what you do. >> and chief nicholson's last day will be august 30th. so did they announce her successor? no announcement just yet. we're told by the mayor's office that she wants to keep the ceremony about chief nicholson and just highlighting her career fair enough. >> well, wish all the best health wise and obviously thank her for her service while here. yes, thank thanks. >> coming up in east bay dance studio picking up the pieces. >> after an early morning break-in, how it plans to recover. >> plus, more on the new push to remove homeless camps in san mateo county. in a rare moment of agreement, democrats and republicans from california and nevada are in lake tahoe today pledging to protect this place for generations to come >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace to tell you who is here and how they plan to do it. >> police in redwood city looking for this guy who they say assaulted 2 elderly people in separate incidents this morning between 7.38, o'clock. the first assault was in the parking lot of grocery outlet at broadway between walnut and map

nicholson is also the first openly lgbtq chief in department's history. but i also believe that diversity equity inclusion is imperative for this department giving young people an opportunity to do what we and giving them a skill set in the support they need to do what you do. >> and the chief nicholson's last day will be august. 30th in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> thank you, gayle. coming up, a busy day on the campaign trail. former the former president, president trump tells the media who may be behind campaign hacks and with the harris camp, it says we will finally it details on her economic agenda and west oakland dance studio rated by thieves. the owners now counting on the community step up. plus why some lawmakers are calling for policy changes. it could help reduce the risk of future fires. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advance

i just want to show you some documents, mr nicholson. also refutes any allegation of modern slavery or human trafficking. tojoel, it offered an apology, saying... yoruk�*s death they describe as a tragic accident and for yoruk�*s family it's a tragedy that persists. and for all the men who've just told us their stories, the experience of working for tn trawlers and with the british justice system has left a bitter taste. chris clements, bbc news. bbc scotland's investigation slavery at sea is available now on bbc iplayer. and you can hear file on 4's investigation invisible souls on bbc sounds. the time is 16 minutes past six. our top story this evening... a major search is under way for six people missing after a british luxury yacht sank in a freak storm off sicily. coming up: iam in i am in chicago, where this pro—palestinian demonstration is about to get under way ahead of the democratic national convention, where kamala and on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — stokes out, potts in. england replace their injured caption

jeanine nicholson. this my report from items since august 14 and will be my last report here at of my time in the last couple week interviewing young people for our and i'm really happy to say, we have that we are going to invite to camp, which i believe takes place on the 7th or 8th of september, so, close to i think 90 people, not including our 49ers that we to boot camp. to give them idea of what is expectand it gives us a idea oflevel where everyone is at. so, it has been in the last couple years doing this. so, yeah, just pushing some people towards the-toward next chief will be able to select from young people. i would lito say there are some things that need tcarried forward. spoke a little about 4 about this, and that is, we will be working controller this year on an audit around our flfleet replacement. i think this can be really used our advantage to show challenged we are with current fleet. so, usually these audits take close to year to conduct, but it is very can really paint the picture th

. >> the san francisco fire department is bidding farewell to chief janine nicholson, who is retiringer 30 years of service. >> y'all gonna make me cry? sit down. no crying in the firehouse. >> fire commissioners and city leaders today attended a celebration for nicholson, who is the first openly lgbt fire chief in the department's history. she was appointed to the post five years ago by mayor london breed. nicholson announced last month she was stepping down due to unforeseen medical circumstances. >> i am retiring because i've been telling folks in this department for years to take care of themselves, and i have not listened to that advice, and so my body has finally told me i need to listen to that advice. and so that's what i'm doing. >> nicholson is the department's 26th chief and just the second woman to run the department, following chief joanne hayes white. mayor breed has not yet announced her successor. mayor breed, though, writing on x that she was the one to swear in nicholson as fire chief in 2019, and in her post, she said she thanked nicholson for her service, writing a

tn trawlers, under mr nicholson's direction, prioritised the catch over the workers safety. getjoel adequate care. he was fined for health and safety breaches. joel received compensation. he's originally from the philippines and came to the uk through a recruitment agency, a common practice. this ghanaian agent sent at least four men to work for tn trawlers. he tells us in this covertly recorded conversation that he's being struck off for charging fishermen illegal fees to secure jobs. various agents operating worldwide sent men to work for ten companies in total. for tn companies in total. the bbc has identified 35 men who, having worked for tn trawlers or its sister companies, went on to be identified by the home office as being victims of human trafficking or modern slavery. to date, there have been no convictions related to trafficking on tn boats, although there have been long running investigations by police scotland and the uk home office. we asked thomas nicholson for a statement about these allegations. tn group responded, saying... tojoel, it offered an apology, sa

