the man in a brown jacket is panhandling.t the man in the blue black jacket is sitting on the ground under the atm. which is in violation of san francisco set my lot. here the two of the meeting up with three other people on wall street on the steps of a home where the woman seen here is drinking from a container. when she's down with the container she leaves it on the ledge of the home. the drinks, bought up. it over on the panhandle left on this man down in a 40 of its bottle of beer on a park bench. after finishing his beer he grabs his backpack and heads out the park and back up the street to haight street. since the deadline is now been in force, many of the people that used to hang out on eight arnel ending up on side streets. many buy their buyout goes off eight walk back to the park or another streak to consume it and then head back to haight street. many just end up on the panhandle or some neighbors have noticed an uptick of visitors. one lady called it, bomb central. while some people believe said lie only applies

panhandle and homeless encampments are scattered around the landscape of the riverside area like most cities in america the housing collapse caused great financial suffering here the problem is that on the occasion show her situation is actually getting worse it is getting tougher and tougher in my own family i have to send her out of work despite her own family struggles linda whitlock shows up here homeless encampment and sack lunches every week she's been doing this for seven years providing a lifeline. to go back to dump her food from behind bars. but it's not just the homeless asking for a handout some of the people standing in line do have a home but were embarrassed to be shown on camera california ranks sixteenth in the nation when it comes to food hardship and riverside rank number two among all us metro areas. at the riverside county food bank requests for food have risen twenty five percent in the past three years we are able to help maybe as much as three hundred to three hundred fifty thousand people per month there's almost seven hundred fifty thousand people who are liv

talking about this on my you tube channel it's like ninety percent of the time i go out shopping the panhandle is. you know asking you for money sometimes accosting you for money so there's a lot of friction happening in my city between people that need money and are out panhandling and the people who do have jobs are just trying to go about their daily lives so we are now resting homeless people if you are too poor that you have to big you're going to be arrested and put into a police car and sent off to jail so that that i clearly that best bet is a common practice in other parts of the country but that's the first time i've actually physically seen that so thrilling i just thought there was also a you know that report we just really grim picture of just driving along the road and seeing towns after ten you know this is people's homes now really interesting to you george i was really surprised that four of the five regions in the country with really bad prospects were in california i mean you know i don't think of california as a glamorous place why do you think this is happening. well we ju

on the panhandle, i found this man down in a 40 oz bottle of beer on the bench.fter finishing it he grabs his backpack, head of the parked and that the streets. since this is to end a life is being enforced many of the people are now handing up on side streets. many by there as mid they walked back to the park or another street to consume it. many just end up on the panhandle where some neighbors have noticed an uptick of visitors. one lady called a bum central. some people believe sit-fly only applies to what's happening on haight street the truth is, it's a citywide ordinance. some residents are concerned about the influence and some have not noticed a change. one resident says she doesn't care where they go as low as they don't trash the place. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> james: the other news, jerry brown has signed a bill into law that will shift responsibility for thousands of criminals to local government acting over the injections of some officials pacific first is not enough money for them to comply brown is looking for this bill to

meeting with the two neighborhood groups in alamo square, neighborhood association, north of the panhandle we continued to be in contact with those organizations, the leadership's made their cells available to answer questions. i've spoken to about 30 different individuals either one or multiple times. we have met with the bicycle coalition and have given them and put on issues related to the project. most have been very supportive. i am following my presentation at the alamo square group. one of the individuals who addressed this asked whether it was an opportunity to sit down with chase. offered to set it up. it took a long time for that meeting to happen. because of our efforts, no one on there and wanting to do the scheduling and make it happen. when it finally occurred, the only thing we heard from the individuals there was that we don't want chase on -- and if they proceed, we will have to do what we are going to do. it was an opportunity that we had hoped would provide some feedback, any suggestions, requests, and fortunately it was a missed opportunity. >> there were a couple of th

. >> i am a resident of the north panhandle neighborhood of san francisco. i am in district 5. i live for many years in new york, montreal, toronto, 10 years in europe. i am representing another demographic, weigh on the other side of 30. i represent a significant demographic in the city as a taxpaying and civic-minded demographic that finds community inspiration and pleasure in raves. the evidence is overwhelming. just look at the data. global history and experience have shown that raves or other youth gatherings are remarkably peaceful and nonaggressive for the size of their crowds, especially compared to a call- fueled events. i think any perceived excesses should be dealt with through education and a reach rather than a blanket prohibition. i also want to remind you that san francisco is a global destination. it is in the leisure and tourist market and is competing with a lot of cities around the world that now offer far richer menus in electronic and night life than we currently provide. san francisco is the gateway to the international electronica community and the burnin

