a customer wants they can ask another utensil or straw.st city doing this. heather: paper straws are what we will be seeing. have a great day. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour, almost 10 minutes. this will give you chills. paramedics refusing to leave a little girl's side after saving her life. the amazing story from the hero himself up next. heather: a touching photo of a historic florida paramedic sitting beside a toddler that he helped resuscitate going viral. pinellas suncoast fire and rescue firefighter paramedic doug higley refusing to leave the 2-year-old's side after she nearly drowned in a pool and joins me live to talk about this heroic story. how are you doing? >> great to be here. heather: a great story, the july 4th holiday, you are out there doing the job, a paramedic firefighter for 12 years. >> that is correct. i have been with pinellas suncoast fire rescue for 7 years. heather: take me through what happened on this day. >> i was assigned to engine 27 around 4:30 i received a call from a reporter drowning at

utensils. -- u-- straws and utensils. environmentalists hope it will help lessen the plastic ending in the ocean. the use also gained attention locally. in oakland you have to request it from a restaurant or bar. berkeley and san francisco are considering outlawing plastic drinking straws. >>> police in indiana seized trump shaped ecstasy pills and arrested more than 100 people in drug busts. the pills like the ones here are stamped with a face on one side and the words great again on another. a reference to president trump's campaign slogan. it is not uncommon for drug taskers to encourage buyers to return for more. police did not say how were seized. last seized 5,000 similar pills sold on the internet. >>> president trump tomorrow plans to begin interviewing possible candidates to replace justice anthony kennedy. but lawmakers are preparing for a possible battle to veto his pick. >> these are real lives, real impacts and you are right, the shape of the court will be agreement decades to come

in the case of a cup lid and utensils, they can continue to be plastic as they are now, but we want them to be on request. we find that when we are on request, there is experience that shows a significant reduction in the use. self serve would be the most common way that on request would work. otherwise you are asking do you want your straw or whatever? this is an example of a business. we have quite a few businesses that switched to self-serve. then i mentioned about the third-party certification. this is a well established organization around for a long time doing certification that ensures that scientific standards of compost ability have been met. thethey have a website with thousands of products to access through a variety of distributors. this will help. one of the things we have done over the years is allowed certain types of pollith they lean products in composting. there are many alternatives to using compostable plastic there is no reason to put plastic into compost any more that is what the sea fiction looks like it is for large scale composting, not for backyards. when you go

carry a water bottle the same with utensils and straws and choosing natural fabrics when we wash fleece or spandex pieces of plastic. ending up in the hudson river washing out in the atlantic. >> cotton, linin, silk, wool we need to go back in time a few decades. people were not using plastic straws until the '70s and same with bottled water we invented a material that lasts forever and throw it away every few seconds. >> the united states is the biggest polluter and china has more people than we do and they are a bigger polluter. >> we don't do much about it, but china is stepping up china used to import our trash and figure out how to get rid of it so china said they are no longer accepting waste from other countries, so there is no away now. >> up next "on the money" from doodles to dolls, bringing your kids imagination to life in a new way. >>> and later, renting a car this summer, tips on avoiding extra costs. >>> look how the stock market ended the week >>> now, here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week with "on the money. the european union hitting google --

city to ban plastic straws and utensils. it is a move being considered by several cities here in the bay area. in an effort to cut down on trash pollution, plastic straws and utensils will no longer be given out at restaurants, grocery stores and food trucks in seattle. instead, customers will get a paper straw. >> we can get rid of more waste, it is better for the environment and for the future. it is better for the children in the future. better for everyone. >> breast bronze -- restaurants could be fined up to $2500. >>> a area teacher on a family outing browns in half moon bay. what we are learning from the coast guard about this deadly incident.>>> and, it is the worst heatwave in years. a huge part of the country are in the grips of torching temperatures. >>> we are tracking a cooldown around here. little bit more of an on show floor. that smoke is still lingering for many neighborhoods. >>> about 2000 people are joining a lawsuit against the company that was hired to clean up radioactive soil at the hunters point nava

