just inside is the bruins basketball arena. crews are armed with mops and steam vac are going to work all night. the water buckled asphalt and flooded streets shortly before rush hour. firefighters say about 36,000 gallons of water gushed out per minute in a state stricken with historic drought. >> we lost eight to 10 million gallons of water in the incident. >> reporter: students of ucla were evacuated from the scene. the flooding stranded people, and cars in underground parking garages. >> we searched over 200 vehicles, we assisted five citizens getting out of their vehicles. >> reporter: the entrance to the university's main sports pavilion looks like a water ball. the bruins basketball court inside was flooded. the firefighters are trying to line the area with sandbags. $33million renovation two years ago. >> disaster. it is horrible. i'm looking another our track and field we got back. our beautiful track and field that is underwater. everything. it is just not the way you want to start the school year. >> reporter: the la

the red sox, the bruins, the celtics, and the pats. to try to imagine the extraordinary circumstances in which ryan and his team served. this was the summer of 2008 and a time when our forces in afghanistan were stretched thin. our troops were deployed through isolated outposts. they just arrive in onwanat just days before and they were building their very small base. handful of armored vehicles in fighting positions, foxholes, and sandbags. concluded, hadrt significant vulnerabilities. parts of the village sat on higher ground. every side, mountains the sword into the sky. heavy equipment to well build the defenses was delayed. the soldiers ran low in water. wasaerial surveillance diverted to other missions. earlier that morning, they spotted several men up the mountains. before ryan and his team could take action, the entire valley erupted in machine-gun fire, mortar, and rocket or pale grenades. -- propelled grenades. it went down to the base of the vehicle which exploded. ldier said it was hell on earth. almost instantly, every one

of course, the red sox and the bruins and the celtics and the pats. to imagine thery extraordinary circumstances in which ryan and his team served. his was a summer of 2008 and this was a time when our force in afghanistan was stretched thin and our troops were deployed to isolated outposts. wanatad just arrived in days before. they're building their small base. and handful of vehicles. one report later concluded that it had significant vulnerabilities. part of the village sat on higher heavy equipment to help build their defenses was delayed. in the hundred degree heat, the soldiers ran low on water. the aero that aerial surveillance was delayed to other missions. in the predawn darkness, i spotted several men up the mountains. for ryan and his team could take action, the entire valley erupted in machine gun fire, mortar, and rocket propelled grenades. it went down to the base of the vehicle which exploded. one soldier said it was hell on earth. almost instantly, every one of them was wounded. ryan was hit by shrapnel in the arm and both legs and was

i have been here so many times watching these games and supporting the bruins win after win after win. it is hard to see this happen to a pleas that is the center, the heart of ucla. >> that's alex michael son reporting in l.a. here is a live looky at the sinkhole created by the break. you can see the crews pumping water out of the hole, but it is just a catastrophe. it is gonna take a lot of time and money to fix. and look at this picture. after two and a half hours after millions of gallons of water went down the drain the sprinklers came on across the street. do you see them? even more water being wasted. they are on a timer, but what a shame and an irony as well. for more video and a slide show of these incredible pictures go to our website, abc7news.com. we have a lot on there for you on what happened in southern california today. well back up here now and these are dangerous days to deliver pizza in sunnyvale. a couple of drivers were robbed at gunpoint and police and the local domino's franchise want to find out who is responsible and keep it from happening again. lisa is live

pauly pavilion, basketball court to the bruins, flooded. less than two years after it went $132 million renovation. >> it's a beautiful structure. it's symbolic structure for this campus. of course we're concerned. we've got to let it dry out and see where we are. >> this happened during the record-breaking drought. californians facing 500 fine if they overuse water. it took time to research which valve could be turned off without affecting service. no word on the cause or how much money it will take to repair pauly pavilion. >> thank you. >>> complaints about water waste are pouring in as cities were quick to catch up with regulations. the recent spike in complaints comes after the state water district said it will spend 500,000 on hiring water police to enforce regulations. i should says santa clara valley district. there's a glitch, keeping local agencies from enforcing state regulations, santa clara says most companies have to change administrative codes in order to legally issue citations. >> each city has to go through a process and e

