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what's the fundamental purchase to the air reaccomplishment >> so for the purpose of having the air available. >> to be able to fight the fire without going up. we have protocols set up the cash bottles so when we come down to fight the fires and sometimes, we don't use the systems to put the fire out but to come back and take a breather and have the next firefighters go up and change the bottles >> it's a safety issue. >> i want to take a break from my rehab those fires are contained fires and it takes a long time to fight and maybe the sprinkleers were out so we have the health and safety of the firefighters to take a breather and check their vial signs and go back to work. >> any other questions or comments. is the presentation complete? >> yes. >> thank you very much for all that information. >> president chiu. >> i want to thank for your presentation i know there's a presentation from rescue air and we may i call you back to talk about that again and we're expecting the chief here in about 20 minutes. >> actually we're going to hear from the presentation. >> public comment? >> okay. >> s

the bright sun warmer than the air temperature. its breezy out there if you're going to be grilling out there. be careful with the sparks. temperatures wise, struggling up to 80 today despite the northwest wind. humidity falling tonight and tomorrow and cool air coming in. i think we'll see a brighter more blue sky kind of day. a clearing pattern. the coolest part of the air mass will settle in tomorrow. a sunnier day, yet at the same time a much cooler day. it will be 60s for about the entire afternoon. then into sunday we begin to warm up a little bit, but still bright blue skies both days. a fantastic weather scenario. for the rest of the evening, all the big weather remaining offshore. our funnel boundary is offshore as well. cooler, drier air funneling in continuing to be the story with the remnants of gabrielle spinning out into the north atlantic. a cool crisp setup as the numbers are dropping out there. we'll be flirting with 50 degrees to upper 40s across central maryland and interesting to note that western maryland will

way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult

it's the only means of assuring that you're going to have air open the staging floor to replace air that has exhausted as firefighters fight fire. what's missing from the discussion today is the logistics in getting bottles shuffled by he elevator to the upper floors it that takes firefighters away from the firefight. i might add that the international fire code a large of the pressor of the fire code that has language today starred out as an appendix a resolving document as more and more systems into into place their get further evaluated and i believe it will have the shelf language rather than the appendix >> i have a couple of questions. do you know the questioner to the question i asked before like how many cities and towns require this to be installed >> i don't but it's e valve the same as sprinkle letters were and it was mandated and the externals and the usefulness evolves you'll see more and more community using it. essential the appendix will get >> other than phoenix what are some of the towns and cities that have mandated this? >> i don't have is list. >> another question an

this is about our air, our air quality and we need to do a better and we need to do it faster shs but we are glad that we are here at this time, to launch a bay area, effort, to reduce our emissions, and by signaling to our regial partner and whether they are san transor our own mta or mtc and or whether it is redwood city, or santa clara all of our partners want to act together to make sure that we do the right thing and by starting a regional bay area bike share program, it is exciting because we are already thinking not just within the boundaries of san francisco, but we get to share this opportunity to share the bikes, and to drop them off at different locations with ease and to make sure that people get used to it and then our jobs within the city is to make the cities safe and make them efficient and to make a dedicated bike lanes so that the people can get around the city safely and efficiency and we will continue to work on that but this is exciting with the first phase of over 7 million dollars of grants, and thank again to mtc and the air district for being great partners an

darren's position in protecting his light and air. and, so, the effort that he had to go through to do something that should be obvious to anybody that wants to live in that house today or tomorrow is, is unfortunate. and, so, to me it was worth it to spend four hours listening to all of the wonderful things that you folks listen to every week. ~ to support him as a character witness and to say that please accept his position which is to prevent the expansion of a large home already in san francisco that eliminates all the light and air of his neighbor. thank you. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm speaking in opposition of the project. i have been a resident of the marina for 20 years and i view this not as just a precedent setting case, but i view it as a significant step along what i believe is a trend that's been occurring as long as i've been living in the marina, which is to allow bigger houses on small lot spaces that were never intended to be occupied by such big houses. we personally had a situation several year