the city has banned plastic straws and utensils at restaurants, grocery stores, cafeterias and similaresses.those who violate the ban face a 250- dollar fine.businesses are allowed to use straws and utensils with green materials... like paper or bamboo. greenpeace says, 40-percent of the plastic found in the ocean ... was likely used only once.only once.was likely used only once. (ken)here in the bay area... several cities have already plastic straw bans in place. alameda, berkeley, oakland and richmond are part of a nationwide high 9 cities in california with similar bans. (ken) san francisco has legislation -- backed by mayor-elect london breed... to ban plastic straws as well. it is estimated that one million straws are used in the city every day -- and that single use food and beverage packaging makes up two-thirds of bay area street litter that finds its way into the bay. if the san francisco ban becomes law, it would go into effect in one

any bacteria on our hands can be transferred to countertops, utensils and other food. the best way to avoid rnfood-bo illnesses is to thoroughly wash your hands after handling r meat. >>> a new stud by sunscreen shows why many of you may still be getting burned. even so, you're usingon a lot with high spf. t's not that you're using the wrong kind of sunscreen. it's that you're not using enough of it. it's not a matter of applying it several times out in the sun. it'sbout using the right amount, too. here's a good rule of thumb. adults should use the equivalent of a shot glass full of sunscreen to expose areas on the face and body. >>> this morning, z burger is asking for forgiveness. thre's an apology that comes after a tweet from their account created a serious backlash over the weekend. there was a photo of journalist james foley murdered by isis with anmage of a hamburger. the caption said, quote, when you say you want a burger andso one says okay, let's hit mcdonald's. z burger sayswa the a created by valor media, which was hired to do social promotions for the com

>> kimberly: it all depends, you get the different utensils on hospitals, kentucky fried chicken.ic. if they are not disposed of properly, it can be an issue when it is dumped in water and with marine life or birds. you get a lot of that type of thing. >> jason: find them for littering. >> kimberly: you can do that too. >> juan: is not biodegradable. i mean, i was astounded to realize, there is more plastic in the ocean then fish. that's absurd. >> tom: there are paper straws. you just have to drink it fast. you can't leave it in there the whole time. i was poking fun at this issue, but then i had someone call in on my radio show, and they said tom, disabled people need straws. so the restaurants and bars have to keep them in there anyway. i said oh, that's a good point. but do you think that the government should have to mandate this. it is in sort of micromanaging it? >> dana: well, i am for innovation. and i think that this problem that we have of the pollution. i know that it is real. you see these things floating in the ocean. remember, i did the "one more thing" that he woul

about 5,000 food service businesses will no longer provide plastic straws and utensils for their patronsn an attempt to be more environmentally friendly. the city says they will be lenient on businesses who have a stock of plastic utensils and the focus will be to help business comply with regulations rather than enforcement. that's tonight live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. his musical copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, c

here in the kitchen, made in china utensils and appliances are being targeted and food, too, including vegetables and seafood. upstairs in the bathroom, everyday items like shampoo, nail clippers, makeup and technical fouls. tvs, lamps, burglar alarms that come from china could cost more. the u.s. wants china to stop stealing or demanding trade secrets from american companies in china. but china is already retaliating. those targeted american farmers. chris exports 20% of soybeans. prices are falling. >> if things got a lot worse, i mean, i could maybe have to stop farming but i don't think that it will get that bad and i really hope it doesn't. >> reporter: the president tweeted this morning, i'm fighting for a level playing field for our farmers and will win but tonight there is growing bipartisan concern about the cost of an escalating trade war. tom costello, rockville, maryland. >>> now an amazing story of survival. new details on that plane crash in the mountains in alaska. the coast guard raced to find the wreckage and incredibly found everyone on board alive. and tonight, more

. >>> seattle became the first major city in the nation oo ban plastic straws and utensils.hey hope it will lessen the 500 million plastic straws that ends up in the ocean every year. >>> tesla met its new imposed deadline for the model 3. they produced 5,000 within the past week. tesla has not yet commented on that report but the company is expected to release more details coming up later this week. >>> that is going to do it for us. thank you very much for joining us tonight. sports wrap is next and join us for morks on 2 tomorrow morning or join us on -- mornings on 2 tomorrow morning and join us online on twitter, facebook and www.ktvu.com. have a good night. >> good night. >> good night. . >>> the decision is in. >> james to win it. >> lebron james is going hollywood for a king's ransom. how that effects the nba balance of power. >> and with the warriors draft picts. >> step one for me. -- picks. >> step one for me. >> summer sizzle in arizona. how the giants' june carried over into july. not so much for the a's. how baseball's longest active win streak came to a crashi