i have been here so many times watching these games and in.porting the bruins win it ir win. it is hard to see this happen to a pleas that is the center, the heart of ucla. >> that's alex michael son reporting in l.a. here is a live looky at the sinkhole created by the break. you can see the crews pumping water out of the hole, but it is just a catastrophe. it is gonna take a lot of time and money to fix. and look at this picture. after two and a half hours after millions of gallons of water went down the drain the sprinklers came on across the street. do you see them? even more water being wasted. they are on a timer, but what a shame and an irony as well. for more video and a slide show of these incredible pictures go to our website, abc7news.com. we have a lot on there for you on what happened in southern california today. well back up here now and these are dangerous days to deliver pizza in sunnyvale. a couple of drivers were robbed at gunpoint and police and the local domino's franchise want to find out who is responsible and keep it from happening again. lisa is live in

i have been here so many times watching these games and supporting the bruins win after win after win. it is hard to see this happen to a pleas that is the center, the heart of ucla. >> that's alex michael son reporting in l.a. here is a live looky at the sinkhole created by the break. you can see the crews pumping water out of the hole, but it is just a catastrophe. it is gonna take a lot of time and money to fix. and look at this picture. after two and a half hours after millions of gallons of water went down the drain the sprinklers came on across the street. do you see them? even more water being wasted. they are on a timer, but what a shame and an irony as well. for more video and a slide show of these incredible pictures go to our website, abc7news.com. we have a lot on there for you on what happened in southern california today. well back up here now and these are dangerous days to deliver pizza in sunnyvale. a couple of drivers were robbed at gunpoint and police and the local domino's franchise want to find out who is responsible and keep it from happening again. lisa is live

the pavilion where the bruins play have sustained serious damage.cy crewsq>cíz prepared a in case they need to rescue people who get stranded. some ucla students have taking advantage. they are kids having fun with it. they use their boogie boards to try to slide through the gushing water. we're on the story. we will keep you updated here at 6:00 and our twitter feed. >> then there is this dramatic video. the chp led a dramatic rescue. the whole thing was caught on video. officials say two teenagers were stuck on a cliff on the rodeo beach. they were only wearing shorts on friday. a helicopter crew used it to pull them up to the air craft. you can see how narrow that cliff was. the helicopter landed on the beach. they were reunited with the families and no >> a 4fresno man had been diagnosed with tb in march and skipped out on his treatment by county helm d health officials. he was highly contagious. the potentially deadly contagious disease can spread through the air. >> you know kids dying because they were left in hot cars made headlines this sum

of course the red sox and the bruins, and the celtics, and the pats.nt you to try and imagine the extraordinary circumstances in which ryan and his team served. this was the summer of 2008, and this is a time when our forces in afghan were stretched thin and our troops were deployed to isolated outposts. they had just arrived. just days before. and they were still building their very small base, a handful of armored vehicle in fighting positions, foxholes and sanbags. one report later concluded, had signature vulnerabilities. parts of the village sat on higher ground. on every side mountains soared 10,000 feet into the sky. heavy equipment to help build their defenses was delayed. in the 100-degree heat, the soldiers ran low on water. and the aerial surveillance they were counting on was diverted to other missions. early that morning in the predawn darkness they spotted several men in the mountains, but before ryan and his team could take action the entire valley erupted. machine gun fire and mortar and rocket-propelled grenades poured down from every

stairs were turned into water falls in the historic home of the ucla bruins. the polypavilion was completely water logged. >> very old structure that we're gradually replacing. unfortunately we lost a lot of water which is not ideal in the worst drought in the city's history. >> the water was spewing at the rate of 75,000 gallons a minute at the peak of the break. firefighters were called in to rescue car owners who were trapped in a flooded garage. it's going to take millions to repair and the street around the area still closed. >>> a fantastic morning. wow. it was a chilly one. you needed a jacket if you were out early. record set in baltimore. d.c. got to 60, not a record. dulles 48. that sadderred the -- shattered the record by 3. really felt a lot more like september 30 as opposed to july 30. beautiful once again out there. good deal of sunshine. still in the 50s in the high country in davis. upper 70s in washington. reedville at 75. spoke to jan there. frederick 75. a great stretch of weather the last couple of days. looks like this afternoon is going to

the bruins playing here. the volleyball also takes the courts across this region.soccer stadium also taking on water. but polly stadium, from 2010 to 12, $133 million renovation was put in place here. beautiful venue and you look at the scene of course. this image snapped a few hours ago showing the damage across the region. and a lot of work to be done over the next several days. but i want to draw your attention back to the atlantic ocean. south america on the left hand corner. 70% chance for this to become tropical storm bertha in the next couple days. the likely scenario as we head to the month of august, the prevailing winds -- certainly travel plans, something worth noting waez head into late next weekend. tracks take it off the eastern seaboard and the gulf of mexico. modest clouds across the region. look at the footage out of romania. significant flooding. we know several people reported to have lost lives. hundreds fled after these flood ourds waters around towns in romania. southwest romania where a month's worth of rainfall came down in some locations. v

