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our state has the best trained and experienced local first responders in the country. we're proud to have them pre-positioned all across the southern part of the state to ensure that we can respond as quickly as possible. dealing with catastrophic storms is nothing new to former fema disaster coordinator mark nevo, who's been the lead for storms like hurricane sandy. well, let's put it in perspective. we're talking about 4.3 million people under what is known as high risk by the weather service, which means that with more than a 70% likelihood, some of those folks are going to withstand severe flooding. nuvo said the mission of the federal state governments are to assess what the biggest concerns are. there's three areas of concern that they're talking about, and that's a transport corridors. and then debris flows up in the mountain areas and increased rainfall more so than you would typically get in california, which can over whelm the storm drains. he says right now, they're likely putting teams of first responders and swift water rescue teams in place to be able to

aftermath of the deadly wildfires on hawaii and answers, criticism that his government was too slow to respond. the no, i'm told me, old lady, but welcome to the program. greece has vowed to keep up its military support for ukraine and help with post war reconstruction. the plans came as ukraine's president village immerse. lensky health folks in athens with big prime minister can react with me. so tack is as well as balsam meters. and top you officials, president zalesky, sent to denmark and the netherlands for agreeing to supply. give with f. 165 digits in greece for offering to train ukrainian pilots to fly them as a warm reception for ukraine's vladimir zalinski in copenhagen. you address the crowds after denmark and the netherlands pledge to supply f. 16 fighter jets to ukraine. something that you have hopes will tip the balance in the war is once we, when we cover was simple thing together. we prove that either way that the freedom matters your matters. ukraine wants the 16 to update its aging soviet era, air force, the f. 16 entered service and then 19, eighties, thousands have been bui

as we respond.ets in _ support as we respond. we are going to have all these assets in motion. i to have all these assets in motion. you're going to see a lot of efforts in power restoration, you'll see the roads cleared and the really significantly affected areas, that will increasingly happen. we are going to do whatever we need to help these local communities get back on their feet. these local communities get back on theirfeet. any these local communities get back on their feet. any questions? these local communities get back on theirfeet. any questions? we these local communities get back on their feet. any questions?— their feet. any questions? we will ste awa their feet. any questions? we will step away from — their feet. any questions? we will step away from that _ their feet. any questions? we will step away from that press - their feet. any questions? we will. step away from that press conference in tallahassee. we've been listening to the governor ron desantis and other officials giving a

will get you as fast as we can where we can respond to you.t you putting first responders at risk unnecessarily. and in south—west florida as the governor has mentioned we've restored over 100,000 accounts with power and we want to thank the utilities and the municipal electric association and cooperatives and we really appreciate the hard work they have been doing in tallahassee in the morning hours and tallahassee electric was out restoring powers in the capital region so we appreciate what they are doing and we will continue to respond and we've already started responding to issues in south—west florida and i talk to one representative this morning at about 3am and he has said it is very like hurricane irma and a lot of storm surge and a lot of damage but certainly not there and said it was reminiscent of what they experienced, so we are happy to hear that and we appreciate him giving me a call. we are here and ready and we will deploy the response and recovery teams as quick as we can. we like to move very quickly at the division and we ar

how do you assess how officials there responded? are there lessons to be learned from other communities? is your agency prepared to work with congressional republicans as they launch investigations? ms. criswell: again, i was not there during the response, so i would be out of line to assess how they responded during the time, because i did not experience what they were experiencing. what the federal government does is we come in and support their efforts, and that is what we did, and we will continue to support the recovery and rebuilding efforts. reporter: where their fema officials in hawaii that would be working with those officials? ms. criswell: bob happened to be in oahu for another meeting, and he was giving updates as to the spread of the fire and what the population was impacted, and what the potential federal resources would be needed to come help support the initial response in the ongoing recovery efforts. reporter: [indiscernible] ms. criswell: i am happy to specify what the federal role was in this process. ms. jean-p

we will continue to respond as we can, as, again, as i said, we have already started to responding to issues in southwest florida. i talked to representative adam bow tana from 40 myers beach this morning at 4:00 a.m. he says it's very irma-like conditions. not a lot of storm surge, not a lot of damage but certainly not ian i have reminiscent that they experienced in hurricane irma. happy to hear that and appreciate him giving me a call and ground truth. we are here and ready we will deploy our response and recovery teams just as quickly as we possibly can you know we like to move very quickly here at the division. we are ready to provide the needed support to our big bend communities as well as communities withstanding impacts from the other bands of the storm under the governor's leadership we have amassed a great team here at the division with state agency heads that have moved bureaucracy and red tape to get things done to where we are restoring 100,000 accounts in less than 8 hours. so please rest assured we will do whatever it takes to help our communities recover from idalia. i