canvas shopping bags, wooden utensils. metal water bottles. shopping emily steers clear of plastic unless it has an important code on the back. >> this is p.e.t.e., this is number one, one of the more recyclable types of plastic. >> reporter: the kids are all in. >> i don't want it to go in the garbage. i'm recycling. >> reporter: one family trying to live plastic-free, hoping to make a world of difference for the next generation. rehema ellis, nbc news, oak park, illinois. >>> on the broadcast tomorrow night, we continue our series protecting our planet, with a look at the growing movement to get rid of those single-use plastic straws. >>> forget about timmy and the well. we're back in a moment with the painstaking efforts to free a little puppy that got trapped down a very deep hole. >>> a spectacular fail on the launch pad in japan. just seconds after lifting off, a commercial rocket came crashing back down to earth, look at that, creating a massive fireball. no one was injured in the test launch. the japanese start-up behind the unmanned r

july of next year and includes not only getting rid of plastic straws but also requires napkins, utensils and other to go items be available only upon requestbeappy not to and save money but others say they rely on plastic straws and will now have some unintended consequences because there are beverages for which straws need to be utilized so for those businesses, they will see costs rise because they will have to buy more expensive products. >> san francisco is the latest big city to ban plastic straws because of environmental concerns -- seattle also did recently. >>> operators tell the examiner they are boycotting the scheduled 55th annual event to protest the agency's recent decision to cut back on late- night cable car service. they are now planning to hold a scaled-down version of the contest in september. the popular cable car earner bellringing contest is held each year at union square. it puts cable car operators in the spotlight, allowing them to compete in an event judged by local celebrities. >>>butt riders say -- some b.a.r.t. riders say they are concerned about safety on the

. >> reporter: she hoarded pills to dull the pthn wheer he she slit her wrists with a plastic utensiljail staff rushed her to the hospital. >> it always stayed in my mind no matter how bad it gets, i can always end my li a. >> reporteews 4 iteam investigation reveals staffers in local jails and prisons have responded to and rescued inmates from the suicides at least 400m since 2014. including a recent quick series of ses andescues here at the montgomery countyjail. how many of you have responded to a suicide attempt? how many of you possibly have saved a life on the job? corporal steven foltynewi and catherine bauer saved an inmate who tried to check heelf. >> she had a set wrapped around her neck. >> to where could see the marks. >> reporter: norman piles found an inmate who tied a bed around his neck. >> i couldn't grasp the fact it was real. s >> reporter: t video shows it officers scrambling to help the officers. >> you were just four jonths into t that the point. >> reporter: yes, sir. >> what was going through your mind? >> and it seemed unreal. definitely did. >> reporter: and

to ban the use of plastic straws and utensils., you better not do it, it could result in a $250,000 fine. greenpeace says 40% of plastics in the ocean are from single-use plastics like straws and utensils. soon you could see other cities like new york following the lead. >>> and we go to the seismic news in the sports world, lebron james moving west with his title hopes. >> he signed a four year $154 million deal with the lakers. oddsmakers now seem to love l.a. the odds of l.a. winning it all used to be 20-1. now it's 7-2. it's right behind the defending champion golden state warriors. meanwhile, cleveland's odds have now dropped 500-1. that is such a sad thing. i shouldn't laugh. i'm sorry. >> that hurts. that hurts. >> a lot more coming up. >> should mention one tricky move by the cleveland front office is that several months ago in february the cavaliers had everybody with front row seats there sign three-year deals in order to get those seats. >> that's so sneaky. >> they locked them in. >> that will be so sad if they are emp

. >>> it's now el legal for food service businesses in saeltd to provide plastic straws and utensils.ironmentalists say 500 million plastic straws end up in the world's oceans every year harming wildlife. restaurants could be fined $250. >>> and police in minorville, pennsylvania, want to know who mailed in a payment for a 44-year-old parking ticket. a mysterious envelope arrived last week with a 40-plus-year-old parking ticket and $5. he left a note, i've been carrying this ticket around for 40-plus years. always intending to pay. forgive me if i don't give you the info. respectfully, dave. >>> "profiles in service." we'll meet the only female countersniper in the new york police department. i'm hena doba. this is the "cbs morning news." ! kill germs without the burn. try colgate total mouthwash today! ahoy! gotcha! nooooo... noooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-be

