Tonight for elizabeth. Is live with why this new plan can finally become reality. Ondrea . Reporter well, ken, veronica, to get anything done it sacramento or even sacristan so, you need political will and political partners. This time, the San Franciscos Police Officer association has signed onto a plan that would turn speeding infractions much like red light cameras. Reporter it is only july, and already San Francisco has logged 14 pedestrian deaths on city streets, compared to 19 all last year. A state of emergency was asked for after Benjamin Dean clovis was killed sunday at the corner of both ferrell and taylor streets. And walk sf demanded change, including automated speed cameras in the city. Speed is the number 1 killer. And we know that going 20 miles an hour, you are likeliness of surviving a crash is 90 . But as your speed increases, your likeliness of survival just totally plummets. Reporter today, the San Francisco Police Officers association put their support behind the i
$3.5 million with investors from the sandy hook promise. children will be not be able to use the firearm. if a criminal breaks in and takes it, they won t be able to use it. if the criminal tries to remove the device, it will destroy the weapon. he is trying to appeal to people liking thissing. we re seeing entrepreneurs in all areas that are coming up with interesting ideas with a high degree of confidence, i can say we ll make investment in this area. in the six months since sandy hook, potential inmeninvestment are sprouting to try to prevent another tragedy. this is a large market. it just hasn t changed for a while. right now, all eyes are on silicone valley. the bay area is just the cradle of technology. i mean, there s no better pla is to be place to be in my our opinion. the effort to raise at least $15 million to put into startups with these ideas is still going strong. in september is when the group will announce who is getting the money and how mu
coming up in just a bit. again, air force one did it up down about an hour ago. one downside to the president s stay is that taxpayers may have to pick up the tab for extra security and we ll talk more about that coming up in the next half hour. kpix 5 s anne makovec has more on the quick trip. we re incredibly excited. this is the chance of a lifetime to be able to host the president. reporter: his first stop a $2,500 a head reception at the palo alto home of mike and marci mccue. mike created flipboard.com. he says this event has been in the work for a couple of months. my favorite thing been seeing our little girls with the president. reporter: but outside the home, security will be tight much of it paid for by the city of palo alto. palo alto is not going to ask for reimbursement because this is something we routinely plan for as part of our budget as part of our normal operating procedures. reporter: after that it was on to dinner at the portola valley at the