and three three percent fewer traffic fatalities in 2022 and overall joseph mentioned traffic fatalitiesn francisco have been trending down and which is a different case than any other cities in the u.s. and for example, three of the city's four annual fatal to the occurred in the past 10 years with the lowest reported in 2017 and the other three in 2010 so to has - so if we compare to others city's in the u.s. san francisco has the lowest number of bicyclist fatalities and for walking and commuters in the u.s. according to the league of american bicycle data if 2022 now a brief overview on this camera an update on behalf of the sfmta manager. and as requested we're showing the three three cameras those locations were added through data driven was explained in detail at sfmta board of directors meeting of 2024 and will be presented to the board of supervisors in an upcoming meeting those three three proposed cameras will be enforcing speed and in 11 neighborhood district all data can be viewed on the program website sfmta.org/speed cameras and with that, transition to the next program. >

and three three percent fewer traffic fatalities in 2022 and overall joseph mentioned traffic fatalitiesn francisco have been trending down and which is a different case than any other cities in the u.s. and for example, three of the city's four annual fatal to the occurred in the past 10 years with the lowest reported in 2017 and the other three in 2010 so to has - so if we compare to others city's in the u.s. san francisco has the lowest number of bicyclist fatalities and for walking and commuters in the u.s. according to the league of american bicycle data if 2022 now a brief overview on this camera an update on behalf of the sfmta manager. and as requested we're showing the three three cameras those locations were added through data driven was explained in detail at sfmta board of directors meeting of 2024 and will be presented to the board of supervisors in an upcoming meeting those three three proposed cameras will be enforcing speed and in 11 neighborhood district all data can be viewed on the program website sfmta.org/speed cameras and with that, transition to the next program. >

the vision is 0 fatal accidents in 2050 for us for everybody here. the approach is to make the road traffic safer for everybody. one big thing to note is the test used email dummies in the driver's seat, emphasizing the focus on creating protection systems for a broad customer base. a currently new female models are still not used by regulators, but they're not the only answer. ritual testing and simulations also play a prominent role in the future of car safety. these virtual models will complement physical crash tests, so allowing car makers to conduct a wider range of evaluations cost effectively. but they need authentic data. we all know what the dangers of artificial intelligence that it depends on the data that's put in. so if you don't have data with regard to the safety of a credit test, i mean that is by, as a del, a to a female, your data is going to be skewed from the get out new car. as i've already seen, decreased disparities in car crashes between genders and h t. s a found the difference in female fatality risk compared to mail is redu

the vision is 0 fatal accidents in 2050 for us for everybody here. the approach is to make the road traffic safer for everybody. one big thing to note is the test used email dummies in the driver's seat, emphasizing the focus on creating protection systems for a broad customer base. a currently new female models are still not used by regulators, but they're not the only answer. virtual testing and simulations also play a prominent role in the future of car safety. these virtual models will complement physical crash tests, so allowing car makers to conduct a wider range of evaluations cost effectively. but they need authentic data. we all know what the dangers of artificial intelligence that age depends on the data that's put in. so if you don't have data with regard to the safety of a credit test domain, that is by, as a del, a to a female, your data is going to be skewed from the get out new car. as i've already seen, decreased disparities in car crashes between genders and h t. s a found the difference in female fatality risk compared to mail is re

the 54 percent of fatalities are associated with the frontal crashes. the so our 5 s boasts 150 sensor channels, strategically placed to address areas where women are more susceptible to injury in front of the car crashes. as with the set, 50 f, it offers a promising solution, tackling different gaps and safety testing for women. it's important to know the us and to europe have different testing agencies and standards. vehicle safety testing in the us is regulated by the national highway traffic safety administration and the insurance institute for highway safety and europe. the european new car assessment program independently evaluate safety, with similar crash tests and all use a star rating system. but neither use a female crash test dummies and or frontal impact test. so that 5 star rated car you're driving might not be as safe as you think. depending who's behind the wheel . people just assumed when they go into a car dealership and they are asking for the done count, a 5 star cars with regards to crash safety. they do not presume that it is meant

