at quimby and south white roads. amanda del castillo with how the city is responding. amanda. >> reporter: ama, the city's department of transportation says fall and winter seasons often lead to spike in these types of collisions. days get dark sooner, weather gets worse. reasons so many are pushing for real action. people walkin through bustling streets of san jose say learned to take safety in their own hands, doing what they can to avoid cars. >> you have to pay attention. drivers are distracted. people on their phones. >> reporter: police say a woman driving a toyota camry hit a man walking here. then at 12:56 monday morning, a man walking outside of marked crossing area near south white and hit and killed by driver in ch chevy camaro. >> those are places we see a lot of fatalities and crashes. >> reporter: says behind collecting data, city has to do something. behind every statistic is someone. these boarded posted in city hall, reminder. >> tell us the tale how these people perish on the roads, walking and biking, most vulnerable road users. >> reporter: looking

on quimby road near south white road.an was crossing quimby outside the crosswalk when he was hit by a man driving eastbound on white road. san jose police say in both cases, the driver stayed at the scene and are cooperating with the investigation. this marks the 50th fatal pedestrian collision so far this year. which is one ahead of last year, and we still have five weeks to go in this year. >> it's an absolute travesty that we have had two pedestrian deaths in less than 24 hours in our area. it's not typical. >> reporter: this woman is executive director of the minetta transportation institute. in analyzing stats provided by police investigators, she says the number of fatal traffic collisions, now at 50, the number of victims annually between 52-60, and the number of vehicles hitting pedestrians in san jose, in the low 20s, has remained constant despite efforts to do such occurrences. she believed the reason is linked to the continued growth of the area. more vehicles on the road, more people unaware of their surround

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a man was hit near avenue and another at quimby and south white roads. >> both are streets the city has identified as priority corridors for san jose. >> safety advocates are pushing for change. 52 pedestrians have died in san jose. city transportation officials say there's often a spike in deadly crashes in the fall and winter because there's daylight and the weather gets worse. the city recently launched fighhe spi campaign. >>> a man in jail accused of threatening people at the san francisco state library. a witness told police the man walked in and said he was going to shoot up and blow up the library. this was just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the library was evacuated as police arrested the man and investigated a duffel bag he brought in. there were no explosives inside. students are off for thanksgiving this week but the library will be back open today. >> famed san francisco bakery tartine reopened after a rodent infestation. in a post on instagram the bakery apologized for letting down their customers for not holding themselves to the highest level of cleanliness. they say t

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