there is also the question of i think it is cj 6 and whether we do the work on cj 6 necessary to make it fully usable by different kinds of inmates. in terms of the jail population, we get a daily e-mail from the sheriffs department with what the current population is and in the e-mail we got this morning said today we have 1258 inmates in the county jail system and think that typically in my experience it vaerz from 1200 to 1300, maybe a little more than 1300 at times. we know there is a drop and i know also there are some indications for example in the report that the population without additional policy changes, unlikely to drop significantly further. so, my question is, if cj 3 and 4 are torn down and not replaced and if we don't use cj 6 and don't do the work on cj 6 necessary to make it a fully functioning jail facility, how many usable beds do we have in the jail system? from a controllers report i think that number is 1238. i'm looking at page 5 of the controllers report. >> yes supervisor. i think the question you are askic has merit and think i have a answer that can help il

cj 3 is is closed and cj 4 housing [inaudible] cj 5 is in san bruno and built 10 years ago and is a very modern humane facility. it is also according to the sheriffs department close to being full. cj 6 built in san bruno all most 66 years goy is like a high school gym built to house lorisk offenders the kind san francisco doesn't incarcerate anymore because of our amazing programs. cj 6 is also closed and not particularly saich or suited for our needs. one has no bed, 6 is closed and 5 is close to full. now let's talk about 3 and 4 at 8 #2350i6b 0 bryant. sadly my brother spent years. i have been there and know it well. they are old and seismicly unsafe and there is something else you notice. the inmates are clustered in large cells running down narrow hall ways. many are sleeping in bunks because there is nothing else for them to doompt the inmateerize not learning new skills or receiving quality programs, they are not being expose today the kinds of opportunities that will help them stay out of jail. inmates however at the newer jails cj 5 have a quality high school built in the facil

what is the cost of rehabilitation cj 6 to make it usable as a jail? what is the capital cost? >> no costing was done on various scenarios and refer to department of public works to speak specifically of that issue. >> i have another issue for you as well so don't go far. >> the cost of cj 6 to yield 256 beds was about 80.9 million dollars >> okay, so about 80 million dollars. >> because we need 384 beds, we have to construct a new facility for 128 beds and that cost was upward of about 140 million. the cost of betting 384 beds in san bruno with the retrofit of cj 6 exceeding the cost of building a new jail in san francisco with 384 beds and that is scenario 2 here. >> thank you. back to the the sheriffs department. i heard a number that in terms of one suit you have x number of beds in the jail system that once you 80 or 85 percent you are at full capacity? >> that is correct. that is the classification factor across corrections industry. that is speaking to is that in any countsy jail system you have to have a inmate classification system because as you can imagine not all in

we have cj-one has no beds.there is no additional space in cj-five and aptly look at what it would cost in detail three model cj-two in order to accommodate the number of beds that we will need. i don't like the idea, buddy interests of due diligence, is there any viable cost effective way to model cj-six. what are the details, why or why not? if we build a new structure, why isn't it being planned as a combined jail, mental health, and diversion facility instead of just a jail? more importantly, why are we not looking at a conference a plan for a-50 high-end in general which also includes the das office, adult probation, the courts, the sheriffs department and the public defender's office? we need to think about inefficient way to include all of these departments and do what's necessary in order to address some of the most pressing issues with our jail population, especially the issue of mental health. our plan should reflect our values and include safer conditions for staff and inmates, more programs to reduce

cj 3 is is closed and cj 4 housing [inaudible] cj 5 is in san bruno and built 10 years ago and is a very modern humane facility. it is also according to the sheriffs department close to being full. cj 6 built in san bruno all most 66 years goy is like a high school gym built to house lorisk offenders the kind san francisco doesn't incarcerate anymore because of our amazing programs. cj 6 is also closed and not particularly saich or suited for our needs. one has no bed, 6 is closed and 5 is close to full. now let's talk about 3 and 4 at 8 #2350i6b 0 bryant. sadly my brother spent years. i have been there and know it well. they are old and seismicly unsafe and there is something else you notice. the inmates are clustered in large cells running down narrow hall ways. many are sleeping in bunks because there is nothing else for them to doompt the inmateerize not learning new skills or receiving quality programs, they are not being expose today the kinds of opportunities that will help them stay out of jail. inmates however at the newer jails cj 5 have a quality high school built in the facil

. >> cj is the man in the surveillance video. at the time, he is a special agent with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, or atf. >> you don't ever want to blow one of these things by asking a question that takes them back and they say why are you asking me that question, that question sounds like a police officer. >> on this particular day, the woman seated beside him in a kmart parking lot in charlotte, north carolina is telling him more than he expects to hear. >> you really thought this thing through. >> seriously thought this thing through. >> you know we're talking about murder. >> i know we are. >> i know i am a cold hearted bitch, but life's tough. >> in late 1992, phyllis and her husband have been married two years, live just outside the city in the town of matthews, where phyllis works in the preschool at the first baptist church. >> if you listen to her story, preschool teacher, married, kids, she's everyone's next door neighbor. >> phyllis' 40-year-old husband jimmy comes into the marriage with a job as a cab