item number fr.hi chief of department jeanine nicholson.current issues, activities and events within the department since the fire commission meeting on july 10th, 2024, including budget academies, special events, communications and outreach to report from operations deputy chief dariusau report on overall field operations, including of fire prevention and investigation training within thdepartment and airport division. report from ems and community paramedicine deputy chief sandra tong. report on the ems and community paramedicine divisions. may i begin morgan, i'm sorry. president. president morgan. vice president. frazier. commissione9 feinstein. commissioner. nakajo esteemed city attorney. and command staff. i am still your san francisco fire■ chief, janie nicholson. and this is my report. since our july 10th meeting, that week of july 10th, i went to the firescope board oa meeting with a l o in californid we discusscal, state and national trends,■ó on everything from, fighting fires to cancer to wildland urban interface, all sorts of t

. >> the san francisco fire department is bidding farewell to chief janine nicholson, who is retiring now after 30 years of service. >> y'all gonna make me cry. sit down. no crying in the firehouse. >> fire commissioners and city leaders today attending a celebration for nicholson, who was the first openly lgbtq plus fire chief in the department's history. she was appointed to that post five years ago by mayor london breed. nicholson announced last month that she would be stepping down due to unforeseen medical circumstances. >> i am retiring because i've been telling folks in this department for years to take care of themselves, and i have not listened to that advice, and so my body has finally told me i need to listen to that advice. and so that's what i'm doing. >> nicholson is the department's 26th chief and just the second woman to run the department, following chief joanne hayes white. mayor breed has not yet announced her successor. a major bust to tell you about in the east bay, where officers found all of this. thousands of dollars worth of illegal products. plus, outrage in

chief nicholson, we arer ur service here in san francisco. it has really been my privilege and honor to serve as mayor with you, as the fire chief of this department. and you were an incredible partner. i am happyyt i know you won't be farway.o on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, thank you for. thank you for your extraordinary leadership and congratulations on your retirement. for inviting. y'all gonna make me cry. sit ere's no crying in the firehousewo thank you, mayor b. i'm not great at taking that in, so just give me a moment here. but thank you, thankthan you. greetings, everyone. i am still your san francisco fire chief, janine nicholson. you ain't getting rid of me just yet. and let's just clear up some rumors i am retiring because i have some all i'm going to say about it, there is no forced rf that balos happening. i am retiring because i've been telling folks in this department for years to take care of themselves, and i have not listened to that advice. and so my body has finally told me i need to listen to that advi

jeanine nicholson ic to the citizens of san francisco. it is my privilege to present to you the honorable mayor, london to her accomplishments. mayor breed. thank you all so much for being here leader and extraordinary public who has dedicated her life to the san francisco fire department for over 30 years, and who, when i asked to serve as chief it is one of incredible accomplishments to have selected beloved in this department and in every corner of this department and so many capacities, a paramedic, a lieutenant, a battalion chief, deputy chief you all the jobs. so when you think about someone like that, it is rare indeed to have someone serve as chief who understands intimately all the details of what thato it was such an honor for her to agree the work that she did while she served as the of this department. most of the work i mean, who would have thought that we'd be facedonce in a 100 year global pandemic and the fire de our response. we still had work to do, and decisions had chief nicholson stepped up to help make those decision

nicholson is retiring so she can focus on her health. okay, it's getting even more challenging to make it in the bay. our home prices just hit an all time high. santa clara and san mateo are the first two counties in the united states with a $2 million median home price. nbc's thom jensen walked through the numbers with the bay area real estate expert. the news from the national association of realtors comes as no surprise to a group that tracks bay area home prices and sales. it's compelling, it's interesting. it's going to grab some headlines. the bottom line, though, is it comes down to location, location, location. david starks bay east association of realtors represents about 6000 real estate professionals here in california. he says buyers seem to have come to accept current interest rates and are willing to pay higher monthly mortgage payments. at the same time, we're seeing more supply come on the market, which is telling us that sellers are also going to be willing to maybe pay a little bit higher than what they're doing for the

