chief cochran is working hard and his staff with the disaster response manual review. we are continually revising the manual. it is a living document. we have reinstituted our incident management team. we have sent out to the field a request and many new members are signing up to assist us with that. we will be expanding our team. we had a mayoral directive for sffd planning or coupe. this is who is in charge of what, what are their duties. it is the city's homework they gave us. that was completed and submi submitted. the special events steering committee, homeland security is working hard with ems to assist with the many growing city-wide events which continue to be a challenge for staffing. the delegation of the french agency we were honored to have the french homeland division visit headquarters. they toured in our pump station and we discussed wild land fires, homeland security, natural disasters, active shooters and our auxiliary water supply system. the pio group did a great job. fleet week as you know is coming up october 6 through 14. homeland security is invo

president, commissioners, mike cochran, homeland security. chase has been very open. they have a robust homeland security division. he's nationally known. they've done tabletops with the d.m. with us, i've worked with them. like the chief said, we're about preparedness, so we had to test it out. every event box, parade, a stadium, is what we call the event box. the whole city is our event box. so we have to figure out, like the chief said, do we need to adjust? it's not trying to call out anybody. they've been helpful. and they're willing to work with us past opening day. >> commissioner covington: thank you, chief cochran. the chief of the department, you're confident that we are indeed ready? >> we are absolutely ready. we're good to go. it's what we do. again, we like to be proactive and that's what we were doing a couple of weeks ago and we're still doing. but, yes, i am confident we're good to go. thank you. >> commissioner covington: thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much. commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. president

mike cochran home land security. fire department has k-9 unit. there are three members available for local, post disaster or emergency. they are typed to california task force three, which is fema based. one member was dispatched to hurricane dorian. they staged there. thethey have worked at other hurricanes and they are available, too. thank you. >> any public comment on this item? we will move to resilienc to mod recovery. >> good morning. i am here today to explain some of the events the city is planning for the loma prieta anniversary. there are three major components. first is an event around the great shakeout. the 2019 great shakeout is based off the state's largest earthquake drill call the great california shakeout. this year it normally is the third thursday of every october. this year it falls on the same day as the loma prieta earthquake anniversary. we are tieing everything together to ensure the public and residents are truly prepared for earthquakes both in hindsight and then moving forward to continue to remember that to drop, cov

i have been, chief cochrane is doing a great job with this but now there's another city obstacle and it's a joke. we got to get through it. we put police officers and firefighters in danger by not having these drones. and that's my original comment that i made earlier. we are doing a terrible job of taking care of ourselves because this is one tool that will help us in the end. it will help firefighters, help the public but it also helps us by allowing us not to put ourselves into certain positions certain dangerous positions that we voluntarily do because we do our job really well. but it's a disgrace we didn't have our own drone out there looking for this fallen officer. and i'm embarrassed by it because i take responsibility for this. i've been asking about this for three years and obviouslily i'm not pushing the right buttons in this city to get it done but it's embarrassing. it really is embarrassing. this should be a 21st century department with all the tools that we need and the fact that we have to call on the neighbor is embarrassing. it's not a criticism of you or this depa

tenant and cochran is where you see the delays. 680, heads up, two trouble spots here. reported southbound right at washington. another one reported southbound 680 at vargus road. now we're seeing delays in both directions anyway as you work your way through the braid there. elsewhere east shore freeway starting to load up just a little bit. a few brake lights as you head into berkeley, heading towards that bay bridge toll plaza. that's where you find the metering lights. they are on. traffic is stacked up pretty much bumper to bumper to just about the foot of the maze. we're not seeing any approaches slowing down quite yet. but that will change in the next couple of minutes. delays working your way near the metering lights as well. one of our bright spots, right now, if you're taking the nimitz freeway, no delays northbound, at least near the coliseum into open. traffic is light southbound here, but definitely starting to thicken up just a bit as you hit hay ward. and, hey, maybe use mass transit today because it is a spare the air day. >> good idea. we are looking at

was like cochran is our slowest spots. looking a lot better as you get on highway 280.>>> police are investigating officer involved shooting. this is the after math. you can see bulletholes peppered on the passenger side. police say just after 5 pm, the spotted the white chevy. the driver took off leading officers on a chase. the suspected credit cards out the window and hit another car before their quartered in a cul- de-sac. police say the driver drove towards them and that is when the officers opened fire. the suspects were shot and taken to a nearby hospital. the department is now redoing the use of force. >>> crews are investigating the grass fire. flames broke out just before 8 pm last night. flames coursed about seven acres. no reported injuries. >>> a man accused of ce a e y.. >> he has lived in the missouri area for decades. is actually a milpitas neighborhood. now he is facing 13 counts of arson. he will be in court this afternoon. he allegedly set modifiers be going to his 50 year high school reunion. was pulled