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in this year's nowruz plan, up to 18 years old, 19% of our fatalities are under 18 years old.was 18 and between the ages of 18 and 30, 32% of our fatalities are young, and from 8 to 60, which is considered working age , they allocated 66 fatalities to themselves, which is a worrying statistic, considering that now drivers dear, those who are on the roads, how many percent of these accidents were due to fatigue and sleepiness, how many percent were due to speeding and overtaking, well , let me tell you that we had 574 fatal accidents, and unfortunately, i have to say 15 above 3 people have died. the main reason for these 15 fatal accidents of more than 3 people is mainly fatigue and sleepiness and unauthorized overtaking , and in general, this is the same as the general statistics . this number has become alarming and has reached 44 that is, 44 accidents are due to not paying attention to the front , a major part of which is the use of mobile phones , fatigue and sleepiness are also included , and in terms of the type of accidents on our roads, 30% of our accidents are rollover

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just 2 recent pedestrian fatalities on the streets in san francisco. >> the more we can slow vehicles down, even if it's just by a mile per hour or 2, the higher the chance of surviving shannon hey, goes with the sfmta. the agency is moving to install. 33 cameras in critical corridors. >> throughout san francisco in the next few months, it is part of a pilot program funded with the passage of ab 6.45. signed by the governor last fall. >> so san francisco is joint with oakland and san jose. up here in northern california and in southern california, there are 3 cities. unsafe speed is one of the most common factors in crashes that result in injuries or death in the event of a crash between a car, a pedestrian or cyclist, the vehicle speed will largely determine the survivability of the crash. a person hit by a car traveling 40 miles per hour is 8 times. >> we're likely to be killed. then a person hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour, take its planes. extensive research went into selecting the 33 camera locations. the sfmta board will weigh in on the recommended cameras next tuesday

just 2 recent pedestrian fatalities on the streets in san francisco. >> the more we can slow vehicles down, even if it's just by a mile per hour or 2, the higher the chance of surviving. shannon hate those with sfmta. the agency is moving to install. 33 cameras in critical corridors. >> throughout san francisco in the next few months, it is part of a pilot program funded with the passage of ab 6.45. signed by the governor last fall. >> so san francisco is joint with oakland and san jose. up here in northern california and in southern california, there are 3 cities. unsafe speed is one of the most common factors in crashes that result in injuries or death in the event of a crash between a car, a pedestrian or cyclist, the vehicle speed will largely determine the survivability of the crash. a person hit by a car traveling 40 miles per hour is 8 times. >> more likely to be killed. then a person hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour, take its planes. extensive research went into selecting the 33 camera locations. the sfmta board will weigh in on the recommended cameras next tuesday at

the headlines new footage emerges showing unarmed palestinian men waving white flags of surrender fatally shot by israeli troops and buried by bulldozer near gaza city. jordanians gather outside the israeli embassy and the capital amon for the third consecutive night calling on their government to cancel all treaties. with israel, and also on our headlines ireland strongly condemns israel's crimes against palestinians and gaza saying it will intervene in south africa's genocide case against the regime at the icj. hello and welcome everybody, you're watching press tv's world news, coming at you live from our headquarters here in the iranian capital, tehron, our top story for this half hour. the israeli regime is facing condemnations after new footage emerged, showing its forces fatally shooting unarmed palestinian men on the gaza beach and burying them by bulldozer. the palestinian resistance moven hamas has denounced israel and called on the un and international courts to hold the regime accountable for the crimes being committed in gaza. it said the footage is a quote further evidence of

unfortunately fatalities going to take some time. okay. so let's look at your other bridges this morning bay bridge. once you do finally maneuver past all of this 12 minutes, san mateo bridge just under 13. our rich a summer full ridge around 8 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 19 minutes. i'm thankful that there's no rain, slow things down. we've got that on our side this morning. we've got john, though, keeping an eye on the forecast and there is rain on the horizon down the road a bit. you have down the road towards the weekend. we'll see another round of showers for now, though, weather is cooperating. >> for maybe an adjusted morning commute for a lot of you that were planning on getting over 80 now have to make your way back around what that normal commute might look like for you. what we're looking at right here happen bay is relatively clear conditions. we do have some fog formation, though, for our inland areas and visibility is forming for portions of the inland north and east bay. so do watch your travel in those area

