the fire department is a family. we live together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know w

we want to make sure that the fire department has the water that they need to fight fires, and that's what it does. whenever we do analysis on a water system, through hydraulic monitoring and system response modelling, it's key to the performance. we don't install a system that performs great on one side of the city and not the other. we want to make sure that it's working all over the system city. the darker the blue, the better the performance, you should note that it's a white square. just mean there's no demands there, and that comes from the report from a world renowned expert, dr. charles cawthorn. but you can see this system performs, and it meets the fire demands throughout the city in a robust way, so we're really proud of this planning work. some things to consider when it comes to west side sea water pump stations, one is that plant-well pump stations are likely required. the california ocean plan, which is issued by the state, basically said that the plans state that you cannot install open water intake pump stations in the ocean unless slant-well pump stations are unavail

the fire department is a family.e together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know what the

speaker, today i rise to honor the men and women of salem lakes fire department. as war has ravaged ukraine, the firefighters in salem lakes, wisconsin took action. led by volunteer firefighter art, the salem lakes fire department organized a massive equipment drive. the effort involved fire departments throughout southeast wisconsin and even the chicago area. turnout gear and other locally collected lifesaving equipment was shipped to poland to help ukrainian firefighters do their job and keep people safe. i'm extremely proud of the salem lakes fire department and the firefighters for organizing desperately needed aid to the ukrainian people. i know that wisconsin and americans across our country will join me in thanking you for your efforts. you came up with a creative way to help ukraine in its fight for freedom. ukraine's firefighters and its people will be given important resources because of your charity and your compassion. thank you again to the men and women of the salem lakes fire department for your lifesaving work each and every day. i yield back. the

one is i wanted to thank the fire department public ly on a 3 or 4 occasions we had to call the fire department in the paramedics to come to assist my wife before she passed away. every time they came they were always professional. and very kind and courteous. and -- really cared about one time my wife did not want to go to the hospital and they insisted and at this time probably saved her life. so, thank you fire department. the other thing is i live near the chain of lakes. before the pandemic i wanted to have the slow down on chain of lakes and the fire department said about the speed bumps. i'm worried about the chain of lake on friday afternoon. how can engine thirty-four get across the park or -- engines in the sunset? friday afternoon after 3:30 it is backed up sometimes to fulton street. i wish the commission would ask rec and park to not close jfk at noon on friday and may be close it at 6 o'clock to reduce the traffic on the chain of lakes. and you know -- that's what it is for. to have engine companies and trucks so they can come kroosdz the park in case there is a need for

fire department.ert, barry devin with street medicine, sam dodge who heads up our street teams, sgt. molina who works with crisis response team -- and then there is a few individuals -- i'm so sorry, i don't know you or -- victor lam, i don't usually call out the whole audience, but i believe you all deserve it and i just want to give you my deep, deep, deep gratitude for all of your work. and with that, if i can turn it over to fred brousseau to report and then we're going to hear from other city departments. >> [indiscernible] -- [feedback heard] >> >> our report -- two of the street teams, supervisor ronen mentioned the nine that are currently in place, but our report focused on the street crisis response team -- >> chair ronen: i'm sorry. i'm getting a text they cannot hear mr. brousseau on the live stream. >> we did not hear the first few minutes of that presentation. so, the presenter may want to start over. >> chair ronen: but we're good now? >> are we okay on slides? >> yes, we are, we're good

we are resilient and the san francisco fire department is ready for anything that comes our way whether it be fires, whether it be medical calls, whether it be earthquakes. we are here for you and it is just a pleasure to be here, to celebrate our 1906 rising from the ashes. and if need be, we will do it again because we are resilient san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, chief. pleasure to meet you here. gosh, we got lots of dignitaries. the next gentleman, five years and counting after 27 years in los angeles selected to lead us after a national search and i am glad we have him. welcome our police chief bill scott, everybody. i am a fan. >> thank you. >> good morning, everybody. good morning, everybody! all right. thank you, thank you. this is great to be back. to be back here. no rain, great weather, and i want to echo what i call the fire chief my pilot because i am her wingman. i wanted to echo what she said about the resiliency of the city and it goes back years and every time we have a challenge, we show the world what the city is made of. i want to say thank you to my public s

