The roof of a sixstory building, between the roof and the upper floor. Officer mcmahon assessed the situation and responded to the top of the building. And once there made verbal contact with the woman and spoke with her and get a kind of story or rapport with the woman, and the woman told her life story. Why she was on the roof and why she was going to jump. I want to emphasize that then officer mcmahon was able to establish and maintain a rapport with her and the issues and homeless and wanted to end her life as others looked on at the christa hotel. Throughout the conversation the woman told the officer that she didnt want to live anymore. And wanted to jump. And assessing that situation, then officer mcmahon now Sergeant Mcmahon realized this would not go well, and edged closer to the woman. On this narrow fire escape on a building that was built in 1926. During that course of that conversation, the woman began to edge to the very end of the fire escape and suddenly jumped. Officer
A fire escape near the top of the roof of a sixstory building, between the roof and the upper floor. Officer mcmahon assessed the situation and responded to the top of the building. And once there made verbal contact with the woman and spoke with her and get a kind of story or rapport with the woman, and the woman told her life story. Why she was on the roof and why she was going to jump. I want to emphasize that then officer mcmahon was able to establish and maintain a rapport with her and the issues and homeless and wanted to end her life as others looked on at the christa hotel. Throughout the conversation the woman told the officer that she didnt want to live anymore. And wanted to jump. And assessing that situation, then officer mcmahon now Sergeant Mcmahon realized this would not go well, and edged closer to the woman. On this narrow fire escape on a building that was built in 1926. During that course of that conversation, the woman began to edge to the very end of the fire escap
Grateful mayor to this police force and all the people that serve it. And tonight i celebrate with you the recipients for the medals of valor, to know that i appreciate the extra effort that its taken for you to get this award and recognition. I am proud of you. Proud of you not only being officers and employees of the city. But proud of you being our citys heroes tonight. Congratulations and thank you very much. [applause] thank you, mayor lee. Now i would like to introduce your chief of police, gregory p. Suhr. Good evening, i dont think it could be anymore appropriate tonight that we are here at the legend of honor. Thats what this is about, honoring folks, that we literally hear a lot and put our lives on the line every day. And in the instanceses of the stories you are about to hear, it did happen. The men and women that will be spoken about tonight. I cant even tell you how special and spectacular the duties that you performed and the way that you did this, impressive. It would b
Phase 1 if they choose to do so. Chris we will discuss the new federal guidelines with Vice President mike pence and Congress Negotiates a deal to save them. We will ask House Speaker nancy pelosi how close they are to a compromise. Pence and pelosi only on fox news sunday. Chris we will ask our sunday panel if the president ial election will end up being a referendum on how mr. Trump handles the crisis. Talk Chef Jose Andres on feeding families and First Responders all right now on fox news sunday. Chris and hello again from fox news in washington. The fight over the pace, President Trump who layed out guidelines this week for restarting the Company Siding with some of the protestors and pushing back against governors calls for help for more testing saying the responsibility lies with the state. In a moment we will speak with Vice President mike pence head of the White House Coronavirus task force but first lets bring in Mark Meredith with the latest on the debate over relaxing restri
They need. This is added with timely monitoring systems. It is systems where we bring together the ability to not only diagnose the symptomatic, but p pro proactively work with those at high risk. We see it occurs often in places of closed settings, among native americans and longterm care for the elderly. And the third element, the Rapid Response programs. Relying on the cd drorch woc to state and local government to be sure cases are quickly tracked to be sure we cannot only control the epidemic, but trace them before they break out. And we look to have newer platforms, efficient testing, and being sure that the tests have high quality in predicting exposure to the virus. And working on innovative tests and antigen point tests and expanded nucleic tests. Thank you, mr. President and ambassador birx. I want to spend a couple of minutes going over where we have been, but more importantly where we are going. I think we all can understand how we can group this into three distinct phases.