and the last thing chief nicholson. there was a number of reported retirements this month threat or 46? was that the expectation? weep thought it might be higher f. this is the case being mid year are we good on retirements at this point? >> we expected a higher number. there was talk of a much higher number. so, 41 for the month of june basically the end of the fiscal year is not as high as we thought. if you look how much retired the past year and hires the past year there is a net gain that's when we look for every year so we can reduce continue to reduce the over time. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you for your report. item 5 am public comment on item 6. public comment on all matters pertaining to 6 below including public comment on whether or not to hold diks 6b in closed session is there public comment? >> then propping and nobody on the comment line. where public comment is closed. item 6. public closed session regarding personnel merits. vote on whether to conduct item 6b in closed session the commissio

thank you, chief nicholson, for your excellent report. are there any questions from the other commissioners? want to start, mr. vice. any questions? thank you. okay mr. collins. we well, i'm pleased to hear some incremental progress is being made. i'm interested in hearing the response from the companies that manufacture for the these cars, because i think that's, as you have said, is where the solution will lie. and while i have the mic, i want to also thank chief darcy for a wonderful tour of the fire departments. he was in here. he's gone. did he leave? well, somebody tell him thank you. just here. it was just here, huh? yeah, i. i saw him. it was a great tour of the facilities at sfo. and for our new commissioners like me, for seasoned commissioners like you , i sense that. see i didn't embarrass you that much just by saying thank you and i was just saying, chief darcy, that the time you took the time your colleagues took was incredibly valuable because there's some things you can only understand by seeing them and looking at those fa

tim: news of the girl's death have especially impacted julie nicholson who spoke at the rally.n 2020, nicholson broke her back and neck herself while being hit by a speeding driver. >> it hit me and i thought i was going to die, flew about 30 feet. tim: the accident is another example of how deadly the city streets can be. in 2022, 39 people were killed in traffic-related deaths. the rally to redesign the city intersections to make. the more pedestrian friendly. >> we have basic infrastructure for 900 and for -- intersections that have not been done yet. why? tim: it is something the city says they need more money to be done completely. >> we are looking at other known locations like this one here or there are two lanes of traffic turning right across the crosswalk. tim: the city says it is taking more immediate action. at fourth and king, they plan on reducing the number of right turn lanes and installing a yellow turn arrow to replace the current green lights. officials also want to pass a law to install more speeding cameras. >> if someone is speeding on the residential stre

thank you. >> thank you very much chief nicholson. madam secretary, any public comment on the chief's report? >> there is nobody approaching the podium and nobody on our public call in line. >> alright. public comment is closed on the report. any questions or comments from the commissioners to the chief at this point? had vice president morgan. >> i'll be quick. morning chief. thanks for your report. i was read in one of these reports that you guys are having collaborative meetings with crews and the other autonomous vehicle-what's the other-wao? >> wamo. >> i'll let chief luttropp speak about that. what i can say we are having a few more meetings now that the press has been active and we have gotten them to meet with us, but chief luttropp. >> good morning president, vice president, (indiscernible) deputy chief darius luttropp. what we had in the past week or two weeks is the meeting the chief has been asking for in the past few months. we asked for technology and policy makers to meet with us. in a structured meeting with sfmta in a

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

. >> news of the girl's death has especially impacted julie nicholson, who spoke at the rally back in 2020. nicholson broke her back and neck after being hit herself by a speeding driver on a san francisco street. >> it hit me, i thought i was going to die. flew about 30ft, landed on the ground. >> advocates say last week's accident is just another example of how deadly the city streets can be in 2022, 39 people were killed in traffic related deaths, the highest number in 15 years. many at the rally want the city to redesign hundreds of especially dangerous intersections to make them more pedestrian friendly. the urgency isn't there right? >> we have the basic infrastructure for 900 intersections that haven't been done yet. >> why a goal? sfmta says they need more money to do completely. >> we're going to be making at least some changes on all of those streets. and meanwhile, we're looking at other known locations like this one here where there are two lanes of traffic that are turning right across a crosswalk. >> the city says it is taking more immediate action, though, at fourth and

