waukesha fire department. no words can express the partnership that we have with the waukesha fire department and how we work together as one in this incident. mavis mutual box alarm system. the chief will talk about that. suburban mutual aid response team which we call smart. fbi, atf, the state division of criminal investigations, school district of waukesha, the milwaukee police department center, wisconsin state crime lab, wisconsin state patrol. after this press conference, we'll provide a link on our website for any questions regarding witness information. if there's any additional video a citizen might have that can look at this link or any family members or individuals that need to recover property. the waukesha police department website is only source for information. do not release information from any other source as it has not been vetted and could lead to false information. thank you. >> chief. >> thank you, dan. before i get started, on behalf of the men and women of the waukesha fire drnths i'd

working in partnership with the fire department getting these victims to the hospital, fire department transported multiple victims, chief harr will talk about that. officers picked up victims and put them in their squad and rushed them to the hospital and citizens also picked up victims and rushed them to the hospital. there is also off-duty law enforcement, fire and ems personnel that were attending this event who got involved and took part in saving lives. i want to thank our community partners. i want to disspell some rumors. there was no pursuit that led up to this incident. this is not a terrorist event. i want to thank our first responders partners. it is a long list and i apologize, we apologize if i forgot anyone. waukesha fire department, no words to express the partnership that we have with the waukesha fire department and how we work together as one in this incident. mavis box alarm system and the suburban mutual aid response team which we call smart, responded which includes a dozen local law enforcement agencies. fbi, atf, the state, the vision of criminal investigations,

the fire department is a family. we live together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know w

waukesha fire department. no words can express the partnership that we have with the waukesha fire department and how we work together as one in this incident. mutual aid, the chief will talk about that. the suburban mutual aid response team which we call s.m.a.r.t. respondent which includes a dozen local law enforcement agencies. fbi, atf. the state division of criminal investigations. school district in waukesha. the milwaukee police department fusion center. wisconsin state crime lab, wisconsin state patrol. after this press conference, we'll provide a link on our website for any questions regarding witness information. if there is any additional video, they can look at this link or any family members or individuals that need to recover property. the waukesha police department website is the only source for information. do not release information from any other source as it has not been vetted and could lead to false information. thank you. >> chief howard. >> thank you, dan. before i get started, behalf th

and the fire department and brian strong from the office of capital planning for work on this. e were three reports issued. one is the first of annual progress report from the departments on their work to fully expand and build out the efws. there was also a special analysis report exploring feasibility of new sea water pumping station on the oceanside and in southeast san francisco to expand the sea water stations for efws that have been in place. the third report completed in june was comprehensive analysis of fire suppression needs by neighborhood in the city. again, i want to thank the p.u.c. for following through and meeting deadlines on these three reports. i want to highlight one important deadline coming up. december 31st as laid out in the resolution. they are to brent to the board and the public comprehensive plan for expanding the efws to all neighborhoods including financing plan. that is coming up. finally, one additional piece of work happened since the last hearing in january on this issue. budget and legislative analyst office did a supplemental report looking at

the fire department is a family. we live together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know w

the threat of significant fires in the community has been memorized. back in may, the department announced the start of the season much earlier because severe drought conditions. >> that is certainly great news. i'm jeff ranieri. it's dry today. we did get a little sunshine, but i'm talking about two more chances of rainfall in about eight minutes. >>> plus, yahoo pulling business out of china. why they say it's it too challenging to work there. >>> i want to do this. i've never shot anything. so i don't know anything at all. and they said that's fine. >> meet the olympic hopeful from palo alto. she prepares for beijing. this isn't our first flip. and sure, some renovations can require a bit of compromise. but, there's no settling here. at floor & decor, she gets to fulfill her vision while i get in-stock products at budget-friendly prices. all in one trip. plus, we get the installation materials we need to get it done right and right on time. it's a win-win. now that's shopping like a pro. explore floor & decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >>> the fraud trial of ther