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napkins and utensils on carryout items would only be available on request. environmentalists say the plastic is too small to be recycled properly. if passed... the legislation would kick in next july. ( robin ) happening today... the mega millions jackpot is now worth more than 500 million dollars and, it's likely to increase even more. the mega millions drawing is at 8:00 tonight. the odds of hitting that jackpot aren't very good. you're much more likely to be struck by lightning this year ... than to win it big. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... why police say brazen thefts like this one that was caught on camera... are becoming more common in san francisco. (robin) and... your kids social media use could increase their chances of developing a-d-h-d. (robin) and after the break... a warning if you a planing a trip to the beach over the next few days. ( robin ) bay area residents are being warned of rip currents and major waves at beaches. the national weather service issued the alert, noting heavy winds coming from the south could cause swell

to ban the use of plastic straws in utensils and businesses.gnoring it could result in a $250 fine. an estimated 40% of plastics found in the ocean are from single use plastics like straws. los angeles and new york may >>> an unusual sight near los angeles. a bear taking a backyard dip. look at this. a homeowner found this guy or girl, we are not going to assume, relaxing in the refreshing waters of her jacuzzi just enjoying the scenery. looks like a nice escape from the heat. >> yep. >>> meanwhile, in alaska, a different kind of animal intruder. a moose crashed this couple's wedding in anchorage. the moose also visited during the wedding rehearsal but didn't seem to pay much attention. >> stick around for the party. >> crashed the wedding and the night before. bold guest. >> yes, indeed. >> very bold. >>> all right, coming up, the encouraging development in the plan to rescue the boys soccer team trapped in a flooded cave. >>> also, the new warning about criminals trying to steal your credit card data at gas stations. we'll have how to protect

the legislation also makes napkins and utensils with takeout or delivery...able only on request unless tre is a self-serve station. food and drink vendors in must use carryout containers and food wrappers that are free of fluorinated chemicals. the chemicals ward against grease and water, but proponents of the ban say the chemicals are harmful... and do not break down in compost. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... new information and new video ... on the deadly trader joe's shooting in los angeles. hear how the stores manager died. (ácommercialá) < :05 "nats of shooting.">( robin ) dramatic new video shows new details about a deadly shootout at a trader joe's store saturday. one employee died ... and six others were injured. jasmine viel has the latest from los angeles. nat sound/sirens and gunshots police dashcam and gunshotsnat sound/sirens nat sound/sirens and gunshotspolice dashcam video captured the shootout saturday between the suspect, gene atkins, after he crashed into a pole outside a silver lake trader joe's, and two l-a-p-d office

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businesses are allowed to use straws and utensils with green materials... such as paper or bamboo.greenpeace says 40- percent of the plastic found in the ocean was likely used only once. (ken)here in the bay area... several cities already have plastic straw bans in place. alameda, berkeley, oakland and richmond are part of a nationwide high 9 cities in california with similar bans. (ken) san francisco has legislation -- backed by mayor-elect london breed... to ban plastic straws as well. it is estimated that one million straws are used in the city every day -- and that single use food and beverage packaging makes up two-thirds of bay area street litter that finds its way into the bay. if the san francisco ban becomes law, it would go into effect in one year --- july 2019. (pam) in australia -- a woman was hand- feeding sharks, when one of them got her by the finger. <... woman screaming...>(pam) the terrifying moment

city to ban plastic straws and utensils. other cities are weighing it.an took effect on sunday. dell struck a nearly $22 billion deal to buy out investors using a special type of shares. dell was caught by people shifts away from laptops to tablets, and went private in 2013. since then it's worked to strengthen its financials. >> it's hard to find cds these days and another retailer is cutting back? >> reporter: yes. soon you won't see cds on best buy shelves anymore. they are denying they have stopped all sales and say reports of the stoppage are premature. but cd sales were down 18% last year. they will continue to sell vinyl for two years. >> it's a lot easier to download it. i don't remember the last time i bought a cd. >> reporter: exactly, i don't remember the last time i bought one. >> diane king hall, thank you. >>> time now 5:38. many tourists say they don't feel safe walking san francisco streets and now a major convention is pulling out of town. >> but first, a bay area restaurant moved out and the rvs moved in. the heated debate over how to h

