and as wells southern station and it is on the side of the fire department is providing a new fire station for the mission bay area, to be known as far as the station four and it is well removing from another seismic building, the facility out on evans where we are relocating the arson task force to the rehabilitation fire station number 30, historic number 30. and next slide please. >> okay, so these are property jects arained throughout eser 2014, and efrl of these of course are akin to what i mentioned as part and parcel of that strategy to move the folks out of the hall of justice but included as well within that rubric are the medical examiner facility as well as police, and motorcycle police, and the crime lab, or elements of forensic services and the total is $400 million. and under the eser 2010, we have been accomplishing dozens of projects certainly between the awss, and under the management of puc and neighborhood fire stations under dpw we have been making quite a bit of headway into the beginning to overcome the deficit condition found in both areas, and we will have addressed

. >> reporter: fire station 23 on oakland's foothill boulevard it was open today.d have been the second unit called to this friar on church street that killed the 93-year-old. the firefighters got there within four minutes, just one minute after the -- protection soation. >> it appears to not is an affect on response time. >> having a close fire station may not have a made a difference but blownouts could cause trouble. >> a delayed response team not only for incidents that cur o cur but cause a trickle effect down the line to surrounded neighborhoods as well. >> they voted to cloud or brown out each of the 25 fire stations for 72 hours saving $2.5 million. >> this city was at the brink of a financial disaster a couple of years ago. >> but the economy has improved. the union and the city has reached a tentative agreement. >> this change may be coming just in time. >> our citizens are going to be safe particularly during this drought season which has a high fire risk. >> the firefighters and the oakland city council have to approve the agreement. that's likely to ha

and here is another view, and here you see, the apparatus bay doors for the fire station at the north end of the building and you can compare that to actual construction. and this shot was taken standing at lot a of the at&t structure or the parking lot. and the main entry to the police headquarters is mid block third street between china basin and the mission rock streets and so here is the rendering and the actual construction photo of that main entry plaza between the existing brick structure on the right and the lobby space to the headquarters to the left. >> the china basin side, again, there will be a plaza which is one of the art installations for the project, and as well as access from china basin to the main entry plaza from the china basin. the police station is also on this side if you look and if you see the two-story concrete block, that is the relocated south in district station. and the second piece of art installation is the memorial piece dedicated to the fallen officers and the entry lobby of the police head xwauters, and it consists of a glass cylinder, about 9 feet

for two years, the city has been keeping one fire station closed at all times. that practice could end by july. >> reporter: fire station 23 is open today, but on tuesday, it was closed, or browned out. had it been open, it would have been the second unit called to this fire on church street that killed the owner. firefighters from another station got there within four minutes, just one minute after the first crew arrived, and well within the national response time guidelines. >> it appears to have not had an effect on response time. >> reporter: having a close fire station may not have made a difference, but firefighters say brown outs may cause trouble. >> not only for incidents that occur within that company's first end district, but it can cause a trickle affect down the line to surrounding neighborhoods as well. >> reporter: two years ago, officials chose to close, or brown out fire stations on a rotating basis. >> this city was at the brink of a financial disaster a couple of years ago. >> reporter: the economy has improved, the firefighters union and the

for two years, the city has been keeping one fire station closed at all times. that practice could end by july. >> reporter: fire station 23 is open today, but on tuesday, it was closed, or browned out. had it been open, it would have been the second unit called to this fire on church street that killed the owner. firefighters from another station got there within four minutes, just one minute after the first crew arrived, and well within the national response time guidelines. >> it appears to have not had an effect on response time. >> reporter: having a close fire station may not have made a difference, but firefighters say brown outs may cause trouble. >> not only for incidents that occur within that company's first end district, but it can cause a trickle affect down the line to surrounding neighborhoods as well. >> reporter: two years ago, officials chose to close, or brown out fire stations on a rotating basis. >> this city was at the brink of a financial disaster a couple of years ago. >> reporter: the economy has improved, the firefighters union and the

. >> reporter: we are in front of the fire station in the oakland hills and we are told we could setveway because the fireitation is closed because of -- fire station is closed because of brown outs but the days of the brown outside could be coming to apend. -- to an end. >> fire station 23 is open today but on tuesday it was closed or browned out. >> reporter: firefighters from another station got there within four minutes, one minute after the first crew and within the response time guidelines set by the national fire protection association. >> that appears to not have an effect on response time. >> reporter: firefighters say brown outs could mean trouble. >> cause as delayed response time. not only for -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: two years ago officials voted to brown out each of its 25 fire stations for 72 hours on a rotating basis, saving $2.5 million a year. >> this city was at the brink of a financial disaster a couple years ago. >> the economy improved. the firefighter union and the city reached a agreement. >> hopefully the brown outs will end on july 1. >> the change

building the largest component which consists of the future police headquarters, and a brand new fire station for, the relocated south of district station. and also, the project where we have the existing fire brick structure for the officers and the task force and the community group as part of the community campus. and on the public safety campus we are on target to a ribbon cutting in november of this year, so that means that we are tracking to find a completing and in august and september of 2014 and just going back, we start the design in november of 2011, and construction started in december of 2011, and substantial completing which is to the point where the building could be occupied as june or july of this year. here i think that most of you are familiar with the rendering on the left and comparing that to actual construction. the photo of the construction recently. and there are, and we are getting there. we are completely, weather tight, and two weeks we will finish the last of it in the parking side. and here is another view,

