so there's a chance. >>> are san franciscoens turning against dogs? >>> would you set sail on a replica of the titanic on the same route? we're >>> an effort is you believed w >>> an effort is underway to rename the airport. tiffany miller is behind the drive. she said th >>> get ready for titanic two. work resumed on a replica after a financial dispute held up the project for several years. the group behind the effort provided this animation. according to "usa today," the ship will have the same cabin layout as the original and carry the nearly same amount of passengers, 2400, and a crew of 900. it's set to make its maiden voyage in 202, selling from dubai to england and new york.r. the original sank in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. >>> we are tracking a cool and cloudy night on the way. clear skies right now, that sun goes down and the sky will change. cool in the north bay, in the 40s. around the bayshoreline, around 50 degrees. grab the jacket first thing in the morning. at 10:00, coastal cloud cover, and high clouds streaming in from time to tim

. >>> a few days ago, we profiled a disgruntled san franciscoen who has documented the decay in his neighborhood and tagged city officials. now we're meeting others who are equally frustrated. wayne freedman is live in embarcadero plaza with the story. >> reporter: he was frustrated because he had been making all these tweets, and of the weekend there was a tweet back from the mayor saying the city needs to do better than respond in 24 hours. they're rooregarding that as progress. but as for the rest of south of market -- video vigilantes used mobile devices to document crime, filth and homelessness. >> human decay is what i would call it. >> reporter: on twitter, his drill, the same as the one we profiled friday. >> what i'm watching is a drug epidemic out of control. >> reporter: they're soldiers a twitter campaign. when we asked the mayor about that this morning -- >> i think sadly, you know, we have a lot of those challenges that have existed in san francisco for so many years. >> reporter: had the mayor looked, she might have seen this, home turf of another vigil ant vigilante. the man miss

. >> coming to a police station near after san franciscoen. a program to help reduce car break ins. a pilot program in january. however car break ins will not stop over night. >> a couple visiting from australia is adding broken glass and stolen property to their san francisco memories. san francisco police say car break ins are down 14%. year to date. good news unless you're the latest. >> san francisco district attorney says his office prosecutes more than 80% of car break ins. >> the sentencing they're getting is five and a half months which is significant for a property crime. >> but says less than 2% of the people responsible for the car break ins are being arrested. >> it's not a criticism. the crimes are hard to resolve. >> police need to investigate. to make an arrest. car break in victims should call police. to take a report. >> if people call officers will respond. if don't respond, call multiple times. >> that's what julia did. visiting from north carolina. someone broke into her rental car. and stole her fathers ashes. >> that was not the case. they couldn't even come ou