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My name's Tom Madigan I'm a commander

with the Alameda County Sheriff's Office.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office

was requested to respond

to Redding,

California, Shasta County to

assist with disaster response

efforts after the tragic

Carr fire.

We've been utilizing UAVs for the

past few years

and so we've been called to a number

of devastating scenes.

For example the

Santa Rosa

and Sonoma fires that occurred last year.

Initially,

Cal Fire Air Boss was very

apprehensive about letting us come in.

I'm talking to me lead planes, he's talking to the tankers, I'm talking

to my helicopters, talking to the incident commanders down on the

ground, I'm talking to divisions and branches.

Once we proved

a safety track record

I think now they feel a lot more at ease

and more willing to,

one,

let us in to start operating

and two, to widen our missions.

First thing we needed to do was

get a waiver from the FAA

to fly with Cal Fire's

TFR. And we arrived

with four of our drone teams

and we were supported by

UAV teams from Contra Costa

County

and also Menlo Park fire.

I worked for the city of Redding GIS division.

We were on the phone with these guys,

Alameda County sheriff

and Menlo Park fire

and they were ready at a moments notice and

here we are at the end of the day

with data.

We've been assisting by creating 360

degree panoramic videos

and photos of the

neighborhoods that have been devastated.

We've also been doing a mapping

missions where we're creating orthomosaic

and 3-D maps

and models of neighborhoods that have been devastated

up here.

The usefulness of the maps

and the images that we're getting are

pretty powerful

and give decision makers kind

of situational awareness very rapidly.

Its one thing to get fire perimeters on

a nightly basis, but when you

can deploy UAV technology

and get 360 views of this nature and then put that out to the public

in short order.

You're talking about the epitome of rapid

response in my mind.

Within about a five minute span of time

we can hit multiple locations

quickly as we first get here

and start giving them that

aerial perspective that they don't have.

I think that drone technology

is really going to

enhance the way in which first

responders do their jobs.

We are the boots on the ground.

We can go out and do the mapping

missions

but we need help on the backend

processing the data making sense

of it all. We have public private partnerships

with Scholar Farms.

Airbus has been supporting us.

Hangar 360, Pix4D

and

a company called Survae.

I really appreciate the opportunity to come out

and support the team.

I think this is the future

of really disaster response that you have

a digital first responder team

that comes in and captures the data.

We saw it in Sonoma County,

we're seeing here and it's the kind of data

that we're gonna need in recovery.

So we

have our utilities electric utility water utility.

This is a terrible situation.

But what I will say I know

on behalf of our team we're

honored to help out in

in these type of disasters.

These are so tragic.

You know we walk around here

you see lives just completely

uprooted.

It's as you can see here it's apocalyptic.

These are beautiful areas where

a lot of residents

and homes are within the

trees and it did just devastates

communities when these fires take

off

and there's very little time to get out.

We met a woman yesterday who had lost

her childhood home

and she was so thankful that we were

there

and gave us a hug

and she just told us that she

was glad that her family survived.

And they can rebuild.

My street in particular is a small cul-de-sac of tens homes.

Nine out of ten homes are gone.

I lived here on Footbridge Court. Total loss. Palm trees are still

there, they were probably lit up during the fire.

You can still see my barbecue.

These disasters seem to be becoming

more and more frequent.

The other thing that we're trying to do more

and more of is bringing in other

UAV teams,

either fire or law enforcement

and expose them to this

experience because they're going

to be involved in it more

and more in the future.

It's just been an amazing coordination.

I think we're learning a lot of lessons

here unfortunately

and really we'll be better prepared for

for fires to come. Definately.

I mean this is the kind of things that people lose

sleep over wondering if there home is still there.

If we put their minds at ease,

hopefully to show them that their home made it.

In other cases at least

let them know right away

what the status is so they're not wondering.

It's huge.

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Marcus Williams, Saints running game and more from California - Duration: 3:35.

hello everyone Jeff Duncan along with Josh Katzenstein and we were at the Jack

Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa California

where the Saints and Chargers have just concluded a joint practice against each

other about 2 and 1/2 hour workout and Josh you were here last year when these

same two teams went at it to this very site and it seemed to be after talking

to the players they feel a little better about how things went today but what did

