the idea coming from scott weiner. he wants the surcharge on each bottle of soda in san francisco. the money would pay for health, nutrition and activity programs for young people. >> i vote for the tax, yeah. as long as i know for sure it's definitely going toward that program and definitely going toward that cause then, yeah, i'd pay for the tax. >> sugar is terrible for you and everyone drinks sugar all the time. i feel like people would stop drinking sugar y sodas if they were 24 cents extra. >> the idea would need support from the majority of supervisors to get on the ballot. similar measures were defeetd last year. >>> and protesters plan a rally today against another one of scott weiner's proposals. this time, the supervisor wants san francisco parks to close between mid niethd and 5:00 a.m.. the idea is to stop vandalism and theft. protesters say the plan targets homeless people. today's rally will be at noontime at city hal. >>> celebrity chef guy fierri took the stand against bay area teen accused of stealing his lam boar gee knee. max is accused of repealing into a san f

supervisor scott weiner wants the surcharge on each can or bottle of soda sold in the city. the money would pay for health, nutrition and activity programs for young people. >> as long as i know for sure and definitely it's going towards that program and definitely going towards that cause then, yeah, i'd pay for the tax. >> sugar is terrible for you so -- and everyone drinks sugar all the time. i feel like people would stop drinking sugary sodas if they were 25 cents extra. >> the idea will need support from the majority of the board of supervisors to get on the november 2014 ballot. similar tax measures were defeated last year in richmond and in the las angeles county town of el monte. >>> protesters planned a rally today against another one of scott weiner's proposals. this time, the supervisor wants san francisco parks to close between midnight and 5:00 a.m.. the idea is to stomp vandalism and theft. protesters say the plan targets homeless people. today's rally will be at noon at city hal. >>> 15 san francisco firefighters have all been award $3.7 million in an age disc

supervisor scott weiner says closing city parks from midnight to 5:00 a.m. would help. >> police could tell people you need to step out of the park it's 3:00 in the morning. >> coalition on homelessness ogts saying parks offer safety from the streets. >> let's have a look. >> father paul joseph comes to golden gate park twice a week to help those in need. >> i get they're for the public and there are rules but from a humanitarian standpoint where will they go? >> san francisco park alliance supports the proposal and doesn't believe it targets the homeless. >> if they're bedded down they're not up and about causing damage. they're not the issue. it's people up and about, doing things we're concern b.d it's protecting our park autos teresa tells us she and her dog often stay overnight in golden gate park and would not obey a new law. >> you can't close parks like that. you know? people do sleep here. and live here. >> pro and conwith people poichbting out there are laws on the books against vandalism. police chief believes this new one would be another tool fo

supervisor scott weiner says closing city parks from midnight to 5:00 a.m. would help. >> police could tell people you need to step out of the park it's 3:00 in the morning. >> coalition on homelessness ogts saying parks offer safety from the streets. >> let's have a look. >> father paul joseph comes to golden gate park twice a week to help those in need. >> i get they're for the public and there are rules but from a humanitarian standpoint where will they go? >> san francisco park alliance supports the proposal and doesn't believe it targets the homeless. >> if they're bedded down they're not up and about causing damage. they're not the issue. it's people up and about, doing things we're concern b.d it's protecting our park autos teresa tells us she and her dog often stay overnight in golden gate park and would not obey a new law. >> you can't close parks like that. you know? people do sleep here. and live here. >> pro and conwith people poichbting out there are laws on the books against vandalism. police chief believes this new one would be another tool fo

those are the hours that scott weiner wants to close the city and parks which have currently different closure hours and the hoep is uniformed hours, police can go after intrude irs. the plan criminalizes the homeless who may not be able to or choose not to sleep in shelters. >> many of the speakers before i spoke says this was not a homeless issue, i have to say that thiss have having a home to visit our parks from. >> it is hard to find a place. >> some here told us they're often sited and while others say they are forced to move on. >> i came here to stay but they say we cannot sleep there. >> it is designed to address and reduce the amount of vandalism in our parks and not by people who are sleeping but by people who are in the park quite awake. >> those found loitering and not just sleeping in the parks can be fine as much as $100. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news >>> today marks the 10th anniversary of the recall former california governor vis, at the time the state was in a crisis, davis received the blame for much of it and was ousted. >>> the war in afgha

