by a sniper

covering clashes in another northern city. "islamic state" militants have been battling forces in kirkuk for hours. the militants launched attacks around the city at dawn. it's an apparent attempt to divert iraqi security forces from their offensive against the militant held city of mosul some 100 miles away. at least 7 people are injured after a powerful earthquake shook japan. you can see this office shaking as the 6.6 quake hit. it was a shallow quake, which typically do more damage than deep quakes. so far the damage appears to be minor. it did knock out power to more than 30,000 homes. it was quickly restored. the quake struck the west side of japan. the japan meteorological agency reports that there's no danger of a tsunami. still ahead, trouble tweeting? another website freezing unfortunately. a website out of commission for hours. >> it's tough to pull kids from

gadgets. the new recommendations on how much is too much screen time. >> it's all too much screen time when you have a day like today. sure, we have the sunshine but the coast is not so clear. we're socked in now and i'm going to talk about how that marine layer will influence your weekend forecast coming up. hang out. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

websites.. you're not alone.. an attack on an internet management company caused a massive outage.. it hit the east coast hard -- popular sites like twitter, spotify and github were affected. it lasted for several if you had trouble tweeting this morning there was a massive outage on the east coast. popular sites like twitter, spotify and others were affected t lasted for hours. things are still spotty and they are trying to fix it.

a live look from wall street on this friday. and right now, you can see the dow is down about 89 points. the american academy of pediatrics just issued some new guidelines about how much media kids should be exposed to in this modern digital age. the new guidelines recommend that children under 18 months should avoid all screen time except video chatting. they say that children ages 2 to 5 should be limited to one hour a day. children six and older should have consistent limits on time on screen. >> wasn't to make sure that entertainment screen time is not displacing physical activity. it's not displacing family meals that kids are still getting adequate amount of sleep. >> for more than 15 years, the academy has said that kids under 2 should use no media at all. they now say if parents to introduce them to digital media, be sure to choose high quality educational programming. an estimated 44 million

kids between the ages of 6 and 18 play organized sports in the u.s. every year. many use private coaches as to step up their game. we show you a new app that makes finding and scheduling one a lot easier. >> reporter: basketball is a team support but this high school sophomore needed help with shooting to make the varsity team. >> i'm left-handed. so sometimes, my right hand will conflict with a shot. >> reporter: his mother turned to coach up, an app that connects athletes with personal coaches in more than 30 sports. everything from lacrosse and basketball to wrestling. she says using the app to find coach paul barbour was easy. >> they clicked. they kept working at it and he was improving on his skills and he just wanted to continue going. >> reporter: barbour trains one- on-one and in small groups. >> turn and shoot. >> i try to focus on the one skill they are not good at and turn it into an automatic.

>> reporter: the service has about 20,000 coaches available across the country and individual training sessions can be set up on line or through the app. americans spend more than $6 billion a year on coaches and sports camps with much of that going towards kids. there are a handful of other websites that connect athletes and coaches. coach up charges the athlete a one-time fee and takes a percent of the coach's earnings. >> what they want do is coach. they don't want to deal with the administrative hassles and insurance, the waivers. >> reporter: darrell says the personal coaching helped him make the varsity team. cbs news, new york. >> coaches set their own prices for training. they average about $50 per session. time now 12:16. let's check the weather with roberta. >> i went outside, left the studio. it made may so happy. it's such a beautiful day here

in the bay area! and this is how we kick-started our morning with this beautiful view. can you see that? it is the blanket of low clouds and fog surging in off the coast into the bay over the golden gate bridge where you can see the top of the tower and lots of blue skies. isn't that poetic? it is absolutely stunning! we still have that layer of low clouds out there now. this is our live weather camera looking towards the golden gate bridge, where currently our air temperatures are all over the place. 71 degrees in livermore. we have the influence of the low clouds and fog, we are in the 50s and 60s. robert sullivan, he is reporting 64 degrees in redwood city at this hour. and he is saying, enjoy the day. gray is on the way! you're spot on. that's why he is one of our weather watchers. thank you, robert. satellite and radar illustrates the clouds stacked up next to the coast trying to "pushhhh" into the bay at this hour lining the san mateo coastline. today with the return of the fog, the temperatures at the seashore are going down. partly to mostly sunny skies on saturday. and then we have some unsettled

weather on sunday all the way through the wednesday period. let me show you y first off, your futurecast. look at the clouds. this broke away from the energy upstream north. here comes sunday. look upstream. we do have some rain showers. no rain on the weekend but if we are correct, we'll see the rain by the morning commute in the north bay on monday. area of high pressure in command for us today through tomorrow. low pressure begins to sag south leaving us with cloud cover sunday. get why way friday forecast 81 state can, 61 monterey bay, 81 at the state capital in sacramento. low 80s inland. sunset 6:32 tonight, 40s and 50s. good sleeping weather. here is your extended forecast. rain likely monday and tuesday. and then a chance of a lingering shower on wednesday. dry skies on thursday. and then you know what? i'm looking into the future as we head toward october 31, it's

a cutoff low tricky to forecast. we can have significant rain on friday through the weekend. so got to watch it. you may need an umbrella with your little costume. >> all right. thank you. we know what it feels like to deal with irritated eyes but what do you do when your pets have the same problem? our pet expert joins us next with some solutions. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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ask for advice from our pet expert. today's question comes from carmelita. she writes: "my dog 'daisy welcome back. every friday we take questions about animal help and ask for advice from our pet expert. today's questions is, my dog dayscy gets green stuff in her eyes like thick mucous and scab buy peels. what can be done to stop the mucous or infection? dr. jill chase joyce us along with quincy -- joins us along with quincy with some answers. good afternoon. >> anytime there's discharge we're concerned. we are taught that eyes are considered medical emergencies and one thing i wanted to show owners is that if you are looking to see if there's redness in the eye lift from the upper eye little from the top. if you lower the lid like this it's always going to look red so always look at the top. and one of the things that we are going to check when the animal comes this is, is the white of the eye red? are there any -- is there any evidence of a foreign body in there? does it look like there's been a trauma? is the cornea scratched?

so green discharge from an eye is not okay. definitely needs to be addressed. >> quincy here is fine? >> he looks great, yeah. um, i do wonder about the scab buy peels she is talking about and so if she is talking about discharge around the eye, so as i show on quincy, around here, if there's any fur loss, then that would increase the things we would be thinking about, maybe allergies would be on mily, something itchy like mites. we talked about that last time. so i would be worried about that. an examination needs to be done. i wouldn't wait. >> and if the dog has something like that immediately take him to the veterinarian? >> yeah. >> what can be and done? surgery. >> reporter: no. we start with an examination. we look for foxtails or any foreign teal and stain the eye to check for corneal injuries. >> dr. chase, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> if you have a question, just email pets@kpix.com, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. we're less than a week and a

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haunted house t we're less than a week and a half away from halloween. why one bay area family had to move the haunted house to a mall. that story and more at 5:00. all right.

and roberta says it may rain for halloween. i'm trying to think what a good costume would be with an umbrella. >> something with a slicker line a range rover or -- what do they call those comic characters? nevermind. >> what? >> email her. >> you know. . >> we could have significant rain by monday. >> we could be paddington bears. >> power rangers! [ laughter ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

♪ >> wyatt: you're officially married, license and all? >> quinn: no more questions or technicalities. and you were here for it. >> wyatt: i know. i-i just wish i was here for the first one, so i'm sorry. >> eric: you're here now. thank you... son. >> quinn: thank you for agreeing to move in here for a while. i'm so happy for the support. >> eric: now... go to forrester. >> quinn: forrester? >> eric: speak for me.