they responded we're not and we could not be that. ever hurt and the memory of the those that were lost on that day but finding the cops and the civilians that i saw those families faces every morning when i went there in the morning to work on the other side of fence here to mean those pictures of their loved ones i know how much this memorial feels for them that we never disrupt it any circumstance that they no matter what that's why we're doing this now and we're trying our best i gave my heart and soul i got sick for being down there just to help find somebody some parties so i hope every time i found my remains some headed for some kind of closure to one of the family members so why should a couple respond be invited to a ceremony here you know if nothing else is representative john county i'm absolutely with you we'll keep an eye on this and we'll keep reporting on it thank you both for being with us thank you so much and. everybody out there we can. let's keep these nine eleven first responders in our thoughts as they continue

to have the the first responders. that were there when we were on search and rescue when we were in cleanup. and he could open some pretty nice guys no i'm just say hypothetically he could open up say like madison square garden was something swear these people could go i spoke to a lot of responders and a lot of the first ones i spoke to which will cause firemen construction workers they all heard about that and not you know just because of people. you know out of responders that are dying now and they feel they feel and left out and it's a shame that they should feel left out we're all we were all there that day we all did what we had to do and we all should be treated the same way i mean claim my brother john here and there's people dying of heart disease. all kinds of stuff they should have something for them you know we all went down here pain years ago as patriots to this country don't love this country in fill up my city and now can years later we can use the eye for a bill that they literally ripped billions of

that has changed the nature of how we respond. the difference from 50 years ago to today is the volume and velocity. how quickly it comes at you and how large a quantity it may come at you. those are the things we are not prepared for today. in addition to the emotions of passion, one of the risks of using that type of information was observed by mark twain so it goes back further. mark twain said rumor halfway around world before truth gets its shoes tight. we still deal with that today. i am going to have you go through these slides fairly quickly but let me hit a couple highlights early on. somewhere in here. there we go. i don't know who to attribute this to. it was sent to me but i use it to illustrate how quickly something can happen. in the public safety and the emergency response world the first seventy-two hours are critical. that is when everything is happening locally. i want to introduce a new element. the first twenty-four hours can become extraordinarily impacting because the first responders to any incident are the

>> first responders are the first responders to war. that was a war. soldiers are the second responders to war. imagine the soldier calling up and saying, can i get my medal now? i don't need to make that call. they know where we are. if they want it recognize us in some way, which they should be, there's a lot of heroes that gave their life for this city and this country and for patriotism. they should be picking up the phone, not us. >> i got to tell you, i tweeted this out. it was on my facebook page. i've gotten, sparked a lot of discussion. i want to read two notes. a fellow firefighter says if room is an issue, that's poor planning on the city, the tenth anniversary is a huge deal. and something else. this is from phoenix racine. he said this. i want you to respond to this. if there is simply no room and they can only pick a certain number to go, do they now tell the family members that they can't go, the family members of the victims, they can't go because first responders are going. there's no way around this. without upsetting someone was his

what is the first incident you want to respond to and why? what is the second incident you would respond to, and why? you would continue this process until all the incidents have been addressed. and you have to always remember what's the model of the nert program? come on, everyone, let's go. do the most good for the most amount of people. those who pick priority 1, 35 people reported missing or injured. what's the goal of the nert program? let's repeat it again. do the most good for the most amount of people. so, thus, what's the second incident you would go to? 9 elderly people. this is what you have to deal with. once you dealt with people, then you would respond to other incidents. what is the mission of the fire department? save lives, protect property. life is much more important than property. all right, let's move on. so we've dealt with the people. once we dealt with the people incidents, they will now do property. so no particular order now. there's no particular order, we're just going to discuss this. a building is fully involved

smith considered killing himself and that of the responding officers as evidenced by a phone call the made to his doctor prior to the incident. the message he left his doctor was, just call the cops. the number was inaudible. then he stated, not my house anymore. i am going to try to take them out when they come to take me. it is all over today, doctor. it is all over today. bye-bye. for his heroic actions, the police department has offered officer suguitan the bronze medal of honor. [applause] in the audience, i would also like to acknowledge his partner, samuel fung. if he could remain standing and let everyone know who you are. congratulations. [applause] officer fung, we think you every day for the work that you do as well. i would also like to the knowledge the presence of angela kang. now if i could have officer michael peregoy and officer james trail come up. >> on wednesday, march 10, 2010, at 1653 hours, officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in uniform and part of the seven dale housing team responding to a report of shots fired on the 1800 block of sunnyvale ave. officers t

the victim tells us she liked what he wrote so she responded and included her phone number. the victim claims the picture did not match what he really looked like. she says they texted and talked on the phone for about four months but in march 2010, she agreed to meet him at his home in san francisco. she asked to use his restroom but when she came out, she claims hoffman started attacking her. we have disguised her own voice for her own safety. >> he dragged me into his bed and pushed me on his bed and started ripping off my clothes, hitting me on my face, hitting me, choking me, pulling my hair. i was screaming. i said michael please stop, don't do this, he said don't call me michael. i have a child at home. >> reporter: hoffman has been charged with several counts of rape, sexual battery, forced oral copulation and assault with intent to commit rape. we contacted hoffman's attorney. he did not return our calls. in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron4 news. >>> funeral services were held for a 3-year-old carlos nava today. the child was killed when he was struck by a bullet

