division, they have no ems experience or training. it's in the report that that's the case, so i wanted to get some clarity on that. >> not the case. we have an assistant deputy chief that oversees the ems did i rigs and he's a medic. and we have supervisors that's medic. >> and they all have ems training. >> everyone in the department since 1989 including myself, it's a requirement to maintain an emt certificate. everyone has a certificate from 1989 forward. so they are paramedic licenses examine referring back to this eoa and the restoration of resources, we have asked for a greater level supervision for paramedic trained individuals to be apart of that exclusive operating area, supplement if you will. >> for clarity because there was a lot in this report. i vaguely remember seeing that wasn't in the case in the report, but your response was saying -- >> off the top when asking me the question, and if you can give me a page, i'm happy to look at it on the fly. i do vaguely recall that, but we do have paramedic up advisers, rescue ca

we are an ems did i rigs and he has a higher level of training and he's a pair met. he has approximately 250 and 350 paramedics. they have to have a paramedic license. there's eight excludeing me. one, appropriately over the ems division and i have a chief that maintains a license and my chief at the airport is a paramedic. everyone on the command staff has the emt certification. >> because it says -- >> what page? >> it's in there, executive summary on eight, which is biii. fwl thank you. >> in the last paragraph, it just says a total of 38 and this is from the budget and legislative analyst, a total of 38 command staff hasn't been trained, ems, yet through promotions they're charged with supervise are paramedic staff. on that's why -- that particular statement was cause for concern. you're telling me they all have an ems certificate which is different from what this statement says. >> having an emt certificate is significant. it means you have that life support skill and ability sdmrchlt it's for the department since 1989. >> there's less than five percent who don'

staff hasn't been trained, ems, yet through promotions they're charged with supervise are paramedic staff. on that's why -- that particular statement was cause for concern. you're telling me they all have an ems certificate which is different from what this statement says. >> having an emt certificate is significant. it means you have that life support skill and ability sdmrchlt it's for the department since 1989. >> there's less than five percent who don't have the ems certificate. the paramedic that has a higher level of training, they're being supervised by people that don't are that same level of training. in the ems division, there's a paramedic supervisor and chief, and there are paramedics overseeing their colleagues who are paramedics and yeah. i can read verbatim a statement they wrote. the ambulance personnel do receive the support from h 33 captains. they're all paramedics trained. is it the captain who has the responsible of personnel. station 49, the status work location is also staffed. i did okay. >> okay. thank you, chief. >> so i'm going to allow supervisor chiu to we are

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granted, most of those calls did have a firefighter ems or firefighter on that emergency. our department today is under funded, under staffed and under equipped to handle our current volume and the volume going forward for emergency medical care and fire request. if woor looking at fire practices, we must put together a plan to address this shortage that continues to occur day after day. thank you. >> thank you. any other members of the public would like to make public comment. speak now or forever hold your peace. with that, public comment is closed. again, thank you all so much for being here today. i know this was a very hard conversation to have and we will continue this dialogue. this is extremely important to our city and as a former member of the commission, i know this was a hard commission, but i've never seen more dedicated men and women in this city work harder to save lives and to do all the things that they do throughout our city to protect folks in san francisco. i truly feel safe being in their hands and i do want to make sure that we're continuously doing a

county ems and fire on their twitter account. that mall employees and customers were hiding in a stock room. we're going to try to get more information on this situation. much more from "the newsroom" right after this. i bought a car, >>> all right. welcome back. this breaking news, three confirmed dead at a shooting taking place at the mall in columbia, maryland, just outside of washington d.c. not far from baltimore, maryland, as well. at about 11:15 eastern time they had an active shooting situation on the second floor of that shopping mall of about 200 stores. and we're just learning from howard county police that among the bodies found of the three dead, one of the bodies was near ammunition, but no id and near a gun. unclear whether that person was the shooter. we don't have anymore details than that. however, mike brooks our security analyst is talking with his sources. mike, what are your sources telling you about this situation? is it still an active shooting or does it appear as though now law enforcement is trying to a

the table presented here shows the total calls for service broken out by function of ems and fire from 2005 through 2013. over the past few decades the courts and the elector has taken -- in 1988 in response to civil litigation, a federal judge ordered a consent decree which had work force requirements for the san francisco fire department. this was a requirement that the department achieve 40 minority representation in the work force and 15 percent in the female work force. after about ten years, the courts terminated the terms of the consent decree through a stipulated order which called on the city to use best efforts to maintain the diversity requirements established in the consent decree. later in 2006, the voters and the board of supervisors approved f. it requires the fire department to maintain all fire stations in place and located as of in 2004 and it required 24/7 fire station staffing. this table shown here shows the current annual count and percentage of the uniformed employees at the san francisco fire department by race. it shows that break down of fiscal year 08 through