i have one question for the fire department.ere a way to under these different steps, sort of, what has to be done? i can't say i understand the piping and the water tanks and all of that, because i don't. is there a per square foot cement as to how much this cost? if you have a big building that isn't sprinkled that's not old or not new or somewhere in between, how do building owners or developers determine the cost? >> these building owners will have to contact contractors and find out a cost. on the average, it's $683 per sprinkler head. the cost for the fire pump and installation, it could cost $100,000 to install a system. i will admit that there are not many that will need to put a complete system in. the piping with a wet stand pipe or a dry stand pipe in the building is kind of the backbone of the system. you don't have to have a new system, you can kind of use what you have and incorporate that into your building. >> president feinstein: and so on the chart that were sent, yeah, there were percentages that were listed f

this is something that has been long in the making for the fire department. i see this as a really important step in the right direction. it's important for us to have the fire training facility, state of the art. and i think most of us here on the board of supervisors went through a small training on treasure island. so you have that facility and an older smaller facility in the mission and both of those have served the city well. i think the treasure island facility is appropriate, a training facility is appropriate, but because of future development, you all need to find a permanent home. i am a strong believer and have been a strong proponent on this board for the city purchasing property so that we're not spending the taxpayer dollars on rent whereas we then have the ability to own and for future opportunities, it lowers the cost and exposure to the taxpayer. i'm excited this is happening. i think it's overdue and it's something we want to fully support for your department. the question i have for you today -- and thank you for your leadership on moving t

we want to make sure that the fire department has the water that they need to fight fires, and that's what it does. whenever we do analysis on a water system, through hydraulic monitoring and system response modelling, it's key to the performance. we don't install a system that performs great on one side of the city and not the other. we want to make sure that it's working all over the system city. the darker the blue, the better the performance, you should note that it's a white square. just mean there's no demands there, and that comes from the report from a world renowned expert, dr. charles cawthorn. but you can see this system performs, and it meets the fire demands throughout the city in a robust way, so we're really proud of this planning work. some things to consider when it comes to west side sea water pump stations, one is that plant-well pump stations are likely required. the california ocean plan, which is issued by the state, basically said that the plans state that you cannot install open water intake pump stations in the ocean unless slant-well pump stations are unavail

that is very succinct from the san jose fire department. they've got a fire to fight right now.heck in with vianey arana and see what exactly the winds will be doing to the smoke that's heading up. hopefully it will keep heading up. >> yeah, you know, that's one thing that's been the biggest concern. the national weather service actually just tweeted a really interesting image. you can see the heat signature from remote sensing from the sector of that fire from space. go check it out on the national weather service site. hopefully we can pop the image up so you can see what i'm talking about. it uses remote sensing and it is detecting the heat from the san jose fire. as of now, the winds are expected to be breezy but they're going to get gusty into the evening. temperatures not too hot right now. we are heading into a cooling trend in the 60s and 70s. let's look at the current wind speeds right now because areas near the benecia bridge as well between 8 to 10 miles per hour, so they're a lot calm earp. always we mentioned earlier, down through san jose right now at about 15 to 1

the waters, it is really challenging the would, that they do and so i appreciate not just the fire departmentpartment of public works for being the lead on finally getting this project done and it was not easy, carla. it was not easy. chief, but we got it done. i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kim brandon and others, they were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco. we have a gr

the fire department is a family. we live together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know w

the fire department is a family.r, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know what they need to

that's the question everybody is asking right now. >> reporter: the fire department is working to nail down a definitive cause for this fire and say it could take some time for them to do that. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> we asked home depot what will happen to those employees working at the store. the company spokesperson says all of the workers will be reassigned to other stores in the area. there was another major fire this weekend that gutted a commercial peer along the venetia waterfront. bolero uses the porch to offload crew oiled. we have a look at how this fire could potentially lead to higher gas prices. >>> pg nd on the hook for millions of dollars in damages for the last year's wildfires. and makkah veda has the details on possible criminal charges. >> reporter: this is a $55 million settlement with six norcal counties, including sonoma county. now, the money is not going to go to the fire victims, there does set up a new system that allows them to get the money they do settle for more quickly. >> this line shouldn't have been energized to begin with, and it caused