keefe sits down with vegas police in 2009, he tells his version of events from the night tupac was fatallyptember 7th, 1996. it seems as though the entire world had come to vegas. to watch the much-awaited boxing match at the mgm grand between mike tyson and bruce selwyn. tupac and shug were in town, so were keefe and his crew who drove into town in that infamous white cadillac, he says. after the boxing match, tupac, shug, and their crew walked through the mgm grand hotel lobby. they encounter orlando "baby lane" anderson, keefe's nephew. due pauk caught on hotel surveillance attacking orlando after tupac allegedly learned orlando might have pride to steal a prized death row pendant months earlier. >> when he punched orlando anderson, tupac shakur basically forced himself into gang politics. >> what did baby lane tell you? >> they jumped on him. >> who? >> death row, shug and them. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, that incident is what gave keefe and his soldiers what he called the ultimate green light. after that fight, tupac and his entourage head to club 662, a nightclub shug ran

but the fatality rate is an incredible problem. point 7. right? uh, you know, an average woman of childbearing age now only has point 7 children that's far, far below replacement rate. it is now the lowest in the world and it is due to again, the number of factors, everything that is that societal economic problems. you know, 1st of all, 1st of all, the country with women. i now have and fewer children, thanks to birth control, abortions, uh and uh, women in careers, that's a phenomenon being experienced across the 1st world. and now increasingly into the global south is as well. but that is compounded with the post soviet economic depression, a phenomena experienced across most of the post soviet space rush, all pulled out of it in the 2, thousands. but ukraine has never emerged from the ninety's. and it's often a shock to see those numbers. but when you're facing an in the secure economic future where, you know the future looks even less bright than the present and the present doesn't look very good. people tend not to have children dramatically

so what are the factors for the the population of ukraine is below fatality along women? yet ukraine is also the western world baby factory. i mean, by that, i mean, renting a, well, many ukrainian women are so i guess because of the very lax laws around all of that . so those baby, so they're being born, but then they go somewhere else. any thoughts on that? yeah, this is a, it's a very hot button, political and cultural issue right now in you grand, there is, has been multiple proposed bills put forward to the every james parliamentary body, the ronda asis, you know, asking for this sir. again see to be banned. it has not been as of yet as far as i know, but there is certainly the possibility of simply because it is rightly or wrongly seen as taking potential children away from ukraine and essentially giving them to the west. now, you know that, of course there's issues of choice and a woman's body, but the fertility rate is an incredible problem. point 7, right? uh, you know, an average woman of childbearing age now only has point 7 children that's far, far below repla

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headlines, new footage remmerges showing unarmed palestinian men waving white flags of surrender or fatal. be shot by israeli troops and buried by bulldozer near gaza city. ireland strongly condemns israel's crimes against palestinians in gaza, saying it will intervene in south africa's genocide case against the regime at the icj, and iran calls for global action to stop israel's genocide and war crimes in gaza, especially the regime's incessant attacks on the territories hospitals. hello and welcome everybody, it's 9:30 am here in the iranian capital tehran, you're watching press tv's world news. our top story for this, fire new footage is emerged showing a disturbing incident in which israeli forces execute two unarmed palestinians heading to the northern gaza strip. the footage captured by long distance camera shows the man walk. along al-roshed street and al nablusi roundabout west of gaza city, both men wave white flags of surrender. israel soldiers give them a false sense of safety before fatally shooting them. the footage also shows the regime's soldiers trying to bury them with sa