the crash happened in front of a fire station so emergency crews responding quickly. one man was killed after his van burst into flames. 12:45 p.m. the collided at the intersection. the bus was not carrying any passengers. the driver was taken to trinity hospital in serious condition. one person from the van was taken in critical condition to crest medical center. another to northwestern. officials say someone inside the van may have been pinned into the vehicle and needed to be extricated. chicago police department major accident investigation unit is looking into what happened. back to you. >>six people were injured when a police chase on the south side ended in a crash. police say they were trying to stop a driver for a traffic violation when he blew a red light at 103rd and michigan just before nine last night, striking another car. that second car veered into four people at a bus stop. two people in the second car were also hurt. their injuries are not life- threatening. the man police were chasing took off on foot, but was quickly caught. charges have yet to be

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craft shot and the tours of dpw signature including the war memorial veterans building and the fire station and a bike tour of featured skwlap. look at the website those events let our youth learn about career opportunities with the department of public works also the department of public works is the good to organization for interning for folks in the western and the bayview hunters point community and places which our young people have challenged to employment opportunity they allow kids to obtain those opportunity were they're not only cleaning up our streets but dealing with the graffiti that can lead to a long term job opportunity with the city or the department of public works. i commend dpw for the excellent way in which it takes care of of our city to keep it great and clean please join me by declaring this public works week from april to may >> supervisor breed. skip to supervisor farrell. all right. we'll skip to supervisor kim. >> thank you all for my lack that punctuality for my grand entrance into the chambers but i didn't anticipate our meeting moving so quickly it's my honor

however, santa clara county fire stations shown in red did not send any crews to fight the flames evenh some of them like the sunny oaks station were only three miles away. >> it's difficult to say whether it would have or would not have helped. >> reporter: a san jose captain says the department is actively looking into boundary drops and says there is no ego involved. is there an element of you guys being territorial about letting other agencies into san jose to help? >> no. no. no. with us, it's, you know, how can we best take care of this? >> reporter: so on paper it seems like a good idea, no? >> on paper, and in our minds it is a good idea. >> reporter: deputy chief joe parker says it would require a single 911 dispatch center for the whole county. >> that's what the customers really want. they want capable professional help to show up in a timely manner and they don't care what color the fire engines are. >> anything that would speed it up would be desirable. >> reporter: all the various agencies in santa clara county are on board with it and will begin studying the topic if the

and this services the fire stations along the southern part of east bay ambassador with the pilot service we're extending the service in terms of distance all you have our late night service stops at van ness we'll be extending that and try to start at 24th street we'll need to work with mta to see where the bus stops will be staged >> i want to thank ac transit given the situation around bart it's like this eternal grudge match between everyone in the universe who wants bart's to run twenty-four hours. i think it's everyone in the universe and bart, you know, expecting some legitimate log cool problems and i'm an eternal optimistic i hope one day we'll have twenty-four hours bart's on the weekend butt but this is truly a lifeline for the workers in particular. so i'll glad to hear our working on increasing the overnight frequency and working on bart to increase the system. and as we put together a working group we'll invite ac to be part of that to improve the system >> thank you. >> thank you very much. okay. i want to thank all the presenters. at this point, i'm going to open up for. i

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we got an exclusive look at the first days of training for cal fire. station, unit took the air today. launched a training program that usually starts a month later, in may. >> the fires most likely be earlier in the season, we need to get the crews train sxd ready, sooner rather than later. >> fire officials say the skills of the unit means it doesn't usually worry about staffing cuts, but thanks to state drought emergency funds, the unit was able to hire firefighters sooner. dozens a board a cruise ship that left san francisco are now stricken with the virus. file video of that ship. the crown prin ses. 13 crew members have reported becoming ill with symptoms. the ship was san tiened, went out to sea, with all passengers on board. the same ship reported two virus outbreaks in 2012. >>> california has the highest number of fatal railroad accidents in the u.s.. and cal train has started a new campaign to try to keep people off the tracks. >> we are looking at a pretty lopsided match up, jim. this is a new pub sick service announcement. bus being met, a young p

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. >> reporter: the bodega bay fire station is the first responder. >> we're first responders for the state park and county parks yet we don't get funding for either run. >> reporter: everyone agrees the current situation can't last. >> we are poorly under staffed but we make it work. >> reporter: residents will vote on a measure. many businesses will pay more. supporters say without the tax three firefighters could be laid off and service reduced. >> this to keep our three person staffing. >> reporter: opponents say they already face one of the highest taxes in the state. >> they just have to cut back, consolidate. change the services. and live within their means. >> reporter: highway 1 is dotted with measure a signs both for and against. some signs even tie in fishing and schools. >> there's been a lot of misinformation and that's made it very difficult for people to talk about the merits of this. >> reporter: bob miller says he's willing to pay more on a tax as long as it's subsidized by tourist dollars. >> maybe something that's more connected through my business, through my sales

