. >> reporter: for the last two decades, phil has volunteered with larkin street youth services from doing outreach on the streets to fundraising in the board room, where he currently serves as chair. >> he brings a huge passion and commitment to young people. >> reporter: she is the executive director. >> it was a little drop-in center when he started and now we're this, you know, 25 programs and 14 sites, the full continuum of services for youth 12 to 24. >> reporter: services that now include residential facilities, medical treatment, educational and vocational support. >> it's all about helping these people find hope again. >> i was living in golden gate park and had nowhere to go. i couldn't even find food. looking in trash cans for food. >> reporter: david dropped out of high school in ohio before ended up at larkin street. >> i came here just looking for a meal like maybe somewhere to get out of the cold a little. but i if you find like something a lot better. >> reporter: he is now a college student working toward a career in personal training. >> they encouraged me to do thi

but still, larkin believes this goes beyond state law. >> it's very vague, what -- you know, when the government code is requiring the collision, that's clear. there has to be an accident. here they are just saying, the negligent operation of a motor vehicle. and that can be anything. >> reporter: those arrested for a dui could be billed for the cost of breath, urine or blood tests, drug screenings and even the officer's time. oakley officials say 76% of the dui arrests involve people who are not from this city and they say it's only fair for these people to pay up. they contend the bill will usually be a few hundred dollars, although it could reach thousands. >> there is not another type of crime around that generates the kind of money that dui's have, all the courthouses. >> reporter: oakley officials say they are following the guidelines of a 2006 court case. and in the footsteps of other communities, like brentwood and antioch. oakley claims to have modeled its policy after danville's. larkin says his dui claims used to get bills from pleasant hill too. >> they attempted to bill e

i think larkin was here. that is the original charter. then in 1850, van ness, who was the supervisor, did the addition. it was called the western addition, even though it was in the middle of the city, because it was west of larkin. >> i did not understand that when i was a child. it always seemed that it was east of where everything i knew was. >> all this down here was county of san francisco, so there was a point in time where you could be in the county of san francisco, but not in the city you live in these outside lands. >> lead problem is if you look at the orientation, no. is up. we are going to turn it the way we are normally accustomed to seeing it. here is where the golden gate bridge is. here is where the bay bridge is. the county went all the way down here, and about a year later, they moved the county to write about here, so this was county land or outside land, and this was the city. this was 1861, so the city has grown by this much. these were added, and they are basically pasture lands. that is where petrero street is. >>

but still, larkin believes this goes beyond state law. >> it's very vague, what --you know, when theovernment code is requiring the collision, that's clear. there has to be an accident. here they are just saying, the negligent operation of a motor vehicle. and that can be anything. >> reporter: those arrested for a dui could be billed for the cost of breath, urine or blood tests, drug screenings and even the officer's time. oakley officials say 76% of the dui arrests involve people who are not from this city and they say it's only fair for these people to pay up. they contend the bill will usually be a few hundred dollars, although it could reach thousands. >> there is not another type of crime around that generates the kind of money that dui's have, all the courthouses. >> reporter: oakley officials say they are following the guidelines of a 2006 court case. and in the footsteps of other communities, like brentwood and antioch. oakley claims to have modeled its policy after danville's. larkin says his dui claims used to get bills from pleasant hill too. >> they attempted to bill eve

. >> reporter: for the last two decades, phil has volunteered with larkin street youth services, fromoing outreach on the streets to fundraising in the board room where he currently serves as chairman. >> he brings a huge passion and commitment to young people. >> reporter: sherry lynn adams is executive director. >> it was a little drop-in center when he started and now we are this 25 programs in 14 sites this full continuum of services for youth 12 to 24. >> reporter: service that now include residential facilities, medical treatment, educational and vocational support. >> it was all about helping these people find hope again. >> i was living in golden gate park and had nowhere to go. i couldn't find food. i was looking in trash cans for food. >> reporter: david wesolowski dropped out of high school in ohio before he ended up in larkin street. >> he when came here i was looking for a meal a place to get out of the cold but i found something a lot better. >> reporter: he is now a college student working toward a career in personal training. >> they encouraged me to push me to do thin