the fire department held this exercise to get its newest members of the neighborhood response team ready to convert -- to confront a disaster. these volunteers are critical for the ability to handle a quaker, fire, or other disaster. >> trained volunteers are the bread and butter of our success, they can beat other volunteers were neighbors, they have a connection to the fire department to give us information that we need, and they practice their skills so they can be ready to save lives. j.r.: the fire department says there's always a need for people to become volunteers. on the subject of keeping san francisco safe, willie brown honored three dedicated civil servants for their roles in protecting the city. >> this is a time period in which we always, every year, pay respect and homage to those who put the fires out in 1906. there would be no san francisco without them. j.r.: the mayor bestowed a vintage survivor fire helmet at the annual 1906 quake and fire luncheon. he had to make up for the last two luncheons which were canceled because of the pandemic. recipients were guardians of t

what we notice in the police department, i want to thank the fire department for keeping track of the calls. we definitely want to support them. we want all the programs to succeed, because this should be other teams responding to these calls. not just the police department. so i just wanted to make sure that you understand that. that's our goal. and the chief's goals when it comes to people in mental health crisis. the only difference that i see, at least from the police department perspective is 2,336 calls from the year before to this year. so i'm here to support whatever program the city is implementing, but we want to be part of the conversation, because we've been in the game, we've been playing the game and we have the structure to deal with the situations. it's important that the police department has a voice in how this infrastructure that we're building now for a better future, especially for people that are afflicted by mental health in the city and county of san francisco, it's very important. there is 1 in 4 families affected by mental health. and a lot has been said abou

citywide street teams, and request the budget and legislative analysis's office, police department, fire department, department of emergency management, and department of public health to report. members of the public who wish to speak, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2498-755-5308, then press pound and pound again. press star, three to enter the queue and wait until the system indicates your line has been unmuted before you begin your comments. >> chair ronen: thank you. i want anticipating this hearing, but the report is not completed by the budget and legislative analyst's office, so i'm asking to continue it for another week. colleagues, do you have any questions? seeing no comments or questions, let's open this up for public comment. >> clerk: yes. members of the public, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2498-755-5308, then press pound and pound again and press star, three to enter the queue. operations, do we have any speakers? >> operator: mr. clerk, we have no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you very much. >> chair ronen: thank you very much. i'll close public comment. can we please hav

okun's fire department has additional power to deal with large-scale disasters. 22 graduates of the fireartment's emergency response team were sworn in as disaster service worker volunteers. now authorized to help at the scene of earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and other major events. >> when the fire department and police department are overwhelmed, we come up with the excess civilians, small fires. we are mainly here as support, extra hands on the ground. >> all of the graduates completed 24 hours of training since april 1 to earn their certificates. >> a man from big bear lake in southern california had a big bear problem to deal with. it starts with him walking up to >> >> some dumpsters. he checks out to see what is lurking in the trash container. then a bear pops its head up. as you can tell, he took off running. it turns out, it was the animal who ran off after getting spotted by the human. can you imagine that guys heart rate? >> you can't think fast enough. if it is a mountain lion i do this, if it is a bear, i do this. your natural instinct is to run. >> i can only imagine. >

they decided to call the fire department again.y heard the forgetfulness of firefighters , but the district policeman was the first to arrive at the house with two fake firefighters who hauled the loot. he encountered already in the entrance, the same realized the robbery was taking place. he grabbed the knife but the district policeman turned out not to be trying, a struggle ensued, in which the bandit himself was seriously injured, but the second bastard stunned the policeman, a woman looked out at the noise. the thugs pushed her into the apartment and locked themselves from the inside. one of them was bleeding, and police help arrived a few minutes later. the storming of the apartment in which the bandits are holding the berry hostage, the police rarely encountered such that do? breaking down the door, but the thugs seem ready to negotiate everything. i propose to surrender it is unlikely that the scum will surrender voluntarily, but at this moment in the case there was a new circumstance from the loss of blood, an urgent need t