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cvs never responded to and could not care less. we terminated the leases on or around april of 2009. prior to that, we entered into a lease with a company called a national promotional advertising. basically, their market was the 20 or thirtysomething. we entered into a eradicated piece of the building owners. the lease was going to be 1500's. that bill border was set on that building in november of 1951, never been changed over. it was in the name of west coast advertising, the company that was a predecessor to the outdoor systems. currently, we were promptly sued by the outdoor systems, a duopoly in san francisco. today, we have incurred $110,000 of legal fees trying to get the sign and our name, and we're just small landlords. we are not some big operation in san francisco. we have had to defend ourselves and we have felt that what we are attempting is to allow us to have that sign back, it was our property. in 1951, back to the property owners. thank you. >> what i have on the overhead is a picture of the billboard at issue. yo

it is run by first responders for first responders, and we currently have about five or so officers that have gone for the last years, which is confidential and on their own time, but this is a huge benefit especially for officers who have been exposed to critical incidents. or officer-involved shootings. this is one of the most comprehensive units in the country and has been identified as a national police motto, and we have agencies from all over the world asking us how we run our program. it has been in place since the late 1970's, so it is one of the oldest programs, and it has been successful because we have a body and from the administration, such as the chief, who has always been a supporter -- because we have buy in. -- ins. one of the reasons you may not hear about it or know about it is because it is very confidential, and we are covered under the confidentiality section, and we have people using it constantly, and it is our goal to make sure that we take care of our officers, and i know, i think you have been given a list of our programs before hand, so if you have any questio

because they fully understand what can happen if you're slow in responding. we saw criticism against this white house last summer during the oil spill. remember the last administration and hurricane katrina. they're keenly aware of that. they want to be right up front, aggressively attacking this storm and certainly continuing that effort post-storm as well. fredricka? >> it's clear this white house trying very hard to distance itself in any way, shape or form in how federal response was to katrina. dan lothian, thanks so much. chad myers here in the weather center as well. you, too, were listening intently to what the president had to say. >> i don't think people really until they get in the water understand the power of what this rain is going to do to the northeast and into new england. if you're in north carolina, i understand you felt that power. here's the map behind me of all the flash flooding that's going on. here's the map behind me of all the flooding that's going on. all the rivers that are flooding. every county except for cape cod, every county

when you see the heart on the left you respond to the left.e the flower on the right you respond to the left. it's confusing. it's distracting. it's a test of divided attention. the one on the right this is a very well-known test when you do on iq. think of a driving test and a intelligence test. we'll give you the financial problems to think about while you're thinking about them we'll give you these tests and by the way it's controlled -- we give people also the same problems of 1500 but not about money but mathematical problems shepherds and goats to control for the fact that it's not numeric math phobia that's doing this but actual budgeting concerns. there's a lot here i'll go quickly. let's divide our respondents by self-reported income from rich and poor and those above the median whether you give them an difficult problem or an easy problem whether it's mathematical -- whether it's financial or not has no difference. they perform on the intelligence and the driving tests the same way. if you look at the below median people, the nonbudg

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. >> first to respond, last on the list. tonight, 2,000 firefighters and first responders, some from the bay area, are being told they're not invited to this year's september 11 memorial in new york city. good evening and thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janell wang in for jessica aguirre. michael bloomberg's office said there's not enough room to seat two presidents and the victim's families. many from the bay area who answered the call for help says it's just not right. also tonight, we're getting our first look at new photos never before seen. elise, what are they saying? >> reporter: well, the fire chief is clearly disappointed. this would have been his first trip back to ground zero on 9/11 since the attacks nearly ten years ago. but this year first responders are being told to stay home. >> we're working in a graveyard. >> reporter: nearly ten years later, harrold chapel still can't shake the memories. >> it was a smell like no one ever wants to smell, because as a firefighter, i know w

normally, we don't respond. if you look at the beirut bombing, we took no overt military action against them. do i want to pick a fight this week? how do i deal with it? >> you could also authorize covert action, having a secret attack back. that example is really instructive because nobody has been able to stay -- say with certainty. >> i levae th -- leave those questions to catherine and agajim. >> let's say there is something that is deemed to be an on the attack, that some sense of action is justified. what do you do when you can't pinpoint it? >> high was going with the net itself as a legitimate self- defense. the question is still relevant in terms of attribution. but he would have to know the facts of what your target was. and it could rise to the level of a use of force. it is actually irrelevant that relates to the constitutional separation of powers. the word is not even use in relevant provisions of the charter. you have the authority, you're not compelled to have to respond. it often depends on if y

