nbc bay area's marianne favro is on lombard for us. this is a must-do for tourists and locals, we can see behind you. what's going to happen tonight? >> reporter: well, we really don't know yet. we do know about a dozen different options are being considered. take a look at how busy it is right now on a tuesday. not even the weekend. on a busy day, 16,000 people drive or walk down lombard street. now more tourists are visiting than ever before. the people who live here say the crowds are taking a toll. now one solution may be charging a toll. he and his family traveled from london to visit lombard street, and he appreciates that it's a free attraction. >> it's kind of a built of a highlight for people to come to san francisco to see this beautiful street and to actually charge them, it just feels like it's injustice, actually. >> reporter: whether it's the view, the homes or the curbs that lure tourists, traffic is up considerably. as many as 220 an hour. greg has lived here more than 20 years. >> this used to be a great place to live.

the people who live on lombard street say they've had enough. they say the tourist traffic is getting out of control. frustration boiled over at a community meeting. what used to be a weekend inconvenience of gridlock traffic and people spilling onto the streets is now a daily event. >> it used to be every weekend -- >> for the past two years it's been awful in the summer, on weekends and holidays. so we often can't get out of our driveway. >> the san francisco county transportation authority says it's time to manage the 2 million people visiting that block of lombard every year. the agency is now exploring new traffic control. the options include closing the street to vehicles, a reservation system or even charging a toll. the transportation authority is going to consider the feedback and forward some of the ideas to the board of supervisors. >> twice the population of san francisco visiting that every year. >>> up next, we're in to fall almost officially. let's check in with rob in for kari on maternity leave. >> we saw the temperatures cool y

aim is on lombard with the story. amy? >> yes residents would live along this tourist attraction say though need a break. they are overrun by tourists. they say that an estimated two million people visit the crooked street every year. residents say the crowds are loud vandalism and litering are a problem and they have to chase someone off a roof recently. transportation officials have ideas and according to the "san francisco chronicle" they are considering using packing -- parking control officers, closing to cars and pedestrians charging people to walk or drive down the street or requiring reservations or selling tickets at site away from lombard street. they will present the ideas to a community meeting tonight hoping to figure a way to balance the needs of tourists and residents. >> the 49ers opened up the football season and chip kelly era with a win. it was not the average season opening, the team made national headlines because of quarterback colin kaepernick's refusal to stand during the "national anthem." fans wer

the people who live on lombard street say they've had enough. the tourist traffic is getting out of hand and a neighborhood filled with many long-time residents and tonight it got heat heated there's lot of frustration and interesting slus solutions. >> reporter: that's right. they say they're having a hard time getting around the crowds on a daily basis and tonight, city leaders are considering some changes. >> it's a small catastrophe, every weekend, every three-day weekend. >> every day. >> reporter: frustration over crowds on crooked lombard street in the surrounding neighborhood boil over at a community meeting. >> i'm living in the house where i was born. i cannot afford to move. >> reporter: they say what used to be a weekend inconvenience is now a daily headache. >> the last few years it's been awful in the summer on weekends and holidays. we often can't get out of our driveway. >> reporter: ambassadors are busy trying to keep tourists out of the street as they snap pictures. now the san francisco transportation authority is exploring co

lombard street is the topic of our question of the day. told us on facebook, people from all over the world come to sf. people who live there should have understand the ramifications of living near a popular tourist attraction. it's just like if you bought a house near train tracks. jack said cars should be banned unless you live on the street. a lot of cars choke the intersections and spew toxic fumes. pedestrians should only be allowed to enter from leavenworth, so they have to walk up hill. what do you think should be done? should the city do anything? you can weigh in if you like on social media, with the #ktvu. >>> now to the east bay where several people are looking for a place to stay tonight, as investigators search for the cause of a fire at an apartment complex in walnut creek. the two-alarm fire was reported shortly before 6:00 tonight at the broadway plaza apartment on lincoln avenue. investigators say the fire started on a balcony of the second floor of the complex. the flames destroyed two units and damaged four others. it to