larkin saw a serious, focused young man. he doesn't see that now. >> two years to really get back to the point where he's a threat on the golf course. right now, he's a player on the field. >> reporter: it was playing the field outside his marriage that began woods' public decline and fall. 18 months ago, he apologized for infidelities against his wife, elin, and took time off from golf. he returned to great acclaim at the 2010 masters where he finished fourth. he hasn't done nearly that well since. >> he's got so much distractions. >> reporter: justin kotzin has been following tiring's career from the first shot. he said woods needs to clear his mind. >> he used to be the most mentally tough player in the world-- clearly. and now, i think he's lost it. >> psychologically, physically, professionally, spiritually-- the guy right now is-- i mean, if that's the grand slam of golf, he's missing the cut on all four. >> reporter: since he was a teenager, people have been saying tiger would be the greatest golfer ever. now, debilit

. >> reporter: for the last two decades, phil has volunteered with larkin street youth services fromoing outreach on the streets to fundraising in the board room where he currently serves as chair. >> he brings a huge passion and commitment to young people. >> reporter: the executive director. >> it was a little drop-in center when he started and now we're this, you know, 25 programs and 14 sites, full continuum of services for youth 12 to 24. >> reporter: services that now include residential facilities, medical treatments, educational and vocational support. >> it was all about helping these people find hope again. >> i was living in golden gate park and had nowhere to go, i had to look in trash for food. >> reporter: david dropped out of high school in ohio before he ended up at larkin street. >> i came here i was just looking for a meal, i'm like maybe somewhere to get out of the cold but i found something a lot better. >> reporter: he is now a college student, working toward a career in personal training. >> they have pushed me to do things that i wouldn't have done on my own. >

. >> demonstrators continue to protest and it ended in larkin and grove streets. it was here they this them cornered and one by one they were arrested. there were 45 people cited. powell street station was open and closed four times and civic center station closed and opened three. >> people are getting tired of it. passengers are getting tiredist. we need to put it in the right form which in bart room and to not inconvenience people or put passengers at risk. >> for information about that meeting go to our website and click on see it on tv. >>> we're following breaking news in east palo alto where a small plane has crash landed. the pilot managed to set the plane down in a field near the intersection of bay and university around 9:47. no injuries were reported. no word on why the pilot was forced to make that emergency landing about faa is investigating. >> they sentenced a mental patient in napa to 25 years to life for the murder of a hospital employee. 37-year-old man applied had no contest to first-degree murder earlier this month. in exchange they dropped cha

. >> demonstrators continue to protest and it ended in larkin and grove streets. it was here they this them cornered and one by one they were arrested. there were 45 people cited. powell street station was open and closed four times and civic center station closed and opened three. >> people are getting tired of it. passengers are getting tiredist. we need to put it in the right form which in bart room and to not inconvenience people or put passengers at risk. >> for information about that meeting go to our website and click on see it on tv. >>> we're following breaking news in east palo alto where a small plane has crash landed. the pilot managed to set the plane down in a field near the intersection of bay and university around 9:47. no injuries were reported. no word on why the pilot was forced to make that emergency landing about faa is investigating. >> they sentenced a mental patient in napa to 25 years to life for the murder of a hospital employee. 37-year-old man applied had no contest to first-degree murder earlier this month. in exchange they dropped cha

his name is brian larkin.ys he was attacked at school and did 90 days at a wilderness camp called camp adams. the judge was never tied directly to that particular camp and getting kick backs there. brian's case what's raced from public record. brian larkin was just 14 years old when this happened. brian, we are glad for you to join us today. now you're 19 years old. you've had a couple of years of separation from what happened. we'd like to hear a little bit about your story. you get in a fight at school, we don't need to go into the details of who did what, when. what happened when you faced the judge? >> the first time i went to court in front of the judge, for the kid that attacked me, and when i went in front of him for that he asked me if i smacked him or something, and that's when he started an investigation with the kingston cops around here, and they investigated that, and that's how i ended up going. jenna: he said you were lying. you said you didn't hit this kid. he said you could be guilty of perjur

