like michelle wakely.o you remember the cantaloupe, bringing it home, thinking, i'm pregnant. >> i'm going to eat healthy. >> right. >> getting fruit cups at restaurants. it will be good. summertime. nice out. fruit's in season. tastes good. >> cantaloupe's in season. >> yeah. >> that was last season. and since the moment she ate that cantaloupe, her life and her baby's life would never be the same. >> went out late in the afternoon and we were just at a store and i had to call dave. i'm having terrible contractions. >> nearly three months before kendall was due, the baby was literally forcing her way out of her mother's poisoned body. >> oh my gosh. i was so scared. it hurt so bad. and the reason why it hurt so bad, the baby was trying to come because the infection was pretty far in to my bloodstream. >> it was lysteria. a dangerous infection for pregnant women, for the elderly, for small children. but it come from cantaloupe, from one farm. michelle and her husband had no idea about all of that. they jus

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michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> some developing news in the east bay this morning. many people in pittsburg are waking up to a big sinkhole. >> all thanks to a big pipe burst overnight that caused a mess and residents likely won't be getting their morning shower at least in that neighborhood. cbs 5's cate caugiran is in pittsburg to explain what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. i spoke with the utility worker just a few moments ago who attributes this to normal wear and tear but again it's not going to be a normal morning for people here in the pittsburg neighborhood. you can take a look. utility workers have been here trying to get a handle on the situation. we're told a water main break caused this four-foot sinkhole. the workers tell me they got the call around midnight and were able to shut off the water about an hour and a half later. and then workers told me it was an old pipe about 6" pipe and again normal wear and tear but it will be affecting this neighborhood, about 10 to 50 homes between york and cutter streets and they are not sure when they will be ab

michelle griego. san jose fire investigators say four dogs may have saved a man's life by waking him up while his homee fire began around 8:00 at a fourplex on ivy creek circle. one of the dogs became disoriented and didn't make it out of the home. >>> four days until election day. the latest field poll shows proposition 30 is slipping. 48% of those polled are in favor with 38% opposed. and 14% still undecided. prop 30 calls for a temporary quarter cent sales tax increase and would raise the state income tax for those making more than $250,000 a year. if prop 30 loses it would trigger automatic deep cuts to public education from elementary school to universities. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, >>> good morning. first, breaking traffic always know. we are hearing about some muni delays due to an incident on the tracks near the montgomery station. on the roads, bay bridge looks good. "friday light" here. no big delays heading into san francisco. on the maps we are watching a couple of different traffic accidents westbound 24 approaching pleasant hill road. multi-vehicle crash blocking lane

banking system this morning in the wake of the decision that they made last night with that vote and, but other than that, fairly uneventful. back to you. >> all right, michellend a wrap-up of the decisions made today. and bob pisani at post 9 talking about how the markets are faring after yesterday. >> a nice, quiet, boring day, but there's significant anxiety bet fiscal cliff and specifically about the capital gains issue. that's motivating a lot of movements in the market. take a look at the s&p 500 and it's been fairly quiet and we did fluttering around here and this is vague anxieties that they're not going to make a decision on greece for another week and a half which was not terribly surprising and there was a little fluttering and we've stabilized not too far from the bottom right now. the main concerns i want to talk about the fiscal cliff anxieties and i'll categorize them for you, very simple. just put up the full skren here and we've seen some selling clearly on fears of higher capital gains taxes and this could be irrational and we go from 15% to 20% which could be a big deal, but some people are afraid that the deal would be even higher, perhaps