scott weiner will introduce a plan to add $.24 to the cost of every can sold. money would pay for health, nutrition, activity programs for young people. any support from the majority of the board to get on the november 2014 ballot. >>> some families have been forced out of their apartment by a violent car crash. the driver of a ford mustang was speeding and slammed into a unit at the complex at jackson and grant. a young man watching tv inside says the car stopped right beside him. ten people are now displaced. no one was injured, but the driver will likely be charged. >>> a home where steve jobs built some of his first computers and cofounded apple will be preserved. city's historical commission voted unanimously to designate it historical. the home will go through an extra layer of review if someone wanted to renovate it. jobs built the first 100 apple 1 computers at the house. >>> the folks at facebook are getting into the halloween mood. the sign at the campus has undergone a ghoulish makeover. the logo has taken on a frankenstein look. it's getting second

. >> supervisor scott weiner called a hearing to discuss enforcement. makeup 62% of the violateors. >> i'm not sure i have a solution but people have to be tollerant and know this is a vital function for the community and businesses in large. >> this driver accepts being inconvenienced. >> does it happen a lot? >> every now and then, it's no big deal. >> the municipal transportation agency says 261 parking control officers are working the streets. >> we are have issued 22,000 parking tickets last year so we're enforcing rules. it's a matter of using resource to the best of our ability to be more efficient. >> the fine is $110. maximum allowed by law. so he believes better enforcement is the only way to change the culture of the wild, wild west. >> first medicine. >> a.proved for breast cancer. >> and epidemics of whooping cough. investigators say they know what fueled it and a special solution for these geese. and michael finney will be here you can call right now. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker.

san francisco's supervisor, scott weiner has a proposal to form a resolution on this and other federal properties, and the resolution would be non-binding. >>> we're settling into a cool evening. once again, giving you a view of what is happening outside. we have the onshore breeze with sfo reporting 17 miles per hour. so the onshore breeze at times today, a thicker marine layer, and temperatures were a few degrees cooler this afternoon than what we had seen yesterday afternoon. right now, 65 degrees in concord, below 60s, walnut creek. livermild, still mild for you at 71. a cool 50 degrees at half moon bay and mostly cloudy skies. 57, oakland. 57 nevado, and 57 in santa rosa. in the evening hours, the temperatures will continue to cool. and i think we'll wake up tomorrow morning like we had this morning, and it's because our pattern isn't changing very much. the ridge of high pressure still in place. high pressure right off the coast line here. a system here would typically bring us perhaps a little bit of rain but not going to happen. this is so strong and has been for several days t

>>reporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner says the nation rising obesity rate inspired him toome up with proposal that need the approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cents. as to where all the money will go, the estimated 31 million dollars a year will good to nutrition. health. physical fitness programs. stark contrast to the failed soda tax proposal in richmond where the money instead was earmarked for the gem fund. in a statement california for food and bench wrote such measures are unnecessary wasteful distraction from serious policy making exploratorium resident meanwhile have their opinion. >> as long as it's going to educate people on healthy lifestyle i think it's worth i it. >> i have an issue with this kind of if. >> i'm on the fence. >>reporter: proposal will be introduced before the board of supervisors tomorrow. in

the idea is the brain child of supervisor scott weiner. he says san francisco is the only large city in the country without statutory opening and closing hours for parks. >> and so we have a situation in san francisco where we have a growing amount of vandalism, a lot of vandalism and dumping in our parks. it almost all happens in the middle of the night. >> this legislation is a lie. it's just done nothing but to garner headlines to try and demonize homeless people, push them out of the city. >> weiner says the vandalism park like this one is so serious it costs the park a million dollars a year to clean up. >>> a popular hot sauce maker is in some hot water tonight. the southern california city of irwindale has filed a public sue sans lawsuit against a sriacha factory. people complain it left them with burning eyes and throats and headaches. it is so bad they want to stop production at the company while the company submits a plan to minimize the smell. >> your eyes are burning, filling your nose, tingling, you want to sneeze. it is like

