public transit is plentiful.have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over

these incentives give them a subsidy to offset the cost of public transit and coming up with a plan of their own. >> an employee has to take transit or carpool by ten or more days and they earn two vacation hours doing that. if they do it every month of the year, they earn three extra vacation days. >>> the program goes into effect on september 30th. >>> we'll take a break. it is 4:39. a big payday for alibaba. we'll tell you how much they brought in after they went public. >>> we will thoroughly test the durability of the new iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus, wait until you hear about the results. that's coming up in my tech report. . >>> good morning, this is drop bot, one of the robs used by square trade to test test out the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus. square trade dropped from a height of 4 feet six times on concrete and then they did a punch side test that reveals its grip on water. >> the iphone 6 came out the winner, the iphone 6 plus was behind, but they both beat the iphone 5s, they tested durability tests and they need to know how these devices hold up. >> since the iphone 6 needs

they range to off the set of public transit or coming up with a plan of their own. >> an employee hassit or carpool 10 or more days a month and by doing that, they earn 2 extra vacation hours for doing that. so if they do it every month of the year they accumulatively earn 3 extra vacation days. >>> this program goes into effect on september 30th. >>> and still ahead on the morning news, a follow up to a kron 4 story with a mother accused of punching her 2-year- old son at union squareths. >>> a fan brawl caught on cameras, we'll show you the video ahead. >>> a live look here at :[zthe bridge toll plaza moving smoothly. the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> kron 4 programming brought to you by dignity health. . >>> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news as we continue to monitor traffic on the freemont ramp, all the traffic is just to freemont street e

the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph introduced the new geary electric streetcar line and the new san francisco railway. that he said would be the nucleus that would host the city. and san francisco gave further incentive to expand the city's network. a project by way of tunnel leading into chinatown by way of north beach. in december the first streetcar was driven into the tunnel. just two years after its berth, muni had added two lines. and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills

we need to re-think public transit and how do we help people get to jobs? and get home. we need to be engaged in these issues of public transit because we know our earth needs it to cut down on our carbon footprint, but we also know our people need so it they can earn a living. in prescott, arizona -- i was impressed in prescott because the snow birds from the north, fly south for the winter, and they discovered that their in-home help was having to walk five and six miles each way to get to their jobs in these various residential areas. so the people in prescott went together to form a transportation system. so that at least people could get to work, and you know what? the snow birds said, tax us. tax us and we'll help pay for it. because we need the service. it's about the common good. people need work and we need help. let's make this happen. isn't that a good-news story? we can make a difference when we see that it's for the 100%. and then we need to make sure that we know that some folks happen just been chewed up in our economy, and spit out. and some folks need he

people are encouraged to take public transit instead of driving. >>> they are looking into what caused a bear to die after being captured. they tracked it to east bakers field yesterday. they tranquilized him only to realize the bear was no longer breathing when they stopped to examine it. it is unusual for it to wander as bears search for food during the drought. >>> time is 4:52 coming um when fleet week comes? >> this had all the makings of a time bomb with catastrophic results. >> a family member of a big-rig speaks out for the first time and we will tell you about a big change for the trucking industry. . >>> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a tour bus during the evening rush hour in san jose. a viewer sent us these pictures near east capital expressway. flames were coming from underneath on the back of the bus. luckily all the passengers were able to get off and nobody was hurt the fire broke out and closed four lanes and it took almost four hours before the lanes were reopened. >>> and a san jose bar from alcoholic control beverage today. the suspension on

currently there are 3 teachers one works and two uses the public transit we have part of the center for sustain boirlt according to the founder and director quote the academy is a model program for how it could be in public schools they totally get it they look at preschool education and most preschools are babysitters it lacks the quality and its important that quality preschools be allowed to expand in order to keep families in the sky unquote we live in a city where parking and traffic are daily factors people's no. 1 public streets are just that public and public parking is just that public parking but the kline's will do everything possible to mitigate any impact they'll have on parking and traffic and this modified or - let's make san francisco an education city first. thank you >> we have photos here at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon there's a lot of off-street parking parking and this is where everybody comes home they have two car garages and one car inside. okay. thank you >> mrs. garland if you want another member of your project team to speak this is their opportunity rather tha

