through the sale of reusable materials we leave, last year we recycled, over 9 million in the bay area out of that 9 million, san francisco recycles nun hundred thousand, in our boxes, the area which is densely populated, has limited space for the placement of boxes, that is a challenge for our company, last year i spend time working with alexa and the environment, and have found a lot of opportunity, when i heard about this grant i thought, what a great way to really focus our efforts, in san francisco, san francisco is a model city. if every city was like san francisco, i would be out of a job, thank you san pran for leading the way, we hope this grant we can take across the greater bay area, thanks for considering us. [applause] >> my name is catherine bay -- we're a 501 c three. son san francisco state campus our board is runned by student, staffed by students and one of the programs we run is the early childhood education center we would like to thank you for starting a compost program, because of the way we're situated on campus, it's hard to get it going, so we thank you for the

to gar debt and compos if individuals know how to compost in their backyard they know how to use reusable compost bin -- support from this commission for a number of years, and subsequently, this say three month training program, for two years, and i have put up on this chart here, a very powerful cobenefit of this three month training program. we're training adults to compost epektively, more than that we're training them to be advocates and educators, in their communities, how to be gardeners, and composters themselves, the work of our graduates, speaks for itself. this say list of the graduates from the training program the department has supported for a number of years, they're playing leadership roles, in these organizations, most of the agriculture, organizations in san francisco, have a graduate of our program, in their organization, so this is organizations like quesa, executive director of our program, spur, the food and agriculture policy program there, the gram manager is a graduate of this program education odz, the director is a graduate of this program, the san francisco urb

we have to look at the parts reusable.not we thrown away. >> it's a lot of work a little bit of waiting. and in the burnout. smoke everywhere deafening. heat of these heat of these gigantic goodyear tires to make them hot and sticky. in the green light. >> you can literally feel the ground shaking. by the time he realize they are going their parachutes flying, the race is over. top-level dragracing and raceway park. this weekend just one more thing to do this summer. hit us up on twitter. hit us up. >> you have to be focused. if not going to get past up. ♪ bill: welcome back to the 500th episode of "chasing news". ♪ come on. 500. you did a great job. a lot of the interviews with our special guest. almighty. we appreciate you being here. give it up. [applause] welcome back. happy to have you. thank you for being with us. a special guest senator ray lesniak. it has taken us 500 shows and several appearances by you. i think your starting to come around my.of view. >> that will never happen. three out of 500 is not a good batt

those taking part will be rewarded with buy one get one free phillies tickets and reusable grocery bagsatisfaction of knowing they did something to help those in need. the goal was to collect ten thousand pounds of food for the needy in philadelphia and new jersey. >>> folks were shooting for a spot in the guinness book for the largest cup of lemonade for alex's let lemonade stand. michael and trish atkins received devastating news that lilly had a brain tumor. but you'll be happy to know that lilly is a survive. >>> phillies try to break the losing streak against the earth to tom! just day dreamin'. about an in-ground pool? yeah! i am! with a hot tub? uh-huh. and a waterfall! how did you know that? you've got that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! super $1,000 frenzy. with top prizes of $300,000. [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the

spacex is trying to cult the cost of space flight by creating reusable rockets. >>> volunteers from habitat joined by faith-based groups for a building blitz tonight. we were in martinez where volunteers were taking part in a four-day home build. an anonymous doper gave $150,000 to bring habitat together with people of different religions. for one volunteer it's the chance of a lifetime. >> our own house so exciting. it's like a dream come true. my kids are really happy. >> habitat for humanity says the volunteers kill accomplish in a single day what would take a construction crew month. >>> baby photos grabbing the world's attention. we'll show you the first family photos of prince george and princess charlotte. >>> let's head outside. a live look right now. we enjoyed warm temperatures today and it's just going to get warmer. >>> here's a look at what is head on world news at 5:30. >> good evening coming up tonight, two convicted killers escaping a maximum security prison. the hunt is on tonight. also severe storms rolling in across the heartland. 30 million people on alert this weekend,

