chuck todd: good evening, i am chuck todd. welcome to the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation gubernatorial candidates debate between governor pat mccrory, and democrat roy cooper. we should note that this debate is happening at a difficult time. hundreds of thousands of north carolinians are without power. threading still remains a threat for so many desk flooding storm is a threat for so many. we want to thank both candidates and the viewers come and hope that things return to normal as soon as possible. we want to begin by covering the rules of the debate. it will last one hour, and will begin with one minute opening statements from each candidate. i will then post questions directly to the candidate. these questions have been determined by me and an association, and have not been reviewed by the candidates or their staff. each candidate will have a minute for response and a 32nd rebuttal. i do reserve the right to follow up as needed. secondill be 92nd -- 90 closing statements. we ask the cand

chuck todd: good evening, i am chuck todd. welcome to the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation gubernatorial candidates debate between governor pat mccrory, and democrat roy cooper. we should note that this debate is happening at a difficult time. hundreds of thousands of north carolinians are without power. threading still remains a threat for so many desk flooding storm is a threat for so many. we want to thank both candidates and the viewers come and hope that things return to normal as soon as possible. we want to begin by covering the rules of the debate. it will last one hour, and will begin with one minute opening statements from each candidate. i will then post questions directly to the candidate. these questions have been determined by me and an association, and have not been reviewed by the candidates or their staff. each candidate will have a minute for response and a 32nd rebuttal. i do reserve the right to follow up as needed. secondill be 92nd -- 90 closing statements. we ask the cand

chuck was. >> but they didn't arrest chuck. months went by.and the detective kept investigating him. authorities seized his computer, searched his car. all the while, chuck was saying they were looking at the wrong guy. >> there's a lot of people that won't confess to a murder for obvious reasons. at that point, he was a person of -- a strong person of interest, but i still didn't know if he was my killer, so we continued the search. >> the investigation dragged on. life for the students on campus began to go back to normal. parties every weekend. but when police were called to the scene of one house party, it wasn't because of noise or underage drinking. another woman was in a fight for her life. >>> coming up, a student at a party ends up a prisoner in a stranger's apartment. >> i screamed as long as i can, and immediately he grabs me and starts choking me again. >> when "dateline extra" continues. cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof t

chuck cruz. was just something that was bothering you about chuck cruz. >> there was a lot bothering me about chuck cruz. >> so the brazos county sheriff's office kept investigating chuck, even communicating with the d.a. about possibly convening a grand jury. chuck and his lawyer spoke to the detective on many occasions, and the detective continued to think chuck's behavior was suspicious. and that he still seemed nervous. >> did you ever think that maybe the reason that chuck cruz was acting this way was that you guys were coming down pretty hard on him, and he's lost his girlfriend. i mean, is there a way to act? >> i don't know, but he had several things going against him, and we just couldn't walk away from him. we either had to prove that he did it or that he didn't do it. >> but chuck says he should have been cleared right away. so even though the dna didn't match -- >> there was no match, but they insisted on targeting me as the prime suspect. they were trying to build a case that wasn't

licensing action. ,is it fair to say that west allis is watching chuck e cheese? >> i think that is a fair statement. this type of behavior is unacceptable, and it will not be tolerated. >> 12 news took the police reports to milwaukee alderman tony zielinski a decade ago, he spearheaded the move to get booze out of the children's venue. people involved in a fight, all this type of stuff is new to me and i'm going to have a lengthy , discussion with the police department as to why this wasn't brought to my attention. >> 12 news has learned alderman zeilinski also plans to call chuck e cheese in front of the licensing committee at renewal time when it could face , disciplinary action. kathy: you did get through to the company. >> chuck e cheese wouldn't comment on camera but says in a wholesome, safe experience is of utmost important to us. they add that having guards, cameras and other safety measures make it a safer place for families, and that they will not stop trying to improve. kathy: thanks. joyce: we barely made it to 50 degrees today. mark, tomorrow will br

chuck todd: excuse me.ou are both going to get more time here in a minute for your own closing statements. that concludes all of my questions. i would have more come i promise you, if they gave us more time to do it. you both get 90 seconds for your closing statement. mr. cooper, by virtue of a coin toss, you will be first. roy cooper: thank you, chuck. thank you to the broadcasters. thank you, governor mccrory, for joining me. thank you to my wife and family who are here today and to all of you watching the debate at home. let's all remember to keep working to help the flood victims. even though we disagree on a lot of things, we agree we have got to pull together to help them. some of them are in nash county where i grew up, and i have always been proud to call north carolina home, and i still am. but over the last two years, some things have changed that we have heard about during this debate. for decades, you could travel across this country and tell people you are from north carolina, and the questions