. >> turns out, there was a fire station four doors down from the scene but fire crews didn't hear about the scene until a witness drove by and knocked on the station's door. >> plus, is she or isn't she? >> what hillary clinton is finally saying about a possible presidential run. >> and a play date with the prince next. >> let's take a live look outside. it is the clouds and the sun coming up over the bay area. this is a live look. more news, weather and traffic coming up. >>> welcome back. taking a live look at the wind speeds, the winds of change. we have quite a cool down today. and then a major warm up coming back into the bay area. so much to talk about in your full forecast in a moment. 880, not so nasty. we have a new crash coming up. we are tracking that as well. in fact here are your top stories. collecting evidence at the scene of that hit and run. this happened overnight. that stretch of road still closed right now. no word on any sort of description on the vehicle. in pennsylvania 20 people in the hospital. they were stabbed in pittsburgh. the suspect is in custody. former p

today it's just an asphalt lot and brick building you see there is a fire station which would not be impacted by our project. what we propose to do is remove a lot of the wharf, open up the waterfront, restore the shoreline, and provide a pedestrian access and public amenities [speaker not understood], benches, things like that. here's the conception design. you can sort of see public pathways. >> can you talk into the microphone? thanks. >> sorry. this is the conceptual design for the park. you can see how the pathways and landscaping would integrate with the exposed creek. that is my presentation. want to thank the budget analyst budget analyst for their report and i'm available for any questions. >> colleagues, any questions? seeing none, mr. rose, can we go to your report? >> yes, mr. chair, committee, orphan page 11 as explained, on pages 11 and 13, the port proposes to [speaker not understood] 189,250 dollars and that's from the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks general obligation bond funds. and that de appropriation includes 619,63 3 in project savings from the bay front

instructions from the country's security services to collect intelligence data of former russian oh two fire stationsin that region in western items available to send that information via sms and emails to keep it but according to a source close to the russian federal security service and they were providing us with the same terror attacks in seven russian regions they will also be totally supports the context of russian radical organizations and the three of these people are members of the reit sector of the nationalist a ukrainian organization which is known for its anti western rhetoric and what we heard the statements coming from its leaders threatening to attack russia's regions and even to destroy the gas line supplying russian energy to western european consumers the effect of this organization was one of the main driving forces behind the recent uprising in kiev. what's the game is so radical that even the new law forties during peak when it came to power as a result of the uprising are now pushing the right sector. away from power. in fact just recently they have to believe their headquarter

the fire started inside a building that once housed a tv station. mes. no injuries have been reported. our reporting continues on twitter. fortunately not a lot of wind in that area. frances dinglasan is doing weather. winds have been calm. >> they have been moving at five to ten miles-per-hour. right now they're around nine miles-per-hour in san jose from the northwest. live doppler 7hd sweeping around the bay area. a little bit of thin coastal clouds along the peninsula. and another live shot in san jose. you can see smoke from the fire ama was mentioning, and the winds are lying. temperatures, quite a range right now. starting to drop in some locations, 59, san francisco, los gatos, 80. 55 in half moon bay. from sutro tower looking down on beautiful san francisco, not a cloud in the sky in santa rosa, 70, but petaluma is down to 63. a lot of upper 70s still in fairfield and livermore. here's a look at sfo where you sew the low clouds spilling in. what you need to know is it's going to be clear and cool tonight, warm again tomorrow, and warmer by s

he says the picture shows a damaged fire station in oklahoma. he says a section of the building is gone as firefighters assess the damage. >> @stormcoker tweeted out this image. it's a picture from mayflower, arkansas. the image, a bit fuzzy, but you can see the damaged building and people walking away from piles of rubble. >> wow. all right. a reporter from our station in little rock sent this picture showing damaged cars marked with an "x." they have been checked by emergency responders for injured passengers. >>> meantime, though, we are not out of the woods yet with this massive storm system. >> yeah, the front is marching east. accuweather's jim dickey now joining us with the very latest. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and diana. after an active weekend across the nation's midsection, we keep the threat for storms in place though it shifts a bit further to the east as we go through the early part of this workweek here. so as far as today is concerned, we're watching from northern illinois all the way down to the gulf of mexico in

but power enterprise is a public utilities commission is who provides power services to muni, to fire stations, to police stations, our libraries, our general hospital, you know, those essential city services receive their electricity bill from the san francisco public utilities commission. so, when our cfo was talking about the rates and the funding and the revenues, those are rates we are charging primarily to city services, city service providers. we're also charging rates to tenants and businesses located on city properties. so, you can see on this slide it's about 2,260 accounts. we have the wonderful benefit of the hetch hetchy hydroelectric system which provides greenhouse gas free electricity to our customer. we're also san francisco's energy efficiency services provider, san francisco's renewable -- rooftop renewable provider. that's where go solar s.f. factors in. and we provide service to san francisco's 40,000 street lights. so, for a part of the city's important public safety feature, street lights and pedestrian lighting, we provide the electricity. we pay all the costs for the o