you snuck up in the low 90's and live more today, 92 and cochran 67 degrees. all right they worry a yesterday in the san francisco, 74 in oakland 80 degrees in san jose in 90 d on e hot side in santa rosa, thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada kind of give you idea of some of that monsoonal moisture wrapping around met ridges just to the east of us some that moisture likely to begin to work its way into the bay area there's a slight chance. we could be talking about some thunderstorms late tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperatures outside right now is 82 degrees and very nice in fremont 80's reason san jose 82 also in redwood city, 60 of the civic a 66 downtown san francisco, 76 in berkeley, 91 degrees still hot in concord and 70 degrees in the napa valley. overnight tonight, we'll see some increasing cloud just see some patchy fog and then late tonight into early tomorrow morning, a slight chance, some of storms moving on through partly cloudy early tomorrow morning and then mostly sunny by the afternoon. but a cooling trend kind of kicking i

taliban's urge the president to return to the new go that is a behind it it really you can ask the were cochran but if we are still i'm committed to the league wish issues reese the that it to i would started and i will only see from this study militant one the sun was low but they did this mood solution for of off want conflict except it was shushan and and except the piece on the table saw we don't want to revitalize be the book do it to the i'm stuck dung the his the i mean the smooth in heat from a back to where we have i want to be worked just the sign of the after of the and fact you could be of to me to go to know the go taliban's frequently responsible for terrorist attacks across afghanistan in the latest incident at least 4 local troops were killed 3 injured when a suicide car bomber targeted a military base in southern carbo on thursday and trump ended almost a year of negotiations with the taliban on sunday when they admitted to killing a u.s. serviceman to quote strengthen their bargaining position as the had the opportunity to speak with the taliban officials and assessed how the

rugby world cup in japan they scored 7 tries in a bonus point victory against the usa and colby joe cochran and singer with 2 of those scores in a 45 points to 7 when the match also saw the 1st red card of the tournament for american player john well. in thursday's every game it will be thrashed canada by $48.00 points just 7 to move talk of who will be the tally and grand in 7 tries all together to claim their 2nd straight bonus point victory they're still likely to finish 3rd behind defending champions new zealand and 2nd favorites south africa. and that is all your sport for now it's now back to sammy. all back in a moment with more of the day's news. to stay with us. for the last 2 years the students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and helped build some of its facilities for every 2 kilo's of plastic waste they collect the school receives a brick made of plastic and cement. for some activists this may not be the most ecological way to eliminate the problems of plastic but this is seen as an immediate solution to the growing problems of landfills ac

matthew cochrane is from the red cross — hejoins us now from geneva what is your the latest informationng to get a clearer picture of the precise impact of this stomp. as you mention, the worst damage is on the great island and some of the small island. the damage on grand bahama particularly in the east is quite severe. 0ne community in particular has been completely wiped off the pace of the map. so the damage is very severe. we had beginning to get a clear understanding of the precise needs 01’ understanding of the precise needs or stop they line up with what we anticipated. there are huge needs around shelter, places to stay in the short term and rebuild their homes in the long term, water, sanitation, food and helping people reconnect with families in the bahamas or overseas. that is another pressing date that is beginning to emerge. the number of people unaccounted for is several hundred. are you fearful the death toll is going to write? the bahamas ministry of health is reporting quite regularly on the number of people killed by the storm. they are regularly messaging that the fi

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northbound 101 just south of cochran road.ee vehicles involved in a crash there and is partiais a back-up building behind it. the rest of the south bay looks pretty good. the expressway. southbound is other 01 is now open. it has been shut down for several hours of night because of a deadly crash that happened during the overnight hours. we're still following that problem on westbound highway 92. this is just before the san matteo bridge toll plaza. there is a crash and four vehicles involved. one of the lanes is still blocked as they still work to get a tow truck to the scene to clear some of the remaining vehicles there. and so give yourself some extra time. take the dun barton bridge if you can. 880 in oakland north and southbound past the coliseum looking good at this hour. and golden gate bridge, also traffic moving very smoothly making the way into the city. but there is a lot of fog in this picture as you can see. chp put out a fog advisory for drivers here in this part of ba to burn off quickly and it is going to get p