. >> yes, "punkin" chucking, not pumpkin. maybe belen de leon can tell us what is the difference between a pumpkin and a "punkin"? >> a pumpkin, you neat and admire, and a "punkin" goes flying into the sky. i've been corrected on it. let's get you that forecast because here in colorado we're looking at very quiet conditions. but hurricane matthew is making headlines. i need to bring you a brief update on it because at last checked it was downgraded to a category 1 hurricane, sustained winds at 85 mph, and throughout the day it will continue to just batter the carolina coast with heavy rain, storm surge and strong winds. expected to make its way over into the waters of the atlantic, and here is a look at doppler 9 and where the rain is falling now. you can see it's all along the south carolina and north carolina coast and those rain bands extend as far north as the virginias. in colorado, our forecast is looking quiet, doppler 9, just sleepy this morning as our temperatures are in the chilly side, 40s around town and 30s in no

chuck? >> anybody who has never been through one, just assume, however bad you think it is, it's worse than you think and it's longer than you think. ron motte, thank you very much. i'm joined on the phone by florida senator bill nelson who is in orlando after evacuating from broward kaye to the east. you've evacuated to a city that also has an evacuation warning. >> here in orlando there will be gusts up to 100 miles an hour. >> so you heeded the warnings, you evacuated. what are you seeing? are people doing that? do you feel as if, look, i am seeing it seems as if everybody is taking this as seriously as they should, that we're not seeing as many sort of, you know, idiot oz ts on the shores things like that. >> chuck, i think there will be people that will stay, and they do so at their peril as this monster moves up and tears up the coast. it's going to bring a wall of water 9 to 11 feet. if that happens at high tide, you get the picture, combined with 140-mile-an-hour winds, and there are

what do you have for us, chuck? can you top that? >> well, no, i can't carve a pumpkin any better than her dad can. for me, i'll be putting up my facebook page a little bit of a costume contest. follow me and give me a like on picture of a halloween costume gets a free forecast. absolutely no charge to whoever has the best looking pictures. temperatures this morning, we're mostly in the 50s now, certainly not cold by late october standards. 55 now downtown. a little cooler in some of the suburbs. your planner then, dry, getting home from work and school this afternoon, getting home a little halloween. it will be in the low 50s for trick or treating but the rain drops impacting us late afternoon and evening yesterday are all gone. we have mostly sunny skies early today. fair skies early this evening. more clouds for tomorrow but we stay dry for tomorrow, dry on wednesday with a warm up back in place and then thursday, another warm day but by thursday afternoon, evening, our next chance for much needed rain fall around here arrives so

you can talk about it. >> chuck can run it. >> maybe sit down for a picnic and watch chuck run. >> yes, you get the picnic ready and i'll run right over. >> it was a dream. >> bordering on almost too warm for the marathon runners. >> and for this guy. >> not for me. >> i was outside sweating in october. >> i spent outside all day. it was perfection. >> aaron doesn't believe in sweating. that is what i picked up out of that statement. >> he was glistening. >> yes! that is what it was. >> walk away, chuck, walk away. >> thank you, eun, i needed that. yesterday, yes, nd degrees came within a whisper of tying the record. the record was 82. i bring up the fact that wednesday and thursday's records are also in the 80s. we may be flirting with records. i think wednesday's 85. that one is probably pretty safe. thursday, that 80 degree record on thursday, we'll be really close to that once again. unfortunately, rain chances come in at the tail end of thursday keeping us from getting quite warm. 57 in washington. northwest wind to 12 miles an hour. the clouds out of here by late last night. cert