the waters, it is really challenging the would, that they do and so i appreciate not just the fire department, but the department of public works for being the lead on finally getting this project done and it was not easy, carla. it was not easy. chief, but we got it done. i'm looking at these two ladies and the third lady here elaine forbes and her port commissioners kim brandon and others, they were like well, we don't know if we want to give you guys this property or not for free. they didn't want to give it to us for free, but we got it done. and here we are because we all work together. we worked together because we understood the bigger picture and the significance of what this means not just for the city but for the port and everything that exists here. and on top of that, an art installation to remind us of our history of what's important because we can't forget the past, we can't forget the challenges of what existed in the city along the bay, we have to remind people of that so they understand the importance of this infrastructure and the need to continue to build in san francisco.

you can see the fire department was here putting out hot spots. the department saying the fire started around saturday at 5.30, near the lumber supply. >> part of the store now all of employees were evacuated safely. no reported injuries from any firefighters or store but due to that heavy smoke containing all of those contaminants from paint thinners due to also a plastic chairs. 45 people that actually live behind the home were evacuated. >> we won. but then when the waiting and how we got the didn't want to lose the house members, the house. >> we were so worry >> now that woman you can see the amber actually burned a few holes in her trampoline, still debris in her backyard that she's trying to clean up and it she was just really with that fire going right behind her. but back out here the fire department says that they are working to try to figure out exactly what caused this fire right now. they say nothing suspicious, but that investigation will take a little time as they plan talk to some of the employees to figure out exactly what happened

shelly: the fire department of new york has been involved.hite house has been briefed and is also helping out. they mentioned that a part of informant security is looking into this, so is atf. right now it is unclear who exactly is leading edge. i am guessing it is a joint effort between the fdny and nypd but we will find out about that and our other questions very shortly. kailey: let's talk about how the mayor will likely handle this. he campaigned for mayor of new york city in part on an agenda of reining in crime. yet on a year-to-date basis, 24% increase in seven major index crimes across the city year-to-date. just talk to us about how this incident fits into the broader context of crime in new york city at this moment? shelly: this is highlighting an issue on everyone's mind across new york city even before this incident. people are nervous, they are scared to ride the subway. not everyone but there are a certain amount of people who don't feel comfortable and this has not improved since adams took over. he has been the mayor for about

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okun's fire department has additional power to deal with large-scale disasters. 22 graduates of the fireent's emergency response team were sworn in as disaster service worker volunteers. now authorized to help at the scene of earthquakes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and other major events. >> when the fire department and police department are overwhelmed, we come up with the excess civilians, small fires. we are mainly here as support, extra hands on the ground. >> all of the graduates completed 24 hours of training since april 1 to earn their certificates. >> a man from big bear lake in southern california had a big bear problem to deal with. it starts with him walking up to >> >> some dumpsters. he checks out to see what is lurking in the trash container. then a bear pops its head up. as you can tell, he took off running. it turns out, it was the animal who ran off after getting spotted by the human. can you imagine that guys heart rate? >> you can't think fast enough. if it is a mountain lion i do this, if it is a bear, i do this. your natural instinct is to run. >> i can only imagine. >> if

we got to figure things out with the fire department, garbage access, manhole covers. it's not easy closing a public street. >> reporter: but peralez says businesses are asking about the long-term future. >> is this going to last? should i be investing in better outdoor patio furniture and tables? or should i be planning to mop it up and bring it back inside? >> reporter: it really would be a long-term project with a lot of steps, and the first step would be to get city approval. for peralez, this process has to go through the rules committee on wednesday. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> moscow confirming its flagship warship sank in the black sea. u.s. defense officials told nbc news they believe the russian ship "moskva" was hit by missiles before it sank. they say it is unclear why the ship's air defense didn't kick in. but it could be due to maintenance issues. russia denies the ship was hit by ukraine, saying it sunk when ammunition was detonated on board. still it appears to be retaliating as explosions were heard in kyiv today weeks after

