by taking it to oakland and then sending it by train 120 miles to their own cheaper landfill near wheatlandthey made a video promoting the idea. >> it's four times more fuel efficient. san francisco will reduce fuel consumption by 100,000 gallons a year. >> but the new contract is not a done deal. hate is to be okayed by the board of supervisors and in yuba county, many farmers are fighting it. >> i don't understand why we should be responsible for the waste disposal of other regions and assuming the risk of the potential environmental contamination. >> san francisco trash would more than double the amount of garbage going into the landfill. they say its multilining and elaborate monitoring system but there is a wetlands and a slew right next to the landfill and it runs downstream right on bill middleton's farm. >> this is where the water comes down from the valley. i'm afraid it's going to contaminate our water. >> yuba county supervisors are divided about the plan. the landfill has a permit to bring in more trash and supervisor says it's a well run operation. >> they have the right to bri

beginning in 2015, trash will be hauled by train to wheatland.upporters say the deal could save city residents $100 million over 10 years. opponents call it a sweetheart deal cutting competitive bidding and would harm the environment in yuba county. >>> in april interim san francisco mayor ed lee sat down for an interview with cbs 5 and said this. >> i made myself a promise that i wouldn't run, and i want to keep it. >> tonight he is apparently changing his mind. lee is now considering a campaign for office in november and senator dianne feinstein is putting some pressure on saying san francisco needs his, quote, steady leadership and unifying presence in city hall. lee was appointed mayor by the board of supervisors in january to complete gavin newsom's term when he became lieutenant governor. >>> slapped with a fine for running a light. not anymore. why one city is pulling the plug on red light cameras. >>> it's a giants fan's dream and a bay area man just left it for the taking. how a thief got away with a stash of prized memorabilia. when you