>> michael lion the support the supervisor campos legislation to actually have enforcement over this i really urge you not to go with the airbnb influence suggests of the mayor we've seen what happened when an airbnb influence for the original chow legislation that got us no where entirely unenforceable and this is the mayors repeating the same trying to have you've got to have at least people be registered for i can't see the argument of people needing to be able to do around which is threatening showing so much hours in san francisco the statement they need to have airbnb in order to stay in san francisco this is a very short-sighted kind of thing the process that makes it difficult to stay in san francisco is unrestrained capturing not only luxury housing gets built that is the greatest return on investment 80 to suggest you're going to stay in san francisco by having more unrestrained market rate processes going on i think this extremely short sided. >> high i'm with the quarter electro i want to address the commissioner who said something about empty buildings being an owner and

lion up (calling names). >> go ahead. >> hello, i'm michael i work from home and small business owner i understand what it takes to succeed in the city living on coastal i frequent any you m many small businesses my girlfriend eye moved here from 30r8d and instead of understanding a place to live we were looking for a community to call home we found home sharing for the us that opportunity within 6 months we sorry 10 weeks we lived in 10 neighborhood and walked the city this what we found were amazing hosts from all walks of life and recommending local places to eat this was acquit an adventure and the personal nature of home sharing a rewarding experience this inspired us this makes an opportunity for tourist we have a big map on our wall with pins to the local businesses the money goes dribble to the businesses i urge everyone to understand the positive impact that home sharing has not only for hosts and the travelers but a community and small businesses as well those work together and build a local culture making registration only takes away from the businesses i ask we allow the current allows to be fully i

lion up (calling names). >> go ahead. >> hello, i'm michael i work from home and small business owner i understand what it takes to succeed in the city living on coastal i frequent any you m many small businesses my girlfriend eye moved here from 30r8d and i

. >> reporter: michael works closely with the uwa to ensure pictures like these, filmed by national geographic for a special about the nile images of elephants and lions in snares, become a thing of the past. >> after 30, 40 years of real trouble, i mean you really can't get much more trouble than the idi amin era then joseph coney, is now recovering. it's one of the most spectacular, heartwarming stories. >> reporter: driving through the park today this troubled past is nearly invisible. signs of a future threat are hidden in plain sight. there are oil wells in this park? >> yeah. >> reporter: the promise of a fortune. locked underground, drawing major international oil companies to the region. >> what we're seeing here, pristine, untouched park could change dramatically? >> we don't know. maybe. they are promising that they will do their best to make sure that the impact is minimized. this is how it looks at the moment. >> reporter: most of the construction in the park so far just for oil exploration, has been temporarily restored. >> we are looking at one of the tracks leading to the wells. >> you can tell because all of those plants are sort of in

michael johnson who was killed last month in the line of duty. and mayor sam liccardo threw out the first pitch, officially kicking off the league's season. >>> a mountain lion and her kitten were spotted in the south bay. yesterday the mom and baby were spotted in woodside near king's mountain road and woodside road. wildlife officials say people should avoid the area during dusk and dawn when the mountain lions are the most active. >>> and take a look this wind may have caused this tree to split. pg&e workers were called out to the scene, but they say they're concerned about the rest of the tree leaning over the house. if you were out there, boy, it was chilly and windy. >> if you want wind? you will get wind. if you want rain you -- >> is that the intro you want? don't take offense -- >> mother nature -- >> all the things we can throw at you, typically these are things we can talk about in january and february yes, the calendar says it's april, but we'll wind things back. right now the wind not strong out there. it was windy earlier but the winds will definitely be part of our weather story come tomorrow. right now temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. high

lion end up in the back of a police squad car? we'll tell you the story behind this picture when we come back. >>> happening right now, it is spring cleanup day in philadelphia. mayor michael nutter and the streets department just kicked things off with a celebration at vernon park in germantown. hundreds of volunteers will help pick up litter remove graffiti paint benches and beautify the park and nearby areas. >>> also today, temple university students will help spruce things up just in time for the blue cross broad street run on may 3rd. the students will join community volunteers in sweeping up dirt and debris from a vacant lot at broad and clearfield streets in north philadelphia. >>> by the way, we are broadcasting the race the blue cross broad street run live from start to finish on may 3rd in both english and spanish. also myself and other nbc 10 folks will be running in it. hopefully finishing it. >> we will. >> you can get more information on the nbc 10 news app. when you're there, check out our series "on the mile." there's ten questions with marathoner christian thompson as well. >>> check out this. i think you can tell it's a picture of a sea lion up. in the b