San Francisco's famous crooked street is so crowded it might get a toll

A possible toll, parking officers, reservations and a fully funded "Lombard Ambassadors" program are being considered as ways to curb congestion along San Francisco's most crooked street. More than two million people visit the famous street every year. “Even though it may be an icon, we deserve to have some privacy," Lombard resident Greg Bundage told NBC Bay Area.