Month period, people who were speeding in areas where these cameras are deployed will get a ticket in the mail. Fines start at 50 for driving speeding at least 11mph over the limit, then increased to 100 for 16 miles an hour over and 200 for 26mph over. As the cars speed goes up, the likelihood of someone surviving being hit goes down. Triple a found the average risk of death is 10 at 23mph, but its only 5050 at 42mph, and almost always fatal at just 58mph and above. No one should die on our roadways. It is preventable, but we have to invest in enforcement, infrastructure, education, technology, all the pieces coming together to just remind people to be safe on our streets and to make sure that everyone can be safe when theyre out on our streets. The city will use 8. 5 million in federal grant money to install 33 cameras as part of Assembly Bill 645 pilot program, which includes San Francisco and oakland. Privacy expert mike castle says bay area leaders should be focused on tangible so
Little warmer for me. I opened up that door. I was like, oh, its a nice cool temperature. It feels nice. Yes it does. So weve have, you know, a little bit of a sea breeze, a little bit of cloud cover. But by the afternoon our temperatures are just pleasant, at least across most of the bay area. A little cool along the Coast Outside our doors at this hour. Waking up very similar to yesterday. We have the clouds out there this morning. A live look at sfo. The sun will rise just before a 6 a. M. This morning. So a couple hours to go. Getting into the afternoon were going to break away from the clouds, the patchy drizzle that were seeing out there this morning. And temperatures are expected to be slightly warmer. Ill have a better look at the Current Conditions. The afternoon highs and what we can expect for the rest of the week. Coming up in just a bit. 401 lets see how the highways are doing this morning with sal. Good morning. Good morning to you, rosemary. You know right now we have a
Two, a propalestinian encampment pops up on another bay area campus tonight. More than a dozen tents emerge at San Jose State University, with students and teachers now joining in on a national movement. They believe in academic freedom, and i believe in my right to free speech. Tonight, the university has already warned the protesters they are in violation of campus policies. Good evening everyone. Im mike mibach and im julie julie haener. Just today, propalestinian protesters started camping out at san jose state demanding total divestment from israel. New at ten tonight ktvu Lamonica Peters joins us now live from san jose state. And lamonica, those demonstrators are being asked to leave. Thats right julie, the protesters are still here, although they were asked to leave by a School Official about an hour ago. Im going to step back so you can see what is happening here on campus right now. They formed a circle near the mlk library. I believe they are in prayers right now. Everything
Octagenarians, no one is safe in gaza, there is no electricity, no food, no fuel and no water, although the israelis have said that they will turn back on the water supply for southern gaza, this is genocide, and the Israeli Regime has the approval of most of the western regimes. Id like to welcome my guests to the program to help me look at all of this. Out of london, activist rapper and host of the watchdog podcast, kareem dennis, and out of chicago, political commentator, shabir risby, thank you both for being with us, well let me start in london with loke or karim dennis, um, where do you think, lets look at where this all is going, i mean, those on the ground in. That say despite going through several wars, they have never seen anything like what is happening now, do you think the Israeli Regime is responding in the way it is because of the major blow it received from the resistance on october the 7th or how do you see it . Yes, absolutely, but that was in and of itself a manifest
And of itself a manifestation of the the status of zionism as a social arrangement, essentially it is a dying idea, which is becoming more and more difficult to sustain, you are talking about cruelty on industrial scale to millions of people, being a constant characteristic of zionism, and that is becoming harder and harder to justify, not. Only to the world, but also even to the people that israel relies upon for human material. We look at the recent situation, you saw flights coming from germany, from uh, bulgaria, from other countries in europe, to come and collect people and take them out of of the political entity uh known as israel, and that was because this is becoming more and more. Um of tenuous situation by the day and a harder to sustain situation, so the palestinian story is essentially story of staying power, and at the moment it seems like the aim is to try and move up to 1. 1 Million People out of ghazzah and put them into the sionide desert where some form of tense city