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

according to nicholson, 4 buildings were affected by the fire and 8 people were displaced. captain jonathan baxter says all 8 are being helped by san francisco city services and the red cross. we were able to escort each one of those displaced into their homes to get valuables out of their homes. firefighters monitor the scene throughout the day dousing embers and hot spots, streets and sidewalks in the area will remain closed until the dangerous scaffolding against the apartment building is removed. the property owner and the construction company are working with city services to bring a and to remove scaffolding safely. >> this is a view up oak street. now you can see just how affected the traffic is in this area. the intersection here at oak. is still blocked off here. they still have traffic because of this fire. the streets are still closed. the sidewalk still closed. as you can see, the scaffolding still stands and they get to bring a crane and there's actually still lift across the street. that's replacing broken windows. that happened because of this fire in the hea

according to nicholson, 4 buildings were affected by the fire and 8 people were displaced. captain jonathan baxter says all 8 are being helped by san francisco city services and the red cross. we were able to escort each one of those displaced into their homes to get valuables out of their homes. firefighters monitor the scene throughout the day dousing embers and hot spots, streets and sidewalks in the area will remain closed while the skeleton of scaffolding still stands. all that scaffolding that is up. there is danger of collapse itself. >> we can't let people down the streets. that's still. >> still there. >> this is the crane that just arrived within the last 5 minutes. the construction company and the property owner work with the city to provide the crane to remove the scaffolding. for now, though, this intersection is still blocked i have another crane beside me that is just pulling up now and i'm told there's about 80 to 100 pieces of sheet that will also be boarded up around this building that caught on fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. rep

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as i was attempting to the back of the neck, norway's goalkeeper aurora nicholson scrambled to save the own goal, but to no avail. only the 2nd goal, norway can see that the women's woke up. they responded 5 minutes later when do right level the affair. 11 after the break, japan were simply too much visa. she means you broke the deadlock and he now tell me, is our put the merits out of reach in the 81st minute. is her 5th goal of the world to the 23 year old is now the tournaments top score and with the $31.00 victory, japan returned to the quarter finals for the 1st time since 2015. all right, your up. today's hope next is reporter, looking at the shares roll as a transit route for microphones, tabs, typing more news on information on our website, the new dot com. and you can follow us on our social media accounts. our honda is dw and hughes. i'm popular audio, so i'll see you again at the top of the let someone else through the see the highlights of selected for you. you every week . a new a box subscribe. now you become a criminal pretty kind a.

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and you have did he not me as i was attempting to the back of the neck, norway goalkeeper, aurora nicholson scrambled to save the own goal. but to no avail. only the 2nd goal, norway can see that the women's woke up. they responded 5 minutes later when you write leveled the affair, 11. after the break, japan were simply too much visa. she means you wrote the deadlock and he now tell me is our put the merits out of reach in the 81st minute. it's her 5th goal of the world to the 23 year old is now the tournaments top score and with the $31.00 victory, japan returned to the quarter finals for the 1st time since 2015. you're watching dw news. a reminder of our top story from a pakistani probably to stay around con, has been arrested down for a court, found him guilty of corruption and sentenced him to 3 years in jail. the supporters of being taken to the straits, the protest, what they called politically motivated charges, and to keep him from returning to office. sports life is up next with a look at a mexican boxing champion who will say fights against fam, aside, i've been puzzling. thanks f

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ingrid a tab, did he not tell me as i was attempting to the back of the neck nor ways goalkeeper nicholson scrambled to say the own goal, but to no avail only the 2nd goal, norway can see that the women's woke up, they responded 5 minutes later when do right level the affair. 11 after the break, japan were simply too much visa. she means you broke the deadlock and he now tell me, is our put the merits out of reach in the 81st minute. it's her 5th goal of the world to the 23 year old is now the tournaments top score and with the $31.00 victory, japan returned to the quarter finals for the 1st time since 2015. active and retired. full stories played in game for you create on saturday, a charity match at english club chelsea to raise money to help rebuild ukraine's infrastructure damaged by the war. former ukraine and chelsea. striker, andrew, chef shank go and many others took part in the effort to benefit ukraine's true need region where many schools have been destroyed. also joining in word year franco, sola pitcher chef and jimmy for it had told bank with guest appearances from a host of