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the houston fire department.e providing the security for the event, as they were helping and leading the response. we have been at the reunification center, our institute of forensic sciences is responsible for identifying the victims. i was in touch with dr. sanchez there and they are working as quickly as they can on those autopsies so they can release the bodies to the family and get some answers as to ultimately the cause of these deaths. throughout the morning, i and my team have also been on the phone with all of the relevant county agencies trying to untangle as much as we can about what may have led to this. the roles in particular that live nation, that the city of houston, and that harris county had in any of this. it may well be that this tragedy is a result of unpredictable events, circumstances coming together that couldn't possibly have been avoided. but until we determine that, i will ask the tough questions and that's what i've spent the morning doing. what i know so far is that live nation and as

i can't speak to fire department. robin may want to jump in if it was a fire department spec. [indiscernible] site feasibility. >> yeah, i think when we understand, there are so many different inspectors. fire, d.p.w., you know, everybody has -- so when you guys have these enforcement issues, do you guys all get together? or i mean is the fire department going to give the same amount of time as the sfmta? or are they going to say you have to move in 30 days or your going to get a ticket, you know? it takes time to dismantle or move these things. they're not like, you know, you can just unscrew it with a screw gun. so i just want to make sure that the public knows -- or for small business, it's a shock that they have to move these things. they have ample time to do so before any real hard core enforcement comes down. >> absolutely. and to answer the question about process and procedure, yes, the departments, especially those who have enforcement jurisdiction and enforcement mandate, we meet regularly. so that the fire department, the sfmta, dpw, the mayor's office on disability,

>> i was a member of the cadet program through the fire department. >> you would go fight fires? >> we could go on ride alongs but not going into the burning building for liabilityerancy. they would not let cadets go into a live fire. reasons. they would not let cadets go into a live fire. >> at the end of the program you would not be an full fire fighter? >> no. >> or an emt either? >> no. >> to be an emt you have to be 18 and a high school graduate. >> depending on the state. at illinois you can take a state at the college at 16 and have the emt license at age 17. >> you never did any of that? >> no, i was on online school. >> the night of august 25th, you for kenosha, wisconsin saying you know an emt. that was a lie? >> yes. >> you were telling people you were 18 or 19 years old, that was a lie too? >> no, i didn't tell anybody my age that night. >> you never volunteered it? >> i didn't. >> you knew as a 17-year-old you should not have done that, right? >> no, i just didn't find it relevant to give my age to anybody. it wasn't something that came up in conversation. >> because

and the fire department and brian strong from the office of capital planning for work on this. in june there were three reports issued. one is the first of annual progress report from the departments on their work to fully expand and build out the efws. there was also a special analysis report exploring feasibility of new sea water pumping station on the oceanside and in southeast san francisco to expand the sea water stations for efws that have been in place. the third report completed in june was comprehensive analysis of fire suppression needs by neighborhood in the city. again, i want to thank the p.u.c. for following through and meeting deadlines on these three reports. i want to highlight one important deadline coming up. december 31st as laid out in the resolution. they are to brent to the board and the public comprehensive plan for expanding the efws to all neighborhoods including financing plan. that is coming up. finally, one additional piece of work happened since the last hearing in january on this issue. budget and legislative analyst office did a supplemental repor

and the fire department and brian strong from the office of capital planning for work on this. in june there were three reports issued. one is the first of annual progress report from the departments on their work to fully expand and build out the efws. there was also a special analysis report exploring feasibility of new sea water pumping station on the oceanside and in southeast san francisco to expand the sea water stations for efws that have been in place. the third report completed in june was comprehensive analysis of fire suppression needs by neighborhood in the city. again, i want to thank the p.u.c. for following through and meeting deadlines on these three reports. i want to highlight one important deadline coming up. december 31st as laid out in the resolution. they are to brent to the board and the public comprehensive plan for expanding the efws to all neighborhoods including financing plan. that is coming up. finally, one additional piece of work happened since the last hearing in january on this issue. budget and legislative analyst office did a supplemental repor