em's obviously tend to get sort of lumped together.n the last 12 months, you have made great money and current account surplus countries. if you look at the gulf, the investments have done very well. look at current account deficit companies, they have not. you think investors are understanding the new once his of what they are seeing? >> people are differentiating significantly. those countries which were more stable perform much better. it was overall a difficult year last year. hopefully this year will be slightly better, more stable. those vulnerable countries will stay under pressure. >> where do you think the focus is going to remain? you talked about the fragile five, argentina and the mix as well. on theontinue to focus turkeys and the south africa's? >> argentina has been a focus of the markets in the last few days especially given the volatility we have seen there. the currency has lost 20% since the beginning of the year. supposedly we will lose another 10% to 12% this year as forecast. it is going to be under pressure. we s

. >> the em concerns are dominating all thinking at the moment.nd the concern is what kind of contagion might we get? as soon as people start to think that the anguish we've seen in the emerging markets is going to impact here, then it's going to happen. we haven't seen the kind of eruptions that we have seen. yes, we've seen stock markets come off on sentiments, but bond markets, of course, have got their safety bids and they're much stronger. if you look at all the markets this morning, they've done exactly what we said they would not during january. we got stronger bond yields, stock markets off, em slaughter and currencies everywhere. we weren't expecting that. >> what was interesting in this back drop? the commenced on the indian central bank governor were interesting saying look back to the crisis. when you were in a behind, we stepped in. we were supportive of the developed markets. now when we're in a bind, thanks very much, you've given us policies, monetary policies. does he have a point? is it time for coordinating monetary policies? >>

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the table presented here shows the total calls for service broken out by function of ems and fire from 2005 through 2013. over the past few decades the courts and the elector has taken -- in 1988 in response to civil litigation, a federal judge ordered a consent decree which had work force requirements for the san francisco fire department. this was a requirement that the department achieve 40 minority representation in the work force and 15 percent in the female work force. after about ten years, the courts terminated the terms of the consent decree through a stipulated order which called on the city to use best efforts to maintain the diversity requirements established in the consent decree.

we wanted that to be publicly documented and sources are allocated between the ems some suppression function to insure quality patient care and safe response time. as you may have seen on the previous slide, we recommended that recruitment responsibilities be clarified. until 2002 the fire department had a dedicated recruitment staff. since then and since the transfer of the testing functions from fire to the department of human resources, the responsibility for recruitment has been unclear and there's no city department that's recruiting perspective fire employee and that responsibility has fallen onto various employee organizations. this table shows -- >> excuse me. when you say various employees, can you tell me what you're talking about? >> there's a few employee organizations representing uniformed -- including the black firefighters association and the asian american firefighter association and i'm probably leaving out one or two others. >> these associations, are they independent or is it state wide. >> these are local san francisco organizations that are voluntary so their activities

we found there would be about -- one of them was -- the staff and resource between ems and suppression would increase the reimbursement. one of the problems that we didn't get to talk about. the department gets reimbursed for evidence cost and there's an imbalance, we believe, between the staffing for ambulance or paramedics and emt and the staffing for fire suppression. in our report on page 20 of our report, we show the increase in the medic to follow call. those are reversible and we estimate they'll be 2 to $3 million generated by having the right sort of medic that can be available. the other one was a savings, but there was a settlement this year, a legal settlement to firefighters who sued on the testing process and we calculated that into if there were a reduction in these types of lawsuits they'll be a saving. >> what was the settlement amount? >> we didn't look at it such as cost. >> i think it was $3.7 million. >> did you take into consideration in the evaluation of this report some of the findings that the court found in relationship to that settlement? >> no, we did not. >

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and so far this has been entirely an em trade. we have not seen the dollar leg of the movers yet. in fact, euro has held up throughout the course of the last year. so when the u.s. front end begins to move as it inevitably will over the next two to three years, em will be compromised in that move as well. >> what's the exact trade for this latest -- argentina decided to give up the peso, is that it? because everything else, the fact that china's pmi is slow -- >> yes, number one, argentina said europe and china were getting very unhinged. china is a very big deal. everyone expects 7% to 8% growth, i think they are going to be disappointed because china wants to deliver. and that means it comes at a cost. but also in mainstream em, a place like turkey is just not following the right policy, so central bank of turkey is meeting where they completely missed to make a bold statement is compromised confidence in the emerging markets. these three figures have been the approximate figures. for all the talk about balance of the crises when you look at the markets and volatility, when you