love the air. >> a lot of people out there think they can zi boeing 767 -- in portland. mohammed atta and abdul amari had made their connection. they're now seated in 8d and 8g. they would be joined by three more. the plane made its ascent. american airlines 11 emerged as a blip on the faa's air traffic control systems. >> 1-1 thousand to 1-4 thousand. >> terry biggio was overseeing flight operations for the faa's boston center. >> normal routine day. we were working the morning push, and we were set up for a routine day. >> had he spent the last weekend celebrating his 4 th birthday with his family in the city. >> spent a weekend in manhattan, and that was my son's first visit to the world trade center sfwloosh you went as a terrorist. >> we went so the south tower, and i had him stick his toes up to the building and look straight up the building into the sky and get that sense of vertigo that you can only get in a city like new york. >> mccormick and biggio would face the biggest challenges of th

the demands on the air force today? no. if you look at the demands and look at the air defense alert requirements, we don't, what he would like for him in his ar, we don't have enough. but you know the fore size construct, how do you determine how many squads you need. and that's one being decided. today we're short. >> china has emerged as a concern given the increasingly assertive behavior. laying claims to the south china sea. it's invaded philippine territory. they're increasing tensions by the day with gentleman. concern ready you by the actions? something that keeps you awake at night? >> how they're acting, in some ways, they're a rising power. there's no doubt. they're a military capabilities and technology capacity and capability are increasing. pretty significantly. and that is something and they're not transparent about it. so we don't get to see what they're doing. they're a rising power the way they act and some of the things they're doing, it has a two- fold effect. it gives us concern because they are aggress

regardless of how the air bottles are used the firefighters need time to reliquidate the air equipment. this allows them to not worry about constantly running out of air. this the for the fullly filled units. this slide shows the difference in the containment. on the left side is the unit that weeks ago close to 1 hundred ups and downs and expected to be carried up to the floor where the phil is to be done. on the right side is the - excuse me. only the right side is the fully ocean phil unit own the san francisco mobile truck. the blue bar oh, you can't see it. the complainers there is a bar that closes the door and that closes the fully capping. in summary the board of supervisors has improved this and the firefighter health and safety is the uppermost important use of the firefighters service access elevators are advantageous because of the evaluation of the public and also helps the firefighters so use the bottles safely. thank you supervisors for your time and consideration in moving the proposed san francisco fire code to the next meeting hopefully next tuesday. >> colleagues any

and set air -conditioning units and ventilation systems to re- circulate indoor air. we are asking our kron 4 viewers to send us their photos of the raging brush fire near mount diablo. and here is a look at some of the pictures you are sending us. we encourage you to send your best fire pictures to breaking-news at kron dot com. or message us on facebook. >> a vote on syria may be stalled in congress, as the house waits for the senate to act and the senate waits for the president. andrew spencer reports, now, with a potential diplomatic break-through comes the potential for even more delays. >> reporter: president barack obama has the chance to change people's minds. but they do not however, still to not believe that >> i do not think that how fast we should do this i think that it should be hollow wall but we should do this. >> he could turn over every bit of this chemical weapons in the next couple of weeks. >> that is something that john kerry to nothing is going to be done. the offer may still be and they say that it is serious enough that they do not want to get

i'm an attorney for rescue air. in my two minutes i want to say i'm sorry that you couldn't ask about the number of jurisdictions but that's 80. i want to talk about two issues. non-this is not an option. we ask the city attorney whether or not this was truly an option and they said for any building above 1 hundred and 20 feet it's not on option their required to have the service elevator and they probably won't want this their say no option above 1 hundred and 20 feet and they're talking about replacing this with a fire access he elevator. are there any fire service elevators that need this code in this city right now by the way, we've heard testimony from someone who does this elevators they were for the other side and they said no zero, zip none. so the question is how can i is we're to replace something with nothing how can you say that with small business owner something that's not been drilled or tested in the city. i wish you could have asked the fire chiefs their the experts. they can tell you when they're g