neighbors tried to fight the flames with garden hoses before the fire department actually showed up. smoke was pouring out of the open doors and windows. >> i put the water hose, and i start screaming at them to get out, the fire, and i was screaming, but i don't know if they heard me. >> reporter: jesus his son william was rescued from the house by firefighters, it was taken to john muir. he is dealing with life- threatening injuries. investigators are trying to figure out exactly how the fire started. >>> meanwhile, as we head toward the holidays, california making an all-out push to get a booster shot into your arm, whether or not the federal guidelines say you need one. >> wilson walker shows us the new messaging is creating a new rush. >> reporter: the state dispensed with any kind of guidelines for who is eligible for a booster, so a lot of people who have been waiting for the word go are jumping at the opportunity right now point >> i was looking forward to getting it, and i got my email from kaiser with the link to come get it, so i am here. >> reporter: a busy day at the sola

the houston fire department, we had a very robust contingency and emergency response plan.ent was delivered by a third party medical company for the venue. the security was the same. it was a third party company that was delivering the security for, primarily for that venue. in spite of that, we did have units that are pre-positioned9 from the houston fire department to insure that we were monitoring the progress and the event. from the time, as mayor mentioned, from the time that the incident started to escalate around 9:30, we requested additional resources to the scene to augment those that were already pre-positioned around that venue. and this is important. even though the plan did not require for that, we had pre-positioned units around the venue in case this incident escalated. from the time that the mass casualty incident was declared to the first unit on scene was two minutes. when we began to make patient contact. that is an incredible response. and, look, that that can go unnoticed. as far as the planning, we here in the city of houston take these events very ser

fire department transported multiple victims.p victims and put them into squad cars and rush them to the hospital. there was also off-duty law enforcement, fire and ems personnel that were attending this event who immediately got involved in took part in saving lives. i want to thank our community partners. i want to dispel some rumors. there was no pursuance that led up to this incident. this is not a terrorist event. i want to thank our first responder partners. it's a long list and i apologize. we apologize if i forgot to anyone waukesha fire department. no words can express the partnership we have with the waukesha fire department and how we work together as one. mutual aid alarm system. the chief will talk about it. suburban mutual aid response team, smart. it includes dozens of local law enforcement agencies. fbi, atf, the state, division of criminal investigations. school district of waukesha, milwaukee police department, wisconsin state crime lab, wisconsin state patrol. after this press conference, we will provide a link

victims were transferred by waukesha fire department by the heartland as to the hospital.olice officers also transferred victims to the hospital and so did family members. we are no longer looking for the suspect's vehicle we have a person of interest in custody but this is a very fluid investigation. as we suffer stand the resiliency of the community coming together. also with federal state, dci, state patrol waukesha state department brookfield police departments fbi. and the other partners who responded to this tragedy. into the families involved you're in our thoughts and prayers to the waukesha community the scene is now safe and secure i will take a few questions. >> . >> i will provide brief information that patients transported. as part of a sinister carl call start economy heard radio traffic we immediately responded from five stations. we in this —- use mass casualty protocols and activated a box and that means we received assistance not only from the five fire stations and all personnel on duty but approximately five other fire departments. the fire department a

. >> i was an emt firefighter cadet at the antioch fire department. >> when was that? >> i was a cadet at the antioch fire department i believe from 2018 or 2019 up until the incident on august 25th. >> a cadet is someone that is just beginning the process of eventually achieving full emt certification? >> no. >> were you studying to be an emt before august 25th 2020? >> i was learning about certain things in the field of firefighting and ems. >> but that is not formal classes, is it? >> no, we would meet once a week and depending on the day we would either do airways or firefighter stuff like hose drags and learning how to crawl through buildings. >> and these are things that you did with antioch fire department? >> yes. >> you weren't a member, were you? >> i was. >> you were an actual on duty member on the roster of the antioch fire department? >> no, no. >> when you say you were a member, what do you mean? >> i was a member of the fire cadet program, we were issued shirts. we would help with the pancake breakfast, and we would wear staff shirts, i still have one in