that's the biggest problem, from the top of the hill, curvey part of lombard street. some say it's getting out of hand. there is a community open house. officials will be taking suggestions from the public about how best to handle the large crowds. according to the chronical, the authority is considering at least four options. one includes requiring reservations or selling tickets. the other is charging tolls to pedestrians and drivers. another is restricting access to the street by closing to nonresident pedestrians and using ride share services to take people down lombard. as we take it out here live, this is beautiful lombard street from the top of the hill. no wonder it's a big tourist draw. the meeting is from 6:00 to 7:30 tonight at the elementary school off of jones street. certainly this has been a problem for several years and seems to be getting worse. we will plan to talk to some of the people who live here coming up in our next hour. >> thank you. >>> 6:15. let's check with sal to be sure everyone is behaving in the commute. i don't think. >> there are a c

lombard street here in san francisco. let's zoom in and take a look at this in case you haven't been here before. is it crazy. it's world facemous. >> so cool. >> -- famous. >> as a kid i wanted t g and i was able to. it is one block long. and here is the reason why it's an attraction. it has these eight hairpin turns right here. the problem is people live along lombard street and there are 16,000 people a day that go to visit. you can imagine that would be nightmare if you live there. >> 16,000? >> that equals out to 2 million people a year. >> and you think when you walk down, there wow what would it be like to live here. >> the houses are great. zoo with all of these people. they want to stop by and take pictures and things like that. the people who live there, they want restrictions put in place. some of the ideas they have under consideration right now including parking control officers, closing the street to car and pedestrians which would be a bummer. just blocking it off all together. here is the idea that might f

as many as 220 cars wind their way down lombard street. most are tourists who are not happy about a propose tool charge a toll. >> this is a public road and they pay a lot of money to get here to pay to see this. i don't think so. >> reporter: greg says he and neighbors have had to deal with people tossing trash, deaficating on sidewalks and blaring radios. >> if you lived on a block and you couldn't get in and out of your house no matter where you lived, you might be a little bit upset. >> reporter: tonight, a dozen possible solutions are on the table. >> the reason we're thinking about a reservation and pricing system as a possibility is it is a way to potentially manage the congestion we're dealing with here. >> reporter: most of the tourists say charging would be a turn for the worse. >> we come here for a holiday for a few weeks and it kind of feels like you're doing people over who travelled all over the world to see it. >> reporter: right now a community meeting is underway at elementary school to talk about the possible options to

the people who live on lombard street say they've had enough. they say the tourist traffic there is getting out of control. frustration boiled over at a community meeting last night in russian hills where long-time residents say what used to be a weekend inconvenience of gridlock traffic and people spilling into the streets is now a daily headache. >> it's a small catastrophe, every weekend, every three-day weekend. >> every day. >> the past two years it's been awful in the summer, on weekends and holidays. we often can't get out of our driveway. >> the san francisco county transportation authority says it's time to manage the two million people that visit that block every single year. the agency is now exploring new traffic controls and options. some of them include closing the street to vehicles altogether, a reservation system or charging a toll. the transportation authority is going to consider the feedback and forward some of the ideas to the board of supervisors. >> that's a tough one. it's been amazing to see the growth, too. >> it's grea

. >>> people who live near lombard street say that they are getting tired of the tourist traffic. details on those changes coming up. >>> and the nfl season also means tennessee football. we are live with a career expert who says managing your imaginary team could make you more productive at work. >>> and, coming to the sonoma raceway this weekend, alex savage is getting an up close look at one of those cars. >>> i'm not a huge john parvin. it is a brilliant cool september morning. it makes you want to go back to college and speaking of college , colorado and michigan are at ann arbor on saturday. >> you didn't pick a country song. >> right. >> come on. did you feel the earthquake? >> i did. >> but, it did rattle a lot of people here. we were talking about toys earlier, we'll have a segment later in the newscast about toys during this holiday season. and, we will begin with a sheriff's deputy he shot and killed an armed suspect in the city of saratoga. they have been there at the scene for hours. >> janeen delegate beta fish janeen -- janeen joins us live from there. >> reporter:

. >>> happening today, bausy time in san francisco at lombard street. neighbors are considering changes to alleviate the congestion, if you will. and one of those changes could be a toll. nbc bay area's pete jirato is joining us. people may have to pony up money to see this iconic street. >> good morning, sam. the meeting will take place later this evening. we're here at lombard street. it's been dubbed the world's most crooked street. it sees a lot of tourists daily. this is a tuesday morning. you're seeing a lot of activity. that's what we're talking about. that's the issue for residents in this area. that's what they'll discuss tonight during the meeting that takes place at 6:00 p.m. at dick roe elementary. it's being put together by the francisco county transportation authority. they'll present a report to community members that will outline possible ways to fix the congestion we see along this busy street. the study has been in the works for several months. some of the suggestions include a more expensive parking control program, even closing the s

