dispatcher so i could help people. i really like people. i enjoy talking to people. this is a way that i thought that i could be involved with people every day. >> as a 911 dispatcher i am the first first responder. even though i never go on seen -- scene i'm the first one answering the phone call to calm the victim down and give them instruction. the information allows us to coordinate a response. police officers, firefighters, ambulances or any other agency. it is a great feeling when everyone gets to go home safely at the end of the day knowing that you've also saved a citizen's life. >> our department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. >> this is shift work. that means we work nights, weekends and holidays and can involve over time and sometimes that's mandatory. >> this is a high stress career so it's important to have a good balance between work and life. >> we have resources available like wellness and peer support groups. our dispatchers of the month are recognized for their outstanding pe

tonight we're hearing more of the dispatch audio from the moment the deadly camp fire broke out...efighters sprang into action... (vicki) plus... the thick, smoky air from the wildfires is causing major problems for many across the bay area... but one science teacher turned this problem into a lesson plan and stunned his students... tomorrow morning marks one week since the camp fire erupted in butte county.(grant) and we are learning more about the heroism of first responders who moved quickly to save lives right after the fire started. kron 4's charles clifford reports. sot we have eyes on the vegetation fire. natsearly on the morning of november 8th, multiple fire crews were dispatched to investigate reports of a wildfire near the small town of pulgas. almost immediately it became clear the blaze could become a big problem.sotthis has got potential for a major incident. sotgonna have engine 26 go down into pulga and evacuate it.pushed by strong winds the fire spread rapidly westward. responding fire crews struggled to reach the flames. more evacautions were put in place.sotevacu

kron 4's charles clifford spent the afternoon listening to fire dispatch audio .... from the first day of the fire. (ááno closed captioningáá) captioningáá) captioningáá) <"the norovirus is not uncommon, especially this time of year. and it's especially not un-common for shelter situations where you have hundreds of people living in very close quarters. i can confirm, lab-confirmed norovirus at the chico shelter, the neighborhood church, and what is being done. people who are ill are taken to a separate location at the shelter and separated from people who are well. they have separate restroom facilities and they are being cared for by public health nurses.> ( robin ) as we've reported ... 52,000 people have evacuated from their homes because of the 'camp fire' in butte county ... and now we are learning of yet another problem many of them are dealing with.. an outbreak of norovirus.kron4's gayle ong spoke with a volunteer who says about a dozen people have gotten sick so far

now, san jose police were called to the house by a woman who had told dispatchers that the man had a handgun and was barring her from entering. that was at 10:00 this morning. the police swat team, known as merge, responded to the scene along with negotiators with the goal of negotiating his surrender. here is how the initial report played out over police communications. >> he refused to let her in, reached into his waistband. she saw the handle of a pistol. >> shots fired again inside the

kron 4's charles clifford spent the afternoon listening to fire dispatch audio .... from the first day of the fire. he joins us live now in the newsroom with details. charles. . . yes, this fire started early in the morning last thursday and quickly exploded in size. through out that first day fire fighting resources poured into the area. at one point, the focus became less about stopping the fire and more about saving lives. sot we have eyes on the vegetation fire. natsearly on the morning of november 8th, multiple fire crews were dispatched to investigate reports of a wildfire near the small town of pulgas. almost immediately it became clear the blaze could become a big problem.sotthis has got potential for a major incident. sotgonna have engine 26 go down into pulga and evacuate it.pushed by strong winds the fire spread rapidly westward. responding fire crews struggled to reach the flames. more evacautions were put in place.sotevacuation orders already in place for paradise. sotbe ready for additional evacuations.within hours, the fire reached paradise. the roadwa

