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

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

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then go back to court and say, would this person be eligible and will the court refer the person for em, if there is still an argument, my understanding is that the sheriff's department is not going to uni laterally change the court's decision. all that it does is when a person is eligible, and has been reviewed, and accepted, it goes to the proper procedures. >> if i may ask, the city attorney for just a quick question, in terms of the issue of if this moves forward, and it seems that there is still the opportunity for whatever, it is proposed in terms of an individual going on electronic monitoring that there would still be court review and i mean is that the case? what i understand the sheriff's department is saying to the board, is that if the sheriffs intend as a policy matter, to seek the court review and any time and to consult with the district attorney and seek review any time that the district attorney disagrees and the ordinance would not require the sheriff to seek approval when making these pretrial determinations about electronic monitoring. but, as a policy matter, the sh

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

fire and ems. note -- this investigation prompted d.c. fire officials to put a lieutenant on desk duty. she was the ranking officer at engine 26 the day mills died. she has submitted paperwork to retire, claiming two other firefighters, one of them a rookie, did not inform her how serious the situation was. more than 25,000 maryland residents are facing the possibility of spending a second night without power after yesterday's ice storm. the latest figures indicate redrick town the is the hardest hit, with more than 14,000 customers in the dark and cold. the numbers are slowly falling in montgomery and washington counties. it has forced many to find creative ways to keep warm. >> i heated up soup on the wood stove. i have three quilts on the bed. >> they hope to get the power on for all but about 8000 customers by tonight and everybody by the end of business tomorrow. >> the federal aviation administration is working to act -- to inspect air traffic control towers to make sure they are protected against lightning. the investigation was or

want to decide, the court to have the final determination in that instance, whether the person goes on em. or how you want to implement the actual program. >> mr. gibner in terms of sort of making that clear, how would you go about doing that? >> i think that what is subsection d, of 1203.018 provides us that the board as a department is indicating, the board has the power to adopt the rules and regulations about how this program is going to work. this legislation is not adopting those rules and regulations, the state law provides when the board does adopt, or if the board chooses to adopt additional rules, regarding this program, the board would first consult with the sheriff and the district attorney. but this legislation, does not adopt those rules. that is... and we are in the legislation. that is not county practice we have noticed. but through the chair. the sheriff's department under this legislation would have the discretion over how to operate this program. if the board of supervisors chose to put additional constraints on the program as authorized by the state law, it would do t

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districtwithin the fire and ems system left him on the sidewalk. what went on in today's emotional hearing. sam? >> this comes on the heels of -- friday' ort into the death of mills. they have examples of people who fire andgedly because ems employees did not follow protocol, and people are often -- met with indifference. >> how is it possible that five different people failed to act? > he referred back to , andry 25 when he fell despite repeated pleas, the firefighters did nothing. his son says major change much happened -- must happen. >> they've proven that they are unable to address their shortcomings internally. >> seated next to mills were three others with friends or family who had died from firefighter and ems incompetents. a firehouse equipped with a defibrillator with chest pain, and was told to wait for an ambulance here --ambulance. 35, no medicals problems, he died from a heart attack that could have saved. >> firefighter chief ellis sat in the back but said nothing. 911 tapes released shows the desperation of mills tossed daughter as

fire and ems. the case of medric, a long-time resident who collapsed while several firefighters did nothing. then there was the ambulance dispatched to rescue him sent to the wrong quadrant of the city. other family members shared their stories. several representatives from ems got a chance to speak and be grilled by wells, but it was mills son's speech that set the tone. >> what happened to my father is unacceptable on any level. procedurally, morally, or legally. as the deputy mayor's report makes abundantly clear, there were deplorable failures of leadership, gross negligence, failures and carrying out the d.c. fire and ems. duty to deliver emergency medical servicings to the public and outrageous lapses in judgment. >> when we come back, we'll play you back and forth of wells and the representatives. they were talking about those serious lapses and basically the personnel, they dropped the ball that day. we'll have that at 6:00. for now, we're live at the wilson building, wusa9. >> the titans o

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ems department officials and employees involved in the tragedy who refused to provide care to my dad. on to sayily went that they wanted to humanize their father. they say he was more than a victim of d.c. fire. 55 years andand of a city employee of 47 years. his grandchildren will return to the very location tonight at 7:00 for a candlelight vigil. that is the latest from north east, washington. >> thank you. happening now, sentencing is underway for a former arlington county sheriff's deputy convicted of killing a man after an argument. patterson admitted he shot and killed the man but he said he did in self-defense. a jury found patterson guilty of voluntary manslaughter and recommended six years in prison. jeff goldberg is in the courtroom. you can look for his report on abc 7 news at 5:00. police say a home invasion in maryland does not appear to be random. students were involved in the attack in college park. doorsicked the front and back in the same time. they ordered four victims to the ground and got away with cash. no one was injured. we want to get to breaking news from pri

fire and ems department. people that just don't care. sondra mills, brother of cecil mills, stood with her family and attorneys across from the firehouse and announced the city for what happened to the 77-year-old. her high school sweetheart and husband of 55 years. >> i have known this man all my adult life and i love tim. city -- to take them away. >> lawyers from the johnny cochran firm rock the family here for a press conference and county.ounced the d.c. >> we are advocating for change because you've got to be accountable. >> firefighters refused to leave the firehouse on jerry 25th despite repeated pleas from the daughter and passersby. the lieutenant in charge, now trying to retire, seen here hiding her face behind a file folder will stop they were put on leave and the chief promises a thorough investigation. >> this is one we will not run away from and we will hold people accountable for. family members say the d.c. fire and ems has proven it cannot hold itself accountable. >> it is undisputed bowl the firefighters should have tr

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and you know what they say, if you got 'em, smoke 'em. >> you united states has been conducting targeted killings in battlefield tour 10.5 years. 375 of these strikes under president obama. >> jon: president obama is our country's all-time leader in outside battlefield sky killing or bsk for those of you -- he's like barry bombs. la laugh -- [laughter] of drone strikes, if will you. but there are limits to this practice. >> for the record, i do not believe it would be constitutional for the government to target and kill any united states citizen with a drone or with a shotgun without due process. >> jon: what a relief. [ laughter ] of course, that was in may. how does that statement hold up in february? >> officials confirm that indeed the obama administration is trying to decide whether it can legally launch a drone strike against an american citizen who is working with al qaeda noon unnamed foreign country. >> jon: that's our dlem maximum it's not constitution -- dilemma. it's not constitutional to kill an american with without due process but there's this american that we would really

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it is time for real reform. >> the fire department and ems department have proven that it cannot hold itself to an acceptable standard on its own. >> reporter: the deputy mayor for public safety says the investigation continues. meanwhile two firefighters including a lieutenant are on paid leave while a rookie firefighter has been reassigned. in northeast surae chinn, wusa9. >> cecil mills funeral is saturday at canaan baptist church in northwest d.c. friends can greet the family from 9:30 until the service at 11:30. >>> craig patterson used to put people behind bars. now he's there. today a judge sentenced the former ago ton county deputy to six years in -- arlington county deputy to six years in prison. he shot and killed julian dawkins last may after the two men got into a fight. after sentencing parten offered condolences to the dawkins family but did not apologize for killing him. >>> edison customers still in the dark in frederick county, maryland. the huge ice storm wednesday is to blame. falling trees and ice brought down many power poles. middletown primary and lewistown elem

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