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the trip has on good china, which says it is prepared to respond forcibly to protect. let's go to integrity. lie outline has plans for the trip. i had office flights to new york. during this visit, i will talk with leaders from other countries. i will meet with delegations from like mind to countries so that the international community understands that taiwan is a country that believes in democracy, human rights and freedom, and also actively participates in international affairs. i will show you the weld the efforts we have made in for saving piece in the, in the pacific region. so why is china so angry about the strip? i asked the correspondent james tate in type i as well as he mentions high. one says, this is an unofficial transit life, as he mentioned is on his way. it's a power guide. so it's, and the new gratian sorry, many of the new president's paraguay being one of the tie ones, 13 remaining few diplomatic allies. but it is this don't believe in the us that most frustrates of aging. that's because china claims tie one as it's tired, treat and have any critici

they nine units to respond to units leave an opening for the hallway. to responding you to leave. opening or 408. no, we need to kill 25. we need more officers. we need more officers , more officers to fairfax and catalina. cpr still in progress. we got a good crowd out here. what do you see? the four waiting to come up. catalina is the only way they're going to get here. cpr in progress. we will now show body worn camera footage. i will introduce each each video prior to playing it. body worn camera footage was captured from department issued body worn cameras, worn by members at the time of the event. portions of these videos have been blurred due to the display of confidential law enforcement database images and graphic content. some of the audio has also been redacted due to on 30s of body worn camera footage does not contain audio. the camera has a buffering system that captures 30s of video footage prior to the officer's activation. when activated by the officer. the camera records both audio and video. we are now going to play body worn camera footage from one of the first

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the results of which were published the day before and the poll itself took place in may , 2020 respondentsged 18 and over were surveyed from all controlled regions of ukraine , the polling error does not exceed 2.3%. more details about who ukrainians associate themselves with, let's see, sociologists have raised the issue of so-called brotherly nations, now almost 44% of surveyed ukrainians believe that they have never been with russian brotherly nations, while in 2017, only 16% of respondents thought so , the number of those who still consider themselves and russians so-called brothers are less than 4% of respondents, in contrast to the results of 2017 at that time, more than 27% of ukrainians thought so, and regarding the issue of culture, almost 81% of respondents this year identify themselves with the ukrainian cultural tradition, this is 25% more than in 2006, from almost seven percent to over ten percent, and the share of those who attribute themselves to the pan-european cultural tradition has also increased now only half a percent of respondents consider themselves to be russian, w

a san jose police officer is in the hospital, shot during a family disturbance that he was responding to. >> it happened this morning. nbc bay area's scott budman is live at the scene right now with the very latest details. scott, what are police saying? >> reporter: good morning, laura and kris. they are saying for the most part they want people to stay out of the way here in this part of san jose. i'm going to show you what's going on behind me. this is the area of meridian and san carlos. you're looking right now at saddle rack road. that is also shut down. parts of park moore are shut down. in other words, a giant square has been closed off as police officers tell us they're trying to locate and arrest a suspect in that shooting that you referred to. apparently earlier this morning they say there was a domestic situation. officers showed up at the residence. gunfire happened, and one of the officers was hit. that officer, as you said, was taken to the hospital. we do not have an official update on that officer's condition. we know there is a massive police presence in this part of

and 1st responders, the 5 force, the thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate. more than 800 people remain on, accounted for. nearly 2000 people remain without power fight and has been criticized for his initial response to the disaster to the w correspondent country maia is in molly. plenty. oh, can you tell us, how is the news of presidents biden's visit being received by hawaiians? yes, here among the people there hasn't be much talk about them by this present a visit, but by the authorities. uh, it is deemed important. and so that he can directly assess the impact of the station. right behind me is the the hotline i don't on you can see yourself. nothing has been uh, left remaining. the president uh, flew with a, with a helicopter over the area. and then afterwards, she's going to meet up also with fabulous, to bring reassurance the federal government is going to be right behind them by then has also announced more federal funding to help the people here there over 1000 for 1st responders on the ground and 460 rescue teams with 40 docs and also the f. b. i w