>> i was. >> you were an actual, on-duty member on the roster of the antioch fire department? >> no, no. >> when you say you're a member, what do you mean? >> i was a member of the antioch fire cadet program. we were issued shirts and our fire cadet member. we would help with the pancake breakfast at the bfws and wear one of the antioch staff shirts. i still have one in my closet. >> maybe i didn't express myself clearly. you were not a member of the antioch fire department, correct? >> i was a member of the cadet program which belonged to the fire department. >> so you can go out with firefighters. >> we can go out on ridelongs but can't go into burning buildings for liability reasons. >> you'd go out there and save people from burning buildings? >> not me, personally. they wouldn't let any of the cadets go into an actual live fire. >> at the end of whatever this program is, you weren't actually going to be an official firefighter, were you? >> no, it's to help prepare you for the firefighter academy. >> and you weren't going to be an emt at the end of this program either, wer

comments to chief velo's report, but in our packet was a package that described the san francisco fire department committee work groups and guidelines, and i just wanted to let you know, chief, and the command staff and the members of the department that, again, i haven't been around a little bit and being aware of the community structure that when this information came particularly with the description in terms of the committees and the title of the committees and the chair and the cultures of the committee, i was just very, very much impressed [indiscernible] and it's just really wonderful [indiscernible] and the membership. that really is part of engagement and inclusion with the members. thank you very much, chief. thank you, madam president, and that's my question for chief nicholson at this time. >> thank you, vice president nakajo. >> president feinstein: thank you. any other commissioners with questions or comments for the chief? all right. and madam secretary, i cannot see you, but is there any public comment? >> clerk: we did public comment, and everybody else has left the line. [indisc

. >> with the fire department, it is all families together. >> keith had a good sense of humor. as outgoing. and he was really driven to succeed. >> and he did. promoted all the way to fire chief in 1991. but keith never lost his personal connection with the people he served. >> he was one of the first responders in the oklahoma city bombing. >> he was. >> that's when he worked on that lady who was trapped forever underneath that rubble. keith wouldn't leave her. >> was he a hero in your eyes? >> oh, i think so. i was pretty proud of him as a friend for that. >> as for becky, she was a force in the community, too, working in real estate. her business often seemed more about the people than the money. >> becky had a very selfless side to her too. there were people that i know of, if they were upside down, she even at times was known to take her own money to closing and help like that. >> keith was elected city councilman in mustang. becky's business was thriving, and their marriage an example to others. >> she and keith did some premarital counseling for several years in our churc

the fire department is a family.ether, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know what they nee

but from approximately 12 fire departments.he city waukesha department and its partner as partners in may of this transported a total love and love and adults and 12 pediatric patients to 6 area hospitals. we do not have any specifics on the on the injuries that at this time. all the patients were transported on. there there were some we do not have any detailed information on the fatalities at this time. just >> we'll new question for all were >> out of respect for family members. we saw coming off so that number investigation of fluid. so i don't have an exact number at this you see in the video what schools our i could even tell what what band playing shelter-in-place alert 7. '05, comments not coming >> yes. great question. so refinance shelter-in-place whole because we're still doing the canvas. so i'm going crime scene. so we do want members of many coming in to the crime scene. so we wanted the members the shelter-in-place. that's why that went thank you. no, person struck by the officer was fired. >> that's the largo in

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. >>> joining us now to talk more, roy lozano, the assistant fire chief for the houston fire department. good to have you with us this morning. i know there are a lot of questions about how this happened. the fire chief told my colleague jake tapper yesterday that why there was this, you know, 30 minutes that passed between when a mass casualty event was declared and when travis scott stopped performing was is $64,000 question. hope us understand, what is the protocol in a moment like this? you have a major event. there's a mass casualty event that's declared. what happens next? is there someone backstage who is in direct communication with the manager, the artist, someone who says now it's time to stop? >> erica, can you hear me? i just lost the last two words you said. >> i can hear you. what's the protocol? what happens as soon as a mass casualty event is declared? what should happen? what's the communication both backstage and with those performers on stage at that moment? >> so, first, before we get into those details, there's obviously an investigation. i want to echo the fire chi

victims were transferred by waukesha fire department to the hospital. the chief will speak on that. police officers also transferred victims to the hospital and family members also transferred victims from the scene to the hospital. we're no longer looking for a suspect vehicle. we do have a person of interest in custody at the moment but this is still a very fluid investigation. i was present at this event and saw firsthand the resiliency of a community coming together. i also want to thank all law enforcement partners, both federal, state dci, state patrol, waukesha county sheriff's department, brooke field police department and fbi, atf and partners that responded to a system of this tragedy. unknown at this time whether an incident is an act of terrorism. to the families involved, you're in waukesha police department's thoughts and prayers. to the waukesha community, this scene is now safe and secure. i'll take a few questions at this time. >> chief howard can speak about the victims? >> thank you. >> sorry. >> no problem. >> thank you. i was goiiing to provide brief information