let's get to meteorologist chuck bell to find out more about our weather. windy today, chuck? >> it will be very windy all day long today. you'll notice that the instant morning. yesterday wasn't much of a wind issue, today you'll feel the difference. it is in the upper 40s and low 50s. it is not that cold by late october standards. we'll be in the upper 50s and low 60s. on the upside it will be pure sunshine for the friday afternoon plans. great weather for your high school football games tonight but there stay breezy and on the chilly feeling side much of the day. you will need your wind breakers for sure. highs today, mostly up around 60 degrees but coolness there first thing this morning. potomac, maryland, 38 out your door this morning. melissa mollet has new troubles. where are they? >> brand new problem, this one reported on pennsylvania avenue between 2nd street and 4th street there in southeast so this just popped up. we don't have too many details as far as what may be shut down or what may be blocked but we'll let you know as soon as we do. overall, no big problems

i'm hillary clinton talking about a guy named chuck. we'll meet chuck. we're getting real about kids in breweries. and something we're calling 'why they hate us.' next. >>> final >>> finally, on this halloween night, trick or treaters are out in fo and this year as many parents are keenly aware, kids are facing stiff competition to find the perfect costume. here's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: ghouls and goblins on parade at roosevelt elementary in burbank, california. >> this is a big day for kids. >> reporter: and folks, who could possibly be scared by awesome cuteness like this? little darlings all worth their weight in refined sugar. >> oh, you like the skittles. >> reporter: but preparing for fright night can be a nightmare for parents the more demanding they are. so there is pressure. >> reporter: not too many years ago, costumes were cobbled together by mom over the kitchen table. >> who are you going to be? >> bat girl. >> reporter: this year, americans will spend almost $7 billion on halloween, many migrating to chicago's fantasy costumes, where e

. >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to let us know. hey, chuck. >> good morning, you two, and good morning, everybody, thursday is off to a cloudy start. nowhere near as cloudy as yesterday. still dry region this morning. rain is more likely for today. it won't rain for long. sunshine will be back tomorrow. southwestern parts of pennsylvania, few sprinkles in northern maryland, the whole area of rain will be reaching into the d.c. metro. planning out today hour by hour, 48 degrees, cloudy, dry for most up through 8 or 9:00. rain showers moving into metro by lunch time and steadiest of minutes, we'll give you the outlook for the marines corps marathon. we'll look at the whole five day forecast. you don't want to miss that. stay tuned to nbc4. it is time for melissa mollet who is dealing with more beltway issues it appears. >> taking a look at the beltway. this is looking a lot better than it was. clearing up here, inner loop at branch avenue had the earlier crash with a couple of over turned vehicles and they've really gotten this out o

hey, chuck. >> good morning, eun. your kids will need to grab that jacket here early this morn temperatures are in the 30s and low 40s for most with quite a bit of a breeze out there as well. layer up for 30s and 40s here early this morning. only near 60 degrees coming our way this morning. it will be bright and sunny. bad news is the northwest wind will be with us all morning. sunglasses and jeans are necessary. colder tomorrow morning. more about that and the weekend ahead coming up in ten minutes. it is melissa mollet's turn. good morning. >> we want to show you video from yesterday. a semi lost a load of lumber on the right side of the roadway. let's look at how things are looking in the same section. a little difficult to see because of the darkness. westbound i. c. c., just the left lane getting by this morning. shortly after the i. c. c., has to stay left after the paving project clears. two left lanes are getting by the paving je no major problems. inner loop before the connecticut paving blocking the left lan

. >>> let's bring in moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. chuck, you saidhi grabbed me. you said it's a 50-50 shot that donald trump shows up tonight. what did you mean by that? >> i mean just that. i think, look, it's clear this morning and people i've talked to, he's determined to go tonight. but you could easily make the calculation that there's nothing that he can say tonight that won't turn it into a debacle, that he is not prepared for this debate, he has not done -- look, he was not prepared for this debate before these revelations. won't send him to a point where he will do things even worse or say things even worse tonight that will cause even more problems? it won't surprise me if someone gives him the advice, take the hit for not showing up. it might be better than watching what happens in this 90 minutes tonight. i'll be honest with you, willie, we've never seen anything like this. >> yeah. >> we've never had a moment like this in a >> do you think if he does show up, chuck, he's going to do what he threatened to do? even in his apology it's to, quote, go nuc

