team and the e.m.s. i know it feels like a lot of teams, but we fought to make sure that the language requires coordination amongst all of these teams. they really do have distinct roles. so the h.o.t. team is not supposed to be experts on behavioral health. their mandate is to outreach and engage with people who are experiencing homelessness. let's remember, not all people experiencing homelessness have mental health or addiction issues. so they are -- they have another role entirely. it's about -- well, that's a role that not all of us feel comfortable with now and we're always constantly battling out, but it is distinct and separate from the issue of behavioral health. the e.m.s. 6 team, the firefighter has to come when there is a physical risk to safety. so it's not just that someone -- let's say someone's passed out, for example, or someone's injured because they were in psychosis and they walked down the street and got hit by a car. that couldn't be this team. that has to be firefighters who have t

we turn in all the fire requirements, e.m.s. requirements, priorities, and go from there. i wasn't at the last meetings. i was at a labor and management committee at the state controller's office and the state association of firefighters. what it does, the apprentice program, it gives money back to the department. so every year, first year member's year on the job, we get $2.25 an hour back. also, social media was a big topic. conference on that, so that was very helpful to be there. timely conversation, president nakajo, about the interim plan with officials yesterday, and just like dr. ng expressed, we're moving forward. we have a department of occupational health at san francisco general that will see patients, so we have that going forward, too. i attended a health check presentation at u.c. davis. u.c. davis fire department has been very progressive health check in how they're doing it. they have a company that they use to do scans, and they do it every year. they have an agreement with their local that all the information, it's personal to individuals, and they have

stewart responded to an unknown assist emergency to e.m.s. personnel with a patient that was unconscious and not breathing. chief deputy stewart quickly recognized the patient was overdose ng an opioid nd administered nar can to -- narcan to save the patient's life. this marked the fifth life saved by celine county sheriff's deputies successfully using field.in the i'd like to extend my congratulations to rochelle tewart, the celine county sheriff's office for saving lives and continuing the hard work of protecting and serving arkansas. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. tempore: the o gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until 2:00 p.m. tmbassy in washington. chalupa explained how the ukrainian embassy worked

one of the things that came out is what i call a newer picture of the e.m.s. station. i guess we identified it as -- what is the label? is it 49 still? >> 49. station 49. >> president nakajo: okay. in terms of station 49, that brief picture, where are we at in terms of implementation of that program, utilization? >> so it's scheduled to open fall of next year, 2020, and we're still on schedule. there's things to every project, but we're still on track for that project. >> president nakajo: and then the reference in terms of what the vice president asked, rigs in terms of trucks or parking, you mentioned the availability of old station 49. just a point of clarification. is the old station 49 within our fire department jurisdiction still? >> yes. so the plans for that facility is to become the new b.o.a., and then, we can upgrade that and have some access to that, too. >> president nakajo: as we talk about not total replacement, but parts replacement, which would need to me if anyone in the department visits where the current bureau of equipments are, it's small and old.

we're going to need e.m.s. here as well. >> reporter: tens of thousands were in town for the bayou classic football game between grambling and southern universities. additional officers only feet away when they heard the first shots on canal street near bourbon. >> reporter: officers swarming the scene, within seconds finding victims on the ground. ten people taken to local hospitals, two listed in critical condition, one shot in the chest, the other in the torso. police taking a person of interest into custody near the scene. >> we do not know if this individual has any involvement in this incident right now, we're still investigating. >> reporter: the mayor of new orleans issuing a statement, calling the shootings an ugly disruption of an otherwise beautiful holiday weekend, adding that the tragedy will not define us. this is not the first time this weekend has turned violent in new orleans. an almost identical scene three years ago. ten people were shot here on canal street after the bayou classic after than

security guards tried to revive him before e.m.s. arrived at the scene. >>> a new number will be available for americans thinking of ending their own lives. the fcc approving a three-digit number, 988, for access to the international suicide prevention hot line. the itdea was to echo the 911 number and to reduce the stigma around suicide and mental health conditions. telecom companies have 18 months to phase in the service. >>> supershuttle is going out of business. that means you won't be seeing those distinctive blue and yellow vans at the airport anymore in 2020. supershuttle and its sister, sedan service exucar had a dozen internationally. but the service has faced stiff competition from ride hailing services like uber and lyft. the phoenix-based company will cease operations december 31st. >>> a team of canadians saving the symbol of the united states. a bald eagle from a big, hungry octopus. the team of salmon farmers working off vancouver island heard the eagle screeching last monday. and they found this. the jumbo-ize sized o