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i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

something fire chief nicholson says she experienced as soon as she arrived on scene.lding under construction was completely vulnerable to fire risk. >> this particularly so because it's open walls, studs. there is no sheetrock. there is no fire blocking. there is no sprinkles. it's just wood. waiting to go up. and so that's really what happened here. >> reporter: the scaffolding is still under threat of collapsing and that's why roads around this area remain closed. the scaffolding on top of the building, that burn needs to be taken town before the streets can be reopened. depending how long that takes, that can mean a messy commute for people using these major streets in san francisco. now, i did reach out to the construction company who is responsible for the building. i spoke to a gentleman that identified himself as one of the engineers to this building. he did not give much of a comment, quickly hung up the phone. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. we will await word for the latest on that investigation. in san francisco, bay area news. >>> today

according to nicholson, 4 buildings were affected by the fire and 8 people were displaced. captain jonathan baxter says all 8 are being helped by san francisco city services and the red cross we were able to escort each one of those displaced into their homes to get valuables out of their homes. firefighters monitor the scene throughout the day dousing embers and hot spots. streets and sidewalks in the area will remain closed while the skeleton of scaffolding still stands. all that scaffolding that is up. there is a danger of collapse itself. >> we can't let people down the streets. that's still. >> still there, according to the fire department, the construction company and the property owner are working with the city to bring a crane in to remove the scaffolding. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> some 4500 people who work for the city of san jose are voting over the next 4 days. whether to authorize a three-day strike that workers are seeking better pay and benefits that proposing pay hikes of 7

san francisco fire chief janine nicholson saying there have been more than 50 cases of the self driving vehicles interfering with or impeding emergency responders. so far this year. i understand and appreciate the safety that autonomous vehicles can bring to the table in terms of no drunk drivers, no speeding , all of that kind of stuff. however they are still not ready for prime time because of how they have impacted our operations. waymo and cruise both site safety stats saying their vehicles are safe. cruise, avs have now driven over 3 million miles safely, the vast majority of which go unnoticed. but the company say the number of stopped autonomous cars is trending downward and that every instance is an opportune city to learn how to do better. where there's an issue and the interaction does not go as well as it could. we were quickly with feedback from first responders to implement improvements outside before the hearing. those opposed to autonomous vehicles like taxi driver matthew sutter held their own rally. he says expanding the number of autonomous vehicles on the roads would

. >> i'm jour san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. >> first and formost, i like to thank you for everything you do to help our passengers get around the city. it is safety in mind we like to talk about what to do if you encounter any kind of emergency scene while on your route >> if you see a ambuljs and fire engine on the side thf street, this usually indicates there is some type of medical emergency. >> the first thing you should do is look out for emergency personnel in the area. if there is room to proceed, do so, if you cannot pass safely, contact the transit management control center for instructions. >> active fire scenes meanple while may appear static but can become dynamic in seconds. you may see engines trucks and vehicles with flashing red lights. >> the best course of action is call the tmc and give as much information as you can, including the site and nature of the emergency. there should be a captain or public safety officer on the scene who can tell you what is going on. then let you know whether you have permission to take a dudetore. >> if you are caught in the