central dispatch. if cab companies can't get central dispatch. maybe there is a sum mentioned years ago where it was an open model platform? the cabs and any app could be used to access that system for a cab. airport why all or nothing? find another solution. if you are going to offer medallions for say, do that -- for sale do that first. >> next speaker. >> when people see the cabs they take them. i want to address the last meeting. the reform package you voted on. i would like to thank director borden for your common sense observations and your vote. and director su as well. during the staff presentation, the claims were made that to reduce congestion at the airport. when director eagan asked for a or againstian compare -- ongestion comparison. we wonder why when the false claims were made regarding congestion to you and the public. when anybody witnessed the tnc backing up traffic they are back to the mulberry exit. where a vote was allowed to take place? without requires any statements, photos, anything to back up the statements the sfo repre

kron 4's charles clifford spent the afternoon listening to fire dispatch audio .... from the first day of the fire. ... 52,000 people are evacuated from their homes because of the 'camp fire' in butte county ... and now we are learning of yet another problem many of them are dealing with.. (ken) we are joined by kron4's gayle ong. gayle we hear there is an outbreak of norovirus. what is going on there? (gayle)i spoke to a nurse here who is a volunteershe tells me about a dozen people got sick, and have been quarantined away from the healthy evacuees annelies farmer is a registered nurse and has been treating patients at the neighborhood church in chico, where there has been an outbreak of norovirushealth officials say norovirus is highly contagious and can cause diarreha, fever and body aches - it spreads commonly when people are in close quarters the church is one of the shelters housing evacuees.

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. >>911 dispatch: is he still there? >> yeah he's still here. >>911 dispatch: what's your boyfriend's name? >> ruben foster. by that time the 49ers said they were cutting ties with the 49er. she later took back that complication. >>> this morning a possible account that the is investigating this incident in florida. >>> we're following details of another freeway shooting in the east bay. a volkswagen was hit by multiple bullets as it headed north near high street. investigators are still not sure if the volkswagen was being targeted. >>> this morning palo alto police want you to take a good look at this man in a schedule. he is wanted for robbing and beating a man. the suspect took off with two ss brother with a folding knife. family members tell investigators they think pickard was using meth and say they have not in four days. meth use is on the rise in the bay area from 2015. the d.e.a.'s san francisco office sees 1100 pounds off the street. with still another month to go. officials say it's been produced in super lab

in the worst fires in the state's history and hundreds a missing national guard troops have been dispatched to help search for human remains in the town of paradise. this is what's left of paradise in northern california the fire engulfed a town so quickly that many people had no time to escape now teams of forensic scientists of sifting through the rubble searching for human remains. they're finding the bodies of some victims in and around the wreckage of cars a grim reminder of last desperate efforts to free the flames. one person who made a narrow escape was nineteen year old patty saunders. everywhere we went there was fire all around all sides in front of him and we kept stopping we couldn't go to drop it would stop and then we finally get to a place where you couldn't go forward or backward but i looked up and i saw the fire department a big sign paradise in a beautiful angel farm with a big holes and he was bringing everything he was making our cars cool off. nearly a quarter of a million people in california have been forced to leave their homes because of the fires in the last week

here's the dispatch audio. >> engine 33, company 33, hazardous conditions power lines possible, correction, lines down with a possible extension to a tree. confirming fire line hazard. >> copy power lines down. >> that was recorded on thursday at 6:30 a.m., 15 minutes after pge reported its transmission line outage. pge released a statement saying in part, quote pg & e will fully cooperate with any investigations. the cause of the camp fire has not yet been determined. as a side note, pg & e stock plummeted yesterday losing $4 billion in value. >>> meanwhile back in the bay area, air quality remains a big concern throughout this veterans day weekend. this is a live look over san francisco. it looks like nothing new there. we normally see it in fog but this is a thick layer of smoke. several schools and clubs canceled their sporting events because of the smokey conditions. one football game, however, went on as planned last night. the smoke seemed to have eased up a bit for the game. many school districts didn't follow suit, though. they called off sporting events yesterday and this weekend

