they have two ambulances within chase center. and medical group in there. so, yes. they are ready to go and like chief cochran said, the guy who is leading the charge there is, you know, formerly from secret service or something and he's the real deal. so he understands. he's been great working with us. and again, so i'm confident. we've also been working with the police department and m.t.a. and d.e.m. and everyone, so we're ready to go. >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you. i think that's important, chief, that the public understands it's not just our department or the police department, but there is also private ambulance service that is going to be onsite. you know, whenever there is an event there. >> chief nicholson: and it's more robust than just two ambulances, they have a clinic. >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much, commissioner cleaveland. veronese? >> commissioner veronese: can we see the -- >> yes, i will get it to you. >> commissioner veronese: then as far as the chase center is concerned, i'm sure you've run

machine-gun fire, she kept driving those ambulances. at the same time, 10 million people were going that way running away from the germans. they were scary and a lot felt the same way and were running away also. meanwhile, driving the ambulance with a gearshift we do things differently so there were a lot of shifting and it was agony, great shooting pains and it was held on to her leather straps around her waist, big buckles that chafed her skin and would lead as well. she went on doing this until they were demobilized in france capitulated. did she then go back to baltimore and have a quiet life, no. they were at war so she had to go all the way through france which was occupied by the nazis into spain and then catch a ship all the way back. she bought into spain and then met a guy that was supposedly a british businessman secret agent by the name of george. this wasn't his real name we will never know that he was coming into the station and was there because he was there to interview refugees coming over the border. britain had no ide

ambulances responded to take injured people to the hospital. right now the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the giants will honor one of the best clutch hitter in franchise history by retiring his number. will clark wore 22 during his eight seasons as a giant. the giants saluted clark and other members of the 1989 national league pennant winners yesterday. teammates and fans nicknamed clark will the thrill when he's merged as a team leader. >> this is where i learned to play baseball, where i learned to be a big leaguer, where i had the most success. to be forever linked with the greatest that ever played this sport here in san francisco, it's absolutely amazing. >> the team plans to hold a special ceremony during the 2020 seas season. >>> check this out you guys. this is happening right now in san francisco. you are looking live at the bus deck of the sales force transit center. today marks the first weekday in ten months that buses are using the center's third level again. >> the bus says not in service, but some people did just

thethe ambulance. they saw the helicopter coming back and they said let's turn back and see if that's for him and sure enough it landed on the ball field and they loaded me up in four minutes lateinto four mn the emergency room. the doctor said it wasn't a matter of minutes. he said i maybe had another minute. wawas that close but luckily thy were able to take care of me. >> one of the subtitles as countless heroes. you talk about a woman named susan kennedy. >> susan was just a special person. we came in contact with so many angels, you know, just people that did so many things to help. not just me, but for my wife. jennifer is a new orleans with the kids. it's summer, they don't have school. she isn't going to expect that at 6:30 in the morning to get a phone call with your husband has been shot on a ball field. that's what happened. it's kind of like these mixed feelings and she's not thinking like like okay this isn't real r this isn't life-threatening. is it just a flesh wound? and finally the sur

one woman frantically asks for ambulances to help the wounded. >> we understand. we understand. we have somebody going to that specific location where you are. >> people are down. >> listen, listen to me. >> we need ambulances. >> we have everyone on the way. the ambulances are on the way. >> she helped one of the gunshot victims and stayed with the man till paramedics an rbied. >> the governor visited san francisco's emergency dispatch center today to announce a major upgrade to the state's 911 system that will allow people to get the precise locations of cell phone callers and accept texts, photos and videos paid for with a new 33 cent surcharge on bills. the previous surcharge taxed only phone calls. >> 80% of the utilization is no longer land lines, it's smart phones. a disproportionate use is text and data, not necessarily voice. we have a system that will is collapsing in terms of its funding. >> the new 911 system will allow cities to route calls to another region if there's a power out and or a major disaster. upgrade should be completed by late next year. >> now, to wha

throughout the night ambulances ferried the injured for treatment outside of a nearby hospital relatives checked for names of the dead and injured an attacker had set off explosives in the midst of the wedding celebrations. yeah dimon pursuit of the explosion happened near the stage where the musicians were all of the young people and all the people who were there were killed some are wounded and now they're in the hospital and others are dead. this nearby hospital needed every bit of space to accommodate the victims they had arrived in a massive wave of distress. of all of that the market bottom of it we came to the site of the blast and i saw that many women and children were screaming and crying many martyrs and injured people were transferred by the ambulances and it was really a terrible situation. beyond the weddings themselves wedding halls are also used as simple meeting places for small and large gatherings that's made them the target of a local affiliate of the so-called islamic state. last november at least $55.00 people were killed when a suicide bomber attacked hundreds of m