>>reporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner says the nation rising obesity rate inspired him toe up with proposal that need the approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cents. as to where all the money will go, the estimated 31 million dollars a year will good to nutrition. health. physical fitness programs. stark contrast to the failed soda tax proposal in richmond where the money instead was earmarked for the gem fund. in a statement california for food and bench wrote such measures are unnecessary wasteful distraction from serious policy making exploratorium resident meanwhile have their opinion. >> as long as it's going to educate people on healthy lifestyle i think it's worth i it. >> i have an issue with this kind of if. >> i'm on the fence. >>reporter: proposal will be introduced before the board of supervisors tomorrow. in sa

supervisor scott weiner thinks this time will be different here in san francisco.t's because he believes that san francisco voters would be willing to tax the drinks if they know thath@$ proceeds go toward programs that help keep kids healthy. the proposal is a tax of two cents per ounce on sugar-sweetened drinks. he said there's clear evidence there's a link between these types of drinks and obesity and type ii diabetes. a recent poll shows $x68% of californians would support a tax if it went to fitness and nutrition in schools, youth, and after-school programs. that's what this would do here in the city, bring in an estimated $31 million. in richmond, a similar tax was defeated last year. now it's san francisco's turn. >> the beverage industry will definitely fight this measure. they fight it every0éuz it comes up anywhere. we expect that. but the fact is this is a basic public health measure just like we tax cigarettes because they cause a lot of health problems. cigarette manufacturers fought that tooth and nail, every step of the way. this is an important s

city supervisor scott weiner is proposing a new tax.'ll suggest a two- cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. a can of soda, for example, would cost 24 cents more. the money would be used to pay for health programs for the city's young people. if approved, the proposal would go on the november ballot next year. the cost of building the new arena for the warriors in san francisco continues to go up. warriors owners say the coast to rehabilitate the pier which the arena will -- the cost. sit on is costing as much as 170-million- dollars. that is a lot higher than they had originally planned. the team is also facing a shrinking time frame to get the project completed for the 2017 to 2018 sesaon. that is when there lease on runs out at oracle arena in oakland. the new arena would include an 18,000-seat arena, two parking garages, a hotel, two condominium towers and retail space spread across the 13-acre pier. the warriors are playing tomorrow and we will speak with sports with gary radnich coming up his stanley roberts and people behaving ba

>>reporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner saysthee inspired him to come up with proposal thatthe approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cents. as to where all the money will go, the estimated 31 million dollars a year will good to nutrition. health. physical fitness. . stark contrast to the failed soda tax proposal in richmond where the money instead was earmarked for the gem fund. in a statement california for food and bench wrote such measures are unnecessary wasteful distraction from serious policy making exploratorium resident meanwhile have their opinion. >> as long as it's going to educate people on healthy lifestyle i think it's worth i it. >> i have an issue with this kind of if. >> i'm on the fence. >>reporter: proposal will be introduced before the board of supervisors tomorrow. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> city of

scott weiner now lobbying for a 20 cent surcharge on each can or bottle sold here in the city. the money would pay for health, nutrition and activity programs for young people. >> as long as i know for sure it's definitely going towards that program and definitely going towards that cause then, yeah, i'd pay for the tax. >> sugar is terrible for you. i feel like people would stop drinking sugary soda if it was 25 cents extra. similar tax measures were defeated last year in richmond and in los angeles county town of el monte. >>> the snow is coming down. more than a foot has fallen in the highest elevation. ian schwartz with more on the season's first storm. >> a week ago we were dealing with temperatures near 80 degrees up here in the sierra but now snow are reminding drivers winter is not far off. >> weeks of sun and warmth tooshg a backseat to temperatures and snow today in the sierra. >> it was quite a change. >> scenes like this make snow junkies like jason smith sal fing. not everyone was welcoming the winter blast, though. traffic came to a crawl as i-80 drivers forced to

today san francisco supervisor scott weiner will propose a new tax on sugary drinks. his plan increases the price of sodas and other sweet drinks by two cents an ounce. it would then cost 24 cents more and his proposal would have the money raised go for health and nutrition programs for children and teenagers. san francisco's supervisors are expected to approve the idea but it would still need voter approval. >>> the deadline for people to sign up for health insurance under the affordable health care act has been extended until march 31st. previously, the deadline for signing up was the middle of february. so that people would have health insurance in place by march 31st and avoid a penalty. but now as long as people sign up by march 31st they won't be fined. some republican lawmakers are calling for a one year postponements of the penalties americans will have to pay if they are uninsured. >>> the cost to build a new arena in san francisco keeps going up for the warriors. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the cost to rehabilitate the abling pieing could cost

