now we will hear from antonio guerra from the mayor's office. >> i have a presentation that i'm going on the screen. >> today i'm joining my presentation by my dwell and suzanne from the department of human resources. we're providing an update for the dÉjÀ vu. we thank you the grand jury for coming back one year later and their work on that report. we're only responding to those recommendations mentioned by yourself, chair cohen that required a report back. so we're not going to read out loud every recommendation. >> thank you. >> the first group of recommendations evolve in some way the san francisco on information technology, recommendation four has been implemented. there's one public non voter member, and the appointment of the other member is underway. recommendation five ask for the development of a city it budget. this recommendation was not implemented. the feeling was that since koit approves the budget this wasn't warranted. recommendation six is implemented. they have the review process and all major projects are monitored. so on the next slide we proved together recommenda

. >> san antonio fire department paramedics arrive, guerra has begun to regain consciousness. >> he wasn his knees hanging forward? >> no, just hanging. >> guerra, talk to me! >> one, two, three! [ indiscernible ] >> although his vital signs are stabilizing guerra will still be taken to a nearby hospital for further treatment. quick action by correctional staff and medics most likely saved his life. but in the past the jail had been plagued by the specter of inmate suicides. it reached a peak three years earlier when there were five suicides in a 12-month period. >> it was a rash of suicides here at the facility. and the state took a look and decided that we needed to go to a more stringent type of monitoring system of all inmates. inmates had to be observed at a specific time frame. for example, inmates that were deemed mental by the psychological department, had to have an officer visually check on them every 15 minutes. on them every 15 minutes. we started sending all of our officers to suicide prevention classes. we would send them back through the academy. and we made it mandatory