chuck, was this a wise strategy going on the defensive? >> man: not just sexual misconduct nikita came out and accused him of rain. but james carville and i think is hard for you to hit me when my fist is in-your-face. clearly that is exactly what donald trump was going to do. i tweeted right before the debate started that he was not going to show up with his tail between his legs he was going to be loaded, prepared and he was he brought his game tonight. >> don't obviously chuck was talking metaphorically he was not saying domestic violence but this was an aggressive >> woman: it was aggressive because he had no choice. he lost support by the minute from his own leadership. the titanic is going down this minute. this was a desperate attempt, we have to remind ourselves that bill clinton isn't running for president. it is hillary clinton. so him doing this is a desperate attempt to get back on the news and that is where he is that. is probably thinking this video does it. that is it, drinking and having a party but it didn't really and the

let's get to meteorologist chuck bell to find out more about our weather. windy today, chuck? >> it will be very windy all day long today. you'll notice that the instant

todd with nbc's meet the press and chuck big the campaign trail coming up from the fbi director james comey was saying the fbi has learned of the existence of emails that may be pertinent to the investigation. we're talking about the clinton email what do you know what is this the latest, what does it mean?14 34 27 todd: we know is this it has to do with emails were found a device that has to do with another investigation and it appears that investigation has to do with anthony weiner the former disgrace congressman was sexting on twitter to resign that he sexted with somebody underage and the fbi did open investigation on that and there is some reports that the devices in question anthony weiner married to huma abedeen, huma of courses perhaps the closest personal aide hillary clinton has these days so that's where all of this is connected 14 35 071436 40 benson: uh 11 days ago check on you give me your best to take on this is this we've already seen the trump campaign responding the october suse been a number of october surprises.todd: that's the question how much of this is bacon a

, chuck, chuck, i'm not saying it's the right thing to do. i'm saying, for example, when i was mayor of new york and i went on howard stern show, i made sure we didn't fool around, didn't tell jokes, didn't say that are said aren't true. you just say them because they are funny. i'm a good friend of howard stern and i really like him a lot. every time i was on his show, my people, my mayor's people, handled it so we never talked about things like that. it's not right to say it whether you're a politician or not. >> it's not about saying it, mr. mayor, it's doing it. he's bragging about making unwanted sexual advances. >> it is wrong. >> you're saying the words are how about the actions. >> well, the actions would be even worse if we were actions. talk and actions are two different things. >> wait a minute. "new york times," temple tagart was 21-year-old beauty contestant when she was a pageant event. an unwanted advance. turned it over in her head for years. watching the video made me feel a lot better. one can say i made this up. you're impl

good morning, chuck. let's talk about the rationale for donald trump's campaign, on the one hand he's a great businessman, and other he's figding a rigged system. this story would cut through almost, if you lost nearly a billion, you're not maybe not such a agrees businessman, and you took advantage of a rigged as if they've been left behind by this economic recovery. when they have a setback like donald trump had in 1995, do they get tax-free income for the next billion in income? is it tax free for thome? you lose a billion, and essentially the next billion of income for donald trump he got tax free, because of that loss. he was able to offseat it. the very people he's representing they don't have that kind of break in their tax code. i have to tell you, willie, what's more likely on this story is his supporters they're not going to get dislodged. his supporters, they already know he's a flawed vehicle, but that's the vessel they have latched themselves on to to send the message to washington. >> to the

chuck: abc news, new york. tom: we just learned bill clinton will return to new hampshire on monday to rally as well. mike: quite a few changes out there in terms of color over the past couple weeks and getting close to peak color right now in warner. we've reached peak across all of northern and central and western new hampshire. 50 to 80% elsewhere. a little bit less. still some nice color along the coast. what we're looking at right now on the map is the color of blue indicating cold temperatures. it is chilly, alreadyel northern new hampshire. take a look even in this region down to 32 in keene. jaffrey city actually 32, keene at 31. already some frost and 30's in concord. getting very close to frost levels right now in the state capital. a little warmer to the south and east but still quite chilly in the lower to mid 40's heading for about 33 or 34 by morning just cold enough for those temperatures taken right some frost even near the coast. we do have the wind chill overnight into early tomorrow morning.