scott weiner proposes to close parks between 12 and 5 a.m. opponents say it targets homeless.he vote is next tuesday. >>> the transit system is about to get 50 new hybrid buses. they will replace 50 older buses on the muni fleet and will be in addition now to the 62 hybrid buses previously approved. the total cost about $40 million. >>> 4:39. a brazen bear out foxes california wildlife rangers and no one knows where it went. >> what happened to the water in sunnyvale's stevens creed? it's a sad sight for neighbors and bad for wildlife as well coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, furry fugitive. a black bear. the bear was running golf course in granada hills yesterday. it then dart >>> police officers swarmed a southern california neighborhood to catch a black bear. the bear was running on a golf course in granada hills yesterday. it then darted across the street up an embankment and jumped over a fence into someone's front yard. for hours the bear terrified neighbors and outfoxed and outmaneuvered game wardens. >> he's huge. probably one of the biggest black bears i have ever seen and i ha

supervisor scott weiner introduced a resolution today opposing a plan by the golden gate national recreation area. the national park service wants to restrict dog access at some popular hangouts such as crissy field, fort funston and ocean beach. dog owners say that will only lead to overcrowding in neighborhood parks. >> the national park service is trying to treat what is an urban recreation area as some sort of pristine back woods national park. and it is not. to try to treat it as if it were, you know, yosemite or the high sierra, to me, makes no sense. >> san francisco if you don't know has a pretty large dog population. in fact, more dogs than children in the city. >> i believe that. >>> a little girl found living with gypsies. the mystery that sparked a global search for her parents. >> nobody is madder than me about the fact that the website isn't working as well as it should. >> the president says there's no excuse why obamacare should take a page from california's playbook. ,, officers say a 13-year-old student killed a teacher and shot 2 other students at a middle school in sparks

driver move right away but in some sections of the city they may roll right past sf supervisor scott weiner wants to see uniform enforcement city wide not just in select areas i think there would be a lot less double parking trucks if there were more uniform enforcement of yellow zones here people are offloading a passenger vehicle parked in a commercial zone while the deliverly truck in the sometimes the only way to instill in people minds of what not to do is to step up enforcement but it should be across the board not just in selective locations, the city wants the sfmta to start enforcement evenly arross the city, and i agree in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot- com. been a very little progress coming up on the congress government shutdown. >> and the motorcycle gang n.y. city incident details coming up. (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> the back and forth is continuing in washington d.c.. president obama is criticizing republican

city supervisor scott weiner is proposing a new tax. today he'll suggest a two- cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. a can of soda, for example, would cost 24 cents more. the money would be used to pay for health programs for the city's young people. if approved, the proposal would go on the november ballot next year. >> this is the woman police say was driving drunk when she hit and killed two pedestrians early friday. 54-year-old marjorie reitzell of redwood city, is charged with two felony counts of manslaughter and two counts of felony driving under the influence. she's still getting medical care - and was not in court for her arraignment monday. prosecutors say her blood- alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. >> we know about the contact and what we found in of the car. we know that this is a way over 1.5. the exact amount will not be known until the tests are completed. >> there's a memorial near the scene of the accident. the couple killed are 50- year-old balbir singh and his wife, 45-year-old kamal singh, both of

city supervisors that scott weiner is proposing a new tax. today it was adjusted 2¢ per ounce tax.24¢ more. the money would be used to pay for health programs for the city's youth. if approved, the proposal will go on the november ballot for next year. >> a three alarm fire in san francisco's mission. damaged four buildings and forced evacuations. we have video from o helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the fire broke got around 12:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. because the buildings are so closely packed at together here, when firefighters arrived the fire was upgraded to three alarms almost immediately. >> no one was injured but half a dozen people had to be evacuated from the buildings. >> the san francisco parks employees thomas burnoski, who was accused of running over a woman in the park now has a restricted driver's license. under a court order that was issued yesterday he can only drive for his job, child care or for counseling sessions. he pleaded not guilty to the hit-and-run death of 35 year-old christine svanemyr. he was driving a city truck at the time has been suspe

city supervisor scott weiner is proposing a new tax. tomorrow, he'll suggest a >> stanley: if you have time take a walk along the bay bridge trail you might notice a few things first off for the first mile and a half the only trash receptacle will be this don't trash california bag the second thing empty water bottles that litter the landscape, but the third the most bizzare are bag like this what are they? well lets just say they are not goodie bags, i know i will call them doggie bags, and not the type you might get from a restaurant did i just spoil you appetite? oh i'm sorry, maybe you might just want to step away from the table for the next few moments you see all up and down the newly designed path are doggie bags fill with . well you get the idea but wait its gets better, or should i say worse based on the segment being called people behaving badly you see some people hsve gotten into the habit of playing hide and go seek with thiese safty barriers see its all coming together now isnt it the barriers are suppose to be sealed but

