Would not stand for these new rules. A little bit of history for you. San francisco is not gun friendly. In 2005 San Francisco voters passed prop 8 that banned the sale of firearms and ammo and outlawed possession of handguns by all city residents. The law was struck down by the courts under a challenge by the nra. Then this week the board of supervisors passed mark farrells legislation that would require videotaping of all gun sales and the weekly reporting of ammo sales to the Police Department. Now, gun buyers here already have to fill out a detailed form, go through a background check and waiting period. But having a videotape of the purchase sending it to local police is one regulation too many according to the owner. What we dont do is voluntarily give private information to the Police Department voluntarily. We just dont do that. The people are very private about their information. The goal here is not to run anybody out of business but for from my perspective the Public Safety
Everything to make sure nothing flares up. Mark kelly says the Fire Department threw everything it had at this fire. Reporter 110 firefighters battled this fire about two hours this morning. Upon arrival, we had a heavy amount of fire and smoke. Reporter inside, tires and auto parts melted. Chopper 5 shows where the roof at the Rolling Stock auto shop collapsed. Too dangerous to go inside, firefighters had to battle the flames from outside the building. Structural integrity of the building, we wont make entry into the building. Were trying to hit it from the best spots we can. Reporter the owner and workers from the shop, too shaken to talk on camera, but this man did, telling us his Office Next Door to the tire shop got hit with smoke damage. Yeah, well, they told me part of it is theres been some damage. Any idea how bad . Im waiting to get in there. Reporter an Apartment Building next door also hit hard from the fastmoving flames. Foxy lynnsmeyer was awoken during the fire. They sai
Voters and thats how you win campaigns in california by spending a lot of money on tv. Reporter moving to the mission district, residents have their eyes on prop i over there. This is the proposal to put a temporary moratorium on luxury housing there for at least 18 months. That would stop any construction of market rate housing and any project larger than 5 units. Of course, a lot more going on that we hope to break down for you later on this morning. Back to you. Thank you. Are any politicians announcing what they want to get on future ballots . Reporter yes. Get this. The selfie may be making an appearance on a ballot. Let me break this down for you. Assemblyman mark levine announced yesterday he will shortly introduce legislation to legalize the taking of ballot selfies they are called. They are digital images as completed ballots taken in the privacy of the voting booths. Now, in 2014 New Hampshire passed a law banning ballot selfies and july 2015 indiana followed suit. Already Ca
Grass is greener there, if he comes back here, he will probably find a no trespassing sign. Reporter its part of the relocation progress. The st. Louis and chargers already had their meetings. Now raiders fans get to voice their opposition to a move. One of the criteria is dwindling fan base. Thats the opposite. The raiders have not done well on the field for 13 years. And yet we have had sellouts the last three years. Them a onesided deal where you get free land they want a onesided deal where you get free land. Its ridiculous. This is publicly owned land. You cant get this for free not when youre paying for land down in carson. Reporter early next year perhaps in january, the nfl owner also make that final vote to decide which team will be allowed to move to l. A. Or they could choose to have a brandnew team in los angeles. Live at the Paramount Theater in oakland, da lin, kpix 5. A milestone as we count down to footballs biggest night. We are now just 100 days away from super bowl 5
Of suspected criminals a br live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Tonight one bay area sheriff wants to give thousands of suspected criminals a break. Betty yu tell us that he doesnt want people to have to pay bail anymore. Betty, whats this all about . Down t sheriff Ross Mirkarimi san reporter well, ken, the San Francisco sheriff says that the citys bail system holds poor people in jail even on low level charges simply because they cant afford to pay up. So today he threw his support behind a nonprofit Civil Rights Group that filed a class action complaint to make not paying bail a reality. Oing away with the bail system would save taxpayers and the lars. Sot jeffrey washington san fra in San Francisco jails only those who can afford to pay for freedom get it. Many others have to sit in jail waiting for trial because they cant make bail. Does it come down to rich versus poor . It does absolutely and the size of your financial wherewithal and resources. Public safety