they tranquilizered the young bruin. n they were able to cut the jar off the head of the black bear and free him. all is well that ends well for this young bear. >>> next time the cub will go for the box of cookies not the cookie jar. >>> hot weather. >>> steamy and stormy and churned up at the shore in that order. we are showing tonight no rain, no storms but still plenty of heat. currently in philadelphia, the temperature is 81 degrees. allentown is 82. reading 82. wilmington 82. cooler in south jersey. millville 77 at the shore the breeze is in the low 70s. we are showing there is one band of thunderstorms moving across central pennsylvania. that died off. the main system causing it a cold front to the west. that is slowly moving to the east. this brings us showers and thunderstorms late on wednesday. through the day on thursday. ahead of it we have to deal with this. the expected heat index the heart of the delaware valley we are looking at 100 to 105. the combination of the heat and humidity. it's the most oppressive

trophy after leaving the u.c.l.a. bruins to the men's basketball national championship he went on to play professionally for the new jersey nets the dallas mavericks and several foreign squads in two thousand and nine ed became the lead plaintiff in the o'bannon vs n.c. double a lawsuit a case alleging that the national collegiate athletic association and its members schools sold the images in like this is a former college athletes in violation of any trust laws on june twenty fourth. nearly five years since its inception the case will go to trial ed o'bannon and his attorney michael house felde join us now in a larry king now exclusive to discuss o'bannon vs the n.c. double it is a landmark case that could result in a massive overhaul to collegiate sports what are you asking for. i am asking for. basically to right or wrong if we can continue to play the sport and bring in boat multibillions of dollars then i think that we should the kids should be able to share in the profit of the scholarship they got to go to school the

. >> i have been here so many times, supporting the bruins, win after win after win and it is hard to see this happen to this place. it is the heart of ucla. >>> the pavilion was just re-opened two years ago after $130 million renovation. it is not clear if the floor will have to be replaced but damage will be in the millions. katie marzullo will have the latest at 6:00 am. >>> after 2 1/2 hours when millions of gallons of water had gone down the drain the sprinklers came on crass the street. no one realized though were set to "automatic." for more video the incredible pictures go to abc7news.com. >>> chevron finally got the green light to move away with the upgrade of the richmond refinery approving the massive million dollar plan to update the century old refinery. changes to the deal included $930 million in community benefits upgrades to carbon and steel piping in crude unit and more sensors and air monitors. chevron wants do renovate the facility while many residents are opposed. >> the 49ers have packing playbooks to get fans to and from the stadium guiding fans to side streets

of course, the red sox and the bruins. and the celtics. and the pats. want you to try and imagine the extraordinary circumstances in which ryan and his team served. this was the summer of 2008, and this was a time when our forces in afghanistan were stretched thin and our troops were deployed to isolated outposts. they had just arrived in days before, and were still building their base, a handledelful of armored vehicles and fighting positions and fox holes and sandbags. one report later concluded, had significant vulnerabilitievulne. parts of the village sat on higher ground. mountains soared 10,000 feet into the sky. heavy equipment to help build their defenses was delayed. in the 100-degree heat, the soldiers ran low on water. and the aerial surveillance they were counting on was diverted away to other missions. early that morning in the predawn darkness, they spotted several men up the mountains. but before ryan and his team could take action, the entire valley erupted. machine gunfire and mortar and rocket propelled grenades poured down from every

of course, the red sox and the bruins and the celtics and the pats. want you to try and imagine the extraordinary circumstances in which ryan and his team served. this was the summer of 2008, and this was a time when our forces in afghanistan were stretched thin and our troops were deployed to isolated outposts. they had just arrived in wanat just days before. they were still building their very small base. a handful of armored vehicles and fox holes and sandbags. wanat, one report later concluded, had significant vulnerabilities. parts of the village sat on higher ground. on every side, mountains soared 10,000 feet into the sky. heavy equipment to help build their defenses was delayed. in the 100-degree heat, the soldiers ran low on water. and the aerial surveillance they were counting on was diverted away to other missions. early that morning in the predawn darkness, they spotted several men up the mountains. before ryan and his team could take action, the entire valley erupted. machine gunfire and mortar and rocket-propelled grenades poured down fr