supervisor scott weiner sponsored the proposal. >> there's nothing more frustrating than to see vandalism in our parks. >> reporter: in may of last year, vandals struck the newly constructed dolorer park one day after it opened. vandals have caused millions of the dollars a year most of it happening in the cover of darkness. >> we want to spend our money on maintaining not cleaning up graffiti and wrecked equipment. >> i know there's been some issue made that this would be used wholesale for a clearing of the park and we actual think -- actually have the resources that that's how it would be used. >> grass is softer than concrete but a bed is softer than grass. let's get some shelters. >> reporter: so there are some exceptions to this like outside lands, the curfew, the closing times don't apply. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> a three alarm fire in san francisco's mission district damaged several buildings today. started at about 12:30 this afternoon in a residential area. gusty winds blew the fire into adjacent buildings and filled the neighborhood with large amounts of sm

supervisor scott weiner sponsored the proposal. >> there's nothing more frustrating than to see vandalism in our parks. >> reporter: in may of last year, vandals struck the newly constructed dolorer park one day after it opened. vandals have caused millions of the dollars a year most of it happening in the cover of darkness. >> we want to spend our money on maintaining not cleaning up graffiti and wrecked equipment. >> i know there's been some issue made that this would be used wholesale for a clearing of the park and we actual think -- actually have the resources that that's how it would be used. >> grass is softer than concrete but a bed is softer than grass. let's get some shelters. >> reporter: so there are some exceptions to this like outside lands, the curfew, the closing times don't apply. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu news. >>> a three alarm fire in san francisco's mission district damaged several buildings today. started at about 12:30 this afternoon in a residential area. gusty winds blew the fire into adjacent buildings and filled the neighborhood with large amounts of sm

supervisor scott weiner plan would tax all sugar benches at 2 cents an ounce with cost of can of soda 12 ounce can go up 24 cents. it would wrist an estimated 31 million dollars a year for health and nutrition programs in the city. but small business owners say a tax like that could hurt their sales. supervisors approve it it could go on the 2014 ballot one year from now. >> well, nearly half dozen film production from movie to television series have been shot in san francisco this yea year. and one supervisor wants to keep that momentum going. the plan is to boost the city rebate program that provides financial incentive to hollywood. here's of carolyn tyler. >>reporter: san francisco has a film legacy but these days places like new york, new mexico and vancouver offer movie maker big buck and san francisco has to compete. the producer for new hbo series called looking about the lives of 3 gay men. they were shooting today in tiburon. but most of the action is in san francisco and the city financial incentive are a draw. the program rebates up to 600,000 dollars in fee paid to the ci

. >> reporter: supervisor scott weiner will start a campaign for a tax on soda and sugar-sweetened beverages. >> we have taxed tobacco fr a long time, taxed alcohol for a long time. it's not out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side affects. >> reporter: also gearing up today a consulting firm that beverage companies hired to fight the tax. >> because they simply have effect of raising cost of living and have no material affect on with living a healthy life style. >> reporter: his firm helped defend a soda tax in richmond. he thinks san francisco voters will respond the same. >> i think san franciscoins have higher priorities than placing a tax on beverage sugar on the ballot. >> reporter: here is a sample of what we've heard from voters this morning.. >> i think it is an issue of personal responsibility. i think penalizing people through taxation is maybe too much. >> let's say fit workd and they can show it reduces soda drinking? that would be good. >>> another piece of legislation being considered by the san francisco supes would close city parks between midnight an

add today's board meeting scott weiner will propose a 2 sents per ounce tax on sugary grinks. an estimated 31 million would be raised. also on the agenda, a controversial proposal to close all city parks between fit night and 5:00 a.m. this is another way for the city to criminalize homelessness. >> we talked about the palo alto pull the plug on electronic bull boards. council members decided against that idea. based on the revenue east palo alto has generated with a similar sign, palo alto thought it could make as much as a million dollars a year. opponents say the signs are distracting because they are right and they constantly change. the birthplace of the apple computer is part offist. last night the commission voted unanimously to tern the childhood home into a historic sight. the home on chris drive is protected so a builder cab not come in and demolish it. the plan to put up a plaque where jobs and steve built the first apple 1 commuters in 1976. jobs' step mother still lives in that house. >> i'd like to sit in the garage. change the wisdom. >> what a place. >> today m

