jeff pierce shows as the cleanup of the protests. ff: broken glass is still being swept up this morning from broken glass from in the mission district parent this is after two days of violent protests in the wake of an officer involved shooting. small businesses in the neighborhood received damage as well and not for the first-time parent >> this is this is an area where people came by throwing rocks. even though it is a safe area the police cannot figure out how to stop the spin >>jeff: the police acknowledges a level of danger in the community. >> i sit that most of the community does not want this mess. there is a lot of understandable anchor with the spirit -- with this. >> this difference is the police and not aware of additional protests that they will have a dish that all offices on >> and san francisco jeff pierce, kron 4 news. >>marty: in thanks jeff. he ysabel: let's take a look outside. you can see some of the low cloud cover. at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizatio

jeff pierce was with the volunteers today. >> i'm not sure if that is mud. >> the volunteers came out with the support of the 27- international coastal cleanup day on saturday morning. >> we're out here every year we could be here every day and still not back up all the trash that is getting out today. not all of it. the main message is that we have to stop from the stretch to get into the--bay anyway. >> for those local collection efforts are also in the focus of global trash. >> if it gets out to the trash it will make its way to the ocean it is an international problem. >>reporter: east bay efforts focused on the streams that empty into the bay. >> internationally this is coastal cleanup day. because of oakland there are a lot of creeks to protect. as daunting as that task may seen it is year after year they come and they're starting to see progress. >> this is what we have collected the first it was perhaps four times the amount of this and since then, it is less and less every single time. there's not even enough trash to clean up and people still want to help. we have cut out so

jeff pierce was there. >>reporter: former san francisco 49ers tight end brent jones with a downside of his home for the late arrival of presidential vice-presidential candidate paul ryan. they paid $1,000 each to attend a breakfast reception. his thick this it is focusing on fund raising. >> that is been the position of california for several years. they come in and get the money and move out. maybe one day will see california play again. >> i do not have that type of money. >> we saw that he was going to come on the news to we came by. >>reporter: they witnessed the motorcade and it is described is a pile of red and a sea of blue. >> i'd like it. we get both democrat and republican so it is nice to see a little bit of both. >>reporter: in attendance were portions of the republican. >> he is a good person but he is down where we are. he gave us a lot of hope. >> i am impressed with ryan he is intelligent, articulate and really explains things well. >>reporter: the supporters were not only with their generou

jeff pierce was with the volunteers today. >> i'm not sure if that is mud. >> the volunteers came out with the support of the 27- international coastal cleanup day on saturday morning. >> we're out here every year we could be here every day and still not back up all the trash that is getting out today. not all of it. the mail message is that we have to stop from the stretch to get into the--bay anyway. fed >> for those local collection efforts are also in the focus of a global crash. >> if it gets out to the trash it will make its way to the ocean it is an international problem. the global--trash. >>reporter: east bay efforts focused on the streams that empty into the bay. >> internationally this is coastal cleanup day. because of oakland there are a lot of creek's to protect. as daunting as that task may seen it is year after year they come and they're starting to see progress. >> this is what we have collected the first it was perhaps four times the amount of this and since then, it is less and less every single time. there's not even enough trash to clean up and people still want t

jeff pierce shows us how the local community is pitching in. jeff >> hundreds of volunteers showed up at the food banks on saturday to help the pressing needs that local food banks are experiencing. >> people of us that potatoes and to do the day-to-day tasks. the bigger piece is trying to educate the committee about hunger, why there is a need and what they can do to make a difference. >> as the need has accelerated, food banks are having to rely more on individual help from the communities as the sources they have traditionally depended upon have diminished. >> many people come to us who need food assistance. the way the government is, the state budget and federal budget we will munsey lot of help. >> the contra costa county food banks >> we have seen a significant decline because the u.s. department of agriculture's food has declined significantly we're very concerned. >> people can donate, a volunteer or advocate. they can really make a difference by doing one of those three things. >>vicki: the drought will have an impact even as far away a

jeff pierce now has an update on how the project is:. instead >> moments after caltrans close to the bridge on friday night a small army of construction workers began this weekend's work of the seismic retrofit project. they swarmed over the meeting of two sections of bridge halloween still fleeting. >> what you saw last night was the demolition of a lot of concrete in preparation for the installation of the new joint. >> by don they had cleared the space between the two sections and were ready to install the new steel hardware that would make up the seismically a corporate joint. >> they have their demo and as cleaning set out. it is good to see that there are already modifying the joint >> the new joint seals will be a trickle in making the joint safety and in a creek. >> of the seismic as leeson joined full be placed right underneath the hard side of that joint. they have already jacked the bridge of the 5 in. the needed to clear alf and over the next few weeks there will put in the new bearings that will allow the verge of of of the

. >> jeff: you can hear more of scott pelley's interview with president obama right here on tomorrow's "cbs evening news." >> and during a campaign stop in fort pierce, florida, today, the president got a lift quite literally from scott van duzer, pizza shop owner and self-identified republican, who nonetheless said he's voting for the 181 pound president. the admiration was mutual. later honoring the stars of the london paralympics. which should come first, the chicken or the ethanol. and dissident tv. syrian rebels put their lives on the line and their views on the air. those stories when the cb cbs-- "cbs evening news" continues. >> jeff: it was a day of horrific violence in iraq. in attacks stretching across at least 11 cities from bag good to basra, more-- baghdad to basra more than 360 were hurt, the attackers targeted iraqi security force, many civilials were killed, al qaeda is being blamed for attacks. in syria aleppo came under fierce air attack again. amateur video claims to show the results of a government attack, crowds pulling victims from the rubble. in addition 17 others were killed when a car bomb exploded in aleppo. we have receive

jeff pierce shows us how local communities are pitching in. >> hundreds of volunteers showed up at theseon saturday to help the pressing needs that local food banks are experiencing. >> people are hoping as bad potatoes in and do the necessary day-to-day task. we're trying to educate the community about hunger and why there is a need. >> as the need has accelerated in recent years, food banks are having to rely on individual help from their communities. >> there are a lot of people coming to us the need for assistance. >> the empty shells are a testament of those sources are no longer the contributed that they once were. >> people can donate, volunteer or advocates to really make a difference. >> that draw affecting the midwest will take its toll right here in the bay area. >> still ahead on the kron4 news weekend, and general motors recalling thousands of cars and suvs. here is a live look outside. we have walnut creek in our sights. for for offs dot duff dov >> a massive highway project is moving along mostly without incident and lost angeles. here is a video of the construction projec