chiefs report and after that, the administration chief williams now any public comment on chief joanne hayes-white report seeing none, public comment is closed. and the chief joanne hayes-white report chief williams. >> good evening commissioner vice-president nakajo and chief chief williams this nice miveng report for the month of april covers the activities if march 23 to april 26th and this is 2017 i'll start with the assignment office the staff has completes the one and 21st academy graduates they're in the field currently they're reviewing the open invitation for the firefighter positions available for reassignment at the one and 19 probationary firs completing their probation in early june as well as and assigning the 120 probationary firefighters to the second part of their probation under homeland security during this reporting chief francisco exceeded and updated the terrorist activity and participated in the citywide department of communication drill he worked as at the incident command post for other barge incident and responded to the police department operation center for the power 0

chiefs report and after that, the administration chief williams now any public comment on chief joanne hayes-white report seeing none, public comment is closed. and the chief joanne hayes-white report chief williams. >> good evening commissioner vice-president nakajo and chief chief williams this nice miveng report for the month of april covers the activities if march 23 to april 26th and this is 2017 i'll start with the assignment office the staff has completes the one and 21st academy graduates they're in the field currently they're reviewing the open invitation for the firefighter positions available for reassignment at the one and 19 probationary firs completing their probation in early june as well as and assigning the 120 probationary firefighters to the second part of their probation under homeland security during this reporting chief francisco exceeded and updated the terrorist activity and participated in the citywide department of communication drill he worked as at the incident command post for other barge incident and responded to the police department operation center for the power 0

a huge thank you chief joanne hayes-white to commissioner president ken cleaveland not here and commissioner vice-president nakajo, deputy director mark gonzales the assistant deputy chief and assistant deputy chief and go francisco and members of the public of the san francisco fire department and fellow folks for walking in the grand parade in the pouring rain worlds can't impose our gratitude i have a letter along with a pin symbol listing the 50 year i want to present to commissioner president ken cleaveland. >> you chief joanne hayes-white from one the chairs recognizing the department. >> thank you for the continues support for another 50 years thank you very much. >> thank you, sir >> (clapping.) >> next speaker, please. >> identify yourself please. sure. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, my name is stephen martin i'm a firefighter for san francisco station 32 and nert commissioner moore with the mandarin corp. a fifth generation san franciscan the president of the sunny side organization i like to thank the chief so for her support of our association and for all the service memb

joanne hayes-white. i know it isn't comfortable for her but like to ask ginny to stand and come to the micro phone. this is so well deserved and want to spend a few minutes praising i think one of the most dedicated civil servants not just with the san francisco fire department but probably in the city's history and she is going to be retiring, well deserved after 37 years of service with city and county of san francisco. we are grateful to have had her 36 years and i don't think there is one person that has come across ginny that has anything other than positive thing tooz say because she is a very positive person and very capable and worked under the direction of 13 deputy chief's of operation including mark gonzalez who last week convened all his pred haves with the exception of one to ginny at a lovely lunch and it is well deserved. note easy to get ginny here today, but we wanted to say thank you and from me to you personally, i can't tell you how much i appreciate all that you have done. we met in

speakers include mayor ed lee, san francisco police chief william scott, fire chief joanne hayes-whiterown. this morning marks the one-hundred and eleventh anniversary of the 19-0-6 earthquake in san francisco. firefighters after the earthquake claimed a fire hydrant saved much of the city from fires that broke out. three thousand people died in the tragedy. ( darya ) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) happening now. police are looking into the attempted rape of a jogger near sonoma. a 24-year-old woman says she was jogging along the sonoma overlook trail on sunday afternoon. she says a man yelled at her near norrbom road but she kept going. the woman says she was then suddenly pushed from behind and the attacker fell on top her, punching her several times. she was able to escape and call for help. police have not released a description of the attacker. ( james ) still ahead on the kron ... it's an important day in the south bay as city councilors discuss renter's rights. see what's at stake for renters and property owners. and after the break..

joanne hayes-white. i know it isn't comfortable for her but like to ask ginny to stand and come to the micro phone. this is so well deserved and want to spend a few minutes praising i think one of the most dedicated civil servants not just with the san francisco fire department but probably in the city's history and she is going to be retiring, well deserved after 37 years of service with city and county of san francisco. we are grateful to have had her 36 years and i don't think there is one person that has come across ginny that has anything other than positive thing tooz say because she is a very positive person and very capable and worked under the direction of 13 deputy chief's of operation including mark gonzalez who last week convened all his pred haves with the exception of one to ginny at a lovely lunch and it is well deserved. note easy to get ginny here today, but we wanted to say thank you and from me to you personally, i can't tell you how much i appreciate all that you have done. we met in

speakers include mayor ed lee, san francisco police chief william scott, fire chief joanne hayes-white and former mayor willie brown. this morning marks the one-hundred and eleventh anniversary of the 19-0-6 earthquake in san francisco. firefighters after the earthquake claimed a fire hydrant saved much of the city from fires that broke out. three thousand people died in the tragedy. ( darya ) thanks terisa. we will check back with you through out the morning. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a southwest pilot is fired after he tries to bring a loaded gun into the airport. we'll explain what happened. and a scary scene for a family after they wake up to a huge alligator on their front porch. we'll tell you the obstacle the gator had to go through to get up to the home. plus.