able to determine right away it exceeded our capability and we immediately took them to the proper e.m.s. or medical facility. 70-80 times a day. 4,900 rescues. that's who the men and women are. when we have individuals, including our own political leaders lie who say we are running concentration camps and border patrol agents are having all drink out of toilets, that's a lie. come on down. come on down. these are mothers, brothers, fathers and sisters. i have been there and seen a border patrol agent neil down and talk to a little girl holding the hands of her little brother who suffered at the hands of smuggling organizations and kneel down and talking to them in spanish treating those two kids as if they were air own -- as if they were their own kids. i will question have you been there and really seen it? jessica: we plug our annual border tour and give people the opportunity to go down to see what is going on and understand the issues better. i want to touch on a couple of other things before we open it up to some of the questions. not all illegal immigration is people entering surr

security guards tried to revive him before e.m.s.e distinctive blue and yellow vans at the airport won't be around much longer. supershuttle is going out of business on december 31st. supershuttle and its sister, sedan service exucar had a dozen internationally. but the service has faced stiff competition from ride hailing services like uber and lyft. >>> a team of canadians saving the symbol of the united states. a bald eagle from a big, hungry octopus. the team of salmon farmers working off vancouver island heard the eagle screeching last monday. and they found this. the jumbo-ize sized octopus trying to pull the eagle under water. they hesitated to interfere with mother nature. and then, they used a boat hook to tug on a tentacle, until the octopus released the eagle, that flew to shore. the fisherman tells cnn, it's moments like this why i love my job. >>> 5:57. a check on cnn business. lyft is taking on the car rental industry, announcing its new lyft rental service on thursday. it will allow users to rent cars up to two weeks.

rigourous studies inclusively show that huge populations of wildlife are adversely affected by e.m.s. in addition to radiation, man made magnetism obscures the fields and animals rely on this magnetic superhighway to navigate their way to feeding and mating grounds. there are insects and birds that puts google maps to shame. and sex antenna and birds' beaks are high in magnetite act as a compass during their yearly migration. we are also connected to earth's magnetic field. is in charge of our circadian rhythm and ability to sleep. lack of sleep elevates cholesterol and blood pressure and interferes with the liver's ability to detox. high amounts of cortisol are release and converted into insulin. 30% of the population have difficulties with sleep, 10% have chronic insomnia, and 40 9% of the population that is symptomatic has acute insomnia. 5g will further disrupt earth's magnetic field. july 5th, 2019, san francisco 's planning department environment impact report states that 30% of a major antenna on the top of the tower will be replaced with 5g. the tower will be 5g over the whole

they were checked out by local e.m.s. >> boys, stop using so much axe body spray. >> if you smell that, you just need to shower. >> step away from the axe, don't listen to those commercials. >> that's like bedroom, room spray. >> the commercials where you spray the axe -- >> and the girls follow you. >> like right on you? no. >> right on you. okay, so festive christmas lights? hang them up all around your house, even on your yard? what about on your tree? not your tree, i'm sorry, your car. >> they're supposed to be on the tree. >> right, not on your car, necessarily. but that's how this person wanted to celebrate and it got them pulled over. washington state patrol warning drivers not to get too festive. you see there, that's a bicycle rack. the lights are up -- that's a cute idea, i like when the cars have -- >> yeah, i thought it was -- especially down in florida. people decorate their cars all types of things. from political stuff to whatever they want. >> animals. >> animals. but this happened. the driver was actually let go without a warning. so there you go. >> good. >>> also th

we're going to need e.m.s. here as well. >> reporter: ten people shot, five men, five women, the the youngest victim just 16. it happened hours after the annual thanksgiving weekend bayou classic football game between grambling and southern universities. >> and we do believe that this incident stemmed from a feud between individuals that are not from the new orleans metropolitan area. >> reporter: police patrols heightened for the big game, officers just feet away when the first shots were fired, responding within seconds. a weapon was recovered from the scene. >> we refuse to let these individuals come to our city and carry out a fight and get away with it on our streets. >> reporter: all of the victims are now in stable condition. one person was detained for questioning, but they have been released. police continue asking for the public's help, offering a reward for information. victor oquendo, abc news, new orleans. >> thank you, victor. >>> a vigil has been held in london for the two victims of last week's

ken jones, a member of the summit fire and e.m.s. was killed on december 7 while responding to a fire at copper mountain. ken served with that department for 20 years and was known as a firefighter's firefighter. travis davis, the deputy chief of operations for summit fire and e.m.s. remembers him as an oak and said is everyone in the organization learned something from ken's steady and calm demeanor. we thank ken and his family for two being dids of service -- for two decades of service and send our sincerest thoughts to all who knew him. i'd also like to recognize troy jackson, a former chief of operations with the fire rescue who passed away just yesterday morning after a battle with what is believed to be job-related cancer. chief jackson was first hired in 1990 and served nearly three decades before stepping away in 2016 due to his health. he was open about his battle with cancer in the hopes he could teach other firefighters how to a. void these -- how to avoid thesefication are. we thank him for his service and send our though