what do you think needs to be done to make the noise better on lombard street?come here for a variety of places to see and the people who live there, they should have understood the ramifications of living up to the popular tourist attraction that it is just like if you bought a house near the train tracks. >>> they also responded to it on facebook saying that most of the people living on it have been there for a generation and that traffic and lack of respect have grown. and to enforce the care and their respect that it should have use hours such as 9:00 to 5:00 just like most other attractions. >>> a little snow up in the mountains last night and early this morning as you can see the time lapse that will be up in kirkwood up there. but the dusting of snow, a quarter of an inch in some places, the very cool weather system that will be dropping snow just above 6,000 feet. and if you got under some of it, it was a bit early and kind of unusual, just a few weeks early. but things are changing around out there as we will start warming up, that is going east. the te

san francisco unveiled proposals to handle traffic on lombard street. thousands of people travel through that area per day. proposals include adding more traffic signs, creating a revagues system for visitors and a passenger loading zone on nearby streets. >> i did not hear about the proposals. people have been working on them for a while. i do not know how you can put a loading zone in front of my house and not tell me. >> neighbors were angry that there was no plan for public comments. residents said they had no idea that the proposals were being formed. the proposal will be presented to the board by the end of the year. >> an 88 year old woman is fighting for her life after being attacked in her own home. we have the suspect that the police are looking for. >> hillary clinton gets ready to get back on the campaign trail and donald trump unveils a plan for paid maternally leave >>> it's 5:15, in the race for the white house hillary clinton has plans to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. in the meantime she is relying on high level supporters to ma

>> reporter: well, kristen, this is franklin street near lombard, and this is the red zone we're talkingan parked her car. now, it's really a pretty simple story. simple, that is, until the sfmta, the san francisco municipal transportation agency made it complicated. the story begins july 11th. rebecca put her car here on franklin street near lombard, a legal parking space. >> i parked there because it was not red. >> reporter: rubbia who lives nearby also has a city parking permit so she could park on the spot longer than the two-hour limit. she was going on a business trip. when she came back five days later. >> i came up and saw a red zone violation ticket on my car. >> reporter: her parking space had been painted red while she was away. can you still see the fresh paint on leaves and litter in the gutter. the crew was nice enough to paint around her tire, but not nice. this $110 ticket for a red zone violation. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: we went to sfmta spokesman paul rose who confirms the space was painted red when the car was parked, but he says the woman was cited not for the re

. >>> another robbery targeting tourists in san francisco near the crooked part of lombard street.olice say two people came up behind a pair of chinese tourists on wednesday afternoon and threatened to shoot them at greenwich and leavenworth about a block south of lombard. no guns were shown. back in june, two visitors were attacked and mugged on lombard street and last year, two people chased down a tourist, stole his camera and shot him in the shoulder when he fought back. >>> a guilty plea from matthew muller of san francisco in connection with a high-profile kidnapping case in solano county. meanwhile, there are new accusations against law enforcement on how the 2015 incident was handled. >> right from the beginning, law enforcement screwed up this investigation. >> an attorney for victim denise huskins and her boyfriend says an fbi agent failed to disclose a conflict of interest during the investigation. denise huskins has filed a civil suit and want and independent vogues. >>> governor brown signed a bathroom law. the bill requires single stall restrooms to be labeled all gen

people who live on the crooked part of lombard street are getting their chance to speak out about itsourists are making life miserable for those residents. nbc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has a preview. >> look at all of the tourists standing in the middle of the street, oblivious to cars, all trying to get a shot of san francisco's crook street. these men went even further and climbed the stairs of a private condo building. people living here say this is just some of the behavior they can't tolerate anymore. >> people leaving their trash and people do urinate and defecate in front of our home. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: so we asked tourists who they be willing to pay a toll to drive down this street. >> depends on how much it was, but, yeah, i probably would. it's a prelt amazing street. nothing like that that i've seen anywhere. >> reporter: charging is one of several proposals on the table for managing this crowded situation. another, closing the street to cars. >> it's not going to be fair. i mean, this is like a landmarks you know, of san francisco. >> reporter: another ide