there were 10 believes that had air remresht systems. and that was at the cal epa building and at the state attorney general's office while i was the director at cal. i want to talk about the process having gone through the international co- councils process of daumgsz. it was mentioned this was supported by the organization of the largest firefighter by cal professional firefighters the second largest union in the state and by california fire you chiefs operations and fire prevention officers. and i participated in the fire marshall's committee in which the firefighters went into the process and no point during that conversation was it as given at a coefficients >> i have a few questions i'd ask this question to the department about the trend in terms of codes and specifically it requiring this as opposed to making it on option. could you compliment on that and where respect to the proposed change international code i guess it was appendix k could i comment on that and the department indicated if it's an appendix it's optional not requi

he was at naval air station in ft. worth, texas and he was charged with discharge ago gun in public by police. tonight his family was questioned by the fbi at the home in brooklyn as authorities try to determine what led him to commit such a horrific crim crime. his friends told us they are shocked. >> had he a gun but doesn't mean you are going to shoot people. >>reporter: aaron aelection history a security clearance that allowed him to work at the navy yard. law enforcement officials test us it appears he didn't force his way in. reporting near the navy yard in washington, abc 7 news. >> okay thanks very much, karen. >>> here's closer look at the gunman. 34-year-old brooklyn native recently lived in texas and worked for hp for the navy. >> he bought a shotgun legally in virginia recently but one theory he may have picked up assault rifle and handgun toda today. >> police say he was arrested in 2004 after somewhating out tires at anger fueled blackout of some kind. >> his father told seattle police he suffered from af

and then they guide in the air tankers. flying low through smoke and rough terrain to drop the load of fire retardant chemicals and set up a kind of no burn zone. >> more we can get dropped with ground crews or dozers, it will make the difference in the perimeter line. >> they were floog out of a nearby air base where we saw firsthand another huge problem. of the few planes still flying, some of the aircraft are 50 years old or older. military submarine chasers going back to the korean war. like museum pieces still on active duty. it is no secret to the u.s. forest service which has been on notice since this 2002 report and eight others after it that its big aircraft tankers were badly aging and should be replaced. the first report on the need to upgrade the fleet was in 2002. this is 2013. you still don't hatch the nve t planes. what's ben goien going on for t last 11 years? >> we have been moving forward using the aircraft we have. >> reporter: in some cases it led to more tragedy. here the wings of one aged fire fighting

and set air -conditioning units and ventilation systems to re- circulate indoor air. we will speak with air quality district managers at 8:30. >> keep sending in your photographs. this was from another of your and you can send them in a couple of ways. facebook or even breakingnews@kron.com or if there is even an option on all our new mobile application. we are asking our kron 4 viewers to send us their photos of the raging brush and here is a look at some com. or message us on stay with kron four for continuing coverage on the mt. diablo fire. you can also get the very latest on our kron four news app. >> there have been a few big companies, such as hewlett- packard being dropped from the s&p 500. we will be back with a strange twist and dealing with syria. and a possible deal to stop a u.s. air strike, details, coming up Ñáçwçñ >> secretary of state john kerry however, syria is excepting russians proposal to keep their chemical supplies intact. represents the bart train new this morning. syria says its accepted russia's proposal to place its chemical weapons un

he was at naval air station in ft. worth, texas and he was charged with discharge ago gun in public by police. tonight his family was questioned by the fbi at the home in brooklyn as authorities try to determine what led him to commit such a horrific crim crime. his friends told us they are shocked. >> had he a gun but doesn't mean you are going to shoot people. >>reporter: aaron aelection history a security clearance that allowed him to work at the navy yard. law enforcement officials test us it appears he didn't force his way in. reporting near the navy yard in washington, abc 7 news. >> okay thanks very much, karen. >>> here's closer look at the gunman. 34-year-old brooklyn native recently lived in texas and worked for hp for the navy. >> he bought a shotgun legally in virginia recently but one theory he may have picked up assault rifle and handgun toda today. >> police say he was arrested in 2004 after somewhating out tires at anger fueled blackout of some kind. >> his father told seattle police he suffered from pt

