and it is a problem and we're aware of it and we are participating in community conferences to help greaten the awareness of the problem. thank you for raising it. >> just one more. is there allowable or acceptable height of clutter? . >> since you asked for the fire department point of view on it, there actually is, is that in a storage -- in most buildings if it's non-sprinklered, you are not supposed to store within two feet of the ceiling. that's from fire code. you are not going to have ones like this but that's part of the reason not to have combustibles all the way up to the ceiling so if something does happen it will flash over which would not be a good thing. we do work with housing and these different groups to try and help these people because usually it is some sort of mental issue. you can call fire department, we're all going to huddle together to try to help these people. it's certainly not that we go in, write a violation, hang it on the violation and say, well, you have a problem there and walk away and call us back when it's fixed. we realize almost every time that somebod

>> three companies operate on the embarcadero, san francisco pedicab cabrillo and greaten gate ped --here are rules for the cab. but most importantly there are specific fares they can charge allowed by the city. >> they charge $100 for couple. to go about a mile, once in three miles which we can charge $20 to $25. the allegation and accusation levelled at the west coast pedi cab since last month. >> less money for them. i apply for the permit carry the proper insurance. i've done everything i need to do. >> the drivers applied for the licenses. they paid all the fees and they have the driver's license, and they have done everything they need to do on their end. >> he says none of the drivers ever charged anyone $100 for a short ride and says with 40 pedicab in the city and million of tourists each year, there is plenty of business to go around. in san francisco, i'm tomas roman, abc7 news. >>> 5:46. >> it sure is. >> in stereo again. what can you do? employers say they are having a tough time filling certain jobs. >> buyer beware. thousands of outlawed cribs are still for sale online.