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&cutline1=Board of Water Supply workers assess the broken water main.
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&cutline2=This home at 1505 Pukele Ave. bore the brunt of the geyser, with thousands of gallons of water slamming down on its roof each minute.
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&cutline3=The water assault on this home lasted about 45 minutes.
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&cutline4=Edward Haneda checks out his neighbor's home.
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&cutline5=Board of Water Supply workers turn a valve to shut off the spewing water.
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&cutline6=The broken water main left this hole in the street.
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&cutline7=The water pouring out of the broken water main was strong enough to knock down a cinder block wall.
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