victims were transferred by waukesha fire department to hospital, and police — department to hospital of the hospital and family members also — hospital and family members also transferred victims from the scene to the hospital. we are no— the scene to the hospital. we are no longer looking for a suspect— are no longer looking for a suspect vehicle. we do have a person— suspect vehicle. we do have a person of— suspect vehicle. we do have a person of interest in custody at the — person of interest in custody at the moment, but this is still— at the moment, but this is still a _ at the moment, but this is still a very fluid investigation. in this unprecedented tragic event we saw the — unprecedented tragic event we saw the resiliency of a community coming together. i also _ community coming together. i also want _ community coming together. i also want to thank all law enforcement partners, both federal. _ enforcement partners, both federal, state, dci, state patrol, _ federal, state, dci, state patrol, waukesha sheriffs department, brookville police department, the fbi, atf and all oth

how are fire department leaders responding to this sick-out?you know, jake, one of the most important key points is about 81% right now of the fdny is already in compliance with that mandate. it's a vast majority. that number higher than we expected. the number has been slowly ticking up. when it comes to the sick-out ofs, about 2300 fdny personnel have called out sick so far. that's according to the fire commissioner. according to that commissioner he believes many of those are firefighters who aren't sick who are calling in sick, using that as an opportunity to protest this mandate now in place requiring all new york city employees to have at least one shot of a covid vaccine before they can head back to work or go on unpaid leave. we heard from various unions that represent these firefighters responding to those remarks that were made not just by the fire commissioner but also by mayor bill de blasio. >> no one on this board would ever condone anyone using our medical leave policies fraudulently. we don't believe it's going on. >> how is tha

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paramedics and third largest municipal fire department had no presence on the inside of the venue.y opinion. and what that means -- go ahead. >> sorry. go on. you said what that means. >> what that really means is whoever put the event on hired a third-party medical company experts, quote-unquote, to handle any emergencies that are happening on the inside. and from the information i've been provided from a number of reporters they hired a company that in under plan basically says if something goes wrong, we're basically going to call 911, we're going to call the houston fire department. >> to be clear, you're looking at those communications failures because there was only cell phones. there was no radio connection, right, between the quote-unquote experts, as you say, and firefighters. >> right. >> clearly there should have been. so who at the city electrical, this was approved by the city. who at the city is responsible for that? >> i can tell you any time you hire a third-party medical company and you do not provide the responding agency in the event of a tragedy, in a mass casua

in a statement, the fire department said they're shocked and disappointed.calming presence and a unified voice for all southern sonoma county residents. the fire department says thompson's leave has nothing to do with nefarious acts. they say it's more to do with him fighting for the needs of the fire department. it's unclear if the fire department will be bringing him back in the future. we will stay tuned for more information. a new store could soon be on the way for shoppers in the south bay a site at the westgate west shopping center has caught the eye of costco. the company plans to submit a proposal for an urban warehouse center. >> sometime this month. kron four's gayle ong got reaction from shoppers. >> so far. longtime residents we spoke with say they are concerned about traffic in space, but overall they think having a costco here would help boost the economy. >> right now with nothing but empty store fronts at the northwest corner of the west, west shopping center in san jose. >> and he did show prelates nearby and welcome the idea of a cost a war

mandatory overtime is taking a toll on firefighters. >> over the halloween weekend the oakland fire department tweeted this. a cute picture of a little boy in his firefighter costume. the caption include an inside joke is that half joking reading due to staffing shortages any child dressed as a firefighter will be required to fill a shift. the innocent between highlighted how desperately the department needed more firefighters. >> in the month of july i think i worked 27 24-hour shifts. it is really remarkable how under staffed that we are and how many gaps are being filled by forced overtime. >> reporter: staffing levels at the fire department have not kept up with oakland's changing demand, a year-round wildfire season, homeless encampments and more housing development. firefighters are working a string of 24-hour shifts, and it is having an impact on their lives outside of work. >> we are seeing devastating effects at home. divorces, problems with families. if you can't come home and live a normal life, it is really incredibly destructive. >> the oakland fire chief said that there is also a