report from chief of department jeanine nicholson. repor issues, activities and events within the departmentting on july 10th 2024, including budget events, communications and outreach to ot all field operations, including of fire prevention and investigation training wit airport division. report from ems and sandra tong. report on the ems . may i begin morgan, i'm sorry. president. president morgan. vice president. frazier. commissioner kathy and maureen. and our esteemed city attorney. am still your san francisco firehief, janine nicholson. and this is my report. since our july 10th meeting, that week of july 10th i went to the firescope board of a meeting with achiefs in california. and we, state and national trends, on everything from, fighting fires to cancer to wildland urban interface, all sorts of topics. and, it know some of our members chief deputy chief and assistant deputy chief, darcy, are also involved in scope meetings in developing policy. so i was there that week, it was a meeting. a lot of good connections made and w

jeanine nicholson to the citizens of san francisco. is my privilege to present to you the honorable mayor, london breed, who will speak to her accomplishments. mayor breed. thank you all so much for being here to honor an extraordinary leader and extraordi who has dedicated her life to the san fire department for over 30 years, and who, when i asked to serve as chief it is one of my most incredible accomplishments to have selected someone who was so beloved in this who has worked in every corner of this department a many capacities, a paramedic, a battalion chief, deputy chief you name it, she did all the jobs. so when you think about someone like that, it is rare indeed to have someone serve who understands intimately all the details of what that entails. and so it was such an honor for her to agree to serve, but also the work that she did while separtment. most of the work who would have thought that we'd be with a once in a 100 year global pandemic and f was an important part of our response. we still had work to to be made and chie

. >> last day, jeanine nicholson retiring citing health issues. there was a ceremony today honoring her career. chief nicholson praised the work of firefighters addressing the opioid and homelessness crisis. and talked about her accomplishments that include a new training facility for the department and advocating for diversity. mickelson is the first openly lgbtq+ chief in the department's history. >> i also believe that diversity equity inclusion is imperative for this department giving young people an opportunity to do what we and giving them a skill set in the support that they need to do. what you do. >> before becoming chief in 29 nicholson worked as a firefighter. paramedic lieutenant to captain and the battalion chief. her last day is going to be august. 30th. >> august is breastfeeding awareness month and moms are coming together to help other moms of milk drive was held this afternoon at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital parents with extra milk dropped off their frozen milk packs today and everything collected set to get past ar

chief janine nicholson announced her retirement after 30 years serving the city. she opened up about her career during an emotional address at headquarters today. nicholson first joined as a firefighter emt in 1994, rising through the ranks before becoming chief in 2019. she is the first openly lesbian chief in the city's history, and just the second woman to lead the department. i didn't get here alone. a ton of support along the way and still in this room to this day, and, you know, i, i put my all into it, folks. i really did. nicholson plans to step down at the end of this month to take care of her health. all the best to her. all right. our garvin thomas is working on the 5:00 news. been pretty busy. what's going on? hey, audrey. got some really interesting stuff for you today, including a story about a back and forth between the city of oakland and the city of oakland and the police officers association. it involves officer dwayne lay, who was killed in the line of duty last december. well, after his death, his widow got a letter from the city saying the off

nicholson is the department's first openly lgbt fire chief in the department's history. mayor london breed appointed her to the post five years ago. >> i am retiring because i've been telling folks in this department for years to take care of themselves, and i have not listened to that advice, and so my body has finally told me i need to listen to that advice. and so that's what i'm doing. i wanted to. >> nicholson was the department's 26th fire chief, and just the second woman to run the department, following chief joanne hayes-white. mayor breed has not yet announced her successor. >> the san francisco 49ers have yet to come to a decision on whether they'll give their all-pro receiver, brandon aiyuk, a long term deal or trade him, according to espn. the team does not want to trade aiyuk, but we weren't able to catch him on camera at practice. he was at practice today, though, as he continues his hold in the 40 niners do have framework of a trade in place with the pittsburgh steelers. if both sides can come together. espn's jeremy fowler says an aiyuk trade is one phone