crash left lane getting by and chuck just said, we have problems on metro. silver and blue line delays, to wiehle and franconia. malfunction at capitol heights. this happened here. delays to shady grove because of a malfunction outside of the stadium. northbound indian head highway 66 overall, no major problems on 66. inbound is fine and inbound on 95 through wood bridge, slow, very normal. no problems outbound. we'll look at the problem on the icc in a couple of minutes. >>> shots fired! >> we first showed you this dramatic video of suspects shooting at a police car yesterday morning. we're seeing how close the twp rounds went into the windshield right where a civilian was sitting during a ride along. a third round hit one of the tires. the police department says the suspect fired at least 14 bullets from an ar-15 style pistol. the suspect is still on the loose. neither the officer nor the civilian was seriously hurt. >>> covering northern virginia at 5:54. the fairfax county board of supervisors will consider that panel would work in conjunction with the o

there's no nuance, chuck. you have a print reporter from a major outlet saying, hey, i'm just a hack, john podesta, so do -- here, hillary clinton campaign chairman, do you like what i'm saying in my article? here's some editorial latitude if you want to change anything. this should not be. so when he talks about the rigged, corrupt system, remember, he's standing up for the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. thiss not about him. this is about the people. this is about folks who are white knuckled at the end of each month trying to pay bills. this is about people pressing their notices against the glass of rigged system and can't get in. they're watching everybody else benefit. he speaking for them. he has legitimacy because he was once an insider. he said that yesterday. >> i understand that. he instead focused on himself. he instead talked about the allegations and he instead brought it up. i mean, this is campaign -- >> it was a small piece of a 42-minute speech. a small piece. >> threatening a lawsuit

chuck? >> the first freeze of the season out of dulles airport, it's about a week later than last year but two weeks earlier than the year before that. so just about average for us. still a lot of green in and around the city. best fall color is in the blue ridge mountains about 2,000 feet up. we've had the cold start this morning and that helps speed the color we've made it into the upper 50s and we'll stay there with the cool sunshine during the afternoon hours. clouds increasing by late this afternoon and into this evening. cloudy skies keep us from being as cold tomorrow morning and then also lead to our next chance for rain. when to expect the first drops, coming up. >>> aaron gilchrist where any airport which opened in downtown d.c. just a couple of weeks ago. actually, last month. donald trump is expected to be here for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. the official grand opening of this new hotel. this is in the old post office division of pennsylvania avenue. trump's company won the bid

chuck, thank you. we'll see chuck and his guests dig through this story and a lot more next on "meet the press." >>> by the way, you can watch tim kaine and mike pence in their first and only debate tuesday night on nbc. >>> hurricane matthew has top sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. it's ripping its way through the caribbean as it heads north toward the atlantic coast of the united states. haiti, jamaica and cuba are all weather. miguel almaguer has more. how is it looking here? >> reporter: it's sunny and warm here in jamaica now. we expect the conditions to deteriorate over the next 24 hours. later on tonight, we're expecting tropical storm force winds and hurricane-like conditions, and then early monday morning, we'll be for the hurricane-like weather that will be seen here. first to colombia where a category 4 hurricane matthew with the 150-mile-an-hour winds have ripped through the country, washed away roads, took at least two lives. they are still in cleanup mode in that country today as re

>> i do, chuck.hat we have this week is a series of unsubstantiated allegations and -- >> they are not unstabs yated and let me stop you there, because they are not unstance yated. >> and -- >> you have first-hand accounts and not proven, but not unsubstantiated and we have a firsthand account, and somebody who disagrees, but they are substantiated, are they not? >> no, they are not substantiated accounts. these are people who have brought back allegations going back decades and donald trump has made it clear that he categorically denies that these things ever took place. but i will have to tell you that it is astonishing to most americans as the unsubstantiated allegations are treated on this network and others that revelations coming out of secretary clinton's years in the state department and the clinton foundation are virtually ignored by the national media and we discovered this week that the state department officials actually directed contracts for the haitian recovery after the earthquake to

what's going on here, chuck? >> the way -- i think this is him -- i think this is him, a natural instinct of his, when things aren't going his way, to question the system a little bit. he obviously m lly has a histor this. but i think that what he's caused himself now is every republican in the country that's on the ballot had to essentially distance themselves from him. i think only one really backed him up. that there might be problems with the election. that was the secretary of state from kansas, who has dipped into voting fraud conspiracy theories in the past, this guy chris coback. other than that, every other republican official that either has an impact on the election process or is on the ballot totally disputed what trump said. and that's not a good thing 18 days before the election to have major republican figures finding ways to distance themselves from the nominee. >> okay, then, chuck, for the next two weeks, if the cake is baked, is the real problem for donald trump who come november 9th can work o