traffic in the south of market i know the study hadn't started yet but is through data that shows public transit. >> absolutely. >> your spot on the data shows a 10 to 15 percent increase on muni and bart and caltrain to we can come back with more information but that's absolutely the case and somewhat able to manage the traffic flows even though the congestion is not materialized because of the ability of transit to take up the new demands and the rise of local shuttle to help with that but we need more capacity on all our transit services. >> i don't know if you're going to see the transit study it's really important to partner with this larger core capacity study i know i even hear from employers the economic growth is great and it's great to see it hiring jobs and i feel that rush hour starts at 2:00 p.m. it's crazy we've got to address, you know, those consequences of the success of the city soon. >> absolutely and get more out of your system investment wise to expand our network and not have to do that but meet the demand in other ways and maybe david can come up. >> david the deputy direc

and public transit systems running right through here. bart looks pretty good. when you get to the city, muni is starting off on time. westbound bay bridge toll plaza not a bad commute at all. in fact, it's very light. taking about eight minutes to drive across this point. hercules to richmond 80 westbound it looks good. there are no major problems. we have one of the indicators pop up that there could be a problem. but for the most part, we don't have any slow traffic reported on this stretch. now 4:47 47 let's go to steve. >>> crescent city reporting heavy rain. they picked up a bunch of rain. and we are getting a lot of reports of drizzle. >> and still a rag flag warning out for areas that are very warm. 66 hayward. 66 livermore. 60 oakland. everybody. even from santa rosa to san jose. and the water temps are just off the chart. when you go all the way up and find calistoga, healdsburg all in the 60s. and as the breeze is trying to kick off. it will be a little stronger later. bodega bay at 65 degrees. the south wind along the coast will help. that should hel

the bay area facing a possible public transit strike as well. there's a beg deadline tomorrow. >> sour grapes. what caused the driver of a truck hauling wine grapes to lose control. >> i'm drew tuma. stronger sea breeze today is bringing relief and could bring a chance of sprinkles. >> spilled crates of grapes blocked southbound 101 this afternoon. the driver of the truck, carrying at least 25 plastic bins of grapes, drifted on to the right shoulder while having a coughing fit. chp officers say shifting of the crates caused the driver to lose control, spilling the grapes on the highway. >> just that the grapes are very quiet, when they get run over by a car, they turn sticky and have to use water. >> caltrans planned to come out and dry-sweep the area as well as a precaution. no one was hurt. >>> a construction project on the golden gate bridge could cause problems for commuters tomorrow morning. crews are re-aligning the southbound lanes near the toll plaza. you can see in this illustration from the presidio parkway the former lane configuratio

presidio avenue and there's 30th after a big bike parking and jfk and there's plenty of parking and public transit is encourage if you drive and park on the streets please respect our neighborhoods whether the richmond and don't bloke driveways and it is on a first come, first serve basis george washington in the richmond and argon elementary school they have a lot of parents mann and womening the parking lot address lafayette on saturday and sunday on 36 oath and presidio middle school on 29 and geary and lastly jefferson elementary school at 1725 e.r. i go and a cough of the performances are going to be streamed live for are wwwhardly strikingly bluegrass.org the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor wiener. >> thank you mr. clerk as president chiu mentioned today, i'm introducing a hearing request and want to 245i7k president chiu and supervisor cohen for covering it is for the misguided tree relinquishment policy there's not high public awareness around this we have basically diced what i think it probably the one of the worse possible policies that you can have in order to pro

