Wet and Wild at the White House

By Neda Semnani

Posted April 4, 2012 at 1:15pm

Construction at the White House took a wet turn Wednesday when an apparent water main break showered the area between the Old Executive Office Building and the northwest gate.

The geyser was quickly shut off, but not before HOH caught it on tape.

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