. >>> well people from all over the world, they will visit the winding famous part of lombard street.been reporting, some problems as all those tourists are creating some problems for those who live there. up next the measures that are being considered to cut down on their congestion. >>> and later coming up new at 6:00, a show of support on the cal campus for survivors of sexual assault. the new display in light of several cases. >>> also it is being called a game changing study. how northern california researchers are working to zero in on the cause of autism. it is all coming up at 6:00. >>> well san francisco is looking for a way to appease residents who live along the very popular streets in the world. lombard street residents say that they are being overrun by tourists over the weekend and that the crowds, they are growing larger on the weekdays. but tonight the city is holding a community meeting for suggestions on how to handle the situation. ideas include the use of reservations or even selling tickets. charging tolls to both drivers and the pedestrians, something that might

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including attempted murder arson and hate crimes in hanson's major changes could be coming for the lombardeet in san francisco the reason you could have to pay later a driver whose police have a long chase too subtle and california will tell you how all came to an end. >>mark: it was some light rain reported in the santa cruz mountain >>reporter: in the sled san francisco 57 at that hour of to the north of a lower 50s at this hour 51 going on planning the date for the morning hours and the apache morning fog mostly sunny by the noon hour mostly sunny and cool and 3:00 because now we are given some more '80s involved for small expect about 84 at about 90 if you're waiting for some summer flavor it does come back. >>robin winston: picking up more commuters on the road to concede some nice that this law that is will we like to see in no major hot spots the drive times still under 10 minutes here was the ride of 92 across the san mateo bridge, i would guess it is called a lot of bright lights keep in mind would have some police activity in san francisco minor delays traveling from at&t park in

and, using ridesharing to take them down lombard. another one is using parking control officers. some people we spoke with are skeptical. >> i don't know if it would slow anyone else down, it's a destination. it doesn't bother me getting around. >> well, it's not just the crowds. one woman that we spoke with, says vandalism and car break-ins along with growing problems she described it as a constant lawnmower noise especially, during the weekend. as we take it back out here life. a lot of people -- live. a lot of people are out here visiting the street. it is scheduled at the elementary school on the 2200 block of jones street. sure a lot of people will have a lot of -- a lot to say. >>> in our question of the day is about the story. what do you think should be done to make this better? >> some people feel that the residents should know what they're getting themselves into living next to an attraction like this. we want you to join the conversation. you can do so by posting a comment to her facebook page. >> and we are all ready gett

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wonderful work and there are educational tools that had a positive impact specifically up in the lombard area down at fisherman's wharf -- >> mark safe. >> bringing out basses and because we are diverse we have multilingual and have connected interaction with the tourists who are victims by speaking the language but the ambassador programs and at lombard street and fisherman's wharf and others are looking at and park smart and had a positive impact in reducing the numbers and have a good relationship with the car rental agencies -- >> at the airport. >> and at the airport and other locations getting them to understand how positive of impact it would be to notify people renting cars of the problem we're having here in san francisco so with that i am more than happy to open up to any questions that you have to respond to anything else within the grand jury report that we are either moving forward with or will move forward with as we move to address this additional problem. >> so let me first acknowledge that we have been joined by supervisor farrell to my left, vice chairman yee any questi

francisco sounded off in a focused on sole problem of congestion in and around the crooked part of lombard street. >> lisa amin gulezian joins us now. >> reporter: people are upset. the foot and car traffic has been going on for years and it is getting worse. those at tonight's meeting want officials to know how frustrated they are. it was supposed to be an informal open house for those living on the crooked street. it turned into much more. >> it is a small catastrophe. every week and and every three-day weekend. >> reporter: they thought they were just answering questions and handing out surveys about how best to relieve tourist questions. some require a toll for drivers using the street and hire more parking control officers or make crooked street for pedestrians only. some want staffers to remember many were here first. >> people who say those people onrush sheen hill if -- 0 russian hill if they didn't know what they were getting into, they would have move. 60 years ago my mother did not know what she was getting into. >> reporter: it is not hard to see the problems. 16,000 people vis