joanne hayes-white. know it isn't comfortable for her but like to ask ginny to stand and come to the micro phone. this is so well deserved and want to spend a few minutes praising i think one of the most dedicated civil servants not just with the san francisco fire department but probably in the city's history and she is going to be retiring, well deserved after 37 years of service with city and county of san francisco. we are grateful to have had her 36 years and i don't think there is one person that has come across ginny that has anything other than positive thing tooz say because she is a very positive person and very capable and worked under the direction of 13 deputy chief's of operation including mark gonzalez who last week convened all his pred haves with the exception of one to ginny at a lovely lunch and it is well deserved. note easy to get ginny here today, but we wanted to say thank you and from me to you personally, i can't tell you how much i appreciate all that you have done. we met in 19

joann hayes-white fire chief. i always say the city small-town so when i found out about this story that are pil brought to us as walls are responding crews from pd and fire department, i, too, like jonathan sort of in a back nine of my career was very inspired to hear the three people out having a nice afternoon fishing to assist someone. did no total stranger. for me, i sign allow certificates every illustrated her about mr. shanahan. to my great surprise, i wanted i said to mr. shannon, who i met and know from over the years, i said you are the mr. shanahan. it's amazing like i said big city small-town. so we are forever grateful for the great work that you did and i'm glad your join us are able to join us today. congratulations i like you on behalf of the fire department and as was the commission michael each of you up individually and then you can stay by me and maybe if one of you were all three of you want to say a few words i know the commission would be very open to that. so furman, i'm going to read each

report from chief of department joanne hayes-white on current issues axativities and events within the department since the fire commission meeting of march 22, 2017, including budget, aadomies, especially events, communications and outreach to other government agencies and the public. report from operations deputy chief mark gonzalez on overall field operations, including greater aarm fires, emergency medical serveish, bureau of fire prevection and investigation, and airport division. >> thank you. good morning again president cleavelands and commissioners. i like to welcome our new commissioner [inaudible] very nice to have all 5 commission seats filled. it has been a while. it is a little over a year so welcome and i would be remisif i didn't acknowledge that as everyone knows the city is rich in history and tradition. i know your family played a huge role in that history and tradition and i know all of us on behalf the san francisco fire department and sure your colleagues welcome you and want to acknowledge not just you but your families rich contribution particularly from a publi

joanne hayes-white, san francisco fire chief. this is a day that is good to honor and celebrate how the city rose through the ashes. and there was this ceremony at church and 20th in san francisco. to spray paint the fire hydrant gold. this hydrant is referred to as the golden hydrant, because it played a critical role. fire fighters tapped into it to save homes and lives.. although all survivors of that day have since passed, we talked to a family member. edward baumgarten, family memer of the 1906 earthquake. my aunt was born then, as the house collapsed. here in san francisco, terisa estacio (vicki) president trump pushing a 'buy american, hire american' policy. find out how this could impact bay area tech compaines - still ahead on kron four news. (grant) plus, 'changing technology forever'. facebook introduces its newest products that might change how we use tech. (vicki) and next, a woman jogger attacked on a popular bay area trail. who police are searching for. (grant) you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need

francisco fire department would you please welcome the honorable-i call the hon., chief joanne tran white tran hayes >> good morning everyone. welcome. i bent as a native san franciscan i know well that we are a city rich in history and tradition and this is what my favorite traditions. because we get to commemorate what happened 111 years ago today. april 18, 1906. we remember those who suffered great losses that they but we also get to celebrate and that's one of the things that san francisco is very proud of its strength, its fortitude and its resilience to literally pick the city up and rise from the ashes after the earthquake and fires of 1906. i would like to acknowledge all you here today to carry on that history and that tradition.. i particularly would like to say thank you to mayor ed for making sure that all of and that her parents work together to be the strongest most resilient city we can. i like to say particular thanks to all the numbers of the san francisco fire department. those that came before me, those that are here today those that are retired.thank you to angie mann, truck one

demonstrated to follow the signs to the tsunami shelter and in attendance were keep in mind and chief joanne hayes-white for the walk and following the walk there have an emergency preparedness at the marina school with the emergency response team at the fire department and the department of emergency management last thursday i attended the third annual mariachi at the high school auditorium and at the concert a legacy of our form sprushz we had students a part of performances if bryan elementary and caesar chavez elementary school and mission education center and everett million dollar and school of arts and mission high school to all students from all those high schools performed at the concert and special guests from san francisco favorites dance and also from visiting from la jolla mariachi middle school were fantastic the sfusd's is proud to demonstrate and new model not just what music classes to be but what they look like in the urban cultural in this program music teachers and community teaching artists train and work together towards the goal of welcoming a difference set of students to be musi