Killed a homeless person. This is ktvu mornings on 2. Morning it is monday, december 4 im trying 25. Good morning, im dave clark. We are starting with breaking news on a house fire in alameda. Firefighters confirmed one person inside of the home was killed in the fire. The fire began in the past hour at a home on the eagle avenue. As we bring in these pictures minutes ago alex savidge is at the scene and we will have him coming up in a live report. We are checking your weather on this chilly monday morning. We have Rosemary Orozco in. We have the wind which is making it feel bad for most areas. We also have an advisory for the hills lasting into tuesday. Here is a look at the doors from San Francisco to the east where temperatures are in the upper 30s to the upper 40s. Because of the wind temperatures are up by a few degrees but it wont be feeling much better. In fact we have to consider the wind chill factor of 48 feeling like 38 in San Francisco. 39 in oakland, upper 40s in livermore
Approved beneficiaries of their family members were not able to actually take advantage of it and come to the United States because of the numerical limits on family based immigration every year. Continued to deteriorate. As we have had requests from other stake holders to take another look at that, my leadership would agree to take another look at the program. They have agreed to consider it. You have a request and im sure you should consider it. That is a problematic to do business. Were increasing number of refugees for syria and i think that is the appropriate way to openly and directly deal with this. The parole system was never designed to be used in this fashion as i understand the law. With regard to resettlement, i guess, mr. Chair, does that follow within your area . Yes, it does. And general, i believe some sort of consultation with communities about a desire to resettle a number of people in their community. What is your policy on that, and can you assure us any community t
Want to panic anybody but i put a couple of cops on just trying to figure out whether every lines we were. My number one goal at that time, wheres the mayor, wheres the Police Commissioner, whats your line of authority. And also start figuring out what our logistics were. Fortunately about a halfhour into this, dunn came in all covered with the same stuff i was covered with and i was real happy because hes my friend and then i felt frankly a little burden had been lifted. And then esposito, the chief of department came in. Then what i did, the first thing i did was i facilitated the conversation with dunn about whether or not we should stay in Police Headquarters. And we had to think that through. Because by that time we figured i figured out that the buildings had fallen. But we still didnt know there were all of these planes flying around. And it would make sense that Police Headquarters could be a target. We had that conversation and decided to stay in Police Headquarters which obvi
Job and also Holding Accountable the people who arent doing a good job. And im sure thats demoralizing to the people who are doing a good job. Senator, i think your points are very well made. Im not sure we reward our Program Managers very well. I think that only thing that i have seen in my experience is you promote them. In terms of holding folks accountable, when we see a clear connection between what they did and their outcome, we do retire them or move them. Both civilians and military. Beyond that, the incentive structure that youre referring to is not clear and is not adequate. And it ties to what the earlier chairman and the Ranking Member talked about, is where the decisions are made and what paul talked about in terms of how is it that the culture and how the decisions are directed into a Program Manager relates to their ability to perform. Well, one thing i would say is also as leaders, if youve got someone you have to let go at the captain level, the leader needs to be held
The controversial move will end the grid lock over the president s executive and judicial picks. Libby casey joins us now from capitol hill with more on is significance of this move. Great to see you, the president certainly didnt waste much time reacting to the vote, did he . Thats right. He was supportive of it. Now pack in 2005, when mr. Obama was senator obama ma, he was actually opposed to changing the rules regarding the filibuster. Using the so call nuclear option, but the white house says times have changed because the republicans in their words have become more obstructionist. Its harming our economy, and our democracy, and it has brought us to the point where a similar majority vote no longer seems to be sufficient for anything. Even routine business. A lot of pub back from republicans including senator john mccain who of course ran against mr. Obama for the white house. John mccains say not only causes problems, here is john mccain. What we really did today and what is so da