the airlines is getting rid of plastic utensils in the lounges as well. >> it is 5:58 right now.mazon prime members. prime members who spend $10 at whole foods will get $10 to spend on prime day. it kicks off july 16th. >>> offering discount on certain items like produce and seafood. you can get it back from july 14th through the 17th. you have to scan your prime card or use the mobile app at check out. >>> fire fear, two fires break out within hours of each other. >>> plus not in the clear yet, how the 12 young boys and soccer coach were trapped in a cave are doing this morning. new video we have. >>> and the reason a music festival might not go on as planned even though people have paid a lot of money for tickets. >>> live pictures where the stage is set. in a few hours she will be swarn in as san francisco's mayor. she will be the first black female to become mayor of the city. we have more on what you can expect today m coing ming up fou at 6:30. >>> good morning. all of us will be hot later today. >> not all of us. we know we have had cool temperatures and coastal areas and

. >> reporter: she horded pills to dull the pain when she slit her wrist w plastic utensil.staff found her and rushed her to the hospital. >> it stayed in mnd no matter how bad it gets, i can always end my life. >> repter: a news 4 eye team investigate revealstaffers have responded to and rescued inmatesrom suicide 400 times since lu2014, ing a recent quick series of saves and rescues here at the montgomery county jail. s >> how many of you have attempt? to a suicide how many of you have possibly saved a life on the job? >> reporter: they saved an inmate who tried t choke herself. >> she had it wrapped around her neck tightly. >> you could see the marks. >> reporter: officers found an inmate who tied a dead sheet around his neck. >> a thousands thoughts went through my mind. i couldn't grasp the fact it was real. >> reporter: this video shows officers in the facilitysc mbling to help. >> you were just four months into the job at that point. yes, sir. >> what was going through your mind? >> it seemed unreel. it did. >> reporter: a moment they guars hey will never forget when

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came after the company's hometown of seattle went strawless, banning single-use plastic straws and utensilsy group is doing its part to save the environment too. al shabaab. yes, i'm talking about the al qaeda-backed terrorist group based in the horn of africa. on the 29th of june, one of the group's governors announced a ban on plastic bags for the entire somali region of jubaland according to a statement released to cnn. the group's media officer told cnn, quote, plastic bags are a threat to humans and livestock. any person breaking the law has to be arrested and brought to the islamic court, unquote. our sources in somalia tell us there was little news coverage as this is generally taken by the public to be a joke. in fact, the somali government called it a pr stunt. the terror group's apparent interest in human welfare is of course ironic. it has actually spread death and destruction across the region. just last week al shabaab claimed responsibility for a car bomb attack on somalia's interior ministry that killed 12 and injured 19. the answer to my "gps" challenge question this week is

this includes getting rid of straws and requires that napkins, utensils, and other items be available only upon request. some owners say they'll be happy not to pay for straws. others depend on plastic straws. those businesses will have to use more expensive alternatives. >> there are some consequences. there are beverages for which paper straws are very difficult to be utilized. they will see costs rise. they're going to have to buy a more expensive product. >> san francisco is the latest city to do this due to environmental concerns. seattle also been there recently. >>> some restaurants worried that the technology boom will put them out of business. the golden gate restaurant association has teamed with supervisors who are introducing legislation to ban new companies from having an internal cafeteria. many companies provide free meals to employees as a perk for the job. however, restaurants that are near these companies are seeing a drop in business. >> you can't compete with free. free food is a wonderful amenity. it is great for those companies but it doesn't do anything to exten

it not only gets rid of plastic straws but requires that napkins, utensils and other to go items be availabley on request. some restaurant owners are happy to not pay for straws but others like bubble c businesses depend on plastic straws and they have to use more expensive alternatives. >> there are some unattended consequences because there are beverages for which paper straws are difficult to be utilized. for those they will see the cost rise because they have to buy more expensive products. >> san francisco is the latest city to ban plastic straws because of environmental concerns. seattle also recently banned them. >>> the city respond to broken street lights and it will double the team's budget and go towards more expanded street cleaning. >>> time is now 6:40. some san francisco restaurant owners worry the technology boom will put them out of business. the golden gate restaurant association teamed up with san francisco's supervisors introducing legislation to ban new companies from having an internal company cafeteria. many high-tech companies provide free meals to employees as a work