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ambulance after ambulance brought victims to hospital relatives desperately searched for their loved ones looking through lists to find out huge being killed or injured along the anticipated night sente tragedy when the attack a blew himself up. the explosion happened he the stage with the musicians were everyone who was there including the young people and children were killed others were wounded and now they were in hospital about. this nearby facility was filled with the injured many would certainly distraught as they relieved what happened on saturday night the bride and groom survived but loved ones died. i've lost hope. i lost my brother my friends who came to join my wedding party everyone celebrating our independent state today so i don't care whether they're going to light up the city it doesn't matter anymore. it's a feeling that many in kabul will share big weddings a part of afghan culture despite the ongoing war they feel people with joy it's that feeling which this bombing targeted the attack that killed and maimed and left afghans even more fearful and in secure. now w

we said we needed an ambulance. he was fading. shows up with a gray truck, they put a blanket down, we throw chris in the back of the truck and he takes off and i stayed on the scene. >> were you just in go-mode? >> i was in go-mode. >> what do you think of the idea of someone who is just a hater, white nationalist, whatever label you want to put on it, coming to this place, trying to find people who are brown who represents something he hates and doing this in your town. >> a coward. an absolute hateful coward. to come in and shoot children and innocent people, there's no other word for this man. >> it's the complete polar opposite of what you're about every day. anybody who's been with cbp, you guys -- it's a humanitarian obligation first. you're dealing with trying to help people on a regular basis and now here you are with somebody who wants to kill the same people you help. >> these are our neighbors. and later we found out, i lived down the street from chris. >> my same neighborhood. >> they're our family, they're our friend

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an ambulance arriving soon after. and abc's whit johnson on what we know so far tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a medical emergency at the kennedy compound in hyannis port. 911 calls made just after 2:30 this afternoon. hyannis fire rescue responding. an ambulance sent to the residence. >> engine 6 on location. >> bring that ambulance closer to the front door. three minutes. we're ready to come downstairs. we're just prepauring. >> reporter: details on the condition of the individual and who it was at this hour still unclear. the storied cape cod waterfront compound spans six years. for years, the kennedy family has used it as their retreat. president john f. kennedy famously vacationing here with his family, using it as a base for his 1960 presidential campaign and later as a summer white house. >> and whit johnson with us tonight, as well. whit, the kennedys and that compound, obviously so much history there. any word from the kennedy family tonight? >> reporter: david, no official word yet from the kennedy family, b

the ambulances are being shielded off with plastic sheeting. everybody at the response site in hazmat suits. if a spewing experimental nuclear reactor that just killed seven people has been cast into the sea, who do you call to fix that problem? and what dangers does it pose as you try to fish it out? i mean we'll stay on this story, but we've only been following it a couple of days and it's exponentially worse. and part of continuing to follow it will be trying to figure out if you or anyone in russia can trust anything that the russian government says about what is actually happening on its own soil, including about the threat that may be posed here to civilians, certainly including the first responders and the medical personnel and whoever is involved in whatever this cleanup effort now is. and i mean it is one thing to trust your government in good times when you generally approve of what they are doing, when things are generally going well. but can you trust them in a crisis? do you trust them in a crisis? if you don't trust them in a cris

he's looking for the one guy in the back of the ambulance with him on that very faithful day. >> sean,corey, thank you so much. >> he says sean was huge for his overall attitude. he kept the mood light in the back of the ambulance and want to say thanks a bunch. >> help an effort of good will and random acts of kindness. so why the iron man costume. >> i'm trying to get more kids to look so they're looking for iron man on the motorcycle so when they start driving they'll look out for motorcycles. >> that's a good idea. some people wear high visibility yellow or orange, corey wears an iron man helmet and costume. i think it works. little cadence has some coaching tips. how she is helping her brother get into the game. and it makes for a wild ride. >> that's pretty cool. brought to you by neutrogen neutrogena hydroboost. out of the water. hydro boost with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back... neutrogena® and try our hydrating makeup. what's better than one how about twoe garden? all new $5 take home entrées enjoy any meal here then take home an all-time favorite like