you think well I agree with the players just because last year it was a week

earlier during the preseason process so you know now that they have two

preseason games under their belt the Saints have a much better idea of what

roles players are gonna be playing you know how to put guys in the right spots

and really they have a much better camaraderie as a team and I think that's

something that you know we knew even before today's practice just because

last year there were so many question marks about which rookies were gonna

start which you know poorly performing veterans were on their way out so I do

think the Chargers actually looked better today now don't freak out at home

I mean it's just one practice and I'm sure we said the exact same thing last

year but there were definitely you know more positive signs or take more good

takeaways from the Saints this year than last year

yeah and Sean Payton alluded to the fact that at this time of year ago neither

one of these teams was very well thought of around the league and both of them

ended up having decent seasons of course the Chargers came on after a slow start

and look there's been a lot of these joint workouts around the NFL they get

very intense sometimes a fights break out we saw a couple of incidents today

where the intensity boiled up and it got close but I thought overall it was

really just a lot of good work and a lot of good competition yeah absolutely the

closest thing to a fight that I saw was when you know both teams actually did

the you know pose for a picture after getting a turnover the chargers did at

first and then the Saints did it and then both of the defense is sort of like

came together faked as if they were gonna fight and then it just turned into

a love fest and I'll actually have a story on that up soon at NOLA.com just

about you know the Chargers actually claim that they started it because they

were doing it in training camp last year but the Saints obviously did it in a

game first but yeah you're right I mean I know Michael Thomas you know and

defensive back you know had a little stare down little stare yeah but I mean

it was it was nothing crazy and I think it helps that you know you have two

coaches that are familiar with you with them with with each other

because Sean Payton and Anthony Lynn were on the same staff with the Cowboys and

then obviously you know Drew Brees and Philip Rivers had this long-standing

relationship so as competitive as practice well as tensions weren't that

high in a few highlights just to mention Marcus Williams

with an interception on a tip drill Drew Brees a low light through a pick six in

the two-minute offense but I thought overall the running game for the Saints

which has been a strength throughout the preseason was a strength again today a

lot of nice runs from Alvin Kamara and for Mark Ingram and I think that's

gonna be something that the Saints hang their hat on all year with that really

strong offensive line definitely one one thing to consider those I thought Mike

Williams looked great for the Chargers you know the Saints defensive backs had

a little bit of an issue with him you know so obviously they need to figure

out how to defend a big body you know receiver before they show off against

Julio Jones and Mike Evans one other highlight though David Grunfeld the man

behind the camera I would definitely look for his slide show after this after

we get done here because he was running all over these two fields getting the

best stuff so definitely check that out at NOLA.com great stuff of Drew

Brees signing a lot of autographs afterward obviously Drew Brees very

popular started his professional career here lives right down the road in Del

Mar right that's it for Josh Katzenstein Jeff Duncan and David Grünfeld check out

all of our work on NOLA.com and we'll continue it tomorrow right here from

Costa Mesa thanks for reading

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California College Guidance Initiative - Duration: 7:37.

(bell ringing) (upbeat music)

(people socializing)

- When the college and career readiness stuff

started becoming more prevalent,

we were kind of like, "Yeah, we're doing fine."

We started looking at our A through G rates.

We started looking at our graduation rates.

We started looking at CTE completers.

And we started to hear things from our students,

like, "Hey, I'm not ready for college."

That stuff's really hard to hear,

especially when you think you're doing right by kids.

- Ensuring students have a post-secondary plan

for the future is ensuring that they will be

successful in life after they're out of school.

- The saddest thing, I think, would be

for a child to be discouraged because they don't think

they can meet their goal when they don't

really know how to accomplish that goal.

- So CaliforniaColleges.edu can be used as a bridge to say,

"This is what you need to be looking at

"and exploring while you're in high school,

"so that when you get to the next phase of your life,

"you know where you're going."

Californiacolleges.edu is our primary tool

for students to discover, explore,

see where they want to go in terms of a career path.

- It made us see things that we didn't

even realize that were missing

in what we were doing because we were so focused

on the academic piece and not the whole student.

- I really like the career planning tools

because it offers the students

real-life examples of what's available to them.

- One year, I invited every single sophomore parent

and student in and we went over California Colleges.

The magic that happened when these parents saw

that these kids had interest, these kids had passion,

the conversation that took place to say,

"Oh, do you know that your uncle does that?"

- I found the lessons especially helpful

because we are advocating that every student has college

and career curriculum, and it's already set.

- One of the pieces that I love

about California Colleges is when you're directing them

through the lessons, they see that there's a place for them.

These kids, they're our future.

They're amazing.

- Financial aid on California Colleges is awesome.

The reason it's awesome is that by the time they get

to their senior year, they either have

researched or they know where to go.

And all the links that you need to the Cal Grants,

and FAFSA and Dream Act are right there on that one link.

- So CCGI is a program that not only supports

students' success academically,

but it's a tool for people that are in the trenches.