. >> mark:the basketball court-- home of the bruins' basketball, volleyball and gymnastics teams floodedk:the u-c-l-a campus, on the city's west side, suffered much of the damage. >> mark:water even flooded the parking lots. >> mark:u-c-l-a academic and residence halls were not affected, the university said, and classes will continue today. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending sunday. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: that means sunday is your last chance to get a serta mattress any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters one of america's snot this town are and that this area. apollo also is this not this small city and the nation. the study goes on to say snotty doesn't necessarily mean bad most of these are wealthy communities without the to us

the historic pavilion where the ucla bruins or the volleyball team taking on significant water.m 2010 to 2012 we had $133 million invested in that venue for new renovations there done and then of course that much water on the court in that region as cleanup operations begin. take the pictures out to niece in france. we have these globular clouds indicative of thunderstorms. that's what we had in the region over the last couple of days. the storm systems exited france or portions of northern italy over portions of the alps. historic rainfall. look at the images coming out of portions of romania as the storms come in over the past 24 hours. several people have lost their lives. hundreds have fled their homes after flood waters ran into romania. these are from southwestern romania where it fell in a wet, warm period over much of the continent in recent months as well. water levels as much as six meters high in parts of romania. about 20 feet high because of these storms. you see what's in store despite what has fallen, the amount of water upwards of 150 millimeters. that is 6 inche

you can just barely make the ucla bruins logo right in the middle there. we're going to go live to los angeles for an update on the damage and the work under way right now to make repairs. >>> there's word tonight the oakland raiders are considering a possible relocation. al davis moved the team to los angeles and back. now his son mark is looking at san antonio texas. ktvu's amber lee is live now in alameda. >> reporter: it's a buzz, but there's word that oakland is meeting in san antonio. >> you're involved in this community you just can't pick up and leave. you can't do that to the people. >> reporter: others say the team owner is doing exactly what a good business owner would do. >> the raiders is a business and it's important that you keep your options open. >> reporter: negotiations with mark davis will begin in august or september. i asked miley what are the odds of the raiders staying in oakland. >> 60-40. 60-40. to build a new stadium is about $800 million. we're about 300 to $400 million short. >> the comradery, the spirit. >> reporter: kim lee s

the bruins basketball court ruined, just a year after a renovation folks in the parking lot had to beas rescued after being swept under a car. not often you see a swiftwater rescue team on a campus. really terrible to see that aging infrastructure failing in such a miserable way there. >>> other video, terrifying two women narrowly escaping death after diving under an oncoming train in indiana. at first they tried to outrun the train, realized they couldn't get off the tracks, they laid down, let the train cross over them. the only other option an 08-foot drop below. we still can't get over the fact that the only injury one of them suffered was a stubbed toe. you had a train roll over you and you have a stubbed two. the two are facing criminal trespassing charges because they were trespassing on the railway. >> how has your polling of jump or duck been going? >> jump is a prohibit himself favorite. >> interesting, on mine it's divided but a few that like your third option of hanging. >> you'd have to be very strong. >> i do not like the idea of hanging. then your fingers get run over

and the building was flooded and the building everyone is concerned about is the facility where the ucla bruins just had a massive renovation. they are now worried about the damage to the wood floor with several ims of water on the floor. we will have an assessment of the pavilion this morning. the pile carpet removed from the center showing the signs of the damage. there is a lot of clean up to be done. sunset boulevard is shut down. traffic will be impacted. keep in mine, summer school is underway and some kids are worried about finals. >>> thank you. a lot of clean up work and a lot to worry about. those are live birds from -- live pictures from ucla. it is quite a job to make that street right again. you can see a swimming pool next to the area...is that right? >> for incredible pictures go to abc7news.com. >>> only one small car, one, earn add top rating of "good," in a new crash test conducted for insurance companies, the mini cooper countryman looked at how well a car recollected drivers and passengers when market of the front end hit a rigid object and worst was juke and leaf and the fi