. >> lombard in limbo.community meeting over the crookedest street in the world was you have emotional. >> we start the day with clear-to-partly cloudy and cooler than yesterday with 40s and 50s and my picture the day: mount tamalpais in that blanket of clouds, below average temperatures by two to seven degrees but 80s i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> good morning, bay area, let's get going. this is abc7 mornings. >> it is wednesday, september 14. i am matt keller. through the week halfway glad you are here. i am natasha zouves. we have jessica castro, and we have alexis smith and meteorologist mike nicco is celebrating a birthday. >> thank you, the walker you got me, really, that is unnecessary! granted, it went with my outfit but... >> i

would you pay to drive down san francisco's famous lombard street? that's one idea being considered to help with tourists congestion. a meeting is set for tonight to discuss ways to help thin out the onslaught of are tourists. abc 7 news was there where neighbors say there's been a surge of visitors at the crook street and it's causing all sorts of problem. >> people leaving their trash and people urinate and defecate in front of our home. it's pretty bad. >> i understand them, but they had to share this beautiful thing. >> possible solutions include using parking control officers closing the stretch of road to cars and pedpedestrians and requiring reservations to go down lombard. any measure needs approval from san francisco's supervisors. >> governor jerry brown vetoed seven bills including one that would have eliminated the so-called tampon tax. women buying tampons and parents buying diplers continue to pay sales tax on those items thanks to two vetoes. he also vetoed an exemption >>> a lot of people turned out for a gun buyback program today. th

amy hollyfield is on lombard with the story. amy? >> yes, the problem is tourists have loved this street. to death. home owners say something has to change. they live along this street they love but they say they are being invaded, two million people visiting the street a year. they are overrun. there needs to be restrictions. transportation officials have spent the past year studying problem. here are ideas they are considering according to the san francisco chronicle using parking control officers, closing it to cars and pedestrians, ask charging people foe walk or drive down the street and, finally, requiring reservations or selling tickets at a site away from the street. they will rent all of the ideas as a community meeting tonight hoping to figure out a way to balance the needs of tourists and residents. >> the 49ers open up the football season in the chip kelly era with a win but it was not the average season opening, colin kaepernick refused to stand during the "national anthem." fans were quick with opinions on the protests,

you might want to pay the next time you want to drive down san francisco's kirbi street, lombard street. people that live along the street met with the transportation authority. if the tourists are causing crowded sidewalks, safety hazards and people are having trouble getting in and out of their homes. the transportation authority came up with alternatives and some of the options include a toll or a reservation system. people say that may not be enough. >> i'm not certain that i see the solution here. >> visitors need to visit lombard street -- and people can live there. right now we have a hot mess. >> other options include increasing parking control officers in that area to direct traffic and incentives for visitors to take the cable car. the transportation authority plans to release a final report in october or november. >>> ahead on the kron4 morning news, a san francisco skyscraper is sinking. >>> supervisors pointing fingers. >>> and a woman's purse goes up in flames while shopping at the mall. a warning you need to hear about. >>> and snow falling in the sierra. we will tell you

wonderful work and there are educational tools that had a positive impact specifically up in the lombard area down at fisherman's wharf -- >> mark safe. >> bringing out basses and because we are diverse we have multilingual and have connected interaction with the tourists who are victims by speaking the language but the ambassador programs and at lombard street and fisherman's wharf and others are looking at and park smart and had a positive impact in reducing the numbers and have a good relationship with the car rental agencies -- >> at the airport. >> and at the airport and other locations getting them to understand how positive of impact it would be to notify people renting cars of the problem we're having here in san francisco so with that i am more than happy to open up to any questions that you have to respond to anything else within the grand jury report that we are either moving forward with or will move forward with as we move to address this additional problem. >> so let me first acknowledge that we have been joined by supervisor farrell to my left, vice chairman yee any questi

. >>> it's happened again to chinese tourists, robbed of their cameras near the crooked part of lombard street in san francisco. police say a pair of robbers threatened to shoot tourists about a block south of lombard at 1:45 yesterday afternoon. no gun was ever shown. it's just the latest in a string of crimes in that famous area. back in june, two tourists were attacked and mugged. then august of last year, two people chased down a tourist, stole his camera, then he fought back and they shot him in the shoulder. >>> a live look at the big wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. chopper 5 over the fire zone as you can see. late today a firefighter suffered a leg injury while battling the flames and was taken to a hospital. >> here are the latest numbers. the "loma fire" has burned more than 4,000 acres. cal fire says containment has increased to 34%. the fire has destroyed 8 homes and is threatening more than 300 other structures. kpix 5's kiet do joining us from inside the fire zone with a closer view of that destruction. kiet. >> reporter: allen, we are live here on loma chiqui