like cochran and the marshall islands this is america's frontline in its so-called pivot to asia. who are in one son spoiled go and join village with south korea he has built a base for american aircraft carriers nuclear submarines. and destroyers equipped with the aegis ballistic missile. china's defenses. china's lifelines to the world in oil trade. depend on shipping that comes through checkpoints like this. the u.s. pivot and the asia pacific is really intended to create the ability to put a loaded gun to the head of china and say you know you will do as we say otherwise we will be able to restrict or we'll be able to shut down choke off your importation of oil and other resources. that were. off. for 9 years every day often twice a day these catholic priests have staged a mass the blocks the gates of the new military base on stranger while. i. was. told her all of this. in a country where political demonstrations can be easily by and unlike powerful religions the tactic has produced the spectacle of resistance or you get merkel there are 43 or. more r r r r r r r r r. r r r r

like i was talking with that, abc cochran.imb down into a hole sometimes you go down 3 stories down into a ground 0. every time you stick your head out it was a breathtaking somebody hit you in the stomach with that this was about as hard to comprehend of all the pictures i've seen. the way it felt when you're actually there seeing the devastation. >>firefighters lowered the flag to half staff as you can see there they also read the names of first responders who died at ground 0. >>time has a 30 want to get a look at weather and traffic for you on this wednesday morning. we are in for a heat. spy consider the way like 3 days maybe. >>yeah about a 3 heat spice yet over the next 2 tomorrow friday and saturday, those are your 3 days where it's going to get really hot. now today, warmer, but i wouldn't really call it part of the heat wave still very tolerable and actually fairly close to seasonal averages. you've got clear skies overhead timber on looking really nice to kick off this morning and current temperatures are still in t

sand martine morgan hill side, there's your usual pocket, right there from san martine avenue to cochran so 15 minutes to make it from morgan hill up to san jose. we're checking the bay bridge and there's a long line here your cash lanes and fast track lanes now crawling from the oakland maze james darya. thanks a >>so back to our big story this morning which is the weather and the north bay which is once again in the target sights of wildfire potential with the hot weather the low humidity high winds all of its going to be big problems he genie is watching it carefully because as they said their new plan is to shut off power to prevent fires from sparking one area they'll be watching carefully is santa rose and that's where kron four's will tran is live this morning with more well. >>p g has cotton caught a lot flack for what they are doing in plan to do because. >>nobody wants to lose power. but pg e says they are tired of all all the fires happening across the state, especially in the north bay and santa rosa and it gives me chills every time i come here because coffey park is only a

temperatures very very mild out there even almost 11 o'clock we're still talking 70's of less 71 cochrandue and 70 degrees in san jose by tomorrow afternoon. we're bring on the heat here we go heat advisories up inside the bay 90's in hayward 93 in redwood city, 74 right at the coastline in half moon bay about 84 degrees in san francisco, triple digits, showing up in the valleys next 2 days that will be the peak of the heat, the temperatures are going to be a little bit hotter as we get into wednesday. then a big cool down starting on thursday much cooler over the weekend. i think temperatures starting to get near 70 degrees. there's a slight chance of showers on saturday and something that looks like much, but there's a slight chance to nice few days right next 2 days. narrator: in the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. ( officers speaking indistinctly ) ( alarm beeping

minutes antioch to concord and one oh one 14 minutes for your average for morgan hill right around cochran to 87 in san jose daria thanks a lot tina placer county child was mauled to death by a family dog, the child was just 13 months old sohn surrey town still has the story. intense grief in a granite bay neighborhood after loss of a young child. >>a child killed by the family dog. >>this family has been completely devastated by what occurred and uh it's it's a very emotional situation, this time that renting a motion for parents now without their only child, a 13 month-old boy after what investigators say was an unprovoked attack in the living room of the child home. according to placer county sheriff's deputies, the toddler and the 6 year-old pit bull contact before the mauling an adult relative was right there with them the whole time and try to stop the attack. the road to rescue the baby boy from the dog was that relative that wrestle the child away with a herds, not that note. but right now we have no information please. these are simply that there was a negligence on the part of an

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packed one oh one is getting crowded as you work your way north down into morgan hill approaching cochranes up to 85 in san jose and then from 85 continuing to the peninsula add on another 33 minutes to make it from san jose to menlo park will check more weather and traffic coming up after the break stay with us. let's get down to business. the business of road trips... ...adventure... ...and reconnecting. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. imagine. megared omega-3 power for your whole body. now with an antioxidant blend for great sleep, refreshed skin and less stress. one softgel. 7 benefits. new total body refresh. power your day with megared. >>5.45 right now checking out the traffic early on wednesday. i think it is filling in and quickly nothing major going on just some minor crashes installs a call them minor hiccups you know get over it and you keep on going hit you to get along this more that's right that's what's happening right now so a

leaving san martine in morgan hill it's going to be slow right between san martine avenue and the cochrane we're putting that at 17 minutes. that's just to make it to 85 in san jose that's normal and i'll give you one more we have a crash north 85 at winchester so it's slow and stretches from one oh one to 17. that's putting you at 30 minutes for north 85 from san jose to mountain view. but that crash still in your way john. well robin skies very much so on the cloudy side for most of the bay area, san francisco, one of the spots where see those low clouds hanging out right above the bay, i'm making for certainly a great start to the morning. >>clouds also hanging out over san jose to kick this one off but not so much over the east bay. what you head out towards our inland valleys like around mount diablo you have a nice dose of sunshine already to be kicking off this morning. now skies are going to remain clear into the afternoon for areas that are already clear and as fodder treats to the coastline even e bay will get a good dose of sunshine. today, this low pressure area skidding on thr