so fatalism. i the example i gave of fatalism was mostly about aids in south africa.i was interviewing men in a bar in the deep in what's called zululand, kwazulu natal, and they basically their attitude was, i might get this disease. i might not, you know, some of the men that i was interviewing were policemen and policemen were being killed for their guns every day in that part of president athol. and one of them said, you know, i, i do not see the danger of this. you know, shaka said men must go forward and get something. and what he meant was, you know, the old napoleon of southern africa said the men must go into battle. even in those days, the men had had to have proven themselves in battle before they were allowed to marry or have kids. and there was this kind of it's not a death wish, but there was this kind of indifference to a disease that might or might not kill them ten years ago. and, you know, i find that at some point or another in a lot of pandemics, a lot of people develop a sort of sense of fatalism, i think, in with aids in this country, many you kn

we had 39in 2022 uh- fatalities and about 500 severe injuries every every year. >> today, mayor london breed acknowledged the need for more enforcement, pointing to the tragedy in west portal this month when a family of four was killed after a driver crashed into a bus stop. >> we are still all i know, processing the grief and sadness for a family whose life was lost. >> mayor breed said the city is planning to increase their efforts. >> i've asked for three specific things a daylighting plan and policy to prioritize the treatment of intersections citywide, a no right on red policy and increase parking control enforcement to ticket people who park on sidewalks and block our crosswalks and bike lanes. and i will continue to do everything i can to deliver on street safety in san francisco, expediting the installation of 400 automated license plate readers across the city is also part of the plan. >> the city is hoping these cameras will help catch drivers who flee the scene after hitting a pedestrian or a cyclist. we are committed to being the first city in california to finally be able

, non-fatal and of moderate severity, and was taken to the hospital, yesterday also a 63-year-old manured when a mine blew up in the village of shiroka balka, drove into an unexplored field, and there , unfortunately, died from a mine explosion, eh, another woman the day before yesterday... an elderly woman of 80 years old was injured in a sawmill the day before yesterday, now in the hospital, kherson was not under fire only by aerial bombs of various types of weapons, and three high-rise buildings were damaged there, a total of 30 private houses were damaged in the right-bank kherson region, a gas pipeline was also damaged in kherson, and a gas distribution system was also damaged. unfortunately, as a result of this airstrike, the russians continue to terrorize the kherson region. unfortunately, it's sad, it's sad to hear all this, of course , we, i also want to say that in kherson, they actually gave a sentence of 10 years in prison to a woman who, who was recognized as a collaborator, she is such a neonate. neonila shchegol, she was was already appointed by the occupation authoriti

a new footage emerges showing unarmed palestinian men waving white flags of uh surrender fatally shot by israeli troops and varied by bulldosey of gaza city. and geordanies gather outside the israeli embassy in the capital amon for the third consecutive night calling on their government to cancel all treaties with. hello and welcome everybody, it's 2:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital terrani, watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour uh we start the bulletin with uh gaza where the israeli regime keeps pressing on with its genocidal campaign for nearly... si months over the past 24 hours, 62 more palestinians are killed in air strikes on the beside strip, fresh israel bombardments targeted several areas, including the central city of deirabala and gaza city. warplanes once again hit the vicinity of shifa hospital, which was besieged by occupation forces about two weeks ago. according to the euromet human rights monitor, the regimes troopers have shot and killed some 13 children in and around the... hospital in one week, the group says many palestinians were als

no reports just yet on who which vehicles, the fatalities were involved in. resulting in a major backup likely to form more and more as this morning commute picks up. so again, a t heading down 80 itself getting off highway 24 in berkeley avoiding that 5.80, stretch are the best pieces of advice you can do right now. once you get to the bridge itself, it's looking clear. only 9 minutes to get you across the bay bridge right now. no backup whatsoever at the toll plaza. san mateo bridge at 13 minutes to make your crossing. while the richmond center fell as well as the golden gate bridge is moving along just fine, raining. all right, john, thank you for that. happening today, the city of oakland could change the way police respond to alarms. >> under the proposed ordinance, law enforcement can only respond to the alarm if a crime has been confirmed. michael thomas in the newsroom with a breakdown and how they plan to do this. good morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. while oakland city officials say that the change in this ordinance would allow police m