. >> lombard street is one of the biggest tourist attractions here around the world, becoming a littlehere had for some residents. they claim it is getting worse. brian flores tells us about a meeting planned for tonight to solve a solution. >> reporter: yeah, especially during the weekend. even on the weekdays, the people that live here say they are being evaded. this has been a problem for years, but some say it is really getting out of hand. what the city is doing tonight, they are holding a community open house. officials with the transit authority will be taking suggestions from the public about how best to handle the larger crowds. according to the chronicle, the authorities are considering more options here. one of them includes requiring reservations or selling tickets. another one is charging tolls to both pedestrians and drivers. another is restricting access to the street by closing it to non-residents, using ride share to take people down lombar. >> it is kind of a destination. that it does not bother me getting around. >> reporter: it is not just the crowds though, one wom

and a turn for the worst on the hugely popular lombard street with a plan city leaders are landing to control the tourists. and a pitch for a tech start-up and lives he hopes to save away the world. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ing, south bay, let's get going. this is abc7 mornings. >> 5:00 a.m. on the dot on winning tuesday. it is september 13. i am natasha zouves. >> i am matt keller here for reggie aqui. who did not see the 49ers victory? 28 to 0? >> and now we will check alexis with the traffic and mike with the weather. >> could be drizzly along the coast and the construction mountains but right now it is quiet. and here is a look at live doppler hd, c

. >> people would live on the crooked part of lombard are get their chance to speak out about its future much problem? too man tourists make life miserable for the residents. amy is surrounded by tourists where the story. amy? >> tourists say, can you blame them? who wouldn't want to see this but look at you will of the people. there are now ideas being proposed on how to deal with the crowds so they can co-exist with the residents. look at the tourists standing in the pill of the street oblivious to cars try to get a shot of the san francisco's crooked street. the men want further, and climbed the stairs of a private condo building. people living here say this is just some of the behavior that they cannot tolerate anymore. >> people leaving their trash, urinating and defecating in front of our home. it is pretty bad. >> we asked tourists would they being for pay a trillion to terrorism down the street? >>> depends how much. i probably with. it is pretty use magazine street. fog like this i have seen anywhere. >> charging is one of several proposals on the table for managing this crowded

community meeting focused on solving the problem of congestion in and around the crooked part of lombard street. >> lisa amin gulezian joins us now. >> reporter: people are upset. the foot and car traffic has been going on for years and it is getting worse. those at tonight's meeting want officials to know how frustrated they are. it was supposed to be an informal open house for those living on the crooked street. it turned into much more. >> it is a small catastrophe. every week and and every three-day weekend. >> reporter: they thought they were just answering questions and handing out surveys about how best to relieve tourist questions. some require a toll for drivers using the street and hire more parking control officers or make crooked street for pedestrians only. some want staffers to remember many were here first. >> people who say those people onrush sheen hill if -- 0 russian hill if they didn't know what they were getting into, they would have move. 60 years ago my mother did not know what she was getting into. >> reporter: it is not hard to see the problems. 16,000 people vis

francisco transportation held a meeting last night's unveiling proposals to handle the traffic up -- at lombard street. 70,000 people travel to this area per day on foot or in cars and proposals to ease the gridlock include adding more traffic signs and creating a reservation system for visitors which may include admission fee and passenger loading zones on nearby streets. >> you are ignorant the majority of residents who live here and for those of you think this is fun and games i'm living in a house i was born. i cannot afford to move. >> some neighbors are angry that there was no plan for public comments except to survey forms. residents said they had no idea proposals to reconstruct -- digestion will be informed that the transportation authority will present its recommendations by the end of the year. >>> hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail tomorrow and coming up the political heavy hitters the weapon filling in for her. >>> talking video as eckhart went into police officers. just what happened to the officers that were targeted. >>> we are looking at a community that is off to a

to consider f the number of cars on lombard street, the city is considering drastic measures. city planners are looking at banning cars, charging tolls to go up and down that famous street or requiring reservations. the san francisco county transportation south authority has been studying the issues surrounding the tourist destination for the past year. the agency will share its findings at a public meeting. >> i have a friend who owned a home on that and it was so busy all the tiechlt you have to know going into purchasing something like that -- >> hopefully there were persons, got to meet a lot of people from out of town. >> a lot of people watching this drama. >> two men rushed ryan lochte during last night's live showing of dancing with stars. >> excuse me! hey, back off. >> ryan lochte just performed with her partner cheryl burke who is from the bay area. as the judges were discussing the dance, who men wearing anti-lock tea shirts rushed the dance floor. security guards threw the men out. lochte talked about it shortly after. >> show many feelings are going through my he