. >>> it will cost you extra if you don't bring the reusable shopping bags to the grocery store in philadelphia at least not for now. . a proposed bag fee in the city is now off the table. earlier this year, city councilman introduced that idea and would have required city stores to charge a nickel for every grocery bag whether paper or plastic but the bill is on hold now. >>> a mandatory helmet law could be for teens using scooters or iskates. anyone under 17 using a bike or roller skates or skateboards. they are to discuss this today. >>> preparing for the pope means preparing for a large number of of people. >> in st. louis hearing yesterday, 1.5 million will attend mass when pope francis visits in philadelphia late september. the pontiff will be here for the world meeting of families. a lot of people means a lot of buses and the archdiocese expects 6,000 charters buses to roll in town for the visit. the arch bishop said no parking place in storye yet. you are count on us to bring you everything you need to know ahead of the papal visit. we will send out updates you can get on your smartphon

it's the third straight disaster for what's designed to be a reusable rocket. >> we will be continuing to monitor all the at that time at that that we collect to identify the issue that we experienced, fix it and get back to flight. >> reporter: it's also the third failure to get a private ship to resupply the space station. >> we can learn from these flights and learn things and learn hard lessons and apply them to crew and make sure we're ready and safe when it comes time to fly crew to the space station. >> it's a bitter lesson from students that lost experiments in back to back crashes. >> it's going to apply in space flight but in life as well that you to have setbacks but you know they can be recovered from you just keep trying. >> reporter: which is exactly what space ex and nasa says they'll do. brian moore, nbc news washington. >> astronauts on board the international space station watched the rocket explosion from above. check out this photo poed by american astronaut scott kelly. it shows pieces of debris falling from the sky. kelly wrote, watched dragon launch from space st

it's the third state disaster for what's designed to be a reusable rocket. >> there will be continuingo monitor all the at that time at that that we collect to identify the issue that we experienced, fix it and get back to flight. >> reporter: it's also the third failure to get a private ship to resupply the space station. >> we can learn from these flights and learn things and learn hard lessons and apply them to crew and make8 sure we're really ready and safe when it comes time to fly crew to space station. >> reporter: it's a bitter lesson for a group of virginia high cool students who have lost experiments in back to back crashes. >> it's going to certainly apply in space flight but applies in life as well that you to have setbacks but you know they can be recovered from you just keep trying. >> reporter: which is exactly what spacex and nasa say they will do. brian moore. >>> nasa says the astronauts on board the space station have plenty of supplies which the way, but another rocket is headed there in a pew weeks. >>> and coming up next a big victory for californians with part-t

ground a drone ship out in the sat lan tax marking a significant advance in the quest to we frequent reusable a big cost sever for eventual trips to mars. it was the third launch failure of commercial space minutes in recent months. a rocket opened by another company exploded last october. and russia's bow roe bot i can progress 59 vessel fell back to earth in may short of reaching the station. nasa officials say despite the latest setback the i.s.s. crew is not running short of provisions. >> we are in a good position on board of i.s.s. in other words of continuing to house the crew. continuing to protect the schedule going forward. continuing to do research. >> reporter: and the space agency is still on track to carry astronauts to the i.s.s. by 2017 again on u.s. vessels rather than to keep depending on russian rockets. mean while while the russians plan to send eight shipment to the i.s.s. next week if that succeeds a new three-man crew will be sent in late july. bringing its staffing up to the regulation six astronauts, tom ackerman, al jazerra washington. >>> ? you can keep up-to-date w

they make soap, shampoo, reusable menstrual pads -- they make everything, and they make money doing it to know more about this, but unfortunately, we have run out of time. gemma, thank you for what you're doing. i appreciate it very much. >> thank you for having me. >> and we have more information for you about today's programs and resources where you live. just go to our website -- abc7news.com/community. we're also on facebook at abc7communityaffairs. and please follow me on twitter -- cherylabc7. i'm cheryl jennings. have a great week. we will see you next time. thanks for joining us. grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. mmit's patriotism on a plate. pancakes. i bet washington and jefferson would have eaten these. and at $4.99, that's less than a lincoln. red, white & blue pancakes are back and only $4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ♪ da da da da ♪ da da da da ♪ da da da