. >> we were reminded today by tommy cochran who's been the director that this has been on the agenda the conference of mayors. we are in the streets, we know the family members. >> we see the blood. >> you guys go to the hospital and spend a night there. >> we often will be not only with law enforcement but many times with victims who are innocent and with their families as well. so there's a very, very real connect. and in washington there's a very real disconnect. >> who's protecting these senators from the public who 9 out of 10 cases say do something on background checks? >> i don't know who it is that's protecting them, but i can tell you at least from the pennsylvania perspective that about, well, after sandy hook you saw in the eastern philadelphia suburbs republican areas that supported background checks. >> even toomey. >> even senator toomey. senator casey completely changed his position. but in western pennsylvania the gun culture is still so strong that you didn't see that. after tree of life you started to see it in white suburban areas throughout southwestern pennsylvan

i use-- cochran's desk, jefferson davis sends jefferson davidson's desk. they all ask senators you want to drink of water? i said sure. and i said by the way, i'm going to give a speech and we are going to finally get a vote to have the first african- american on the fourth circuit court of appeals and i'm going to give this from jefferson davis's desk. young mr. thomas said that's really cool. but that's how the senate operates, very slowly. things that need to be done, set priorities. as governor hodges said they need to not just pass a budget but it needs to be balanced. set priorities. you can't say yes to everything and i think the states are the ones with the convention are going to be the way that we propel the federal government to finally have a balance budget. second, they need to get back to basics. it is awful. susan and i have been watching people sit on the judge will the shutdown because government workersÃcan't get a loan. in the real world if you don't get your job done on time you don't get paid. members of congress, their salaries ought

cochran's desk for that final vote. that is jefferson davis' desk. person, theyg always ask senators who want a drink of water, i said sure. way, i'm going to give a speech and we are going to finally get a vote to have the first african-american on the fourth circuit court of appeals and i'm going to give the speech jefferson davis' desk. and young mr. thomas said that's really cool. that's how the senate operates, very slowly. things that need to be done in federal government to get in order of priority. they need to have not just passing a budget, but priorities. you can't say yes to everything. i think the ones at the convention -- we propel the federal government to finally have a balanced budget. secondly, they need to get back to basics. is awful. susan and i have been watching people during the government shutdown when they don't have the budget and people supposedly could get a loan, or government workers. i'm thinking, my goodness. in the real world, if you don't dig your job done on time, you don't get. members of congress, their ifaries o

when i started my research, i thought that number was made up because jacqueline cochran, the head of. she does. she does. but i've seen them. they're in the national archives, all these letters you can find of women saying please, i want to fly. only 1830 were picked. 80% of the women had at least two years of college. they could be very selective. this is at a time when only 4% of the american women had college degrees. so it was a very selective group. they did a wide variety of jobs. they started as ferry pilots with air transport command flying the planes from place to place within the continental united states. they did not go overseas. they did not fly in combat. they just stayed within the continental united states. a little peek into canada a couple times and a little peek into the caribbean a few times but for the most part, just within the continent. then they moved to different jobs. can you see the target back there? if you're going to send men overseas, you've got to teach them how to shoot. right? shooting from the deck of a b-17 against an airplane is a little differen

international federation of red cross, which is helping provide relief for people affected matthew cochranee casualties and damage that you are having to deal with or are expecting to deal with. the full—scale is only going to become clear over the next few days. as was indicated by your colleague. our ability to access the areas that have been badly affected is still quite hampered. helicopters, airports are still closed, roads are still blocked. a colleague was telling me this morning that some helicopter flights have had to abandon trying to land because there is no clear land for them to put the helicopter down. we are able to do initial assessments yesterday and i think it seems to confirm our worst fears. almost every building in some parts of the islands have been severely damaged or destroyed. on grand bahama, that was the island the storm hovered overfor a couple of days, perhaps some optimism because in some areas the impact isn't as bad as initially feared, although the impact is still bad and people are still going to need a lot of help. whatever the final picture is, we can say