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is responding much of how you would expect. i was at that event last night. he was speaking before a friendly crowd, the friendliest crowd he could possibly hope for. a day after he sat for that arraignment in d.c., and they welcomed him with open arms. i spoke to voters yesterday who really had his back. i should note, yasmin, it was hard to find somebody who actually read the charges, read that indictment itself. but they really are standing strong with him and this is some of what he had to say yesterday to a crowd that was energized, that was applauding him, that was cheering, that use these indictments as political and do believe that it will help him climb higher and higher in the polls. watch what he said. >> they are trying to make it illegal to question the results of a bad election. it was a very bad election. everybody knows that. but only a party that cheats in elections would try to make it illegal because if you have nothing to hide, why would you do that? >> yasmin, he also said just one more indictment, one more

we will continue to respond as he can and we are already responding to issues in southwest florida. i talked with a representative from fort myers beach this morning at about 3:00 a.m. and he said there is not a lot of storm surge, not a lot of damage, but certainly not hurricane ian. but it is very much like what they experience with hurricane irma. i appreciate him even me a call. we are here, we are ready and we will deploy our discovery teams as quickly as we can. we like to move very quickly at the division. we are ready to sue -- to provide the support, the impacts from the other bands of the storm. we have amassed a great team at the division and the agency heads that are getting things done, we are restoring 100,000 accounts in less than eight hours. we will do whatever it takes to help our communities recover. we have this general here, i cannot tell you how much i appreciate you and your team. i appreciate everything you guys are doing. they have helicopters ready to go, as soon as we are able to get back in this area, they will be flying and they will be in the area. than

first responders from multiple local agencies make up the team. alameda county fire department is sending two crew members. one of those crew members will operate as the rescue team manager when the storm reaches california. people in san bernardino county understand they may see some of the worst damage in the state. reporter mario ramirez shows us how they're getting ready. crews here are reinforcing a wall near the oak glen steakhouse where less than a year ago, a huge mudslide wiped out part of the restaurant, leaving it closed for months. i live up in highland up there, and the water came through pretty bad last time. so i'm hoping this time i can get a handle on it now, on the brink of a tropical storm making landfall nearby, residents have similar concerns. last time the rains came, my entire pool got flooded with with dirt. so we're going to try to prevent that this time. and now we've got ten free sandbags were offered at this fire station. i was just over at the regional park and they told me that they were giving sandbags away over here

we will continue to respond as we can, as, again, as i said, we've already started responding to issuesd to representative adam botana from fort myers beach this morning about 3:00 a.m., he said it's very irma like conditions, not a lot of storm surge, not a lot of damage, but certainly not ian. but he says it's reminiscent of what they experienced in hurricane irma. happy to hear that and appreciate him giving me a call to give me ground truth. we are here, we are ready. we will deploy our response and recovery teams as quickly as we possibly can. you know we like to move very quickly here at the division. we are ready to provide the needed support to our big bend communities as well as communities with standing impacts from the other bands of the storm, under the governor's leadership. we have certainly amassed a great team here at the division, and with state agency heads that have moved bureaucracy and red tape to get things done where we're restoring 100,000 accounts in less than eight hours. so, please rest assured we will do whatever it takes to help our communities recover from

aftermath of demi while supplies on hawaii and, and says criticism that his government was too slow to respond to the . i'm telling me a lot about welcome to the program. greece has vowed to keep up. it's a military support for ukraine and help with post war reconstruction. the pledge came as ukraine's president of denver zaleski held talks in athens with greek prime minister, who react goes with the attack is, as well as bulk of nita's and top e officials, presidents and lensky thing to denmark and benevolence for green to supply cube with f 165 digits and grease for offering to train ukrainian pilots to fly them. a warm reception for ukraine's the load him use the lensky in copenhagen. you address the crowds after denmark and the netherlands pledge to supply f. 16 fighter jets to ukraine. something that key of hopes will tip the balance in the war is once we, when we are supporting your brain together, we prove that is a way that's deep freedom matters your matters. ukraine wants be a 16 to update its aging soviet era. air force, the f. 16 entered service, and then 19, eighties, thousands ha