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fatal mountain lion attacks in california are rare. according to the state's department of fish and wildlife, the last verified one was more than 20 years ago. and linsey, as for that 18-year-old, he was rushed to the hospital. a family spokesperson says he's undergone multiple surgeries and is expected to make a full recovery. linsey. >> linsey: glad to hear that. zohreen, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday, including new autopsy reports for riley strain. >>> and why the ncaa took an extraordinary step, removing a referee at halftime. okay, when you turn around, you're gonna see someone. may i have a turkey and cheese? let's imagine that ll cool j has a bubble around him. -do we want to be inside -- ohh. -hey, i'm keith. there are some situations that young homeowners turning into their parents just can't handle. yeah, there he is. -there's my nephew. -very cool. i got a video of him, uh, playing piano. that's not how you take a selfie. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents

according to sardar momeni during this period, there were 574 fatal accidents , of which more than 3people lost their lives in 15 of them. also, according to the statistics of the ministry of roads and urban development, about 10 million people traveled by public transport, on average, 121 million liters of gasoline were consumed daily during nowruz, which is about 5% more than last year . we were in mashhad, then we went to the north, and now let's go to our city. as the final days of nowruz holidays are approaching, the return wave of travelers has also started. we were in the north and we went to khansan through karaj and tehran towards isfahan. no, not according to the police from the beginning nowruz until the 12th of april, 453 million traffic on the country's roads was recorded by khan's license plate cameras . what does one follow when driving? respecting the right of way and speed is appropriate. fasten your seat belt, which is 100. please note that we do not use mobile phones and speed limit. we observe and keep a distance from the car. that is, the beginning of nowruz trip

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. >> reporter: tonight, after grounding all v-22 osprey aircraft following a fatal crash last year, the pentagon is now putting them back in the sky. >> is the secretary confident in the osprey aircraft, that it's safe? >> i think the secretary is confident in the steps that have been taken to return it to flight. >> reporter: the marine corps plan includes three phases, extensive maintenance checks, refresher training for pilots with the goal of all aircraft flying again by summer, but tonight officials still do not fully understand the fatal crash in japan that led to the grounding. last month nbc news reported the japan crash centered around a problem in the prop rotor gearbox according to officials familiar with the investigation. pentagon officials not publicly confirming that, but acknowledging the part that failed on the aircraft was unprecedented, and they still don't know why it happened. there have been four other osprey crashes in the last two years. >> we don't even know about spencer's black box. >> reporter: spencer collart was the crew chief on an osprey that crashed in a

on avenue in the holly park neighborhood at about 9 a.m. yesterday, they found a woman there with fatallson has been booked into san francisco county jail on homicide investigating a crash in east left seven peope hurt when an suv crashed into a bus that was carrying mostly senior citizens. it happened at spabout 123p this afternoon in antioch. firefighters say the suv was headed west on laurel road near the highway four on ramp when it smashed into the side of the bus as it was spturning, the driver of the suv and six people on board the bus were hurt. noneúof their injuries is considered life spthreatening. >> a worker at a marijuana processing plant in the east bay is being treated for serious moc extraction facility working neae building caught fire, and then saw a man running outside with his hands on fire. he was rushed to an emergency burn center in san francisco. >> this is a thc extraction plant lab, and somehow one of caught fire, burned therum gentleman's hands. the victim's hands and fire is now out. now they're just doing some cleanup. >> no other injuries were trying to de

half hour, the israeli regime is facing condemnations after new footage emerged showing its forces fatally shooting unarmed palestinian men. on the gaza beach and burying them by bulldozer. the palestinian resistance moven hamas has denounced to israel and called on the un and international courts to hold the regime accountable for the crimes being committed in gaza, it said the footage is a quote further evidence of the scale of fascism and criminality that governs zionist behaviors. america's largest muslim civil liberties and advocacy organization has also explore has deplored the killings a council on american. islamic relations care has demanded an international investigation into what it called heinous war crime. the footage captured by long distance camera shows the man walking along the beach waving white cloth in a sign of surrender before israeli troops shoot them dead. the regime soldiers then buried the victims with bulldozer. us space political commentator scott bennet says israel not obey any law if the international community doesn't act together to stop the regime from comm

