. >>> su mamÁ, marÍa marcelo, muriÓ el 7 de diciembre cuando participaba en una vigilia de la virgen Á marÍa se movilizÓ para apoyar una propuesta de ley que traerÍa estas cÁmaras que detecten exceso velocidad. >>> las cÁmaras de seguridad de velocidad solo toma fotos, de las placas del carro, no son videos, y no toma fotos de personas. esto serÍa ubido cerca de zonas escolares o muy transitada. y si el carro va a exceso de velocidad les llegarÁ una multa por correo. >>> propuesta similar se ha realizado por aÑos pero siempre han tenido un contra argumento, de organizaciones que temen esto comparta datos de los conductores. >>> sÉ que siempre hay temor por las cÁmaras, yo personal estoy aquÍ bajo daca, mi mamÁ tampoco era residente legal aquÍ y hay cosas que uno no hace por temor pero el tema no deberÍa pararnos para hacer el cambio. >>> le preguntamos al jefe de policÍa de san josÉ. >>> la informaciÓn que se va a tener de este sistema se mantiene por ciertos dÍas para cumplir con la pÓliza de la ciudad, que tiene departamento, que no es para informaciÓn a otras partes. el jefe de pol

she lost her mother, maria marcelo, in december when she was hit and killed by a car. she was a well-known community activist in san jose, and hernandes has been pushing for these cameras. >> my mom wasn't the first one to die on that street. when it's not just one fatality but multiple on that same street, if that's not screaming for a change, i don't know what is. >> if passed, it could begin next year. again, they'd be placing them in those high-impact areas where they're seeing a lot of that. as you might expect in san jose, it has to go through community outreach, deciding where they'll be placed, and addressing privacy concerns. more coming up at 6:00. >> i kid about the speed, but maria brought into perspective why they have this proposal in the first place, to prevent deaths. >> exactly. >> ian, thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> no need for more pot shops in san francisco. that's what district 11 supervisor asha safai is saying. these also a new mayoral canned gate. according to "sf gate," she wants to limit the number of current shops and any retail applicati

he leads the recycling network, in which maria also participates. marcelo: thank you, maria.reat. and we can make some more skateboards. reporter: maria do rosario lives with her five children in a small apartment in rocinha. maria: there was a garbage recycling campaign here. that's why i started working at the dump. that was three years ago. reporter: marcelo queiroz helped her get started. marcelo: we showed maria how she can earn money by separating waste. a total of eight families now make a living from waste recycling at our 24 rubbish dumps in rocinha. like maria, they bring it all to the recycling center twice a week. reporter: the by-catch, the bottle tops, end up in arian rayegani's skateboard mold. the mold is dunked in water to cool it down. arian: i'm really happy that we developed this sustainable product that should also be fun for people to use. reporter: the skateboard is trimmed with a sharp knife. arian rayegani reuses the excess plastic later. he still can't make a living from making skateboards. it's only recently that he's been selling his boards online

. >> reporter: maria hernandez lost her mother maria marcelo, a san jose community activist hit and killed by a car while walking in december. >> i -- i have had the hardest five months. >> reporter: ever since hernandez has been advocating for drivers to slow down. >> turns out my mother wasn't the first one one to die on that street. if that's not screaming for a change, i don't know what is. >> reporter: she joined the san jose mayor, police chief, and councilmembers in voicing their support for assembly bill 645. it would give the green light to put up speed cameras similar to these around the city. up to 33 would be installed in san jose near schools and roads with the most traffic injuries and crashes, like here at king and mckee. >> just last year, we had one of the deadliest years on our roads we've seen. 65 fatalities, which sadly even one is too many. but that significantly outpaces even our homicide rate. >> reporter: if the bill passes in the capital, six cities across the state including san francisco, oakland, and san jose could launch the pilot program sometime next year. fo

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. >> well, it's just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> all right. thanks for that, sarah.

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i >> the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly. >> we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. we'll department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. >> and if passed, people caught speeding from these cameras in the first 6 months will get a warning sent to them in the mail. and then after that. >> finds with start at $50 will keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol to see if it gets approved. i'm sarah stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you.

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. >> well, it's just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. it's 907. and pol

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i >> the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly. >> we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. well, it's just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 507. the time

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i >> the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly. >> we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. we'll department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. >> and if passed, if you get caught in those traffic cameras within the first 6 months, you just get a warning in the mail. but after that fines start at $50. we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in studio. back to you. all right, sarah, thank you. >> californi

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as sheding a religious procession. i >> the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly. >> we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. well, it's just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> well, police have arrested a man from s

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as sheding a religious procession. i the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our day. just corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. >> well, it's just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. now. our forecast as we take another live look

mom, maria marcelo, the beloved community leader in san jose was hit and killed last december as she was leading a religious procession. i >> the hardest 5 months. city leaders say cameras would add extra eyes and serve as a tool for the city to prevent more deadly crashes. you know, our police department is severely understaffed. we can't possibly. >> we're working hard to get up those staffing levels. we can't possibly have officers. 24 7 on all of our dangerous corridors next. every school speech safety system, technology. well, just a department and the city and enforcing speed violations. if the bill passes san jose plans to purchase 33 cameras, the cameras can target rear license plates of cars but not the windshield or face of drivers to protect the privacy and data of the public. if passed, people caught on these cameras within the first 6 months would get a warning sent to them in the mail after that fines start. >> at $50, we'll keep our eyes on this bill at the capitol for now. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> well, police have arrested a man fro