great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> she pored through literally hours of dispatch tapes, and she's here to give us a sense of the first day the flames spread. as you listen to these tapes, your overall impression of what you heard on those tapes? >> well, heartbreak is really kind of my takeaway from it. it's really painful to listen to this unfold, this disaster, and to see the challenges as they began mounting, like from the beginning. >> did you have a sense of fear or grave concern on the part of deputies and the other emergency first responders, did you get that sense as you listened? >> yes, you have a sense of grave concern. they're very professional, so they're not screaming or freaking out on the radio tapes themselves. they're communicating information in a very professional way. but the information they're communicating is about people who are trapped, even first responders, who are trapped and in grave like threatening danger. so that gravity really comes through. >> so that point, let's listen to some of the things that you found. the fire started abou

dispatch: "it is on the west side of the river, underneath the transmission lines. probably about 35 miles per hour, sustained wind on it." since this dispatch recording surfaced, some have openly blamed p-g-and-e for starting the devastating blaze.natsot: firealthough the investigation is ongoing, many are pointing the finger of blame right here. and one person, david stookey, is alleged to have criminally threatened p-g-and-e workers in the field. the butte county sheriff's office says stookey was in possession of a white hard hat, and a green and orange safety vest which is worn by utility workers.he was arrested for making criminal threats and entering an emergency area without authorization.meaghan mackey, reporting/standup bridge:"this is where the suspect allegedly made those threats against pg&e workers, here at scooters cafe just up highway 70. and as you can see crews are still out here actively trying to remove all the hazards from this area."sheriff kory honea, butte county:"any time those crews are hampered from doing their job it delays are ongoing eff

please come. >> the dispatcher heard what sounded like an ongoing fight between husband and wife. >>ello. sorry. >> no. >> no, no. >> sorry about that. >> help me, help me! >> no, no. >> a deputy was sent to the house and noticed jean tan, the wife, was clearly rattled. reporter john hand. >> they found that jean was still upset. she had some red marks on her neck, but there wasn't enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> so incident over? >> that night. >> he tried to kill me, but nothing results in charges or makes it into the paperwork. >> right. >> so a history of abuse, it appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. the coach hadn't heard from charlie in days, and now his phone rang. >> campus police called me up and asked me to come to his fraternity house, which i did. they wanted me to know that charlie's father had been killed. it was rugged. we got a bunch of players in the fraternity. and everybody was obviously very upset. >> charlie tan admitting that he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbel

kron four news obtained 911 dispatch records... listen to dispatchers talk about the hazardous power lines fire fighters experienced . (take vo/so)sound full - stand (take vo/so)sound full - stand by.... and that scene repeated over and over again, by the large army of fire fighters and police and sheriff's deputies that raced to the area to face the flames. in the early morning hours of last thursday, when the camp fire started... pge reported that it had thought about shutting down power lines in several counties due to extreme dry and high winds predicted. however, a pge spokesperson told kron four, that they decided against the public safety power shutoff,or psps as a preemptive move throughout butte county. now, pge is coming under intense scrutiny...i spoke with one attorney who was invoved in suing pge in the san bruno blast where 8 people died... he had scathing comments for pge in this latest situation. (take sot) joe cotchett, cotchett, pitre & mccarthy. why didn't they turn off the power, they could have, no. they choose

cronkite: the answer to this question as he had been sent to oak cliff by the police dispatcher. opponents of the warren report maintained that j.d. tippit was shot not by oswald, but by others. who j.d. tippit? we talked to two witnesses on the scene of the murder. first a man at the wheel of the truck across the street from a scene. >> as i was driving down the street, i saw a car. he was talking to the man who was by the car. the policeman got out of the car and walked past the windshield of the car where a lined up over the hood of the car. the other man shot him. he was reaching for his gun. not in a big hurry to get out. the man turns to the car and took a couple steps and as he turned to walk away, he was unloading his gun. he took the shells in his hand and as he took off, hew threw them in the bushes. he just threw them in the bushes. he stopped and looked back at me. i do not know if he figured he would let me know or not out to kill everybody or whoever gets in his way. i gave him enough time to get around the house. i jumped out of the truck and ran over. i saw the of