still spreading burning several hundred yards from where it started just before noon today the fire department believes. this fire could be burning for a long time. a massive fire burning at the port of benicia a dock fully engulfed thick black smoke filling the air fire engines and fire boats attacking the inferno from all sides fire crews from across solano county race to the scene the fire began just before noon for hours later. it was still burning watch as part of the dock. collapses into the water ships anchored at the port were moved away for safety sake into the carquinas straits including this oil tanker smoke from the fire could be seen for miles. but i think of this fire, this is crazy. it's scary because they offload a lot of the gas and oil there longshoreman working at the port. we're told to leave. how are you feeling right now? the fire was burning adjacent to a historic park, i guess so what innovator for my friend the venue was ordered evacuated the wedding? already looking for a backup plan. so what's the plan? what's the plan right now at this point? we're just sending all

the nypd and the fire department are there. we understand that there may have been an explosion, however there are no active explosives according to authorities there at the station. we will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they come. this is disrupting transit in new york city today. several lines are disrupted in brooklyn and parts of manhattan as well. stay with us for further updates. this is bloomberg. kailey: investigators from the new york police department and new york fire department are on the scene in sentence park, brooklyn at the 30 -- at the 36th street subway station. they witnessed multiple shootings early this morning. multiple people or shot and there was a potential explosion. investigators found no active explosive devices at this time at the scene of that station. we continue to monitor for updates. let's get the reaction now from washington, d.c. anne-marie is joining us from washington. what have we heard from ministries in the district and administration? annmarie: we haven't yet

the fire department says the building is four stories tall and it broke out on the third floor. firefighters did rescue to people and multiple families from the building, but no one was injured and that fire was contained around 9 45 tonight ktvu jana katsuyama has just arrived on seeing she's going to bring us a live report. in just a few minutes. police have made one arrest in connection with this weekend's mass shooting now in sacramento police say they have booked 26 year old dondre martin for assault and illegal gun possession charges, but so far, not the shooting itself. he is due to appear in court tomorrow. authorities say they have searched three homes since yesterday and recovered one weapon. three men and three women were killed when gunfire erupted as bars closed on k street. a dozen other people were hurt and tonight community members, city leaders and family members of the victims gathered. to mourn the lives lost. ktvu is elissa harrington tells us, they all called for an end to gun violence. so who's gonna stop it? because they, nobody bringing sergio back. nobody

the team is a group of volunteers sponsored by the san francisco fire department. >>> the annual 1906 earthquake and fire luncheon happened this afternoon. the event and john's grill and union square has been on hiatus since the start of the pandemic. each year the survivor award is given to three honorable city residents. >> 1906, that many years ago, something happen to this city. a number of people rose up to make sure this city would still be here in perpetuity. >> the former mayor presented the three recipients of the award with a white helmet that says represent citizens who have greatly distinguished themselves by contributing to the city of san francisco. >>> i am still dumbstruck by the whole situation. >> we will tell you where police found a california teen that had been missing for more than two years. >>> what pg&e crews are doing this weekend to try to prevent wildfires. >>> a teenager who has been missing from clear lake for more than two years has been found in utah. >> police responded to calls of a man sleeping outside of a store. officers say they felt more to his s

certainly need those that rain and so do fire departments. mark fire departments are always at the ready at this time of the year, but weekends like this can require some special prep. this is our grass rig engine, so it's able to pump and roll so it can drive out into a field that's on fire and spray water onto it while we're actually driving through it. coming up at 10 30 will show you how fire departments work through red flag warnings. happening now. rough seas are keeping rescue boats from getting told lines to a container ship that lost power off the marin county coast from coast guard video. you can see the conditions about seven miles off the coast of point, reyes the one high 1 76 reported losing engine power yesterday, but towing vessels were not able to catch lines to it because of the high seas. as you saw there , there about 21 people on board this ship, the coast guard says the 564. ft ship is now stable at anchor, and there are no reports of any pollution or injuries because of it. police in oakland say they have extra patrols

