. >> reporter: paul rivera, his wife, and 2-year-old girl, and richmond. >> we don't want to be hit. >> reporter: a speeding car fatally struck a 72-year-old in january. residents say these are two common. >> reporter: safety advocates witnessed three previous attempts to pass legislation fail at the state level. lindsay, of sentences go, often checks speeding cars. >> every mile a driver goes above 25 miles per hour, the risk to pedestrians goes up so much. >> reporter: unlike the 13 red light cameras in san francisco, which can take photos of drivers, the new speed cameras will only be able to identify license plates. in a 30 mile per hour zone on fulton, cameras would initiate fines for cars going 11 miles over the limit. >> at 40 miles per hour, a person gets hit, we are so vulnerable. there is a 75% chance that you will not survive or be severely injured. >> reporter: the san francisco transportation agency will determine the 33 locations, including near schools, senior centers and applications on the high injury network. 12% of city streets that account for nearly 70% of seriou

. >> reporter: paul rivera, his wife and 2-year-old girl live on a busy corridor in the inner richmond. >> constantly we're just like watching cars because we're scared we're going to get hit. >> reporter: a few blocks away from them at the corner of fulton and arguello, a speeding car fatally struck a 72-year-old in january. residents say near misses are too common. >> my wife and i were crossing the street and then i had to jump in front of a car so we wouldn't get hit. >> reporter: safety advocates witnessed three previous attempts to pass legislation fail at the state level. marta lindsey of walk san francisco often checks speeding cars. >> every mile a driver goes above 25 miles an hour, the risk for pedestrians just -- goes up so much. >> reporter: unlike the 13 red light cameras in san francisco which can take photos of drivers, the new speed cameras will only be able to identify license plates. in a 30-mile-per-hour zone, like on fulton, cameras would initiate fines for only cars going 11 miles over the limit. >> 40 miles an hour, a person gets hit, we are so vulnerable. 75% ch

. >> reporter: paul rivera, his wife and 2-year-old girl live on a busy corridor in the inner richmond. >> constantly just like watching cars because we're scared we're going to get hit. >> reporter: a few blocks away from them a speeding car fatally struck a 72-year-old? january. residents say near misses are too common. >> my wife and i were crossing the street and i had to jump in front of a car so we wouldn't get hit. >> reporter: safety advocates witnessed three previous attempts to pass legislation fail at the state level. martha lindsay of walk san francisco often checks speedingcars. >> every mile a driver goes above 25 atmospheric river, the risk for pedestrians just -- goes up so much. >> reporter: unlike the 13 red light cameras in san francisco which can take photos of drivers, the new speed cameras will only be able to identify license plates. in a 30-mile-per-hour zone, like on fulton, cameras would initiate fines for only cars going 11 miles over the limit. >> 40 miles per hour a person gets hit we are so vulnerable 75% chance that you are not going to survive that crash

paul rivera and his family live dangerous.es it can bet- >> you constantly have to be, paranoid or havead on a swivel. the cars go super fast,& and going to get hit on a daily basis, especially with the young one. i have a two year old daughter. >> rivera has taken photos and videos of the aftermath of collisions along fulton, some of them serious. he says he wants drivers to slow, and he hopes that cameras that can issue tickets to speeders will be the incentive drivers need to slowúdown. and he says he'd like to see one of those cameras on >> we here just so we can make this like a hot spot.úand because there's so many people crossing into the park now because we park, you just have to get there and not have toúworry about getting hit. 40, 39, t0. was 40, 46. that wa- >>c marta lindsay works with the pedestrian advocacy group walk san francisco. she brought a radar gun to this stretch oft& road at fulton and 10th avenue, and tracked cars going over the 30 mile per hour speed limit regularly, includingc one vehice traveling at nearly 50mph. shet& says the speed cameras, which would be

paul rivera and his family live along thisúroad and dangerous. >> you constantly have to be, paranoidave your head on a swivel. the cars go super fast. and you wonder if you're going to get hit on a daily basis, especially with the young one. i have a two year old daughter. >> rivera has taken photos and videos of the aftermath of collisions along fulton, some of them serious. he says he wants drivers he hopes that cameras that can issue ticks to speeders will be the incentive drivers need to slow down. and he says he'd like to see one of those cameras on his block. >> we should have another camera here just so we can make this like a hotspot. and because there's so many people crossing into the park now, because we have this amazing space in the park, you just have not have tot getting hit. >> that one was 40, 46. thatúwas sp40, 39, 40. >> marta lindsay works with the pedestrian advocacy group walk san francisco. she brought at& radar gun to this stretch of and tracked cars going over the- 30 mile per hour speed limit regularly, including one vehicle traveling at nearly 50mph. she sa

yo me quedo con paul stanley. [yuri] Ándale.y ya, la verdad es que ya no aguantaba. este... pero vas a salir bien "mamei" de aquí. ya trae los hombros, ahí, ahí. - trae los de kahwagi. - trae los hombros de kahwagi. los hombros de kahwagi, muy "mameitor". tienes unos tirantes. también yo pensaba en eso. o sea, qué difícil ha de ser interactuar con el público. porque no, nada más tienes los pies y la dentadura que solo se mueve así. no, y la contractura también estuvo fuerte. [juanpa] oye, paul. a ver, la verdad, hiciste un personaje súper diferente a ti. con una energía mega tope, que se reía todo el tiempo. y a mí me gustaría ver cómo se ve, [ríe]. [ríe] es que no, por eso, jamás íbamos a adivinar que era paul stanley. tu trabajo, la verdad que increíble. gracias, mi carlitos. hoy decíamos martha y yo "es que ve cómo se ha ganado a la gente, cuando él no le puede dar la mano a nadie". y solo así, y eso tiene un mérito inmenso. tenerte en esta semifinal, llegar hasta acá, pero, además, pues porque de verdad, tú hiciste un trabaj