>> reporter: there may not be a sam in sam's but there is owner jeanie kim. >> the name was taken from my children's middle initials. >> reporter: she may have fun with the name of her diner but she's serious when it comes to this market where her restaurant sits. >> the past couple of years we've seen more homeless people kind of congregating around this area and we haven't seen anything done. >> reporter: despite classic images of a bustling market street, these days kim's reality is far from a postcard. >> we want people to come and start hanging around and walk around and know that there are different restaurants that are here. there are different stores. >> reporter: now city leaders are trying to achieve just that. today's supervisor jane kim introduced legislation offering a six-year payroll tax incentive to businesses that move to mid-market. it's aimed at luring san francisco-based twitter which is considering expanding into a vacant furniture store at ninth and market. >> and we're really excited there's an anchor tenant that's willing to come to the table to work with us to

warns the mubarak regime it can't put the jeanie back in the bottle. i'm katie couric. also tonight, government job training programs under fire. they cost taxpayers billions, but a new report says it's not even clear they put anyone to work. a possible link between diet soda and heart disease. and while he's commanding u.s. forces, his wife is looking out for their families. what do you think military families need most right now? captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. the longer the antigovernment protests in egypt go on, the more the mubarak regime digs in. and the united states is turning up the pressure again. day 16 saw the protests expand to government buildings, including parliament. thousands of state workers went on strike even after egypt's vice president hinted a new crackdown is coming. the obama administration said president mubarak hasn't met even the minimum threshold of reforms demanded by the protesters. mubarak's foreign minister acc

. >> at least 'cause jeanie is here. hi jason, paul levinson. should there be a protracted budget stalemate for a delay in raising the debt ceiling, what might be the impact on both economic growth and job creation in the near term and long-term future? >> right. again, i mean, for a shutdown for the debt ceiling, i mean, it's pretty much the same perspective, which is the congressional leaders have said they don't want that to happen. that they don't expect it to happen. the president certainly doesn't want it to happen. and certainly doesn't expect it to happen that. there are obviously some differences of opinion, you know, those are issues, you know, that will have to be worked through so i don't think it would come to that. in terms of the real difference for the economy that i'd focus on, though, what does it mean to short-term growth if you're making very large cuts in the budget very abruptly this year when job growth is starting to strengthen but isn't so strong that they could sustain a very large movement opposite direction. so i woul

at sam's diner, owner jeany king says the bike lanes leave no room for delivers without getting a ticketrs refuse to deliver because they're afraid to get tickets. >> delivery men and mailmen have to park illegally. >> whenever i go to buy supplies to unload, this is the only way i can unload. and we always get tickets. >> kim says she's racked up $1,500 in tickets in a year. city traffic planners don't think there's a problem. >> what we did was work with those businesses to make sure that there are alternatives available and if there weren't alternatives for loading trucks, we didn't put a bike lane? >> issues like kim's are rare and it's pressing forward to add more than 30 miles of bike lanes city wide. meaning if you're not on two wheels, you'll probably be left on the curb it. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still ahead, more rough driving conditions in our forecast. rob's been tells us about that. also we ride along with sheriff's deputies trained to navigate our roads in any weather. you don't want to miss that. >> watching those slick roads and icy roads, as you head u

♪ and everybody knows it everybody knows it ♪ ♪ ♪ katie's to the left just rippin' my style damn, jeaniewn back, back, backstabber stabber, stabber back, back, backstabber ♪ ♪ girl, you're such a backstabber oh, girl, you're such a talker and everybody knows it ♪ ♪ everybody knows it girl, you're such a backstabber run your mouth more ♪ ♪ than anyone i've ever known and everybody knows it everybody knows it ♪ >> jimmy: hey. i want to thank adam sandler, bobby flay. thank the eggplants who gave their lives to be here tonight. apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, justin bieber. "animal plus cannibal" is out now. playing us off the air with "the harold song," from dallas, ke$ha. good night. ♪ i miss the scratch of your cheek on my cheek ♪ ♪ i miss it so hard ♪ because i didn't see ♪ that you were the love of my life ♪ ♪ and it kills me ♪ i see your face ♪ in strangers on the feet ♪ i still say your name when i'm talking in my sleep ♪ ♪ and in the limelight ♪ i play it off like ♪ but i can't handle it ♪ when i turn off the light light ♪ ♪ ♪ they say the truth love hur