this place has become known as toilet valley. lt, but no homes. they tell us we're going to get houses in three months' time. it's three years now! three years that you've had this beautiful toilet that doesn't work, and no house? no house. no wonder people are losing patience. as the poor struggle here, the powerful are looting with impunity. it's negligence from those who have been entrusted to deal with the public purse. more than that, it's corruption. well, corruption, it boils down to corruption. you can't run away from it. it's the same story with these buses, which have sat unused in a depot since they were brought in for the 2010 world cup. the corruption here is quite breathtaking. this one bus scandal alone has cost the city more than £100 million, and that's just a fraction of what has been lost or stolen here. to many in south africa, the blame goes all the way to the top, with the example set by president jacob zuma, arriving, this evening, to address parliament in cape town. tighter security is becoming something of

this place has become known as toilet valley. the neighborhood was supposed to house thousands of poor families. somehow the toilets got built, but no homes. >> they tell us we are going to get out in three months time. it is three years now. reporter: three years. you have this beautiful toilet that doesn't work and no house. >> no house. andrew: no wonder people are losing patience. as the poor struggle here, the powerful are looting with impunity. >> it is negligence from those that have been entrusted to deal with the public. andrew: and more than that, it is corruption. >> well, corruption -- it boils down to corruption. you can't run away from it. andrew: it is the same story with these buses, which have sat unused in a depot since they were brought in for the 2010 world cup. the corruption is breathtaking. this bus scandal alone has cost the city more than 100 million pounds, and that is a fraction of what has been lost or stolen. to many in south africa, the blame goes all the way to the top and the example set by presiden

this place has become known as toilet valley. ds of poor families. somehow, the toilets got built, but no homes. they tell us we're going to get houses in three months‘ time. it's three years now. three years that you've had this beautiful toilet that doesn't work, and no house? no house. no wonder people are losing patience. as the poor struggle here, the powerful are looting with impunity. it's negligence from those who have been entrusted to deal with the public purse. more than that, it's corruption. well, it boils down to corruption. you can't run away from it. it's the same story with these buses, which have sat unused in a depot since they were brought in for the 2010 world cup. the corruption here is quite breathtaking. this one bus scandal alone has cost the city more than £100 million, and that's just a fraction of what has been lost or stolen here. to many in south africa, the blame goes all the way to the top with the example set by president jacob zuma, arriving this evening to address parliament in cape town. tighter

valley softball fields. >> mattresses, sofas, toilets, heating and air conditioning duct equipment, anything you can think of, it's been here, . >> now the mayor is stepping up, hauling away mattresses and furniture that had been dumped on the side of old bay shore road. crews say they pick up 10 tons of junk every week. >> we're launching a big effort to combat the dumping and the graffiti we're seeing too much of. >> reporter: the mayplace an ol mattress or refrigerator next to your garbage every week and the city would pick it up for free. the pickups would be scheduled but unlimited for this year. >> this is a start of something that will be a bigger effort. >> reporter: the city council will take up the proposal at tomorrow's meeting. the school administrator says she's tired of the blight next to her campus and the softball fields. >> i think it will help. it's a disappointment that the community thinks this is the place to leave their garbage. >> reporter: you can pay a $2500 fine for the first offense, $5,000 for the second and $10,000 for the third offense. the city also tells me code enforcement

toilet but i thought that would be too abrupt so we won't go there. we have moderate to heavy rainfall at this time. rain in the mill valley area where yesterday you got .75" of rain. we saw up to 2 inches of rain in the sonoma area in the north bay. berkeley hearing some pounding raindrops on the rooftops at this particular time. that you will is sliding towards highway 24. you can see at this particular time around canyon road we see a cell moving in to moraga with light to moderate rainfall park boulevard into piedmont. boulder creek hammered with moderate rainfall at this time could see a thunderstorm throughout the day so we'll keep a watchful eye on that. this is the precipitation coming off the ocean northeast. we'll continuing to see rain coming in off the pacific. linda in fairfield always up bright and early in the morning, our weather watcher. how do you do, linda? .12" of rain just since midnight. thank you for that report. we have rain now about the golden gate bridge. be mindful of the wet conditions out there this morning. it's so mild. we are in the 50s to 60 degrees and not much more movement in the temper