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it not only included plastic straws but also requires napkins and utensils be available only if you askm. some restaurant owners say they will be happy not to pay for straws and save some money. others like bubble t businesses rely on plastic straws and they will have to look for very expensive alternatives. >> there are beverages that for which paper straws are difficult to be utilized so for those businesses they see the cost rise because they have to buy more expensive products. >> san francisco is the latdest city to ban plastic straws because of environmental concerns. seattle did it recently as well. >>> let's go out to sal and check on roads and how we are holding up. >> looking at a couple lines of slow traffic here if you're coming in through the tracy commute. that's where we're going to be and you can see that traffic is going to be a little bit slow as you drive westbound but also eastbound as you drive into the area eastbound heading out to month december toe and tracy. i keep saying month december toe but it's tracy and stockton. you can see traffic is busy there. if you'r

the legislation takes effect in july 2019, it includes getting rid of plastic straws and napkins, utensils and other to go items be available only on request. some restaurant owners say they will be happy not to pay for straws and save money, others like bubble tea businesses rely on plastic straws, and will have to look into more expensive alternatives. >> there are some unintended consequent is, there are beverages for which paper straws are unable to be utilized, they will see costs rise, they will have to buy more expensive products. >> san francisco is the latest big city to ban plastic straws because of environmental concerns, seattle also did con assault was in court to argue for an appeal of his conviction. at the courthouse, we spoke with a legal analyst to says that the appeal is a uphill battle.>> reporter: brock turner was not present at tuesday hearing, but he left the courtroom without saying much. presenting oral arguments before estate court of appeal, about why he thinks that brock turner deserves to have his team. he was sentenced to six months in jail, and released after

. >> we need kitchen utensils that are made for a child's hands.ing is pretty to a little one, right? >> yes, peeling colors, things easy to grip, this is a pan scraper -- appealing colors, things easy to grip. here is a pan scraper. >> you found that parents will have their kids eat what they make instead of rejecting it at the table. >> you keep serving it and you keep trying it and you keep doing it in front of them and eventually they will try it also. >> i love what i call weird vegetables. she said she would take the girls when they were little to the farmers market and say take anything you want. you cannot go wrong with fruits and vegetables. >> they are so colorful and they get really excited. having them participate in shopping and planning and the chopping and the measuring is great ways to get them engaged. >> we are very lucky to have a handful of very good school lunch programs in the bay area. you were with alice sweaters, a project in berkeley. what do you say to other parents were school districts that are struggling? >> it is true

the ban also makes napkins and utensils with takeout or delivery ... available only on request, unless there is a self-serve station. the legislation will begin on january first 20-20. (pam) free meals hafor tech workers. now, two bay area cities are taking steps... to ban big companies from opening up those free in- house cafeterias.(grant) een kelly reports...the purpose is to encourage those workers to patronize local cafe's and restaurants. i love itthis microsoft employee has a free coffee she got at her workplace cafeteria....she says she can get all her meals free there... it's less work for me i'm more focused i'm not worried about what i'm gonna eat even if i have to go to a restaurant downstairs i need to think about it what am i going to eat where should i go and the price is everything it's just a hasslebut that hassle free dining hurts local restaurants in the area.....the caddilac bar on 9th street has a few diners during what should be the busy lunch rush.....but there are plenty of empty tables.now san francisco supervisors asha safai a

that includes getting rid of plastic straws and also requires that napkins and utensils and other to go items be available only upon request. some owners say they're going to be happy not to pay for the straws and save some money. others depend on plastic straws and they have to use more expensive alternatives. >>> there are some unattended consequences because there are beverages for which paper straws are difficult to be utilized. for those businesses they see the cost rise because they have to buy more expensive products. >> san francisco is the latest city to ban plastic straws because of environmental concerns. >>> some san francisco restaurants the city's tech boom is causing them to go bust. the golden game restaurant association teamed up with supervisors to introduce legislation that would ban new companies from having an internal cafeteria. many high-tech firms provide freeway meals to employees as a perk. many restaurants are not seeing much business. >>> just ahead, camp is open and the 49ers reporting in at the team's santa clara ra facility. we'll explore what's next fo