in essence, in the bay area, like on larkin street, i want to see people invest more in people. love the giants stadium, but i want to see cumins investing in a humans, instead of expensive. expensive buildings. i love to see the mayor and governor invest more in education than in incarcerations. so i am committed with the music and the platform that i have, if i have to, to give a little spanking to those who need to break up. we spend way too much on weapons. all the money that we spend on tv advertising, gears of war, that is stupidity. in new zealand, they passed a law that said that you could not sell it. all those games about killing people. they do not want it. to me, i'd equate that with columbine, with war. once you desensitize a human being, you cannot tell the difference between shooting someone in a video game and a real person. some people can be gentle and kind. i can be ghetto when i want to be. i grew up with the black panthers doing peace and freedom benefits for them. so on the one hand i like the softness of spirituel the day, but i also like the energy that y

. >> reporter: the demonstration finally ended near the library at larkin street. one by one they made an arrest. now back here live, many of those who have been arrested are in the jail behind me. people ended up being confused and frustrated. most of those commuters were not able to make it out. in the end, powell street was closed four times and civic center closed three times. 45 people were arrested for failing to disperse or illegally blocking traffic. father-in-law note the anonymous group said they plan to do it again. we're live in san francisco, nick smith, "abc 7 news". >>> the san francisco 49ers are making several changes to increase security at home games after three people were seriously injured during the 49ers-raiders match-up. the video from youtube show fights in the stands and parking lot on saturday. because of the violence, 49er officially are making changes, banning tailgating after the game begins. they will hold d.u.i. checkpoints after every game. they want the n.f.l. to call off the annual pre-season game against the raiders. the. >>> my

superstar yevgeny larkin he's planning his return to the ice following the surgery . that's football and russian defender alexander a new call for signed a five year extension to his deal with the knicks the twenty eight year old for intent of paper a day after the russian champions struggling start up knowledge of one nil to close the gap to test the five points and st petersburg sides took the lead after twenty three minutes to presume in head up and down the crucial course at home the only goal of the game now the defending champions on going to narrow the need. to hundreds of them narrowly i should say to pick up their eight win in a row. so to speak now we're going to restore that seven point question at the top but you would class that up without a seven minute lead mystically simple. but then inside the first half penalty hitting the post if for five only out and if one wanted finished only men's lead down to five points. but elsewhere unanimous there maintains that top three position with a two no victory and the stubborn volga the new boys were reduced to ten

. >> reporter: the demonstration finally ended in larkin and grove streets. they had the protestors cornered and one by one they made arrests. frustrated commuters tried to make their way home. powell street was closed four times and civic station was closed three times. i received word from san francisco police department at one point the group moved eastbound on market street and at one point think became agitated, kicking over garbage cans, just disrupting traffic. we also understand, this is from the san francisco police department at one point at fourth and market street three blocks where i'm standing, someone tried to ignited a flammable substance. 45 people were arrested. most were cited for failing to disperse. i expect to hear from bart today. we have heard that anonymous tends may do this again. they say there is more to come. >>> san francisco 49ers are cracking down on alcohol in order to increase security at home games. this is after three people were seriously injured after the 49ers-raiders game. the video shows fights in the stands and in the

. >> the demonstration finally ended at larkin and grove streets near the library. they had them cornered and one by one they made them arrests. at the end you had confused commuters. powell street station was closed four different times. civic center station was closed three times. 4 people were arrested. most were cited for failing to disperse for illegally blocking traffic. we have not heard from bart. we have had a call in them for reaction and last we have learned that the group anonymous plans to do this again. we're live in san francisco, nick smith, "abc 7 news". >>> a mountain view father and son are under arrest in the 2004 gang killing of a teenager. they say they arrested 23-year-old man that is accused of driving the getaway car in the drive-by shooting of 17-year-old person. the father was also arrested on perjury charges. in march the task force arrested the suspected shooter on homicide charges. investigators are still working on the arrests of three more suspects. >>> belmont police are trying to given stolen items back to their owners after nabbing