report from chief ofe nicholson.t issues, activities and events within tep since the fire commission meeting on july 10th,ge academies, special events, communications and other government agencies. report from report on overall field operations, including greater alarm fires. bureau of fire prevention and at division. report from e community paramedicine deputy chief sandrat onhe ems and community paramedicine divisions. may i begin? thank you. president. president morgan, i'm sorry. ent. president morgan. vice maurn. and ourzier. commissioneo esteemed city attorney. and command staff. i am still your san francisco fire chief, janine nicholson. and this is my report. sinc our july that wee, i went to the re directors meeting. this is a meeting with a lot of the high level chiefs in california. disd national trends, policies on everything from, fightin fires to cancer to wildland urban interface, all sorts of topics. and, it is a and i know some of ourem■vbers chief deputy chief kailua and assistant deputy chief, from

when we attempted to speak to nicholson directly about specific - nicholson directly about specific allegationsion it mistreated its workers. it also refutes any allegation of modern slavery or human trafficking. to the individual involved, it issued an apology, saying: we regret we fell short on this occasion. all of the men who told us their stories. the experience of working for tn trawlers and the british justice system has left a bitter taste. bbc scotland's investigation slavery at sea is available to watch on the bbc iplayer. the fine for taking a child out of school without permission is going up today. the minimum charge has risen from 60 to £80 per child per parent. our reporter has this report they are advertised as the most precious time of the families, a chance to make memories, but booking a trip when school is out means that some have a dilemma. , . school is out means that some have a dilemma. , , ., .,, dilemma. 0k, guys, how has the mornin: dilemma. 0k, guys, how has the morning then? _ dilemma. ok, guys, how has the morning then? i _ dilemma. 0k, guys, how has the morning th

fire commissioners and city leaders today attending a celebration for nicholson. she announced last month that unforeseen medical circumstances were forcing her to retire. nicholson is the department's first openly lgbtq plus fire chief in the department's history. mayor london breed appointed her to that post five years ago. >> i am retiring because i've been telling folks in this department for years to take care of themselves, and i have not listened to that advice, and so my body has finally told me i need to listen to that advice. and so that's what i'm doing. >> nicholson was the department's 26th chief and just the second woman to run the department, following chief joanne hayes-white. mayor breed has not yet announced her successor. obviously, they wish her the very best. absolutely, chief. they're all right. there are some growing concerns this afternoon about a wider war in the middle east, as the region braces for iran to retaliate against israel over the killing of top leaders from hamas and hezbollah. >> and coming up here on the four this afternoon,

nicholson has served 30 years with the fire department, including the last five years as chief. today's announcement includes nicholson, san francisco mayor, london breed and other city leaders and fire commissioners, too. while nicholson's exact health conditions are not known, she battled breast cancer and suffered second degree burns fighting a deliberately set fire back in 2009. we have an update on that fire that broke out at an apartment building in oakland. fire crews were called to the site at ninth and madison at about 530 this morning. the fire gutted part of the building, leaving 38 tenants temporarily without a home. four units suffered smoke and fire damage. the fire was knocked down in about a half hour. power was shut off to the entire building after the flames damaged the power supply system. the cause of that fire is under investigation and an investigation is underway in the death of an employee at san francisco, at san francisco camps mather in yosemite national park. the san francisco recreation and parks department says matt mullin worked as a cook at the ci

jeanne nicholson is retiring, citing health issues. ceremony held honoring her career and chief nicholson praise the work of firefighters addressing the opioid and homelessness crisis. she spoke about her accomplishments which include a new training facility for the department and advocating for diversity. nicholson is the first openly lgbtq chief in the department's history. >> i also believe that diversity equity inclusion is imperative for this department giving young people an opportunity to do what we and giving them the skills set and the support that they need to do. what you do. >> before becoming chief in 2019 nicholson worked as a paramedic. the captain and battalion chief her last day will be august. 30th. >> levi's to is announcing a new renewed partnership with a strained to get more central valley forty-niners fans to and from the stadium. niners fans will have the option now to use the trains to a 10, 7 regular season home games at levi's express. trains will stop at the santa clara great america station, which is only s

what you do. >> chief nicholson says she's retiring because of some health issues. her last day will be august. 30th. >> cisco systems based in san jose is planning to cut more jobs. 7% of its workforce is set to be laid off as the company says it's shifting its focus to ai and cybersecurity. the company did not specify the exact number of jobs. it will be cutting. i'm cal train is selling its first-ever ugly holiday sweater. >> there it is. transit company. says they're selling fast sweaters are available for presale this week for 50 bucks. mansion once owned by a claim. actor clint eastwood just hit the market carmel by the sea property listed. >> a cool. 21 million dollars. three-story mansion has 4 bedrooms, 4 and a half bathrooms with a view of the pacific ocean eastwood live there when he served as the city's mayor. according to zillow and redfin, the mansion is the most expensive on the market carmel. coming up next, signing up for a free trial of disney. plus could prevent you from taking the company to court. >> how a death disney world is bringing this iss