and the fire department has a couple of roles here. we are fire prevention. personnel will be on scene during the entire event making sure that everything is safe from a fire department perspective. i know there will be a medical plan in place for the event that includes e.m.s. we are not staffing that, but we are up staffing our units, our medic units on the outside to be able to respond appropriately and quickly. we want everybody to have a good time and a safe time and please keep an eye out for each other out there. there is all sorts of stuff that might get into something you take, not from this authorized place, but keep an eye on your friends. and call 911 if you need us. and i would now like to introduce the director of the sfmta, jeff tumlin. >> thank you, chief. as should come as no surprise to any of you, if you want to enjoy 4/20 day safely and fully, please do not drive. all of the muni lines serving golden gate park are fully operational. if you are coming from downtown or bart, we urge you to take either the 78 bus or transfer to the n judah wh

that again according to the fire department.o law enforcement sources briefed on the matter say preliminary information indicate the suspect was dressed in some sort of construction attire. how significant that could be. a construction worker heading into the city. a lot of construction on the island of manhattan. it appeared to be going northbound into manhattan >> dana: could have been a disguise. >> bill: there were people the ending bloody passengers lying on the floor of the station. looked like three people in the shot were in that picture i should say had been shot or affected from this. further details not immediately available. the new york police department say they are responding to reports of people wounded by either gunfire or an explosion. that will be important, too, when the press conference becomes available. train service in that station delayed during the morning rush hour. you can imagine that ripples out to the rest of the five areas. today in new york city it has been a long winter. today was a day where pe

department director of shared space program. we are joined here in the building physically as well as virtually by our team here in chambers with us is assistant fire marshall chad law. virtual, deputy program manager monica the nta. jeremy at the department of public works. nicole bond. disability and also by vanhotten with the office of economic and workforce development. i have slides that i prepared on the laptop. wonderful. >> great. so a brief stet of presentation slides. most recently the board voted on a shared space amendment to extend the pandemic program. il talk what the impoccasions are for small business constituents that reloyal on this program. >> and also present a bit about our current grant's program. both the shared spaces as well as other grant opportunity at office of economic and workforce development to many of the same small buildingses that have shared paces. >> as a quick reminder shared space system a program this seeks to safely activate many parts of the out doors in the public realm this it is work that we had been doing in san francisco for many years and adapted to meet demands of the covid era moving commercial out

scene of the home depot fire as early as sunday, but it wasn't until today that the san jose fire department formally announced they'd joined the investigation. so far, investigators speculated the fire started in the lumber section, but rick garcia of san jose who shot this video and says he was in home depot at the time adamantly disagrees. >> it definitely didn't start in the lumber area, and i can tell thaw for sure because i was in the lumber area. it started two aisles over in the roofing section. >> reporter: that section was stocked high with products, and he thinks that might have explained the fire's path. >> it was able to keep that fire consol tatd and allow it to get hot because was so concentrated that by the time it got up, it was really hot. it had a lot of fuel to catch on its way up. >> i looked back, and all i told my mom was to say good-bye to her house. >> this is our life now. >> reporter: sherry is grft to have a home to return to. she lives right behind home depot and embers from the fire damaged her roof. she's not surprised the atf is involved and said it will be ha

, their boats there trying to help fight this fire from that direction. any other departmentsthe area assisting? >> well, this is an entire bay area efforts. as behalf of the city and we certainly appreciate all the fire crews from throughout the bay area. we have fire boats from the city of oakland, san francisco, timber on the u.s. coast guard as well as fire crews from every single agency long county as well as many in contra costa county. and so we're very grateful and appreciative of all the fire staff that has responded to this incident today. >> and is it affecting that bridge there? the smoke? is there any plans that that that bridge is going to be closed? >> not to my knowledge. we have been advised by highway patrol intention to close the bridge or traffic. i'm sure it's we certainly encourage those driving to a slowdown. so make sure to be sensitive to that, the smoker visibility. but to my knowledge, there's no plans to shut down the bridge. and how can you reassure the people in benicia and even the surrounding neighborhoods who are seeing the smoke that this isn'