. >> reporter: to lure qualified cooks, they are looking for perks from paying for public transit, affordable housing, even higher pay for cooks. many commute from across the bay. >> you have to. b.a.r.t ends at midnight. you are a young cook working at a restaurant you are not getting off before midnight. you have to think about the opportunity of what -- of what a job in the city might provide for you. >> reporter: a cook-'s life has been a challenge. he says san francisco's crazy cost of living is just one more hurdle when concors makes the reward even sweeter. >> greater appreciation for everything when it comes to it. when you put that time in, learn the craft. you do it the right way. that is really what being a chef is all about. >> reporter: in san francisco, mark kelly, kpix5. >> the advantage for cooks, call it a cook's market. since there is a shortage you can figure out a way to make ends meet the work is there. >>> well, today, we got a beautiful evening under way with mostly sunny skies around the bay area. just a few patches of fog, low clouds at the shoreline. a lovely sunset

. >> reporter: the team is also recommending people take vta public transit.et there early and hang out at what's called the "faithful mile" to chill out to music. >> reporter:if you must drive, the real bonus is that great america will be closed this sunday and on all >> reporter:so that should take up some of the slack with several thousand additional parking spaces. >> reporter: movie - lange had this to offer earlier. >>:i'm going to use the jerry mcguire analogy "help us help planning before you leave your to the stadium that much more enjoyable. >> mark:the oakland a's looking to stay alive in the american league playoff race. and this one was a heart breaker for the a's. >> mark:oakland fell behind early but took the lead after scoring three runs in the fifth inning against the white sox. >> mark:but the white sox would come back and this one would go extra innings and the a's would eventually lose after giving up a home run in the bottom of the >> mark:the loss puts the a's 8 games behind the angels in the american league west. >> mark:and oakland's le

. >> trouble can happen anywhere including public transit. that is why she watches who is getting on her bus or train car. i pay attention. >> the guardian angels to advise. >> i do not always have my headphones all the way up. >> you cannot be too cautious. >> if you know anything about this you're asked to call police. >> back to our top story. >> the fight for 15 to did the plane managed to hold off just in time for this morning's protest to be finished. a bit of political theater as the protesters decided to exercise a bit of civil disobedience. >> protesters took their sidewalk demonstration to the streets literally. shutting down 87 straight to make a point. >> the arms locked. popular protest and union song >> after 15 minutes chicago police moved in. >> protesters did not move out. police started making arrests. >> >> the flight to increase the minimum wage began almost two years ago. fast- food workers across the country banding together to try to raise the minimum wage to $15 and the hour. >> new were struggling before the recession

it is moderate air quality so take public transit. from our camera, san francisco is visible and there was patchy fog around. the temperatures are 59 in san francisco and 61 in oakland and 64 san jose. currently 57 in half moon bay. it is foggy right now. i am stepping aside and just look how beautiful that looks. from our exploratorium camera, low 60s in napa. and it is still warm around fairfield and livermore in the 70s. here is a view from the east bay hills camera showing a little bit of the fog. it is a shallow layer there. we are looking at triple digit heat. warm to hot conditions for the upcoming weekend. the high pressure is holding strong and it will move in closer and allowing the temperatures to come up some more tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, mild inland low to mid50s and 60s across the region. watch out for the fog. it could be dense for the morning drive. for the afternoon, 100 in gilroy and 90 in san jose in the south bay. 95 los gatos. it will be cooking. on the p 70 in pacifica. you will see fog. 82 in downto

the rules ban carrying handguns in many public buildings, on public transit, and at places that serve alcohol. and those who want to conceal carry, must provide a reason why and fill out a detailed application. critics expect this redrafted bill to be challenged in court. >> i don't think there's going to be a large number of people who will get a license. the -- the requirements are rigorous. >> the new rules are based on similar laws in several other states with strict conceal carry policies. the council acted because a court ruling overturned the city's blanket ban on conceal carry. >>> prince george's county police say they've shut down a local drug market. authorities sent 9news this photo of a secluded property in upper marlboro known as the yard. they say it was a place for sellers and buyers to meet and conduct drug deals. detectives say they've recovered eight guns in addition to drugs when officers raided the property september 10. police arrested 52-year-old wayne burly of upper marlboro and 23-year-old ernest ward of southeast d.c. and they expect to make even more arrests