. >>> seattle became the first major counngstraws and utensils. as of yesterday they will no longer be distrubted. if a straw they will be given a compostable. they hope the move will lesson the 500 million plastic straws that end up in oceans every year. >>> the giants beat the diamondbacks yesterday, 9:00 to 6:00 completing a sweep. now they're two and a half games out of first place 0. >> the giants a four run lead in the fifth and brandon crawford did that. he added an insurance run in the ninth and giants won, 9-6. >>> todathe giants stay on the road playing the rockies in colorado tonight at 5:00:40. >>> the oakland a's six game winning streak ended after a 15- 3 loss yesterday. they tied the game in the fourth but clooefd started an attack on runs. chris patrick came on in the 8th inning and gave up four runs. a's lost 15-3. they will host the padres tomorrow night. >>> a sweet treat at the 19th annual root beer float today. the event held before the game against the indians. players and team officials and familiar ktvu faces like frank sum

. >>> seattle became the first major city to ban plastic drinking straws and utensils in the u.s.longer be debated in restaurants, jellies, coffee shops, food trucks, cafeterias, and grocery stores. if customers need a straw, they'll be will remove the 5 million plastic straws it end up in the motion -- ocean every year. -- straws that end up in the ocean every year. should we follow suit in seattle -- in san francisco? someone says magenta cocktail will have to suffer but yes. -- says my fancy cocktail will have to suffer, but i am okay with that. >> i wish i had a time-lapse video of all the landfill filling up. it feels fast. so much plastic. >> absolutely, no we do not buy them at home, but i make them take the plastic straws home when we go to a restaurant. i make them reuse them. >> i was at a restaurant and we had to ask for a straw. >> they will give it to you? >> yes. >> you can always chime in on our ktvu twitter page by using thktvu. now the weather, we know the fires are far away, but it does affect our bay area weather. it has been smoky and hazy. >> you mentioned eve

. >> definitely wash your surface area, have your utensils washed and cleaned before cross-contaminatinges to grilling chicken, thermometer placement is key. >> inrting it halfway into the thickest part of the proteinis the important piece, and waiting five seconds you'll get an accurate reading. >> reporter: if you're preparing for a largeaecue the shemp recommends buying pre-marinated meat whh keeps downon your cooking time and clean up your cooking space. >> make cleanup simple, and you're not dealingith a lot of cross-contamination factors. >> always keep a spray bottle on hand incase of grill flare-ups and brush your grill down if you're using it to different types of meet to prevent cross-contamination >> i would segregate your grill. do the veggies on one side and beef and poultryer on the o side >> have fun and don't be afraid to try something new. >> that looks pretty good. >>> not bad. ming up, you may want to take a second look at the camera roll on your phone. >> some people say their phone has sent pictures to the people eir contacts without their knowledge. fle phone (sound

provide an option for customers to request food ware accessory esat check out to say i would like utensils or napkins. changing the date to january 1 of 2020. when it is not in the event season. section that we would change that says the food vendor changed to producer. it is clear individual food vendors are not responsible but the event producer is responsible for the 10% requirement. >> thank you. jack, thanks for a great job. great to hear it. i am a bar restaurant owner in san francisco. my main concern is the available of the products and the cost. that is what i am looking at. i use thousands of plastic cups each week along with straws, toothpicks. my question is the availability of the products and the cost. that is what i'm looking at. >> as i said, the research we have done so far the cost range varies quite a bit. some folks are buying from buy right. we had close to the cost of plastic straws. some companies make a super premium decorative colorful striped straw that are more expensive. the key is switching to on request. that is where we see for the businesses there is not a n

in seattle plastic drinking straws and utensils are banned and they'll use strawless lids in some cities this fall and you could have a little mustache where your cream goes now. >> it's all part of the fun, right? >> part of the look, look of summer looking for something cool to drink. >> you need that today, too. >> iced coffee today and basically the rest of the week because we really won't see any changes over the next couple of days. especially in spots like dublin where it's already heating up. you can see the sun beaming down on those cars. you know the air conditioner is on. and it's going to be warming up fast as we take a look at livermore's temperature. one of the warmest here on the map where it's 83 degrees. it is 79 in san jose. and 65 in oakland. upper 60s for san francisco right now. napa currently checking in at 71 degrees. now our temperatures are just a degree or two hotter than yesterday. it is still very warm even for this time of year and if you're heading out for the rest of the day maybe catching the train going to diridon station in san jose. mid-80s throughout t