"chuck" is expected to be out next year. he turned 90 years old today. >>> toby mcguire and his wife separated after nine years of ? >>> the classic van halen has returned to the album charts. it was the first album to feature sammy hagar as the lead singer. >>> we have details about michelle obama's stop in has operatives to disrupt allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect her president. >> i have never seen, in my lifetime or modern polit

good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> chuck, it seems like every sunday when we say goodorning to each other there's something new. i feel like friday i know what we're going to talk about and then sunday it's something different. so of course, this new focus on hillary clinton's e-mails. clinton and democrats are pushing the fbi specifically director james comey to release more information about the e-mails that were discovered by investigators. walk us through how this could play out. and how much would it matter to voters? have they already made up their minds? >> well i think that's -- look let me take the first question, first part of it with comey. you know, there is unanimity among the trump campaign and the clinton campaign on this one aspect of this. which is they both believe director comey owes the american public more of an explanation of exactly what this is all about. that the vagueness of it all, the fact that the letter that he sent to congress, and the letter that he sent to fbi employees, didn't have a lot of facts in it. and instead quietly leaking it o

>> chuck, listen for just a moment. what's more important to me and the middle class of america is what hillary has done, okay. the negatives of hillary. the unindicted co-conspirator. the unindicted felon who under subpoena erased tapes, okay, who gave general fur flowers $800,000. who we now found out okay was complicit with obama in starting the iranian isis thing. okay. who we now find out, okay, that benghazi had something to do with her shipping weapons to the isis people. this untruthful government has to stop and that's a lot more important than listening to donald trump on talking about some women 10 and 11 years ago. it doesn't make any sense and my question is -- >> i have to stop you here because you just threw out benghazi was about a secret arms deal? i mean, you're trying to mainstream a whole bunch of speculation and innuendo none of which has been fact cully correct here. >> no. you guys missed pit. >> the james comey did a great job for the american people and maintained the integrity of the fbi. >> so

chuck? >> nobody was happy with that sister kissing tie yesterday. couple of clouds early this morning but those light rain showers we had as the sun went down, those are gone. not too terribly cold. won't warm up a whole lot today. there are more threats of getting close to 80 degrees before the week is done. from clouds this morning to sunshine this afternoon, afternoon highs today, upper 50s and low 60s. it is about 25 degrees cooler than yesterday. so you'll notice it. trick or treat forecast also coming up in a few more minutes. melissa mollet has new trouble on i-70. >> on i-70 here, 70 east, just at east street, not seeing any bis slow down right now. chopper 4 over the top of the beltway. inner and outer loop look typical for this time of the day. rest of the beltway looking quite good right now. remember, safetrack surge 10, red line shut down between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. we'll talk a lot about this. right eun? >> expect delays and confusion on the mentioned. news4 molette green is live from fort totten's metro station with more o

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live in santa clara, i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> chuck, thank you so much, very interesting. >>> the cleanup in oakland continues. several homes are still flooded after a water main break sent water gushing down the street. take a look at the water here. the scene was restored at 11:30 p.m. last night. this is what it looked like. many families had no water since yesterday morning. that's when a pipe cracked and the water main buckled. the 580 on-ramp even flooded. parts of montana street in oakland collapsed, causing a massive sinkhole. people here say it's the third time in five years that east bay crews have had to fix bursting pipes. >>> new on and off ramps at treasure island are seeing their very first drivers today. this is changing up drivers in the area. the ramps opened up this morning. they replaced the tight turns and hair-raising emergenmerges all know. now if you're heading westbound across the bridge and exiting sierra buena, it will be on the left side. the bay bridge will open up to joggers and cyclers. they'll be able to go all the way to the east bay. a ni