ivory sales in california, once restricted, now banned completely, the governor making the law much tougher today with

the stroke of pane. good evening. i'm brian hackett. >> and i'm betty yu. maria medina live on closing the loophole that allows some ivory to be bought and sold legally. marie i can't. >> reporter: betty, the law allows you to bay and sell old ivory but now this new law changes that. here in chinatown it wasn't difficult finding stores that sell is ivory night. think it's a great thing. there's way too much poaching going on. >> reporter: in san francisco's chinatown we found several is stores selling ivory. the owners say they're selling it legally because it was made before the 1989 global ban on elephant ivory imports. >> and where is that ivory from? >> reporter: an investigation found san francisco is the second largest market in the country for ivory trinkets. >> it should have been stopped a long time ago. >> reporter: today jerry brown

closed that loophole. the new law will jut law the purchase or sale of elephant ivory rhinoceros horn in the state after july 1st. the owner of this store told us she will continue selling is ivory despite the law because she's retiring and will shut her doors soon. >> i'm just kind of short- sighted. and are they really going to retire soon? >> reporter: and so the store owners have until july 1st to get rid of their ivory, or it is a $50,000 fine or time in jail. there are exemptions to the law, including musical instruments. in san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >> the law does have some exemptions for musical instruments and antique guns. the governor has also shot down three bills aimed at regulating drones. they would have banned flying them over schools in session is, prisons, and jails. another would have given

firefighters immune tee for flying drops over emergency situations. the governor said the law would provide little benefit to the public. concern over the bay bridge after the lead designer of the eastern span says the cables could be sues september is i believe to corrosion. joe vazquez joins us live from treasure island. you got to see the cables close up, right? >> reporter: brian, we saw photos that an expert says appears to show some rusting. we're talking about a part of the bridge right there where those main large cables connect down to the deck of the break. according to the chronicle, the bay bridge designers worried corrosion could eventually cause serious problems. at the top of the eastern span of the bay bridge, the cable that's holding it up is protected from bad weather by a steal jacket. but the bottom of the bridge is a different story. the place where the cable attaches to the anchorage has rainwater seeping in. it's possibly causing corrosion. >> what you are looking at here

is one bundle that is a part of the main cable. >> reporter: lisa fulton is a berkeley metallurgy engineer. she says is these photos of the anchorage clearly show white splotches and red rust, indicating that a zinc protective coating is wearing off. >> what this indicates is that the gal of united states coat hag been -- the galvanized coating has been consumed to the point that the underlying steel has been exposed and is allowed to rule. >> reporter: when you see rust like this, what flag does it raise? what could be the problem? >> is the problem is when you have corrosion, you have loss of metal, and eventually, in an earthquake, it might be enough to damage the cable enough that it could collapse. >> reporter: in a statement, caltrans says is, "corrosion protection is an issue on every steel bridge. it is not at all unique to the bay bridge. all cables that hold up all bridges are vulnerable. " caltrans setsz working on the

problem that it is supplementing the design of the box, that area over there that is supposed to protect the cable. reporting live, treasure island, joe vazquez, kpix 5. riders had problems in the south bay. the ticket machine at the stations quit taking credit cards. they fixed the problem pretty quickly but vta is encouraging passengers to carry cash. tonight firefighters are worried a grocery store in san jose, gutted by fire, could collapse. the fair started early this morning at a market. it quickly went up to four alarms before firefighters could put it out. firefighters say a grocery store has plenty of items that could had a fuel to the flame. all that's left are the walls. there are fears that they could come down and crush mobile homes. those people have been evacuated and are spending the nature in a shelter. witnesses say the fire is a huge blow to the community.

>> we saw this massive smoke cloud in the sky. >> one of their favorite stores and one of their main means of food and other things go down to the ground. it's pretty shocking. >> no one was hurt in this fire. the cause is still under investigation. >> a vile is lent struggle between an armed robber and a san francisco homeowner, and it's all caught on camera. sue surveillance video captures the two men wrestling inside a garage on la ply i can't street. the victim finally manages to snatch the handgun from the suspect. he runs outside andy use the weapon to try to stop the attacker, but the man ran off. police posted the video on youtube. here's a closer picture of the suspect. anybody with information on him is asked to call the san francisco police. meanwhile down south, a carlsbad mother is suing police for brutality. video of the arrest shows officers violently holding down 40-year-old cindy hahn, then kneeing and hitting her.