neighbors living on lombard street say that the crowds are out of control. fix the problem, city planners are tossing around ideas to ban cars altogether and adding tolls or requiring reservations. a community meeting will be held this evening to discuss options. >>> southpark is jumping into the national anthem controversy of colin kaepernick. >> the 49ers quarterback protester with eric read before the game it eric stadium. -- at the stadium. shortly after the game, southpark release this satirical teaser video on instagram. take a look.>> colin kaepernick is brave. someone took my socks, i need to call the cops. >> reporter: if that is your kind of humor, the show will air tomorrow night on comedy central. >>> new at 5:00. some business owners are facing a tough decision. >> it could result in you heading to the bank more often before a night on the town.>> live in san jose to explain why the atm at the back of your favorite bar could be on its way out. kevin. >> reporter: in downtown san jose, the concern is that atms could start to be disappearing. they

rebecca derenthal said she parked her car at a legal spot july 11 on franklin state near lombard.w came back from a business trip five days later the packing space was painted red while she was away. she had a $110 citation for a red zone violation. she appealed the ticket but was denied. >> i don't think they took much notice or did not review the pictures because in they did they would have seen it was clearly an issue of them painting while i was parked this. >> after 72 hours when a new restriction is put in place we are able to enforce the new restriction. >> but nowhere in the letter she got from the department does it mention a 72 hour packing violation. she said she will appear again, this time in person. >> a lot of people must be interested to see how that towns out. >> meteorologist mike nicco we will talk about the day. it was foggy last night here in san francisco. >> same as i traffic the cloud cover over sfo where it is 56 with clouds and flight arrival delays. i will let you know. it will become sunny away from the coast so grab the sunglasses, temperatures are tum

. >>> lombard street changes on the crookedest street in the country.>>> a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. at this time yesterday, 24 hours ago, we actually saw a little drizzle out

frustrated neighbors living along san francisco's lombard street the community meeting that may have dropped more outrage than results percher suspect identified the police say happened moments afford the rent his car into an officer forcing him to fire his gun. >>> so far so good on the morning commute when it comes to slowdowns. we're looking at a nice drive getting into san francisco. >>>" this morning and patchy low clouds but a nice day. there goes the low. ♪ you didn't listen to your parents. you ignored every piece of advice. you failed over, and over, and over. and look where it got you. time to shine. orbit. . >>> good morning rk the woman at the center of the bay area police sex scandal is expected to speak out today. >>> plus new information about the woman accused of driving under the influence and causing a deadly crash. the crime she was arrested for three months ago. >>> this is ktuv news mornings on two. >>> good morning, it's went, september 14th. already the middle of the week. lets check the weather.

. >> happening now, people who live on the iconic lombard street are getting a chance to speak out. the problem is its popularity. neighbors say the street is choked by tourists who will who will go on private >> this is like a landmark. you know? of san francisco. >> i understand them but they have to share this beautiful thing. it's a blessing. >> 2 million people visit that street. >> did you feel a small earthquake overnight? it struck near oakland. people as far as vacaville and mill petas say they felt shaking. i saw the push alerts. >> let's update the forecast for you. >> yes. dan and kristin, you know it was drizzly and loudy. it's cleared out and here is what is ahead. oakland, 69 tomorrow. it's going to be mild and subsuny so enjoy this temperatures low 80s inland. everyone will be seeing sun for wednesday. low 90s for hottest inland valleys and here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. 60 to 80 degrees tomorrow, from below normal to back up to average. low to mid-90s. >> a lot to talk about in sports. >> more 49er talk, huh? >> niners looking impressive in season open

. >> happening now, people who live on the iconic lombard street are getting a chance to speak out. problem is its popularity. neighbors say the street is choked by tourists who will who will go on private property. >> this is like a landmark. you know? of san francisco. >> i understand them but they have to share this beautiful thing. it's a blessing. >> 2 million people visit that street. >> did you feel a small earthquake overnight? it struck near oakland. people as far as vacaville and mill petas say they felt shaking. i saw the push alerts. >> let's update the forecast for you. >> yes. dan and kristin, you know it was drizzly and loudy. it's cleared out and here is what is ahead. oakland, 69 tomorrow. it's going to be mild and subsuny so enjoy this weather. temperatures low 80s inland. everyone will be seeing sun for wednesday. low 90s for hottest inland valleys and here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. 60 to 80 degrees tomorrow, from below normal to back up to average. low to mid-90s. >> a lot to talk about in sports. >> more 49er talk, huh? >> niners looking impressive