chief nicholson praised the work of firefighters who are addressing the opioid and homeless crisis. spoke about her accomplishments that included a new training facility for the department and advocating for diversity. nicholson is the first openly lgbtq chief in the department's history. >> i also believe that diversity equity inclusion is imperative for this department giving young people an opportunity to do what we and giving them the skills set and the support that they need to do. what you do. >> look for becoming chief in 2019 nicholson worked as a paramedic captain and battalion chief. her last day will be august. 30th. >> 49 and levi's is announcing that they have renewed a partnership with a strain to get more. 40 niner fans to and from the games from the central valley. red and gold fans are gonna have the option to use the trains. now to go to 7 regular season home games at levi's. these are going to be express trains that will stop at the santa clara great america station, which is just steps away from levi stadium. if you want to use a train service for the games, you

just have a few more mentions of our women who were and here we have a great thing for thora via nicholson, where her friends were so worried. she's out in the west court in the suffrage act idiocy and she writes about it. she says, oh yes, some of my friends eastern girls who judge women's suffrage by the english suffragettes reports and think that any woman who votes must be dreadful, while a woman who holds office must be apparently beyond hope. i told them about a friend of mine had recently been elected to a county and assured them that she was as nice and modest and womanly as any of them and probably much they had to take my word for it. but they assured me that you couldn't possibly stay. so you undoubtedly become bold and mannish in a very short time. and when we leave this hallway, we're going to go out into foyer and into the salon which has been set up as defense of suffrage. come with me. going to go into the drawing room or the withdrawing room in the age where they withdrew special events. we are here a defense, the suffrage act. we have the exhibit set up here in the event

nicholson is already a survivor of cancer. if the measure is approved, it would apply to fire department members hired after january 6 to 2012. let's get check of your forecast. taking a live look at a very busy bay bridge toll plaza. lot of people coming into the city. lawrence, what's going on is the night we've got the giants and the a's tonight right there out of the park. again, maybe some folks headed there to the game. i'm sure they are. >> nice night to take in the game. in fact, just a nice day around the bay area. overall, the temperatures start to heat up a little bit of spots. but again, it's been kind of a slow warm-up. >> nothing too extreme just yet, but we're going to things up even further as we get the next couple days out there. right now, we do have some low clouds and fog creeping back in the bay. that's down below. you see that right there and up above. we've got some monsoonal scooting across our skies. so couple things going on out there all making for really what looks like a beautiful sunset around mu

chief jeanine nicholson cited unforeseen medical issues in a recent announcement that she would retire at the end of august. nicholson is a survivor of cancer and former board member of the cities, firefighters, cancer prevention foundation. if this measure is approved, members hired after january 6th 2012, but secure more retirement benefits at an earlier age. >> coming up, how president biden aims to wipe out more student debt. and the sentencing for one woman who illegally imported tropical fruit infested with fruit fly. plus, a look at weather conditions. as a fires rage across northern california. >> we are on wildfire watch this afternoon as the park fire continues to burn up in northern california. the fire is closing in on 390,000 acres burned with that fire. only 18% contained almost 6,000 firefighters are out there responding to the blaze, which is now the 5th largest fire in california history. and while on the legal side different scenarios playing out with the person suspected of starting that fire due back in court tomorrow. but it's a funny and sat down with the butte co

i know what they successful. >> i■ñ have known jeanine nicholson sincee worked together at station 15she is easy to approach and is s and paramedics. i appreciate that she is issues releva to theeepartment today. >> there is a retired captain who cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed■ fellow firefighters wee getting cancer. he started looking i in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast cr of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s was e we were working with workers comp to make it flow m■.oreur mt have to worry paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a bge over your coat and helmet. the dirtier you were the hard you worked. that is a cancer causeser. it -- casser. it is not -- there islassic everywhere. !3we had to reduce our exposure. we washed our gear more often, we eating or sleeping. we sta decontaminating ourselves at the fire scene after the fire was out. go the fire station and then taking a shower. taughe decontamina