and dramatic dispatch audio from the night the fire broke out. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore.dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> i'm having an affair. >> trouble in paradise for sheldon and amy? >>> then emma stone and rachel wise's new movie. >> i don't think we're allowed to say on "entertainment tonight." >> tomorrow on "e.t." >>> darling just grab my ankles. >> jennifer aniston as a former pageant queen. you got me. we're getting our first look at her new movie dumpling. >> pageants are harder than you think. >> i know where we can get help. >> where is this? >> it's the closest you can get to dolly parton around here. >> that was truly a surprise. >> now at eight ... the devastation beyond words"this is one of the worst disasters i've seen in my career, hands down."the camp f

according to the 911 dispatcher who took the call yesterday, it was definitely a first for her too. a 911 dispatcher won't remember every call they've answered but some of them are calls they will never forget. >> naked female screaming. >> reporter: there one started with man reporting a naked woman in the street. >> i asked him, do you see bleeding and he said she's having a baby. i said do you see a baby. i see a baby. >> the female is saying she just had a baby. >> reporter: oakland police officer says he was the first on the scene here tuesday where a young woman gave birth to a baby who wasn't breathing. we're told she went into labor in an abandoned car. >> being a father of two young children myself, i just wanted to do everything i could to get the baby breathing. >> reporter: in matter of seconds he gave the baby cpr and the newborn started breathing. paramedics got here and took the child and his mother to the hospital. >> when i showed up, he was blue and not breathing. i cleared his airway and patted his back. >> reporter: we're told they're going to be just fine. >> th

the social media team was dispatched. in addition to multiple crews covering the devastation, the investigation and t for remains. our nbc bay area digital immediate manager at lois lane tweeting many photos today like this one, power lines down near paradise high school. here is another video picture we showed of search teams sifting through rubble looking for victims. this was a elderly care facility. this you can see is flattened. you can't see barely one building standing in this entire town. here's a nice photo of family that barely escaped. 10-month-old kayla and one more photo by ria. this looks like a convenience store or gas station that burned down. you can see a bear statue still standing and what's left of a vending machine and burned out cars in the background. a lot of devastation and destruction firsthand. if you have any photos of the air quality as well, you can just tag at nbc bay area and also see more of our posts on our twitter handle at nbc bay area. jessica? >> thanks, janelle. lots of good info. yo

the caller advised dispatch that she was hiding in her garage, awaiting police arrival, to direct police to the house where the shots were fired. officers recognized this address from previous contacts where a number of long guns, shotguns, handguns, high powered rifle cartridges and approximately 30,000 rounds of ammunition had been seized by police approximately a month prior to this incident. officers knew the subject had prior military experience with weapons and was possibly in possession of weapons. responding units advised that they observed movement at the window of the target residence. upon arrival, sergeant pascuenzo recognized the address from prior contacts. the person suffered from para-moy a, and it was unclear if he was under the care of a professional. to protect residents in the area, the sergeant began directing responding units to establish an exterior perimeter to observe all sides of the target house and to close off all access to vehicular and pedestrian traffic. the sergeant called the suspect's telephone number and began to talk to him. in that conversation, the

increased by 500 after reviews of calls that came into 911 dispatchers. the massive fire has destroyed 11,000 structures. cal fire officials also say they have identified a possible second origin of the fire. the first was in the town of pulga. the new possible in the community of concow. the camp fire burned 220 square miles. >>> president trump is set to visit california to meet with the wildfire victims on saturday. no official schedule has been released yet. tonight, the california professional firefighters union sent an e-mail welcoming the president. now, just days ago, this same group blasted the president for the tweet blaming the state's wildfires on poor forest management. >>> new satellite images from uc berkeley provide a sense of the speed of the destruction there. they show how the fire had already burned halfway through the town of paradise just 4 hours after it started. kpix5 is live in chico where evacuees got an update tonight rts. building and ry joe? >> repr:d , and evacuees are so resilient. the fact remains a lot of them are sleeping