it is moderate air quality so take public transit. from our camera, san francisco is visible and there was patchy fog around. the temperatures are 59 in san francisco and 61 in oakland and 64 san jose. currently 57 in half moon bay. it is foggy right now. i am stepping aside and just look how beautiful that looks. from our exploratorium camera, low 60s in napa. and it is still warm around fairfield and livermore in the 70s. here is a view from the east bay hills camera showing a little bit of the fog. it is a shallow layer there. we are looking at triple digit heat. warm to hot conditions for the upcoming weekend. the high pressure is holding strong and it will move in closer and allowing the temperatures to come up some more tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, mild inland low to mid50s and 60s across the region. watch out for the fog. it could be dense for the morning drive. for the afternoon, 100 in gilroy and 90 in san jose in the south bay. 95 los gatos. it will be cooking. on the peninsula, 70 in pacifica. you will see fog. 82

public transit is plentiful. six, 24, or 71 bus.e have conquered the steps, we walked the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view the park has to offer. this is the place to take someone special and enjoyed a beautiful look out. " come to corona heights, located in the heart of this district. it offers a spectacular view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. the park is one of the best kept secrets. unlike twin peaks, it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. hop on a 37 bus to get there with that any parking worries. locals can bring their dogs to run with other dogs. there is also grass for small dogs. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place for the city to provide these kind of parks. the dog owners appreciate it. >> take time to notice the wildflowers on the grassland. and keep your head on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. take your camera and be prepared to review the city in a way you will not forget. it is prominent with beautiful formations that are

. >> it's supposed to be encouraging us to take public transit.discourages us. >> reporter: after two investigates contacted the department of public works, ac transit moved the bus stop sign on eighth street so it would be less confusing for drivers. b.a.r.t. requested for the red zone to be moved but the city would not comply saying it doesn't want to lose the meter parking revenue. >>> if you have an idea for two investigates we want to hear from you. e-mail two investigates at ktvu.com. >>> a six week investigation ended with a big marijuana bust. detectives found a large marijuana grow hidden in a corn field on rire island north of rio vista. solano sheriff deputies seized 700 mature marijuana plants on that field. the plants have a value of $7 million. so far no arrests. >>> four former police chiefs in san jose are endorsing a candidate for mayor decortesi. the mayor said their biggest concern is the safety and state of the police department. >> it's painful really to see what's happening with the way the department is being staffed. the re

be obsolete and trans and the rest will be replaced with safe, cheap and prompt personal transit instead of public mass transit. that is the robot tab. the future to think about global warming and sea level rise. you authorize the largest underground swimming pool in the world. will raise sea level by 150 feet or so. ground level at van ness and market is 91 feet above sea level. it's six 6 stories high making the roof at about 50 feet above sea level. as you pass that intersection, look up and see the future. thank you, mr. president. >> good afternoon, supervisors, it's time to say no to nor domestic violence in san francisco. we must do our part to put an end to this problem. san francisco has witnessed domestic violence involving former supervisor and our sheriff department. when the smoke cleared, san francisco supervisor moved on and pretended that never happened. domestic violence and abuse is not a hot topic unless it involves celebrities. domestic violence runs rampid in this neighborhood. it is a daily reality. this is a san francisco problem. unfortunately some believe domestic violence

the bay area quality management district encourages you to walk, bike, use public transit basically. a thin layer of fog over san francisco. we are at 66 right now. 73 in oakland. 85 in san jose. cooking in morgan hill, 93 degrees. gorgeo gorgeous view from the east bay hills camera. you can see the fog coming in. here are the temperatures. still in the 90s in santa rosa. mid 90s, concord, livermore. blue skies from the kgo roof camera. and a look at the forecast. the heat recedes early next week so really, high pressure building in has put a cap on the atmosphere so that's why we have stagnant air. also the shallow marine layer, warm to hot pattern will continue the next few days going into your weekend, really, as you look at the livermore temperature trend. it's not until early next week that the numbers will drop down to the 80s. tomorrow morning, starting out with the fog, could be dense in pockets. watch out. mid 50s to low 60s. some of you might think it's not great sleeping weather, especially if you don't have air conditioning, but it should cool off pretty good tonight. 90