ice went into effect today in losfood vendors can instead use containers made of paper.plastic.or reusable materials. >> pam:the ordinance is part of the town's effort to reduce litter that can travel through waterways. >> pam:the foam is a lightweight break apart and travel by wind into the environment.and is hard to clean up. .. >> reporter: they that wait until tomorrow with the low pressure system developing because of a storm system up and the northern area not giving us much rain thing to the northwest. dealing with heavy cloud right now. temperatures are dropping slightly cooler but what we should be this time of year. >> reporter: 59 degrees for the coast 52 for the bay. a breezy night with temperatures and wind speed increasing. >> reporter: reveron this time of year we should be at five degrees higher. the wind speed as i mentioned increasing until tomorrow morning. things will start picking up. >> reporter: we are really dealing with one day a breezy conditions. so they should taper off and die down. >> reporter: low sixties for the most part. 64 for san francisco, and lows for

middle of the atlantic which would have been a significant milestone in the whole quest to provide reusable rockets for interplanetary manned space and eventually a trip to mar >> how big of a blow do you think this is to the future of the space missions? >>reporter: well it must be mentioned that two other companies, one russian and one american also had similar mishaps in the last few months. but the nasa officials who spoke at a news conference this afternoon said first of all, the iss crew is well provisioned through october. that they are on schedule actually for the americans to resume manned commercial space -- actually the first time that manned commercial crews would be sent out in view of the fact that the space shuttle no longer is operating and the americans are relying on russian rockets. that target is in late 2017. they say that schedule has not been set back as far as they can tell next month, the russians are planning to send a three-man crew again, on a commercial vehicle to the space station and that would restore the full regulation six-man astronaut crew on the space st

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landing on the first stage on a drone ship in the atlantic marking an advance in the quest to effect reusable rockets, a cost saver for trips to mars. >> it was the third launch failure of commercial space missions in recent months, and a rocket owned by another company exploded after lift off last october. russia's robotic progress fell back to earth in may, short of reaching the station. >> n.a.s.a. officials say despite the latest setback, the i.s.s. crew is not running short of provisions s. >> we are in a position position in terms of containing the crew continued to protect the schedule going forward. continuing to do research. >> and the space agency is on track to carry astronauts to the i.s.s. again, on u.s. vessels, rather than depend on russian rockets. the rockets man to send a shipment to the i ss next week. if it success a three man crew will take off in july. >>> coming up when al jazeera returns, after two months of price increases, there's good news at the gas pump. an old favourite setting a record in theatres this >>> some good news for motorists - gas prices are falling, t

what companies like spacex is trying to do is make as much of the process, recyclable and reusable. what they were attempting to do with this launch was a launch rocket. that is the stage that has the fuel to get a probe into space. they planned to land that on a barge. it was the third time they were going to try to do this. they failed two times already and hoped to do better. something went wrong during the launch and it never made its way to all this. >> dr elizabeth pearson, thank you for joining us via skype from bristol >>> police in afghanistan say they don't have the weapons or the ammunition to battle the taliban, saying foreign fighters are supporting the armed group as it gains territory in the north. they are taking over parts of tak ark r province. jennifer glasse reports from kabul. >> afghan officials travelled into this province by helicopter. the taliban controls roads and checkpoints in the area. they came for a security meeting to discuss how to push out the taliban from two distributes. it's a battle involving foreign fighters including some that claim allegianc

this igood for figuring out re reusability.e'll make sure some of thehardware gets sent back to spacex. >>> a french man skiing in the swiss aps plummeted into a deep snowy crevasse recently and his scary fall was captured on his helmet cam. he was skiing along and fel into a gap in the snow. as he struggled to climb out he slipped again, falling at least 16 feet. when he came to atop he looked up and you heard him start screaming r help. he was stuck for 30 minutes. finally, crews came to his rescue and pulled him out. >>> just ahead here on abc 7 news at 9:00 staying safe in the digital age. we'll have a preview of a new exhibit entitled "cyber detective." sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: enginesevving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fa and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> now to that new exhibit at san jose's tech muum with a kid-friendly look inside the world of cyber security. here's abc 7 ns reporter jonathan bloom. >> reporter: these kids are bu