nicholson reflected on her five years as chief in 2019. >> when mayor breed swore me in. i said that i loved this department and this city, and that's still true. and i vowed to work diligently to move the department forward. and i think we collectively have done that. >> nicholson made history as san francisco's first openly lgbtq fire chief. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. a bay area community looking to revive their downtow. the unusual move to keep control in the city. the return of colin kaepernick, his possible professional football comeback and what you want to avoid, including in those first day of school photos. >> and it was a nice day for the first day of school for many parts of the bay area. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we have an increase in the winds and to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and

chief jeanine nicholson cited health issues as for why she's stepping down here.ony honoring her career. mickelson praised the work firefighters addressing opioid and homeless crisis. she spoke about her accomplishments which included a training facility for the department and advocating for diversity. nicholson, in case you didn't know is the first openly lgbtq chief in the department's history. >> i also believe that diversity equity inclusion is imperative for this department giving young people an opportunity to do what we and giving them the skills set and the support that they need to do. what you do. >> well, before becoming chief in 2019 nicholson worked as a paramedic. captain and battalion chief her last day will be august. 30th. >> levi stadium announcing a new partnership that might get you to the game. they have a deal with a strain to get forty-niners fans to and from the central valley. so forty-niners fans would be able to use the trains to attend 7 regular season home games at levi's express. trains will stop at the santa clara great america stati

nicholson is already a survivor of cancer. if the measure is approved, it would apply to the fire department members hired after january 6th 2012. >> our son is very difficult. case to solve the case by its very nature. it burns up the evidence. >> still ahead, the man suspected of starting the 5th largest fire in california history as expected to be back in court tomorrow. what investigators are telling us about the case and previous arson arrests. >> plus, a nice face when team president accused of a dozen money that could put her behind bars and how drag performers in san francisco are incorporating the use of narcan in their show. >> tonight, the creek fire burning east of fremont is 85% contained. crews making progress in the firefight today. it's burned more than 740 acres. some evacuation warnings are still in effect for that area. and farther to our north, the park fire that started near chico has now expanded to more than 390,000 acres. containment is at 18%. almost 6,000 firefighters have responded to this blaze and

fire commissioners and city leaders attended a special celebration for chief nicholson.foreseen medical conditions forced her to retire. nicholson is the department's first openly lgbt fire chief in the department's history. mayor london breed appointed her as chief five years ago. >> i am retiring because i've been telling folks in this department for years to take care of themselves, and i have not listened to that advice, and so my body has finally told me i need to listen to that advice. and so that's what i'm doing now. >> chief nicholson was the department's 26th fire chief, and just the second woman to run the fire department. mayor breed has not announced her successor as yet. >> richmond city council, pulling an already approved refinery tax measure from the november ballot. the measure is being replaced with a settlement between richmond and chevron. the company will pay the city $550 million over ten years. the ballot tax would have raised much more than that 60 to $90 million each year, with no end date. environmental advocates are disappointed, but chevron s

today we got a chance to sit down with san francisco's first openly fire chief jeanine nicholson, theef announced her retirement earlier this month due to some medical issues. >> really hard decision. it's i know it's also an awkward time for our mayor who's going through? >> re-election campaign. but she's been super supportive of me about. >> taking care of my own and it's just time to do that. i've in the chief for 5 years now. 24 7. 3.65 66 on the weekend, of course. and i am someone who takes responsibility seriously. and so i was just on all the time yeah, my body can't do anymore. >> nicholson was appointed to this role by mayor london breed in 2019. and in addition to being the first person to serve as fire chief, she is the second woman to hold the position her last day will be august. 30th. a united airlines flight from san francisco to rome in italy was diverted to sacramento because of mechanical issues. the flight took off yesterday around 04:30pm, in the afternoon and then pilots noticed that something was wrong. so they landed in sacramento. puerto rico and the u.s. vir

today we got a chance to sit down with san francisco's first openly fire chief jeanine nicholson, the chief announced her retirement earlier this month due to medical issues. >> really hard decision. it's i know it's also an awkward time for our mayor who's going through? >> in re-election campaign. but she's super supportive of me about. >> taking care of my own and it's just time to do that. i've in the chief for 5 years now. 24 7. 3.65 66 on the weekend, of course. and i am someone who takes responsibility seriously. and so i was just on all the time yeah, my body can't do anymore. >> nicholson was appointed to the role by mayor london breed 2019. in addition to being the first person to serve as fire chief, she's the second woman to hold the position her last day will be august. 30th. fire investigators in the east bay tell us that this fire that tore through an oakland bookstore was started by accident. they don't know how exactly it started, but it did start last month that east bay booksellers on the rockridge neighborhood, 4 units of this three-story apartment building next do