of course, the red sox and the bruins and the celtics and the pats.i want you to try and imagine the extraordinary circumstances in which ryan and his team served. this was the summer of 2008, and this was a time when our forces in afghanistan were stretched thin and our troops were deployed to isolated outposts. they had just arrived in wanat just days before and they were still building their very small base, a handful of armored vehicles and fighting positions and foxholes and sandbags. wanat, one report later concluded, had significant vulnerabilities. parts of the village sat on higher ground. on every side, mountains soared 10,000 feet into the sky. heavy equipment to help build their defenses was delayed. in the 100-degree heat the soldiers ran low on water. and the aerial surveillance they were counting on was diverted away to other missions. early that morning, in the pre-dawn darkness, they spotted several men up the mountains. but before ryan and his team could take action, the entire valley erupted. machine gun fire and mortar and rocket-p

defense, however, held firm to force the game into extra time, and two minutes in kevin debrup made a -- de-bruinade a break through, seemingly putting the tie beyond doubt. u.s. substitute pulled a goal back with a first touch. almost levelling with a kick. temp si seeing his shot saved. final score 2-1 to belgium. richard nicholson. al jazeera. >> if you would like to find out about the latest from the world cup, or the latest news around the world, you can click onto our website. that's at aljazeera.com. >> are the roots of today's never-ending conflict in the middle east really growing out of a 1916 agreement between britain and france? iraq and syria, sykes, piko, the the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. in recent days the fighting men

. >> reporter: the historic home for the ucla bruin basketball team was completely water logged. two years after undergoing a $136 million renovation. bulldozers were called in to create barriers and firefighters piled up sandbags but the damage had been done. the floodwaters were so swift that firefighters struggled to get in position. at its peak water was spewing at the rate of 75,000 gallons a minute. >> our water rescue team has had five rescues. >> reporter: the raft rescues took place when two parking structures filled with water and many car owners couldn't get their vehicles out in time. some were able to drive against the current, while others got stuck on nearby roads, almost completely covered by the muddy floodwaters. quinn halleck saw the ground open without warning. >> you could hear the crack of the cement and then just the roar of water as if you're at like a water park. >> reporter: outside officials shut down the pipe gradually to prevent a systemwide shock, while inside pauley pavilion, the mop-up began. >> we have some very old infrastructure that we are gradu

the drive. mike inouye. taking a live look at ucla. most people -- it must be heartbreaking. >> but we are bruins and we'll recover. the people parked in the garage that flooded they lost a lot of money. that's expensive there. here the south bay shows a slower drive, typical pattern. 87 and 280 kicking in, typical pattern. earlier start here and more volume on the east bias well looking at 880, into fremont, more track for the southbound nimitz. we may be creeping back. slower drive for 850 through livermore. debris reported around isabel. that will have mini traffic break, south 680 starts to build. north bound 880, earlier debris reported 92 cleared. so has the traffic break. northbound recovering. south bound, typical build direction. look at this, off of 580 and 24, east shore freeway. all of the roadways saw a big backup starting to ease now. bay bridge toll plaza, live shot, traffic moving for the fas-trak lanes especially. it's heavier than we've seen in the past month. another build midday as folks head into the city for the giants game 12:45. midday traffic building again. back to you. >>> breaking news. c

of course the red sox and bruins and the pats. i want you to try to imagine the circumstances in which rye april and his team served. this was 2008 wrm our troops were deployed. they had just arrived in wana just days before. they still building a small base. wanat one report later included that it had significant vulnerabilities. >> parts of village sat on higher ground. >> eve heavy equipment was delayed. in 100 degree heat they ran out of water. early that morning in the predawn darkness they spotted several men at the mountains. before ryan and his team could take action, the entire valley erupted. machine gun fire poured down from every direction. the insurge ents were firing fr trees and valleys. it was hell on earth. up at their post ryan and his team were being pounded. almost instantly every one of them was wounded. he was hit by shrapnel in the league. as the insurgents moved in ryan picked up a grenade and pulled the pin and held them back again and again. unable to stand ryan pulled himself up on his knees and mans a m

garden where the celtics and bruins play.ifferentiator for a building is that it has garage parking. conceirge service, elevators, pretty high-end finishes when it was done. a lot of units have been, you know, well maintained and renovated beyond what the developer did back in the early 2,000s. so really, really nice. nice building. great location. and fantastic unit. >> that's terrific. p.t., thank you. that's what your money will get you in beautiful part of the north end of boston these days. sue? >> one of my favorite cities. >>> we had a volatile trading day and now a turn around for the nasdaq. only down 44 points in the dow. more markets coming up next. f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the performance marque from lexus. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." the provider of i.t. services to health care organizations is at session highs. earlier today announced that it bought uk based oasis medical s