just 2 recent pedestrian fatalities on the streets in san francisco. >> the more we can slow vehicles down, even if it's just by a mile per hour or 2, the higher the chance of surviving. shannon hate those with the sfmta. the agency is moving to install. 33 cameras in critical corridors. >> throughout san francisco in the next few months, it is part of a pilot program funded with the passage of ab 6.45. signed by the governor last fall. >> so san francisco is joint with oakland and san jose. up here in northern california and in southern california, there are 3 cities. unsafe speed is one of the most common factors in crashes that result in injuries or death in the event of a crash between a car, a pedestrian or cyclist, the vehicle speed will largely determine the survivability of the crash. a person hit by a car traveling 40 miles per hour is 8 times. >> more likely to be killed in a person hit by a car traveling 20 miles per hour. take its planes. extensive research went into selecting the 33 camera locations. the sfmta board will weigh in on the recommended cameras next tuesday at

they are effective reducing speeds, reducing spade related collisions and fatalities. the graphic on the bottom of the slide shows the number of citations a sijsal camera in new york city produced. in four months there was 73 percent reduction of high end speeding on the streets and hundred ort cities have seen similar results, but up till now cameras were not authorized for use in california and that changed last year. the california legislature approved assembly bill 645 which became law january 1 this year. allows six california cities, three in northern california and three in southern california to participate in a 5 year pilot program to use speed cameras. we have been waiting for this opportunity over a decade and grateful to be included in this pilot. the law establishes how the pilots can be run so all 6 cities are playing by the same rules. for example, this pilot is focused on high end egregious speeding so vehicles traveling 11 miles per hour over the posted speed limit. the speeding times and type of fines and warning periods are set for consistency betwee

that's the 12% of city streets that account for nearly 70% of serious injuries and fatalities. with these cameras, anybody driving 11 miles per hour or more over the speed limit will be fined. oakland and san jose are also testing speed cameras. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a coffee shop's response after hidden cameras were found in their bathroom. >>> and a san francisco woman has spent decades as a compassionate care provider and a powerful community advocate. how she has changed her patients lives and this week's jefferson awards. >>> state law requires law enforcement released body camera video of police shootings. but how much footage needs to be released? the case that could have ripple effects across california. >>> nice weather across the bay area once again today. just some high clouds floating through the skies this afternoon. it will make for a spectacular sunset in a couple of hours. big changes on the way in about 48 hours. details coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> this is disturbing. a san jose man arrested for planting a camera inside the restr

the latest fatality brings to 254, the number of soldiers the regime has confirmed dead since launching the ground invasion of gaza in november. independent media outlets and palestinians say the fatalities among the regime's troops are much higher. and that tel aviv is hiding the real number to avoid public anger against the far right ruling coalition. the un special reporter on human rights in the occupied palestinian territories, francesca albanese who presented a report on the israely genocide in gaza reveals that she was threatened throughout her mandate. it's been a difficult time. i've always been attack. since the very beginning of my mandate, i don't say that it's it's been a pleasant journey, but i can tell you it's much more, mean most of the pain comes from where i have to observe and monitor and investigate day by day, um, yeah, do receive threats, nothing that so far, i have considered uh needing needing extra precautions, pressure, "yes and it doesn't change what my either my commitment or the results of my work, i think. i say today that israel cannot behave as it does a

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what can you tell us about injuries and fatalities and what those numbers look like as daybreak happens, there sarah, here in >> winchester and randall county, rather indiana and 38 people are injured. the destruction here is just so shocking only take you to walk around this area. this is between a goodwill and a walmart here in winchester. this is a jeep laredo flipped over and crushed like a soda can. if you take a look behind me here, you see so much debris spread across this parking lot. this is a traverse, a midsize suv. the windows are almost completely blown out except for the windshield just from the sheer force of this storm, so much debris landing basically direct directly on that car and then let me show you something else here. this is a backed security door. this is a heavy metal door. i'm lifting as hard as i can and i can barely move it a centimeter. that is how powerful this storm has been. and then finally, i'll take you over here and you see this this larger suv with a wood pole, just shot right through the windshield. this debris and this damage spreads across the st