>>chief nicholson says she's retiring because of some health issues. her last day will be on august. 30th. people living in rv's near the san francisco zoo had until midnight tuesday to move from the area. homeless advocates say many of the families have school age children and are now left with a lot of uncertainty. kron four's will tran has the latest details. >>road is right behind me. you can clearly see at the beginning of zoo road, the rv's are gone. but notice all the other cars parked here. here's what's going on on monday. there were signs that said no parking and i have one of the signs right here starting 8.14, midnight. so those rv's are gone. then all of a sudden the signs have changed to 8.17. you can see it right there, which means that those cars. are allowed to park here, at least for the next 3 days and homeless advocate. i spoke to say that. putting them on states pins and needles as part of the intimidation tactic by the city of san francisco to remove those rv's and their families. but the bottom line is they are gone for now. repo

. >>> i'm anne makovec with the final words for fire chief for san francisco's own nicholson who is retiring because of health issues. but she's made history as the department's first openly lgbt chief. >> in my humble opinion, the greatest job i could have ever had. ever. >> reporter: chief began her career with the san francisco fire department in 1994 as a firefighter emt. she worked her way up the ranks and was sworn in as chief in 2019. it wasn't an easy road. she was badly burned fighting a fire in 2009 where five other firefighters were also injured. one critically. later she led the department through covid and big events like apec. >> i put my all into it, folks. [ applause ] >> i really did. again, no crying in baseball. and i didn't always get it right, but i learned and i would try again the next day. let's see what we could do. >> the chief is a breast cancer survivor and served on the board of their cancer prevention foundation. that was a big cause for her. as for what's next, they have not yet been named, liz? >> thank you so much. >>> in san francisco people living in rvs ne

than 20 years at 200 current and retired firefighters have active cancer claims fire chief jeanine nicholson, who is a survivor of cancer, recently announced she would be retiring at the end of august due to unforeseen medical issues. if the measure is approved in november, it would apply to fire department members hired after january 6 to 2012. >> the state's brand new fast food council is meeting for the first time since the new $20 fast-food minimum wage took effect fast. food workers expressed how much the wage hike is, help them, including a wendy's worker from oakland who spoke to us in spanish. >> its been really good because i can now put more food on the table. and and in my fridge and pay my rent on time, which was always a challenge. >> wages have not the wage increases have not been good for everyone, especially for people who own fast food restaurants. some say they've been forced to raise prices and maintain the restaurants using money from their savings. >> coming up, more layoffs in the tech sector. how many employees at intel could be losing their jobs? plus, the kron 4 excl

under and i haven't mence respect for what he does, the and i wonder if you would prefer another job nicholson to allow me that will. of course i would like to follow another profession to work here means a lot to me though my god gave me the opportunity of a new job. i'm gonna take it otherwise i'll stay here because he has 3 children. it's his wish for them not to have to one day work here at the money kind of car got i'll meet him again in a few days. then he'll tell me, is plans to create a better future for them the at 6 am i receive a message from the hospice. they wanted me to come as quickly as possible. so gone and looked about one has been empty. uh, something to get out of it. we just received a call from the owner saying that a person arrived last night from the admins. he wants to die right here in front on the seat. not enough to stay on the on the fact that they've asked if we want to come and talk to the family. so we're on our way there now. you know, i'm typically and often they thought him the, i have great respect for the chance to meet a dying person and to their family. t

josh nicholson from the centre for socialjustice wrote the study, and told me a little more about italjustice polled a representative sample, about 2000 adults from across the uk, we also conducted a major analysis and it came out of the study that older people are the least lonely group in society. it shatters the stereotype that older people are the most lonely. and it's actually young people, 70% of young people say they feel lonely at least some of the time. that's an astonishing number, if you go to a place where young people are, only three out of ten of them are not feeling lonely. they are major problems that the government needs to get a handle on. why are so many young people feeling lonely, and do you think it has changed over the years? it has changed over the years. one of the most significant changes to occur for younger people is a decline in the perceived strength of family relationships. so another organisation, we have worked with and spoken to, had found that over the last 20 years, the decline in family relationships, the strength of family relationships has cause