it's really the only light and air in that room and any other rooms. many rooms in both of these houses have windows that only look on this side yard. this design concept of focusing three buildings around a common open space is a tradition that we call the commons. in scotland it's called common wad land and is a fundamental tenet of land use there. i mention this because thomas sherman is a scotsman born in glasgow and he came to the united states at a early age. his ship passenger record showed that he was brought back to glasgow at a young age and that he traveled back and forth between the british isles and the united states many times between the 1930s. it is inconceivable that thomas sherman was not familiar with the concept of the commons. his properties were very clearly important to sherman. right after he finished construction he and his wife moved into the corner building at 3700 broderick and remained there many years. he only worked on the sherman every bit was to landscape and hone erring the tradition of the marina gardens respecting th

>> high up in the air? steve: yeah, eating something high up in the air, i do it all the time. [audience laughs] i do that all the time. i got a bag of raisins there, i'm sitting at the movie. hell, i ain't just sticking my finger down in that bag, uh-uh! get them up, get them up! lift your hands and shake it! [audience laughs] eating! audience: oh! steve: peggy, you got to be careful, darling. we got two strikes here, ok? >> ok. >> name a reason you might stick your hands above your head. >> i'm going to say to dance! steve: to dance! [audience cheers] let's dance. audience: oh! steve: all right, fisher, here's your chance, venus. name a reason you might stick your hands above your head. >> somebody's robbing me. steve: somebody is robbing you! [audience cheers] number seven. audience: reaching. steve: six. audience: arrest/surrender. steve: five. audience: mad/frustrated. steve: four. audience: exercising. steve: well, grant family, 89; fisher's got 30. but remember everybody, the goal: 300 points, so don't go away. we'll be right back. goal: 300 points, so don't go mom, dad

plenty of cold air. yes, cold air coming into tonight and tomorrow. maybe all the way into thursday morning. a few high clouds. it will be sunny to mostly sunny soon. a lot more 70s inland as we talked about, 60s and 70s. coast and bay. here's sal. >>> steve, good morning. we're looking at traffic all over the bay. still pretty busy. had a rough two hours in the last -- had a lot of slow traffic. 880 northbound is slowing down heading up to the coliseum and beyond that into downtown oakland. at the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound, that seems to be improving finally as we're seeing some improvements, about a ten, 15-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. nimitz freeway southbound, you will see traffic that's heading south towards highway 92. we've had a couple of different crashes as you head down to fremont. a bunch of fender-benders that are making things slow. earlier this morning we did have a problem with several cars on interstate 880, they've got flat tires near high street. let's go to tara moriarty who is near the scene and explain wh

air force helicopter crash. the last of the 24 ospreys left the marine corps iwakuni air station in yamaguchi prefecture on wednesday on its way to futenma air station. the marine corps will likely put the ospreys into full service shortly. deployment began in july but quickly ran into local protests. >> osprey out! >> osprey out! >> full deployment is expected to spark more anger and concern in the prefecture. fears about the aircraft's safety record were reinforced last month. an osprey crashed on landing during a training flight in nevada. >>> government agencies and major corporations store increasing amounts of confidential information on their computer networks. some have found that makes them targets for a cyber attack. the breaches can come from just about anywhere, and that's forced government officials in japan and elsewhere to shore up their defenses. nhk world's kurando tago reports. >> reporter: these technicians are playing out a conflict on a battlefield of servers and circuits. officials from the