today, the santa rosa fire department held a special job fair for veterans. >> we found that with the veteran community, they are already accustomed to service, that is why they sign their name on the line and they continue to serve their community by becoming a firefighter for the city of santa rosa. >> if you missed the event you can still reach out to the santa rosa fire department. >>> still ahead, it is something people have been waiting to do for years, when twitter could soon allow users to edit their tweets and why it could cost you. >>> are you ready to play again? what we are learning about a potential second season for netflix's squid games. >>> taking a live look at oakland where police understood three separate shootings all happening within 12 hours of each other. a shooting outside the fox theater yesterday afternoon sent one person to the hospital and the victim is expected to survive. later, another shooting broke out near 97th prompting police to block off the roadway. evidence markers littering the ground on lakeshore avenue where a woman was shot after midnight. sh

sandra fell residents can reach out to the fire department to set up for the free service that goes on until december 17th in sandra fell, gayle ong kron 4 news. all right. weather time as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast. a live look here at the golden gate bridge. >> looks dry for now for now, for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look. yeah, we're getting some hit miss showers out there right now around the bay area going to see that. >> continue throughout the night tonight out there. you got a lot of cloud cover. there is no getting around that and cloudy skies. and a few scattered showers have been popping up as starting the afternoon and then continuing tonight we're seeing more of that out there right now. it will likely continue even into tomorrow as we got this week cold front that's sliding into the state. you see moisture moving up in far northern california were catching some stretching into the bay area. but things tapering off just a little bit. now. we did have more moderate band moving through this past hour. but now things begin to quiet down so

the contra costa county fire department shared this video from the scene. bout 4.30 this afternoon on power avenue. officials say 3 residents of the apartment were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. still no word tonight on exactly how that fire started. >> all right. step outside on this friday night. see how things are shaping up in san francisco looks like a nice night near downtown and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez checking the weekend forecast for us and for the sierra. yeah. going to stay dry for us here in the bay area, mixture of light rain and snow showers for the sierra and then another river inching closer to the bay area first arriving. for those of you in the north bay by early afternoon on monday for the rest of the bay area. we're not going to notice the storm until about monday night. that's when it's really going to peak in intensity and this is going to bring us the threat of a pop-up thunderstorm or 2 specifically for those of you in the north bay widespread light to moderate rain. this is going to be about a weak to moderate at

the fire department is a family.ve together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know what th

>> with a clarification of position by our own fire department from the state, the state fire marshal came backand said yes . we need to get our equipment back there and equipment being the 20 foot ladder. by nature that alone they determined that the state fire marshal was saying we needed to get a passageway. >> i've been around this one-size-fits-all when it comes to san francisco has caused a lot of kind of concern in that arena. i just want to give you a heads up here because if somebody's beenaround this , we've been through a few field days right now. some of the fixes are still no better. sprinkling a building for example . i'll tell you right now what that couldturn into . that goes down a whole other ... and that's been a problem to where if you're a small builder or a small home it turns into a complete pressure issuewhich is a department issue and so on. and still ends up not a buildable project .i'm really concerned about this so i just wonder if you have reached out to stakeholders about this and got their input because you're going to need to be well equipped here when

new york city's covid-19 vaccine mandate is now in effect meaning that today if members of the fire departmentnd haven't had at least one vaccine dose, they could be sent home without pay. moments ago the fdny commissioner says hundreds of members called out sick this morning bringing the total number of sickouts to 2,300. cnn's paolo sandoval joins us now from outside of a fire station and i guess the concerns as some protests ensue is of staffing shortages and what this could mean really for spus responders. i know that this is something that the mayor recently spoke out b.what did he say? >> well, bianna, he says that they have the resources. they have the personnel and most importantly they have a contingency plan to make up for the loss in the workforce and staffing issues that they have actually encountered. they are started tone counter over the weekend having to reshuffle some of the resources around to make sure that the calls don't go unanswered and to make up for the roughly 2,300 fifthers that have called in sick for one reason or another. we heard over the weekend from northern's