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chief nicholson has a warning for other cities. >> pay attention, get on board, get ahead of this.jim, i do want to mention the cruise passengers we've spoken to have all had positive experiences. we also rode in a cruise and waymo car. this is called the loop shuttle. it is operating on treasure island in san francisco. it started about a week ago. and as you can see, there is no driver. there is an operator on board all of these. this is marvin here. he's making sure that everything will be okay but there's no steering wheel. just passengers. so is this the future? you tell me, jim. >> how does it feel? does it feel weird? does it feel comfortable? >> reporter: it's a little jerky but overall, you know, it's pretty good. it goes relatively slow and it feels like a bus ride. >> all right. well, we might be seeing more of those. thanks so much. >>> donald trump's co-defendants have begun trickling in at the fulton county jail in georgia. stay with cnn news central. stay with cnn news central. we'll be right back. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com & foster® adjustable mattrtress

. >> reporter: chief janine nicholson heads the san francisco fire department and says her crews have had to smash windows of a driverless car to stop it from getting in the way of first responders. do you feel the urgency from these companies to figure this out? >> there is so middle regulation over them that it almost appears like, we don't have to figure it out, this is moving forward one way or the other. >> reporter: self-driving cars are already being tested in at least 25 states. while california arguably has some of the toughest regulations in the country, some still want the state to hit the brakes on expanding the technology. protesters launched a social media campaign, encouraging people to place orange cones on the hoods of driverless vehicles in hopes of confusing the cars so they stop moving. back inside our car, cruise customer service contacted us to say they detected a problem and sent an employee to manually drive us to our destination. what do you think about your first ride in a self-driving car? >> i'm rooting for this. i want this to happen. but just what i saw r

. >> reporter: chief nicholson heads the san francisco fire department and said her crews have had to smash the window of a driverless car to stop it from getting in the way of first responders. >> do you feel the urgency to figure this out? >> there is so little regulation. it almost appears like, we don't have to figure it out. >> self-driving cars are already being tested. california has some of the toughest regulations in the country, some still want the state to hit the brakes on expanding the technology. protestors launched a social media campaign encouraging people to place orange cones on the hoods of driverless vehicles, in homes of confusing the car so they stop moving. back inside our car, cruise' customer service contacted us to say they detected a problem and sent an employee to manually drive to us our destination. so what do you think about your first ride in a self-driving car? >> i'm rooting for this. i want this to happen. what i saw right now, it's a big no for me. >> reporter: tweaking the technology to handle every type of road clock could take years. it may still

san francisco fire chief janine nicholson says the city does not have all the data from these companies. she testified sharing her earnest opinion. >> i understand and appreciate the safety that autonomous vehicles can bring to the table in terms of no drunk drivers, no speeding, all of that kind of stuff. however, they are not ready for prime time because of how they have impacted our operations. reporter: 160,000 calls a 80% of them are medical related. this year, according to the fire department, there have been 55 reported incidents of interference. waymo addresses the emergency vehicle interference, saying the company is working to make sure their vehicles stay out of the way whenever possible. . despite the discussions, there was no indication the cpc uc did not plan to go forward with thursday's vote. dan: if the cpuuc allow this expansion, what is that going to look like? will this be flooded with these robotech sees? reporter: i have told us in previous interviews they don't plan on immediately adding additional cars when they expand. they say the same number of cars will be on

uh and my long and one sided romance with uh, daily star mazda nicholson. uh, we'll continue because he's going to be here and walking the right carpet for a danish film called the promised land. so a few stars to, to gaze at here in venice. absolutely. sounds promises promising for starting texas a tons of tips. now let's go to what are your highlights? yeah, i mean there are too many films to really go through them all, but i'll pick maybe 2 really big ones that i'm desperate to see. i'm one is a poor things. it's sort of a feminist. frankenstein pale, a starting m a stone and it's from your goes along to most of the director of the favorite. uh which is one of my all time favorite uh movies. that's going to be premier in here and a couple of days. um and then uh, film from one of my absolute favorite directors that david fincher is going to be here, the killer, it's a stars michael, fast vendor. and from what i hear, it could be a real return to form from the director of a 7 and the fight club. so those are just 2 huge pets of a massive number of films t