. >> reporter: the niners encouraging fans to car pool and consider public transit. an estimated 11,000 fans get trains to get to levi's stadium today and they were out within 70 minutes. live in santa clara, azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an american doctor exposed to ebola was accepted at a hospital. >>> house speaker john boehner predicted that president obama's strategy of air strikes will not be enough to stop isis in the middle east. this video was taken from just inside the turkish border with syria. people there say the air campaign isn't helping them and the top house republican was critical of the president for saying that he doesn't plan to send in troops. >> the other day i think it's going to take more than air strikes to drive them out of there. at some point, somebody's boots are going to be on the ground. >>> in an interview on 60 minutes, president obama said the u.s. underestimated the rise of isis and overestimated the ability of iraqi military to fight the group. >>> this was the scene outside of yemen television. an international militar

they should be, you know, unable to use a public transit system because of one mistake? i really don't think that's fair. >> reporter: bart says it's simple. you violate someone's else rights you lose the privilege to use bart. by the way, domestic violence is the category with the highest prohibition orders. live at the west oakland bart station, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the law creating that bart ban is set to expire at the end of the year. but it's expected to be extended through 2017. >>> one month since the napa earthquake the recovery continues. the damage then and now and how people are continuing to pull through. ,,,,,,,,,,,, beach.... earlier we told six point oh earthquake last month -- is just now startio its feet. >>> a napa valley mobile home park hit hard during the 6.0 earthquake last month is just now starting to get back on its feet. this is what it looked like right after the quake hit. mobile homes went up in flames after a ruptured gas main caught fire. four homes were destroyed. six others were damaged. but today, you can see the things are pretty much

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best to tackle the ongoing problem and at the same time they are urging fans to carpool or take public transit and if ray mcdonald is suspended. he could possibly be suspended or lose his contract all together. the alleged abuse took place at his home on august 31st. the victim had visible injuries but no charges have been filed as of yet. mcdonald was scheduled to be in court today but the hearing was postponed. no court date will happen unless charges are filed. the as for that, they beat the philadelphia eagles and the special teams defense. they had it in the first quarter and collin kaepernick did that, a spectacular catch by stevie johnson shall a touchdown and 49ers kicked field goals in the third and 4th quarters and then parish intercepted nick foles with under a minute left, 49ers had it 26-21. they had the miami dolphins put he came back, he had ankle or knee injuries. we had no word on whether the car will be able will be able to play against san francisco on october 28th 8th and oakland raiders head coach dennis allen could be fired and replaced by tony tony sparano. >>> we may ha

we are seen problems this morning with public transit. we will start with a stream that was delayed this morning. the inbound train no. 1 got off one hour late. >>: george: these delays will be likely confined to the first run this morning. there are delays on the two third line this morning because a train struck a pedestrian at the interest section of third and carol. this is on third street of san francisco north of paul ave. there's a bus bridge their that means two-thirds will be delayed. : the hunt continues firm on line and that attack the central boys yesterday in the south bay. it happened on a hiking trail in cupertino. we have will tran live on what happened. >>:will: a half mile from the location of where the boy was attacked. we do know that the boy is fine is a traumatizing he was attacked in his head in his neck area. he was with his family. it's important to know that trills in this area will remain closed until they find them on line. and the boy and his family did nothing wrong. they were in a murder trial and they did n

employees and the incentives range from giving the employees a subsidy to offset the cost of public transit plan of their own. >> an employee has to take transit or carpool 10 or more days a month and by doing that they earn two extra vacation hours for doing that so if they do it every month of the year, they cumulatively earn three extra vacation days. >> the program goes into effect on september 30th. >>> there's going to be a $1.4 million case of ebola by january. that's what the new cdc report issued this morning says nearly 3000 people have already died of the disease in west africa and in the last six months 337 healthcare workers have been infected. more than half of them have died. researchers say ebola has a 70% fatality rate and the hardest hit countries don't have enough hospital beds. healthcare workers are using soap and water. >>> coming up, catching drivers committing one particular violation on interstate 80 is too easy. i'll show you how in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>> and taking a live look from our roof on van ness avenue in san francisco, you can see t