fewer cops are responding to low priority calls. for example, there may not be enough cops to respond to non entry car accidents going further. there will not be any to respond to routine burglar alarms. loud parties, construction at other late hours. they will not be able to enforce the parking violations. the idea that she says is to make sure that there are enough cops on call at all time to respond to other night on cause and emergencies. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. we will hear from the home alarm industry which will be affected by the changes to the police response policy in san jose. a judge will not release information about the death of sandra can too. you recall that she was the eighth year-old tracy girl that was found dead in an irrigation pond. her body was stuffed in a suitcase the judge said that several organizations have requested the details on how she died. the judge says the case is older--is over and there's no need to release that her son the school teacher pleaded guilty to her murder. >> a nine year old boy tha

if architect baker could respond. we very recently i am projects which were more adjoining rincon corridor were made aware of the fact that buildings in proximity to freeways had to be more cognizant of air pollution, and particulate matter. in what way are you responding to that or where it? >> -- aware of it? >> we are mechanically ventilating and filtering the air. by the freeway, all those units have mechanically ventilated air. >> commissioner moore: they are responding to it. thank you. we have difficult -- a difficult double motion. we have an appeal on ceqa. >> it is not an appeal. it is the adoption of the ceqa. >they were called up together. >> commissioner moore: i would make a motion for part and and . >> second. >> if i could respond to the comments about the transit and the heights exceptions. there is a 20% exception. there is a -- about the transit on 16th street. it is envisioned as a brt so that should address the transit concerns. the 22, you cannot get the 20 to two blocks away. it sure what. >> pr

this system provides automated safeguards that directly respond to many of the report recommendations. another big improvement we have made since this audit came out is the court liaison unit took over in putting all court overtime cards. in the past, district station would in but the cards, but now all are being inputed by and the court liaison unit which provides us " -- additional oversight and accountability, and more efficiency. the third thing we did was part of this audit, one of the recommendations was that we need to create more written policies regarding court over time. this audit had many chapters regarding overtime. i can speak on the court liaison sign regarding court over time, but we have created a seven-page unit order at the court liaison. i have that with me today. we did right 7 department bulletins and 14-page bulletin based on court premium pay, so that our policies are out there, the officers are aware of the policy, all compliant with the policy. in regards to court over time, 15 recommendations our police department has implemented -- i'm sorry, 12 of these 15

she will respond to an e-mail only if she is instructed to do it and she charges us for it. how do we have this discussion? we scheduled meetings again count -- to get -- that it canceled. we are told there is some opposition to what you want. we examine that opposition to the sunshine rules and explain how this is not a legitimate complaint. we go out into the neighborhood and talk to the movers and shakers and they respond in numbers in this way and yet we have no way of getting this information back to you guys so we could have an informed decision. we're not asking for much of this money. the money has been spent on mistakes. exclusions, deferred maintenance, things that have been ignored for years. now the package being sent to the contractor has even more of those. [tone] we need this process to start over with us. we are the friends of group and we know what's going on. we need a process. thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't even know how or where to begin. because what we are asking for is not something that is difficult and it's not something that should have been di

are going to be responding to a terrorism event, or an earthquake or a hurricane. it really is just different pots of money. and i think different, the roles reverse as sandy mentioned, in certain circumstances as to who's in charge. if it's a natural disaster, and actually anything related to the stafford act, which you mentioned, that would be, the governor would be the guy that we are all supporting. in this case, and it makes sense when you think about it, you know, ready for offshore. this is not even something that originated in the state of louisiana. it should be a federal government response. and, in fact, it is. >> my answer to that would be that each emergency manager has to evaluate their risk, whether they be terrorism related or whether it be a man-made or natural disaster. and if you evaluate your risk and you prepare the best you can for a local response, to help resolve that issue, then it doesn't snowball and start to roll downhill. an example, we are in a severe drought, my two parishes. we've had 58 days above 100 degrees and we are you behind i

city, county, and state first responders practice and prepare year round to respond and recover from potential disasters. shortly after the oil spill, we had 48 hours to prepare for oil on our beaches. we declared a state of emergency predating the state of florida and prepared a plan to block oil from entering our fragile estuaries. within 24 hours of declaring state of emergency, the state of florida declared a state of emergency, and we were introduced to the unified command structure. with the plan in place, we were ready to do what was needed to protect our environment and ultimately our economy. we were stopped instead and told we must accept the protection plans of experts that never step foot in our county and knew nothing about the tidal flows and our bays. instead of putting up booms and protecting bays and passes, we argued with strangers about what was best for the local waterways. this system of federal down approach simply did not work in disaster situation. while there's many aspects of opa that are effective such as command structure for federal waters and national re