we know that the ambulance service have tweeted to say they are treating two people at present.t of cottages around this area, and people are congregating outside the building, talking about what is going on in what they've seen. i talk to one of the people out there at the time, who works in one of the office buildings, and he said because demolition workers have been here at the moment, they assumed it was part of that. they quickly realise something wasn't right when they saw the scaffolding sought to topple of the building and there was an almighty crash. quickly, they saw people running from the area of the building up the street to where i'm standing now, outside one of the office blocks. in kenya, a hotel in nairobi is reopening today, more than seven months after an al shabab attack that killed 20 people, including six of the hotel's staff. the reopening comes at a time when the government has introduced sweeping changes in the security sector including plans to arm security guards. emmanuel igunza reports. gunshots. january 15, 2019. heavily armed gunmen storm a luxury

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we finally got her loaded on an ambulance. my wife rolled with the ambulance to umc. to run down here and get the car and meet them at umc. >> how is she doing? >> today she's doing a little bit better. she's getting stronger every day. >> she was shot through the leg into her pelvis. >> her abdomen. she's had surgery with that and she's working through that right now. she's a little bit coherent. she's speaking at much as she can been she's got great spirits. we've been around the bed, holder her hand, reminding her she's going to be all right, she's in the hands of the lord and great doctors. >> i imagine you've been praying. >> prayed for her. there are probably 10,000 people here praying for her in el paso and around the country. >> you were in the military. you have counselled people. you've seen horrific things. now you are going through this. how do you counsel yourself? what do you tell yourself about how this happened, why this happened? >> i'm reminded that got is fateful and that god requires something of us as human and that this horrific tragedy was based

have been able to get there is to see if we have ambulances a country taking the injured to a number of hospitals to repeat we're told that there are injuries ranging from the minor to the critical and the mayor has said that there are multiple fatalities it comes of course less than 6 days after there was a shooting at a festival in california there 3 people were killed and then the gunman turned the gun on himself obviously the situation is very fluid the police don't have all the information from the situation they are gathering that at the moment and what expecting a briefing from the police from the f.b.i. and from the district attorney at some point within the next hour in el paso and efficient thank you very much indeed. to hong kong now where there's been a standoff between police and activists at anti-government protests police fired tear gas at hundreds of protesters after a police station was vandalized tens of thousands of demonstrators joined multiple rallies on saturday protesters want to inquiry into police handling of weeks of on rest and complete withdrawal of the no

or ambulances. how do we effectively connect what is happening in the field, and the prehospital or precare setting where patients are actually seen a lot, and is the primary mode of transit or entry into our system. so not surprisingly, the ambulances and what we call the e.m.s. services, they brought their own version of electronic health records and they have a whole different electronic standard. we were able to map those standards together so that if a patient is seen by an ambulance in the field, they are able to connect and do the same kind of korey about patient formation and transmit that to the hospital or anywhere they want and pilots that we have done that came out of some initial successful pilots out of southern california, we did one in sacramento with the county fire to reduce unnecessary transfers for high utilizers who generally are not, because they are not connected to community providers, or they have had behavioral health needs, and this is where we actually put an advanced pra

thank you. >>> a frightin bronx, when two nyfd ambulances rushed, colliding.was all caught on camera. take a look. you can see the ambulances coming from different directions there. one plowing into the other. that ambulance losing control, bringing down a street sign, before flipping on to its side. the four emergency workers inside all seriously injured. but expected to survive. >>> now to arrests in several states as investigators crack down on those who are threatening violence. some doing so on social media. the fbi now issuing a new warning in the wake of back-to-back mass shootings. >> reporter: this morning, the fbi warning americans of a possible increase in hate crimes after several threats in the past week. yesterday police in new haven, connecticut, arresting 53-year-old jeffrey hansen, accused of posting a threatening message of a festival. elsewhere, two alleged white arsting 23-year-old connor forn clymo. >> if there is a possibly determined enemy, we have at least the means to deal with it. >> reporter: seen here in this 2016 video from affilia