that was a domestic violence call that did respond to. that's what according to officials that they tell us. and i just got word from one police officer. somebody is going to come over and speak with me at some point. and again, it's still a very, very active scene. i mean, you can see here we've got police all edges of this location. the park is centered in the middle of a complex on one side. you've got meridian avenue. the other side. you've got ray street and it's right near a safe way as well. i mean, if we exit this parking continue to go straight down, you would walk the parking lot of a safeway that sits right off of west carlos street along with meridian avenue. so to very high traffic area. and a lot of these roads are already closed off. >> little bit more since you spoke to weak guy who lives nearby. yeah. who was just out dropping his kids off to school and came back. can yoh tell us what he said with his firsthand account and also what his neighbors saw. >> from what he tells me, you left to go take a child to school around

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johns river is a slow responding river.remember back during hurricane ian, that almost took 45 days to correct itself on that particular body of water. it's going to take a little bit of time for them to completely react and then, obviously, go back down. >> the one thing -- the storm moved faster than some of the other ones have moved. some of these things will dump water and they go so slow. this one moved a little bit faster, which is at least when you talk about flooding, is a little bit better than when they are slow. >> is speed the reason -- >> what does it look like for recovery for some of the counties? >> we are in the process of doing -- of course, stabilize, rescue, recovery, whatever needs to be done right off the bat, power, save lives, all that. that's without saying. then there will be damage assessments to see what all we are looking at in terms of damages in each of the counties. there's going to be debris, of course. that's going to be something that's going to need to be done. the counties are not going

they nine units to respond to units leave an opening for the hallway. to responding you to leave. opening or 408. no, we need to kill 25. we need more officers. we need more officers , more officers to fairfax and catalina. cpr still in progress. we got a good crowd out here. what do you see? the four waiting to come up. catalina is the only way they're going to get here. cpr in progress. we will now show body worn camera footage. i will introduce each each video prior to playing it. body worn camera footage was captured from department issued body worn cameras, worn by members at the time of the event. portions of these videos have been blurred due to the display of confidential law enforcement database images and graphic content. some of the audio has also been redacted due to on 30s of body worn camera footage does not contain audio. the camera has a buffering system that captures 30s of video footage prior to the officer's activation. when activated by the officer. the camera records both audio and video. we are now going to play body worn camera footage from one of the first

meanwhile central patrol officer gary and dexter responded to the area to assist. they were advised by witnesses in the area that a stabbing incident occurred on-board a muni bus. they boarded the bus, which parked on stockton street and found the victim on his knee in a pool of blood with lacerations to neck area. officer sang and (indiscernible) removed the upper garment performing life saving measures to stop the bleeding. transportded to san francisco general hment and the actions by the offices saved his life. numerous officers assigned assisted in the complex investigation which included the stabbing weapon, conducting multiple interview jz obtaining video surveillance from numerous sources. the suspect was booked. attempted homicide. i like to congratulate for their fine work officer gary and dexter sang. [applause] [applause] >> okay, i'm privileged to also give out the next award. there is a incident occurred in central station and like to call from southern station officer hector and northern station, officer david- [applause] i'll read this as well. this

crews did not respond for comment. peskin says the kinks can be worked out. >> we want to work with them to smooth out the rough edges but is not going to be their way or the highway. >> in san francisco, lena howland abc 7 news. >> a spike in crime and drug in san francisco is prompting the federal government to ask employees to work from home. the federal building at seventh and mission has become a gathering spot for drug users and dealers. a security guard tells abc 7 news all i could do was tell them to move the chronicle reports health and human services has told employees to work from home in light of conditions. supervisor matt dorsey lives in the neighborhood it says the federal building having a difficult time staffing childcare for employees. >> they were sharing for me that they were doing everything they can to hire people to do childcare work. among 18 or 19 large majority of them decided they had no interest in working once they found out what the location was. >> the federal government spent $3 million