the santa rosa fire department is officially declaring an end to the wildfire season there. tting nearly a foot of rain. last month. the fire threat is now minimal, although the season is over. the fire department says people should still remain vigilant during the winter months. they want residents to also prepare for another potentially active wildfire season next year. time for look at the forecast as we are looking out over downtown san francisco. some pretty nice cleared up after some. >> rain yesterday. cloudy, maybe to start the day for some folks meteorologist dave spahr is with us. i'm talking about about a foot of rain in santa rosa. they're going to get some yeah. everybody is going to get some in the timing for this is great. not totally nocturnal, maybe catching a little bit there early morning commute thursday morning. but beyond that. >> nice little quick move through. it actually won't be as aggressive as what we had from earlier this week. but hey, that's great. >> and we set any need the rain live shot east bay shoreline. as you can see, the sun off towards

the program is going to be, we haven't been involved, we the city of houston and the houston fire departmentent, involved in the planning from the onset of these events. that needs to change. we need to have a seat at the table, from the beginning, to understand what the plan is, and what our responsibilities will be in escalating in case things go wrong. we cannot -- after the fact essentially, with no situational awareness, into these large events. i'm just speaking in general. so, we need to look -- to see if these open general admission stan standing room only events are appropriate and what we can do to make those safer. >> as i was watching that, i was thinking would it have been different if there were seats, rows, et cetera. fire chief pena, we know you have a lot of broken hearts from mothers and fathers, to handle here. we wish you best of luck as you investigate this. >> thank you, jim. >>> just ahead, tensions rising on the poland belarus boarder as thousands of migrants are left stranded, hungry in freezing temperatures. we'll take you there live. how did panera come up with the

today, the santa rosa fire department held a special job fair for veterans. veterans in attendance were able to check out firefighting equipment, as well as job- related demonstrations, to learn more about career opportunities point >> we found in the veteran community, they are already used to to service. that is why they sign their name on that line. if they can continue to serve their community by becoming a firefighter for the city of santa rosa. >> if you missed today's event and are interested in applying, you can still reach out to the santa rosa fire department. >>> california's extreme drought, here's the latest drought monitor map. one northern california coastal candy appears to be improving slightly. parts of mendocino county have been upgraded from extreme drought to severe. paul heggen is joining us now with the rest of the story point >>> it is still not a great picture. it is better than it was. extreme, severe, exceptional, it tells you that it is a bad situation when we are excited about severe drought showing up on the map. this is what it

comments to chief velo's report, but in our packet was a package that described the san francisco fire department committee work groups and guidelines, and i just wanted to let you know, chief, and the command staff and the members of the department that, again, i haven't been around a little bit and being aware of the community structure that when this information came particularly with the description in terms of the committees and the title of the committees and the chair and the cultures of the committee, i was just very, very much impressed [indiscernible] and it's just really wonderful [indiscernible] and the membership. that really is part of engagement and inclusion with the members. thank you very much, chief. thank you, madam president, and that's my question for chief nicholson at this time. >> thank you, vice president nakajo. >> president feinstein: thank you. any other commissioners with questions or comments for the chief? all right. and madam secretary, i cannot see you, but is there any public comment? >> clerk: we did public comment, and everybody else has left the line. [indisc

. >>> meantime, the santa rosa fire department has officially declared the end of the 2021 wildfire own? that city. the fire department says santa rosa received roughly 11 inches of rain in october, minimizing the threat of major fires. >>> rough sir enough the bay area coastline today. these are conditions off the pacific today. the national weather service is warning do not turn your because on the ocean, saying the storm could create sneaker waves that would surge three to four feet in just a few seconds. let's bring paul back in. this storm is kind of tapering off, moving away? >> yes. but there will be another one wednesday night into thursday that will create another we will. but it's nice to see these rain chances spaced out every two or three days in the forecast. you can see the heaviest rain moved off northeast by about 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon. the showers out there right now are basically stationary, which shows how they are being squeezed out against the higher terrain. some of the higher terrain in the north bay get something additional rain as well. this is gradually g