supervisor scott weiner wants the parks closed from midnight to 5:00 a.m. to prevent vandalism and violence. opponents call it a way to push the homeless out of the city. >>> san francisco is about to have one of the cleanest fleets in the country. the city approved the purchase of 50 new hybrid buses to be used as part of muni's treatment they will replace 50 older buses. total cost, about $40 million. >>> the los altos home where steve jobs and steve wozniak founded the first apple computers will be preserved. the city leaders voted to designate the houseless tour crystal. the. the first 100 apple 1 computers were done at steve jobs' house. >>> transforming these run down homes into a cultural hot spot. how a bay area city best known for its technology is constructing its own little italy neighborhood. >>> have you ever hustled to catch a b.a.r.t train and got to the platform to realize it's not your train. how riders will know if they real my need to rush even before they enter the station. >>> the sun is now setting on another chilly bay area day. danvi

scott weiner has made a proposal to change the operator hours from 5:00 a.m.o midnight. >>> the upcoming november 6th november 6th election in san francisco could break a record for low voter turn out. the ballot will feature the 8 washington street proposal which would bring luxury condos to san francisco owe water front. it's the first referendum on the ballot in 20 years, and has attracted the most strident opinions on both sides. even though so, this is an add year election and many candidates on the ballot are running unopposed. next week, antioch residents will vote on a half cent sales tax hike to beef you have the police department. it's expected to raise $4.3 million annually. it would add 20 new police officers and at least double the current staff of 3 city code enforcement workers. the tax would automatically expire after 7 years. city leaders say it would pull the county out of its current financial crisis. >>> time is 7:40. oakland's emergency training event, it's ending this morning. for 48 straight hours, about 56,000 police, fire and medical p

. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner thinks the feds are pulling up the welcome mat. >> the current plan by the national park service dramatically reduces dog access on the federal properties. >> reporter: so he is now introducing a resolution opposing the ggnra's plans to update the law, which currently allows dogs to roam freely off leash at places like ocean beach and crissy field. >> the national park service is trying to treat what is an urban recreation area as some sort of pristine back woods national park. and it is not. >> reporter: on the, the ggnra says there need to be new rules because dogs sometime clashes with other dogs or picnickers. they say they're pro dog and just putting a finer point on the law. >> it explicitly welcomes dogs in some cases on leash, in some cases off leash under voice patrol. >> we don't know where we would go. >> reporter: chris peterson is a professional dog walker and fears the feds are putting him and his dogs on a slippery slope out the door. >> i have no idea where we would go. >> reporter: reporting from san francisco, pat

san francisco supervisors scott weiner has a resolution opposing a plan by the golden gate national recreation area. the national park service wants to restrict dog access at popular hangouts like kristy field and fort funston. >>> check out this big will you marry me sign at at&t park. that is from kanye west for kim kardashian. the picture is making its way around the internet this morning. the rapper dropped to one knee with a 15-carat diamond. how could you resist saying yes? kanye rented out at&t park to propose on kim's 33rd birthday. >> symphony, too. very nice. kanye west is trending now because he proposed. also trending, nevada school shooting and roma couple after a couple in greece charged with abducting a little girl. authorities are trying to figure out where she is from. and seal low green is accused of giving a woman ecstasy. apple is also trending. apple of course expected to showcase a new version of the ipad this morning. so there you go. you can follow us on twitter # #cbssf. >>> that is the punch heard and seen all around the country this week. the man in the green is a je

right away but in some sections of the city they may roll right past >> reporter:sf supervisor scott weinernt city wide not just in select areas >> reporter:i think there would be a lot less double parking trucks if there were more uniform enforcement of yellow zones >> reporter:here people are offloading a passenger vehicle parked in a commercial zone while the deliverly truck in the background is double parked >> reporter: sometimes the only way to instill in people minds of what not to do is to step up enforcement but it should be across the board >> reporter:not just in selective locations, the city wants the sfmta to start enforcement evenly arross the city, and i agree in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> reporter:, karen, grant hill cyber criminals then drove spirit at 8:00 p.m. keep yourself (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: when the raiders host san diego. following the gain will be on about midnight. raiders the ball right after. the completion of the 49ers' bank will be roughly on route 830! roughly all arou