That's your teachers, that's your counselors,

that's your administrators, to be able to support

the initiatives that you have in your district

to ensure your students are college and career ready.

- On a students' screen, there are categories

across the top which makes it very easy

to explain to students where to navigate.

There's My Plan, where they can click

and get all of their personal information, their saves,

their favorites, and all that for college and career.

But there's also a career tab, and there's

a college tab and there's a financial aid tab.

- With the click of a button, you're able to see a graphic.

You're able to see the numbers

of students who complete lessons,

of students who do the interest profile,

students who apply for the FASFA,

students who apply for community college.

- The support that we received

from the California College Guidance Initiative was

instrumental in the successful implementation

of the program.

- There's a lot of collaboration there

I like being a part of the data team 'cause I learn

a lot about how different pieces

of our Student Information System might aid in that process.

It's fun because I like figuring out those puzzles,

and it's rewarding because I know that it's

supporting this system that I think is a godsend.

- A through G is important because it's an identifier

for college and career, but it also says,

"I'm ready for an apprenticeship,"

or, "I'm ready to go into the workforce because I was

"able to keep my grades at a certain level."

- We work with a lot of students

near the end of their junior or senior year,

and sometimes it's too late for them

to make up some of these requirements,

even though they have that hope of going to that four-year.

And so we have to have that conversation with them

of the reality that they're not qualified,

but that's not the end of the road.

It's not an easy conversation, but it's one that,

based on the requirements, we have to have.

- Students get into their portal

and they're able to see their A-through-G progress.

They're able to see green

if they've completed, red if they haven't.

- it helped me as an administrator because I was looking

at it from my student's side and I'm like, "Wait a minute.

"He took AP World History and it's

"showing that it's not an A-through-G class."

I'm like, "That's an A-through-G class."

And I was like, "Well, what are we doing wrong?"

And so then I got to go back in on the backside

and say, "Oh, the titles were wrong.

"The titles were just not right."

So it helped me look at it really quickly and easily, too,

to say that, "Oh, I need to fix this

"so it doesn't show up this way for other kids."

- Just thinking about my own job,

working with the student on asking the question,

"Are you A-through-G eligible?"

Being able to pull up their information

and visually walk through that with them,

I think is only gonna help students transition.

- We are experiencing a sea change in education,

particularly in the community college system,

but also in the CSU system.

We went from using tests to identify students

who were highly likely and highly prepared

to be successful in college-level work

to using high school performance data

to more or less do the same thing.

And it turns out that using high school performance data

to predict success, we're able to determine

that students are almost universally better off

being placed directly into transfer-level work.

- The CSUs eliminated the remediation model

and eliminated placement tests, and for many faculty,

that was a positive move because they felt

that some of those test scores weren't necessarily

indicative of success when they got here.

- The ability to get the most current data

is really attractive, so that's

why we would place CCGI kind of at the top

of the data pyramid in terms of desirability.

- The reason why our school district is wholeheartedly

into making sure that the work that we do with CCGI

is a success is because, number one,

it's what's best for students.

Number two, everything that CCGI is all about aligns

to our district-wide student learning objectives, outcomes.

- Any time technology can come in

to create a more seamless transition for the student,

I think that's only gonna benefit them.

And I feel like that's actually possible with this system.

- If everybody were using CCGI, we would see

a better ability to evaluate student's

current course-taking in high school,

and to use that information in a timely manner

to maximize their placement in math and English

and increase their probability of being successful

in those important gateway classes.

- In the past, students have fallen through the cracks.

With this program, if you're actually utilizing

all the tools that you should be on an ongoing basis,

you shouldn't have any student falling through the cracks.

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Verizon reportedly throttled California fire department during great Mendocino Complex wildfire - Duration: 1:57.

Most cell phone users understand that unlimited data plans aren't truly unlimited.

you can technically use up as much data as you want, but past a certain point, you'll

usually encounter speed throttling.

A Santa Clara fire department vehicle, the "OES 5262," recently had its data speeds throttled

by Verizon after it cruised past its 25GB usage soft cap.

According to Santa Clara Fire Chief Anthony Bowden, this vehicle is responsible for facilitating

communications between emergency responders and coordinating "government resources" in

connection with the Mendocino wildfire.

Bowden's staff contacted Verizon to rectify the situation, and while the company did confirm

that the throttling occurred, it reportedly refused to restore them to an "essential"

data speed unless they switched to a new plan.

Buss suggested a $99 plan that would charge the fire department $8 per gigabyte after

20GB had been used.

Ars Technica says the fire department decided to opt for this plan, but it isn't accepting

Verizon's policies without

a fight.

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