testing ambulance service. on and on and on, that most people don't know about. >> frederica newton said she wants to expand on the black panther oakland american museum. she also wants to talk about a separate museum dedicated to black panthers. >>> all stores in san francisco will be required to accept cash. the city voted to ban cashless stores earlier this year. food trucks and pop-ups are excluded from that ban. cashless stores discriminate from people who may not have credit cards or bank accounts. businesses who break that new rule could be fined up to $100 for the first offense. >>> still ahead. blocking those annoying robocalls. but find out what the nation's biggest cell phone companies is doing to crack down on scammers. >>> up next, the wildfires burning in the amazon, now being called a global crisis. the warning from researchers about the fires and the disastrous effects on climate change. change. ♪herrrre come this hair is happenin'! they t normapesticide treatments will stop us! nix ultra!!! ahh

the ambulance was called about 2:40pm to this incident.n landed on the floor by the tate gallery exit. what we've subsequently learned, as you just said, this incident involved a six—year—old boy, who in the words of the metropolitan police, was thrown off a tenth floor viewing gallery at the tate modern. people will know it, this huge building on the south bank. they were all kinds of screams and pandemonium and for a while, the gallery itself was closed to people inside and people couldn't get him from the outside. police said the night the boy involved in six years old, he was flown by air ambulance to hospital, we are not sure which one, and he is now in a critical condition. they have also said that a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. no more details on the actual incident itself. the six—year—old, if he was known to the 17—year—old or the circumstances of the incident. many eye witnesses spoke of people screaming and an effective lockdown whilst this whole incident was dealt with but as you say, the

. >> we need ambulance -- >> we understand. we understand. we have somebody going to that specific location where you are. >> there are people down. [ bleep ]. >> listen. >> we need ambulances. >> listen -- >> could you could hear her. we'll have more tonight at 6:00. as for reunit reunited festival police are escorting people to the cars and trucks left north of miller avenue. you could see it here in red. it is on the ranch side of christmas tree park. fair-goers have the opportunity to pick up their cars from this lot tomorrow. >>> because of gilroy the san jose police officers association is canceling a ravel for a high power rifle promoted in a add in local law enforcement magazine. the ravel tickets cost $20 with the proceeds supporting the police department chaplain program. >> i understand how people within our community or the community of gilroy could cause stress and grief and that wasn't our in tent and that is exactly why we chose to stop the rafael immediately. >> and there is a change of plan. kelly said san jose police sent 70

had to use your preacher voice and get attention to -- i'm being polite there and get her into an ambulancere it not for that, for the bravery of you and your wife and just the quick thinking, who knows what would have happened. >> yes. that's correct. michelle had the presence of mind after she had been shot to call her mom and to stay on the phone with her mom until my wife arrived. then my wife had called me on her way here and she was able to get a walmart employee to assist her in getting michelle on the cart and pushing her all the way down here to the standing area where the ambulances were. we're grateful for that. my wife did a marvelous job of convincing folks that it was not only necessary but necessary to get her the proper help. >> i would like to get your wife peace number because if i'm ever in trouble in any capacity, she's the person i want to call first. >> i'll make sure i get it to you. i want to ask you about your decision not to meet with the president. i'm wondering was it a decision that you and your daughter struggled over? what was your thinking on it? >> well, tha

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and then moving to ambulance facility component, this is one project -- one big project. it is constructing a new facility for the e.m.s. section of the fire department. an n.p.p. was issued in october 22 of 2015, and steel erection started in july. i'm happy to report in the early part of august, just a few weeks ago, we've completed the steel erection, and we've had a very nice and formal steel topping off ceremony with the fire department and the contractor. so this project is well under way. at this point, we're on target to complete the project by winter of 2020. there are some photos at the become of the slide, highlighting some of the steel that has been completed now, as of today. moving to the neighborhood fire station component, under this component, we're tracking two scopes of work. the main one is the host tower removal project. there has been an assessment done that the host tower that currently at six remaining fire stations will create a seismic vulnerability in the event of a majority event, and so the project is to remove that scope tower. and the other