. >> the thing i liked about it, a lot of bruins out there enjoying the water. the water sport, fully engaged there. >> kennedy, see you tonight on "the independence" 9:00 eastern. >> on tomorrow night at 9:00. >> stophal. >> thank you. >>> might be worse than crying babies. a group of sumo wrestlers traveling together in japan made for a very full flight. look here. the pictures. look at them. >> yeah. 29 sumo wrestlers traveling in a group together. and can you imagine on this airplane? you can barely even get up and down the aisles. it is so jam-packed. you see them getting off the airplane looking relieved to stretch their legs. did get a break during a welcoming ceremony. the next leg of their trip on a bus. that looks worse than the airplane. >> have to sit in the aisles. can you see them? not in first class. back in the back. can you see them trying to tuck all that down into the seat? a better picture. notice they didn't send that. good luck, guys. >> yes, indeed. >> hmm. >> jam-packed plane. >>> we'll be right back. the dow. hang on.vent e starts with k

the torrent from sunset boulevard flooded bruins field and basketball arena. refighters had to rescue several people from underground parking garages. >> we actual had somebody who was in the water, they got swept off their feet and with a current that was pushing them they got trapped under their car. >> firefighters will warned people to stay away but still some chose to frolic in the flood. the water stopped gushing more than four hours later. officials had to shut off the water valves slowly to prevent further damage. >>> apple's mac book pro gets a makeover. abc's devon dwyer tells us about it. apple laptops getting a freshen up. the all new mac book pro models will see a minor speed boost. 15-inch getting more space ram. 13-inch dropping slightly in price. twitter stocks soaring adding nearly $7 billion in market value just yesterday. researchers at stanford say they've discovered a holy grail of batter. their invention a pure lithium battery that can last longer four times longer than regular batteries. this could be the ultimate motivation to start exer

and the also in los angeles. >> as a bruin myself i was sad to see ucla in los angeles get flooded. >> the images. we're just getting images in the last couple minutes. i don't think you have yet to see them. but pretty impressive sight taking place in southern california and the los angeles area. but a storm system right here across northern italy. flooding here significant. we're seeing a the cloud burst in the region typically responsible for some of the highest rainfall totals ins the shortest time period. and significant flooding across the alps. croatia to albania and romania. very heavy rainfall inside a couple of hours. a level two on a scale of one two three has been issued for severe weather in the region. as well as for a large population as well. lock at the rainfall totals. 145 mm is about 6 cininches. on tuesday afternoon. and this is what it looks like when you get 150 mm that come down in just a few hours. this particular river across portions of the central romania taking on a tremendous amount of water. at least two have lost their lives. one person is missing in the

patrol and in 991 was on the tenderloin task force before we returned to richmond station he's devoted to keeping golden gate park safe for all to enjoy he's are earned silver and bruins metals and highly respected his enperiodic knowledge and serving for 32 years he calls it the best in the service and we call him the chief of chicken hill we've been blessed with the incredible commenting commitment so it's my honor to join you commissioner president buell in recommending them and martin having you have something to say and we have command tom who would like to make a couple of comments. >> thank you commander tom. >> good morning commissioner president buell and park commissioners i'm general manager i've had the honor to work with those gentlemen the 33 years the commitment to work ethic and bob he's worked for 33 years the last 12 years at gerp offering services and keeping a safe t he starts his days at 4 in the morning and lewis i've known him but both of those guys have worked for 33 years for commitment to the city they've i joined the reserves so, now they're going to be patrolling for free. thank you mr. ginsburg for honoring those fine officers their truly

the ucla bruins football field underwater, four buildings on campus heavily damaged, including the historic pauley pavilion which had just undergone a renovation. the court now more like a swimming pool. >> we have water everywhere. >> reporter: outside, water rushing into several of ucla's underground parking garages for hours. hundreds of cars left abandoned inside, including ryan gardener's. >> went down the stair well and the stair well, you couldn't even get down, it is like a raging rapids. >> reporter: while others in calmer waters found an excuse to cool off. officials had to slowly cut off the water flow, trying to prevent new ruptures as they worked to determine the cause of one of the biggest water main breaks the city has ever seen. officials hinting that part of the reason for the break may have been the pipe is 93 years old. water officials looking at all infrastructure in light of this incident. this is as firefighters work to dewater the campus, which is closed for today. matt? >> jacob rascone in los angeles, thanks very much. >>> natalie is here and more about the squeeze