. >> i'm jour san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. >> first and formost, i like to thank you foreverything you do to help our passengers get around the city. it is safety in mind we like to talk about what to do if you encounter any kind of emergency scene while on your route >> if you see a ambuljs and fire engine on the side thf street, this usually indicates there is some type of medical emergency. >> the first thing you should do is look out for emergency personnel in the area. if there is room to proceed, do so, if you cannot pass safely, contact the transit management control center for instructions. >> active fire scenes meanple while may appear static but can become dynamic in seconds. you may see engines trucks and vehicles with flashing red lights. >> the best course of action is call the tmc and give as much information as you can, including the site and nature of the emergency. there should be a captain or public safety officer on the scene who can tell you what is going on. then let you know whether you have permission to take a dudetore. >> if you are caught in the

of sea ice and then talk to goes dramatically affecting the survival of emperor penguins as well. nicholson city for reports, the sea ice and then talk to guys melting. and we did the habitat of these penguins . british were so just say thousands of baby emperor as drone gloves tier of to record low covering of c eyes broke up earlier. the number one more will to cause the see eyes the chicks live on to break up early, killing them before that metro old enough to survive in the ocean. the key finding is a penguins nest on the sea ice and they need the substrate to last the on december . it was called dr. breeding season successfully. so if it breaks up earlier, then i'll give you some of the checks will actually pull it into the sea and drown . if i manage to scramble allows you to see that pretty much will be west and they'll die of hypothermia. so out of science call needs to be in the buildings house and see some of the catastrophic breeding for a year last year. signed to see if then goods on successful breeding one location. they may look for another side the next year, which with vast

. >> i'm jour san francisco fire chief jeanine nicholson. >> first and formost, i like to thank you for everything you do to help our passengers get around the city. it is safety in mind we like to talk about what to do if you encounter any kind of emergency scene while on your route >> if you see a ambuljs and fire engine on the side thf street, this usually indicates there is some type of medical emergency. >> the first thing you should do is look out for emergency personnel in the area. if there is room to proceed, do so, if you cannot pass safely, contact the transit management control center for instructions. >> active fire scenes meanple while may appear static but can become dynamic in seconds. you may see engines trucks and vehicles with flashing red lights. >> the best course of action is call the tmc and give as much information as you can, including the site and nature of the emergency. there should be a captain or public safety officer on the scene who can tell you what is going on. then let you know whether you have permission to take a dudetore. >> if you are caught in the

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

we're just here to defend ourselves and defend our business with business band. remo. nicholson. hold on. yeah. can you show me once we can show you what it looks like with no protection. oh no, i can't. you never know. it says i'm in the lives in the north and neighborhoods on themselves to protect the business. the club. where do they get the weapons? we worked full several days and finally found a man who calls himself an alms dealer. he agreed to meet with us we supplementing a week later the we didn't meet in the northern districts. as expected. we mentioned the city center in a quiet residential area. the this is just how you doing his best seller. this is a gully. looks like a kalashnikov, but it is really a $5.00 caliber like the from us. it's for my it's worth 4000 euros at the moment. wesson's prices sky rocketed off to the mud or whatever if i do anything that brings in money, my name is chicago, the 2nd the, his code name means jacqueline it's also and i'm the grandma of class source for collection of kaufman french. so notice that the the he advertises his was on soc

>> the first liege fire chief in san francisco history ja jeanine nicholson. connie chew and joaquin torres. let me honor some amazing trail blazers ms. billie cooper in the back. as well as donna persona. and i want to acknowledge the executive director for pride who is joining us today. thank you so suzanne ford for your hard work in making pride really special. [applause]. the new generation of leaders in the trans-community stand on your shoulders. we are grateful to welcome you all here to san francisco upon city hall to celebrate transgender history month in the city and county of san francisco! [applause] thank you, honey for that great land acknowledgment. and what i love so much in talking about san francisco on such a special occasion is not just that our city is a resilient city because of the community what they represent in terms of the history the transgender movement, which really, truly was at the center of sparking a movement for lbgtq+ community and san francisco as a city of firsts. when you think, people continue to talk about stonewall the