she says she was leaving a birthday party with her kids and complained to an officer on the street about a car alarm. officers followed her and pull her over for a seatbelt violation, though no ticket was issued. carlsbad police are not commenting. a memorial service is going on right now in san mateo for the victims of the deadly rampage at an oregon community college. these pictures came kpix 5 newsroom minutes ago. people are passing out white flowers and lighting can dainls memory of the nine people shot to death on thursday. nine other people were wounded in the rampage. at least two are still in the hospital in critical condition. churches today did what they could to comfort the survivors of the shooting. some form prayer circles to comfort them. referenced took the opportunity to address gun violence. one told his congregation the government needs to stop, needs to do more to stop people bent on evil by making it harder for them to get guns.

another said is violence will not have the last word. coming up, despite a horrific fire season, the budget is not busted. how much money is still sitting unused? and a popular spot for cyclists in the bay area is about to undergo some changes. what's being done to make it ,,,

a survey shows the big income inequality gap in san

francisco, and we mean big. the median for whites is a little over $104,000 a year, up 11% from 2011. but look at what it is for african-americans. it is just under $30,000. a drop of 5%. that's lower than what blacks make in oakland. asian and latino households saw their incomes go up. state officials say there is still plenty of fire prevention money that has gone unused. the state collected more than $300 million through a property owner fee implemented four years ago. now that the fiscal year has wrapped up, officials say there is more than $40 million left over, and some suggest that the state is holding on to it to fight a class action lawsuit filed by critics of the fee who say it's an illegal tax. and some south bay boy scouts spent their sunday collecting donations for the victims of the butte fire. they asked people to bring items the displaced residents could use while they rebuild,

including clothes and camping gear. and all of it is on the way by caravan right now. it's one of the most scenic spots in the bay area. that makes it popular for cyclists. but don ramos says that beautiful ride can be dangerous, even deadly. >> reporter: riding a bike up mount diablo has always been a challenge, which is the actual name of the race held there today. but there are also times when the greater challenge is just staying alive. >> when you are doing the downhill you definitely want to be careful coming into the corners because you never know what's around the corner. >> reporter: the problem is vehicles is passing slow moving bakes on blind curves. they move into the oncoming lane right into the path of cyclists sailing downhill, often at an unsafe speed. it's caused deaths and injuries, including an accident just last week, where a woman swerved over to avoid having to drive alongside a cliff. experienced cyclists say the danger has become a familiar part of the ride. >> when you're going into corners, if you can't see,

you've got to assume that something bad could be around the corner. >> reporter: after a growing number of complaints, park management is slowly beginning to take action. they have posted warning signs and now tell drivers entering the park not to pass on corners. but safety is advocates say what's really needed is a double yellow line on curves to drive home the point. >> it's the yellow line. that's what we need. we need a no passing on corners indicator on the road. >> reporter: and then on wednesday the parks department announced it had found the money for new signs, double yellow lines, and a safety study. >> is it frustrated that they take so much just to do a study to find out something that everybody already knows? >> isn't it? that's bar rock address in government at work. >> reporter: of course, the biggest challenge may be to get everyone, cars and bakes alike to slow down and show a little patience. >> there have been three head-

on acts involving cars and bicycles since mid-august. no vip treatment for one air lain executive. the embarrassing misstep by his company employees. >> and the all-important back to work forecast as we look toward diablo, if only we could se,,,,

no special treatment just because tour boss. alaska airlines' ceo says his own carrier lost his luggage. not once but twice. tilden said, to make things worse, it happened last week's was traveling to washington, d.c. for an airlines summit.

alaska has a guarantee to deliver your bags within 20 minutes of arriving, our get a credit toward your next trip. no word on whether tilden took it. is it a pumpkin or a flying saucer? the ginormous gord grown by farmer tim matheson is definitely a record setter at 1806 pounds. its saucer-like shape is what's getting it attention. by the way, the biggest pumpkin on record was over 2100 pounds. >> looks like it's collapsing under its own weight. that's why it's becoming saucer- shaped. 'tis the season for pumpkins on the vine and things getting a little chillier overnight and wetter in southern california. the high winds that was caused by that low pressure leaves that circulation beautifully unwrapped as it now heads towards bakersfield. and from bakersfield, who

knows, oil dale may be next. oakland 68 degrees, livermore 76, and san francisco 65 degrees. a little bit in the way of low cloudiness along the shoreline, but that low is not going to head out. it will be mild on monday as high pressure gently begins to replace it and we get a little bit of a warming trend that sints more dramatically next week. by next weekend we'll be in the low 90s inland, and there's always that point at this time of the year when you get into october when you get your last warm gasp of the year and then incomes winter, or at least colder temperatures. futurecast shows not much tomorrow morning at sunrise. the day goes on, a few low clouds show up around point reyes. cooler in marin county at the shore but elsewhere very nice. mild weather for tomorrow, warming up mid week, and no rain on the horizon for the bay area. travel weather forecast heading out of san francisco, or san jose, down toward fresno, 79 degrees there. plenty of sun in the central valley. but fur heading to yosemite, a