it's the third straight disaster for what's designed to be a reusable rocket. >> continuing to monitorhe data we collect to identify the issue that we experienced, fix it and get back to flight. >> reporter: it's also the third failure to get a private ship to resupply the space station. >> we can learn from these flights and learn hard lessons and apply them to make sure we're safe when it's time to go fly crew to the space station. >> reporter: it's a bitter lesson for students who lost experiments in back to back crashes. >> it's going to apply in space flight, but life as well. you do have setbacks. you know they can be recovered from. you keep trying. >> reporter: which is exactly what spacex and nasa say they'll do. brian moore, nbc 10 news. >>> new sightings of a dangerous creature at the jersey shore. a woman walking on the beach came across one today that looks like a jelly fish but it has a severely painful sting and can be deadly. nbc 10 first told you about a sighting last week in harvey cedars. since then, they've been spotted in stone harbor. >>> talk about a big catch. a

they have to use paper, plastic or reusable materials. this also applies to ice chests and coolers. los gatos says this is an effort to cut down on litter and improve the town's environment. >> reporter: i'm jodi hernandez in antioch where the battle over a speed bump is heating up tonight just two days after the mother of a hit and run victim helped put a speed bump in her street, the city has removed it. i'll have details coming up. >>> and the tsa is supposed to keep you safe in the air but a scathing new report says agents are failing at the job. what they missed that has officials worried about your safety. >>> and i'm janelle wang. your phone call more private today, but the white house says your safety is less secure. the controversial phone data spy program has expired but congress is working on a new version. we'll keep you how it keeps the nsa on the out, next. >>> it's a high-profile clash over cop cretencrete. an east bay mother says she's willing to break the law repeatedly to keep her neighborhood safe. today the city of antioch ripped out the speed bumps that she had

on a drone chip anchored out in the atlantic and would have marked a significant quest to perfect reusablea big cost saver for eventual trips to mars. >> we have lift off. >> reporter: it was the third launch failure of commercial space missions in resent months and terry's rocket owned by another company exploded shortly after lift off last october and the robot vessel fell to earth in may short of reaching the space station arena nasa is not running short on provisions. >> continuing to house the crew continuing to protect the schedule going forward, continuing to research. >> reporter: and the space agency is still on track to carry astronauts instead of keep depending on russian rockets and the russians plan to sent another shipment to i.s.s. next week, if that succeeded a new three-man crew will be sent in july and bringing staffing up to regulations for astronauts. >> tom ackerman washington. >>> let's go back to the controversial elections in burundi. pleased to say we have our guest back e terry on the project director for the international crisis group and good to have you and sor

and, of course for elon musk the founder and president of spacex the third attempt to try to get reusable which will save the company 100 times the cost of sending cargo and humans eventually newspaper space, they could not obviously make that third attempt to see if they could properly upright land that first stage rocket on that floating drone ship 200 miles east of jacksonville. we are still awaiting better details from spacex as to what exactly might have happened whether it was during the separation between the first and second stages of the rocket and somehow an explosion happened there, but we can tell you with absolute authority this mission is a total failure and a big setback right now. as we learn more information we'll get back to you. >> yeah obviously a big setback for the program and for elon musk of course who led that program. let me just point out that this was unmanned that's very important. i'm with john scully this morning, a former ceo of apple. elon musk made a lot of hype and a big deal about this and, you know version followed in terms of this space program. it wa

the first stage of the rocket on the ship in the middle of the atlantic to try and push forth the reusability of these rockets. >> when you see video like this rachel you must imagine what elon musk is thinking and what the engineers are thinking. what questions do we need to be asking them in the hours ahead? >> you know i also should point out that today is elon musk's birthday. so really his heart must just be dropping right now. the question we should be asking is when will the astronauts get their additional supplies when the next cargo mission will be. also what was the reason for this explosion. we do not know now. like miles pointed out, there are all kinds of data and vie to be scrunched immediately to try to figure out whavs thet was the root of this explosion. hopefully we'll have that information in the next several hours and be able to better understand what exactly went wrong here and what the anomaly was. >> nasa saying they will hold a press conference today. cnn will cover this all day long. rachel and miles thank you for being here. >>> in a moment we'll turn to "reliable so