how do you assess how officials there responded? are there lessons to be learned perhaps for other communities, and is your agency prepared to work with congressional republicans if they launch investigations as they say they will? >> again, i was not there during the response and so i would be out of line to assess how they responded during the time because i did not experience what they were experiencing. what the federal government does, we come in and we support their efforts and that's exactly what we did and will continue to support their recovery and rebuilding efforts. >> were you properly briefed by fema authorities in hawaii that would have been working with the officials? >> what i was briefed on throughout the time, my regional administrator, bob fenton, happened to be in oahu for another meeting and he was talking about the spread of the fire and population impacted and potential federal resources to help support the initial response in an ongoing recovery effort. >> congressional republicans want you or other agency of

the city responded with a counteroffer of a 5% raise. at 6:00 we'll introduce you to the san jose zoo worker who says she's been living in her car outside the facility despite just getting a promotion, why she says city employees have been pushed to their breaking point. >>> take a live look at the state capitol where the american flag is lowered in honor of the firefighters who lost their lives in yesterday's deadly helicopter crash in riverside county. it was a midair collision between two firefighting helicopters at around 6:00 p.m. three firefighters were killed in the crash while responding to a 20-acre brushfire in the cabazon area. authorities are still working to figure out what caused this collision. >> they train year-round. they know these aircrafts very well. as far as what happened in this situation, i really don't have any more information. >> these are the first deaths of the 2023 fire season. >>> new techniques in california forests are helping fight fires before they even start. drones are now being used to map the fores

she told me how people that are responding to that as well. so yeah, people have been flying out like go through say. ringback file just curious, less because of the fires because the goal is to say, failed the right to stay here while people are suffering. but now we just talked to families of people who lost their houses and they are just flying out to family members. so they can save you a few weeks and then figure out when it's safe to return to the home says the most pressing need that people have right now. housing as well as food supplies and also in the morning because they lost everything the most are houses, they have no income. now. how does it gives a really big problem? so they just the, yesterday the government announced that they made a plan to move people from the shelters where they're being kept right now to more long term accommodation like they are. they have $1000.00 rooms in hotels, around that hi. not ready for them. and they will turn shorts and optimization into long term accommodation. but the that's, i'm sure it hasn

irate what happens, that people can respond accordingly.— respond accordingly.ngly. we have mentioned how complex - respond accordingly. we have mentioned how complex the i respond accordingly. we have - mentioned how complex the hack actually was and i read out in the introduction of the view from the electoral commission that the bottom line is, it is not throwing open the prospect of any sort of influence over potential elections, so how can you be so sure?— you be so sure? first of all, this affected the _ you be so sure? first of all, this affected the copy _ you be so sure? first of all, this affected the copy of _ you be so sure? first of all, this affected the copy of the - you be so sure? first of all, this| affected the copy of the electoral register that the commission holds, the individual registers that are used in elections are spread around the country and used by individual returning officers in each local authority. so that is spreading out which is itself a resilience but there was also no ability to alter or delete or do anything to the data s

and how is taiwan responding this? well, time one's government has already been done this as irrational and provocative. that one's ruling policy has already said that they believe these drills are a tutner or an attempt to influence ty ones upcoming presidential elections, which is scheduled for january next year. they say that they believe these chinese girls are an attempt to make a tie when these people say war. and that was an illness and push them away from this reading content and taiwanda page and refuses to communicate with, in terms of how the public responds to this. i mean there is a bit of a cognitive dissonance just because time when these people are really use of these types of drills now. so, you know, on the way from the studio has today walking through. so i pay you wouldn't really know that these types of truism going on, but on the election, this is a really crucial one, cuz i think there was some doubts in taiwan. that china would take this type of action. and that's because the received wisdom is

absolutely correct. samuel, how would you respond to that? i agree wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again, i'm after the murder of george floyd and minneapolis, it's a scale that this nation has never seen before. you know, we have in terms of organizing, you know, we were learning from organizers all across the world to figuring out how to use limited resources. but the access to technology is access to a phone, access to twitter that just allow us to go further to go faster, to organize more quickly and at a scale that hasn't been passed. what is digital organizing? then? digital organizing is how do we actually mobilize and online people skills their talent, their energy, and they're concerned about this issue with the actions that can make the biggest difference towards ending police violence towards changing the systems and structures that we produce. police towns and cities across the country. and chelsea how are using that in your

