there is old napkins. coffee grinds. a lot of homes have garbage bags bursting out of their cans.ook here, you can see, check out how some of the carb bord is now littering the streets. the residents wish they have gotten some notice and hope it comes to an end on friday. >>> a sewage spill that flooded garages and 6 homes made its way into the water. here is the scene where cruise to continue to work to repair a sewage pipe that burst yesterday. officials posted signs warning residents that the spill has been contaminated. a company is expected clean up tomorrow. >>> it was much, much cooler out there today. look at the high temperature, temperatures in the 80s and 90s. more comfortable than yesterday. 69 in san francisco, 73 in santa rosa. 70 in hayward today. look at the difference over the last 24 hours. some places 15-20 degrees cooler. 30 degrees cool in santa rosa. the cooling trend will continue into the weekend. >>> a big box home store in the east bay is looking to get bigger. ikea may be expanding its store in emeryville. that news has some residents outraged. jonathan

you can see the there is old food containers, napkins and there is coffee grinds. and love of these homes have garbage bags bursting out of these cans. and overflowing recycle. and some of the scoreboard is littering the streets. these residents,- cardboard, the of gotten some notice about this labor dispute and hope that it i comes to an end when it is supposed to. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> a 14-inch pipe are still trying to fix this problem tonight. raw sewage leak into the redwood shores lagoon and garage. near anchor circle and this repair work, and why it is taking so long. >> this was the scene at sunrise working crews through the night trying to find a 14 in. pipe broke. mid-afternoon, there were still busy with the repair, 6- car garages were flooded and an undetermined amount of raw sewage made its way into this lagoon. the city put a sign of to stay out of this water until tests come back with the all clear. it is challenging to find this and it is requiring teamwork. whole as a dog down to that pipe but it is still leaking. that is why it is importa

the joke is that you get the pleading on a napkin, which is not particularly useful. it does not allow someone to explain their circumstances in a way that the judge can use them. based on their interviews for the city, they expanded that program to the entire state. last year, they had 25,000 documents generated. in the first quarter, they have generated almost half of that already. they had 12,000 forms filled out by the public. we get great comments from them. people are incredibly thankful for the resources. people let us know that the service is better than pena butter. they are glad to have a website that is available where they can buy the forms -- can use the money for food instead of buying forms. >> what is the volunteer community like? >> california is a good example. they have self-help clinics. they have self-help clinics.

and we have a lot of the posters in our office, and we made napkins and giving them out and detailing the costs and cards with the numbers of the taxi cards. if you would like this, my number is 581-2478 and you can call me and i will give it to you. >> thank you. and i >> our next panel is on street scape design for pedestrian safety, and i would like to call the speakers, and we have david allenbar from the san francisco planning department and john paul scott from the mayor's office on disability and maggie omaro, from caltran and ellen vanderslice from the city of portland. help me welcome our panelists. >> our first speaker is david allenbar and he's a senior urban design are for the san francisco planning department and manages the city design group and concerns itself with urban design and the public realm and he works on the city street plan. >> thanks christina, it's a pleasure to be here today. and as christina said, we work with the city design group and concern ourselves with the design of the public realm and the street space and that plan we are working on, will probably

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he had gotten like glanced in the neck and napkin and he was bleeding. >>reporter: 15-year-old boy and 19-year-old woman who were wounded. but the 50-year-old tourist and elementary school principal hit in the head and died at the scene. the owner of biscuit and blue across the street from the shooting believe the suspect were waiting in front of the establishment. >> all young teenagers and they are like for some reason they are hovering outside our door. >>reporter: my say they recovered a gun, detained 5 teenager suspect and arrested an 18-year-old san francisco man philip stewart. as news reverberates across the ocean the german deputy con some general here says as tragic as this is, this will likely have no effect on san francisco tourism industry. >> this lady was just in the wrong moment at the wrong place. no. that's what happened. >>reporter: back live where the party was held last night. we are told there was security here and ironically the promoter says she put on these events so that teenagers will have a safe place to socialize. german coup

>> yes, you have toilet paper, napkins. eporter: wr: with state budgets shrinking, many schools are askingarents to buy a lot more than glue sticks to hold it all together. on this year's checklist, dixie cups and paper plates in joshua, st. joseph eleme mops and plastic utensils in moody,e. and first graders in moody, alabama, have to bring in garbage bags. >> to expect all the parents to t all thet kind of money is f money ir a lot. just laser: what concerns bilnts like peter is, just last g.ek, schools got $10 billion in uergency government funding. ut instead of using it to pay ies orpplies or hire back rs, some, some districts are canding the money, hoping it could prevent future layoffs. >> they said, well, we might not ugh money nextney next year so we'll just not do anything this we'll just ave oneesn't make any sense. a kid only has one year to be a first grader. >> reporter: we did some of our own.our own. the average family spends $96 on required school supplies. on early 10% more than last year. parentslaces parents aren't picking up the bill, teachers like ralph are digging ev

an audit of san francisco's litter found fast-food wrappers, cups and napkins are the second most identifiable source of trash on city streets, right behind cigarette butt. so compete that problem city hall slapped a tax and raised more than $2 million. >> the money thats who come in basically offset general fund expenditures. >> fast foot joints and mini- marts may be next. city is considering a similar fee to offset the cost of change up all the fast-food garbage. critics say san franciscans are paying enough. >> it will hurt the consumer and i think long-term will t- will continue to drive the cost of dining out in san francisco higher and eventually people will say we're too expensive. restaurant margins elizabeth fannon says it's unfair to raise their price because some customers are litter bugs. >> if people are throwing the wrappers out their window, there is no way we can stop them from doing that. >> reporter: along with the cigarette fee, san francisco banned styrofoam cups and plastic bags and a similar program in oakland is raising $300,000 a year, maybing it likely that a burger-t

and there was another man over here i saw, he'd gotten glanced in the neck and had a napkin to it. he was bleeding. >> that man and a woman were also shot. police say they were treated at a hospital and released. police would not say how many rounds were fired but there are bullet holes in walls, windows and restaurants. at the restaurant a half block away, people rushed into the place looking for refuge. >> all customers waiting outside, ran into the restaurant. maybe people outside, walking. and you know, people stepped down on the floor and ground. and they were really scared. >> police have taken five people into custody. three adults and two juveniles. and investigator says they recovered a weapon. >> all were unintended victims. >> so yeah that. is not comforting. >> tourists were shocked and wondering about their safety. >> and you hear about the story. >> and says two nightsing ayes he witnessed a stabbing. >> two people had an argument. one pulled out a knife. >> and then this,. >> just, you know, just you walked from our hotel. so there this, is crazy. yeah. >> police are

an audit of the litter found fast food wrappers action cups and napkins the second most identitied sourcef trash on city streets right behind cigarette buts. to fight that city hall put a 20-cent user fee on cigarettes raising more than 2 million. >> it's basically off set general fund expenditures. we are relying lesson the taxpayer and more on cigarette buyers to basically fund the clean up. >> reporter: fast food joints and mini martes may be next. a similar fee would off set the cost of cleaning up the trash. criticized issues say san francisco people are paying enough. >> it'll hurt the consumer and i think it'll continue to drive the cost of dining out in san francisco higher eventually people will say it's to much. >> reporter: a restaurant manager said it's not fair to raise her prices because customers are litter bugs. >> places try to take care of the problems themselves but if people are throwing them out there is no way to stop them. >> reporter: along with the cigarette fee san francisco has banned styrofoam cups and a similar program in oakland is raising $300,000 a year mak

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