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they bring in the local government and first responders. they work as a team.'t know of another place in america where you have that level of collaboration as they have in new york. because the risk is so high. when you have that many million people packed in a compact area that is along the water, along with the other threats that they face. >> all right. lieutenant general honore, thanks very much for your insights. always, always appreciate it. >>> all right. when we come back, we'll head out to long island, where the storm is headed now. chad myers going to give us the latest track. hi there! that's not going to satisfy you. it's time for a better snack. here, try this. it's yoplait greek. it has two times the protein of regular yogurt. you'll feel satisfied. [ female announcer ] yoplait greek. it is so good. it's pretty good! [ doug ] i got to figure this out. i want to focus on innovation. but my data is doubling. my servers are maxed out. i need to think about something else when i run. [ male announcer ] with efficient i.t. solutions from dell, doug can

if the department received no acceptable rents from any of the respondents, we can ask all of the respondents to submit higher rents. that is language that is in this rfp, has been in previous ones. that will ensure the department receives the best financial deal available. we have done to give it an outrage on this proposal, including contacting all people who were previously interested in the 2008 concession opportunity. we have reached out to marine of merchants, the national recreation area, the two yacht clubs out there, and a number of entities that are active in the marina. so with that, we would ask for your approval. >> is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner harrison. >> i am in favor of this proposal, but i'm starting to look at the larger picture. we have the kiosk and now we are planning -- what do they call the building over there? [unintelligible] then we have mobile trucks, then we have a warming hut just inside the presidio. it seems to be getting crowded out there. >> i would agree, if all those were operating at the sa

i don't think that any of the responders are going to complain if they get to be there on the evening of the september 11th. >> there is still time for the city to change it plans or add new ones. i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama released his weekly address today after being recorded in rural illinois. he used the setting to attack congress for not doing more to help americans in the heart land saying it should pass programs to help create jobs. >> the only thing holding us back is politics. people refuse to put country ahead of party. that's the problem that we have. that's what we have to change. >> reporter: republican and ohio governor john kasich delivered the republican response calling for less regulation, less taxes to grow the economy. >>> presidential candidate ron paul was in an important battleground state, florida. the republican talked about why he is separating himself from some of his own party's ideals in the presidential election. >> i think politically, it's very helpful and i don't separate myself on purpose. i become separate pause i am a

they have a call to respond.t is in the interest of the human response we have in all of us, so every time i have a device from my attorney general or earlier people who were saying you had better be careful and you shouldn't do that in this is the way we could say no, i would say my obligation is to find a way to say yes. so i would couch it in the same terms. you need the wisdom of a chief, the captain who can say in the context of the situation, this smells or this one is a legitimate response so the wisdom of years and the experience of professionalism makes a big difference on top of the legal part of it. you have to make a choice. how much is in the public interest in how much is in the private interests? so would only add to the need for the legal opinion by saying you also need to balance that with finding a way to say yes. >> excellent, thank you. yes, a question on this side. >> john nystrom. my first question is for you chief werner. what reliability issues associated with crowdsourced and volunteered

art it's time for you said it's i read it right take time to respond to my brilliance engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you too because when you've got some to say i listen now of course i'll respond to a viewer who commented on my interview on the bart police shutting down cell service to ford a protest last week th thirty three. when zero kid twenty eleven said on you tube welcome to america land of the free unless you me that you want to use a cell phone or protest the government and that case we reserve the right to brand you a terrorist and block your communications how to say i agree with the viewer it's quite interesting that in countries like iran or egypt want to turn off cell phones during government protests it's totalitarian yet when the u.s. does it it's a safety measure all in the name of safety so the little bit like hypocrisy to me and i respond to a viewer who commented on our school time last night about representative paul ryan charging money for his constituents to attend a town hall aaron political set on you tube this is a great idea if you charg

resolution responding to the presiding judge of the superior court on the findings and recommendations contained in the 2010-2011 civil grand jury report entitled "the parkmerced vision: government by developer" annual budget. supervisor campos: these are two items that are related. one is the discussion of the report. the second is the resolution that the companies that item -- a company that item. one of the important functions we play as the government and audit oversight committee is to hold hearings and have discussions and respond to the work of a civil grand jury. the civil grand jury plays an important role in the life of the city and county of san francisco i want to begin by thanking the members of the civil grand jury for their service to the people of the city and county of san francisco. with that, on this item, which involves the parkmerced event project, if i could call on the civil grand jury, who will make a brief presentation on their report. again, thank you for being here. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is linda clarity. i am serving as the foreperson of the