so again, what police are spending their resources doing is not about responding to find a crime. it's not about keeping people safe from harm. is about a whole host of other things that are not about public safety. and actually, i'm to your appointment, exacerbate the problem and respond with a violence to people who are going through are going to struggles are going through . poverty are going through homelessness, are going through mental health crises. this is something where we need to re imagine what the response to these issues is. but to get there, we have to debunk and dismantle dismiss that police as an institution exist to keep people safe because the data just simply doesn't support. how can you fix it in the media? and the media, it looks like answering the call to action that so many people have been saying since this past summer in truth, please hold for such a long time. it looks like thinking about how do we have more programs like what's being scaled and bringing a mental health professionals on the ground with police officers. it looks like perhaps completely ri

well, what am i supposed to respond to all the motherfuckers on the fence?, well, someone said something. okay, well, i just know. that what i did led to some changes and i am sure i see that it did not lead to such changes, you know, the activity on social networks of all kinds of sympathizers is different, but who told us that they are all so clear and need to be different, etc. they defend the saving of money, the expulsion of thieves and if someone doesn't like something, then do it better well, i'm fine, we'll even have time, we still have two minutes to quote dmytro zolotukhin, i'm sure they even know him personally, and here he says, in the place of investigative journalists, i would try to find out what companies are the suppliers of jackets for the ukrainian military, who was associated with them, how they appeared and how contractual relations with the ministry of defense could be entered into, and it seems to me that there are a huge number of questions that, to the great regret of investigative journalists , have not been raised there were more,

>>> right now at 11:00, first responders leaving the bay area this morning on a mission to maui. the helping hand they're now offering an island in crisis. good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. >> i'm laura garcia. we start with new help for maui by way of the bay area. new resources now heading into that fire zone. >> bob is live for us in oakland. and, bob, we know there is such a need there. and folks right here in the bay area, the first responders going the extra mile to get there. >> reporter: yes. and that extra mile is the fact they're volunteering their time. we're talking about 11 firefighters primarily from san francisco volunteering their time taking their vacation time, and they just left oakland international behind me. they do have a point of contact in maui, and they plan to help with the ace hardware that survived the fires, and it's the store that hasecome the distribution center for victims of the disaster. so there are a total of 11 men that took off nine minutes ago bound for maui. you can see them checking in at the ticket counter this

officers responded.ithin 30s and once to the report of the domestic call and once they were there, they identified themselves, announced that they were there. they said that the suspect came out on a balcony and fired a shot that hit that female officer, causing her to be in critical but stable condition. her officer also a ten year her partner, rather, also a ten year veteran, was able to grab her, pull her to safety and then started performing life saving measures . the chief calling that an act of courage. yes and then also the suspect then barricaded himself inside the building with his wife. they also went on to say the chief did that the suspect came out a short time later. his wife was able to make it out unharmed. the suspect was then arrested. they say he's a 44 year old man with an extensive criminal history. they did recover a gun at the scene. he was on active probation at the time. but as you can imagine, a very tense moment, a very emotional time. but that officer, the female first female o

we just don't have the ability to respond to everything. so we have to figure out how to respond a little more smartly. police say one way to maximize resources is to stop responding to most alarm calls. data shows between 2020 and 2022, police received more than 10,000 alarm calls and 98% of them were false alarms. the chief says each call requires 2 to 4 officers. under the proposed plan, police would respond only to verify calls that come from witnesses manually activated panic alarms , silent robbery alarms and video alarms that show crimes in progress. we're suggesting that this false alarm rate, which is taking up about 115 officer hours per month, can be used in other ways to properly benefit the community. we can't afford to reduce anything in this city that has to do with safety. some residents said they oppose the proposal and worry it will make vallejo a target for crime. if you're not going to the alarm, how do you know that? it's a false alarm. marco mccloud, a resident and owner of the grind cafe, said small break ins might se