. >> pam:officials say, the ban will force food vendors to provide reusable containers.from paper or plastic. >> pam:this move also prohibits the sale of foam ice chests and coolers. >> pam:foam has been known to break apart easily. and travel into the environment >> pam:animals can mistake the foam for food. which can lead to illness or even death. >> pam:the council hopes this ban will also help reduce litter in the waterway >> pam:happening today. >> pam:statewide mandatory water restrictions go into effect. >> pam:governor jerry brown approved emergency drought regulations last month. they are aimed at cutting water use by 25- percent. >> pam:kron 4's will tran was in atherton this morning. and talked to residents about how they plan on saving water. >> reporter: backyard swimming pool is becoming the latest victim of the lingering california drought. >> reporter:the san francisco chronicle reports city and utility drought policies across the san francisco bay area and beyond are increasingly limiting how often pools can be filled and by how much - and sometimes barr

. >> and the reusable sticker pad. this is great from melissa and doug.owntime and plans to get comfy. we have some great ideas here. this is actually called the travel friend. and i'm going to hand this back to you. this is for kids. it's complete head and neck support. >> oh. >> for a child. it comes in so many fun amazingly cool -- animals. and for the adults we have the evolution pillow from cabo made with memory foam. it's so soft. i actually recently purchased this for a trip to asia. it's so comfortable, it latches in the front so you avoid the head nodding. you can actually unsnap that. and it actually rolls up into a small ball. >> now you tell me! >> exactly. and then for even greater comfort up here for the eyes in the front, you need to take a rest and nap and when it's your turn to take over -- >> where is natalie? >> you're driving! >> oh oh no! >> this is from one voice. and you connect an eye mask and headphone together so you canzen out to your tunes while you -- >> cool! >> next up we have a blanket that actually transforms into a pillow

ice is now in effect a los gatos said they must instead use containers made of paper plastic or reusable. >>james: is also very difficult to clean up you see the more more these days, the giant cruise ship loaded with passengers that in this city and then all the way to exotic ports hist. hist >>vicki liviakis: for this young couple in my beloved of the for the city of san francisco this is a treasure ship set a million dollars setscrews numbers are through the roof this year 81 calls like the gold of princess with three hard the thousand passengers does a record dating back to the gold rush some even here the restaurant and bar across to the terminal and is not only feel the bill would there are a big brawl said they appreciate the influx of passengers as well as the baggage on the cruise ships are dry dock on the south of the embarcadero it also means jobs for law says an immense work the down side ask anyone who's been in the backed up nose track of the embarcadero is anything but smooth sailing they ruled in favor of a pennsylvania man would be convicted on federal charges for closin

this stage combustion reusable system will be versatile efficient and reliable while achieving commercial viability through notable risk and cost-reconstitution immaterial prudentes. raptor will advance the state of the art insure the u.s. remains the global leader in rocket propulsion technology and serve important applications for national security space launch. importantly, meaningful competition is reentering the eelv program. with this we have seep the incumbent make promises to reduce can its costs innovate and fund new development efforts with private capital, and these are good things. much has been made of a so-called impending capability gap and assured access to space. the only gap that currently exists related to heavy lift capability. this is because the russian-powered atlas v does not have a heavy lift variant. otherwise there is no credible risk of any capability gap for national security launch now or in the future. existing vehicles including the falcon ix and the delta iv are both made in america, certified for dod launch. the atlas will continue to flew through 2020 --

carrying food drinks iced noneffective moscow's instead use containers made of paper plastic or reusable can travel through the foam is lightweight and uneasily break apart travel by wind and environment and very difficult to clean up the room is out. >> mark: is had to make a sincere effort by making bigger own speed bumps after tim hudson that to see the trend set aside showed from of this house. and all the time she's been after the city to install speed bumps for weeks before her son's death after her son's death neighbors install their own speed bumps in from the hudson's home and this is the video from four days later of family is holding a funeral service the city can out and remove the speed bumps. "i water up the paper this the gave and they will be put back in if i have to do myself. >> darya: world meets caitlin and how this initial impact transgenic community in the bay area and around the world. near future a lot easier use our phones in their car when they're driving next on crime and cherry the new technology being built and to their vehicles. whether today sends the patri