On the scene trying to repair the street a heres wherets all taking place. The water main break happened last night on fillmore at union streets and then just o ocks away, a sinkhole opened on green street. Abc seven News Reporter luis pena has the details and talked to residents and businesses in that area. A massive sinkhole is taking over the intersection of green and fillmore streets in San Francisco. The road caved in after one of the citys aging water pipes broke overnight, sending droves of water rushing down multiple streets. What we have here is a probably at least a 70 year old, six 18 inch cast iron. So its an old pipe. Proactively, the Public Utilities commission assess is prioritizes and repairs around 9 to 10 miles of pipeline in a year. But you know, leaks still do happen. Amanda scott was on lombard street around midnight when she noticed sewage and mud flooding her street, the entire street coming down. Steiner and fillmore was basically a river. And im not saying a ri
And i just took my shoes off, rolled up my pants and started digging through the sewers and taking all of the debris and then trying to put it on, frankly, higher ground. If there was anything. So how many drains did you clear . Seven up the street. Water rushed into multiple businesses on fillmore street. One of them was wilder. Its utter chaos. I mean, the floor is caked in mud and then underneath that, a layer of water, please watch your step as you come on in kingston, wu wilders managing partner walked us through where they believed the first wave of water came in. It actually entered through the back door of your business. Would be my guess first and then. And then as the water trickled down the street, it probably came through the front door as well too. Damages are hard to quantify, but wu says its in the thousands of dollars a hard hit for a business that just opened two years ago. The water kind of makes his way through the floorboards onto the walls, goes into crevices. I wa
Financial benefit. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here h new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Human remains have been found on a farm about 30 miles north of philadelphia. Demarco morgan is in solebury, pennsylvania. Demarco, good morning. Good morning to you. The four men have been missing the last couple of days. One disappear last wednesday. The others two days later. T one of the victim has been identified as 19yearold dean finocchiaro. Hes been messing since last friday. Cadaver dogs led them to that spot. There are additional human remains inside that grave. So this painstaking process will go on. Were not done yet. This is a homicide, make no mistake aboutet. We just dont know how many homicides were yet to know the answer to that question. Reporter authorities are working to identify the other remains. The son of the Property Owner Cosmo Dinardo is under arrest. Hes being held on 5 million bail cash. Earlier this week dinardo was
Series of reforms and to explain the drop. The other main stories on bbc news at 5 a woman has escaped serious injury after appearing to be pushed by a jogger into the path of a bus in west london. And the National Games begin in sheffield for competitors with a learning disability. 2,500 people are taking part. Coming to these games actually gives them a chance to express themselves and to really show, not about what they cant do, but about what they can, can do. Good evening and welcome. Our main story the organisers of the athletics World Championships of the athletics World Championships in london are working with Public Health england to try to contain an outbreak of gastroenteritis which has affected 30 athletes and support staff. Botswa nas Isaac Makwala, who was one of the favourites for todays 400 metres final, was forced to withdraw from the 200 metres heat yesterday. Our Sports Correspondent Natalie Pirks is at the London Stadium for us now. Public Health England have confir
Are, who they love or how they love. Reporter suzanne ford is the interim ceo of San Francisco pride, and she is concerned about the Lgbtq Community being stigmatized by monkeypox. Reporter people might not go to receive treatment. People might not be as quick to help. Reporter . Reporter using the hiv pandemic in the 1980s as an example. It was hard to find people that wanted to treat as and then people became isolated and that it just compounded itself. Reporter we should not cast any aspersions or stigma of that group. Reporter dr. Maldonado is an Infectious Diseases expert at stanford. She says the various could have just as his lee targeted a different community. If it had been introduced in a community of daycare centers, for example, you might have seen a lot of spread through children in day care. Reporter the focus needs to be on slowing the spread, not stigmatizing those impacted, she says. Hopefully if we take measures quickly we cannot only help that community, but keep it