abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera joins us now with the story from the mission. >> reporter: yes, they gathered just behind me. from their perspective the city is dragging its feet with a number of open cases involving police shootings involving after cap american and latino men. >> where's the luxury for our children? >> reporter: gwen woods chokes up recalling how her 27-year-old son mario woods was shot by police in bay view last december. woods was a the shoog suspect. the victim's mother said what happened to her son was an execution. >> your city said guess what. you're an animal and you don't deserve it. >> reporter: police say woods was ordered to drop his five and refused. they fired several rounds. his mother's pain is shared by these other mothers of young black and latino men also is not and killed by police. their cases are still open with lingering questions. they gathered on the steps of the hall of justice asking charges be brought against officers in wood's case. >> you need to come on out of that office and stop playing around and charge these police with the murder o

in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc7 news. >> smartphone users who have the abc7 news app found out about the watermain break this morning right after it happened. we september out a push uh sh ad -- we sent out a push alert. enable the push alerts to get updates on breaking news as soon as it happens.. >>> new at 11:00, a colorado woman inside the domestic terminal is now missing. and brig changes are in your forecast. i'm sand yaw patel a look at your weekend is coming up. >> we will have a look right after the news at 11:00. jimmy? >> let's get together to watch this. she is the movie with the -- avatar. she is with the movie of avatar. >> zoe somebody. >> you got it? jay -- zoe trying to figure out the coast to coast internet. several bay area companies were among the on-line victims. >> amazon ebay, google and red it were brought to a stop by the attacks. the first attack came about 4:00 a.m. the ceo of u.s. dine ink ink -- dine, inc said an attack overwhelmed the servers. they used it to translate their web addresses to numerical codes they use to common indicate. no codes mean no w

abc 7 news reporter, lonnie rivera was there. >> reporter: a rough start to the weekend, families living along montana street. all this craziness, caused by an old cast iron pipe, which ruptured. the street looked more like raging rapids. >> what frustrates me is that why don't they fix the whole pipe instead of patch piecing it. >> reporter: martha santiago sits, waiting for it to be fixed. >> it has gone through my house three times. >> reporter: she says this one is the worst. basement belongs are covered in bags. >> december 2014, it up at the top of the hill and now the middle of the hill. it's probably the same line. >> reporter: unfortunately, the bmw was parked in the water's path. the pipe is four feet deep. it created a sinkhole. they've reached the pipe. now they have to replace it. east bay has a pipe replacement program. it was slated to be replaced in 2017. the utility admits they're breaking faster than they can get to them. >> right now we're at about ten miles a year. and we want to be at 40 miles. >> reporter: no word yet on estimated property damage. an expensive probl

in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc7 news. >> smartphone users who have the abc7 news app found out about the watermain break this morning right after it happened. we september out a push uh sh ad -- we sent out a push alert. enable the push alerts to get updates on breaking news as soon as it happens.. >>> new at 11:00, a colorado woman inside the domestic terminal is now missing. and brig changes are in your forecast. i'm sand yaw patel a look at your weekend is coming up. >> we will have a look right after the news at 11:00. jimmy? >> let's get together to watch this. she is the movie with the -- avatar. she is with the movie of avatar. >> zoe somebody. >> you got it? jay -- they're bringing crime, when mexthey're rapists.ople... are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the

in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc7 news. >> smartphone users who have the abc7 news app found out about the watermain break this morning right after it happened. we september out a push uh sh ad -- we sent out a push alert. enable the push alerts to get updates on breaking news as soon as it happens.. >>> new at 11:00, a colorado woman inside the domestic terminal is now missing. and brig changes are in your forecast. i'm sand yaw patel a look at your weekend is coming up. >> we will have a look right after the news at 11:00. jimmy? >> let's get together to watch this. she is the movie with the -- avatar. she is with the movie of avatar. >> zoe somebody. >> you got it? jay -- zoe trying to figure out the coast to coast internet. several bay area companies were among the on-line victims. >> amazon ebay, google and red it were brought to a stop by the attacks. the first attack came about 4:00 a.m. the ceo of u.s. dine ink ink -- dine, inc said an attack overwhelmed the servers. they used it to translate their web addresses to numerical codes they use to common indicate. no codes mean no w

here's abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera. >>> at the crack of down standing outside this dmv office, yet another attempt to renew his license, his third try since monday. >> i wanted to make sure if they did open up i wouldn't be waiting until 12:00 or 1:00, right? early bird. >> in this case the early bird walks away without the worm. this note explains the reason along with an apology from the dmv. >> employees have all been exceptionally kind. everybody in the lines have been really cool about it. i think that's one of the things that you've got to deal, the more we put everything on computer. >> for this lady it's the same story, only this time she came back prepared. >> i brought chairs so i can be comfortable waiting and i brought my breakfast. >> reporter: this dmv field office in fremont is dealing with a computer failure, a problem impacting most field offices across california. it's been a hassle for drivers trying to renew their license or vehicle registration. >> too much headache. that's like -- i mean, we have to stay here on the koeshlgs in the line. >> reporter: lonni

in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a live look now from unlv in las vegas where the third and final debate will start tonight at 6:00. again, you can see it here on abc 7 as well as the abc 7 news app. political reporter and abc 7 news analyst is here one more time with a look at what happens. let me speak for most of the electorate when i say, carla, i can't wait for this to be over. >> you're not alone. >> no. let's talk about the polls, if we're to believe them, indicate that trump has fallen after the groping allegations. >> that's right. >> what do you expect to see from him tonight? will this be a scorchedist donald trump just kind of dal s dallas -- kind of classic donald trump. >> had doesn't have any room for error, losing women and white catholic voters. at this point he has to get out there with a message of leadership. he cannot deliver any more material to "saturday night live" this weekend. >> they are loving this elect n election. >> absolutely. >> that's a little bit on what trump needs to do but what about clinton? what does she need to address. >> this is for

from levi stadium in santa clara, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> it's that time of year ago talking about flu season. >> michael finney partnered with "consumer reports" for what you need to know about the flu shot. >> and michael is here with important information. >> a lot of new envelopes this year, completely different in a lot of ways. very different to pay attention to this. flu season is right around the corner, and there are important new recommendations about the flu vaccine. "consumer reports" explains who is affected and who is not and when it's best for people actually to get vaccinated. doctors will tell you getting a vaccine is hands down the best offense against the flu and depending on your age and help you may need to change the kind of vaccine you get. this year the nasal vaccine flu mist is not recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention. >> in the last three years the flu mist offered little, if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of two and 17. >> by comparison when children got the shot the vaccine was 63% effective at preven

lonny rivera was there. >> reporter: a rough start to the weekend for families living along montana street. all this craziness caused by an old cast iron pipe that ruptured. the street looked more like raging rapids. this family's basement needs to dry out. >> what frustrates me is why don't they fix the whole pipe instead of patch mixing it? >> she is waiting for restored water service. >> this is the third time it happened. three times it went through the house. >> reporter: she said this one is the first. basement belongings are covered in plastic bags. >> her neighbor remembers the last one. >> 2014 it was at the top of the hill and now it's in the middle of the hill. it's probably the same line. >> unfortunately her bmw was parked in the water's path. the pipe is four feet deep. the break created a sinkhole. you can see they reached the pipe, now they have to replace it. east bay mid-has a pipe replacement program. the cracked main\ was slated to be replaced in 2017, but the utility admits mains are breaking faster than they can get to them. >> right now we are at about ten miles a ye

lonny rivera was there. >> reporter: a rough start to the weekend for families