yes, the station is less cluttered. but some riders aren't convinced cracking down on people sitting is a path police should be going down. >> i don't have anything against them. but seeing someone that i would be very watchful but i understand where they coming from too. so -- i don't lean either way. >> reporter: so b.a.r.t. police are adamant they are not targeting the homeless. they say they're in fact working with homeless organizations and nonprofits here in san francisco to literally get these people, michelle, back on their feet. >> well, mark they started this at the powell station -- powell street station yesterday. now it's at is civic center station where you are, how's it going so far? >> reporter: yes, so this is day two now for doing this at the powell street station. they approached 17 people yesterday morning. 17 people again today got both times got those people out of there. so according to b.a.r.t. police, it's going well. as far as the court of public opinion, i had a guy that i was just talking to

some of the design features overall, i think you will notice that the map feels a lot less cluttered. so my staff's first reaction was what is missing? actually this map conveys a lot more information, but just in use something sophisticated design techniques. it uses color for starters. the red is reserved for the premium service. it's our muni red and the best service that we are offering on the rail and on the limited-stop bus of these routes come every ten minutes or better and they are really providing a premium experience. there is some other more subtle features. the text is presented in title case for the street names rather that in all caps for our current map and it's left-justified. so you can in one glance quickly identify the street name that you are looking for. the street names itselfs the most important transit streets are bigger and the less important streets are smaller. we have also in this map they have changed the contrast. so it has a gray background with a white street grid, which is softer and easier on the eye. as i said, it is a pedestrian map that shows all

i'm tired of light mainly because it's less clutter.t was with no government assistance, i started fishing the river, surviving off the fish i caught and i sold. came up with an idea on duck calls. now me, cy and the whole robertson clan, we're all multimillionaires and we're famous. my point was in america loving god, ask for his blessings, work hard, you say i'm all in. if this thing goes, it goes. if it doesn't, we'll try something else. so i'm just living example in the u.s. it's america, man. suck it up and get after it and go to work, come up with an idea, come up with something. you know, a lot of hard work, long hours and now we're seeing the fruits of our labor and, you know, with this much government assistance. it's an american success story. there are many just like me who do the same thing. >> i've been trying to get people jobs in the energy industry. i partner with the energy companies in north dakota and midland, texas. we have thousands of people jobs now. high paying. if you have a ged, you can start at $75,000 a year.

yes, the station less cluttered. but some riders aren't convinced cracking down on people sitting is a path people should be going down. >> i don't have anything against them, but seeing someone, i will be very watchful. i don't mind either way. >> reporter: police say they are working with nonprofits and local organizations to help the homeless in order to get them literally back on their feet. at the san francisco civic station, mark kelly kpix 5. >>> fire crews had to save a guy from the back of a garbage truck this morning. turns out we he fell asleep in a dumpster and got a near death wake up call. kpix 5 ryan takeo tells us the quick thinking the garbage truck driver probably saved his life. >> it's a rescue rarely seen. it took place about 20 feet above the ground in the back of this recycling truck. firefighters did not need the ladder for. this they needed it to help bring the man down safely. before the rescue, the man was headed hear. >> this is the recycle central. >> it is the end of the line for san fra

they need to see it, and it needs to be presented in a less-cluttered, less-disorganized manner.ore needs to be re-merchandised. we're gonna become profitable together. so, marina, you have something you'd like to say? >> i am extremely excited to see what's gonna happen. and the fact that we are gonna honor jacob's name is extremely close to the heart. >> hank. >> um, i don't know. i'm just excited that we're gonna actually live up to the legacy that they began. >> that you began, your family. >> that my family began, yes. >> okay? so let's go get to work. thank you. what i want to do is have you guys understand what i think is the single biggest reason that the place loses money today. i want to actually make an arrangement. this simple exercise that i'm asking hank and the team to do isn't complicated. i want them to take a typical arrangement and break it down into parts and pieces so we know what we're selling the product for and how much each piece costs. this is the thing that will help us go from the red to the black in one month. >> marcus has a good reputation as far as