nice time of year to go, crowds have dissipated, and just a few thunderstorms out there. overnight lows, a little bit on the chill side, 57 for san jose, and 58 degrees at livermore. all right, for tomorrow we're pretty close to average. 71 in san francisco. tomorrow concord hits 77. 7 in the south bay at san jose. oakland at 75 degrees. plenty of sunshine south of the bay area with 79 degrees in the south bay. 79 for sunnyvale, 77 at palo alto. and by the shorelines the numbers will mostly be in the six. the east bay tomorrow, upper 70s and a few low 80s, and a little bit cooler than we had it today in the north bay with low to mid-70s for the most part. santa rosa at 77 degrees. extended forecast calls for agents -- a little warming. friday, saturday, and sunday we're back into the low 90s inland, but still plenty of

sunshine ahead on a bustle and typical autumn october week ahead. so enjoy it, even if you don't much enjoy this. that is the perfect setup for this forecast, brian. could the raiders match their win total for all of last season? and could collin kaepernick and the 49ers climb out of that ,,,,

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dennis, it was hot down in the south bay. >> it was hot in the stands also. talk to the 49ers offense. >> people were hoping it would be hot on the scoreboard. >> they have some problems to fix. they're going to have to fix them quick. we're only four games in. but the boo birds were circling at levi stadium, and collin kaepernick, the 49ers quarterback, was trying to rebound against that poor performance against arizona last week. it's nothing but show time for aaron rodgers and the packers this season. time in the pocket, he throws for richard rogers. that is the cal combination, cal to cal. second quarter, 49ers got a little clever on the play call. the shovel pass, 49-yard gain. but once they got near the goal line, it stalled. opposite direction, nick perry

sacked kaepernick. they settled for a field goal. they trailed green bay 7-3. same score now third quarter. rogers to james jones. this guy wasn't good enough to play for the raiders. they cut him in training camp. new life in green bay. give it to the fullback, john kuhn, and it wasn't pretty on offense for san francisco. kaepernick doesn't have a receiver, takes another sack. and we did have time -- when he did have time, his passes were off the mark. intended for anquan boldin. intercepted. six sacks. the packers win 17-3. they are 4-0. the 49ers are 1-3. >> is run the ball, throw the ball, we ain't doing it well right now. they play man to man the whole game, and we didn't take advantage of it. it is what it is. >> coaches make the calls. the players have to execute it.

it's up to the players to go execute that call, not us going and talking to the coach and telling them, it ain't working. >> the 49ers trailed from the get-go. the raiders, six lead changes in chicago where oakland was trying to make it two straight road wins. they're 0-3 coming in. second quarter, carter rolling right, buying time, looking for the big man, amare cooper. spectacular catch. jack del rio challenged the play. review showed cooper got both feet in. raiders lead 7-6. but just off 49 receiving yards for keeper. touchdown raiders. they take a 14-6 lead. his first score of the season. raiders have allowed six touchdowns to tight ends this season. there's bennett. bears within a point. then disaster.

murray whipped. mcphee hauls in the interception, and a 16-14 lead. it was 20-19 raiders you should two minutes to go in the game. on 4th down, he completes a huge pass to bennett to keep hope alive. the clock wiping down. the raiders lose. they fall to 2-2. >> there was no lack of focus or lack of effort. nothing that would alarm you or anything like that. this was just -- it came down to, at tend, and they made a great play. >> we don't have time to worry about this game. like may man said, hump. get over the hump. 2-2. it could be worse. >> denver coming to oakland next week. the giants' farewell tour continues. yesterday was tim hudson getting his send is i don't have. today, jeremy affeldt saying

good-bye. san francisco led 3-0 in the 9th inning, but corey dickerson, three-run jack off george kontos. later, justin morneau comes one a two-rbi single. giants finish 84-78. a's in seattle. you get a free bowl of soup with that hat. the former a, seth smith. the lead with the solo home run for seattle. oakland finishes the year 6-94. that's their worst record since 1997. how about the playoff chase? rangers and angels. texas cole hamels pitches a complete game as the rangers beat the angels 9-2. and they clinch the american league west just a season after finishing dead last. with the l.a. loss, houston clinches the second wild card in the american league for their first playoff appearance since 2005. houston will play the yankees

in the wild card game. nascar chase race in dover was put under caution because a baby duck was on the track. the duck was okay. kevin harvick was more than okay. he led 355 of the 400 laps to win a race he had to have to move on to the final twelve in nascar's playoff race. we've got reporters with the 49ers. vern glenn is in chicago. complete wrap-up on game day tonight. not good, not good. >> thanks for watching us. "6,,,,,,,,,,,,

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