. >> i am a resident of the north panhandle neighborhood of san francisco. i am in district 5. i live for many years in new york, montreal, toronto, 10 years in europe. i am

that is why they are panhandling and sleeping in doorways. their numbers are just going to multiplied next year, the year after, 10 years from now. >> let me ask, would you agree there are significant areas for people who have criminal history records? >> i would agree. it is not just people who have felony convictions and going to prison, but i was struck this morning by the stories that amy told, and a gentleman who was a reporter in santa clara county about the people who have the misdemeanor convictions they got without representation. i thought i would take a second to talk about what happened, at least in alameda county, after throwing conditions for a misdemeanor. in alameda, they probably end up on court probation for three years, which means no fourth amendment rights and services and no supervision. it means they often get a warrant. while there are on probation, they are ineligible for the clean slate remedies that exist under the law. i do not call it expunge because there's no true excitement, but the dismissals, they are not eli

ironically, the mine is lucky friday located in the town of mullan in the idaho panhandle. rescuers say it will take two days to drill through the rock just to determine if the miner is still alive. fellow miners are worried. >> i was scheduled to work together. but i'm not working today because of the situation. miners, you know, want to see the -- they're just like brothers. they want to see them, you know, come out. >> there's been no contact with the miner since the mine tunnel collapsed. >>> the controversial birther bill passed by the arizona state lenlgts lay legislature will not become law. it was driven by disproven claims that president obama isn't a u.s. citizen. it would have forced candidates to submit proof of citizenship to arizona officials to be on the state ballot. governor jan brewer vetoed today saying, quote, designating one person as the gatekeeper to the ballot could lead to arbitrary or politically motivated decisions. >>> president obama is hosting a bipartisan meeting on immigration reform today at the white house. in an interview with cbs denver s

it happened in the idaho panhandle town of mullen.e roof more than a mile underground measuring about 10 feet high and 20 feet wide fell, and one man made it out, but the other did not. they don't know if the collapse left room for the trapped miner to survive. >>> making the earth a little greener. how some people celebrated earth day and the surprising items people found cleaning up the trash. >>> and the tasty event that drew thousands of people here today. >> some bay area volunteers got a head-start on earth day festivities. hundreds banded together to clean up places largely neglected. >> with the san francisco skylie back drop east shore park looked peaceful and presteen in the distance, but volunteers combing through the grass were amazed by what they found. >> cigarette filters, needles, g with shotgun shell cases, toothpaste and bottles of sunscreens. >> just a few steps and you can throw it away. >> led by workers from the city of berkeley, an army of 300 volunteers cleaned things up. and it's not just trash they're looking

or less people sitting around and not so many panhandlers as before. >> we can do methamphetamines wee can we do? >>vicki: he keeps the fact that he can do methamphetamines, that too. this guy, he appears to be drunk as he tries to stand up. later he sits again and finally lies down. that's when the police arrived. police determine he is strong, he is cuff searched and taken to the police station cost to sleep it off. the goal is to keep moving so that hopefully haight street will improve. from what people are telling me sit lye might be working. keep watching and i will let you know. in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. there's some good economic news as more americans to find work. that could affect u.s. lawmakers will debate the budget in washington. if plus the nuclear crisis continues in japan, we will find out how much radiation is leaking into the pacific ocean. wonder con has people treated san francisco. wonder con is one of the biggest comic book, movie and video

. >> bookings are way up for panhandle hotels and things like that. charter captains are doing well. so the economy is really come back and we're doing really well here. >> reporter: economically and environmentally, there is evidence the wounds from the spill are beginning to heal. >> there's no doubt that it will come back and be as robust as testifyiit was before but it will take time. >> reporter: which is why today is not the one-year anniversary of the spill but instead, the beginning of a the second year of a long recovery here. jay gray, nbc news, venice, louisiana. >>> still ahead at 6:00 with doctors in the bay area turn to gps to help fight cancer. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri live in the east bay where fossils, hundreds of thousands of years old, va been discovered. we'll talk with my friend here, phil, about his amazing finds coming up at the uniqueco inneca connection between fault lines and fossils in just a few minutes. en ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known

north of the panhandle is known as nopa. today welcome lenengua. it's in the mission district. the borders are mission, geurrero. it started tongue in cheek on a blog but google has picked it up and now it is on the google map of san francisco. >> it needed a name. it's a unique identifier. >> reporter: he would rather remain anonymous for his own reasons. >> because it kind of looks like a tongue. if you look at the vast number of taceria much s that is a very popular taco ingredient. >> can i have a tongue taco. the tongue, that's the tongue right there. okay. >> i chose the famed tacaria. on mission home of burritos the size of a small child and not only tongue but brain and head. >> very good. >> very good, right? everything is right out of the cow's mouth? >> yeah. >> well, if i didn't know what it was, it would be delicious. >> reporter: but here i was in the heart of laluenga. eating this. >> are you proud to live in laluenga? >> sure. we are just a renamed neighborhood. >> the bigger story is that some guy did rename a neighborhood just because he wanted to. >> everyone

new tornado watches, from the florida panhandle all the way north to charlotte. our severe weather threat extends all the way up the atlantic, as far north as south jersey. and the national weather service has issued a moderate risk in the eastern carolinas. that means the possibility of a few long-track tornadoes. >> all right, jackie. we'll come back later for the weather report. >>> newly-released numbers confirm what most americans have already noticed. gas prices are rising faster than ever. the national average now at $3.82, up over 5% this month alone. five states have seen $4 gas or greater. and two more may hit that mark today, including new york state. jeremy hubbard is in new york with much more. good morning, jeremy. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. the prices are shooting up literally as we speak. moments ago, as we were setting up for our story here, the attendant came out and jacked up the prices another 10 cents a gallon at this new york city gas station. $4.09 a gallon, $4.13 for full service. and the normal summertime prices are expected to pe