for example, two freeways cross the neighborhood which creates air pollution and we know air pollution is bad for our health. for many years two nearby power plants caused much pollution in the southeastern part of the city, but both were shut down thanks to a lot of effort from the community. however, industry and the neighborhood still creates air pollution. sometimes the air indoors is more polluted than outdoors. since we spend the majority of our time indoors, today we're going to talk about indoor pollution and specific things we can do to make our homes healthier. while we can't control the location of the freeways, we can control what we do in our own homes. so, let's talk about indoor air pollution and identify a few things that can make our homes unhealthy. first, there's dust and dust mites. they're a common trigger for allergies. then there's mold which can grow inside our homes and pollute our air. mold is a fungus that grows in dark and moist environments. some molds can be very dangerous and can cause serious health problems if they're not dealt with immediately. especia

in order to do that, there has to be some make-up air into this area. you can't just pull air away. somehow in the mechanical design of this restaurant, there is a place where fresh air can come in from the outside that equals the volume of this air coming in. and it can't be upstairs because then you have a problem of sort circuiting the hood. what would happen if you had the fresh air make-up in there, it would come down here and just go up there and we wouldn't be running it across the cooking surface. the concept is the air comes across the cooking surface and picks up the vapors. so there would be -- if we look around we can find a fresh air inlet here, it's not allowed to be dampered, it couldn't be closed, fresh air, unluvered intake. they have lighting up here and they are all in this protective explosion -- fire protective covers. what else can we say about this place? fresh brussels sprouts. this is brussel sprout country we live in, down in south san francisco, san mateo county. >> grease filters are stored at an angle to drain the grease that is collected. >> back here,

there are some who support the air strikes. but there are americans who don't support the air strikes. my question to you, as someone had a has helped, this is an action that the united states should take. >> i believe the american public has not been informed about what's taking place. has the regime that has been killing its own people for the past two and a half years, that has escalated the means of killing these people. over 100,000 people killed by first live ammunition, then helicopter gun ships. then air force dropping tnt, then ballistic missiles fired, and then finally a series of chemical attacks that was basically crowned by this chemical massacre that we're seeing the tapes released of today. and so there is a very large context. now, what we're telling the american public is that we, one of the very few positive side effects of the prolongment in syria is the fact the opposition, both political and military, has had enough time to invest in the infrastructure to basically bull institutions. now we have the free sy

blowing across water the air is filled with spray. when the winds start to blow more than about 80 or 90 miles per hour so much spray is lofted into the air that eventually it becomes hard to even talk about the surface of the ocean. and i'm not speaking metaphorically. you just go from water which is filled with bubbles to air, which is filled with spray gradually. and there's no longer anything you can call the surface of the ocean. so it becomes a real, real chaos in the core of a hurricane. narrator: the interface between ocean and atmosphere is a vital clue to why all of the simulated hurricanes in emanuel's models were reaching maximum intensity, compared to real hurricanes, which rarely do. it also may show hurricanes playing a significant role in controlling the climate. dr. emanuel: in the idealized models, we hold the ocean temperature fixed. we don't let it change. it's just whatever it is. but a real hurricane profoundly changes the temperature of the seawater. not because it's taking heat out of the ocean -- it is doing t

that thing's banging into the air. and when it bangs in the air, boom. what happened to air molecule? move a little faster. and we'll learn later on that kinetic energy of air molecules--honey, we're talking about temperature. and so what will happen is the energy will go from that to the energy of the molecules in the room, it dissipates in the form of heat. see? but you always have it there. it always adds up. and that's kinda nice. all the physics experiments you do, you always find out the energy score remains the same. and sometimes when it doesn't seem to, you discover things that maybe you didn't know about before. it's marvelous-- a marvelous principle of physics. conservation of energy. let--calculate the energy of any system, maybe it's a galaxy about to explode. calculate the total energy. let that galaxy do no matter what it wants do, spin around, i don't care what. [makes noise] some big event. then you draw a dotted a line around it, calculate the energy in the air again. what do you got? guess what? same darn number. it might be different

i'm an attorney for rescue air. in my two minutes i want to say i'm sorry that you couldn't ask about the number of jurisdictions but that's 80. i want to talk about two issues. non-this is not an option. we ask the city attorney whether or not this was truly an option and they said for any building above 1 hundred and 20 feet it's not on option their required to have the service