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and also the ems response. i was listening that units were clearing from the hospital, going back to staging. you had a number of different counties that were also involved in that. on police, fire, ems, unbelievable response and command and control, outstanding. >> before even the law enforcement, ems show up, mall employees and mall management. >> yes. absolutely. one of the person we had on by phone yesterday, i was on the same line, she says s.w.a.t.'s here. she said i want to tell you, they train us here at the mall if something happens, go inside a store, lock the door, put your phone on silent and wait for police to come. that's exactly what a lot of the the employees did. that's why it did take quite some time for the tactical teams to clear that mall because you had people that had sheltered in place and had done the right thing. >> is that what -- if i'm at the mall shopping with my kids, some people think, am i supposed to run outside? what if there's somebody out there waiting for us. or am i suppos

>> in one instance, ems was delayed getting a woman to the hospital where she was later pronounced dead. >> reporter: 91-year-old florence genova was spicy and always had a big smile on her face. on september 9th, the home health aide called 911 after florence collapsed in the bathroom of her home. the aide was clearly upset. >> i just remember her saying to get to the hospital seemed to take forever, to her. it should have been quicker. >> reporter: the ems coordinator said the slow time was the result of gridlock, taking 7 minutes to reach the woman when it should have taken half the time. it is disturbing to think politics played a role in the traffic clogging first responders. florence's family do not blame anyone. >> my first reaction was would it have affected anything? but i guess it would have. >> reporter: do you think it would have had any impact on the final result to your mother? >> no i really don't think so. i think she was 91 and i believe in my heart she was already gone when the ambulance got there. >> now this scandal has also prompted a class action lawsuit. the suit

munoz is about 22 weeks pregnant and suffers from pulmonary em -- em bowism. embolism. president obama is putting the finishing touches on his speech he will give two weeks from today. this year's speech is shaping up to sound like others that he has already made in the past. the economy and jobs remain the top concern of many americans. steve centanni is live in washington with a preview. >> the president will focus on economic un equality in the address on tuesday. they said the president will not pin all of his hopes on congressional action this year. >> we are working where we can with congress. the way we have to think about this year is we have to divide the government. also the president will say to the country he is not going to wait. he has a pen and a phone and he will use those to move the ball forward to create opportunity jie. in his speech the president will call for long-term unemployment benefits and a higher minimum wage and an expansion of early childhood education. he will renew his call for immigration reform which is also somewhat of a republican pr

>> if you told me i had to be em, be in parts of em linked to the developed economies.out developed economies, u.s. and japan. mexico is tied to us here. eastern europe ex-russia tied to the strong domestic german economy. eastern europe it is in asia and probably south korea. probably south korea is okay. david: we talked about the devaluations of currency in argentina, venezuela. so forth. there's a danger of competitive devaluations what they used to call beggar thy neighbor. if you make the currency cheaper it helps your export market. will we see sort after devaluation war? >> more a danger of contagion. i don't think this is orderly and planned discounting of currencies. south african rand is down 60% last three years. i don't think they deliberately had happen. turkish lira is down 50%. they clearly didn't do that because they have emergency meeting. there is danger of '97, '98 type run of investor run on emerging market currencies. that is not competitive devaluation. cheryl: michael, great topic. thank you very much. >> thank you. david: thanks for coming in. >

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joseph, let's show 'em what we're seeing right now. what a gorgeous sunset over the bay area! it was hazy, we need the rainfall. it's way too warm outside for january but that right there is a beautiful picture a nice way to wrap up your thursday. let's check the graphics. ocean beach as a backdrop, look at the current temperatures. not the highs. these are the currents. oakland 71. santa rosa 71. livermore cooled down to the low 60s. san francisco 66. and san jose 64. we do have that high of advisory in effect for tomorrow. swells will build to 13 feet lots of sneaker waves lots of rip current risk. so please use extra caution if you will be heading out there or better yet just leave it to the professionals. speaking of, we had some locals out toward ocean beach earlier today. surfers having a great time although the waves weren't 40 feet that we'll see tomorrow for mavericks but good enough to enjoy a nice day in the pacific earlier today at ocean beach. your mavericks forecast low 60s tomorrow, cloudier and cooler than today but comfortable especially for this time of the y

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it's unfair to em poo. you tell them they are legalized and then they lose their legal status.in, they are jumping through hoops and twisting themselves into contorted knots to get something. why go through all of this? just wait a year. worst case, wait three years and get real good immigration reform. >> go ahead, hcaley. >> the reason is, the worst thing that we could have is the status quo and the american people -- >> i don't agree with that. >> the american people want to make sure that the border is secure and that we enforce our visas. remember, 40% of people here illegally didn't enter illegally across the border. they came on a visa and overstayed it. so we can't do that and there's no reason not to and you're not going to get that passed. we're not going to send them home. so i think there is a misreading here of what the house blueprint says. i don't think they are going to say we're going to legalize people and bring them out of the shadows and then if the border doesn't get secure we're going to take that away. i think what they are saying is, if the border is ins

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