. >> you are supposed to encourage us to take public transit. >> reporter: after we contacted the department works, they moved the bus stop sign so it would be less confusing. b.a.r.t. requested the additional space be converted to a white zone. but the city turned down b.a.r.t. saying it does not want to lose the marking meter revenue. that $260 fine is set by the court, not by a.c. transit. it prohibits people from stopping in a red bus zone. we will put more information on www.ktvu.com on how to contest the ticket. melanie woodrow, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you have a story that 2 investigates should look into, e-mail us at 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> minutes ago we brought you pictures of a fire. it underscores the fact we are dry, very hot. thank goodness we are not very windy. >> it is hot, dry, no red flag warnings but light winds around the area. if you are in terrain, in the hills, you could have problems. you get a bunch of days in a row like this you get fires. couple fires popped up today. we will watch that for you. 101 in livermore. that is a hot one. 98 morgan hill. 98 antio

. >> some driver who take advantage of public transit will get rewarded because of a new anti pollution rule. according to the times starting september 30th the bay area air quality management district will enact a new rule to reduce pollution. it'll require companies with more than 50 full time workers to offer a benefit to employees who don't drive alone to work. right now 67% of people drive alone. about 11% take public transit. >>> santa rosa making easier for drivers to pay for parking a pilot program is underway in the downtown area. it lets drivers pay from anywhere using their smart phones according to the press democrat it covers meter in kiosks between e veto and railroad square. drivers can down load the app from a company called mobile now. they can create an account and prepay using the credit card or pay pal. >>> thousands of students are concerned that their tuition may not cover the cost of a software program. academy of art students rely on a series of programs which retails for more than $2,000. now san jose's adobe has contacted many of them saying that beginning next

car free day for most public transit. walking, cycling, trying to get some of the cars off the road. hundreds of protesters asking wall street to put its weight behind the fight against climate change. they want to highlight the relationship between big is this and global warming. protesters staged a sit in this morning at the united nations. >> it is about time world leaders comes to the united nations to recognize this threat and what it requires in the man's. >> protesters did not have a permit and said they expected to be arrested. we have yet to hear how many of them if any actually were. few hours away from an official season change. tonight, andxes fall officially begins. it will feel like it for sure. it is pretty gusty but tonight, that is diminishing around sunset. this is the country club, a beautiful sunrise today. a few high clouds overhead and i don't think we will see any more than that. took, theures we trees moving in the wind. we will stay mostly clear and be comfortable. we have widespread comfortable c

now we need to rethink the us public transit and how do we help people get to jobs and get home? we need to be gauged in these issues because we know we have to cut down on the car bin footprint but the people in need it so we can colonel living in a press got arizona i was impressed because the snowbirds from the north that fly south for the winter discovered there in home health had to walk 5 miles each way to get to their jobs in the residential areas. so the people of press scott went to form a transportation system so people could get to work. the snowbirds said tax it is for the common good let's make this has been. isn't that a good news story? we can make a difference when we can see it is for the 100 percent. then we a.d. to make sure that some folks have chewed up and spat out and some folks need help some cannot make it in this economy and we need to be real about that but it is not every ready and some folks just made that opportunity to get the education. what you're ago i met brittany who was the first person to go to college but brittany told me it was only because

the academy awards in 200 , leo indiana dough decapow splashed on the screen, use public transit.ng -- they're north going9to get people to follow them if they don't -- >> how do they treat you after that? >> he said that either -- either a -- someone who is an ideology or a coward to ask that question. that was against the -- >> fortunately you were both. >> then i interviewed robert f. kennedy, and he wanted to jail people. they were very hostile. they actually circulated septics faces and said don't talk to these people. >> they do have very powerfulc backer. the head of the u.n., john kerry, the president tomorrow. all of these gentlemen have made this the front and primary issue today. is that registering? >> well, i definitely think it's registering. it's registering with young people, which is probably the most frustrate things because they're looking to a list celebrities who are living carbon footprints. i want to called out the so-called hippie hip come -- hypocrisy, young people are drinking star bricks and litter and have zero responsibility for taking action for somet