in response to the mission the chinese government one of venezuela's few friends has dispatched its own medical ship to venezuela i think there's very few cases of purely altruistic actions on the part of governments unfortunately. medical missions are an important aspect of soft power. but geopolitics count literal for people like a hundred in your family who are just happy for the care they finally received. listen them does you know your. time for sport now with santa thank you so much for shall south american football officials are meeting to decide when or if the second leg of the couple departed or its final can take place fan violence resulted in the game between argentinian rivals referee plate and block a junior is being postponed the italian city and general has offered to stage the match to do its historic links with the two clubs a mere one osiris has playing to replicate will again for an attack on both his team boss on saturday let's get more from our correspondent daniel smiley who is live for us in what is cyrus damage a club officials particularly in the boca camp actua

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an snp mp was pleased to see the brexit leaning commons leader at the dispatch box.set my brexit resignation bingo cooking, mr speaker, because i had her down as a resigner today. what do we hear from the house is going to happen now? we need to be reassured that this nonsensical choice is taken right off the table. we just listened to a statement, over half the tory backbenchers were trashing the prime minister's deal. it will not get through this house, we are facing the option of a no—deal brexit. so what we need to design is a process that this house can consider a proper response, with all the options property presented so that we can take an informed choice and the leader of the house has to say today it's not about a bad deal or no deal. the devil or the deep blue sea. mr speaker, normally i'm very happy to entertain his banter but all he has done today is demonstrate he is not very good at bingo. he talks about me having to resign, he had me down for a resignee, what i can say to him is i'm staying in government because there is more work to be done to get th

here's the dispatch audio. >> engine 33, company 33, hazardous conditions, power lines, possible -- correction, lines down with a possible extension to a tree. confirming fire line hazard. >> copy, power lines down. >> power lines down. that was recorded yesterday at 6:30 a.m. 15 minutes after pg&e reported its transmission line outage. pg&e releasing a statement tonight saying in part, "pg&e will fully cooperate with any investigations. the cause of the camp fire has yet to be determined." by the way, pg&e's stock plummeted today, losing about $4 billion in value. >> it is smoky and hayes ry outside. air quality a big concern for the bay area. this is a live look over san francisco. what you're looking at, it's not fog. that's actually smoke. now, several schools canceled their sporting events because of that thick smoke. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live in concord tonight. one football game that went on as planned, de la salle versus pittsburg. >> reporter: yeah, and we saw some peo i saw a few people bring their favorite pillows for the bleachers. and there were at least a couple peop

(ken) a 9-1-1 dispatcher in nebraska had to handle an emergency call for a his own ho when the locationfirst came in, bill weise knew it was on his street, but only after the location was corrected, did the douglas county dispatcher realize the fire was at his home... weise says he handled it like any other call, dispatching crews to the scene,but then he called his fiance and daughters who, thankfully, were not at home. investigators say the cause was an electrical fire, sparked near a wall-mounted tv. (vicki) a man in los angeles is being called a hero for helping a motorcyclist who was struck by a car near his home...(ken)2 shot closeup and the driver of the motorcycle went flying through the air and landed more than ten feet away from the crash... and it was all caught on home security video. reporter crystal cruz has the story... we may want to warn you some people may find the video we are about to show you disturbing... incredible home security video shows a car make a left turn and collide with a motorcyclist who cartwheels through the air,loses his shoes and lands smack dab in

that's a long arduous process because as the emergency was progressing, the dispatchers were trying to get as much information as possible quickly because of the volume of calls they received. i say that because i think it's important when you report this number, you should report it with context. you shouldn't just report the number. because it's misleading in terms of it. the information i'm providing you is still somewhat raw data. we find there's very likely the possibility that the list contains duplicate names and in some cases it's possible that the same individual is listed twice or more. often times someone will call in and they won't know the exact spelling of an individual's name. so it gets listed based on what they perceive the spelling to be. it's going to take time for your investigators to go through and verify those names and then ultimately be able to determine if it's the same individual or just duplicates and go from there. the reason i put this information out, though, without refining the data or going through that is because as i told you in the past, i can't let