at bc7 news i-team dan noyes took a look around for this morning's report. >> exiting off highway 101lestick park there are some beautiful bay views, wildlife and a lot of trash. >> welcome to the stick, as i like to call it. >> gilbert lives out here. he's trying to get something done about the constant barrage of garbage tossed, dumped and blown on the bay shore. >> we've got budweiser. i don't know if this is insulation or what this is. one shoe. >> on our tour we saw every kind of trash. thousands of tiny pieces of plastic instead of sand. we even found medical waste. >> there is a syringe. that's a syringe. >> so where is it all coming from? >> one of our biggest offenders, 49ers fans who need parking passes and tickets. >> besides some bad fans, he also suspects people use the desolate areas to dump garbage from home and construction projects. he also says the passing trucks from the recycling plant nearby have something to do with it. we asked recology spokesman about that. he said the recycling trucks are sealed tight. he took us on a forensic tour of his own. >> this is intac

abc7 news i-team's dan noyes took a look around for this morning's report. >> exiting off highway 101e way to candlestick park there are some beautiful bay views, wildlife and a lot of trash. >> welcome to the stick as i like to call it. >> gilbert lives out here. he's trying to get something done about the constant barrage of garbage tossed dumped and blown on the bay shore. >> we've got budweiser. i don't know if this is insulation or what this is. one shoe. >> on our tour we saw every kind of trash. thousands of tiny pieces of plastic instead of sand. we even found medical waste. >> there is a syringe. that's a syringe. >> so where is it all coming from? >> one of our biggest offenders, 49ers fans who need parking passes and tickets. >> besides some bad fans, he also suspects people use the desolate areas to dump garbage from home and construction projects. he also says the passing trucks from the recycling plant nearby have something to do with it. we asked a spokesman about that. he said the recycling trucks are sealed tight. he took us on a forensic tour of his own. >> this is i

dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> a lot more to bring you this wednesday. ben bernanke's best guess and the signal that a full economic recovery is a few years ahead. >>> plus, tarmac tension. what was going on between president obama and arizona's governor. >> and -- >> for him to now be the judge in the case is absurd. >> a new uproar over the san bruno pipeline explosion. the controversial choice of who will oversee pg&e's punishment. >>> get ready >>> president obama is in las vegas tonight part of his five state tour talking about jobs. earlier he was in phoenix and he had attention exchange with the arizona republican governor jan brewer. she welcomed the president with a hand written letter and fairly intense conversation. at one point she pointed h her finger at him and he was seen walking away mid sentence. afterward she said the president was upset about her book in which she criticizes obama for for the and. >>> the san bruno pipeline that disaster is back in the news. a person claims that the people who regulate pg&e were asleep at the switch. o

dan noyes filed this report. >> in this small town of pescadero they have trying to track down answers >> i've never done investigation work. >> to find out whether his son's school would be safe in an earthquake. >> under a state law known as the field act all schools must be earthquake resistant. 70 schools in long beach earthquake, 120 people died. structural work at the high school had been done without the state's approval. >> that is when the light bulb went on and you begin to realize there are thousands of projects. >> and it turns out they are right. a yearlong investigation thousands of school construction projects completed statewide don't complete with the field act. california division of state architects, agency in charge of enforcing the law has never approved those projects as safe. >> there is upwards to 20,000 school projects that do not conform to these field standards. >> and not just in small districts like pescadero. los angeles unified school district finished this middle school six years ago and state windows that huge window walls may not be properly anchored a

dan noyes takes a look at some of the most dangerous spots for people on two wheels. ♪ ♪ >>> on any given this is what you'll find on the streets of san francisco. thousands of cyclists all competing for space and taking chances. it's rougher tough and can be downright dangerous. >> bikes versus cars bikes always lose. >> that is what the i-report found. there were thousands of injury bike accidents and counted can. the worst of it is happening in san francisco. the top five places to get hit on a bike here they are. number five polk and geary street. number four market and valencia street. three, market and fifth near union square. two masonic avenue and bell street. number one most dangerous intersection in the entire bay area, market street at octavia. this is no surprise that the bike coalition. these intersections have been in the crosshairs for years. >> we're really encouraging city to focus on those troubled areas. market and octavia we really need to be careful. >> occupy a at this video showing the notoriously attempting illegal right turn through the bike lane and onto the free

dan noyes, "abc 7 news." >> up next it just takes minutes but is it for you? personal information you may be revealing just by walking down the street. cheryl jennings talk to an israeli boy that lost his leg to a landmine. what he is doing to change his country. >>> none of us would walk down the street with private information on a name tag but that could happen. michael finney shows us an experiment that is raising red flags. >> most can go out in public and remain unrecognized but facial recognition systems may soon allow strangers to snap a picture and instantly learn your name date of birth where you were born and maybe even your social security number. >> i think that facial recognition is here to say. >> already, facebook and google are using some forms of it. facebook tagged suggestions identifies people in photos as they are uploaded. in this google video demonstrates how owners of galaxy nexus can point their phone by pointing to their own face. sandra is an associate professor at carnegie mellon in pittsburgh he and his fellow researchers have deve

dan noyes took a look around for the you fix it report. >> exiting off highway 101 on the way to to candlestickark, there is wildlife and a lot of trash. >> welcome to the stick. >> he lives out here. he is trying to get something done about the constant barrage of garbage, dumped on the bayshore. >> we have a budweiser. i don't know if this is insulation or what this is. >> on our tour, we saw every kind of trash. thousands of tiny pieces of plastic. we even found medical waste. >> so where is it all coming from? is. >> one of the biggest offenders, 49er fans who need parking passes and tickets. >> beside bad fans, he took that desolate area to dump garage. he also said passing trucks from the recycling center has something to do it. >> we asked hem, he said the recycling trucks are sealed tight. >> this is intact. there was never any garbage can. somebody threw that out the window of their car. >>. >> they are just as upset about the dumping as the neighbors. >> it should have gone into a recycling bin. it can be made into a new paper product. >> this is trash. >> they say the stress on wildl