supervisor scott weiner says the move will cut down on vandalism, opponents say the legislation would hurt the 5,000 homeless people who sleep on the streets on any begin night in san francisco. >>> you might notice a's fans calling in sick today. roberta is here though. game 3 of oakland's play-off series begins in detroit at 10:00 this morning pacific time. the a's tied the best-of-five series at 1 game apiece sunday thanks to steven vogt's ninth innings bases loaded single and a great pitching performance bison any gray. if the series goes five-game it will be in oakland. >>> he bypassed the tsa hopped a plane to vegas without a ticket and is only 9. what investigators are learning about this little stowaway. >> and the frightening moments between a zookeeper and tiger when she got stuck in his cage. >> you can anticipate a cooler day. good morning, everybody. but quite seasonal. but i'll pinpoint the areas that will cool down the most with the pinpoint forecast. >> we still have a carlson boulevard ramps near 80 shutdown because of the accident involving an overturned propane truc

supervisor scott weiner officially submitted his plan to place a two cent per ounce tax on sodas and the plan would target the alarming rise of diabetes among kids. supervisor estimates the tax could raise $31 million a year for rec programs. similar tax proposals in richmond and los angeles failed following lobbying by the beverage industry. the industry says the tax would unfairly affect poor communities. >>> from local ballot issues to the statewide issues, california's initiatives allow voters to make laws. you know that. many of those hot-button issues that we vote on, but are they good tools for making policy? and how many of us actually understand the initiatives we vote on? let's bring in nbc bay area's political analyst, larry gerston. good to see you. we have a legislator and governor but many people enjoy having the direct vote to pass laws, right? >> yes, scary how much, or how little they know about it. the voters adopted the idea in 1911 when the legislature was literally owned by the southern pacific railroad. it was no joke. fed up, they decided if the legislature wou

scott weiner introduced a resolution opposing the plan by the golden gate national recreation area.wners claim the proposed limits at crissy field fort funston and ocean beach would lead to overcrowding at parks. >> the national park service is trying to treat an urban recreation area as some sort of pristine backwoods national park. and it is not. to try to treat this as if it were yosemite or the high sierras to me makes no sense. >> san francisco has a large dog population and in fact there are more dogs than children. >>> going on right now in australia, firefighters are pouring in from across the country to relieve exhausted volunteers. hundreds are trying to protect multiple communities in new south wales. the volunteers have been working 12-hour shifts with little sleep for more than 5 days. and a fire perimeter of nearly 1,000 miles is still burning. >> there's a hell of a lot of country currently on fire and there's a whole lot more that will be burnt out before we see a position where we can say we have these fires contained. >> making matters more difficult the forecast c

san francisco supervisor scott weiner wants you to pay a quarter more if you order a soda here in the for young people. he will introduce the legislation later tonight. >>> and protests have a raleigh tonight against another proposal. this time the supervisor wants san francisco parks to close between midnight and 5:00 a.m. >>> time for the great forecast on this tuesday! >> yes. and we are going to see some clouds rolling by this afternoon. a little cool if you are headed out the door. yes, a cool day ahead enforcement getting around that. these clouds will start to part a little bit. we are seeing a couple of sun breaks inbetween the clouds. but, as we head throughout if day, still, the low pressure will be slow to move out of town. unseasonal cool temperatures all the way to the coastline. highs at the beaches maybe in the mid 50s. 50s and a few 60s around the bay. the next couple of days we will return to more sunshine. beautiful weather right through halloween! all right, the cbs 5 traffic report is coming up next. these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pione

scott walker now has a democratic challenger. former biking executive and former state commerce secretary mary burke has announced her plans to run next year. >>> and a play about anthony weinerf-broadway debut. it's described as a greek tragedy with elements of danger, carlos danger. the weiner monologues, as it's called, is based in part on explicit text messages the former congressman and new york mayoral hopeful sent to women he met online. >>> a highly politically charged case is topping the agenda as the supreme court goes back into session this hour. for the first time since its controversial citizens united ruling paved the way for unlimited contributions from corporations and unions, justices will hear a challenge from republicans, who are trying to remove the limits any person can contribute. at stake isn't just who gets elected. "the new york times" reports that soon after the president was re-elected, a small group of conservatives put together a plan to defund obama care with millions of dollars to back it up and to pay for ads like this. >>> let's bring in democratic consultant jason stanford, the partner with the truman national security project and noelle nikp