of the affected residual cleaning and removal of hydrocarbons across the areas from the florida panhandleouisiana coastlines. we will be there as long as it takes to complete that last 5%. >> reporter: the coast guard acknowledged today there's still oil coming ashore. coast guard rear admiral paul zukunft. >> there are still tar balls that are offshore that are in the sand bars, and they break loose from time to time. they come ashore, and there are teams out there even today recovering those. >> reporter: the area has been studied nonstop since the spill. most results have not yet been made public, partly because of ongoing lawsuits. but maura wood says there are some disturbing results that are known. in february, 36 premature or stillborn dolphins washed ashore, many times higher than normal. >> you see baby dolphins washing up dead. you see numbers of sea turtles, beyond the norm-- of endangered sea turtles, like the kemp sea turtle. you see coastal marshes that are not growing back that are black and dead and still covered with oil. >> all you got to do is stir the bottom of it. com

it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission there. they promised transmission and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler is natural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel, you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpowering. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i want this president to say this is where we are going. this is what we will do. we will get on o

you can see it goes from the panhandle of florida, all the way up to new york state. let's get a little closer into the new york city area, where some of the storms have left the washington, d.c., area, and are sliding out toward the atlantic. now, philly is getting involved in this. a little bit in scranton, pennsylvania. as we said, the dark sky we just showed you in new york, is this line of rain moving through the area now. here's where the storms will quickly go. we'll talk much more about this as we get to all of america's weather in a minute. but it's really the tip of the east coast and central florida that will have to deal with these storms. yet again, another afternoon cycle. george? >> okay, thanks, sam. >>> we're going to washington, where overnight, the chance of a government shutdown this weekend appeared to go up pretty dramatically. we want to bring in our white house and congressional correspondents, jake tapper and jon karl. with these latest developments. jake, let me begin with you. any planning for a possible shutdown. but last night, a directive

martinsburg is in the panhandle of west virginia, close to washington d.c. and part of my district and he was one of my constituents. i learned more from the judge than he ever learned from me. he is a very kind, supportive gentle person, but also a very fair-minded and humble public servant. he served with honor for this country for over 40 years first as an army lieutenant, later as a federal court judge and a brigadier general for the west virginia national guard. i know he was deployed the year before he past away very suddenly. he came to west virginia where he attended west virginia university in 1972 and entered rotc and he stayed not only for two years as a military officer, intelligence officer, but also retained his dedicated service to our country through the military throughout his life. he graduated from west virginia university in 1977 and went into private practice as a practicing attorney until 1983. he then became a circuit judge of the first circuit judicial circuit in west virginia and served in that capacity from 1983 to 1996 where he the

so rain on the bonnet from the panhandle of oklahoma all the way to portions of pennsylvania and nework state. >>> all right, everybody, you have a great day. happy easter. rebecca, over to you. >> lonnie, thank you. and you have a land line, right? >> i do not have a land line. >> you don't have a land line? >> no, i'm strictly cell phone guy. up next we're talking about whether or not people should be going exclusively wireless. the pros and cons of getting rid of that land line. this is "the early show" on cbs. breakfast! [ male announcer ] discover the new taste of eggo thick and fluffy waffles. whoa! a deliciously different way to waffle. how'd you make these, dad? secret recipe. really... [ male announcer ] new eggo thick and fluffy waffles. shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets, and your

it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission there.hey promised transmission and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler inatural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel, you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpowering. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i want this president to say this is where we are going. this is what we will do. we will get on our o

it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission there. they promised transmission and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler is natural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel, you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpowering. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i want this president to say this is where we are going. this is what we will do. we will get on o

it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission the. they promised transmison and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler is natural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel,you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpoweng. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i want this president to say this is where we are going. this is what we will do. we will get oour own

severe weather is threatening today from east texas to the florida panhandle.tornado hit outside topeka kansas, on sunday. there were no reports of damage or injuries, but incredible pictures. >>> best buy, tivo and walgreens are among the latest warning that hackers may have gained access to files and e-mail addresses. the security breach was linked to the marketing firm epsilon they use to send e-mails. they are investigating. >>> many a final pillow was sacrificed this weekend as international pillow fight day was celebrated from coast to coast and from sea to sea. the only rules were to play fair, hit lightly and help clean up the feathers. that's not the fun part. let's go outside for a check of the weather with mr. roker. >> thank you so much, natalie. got some butler fans here. [ cheers ] >> i guess you think they'll win tonight, right? >> yes. >> go dawgs. the huskies, too. lots of dogs in it. it's a dog fight. oh, my gosh. let's see what's going on. we'll show you rogers, arkansas. knwa, northwest arkansas news. windy and 57 degrees. look at the temper