. >> cj is now a ohio and struck or twice a week he offers free yoga classes for veterans.n maple shade and another in cherry hill. >> so how did yoga and mindfulness help you out. >> yoga gives you the tools that empowers you to be present with what is. >> veterans can bring your family members to these classes too. >> jim a form mare reen corporal signed up. it helps him cope with difficult feelings, including losing a fellow vet and a friend just to suicide. >> you know i used to push away the sad, the bad thoughts but i'm getting to a place where it is okay. >> reporter: cj hopes to get 20 vets and family members per class. classes are free but cj welcomes donations for active heroes as the non-profit tries to end suicide in the military. >> right footsteps up. >> reporter: these veterans are back on a mission together, saving each other. >> it is a one like no other. >> no other. >> i get to be with my brothers and sisters again. >> reporter: cj plans to hold these classes indefinitely and no need to sign up in advance. find out hours and locations at cbs philly.com. i

you need those emotions. >> reporter: cj hopes on get 20 vets and family members per class.lasses are free. but cj welcomes donations for active heroes a none in profit trying to end suicides in the military. >> right footsteps up. >> reporter: these veterans are back on a mission together saving, each other. >> it is a bond like no other. >> no othery get to be with my brothers and sisters again. >> cj plans to hold them indefinite thely and no need to sign up in advance. the find out hours and locations at cbs philly.com. a brother and sister hood in combat, in class and in life. >> forever. >> yes. >>> great. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 flooding rains, downpours and winds rocking these boats and causes problems all over the area today and we're live. >>> it is believed a lightening strike hit this house and caused a devastating fire i'm todd quinones, and i'll have that story coming up. >>> and, we are not out of the wood just yet we are trying to clear out we have beautiful weather for end of the week but still a few showers popping up on storm sca

specifically, i ask that you inquire any utilization of cj-four. we've all determine it's unsafe. if it's unsafe for people being held under the superior courts it just as unsafe for anybody being held here through a contract with another jurisdiction. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for all your work as well on this issue. >> good afternoon. my name is -- this is layla and will be speaking together. good afternoon like i said my name is [inaudible] up your mentor with project one family staff member and a child formally frustrated parent. although i love my city, and barely thoroughly disgusted my city is even considering a new jail. i like to tell people like me and my fellow children of incarcerated parents that we are seven times more likely to be incarcerated because her parents are were were. to me, this jail build is a cold and calculated way to plan which bed, sell, or me or my fellow children of incarcerated parents will be sitting in. how this money go for reentry services they won't be in another jail? area, the education of children of incarcerated parents for years

cj turned his mom away from the scene and took her back to the car.the bullet-riddled body of mike mclelland. >> when your husband and son come back out of the house. >> there's no blood left in their face. they're white. >> reporter: kaufman district attorney mike mclelland and his wife cynthia had been shot to death. >> you never expect to have to see somebody like that that you knew, that you loved. that-- that was so close. and i think that was the most -- and it still is obviously. it's so difficult. >> reporter: because she hadn't been able to reach her parents, christina decided to drive to the house as well. her mom's friend, leah, met her with the news she was dreading. >> i just had the feeling that they were dead. and i said, "both of them?" and she said, "yes." and then it occurred to me that, "oh, my god. this is going to hit the news." and my grandmother watches the news every day. and somebody needs to stop her before she turns on the tv. >> mike is high profile. >> he is. he was. i didn't want somebody else to tell her that this had ha

we have cj-one has no beds.there is no additional space in cj-five and aptly look at what it would cost in detail three model cj-two in order to accommodate the number of beds that we will need. i don't like the idea, buddy interests of due diligence, is there any viable cost effective way to model cj-six. what are the details, why or why not? if we build a new structure, why isn't it being planned as a combined jail, mental health, and diversion facility instead of just a jail? more importantly, why are we not looking at a conference a plan for a-50 high-end in general which also includes the das office, adult probation, the courts, the sheriffs department and the public defender's office? we need to think about inefficient way to include all of these departments and do what's necessary in order to address some of the most pressing issues with our jail population, especially the issue of mental health. our plan should reflect our values and include safer conditions for staff and inmates, more programs to reduce

when we talk about alternatives it is far beyond cj 1-6 and far beyond rebuilding a jail. we are rethinking a system. this is our opportunity to rethink the system that we have. i think it is easier for policy makers to say this is what we have done for deckeds and lets continue it and imagine a system that will work better. those are the things i'll say. i may support build agnew jail down the road and think we haven't seen all the data and numbers to support that. i want to do a deep dive in terms och percentage of folks. we heard from dph, 80 percent have severe substance abuse issues so what can we do to address the issues coming

cj's father ace future of his son's career is not his focus right now. >> for me that really doesn'tatter, my on is a alive so god took care of him as far as that but we will cross that bridge later on down the road. >> reporter: it is unclear if or how the injury will impact wilson's professional football career. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> washington redskins say they will appeal will a decision by a federal judge who has ordered cancellation of the team's trademark registration. the judge ruled that the team may be disparaging to native americans. removal of the copy right protection would not go into effect until the appeals process is complete but this is the biggest blow against the team in the fight over its mascot and name sake. >>> well phillies play another late night game on the left coast tonight, they will wrap up dodgers series in los angeles, game time 10:10 p.m. eastern time. last night clayton kershaw struck out 13 phillies, big blow offensively was by former phillies fan favorite, jimmy rollins. it was j roll's eighth home run of the ease on. phillies

as our cj. and husband who have emphatically decided to support their child's decision. >> to me,i'm not losing anything. cole is still going to be the two essence. his soul is still there. >> is there is one more thing she has to co. >> i always wanted kids and i like kids. her own biological kids. she is among the first transgender teams in the country to have her eggs tomorrow we're growing to show you the impact that this facility treatment could have on the transz gender community as a whole. >> a bay area's father please imkbrags reformd passed a bill to crook counsel on cities. the bill would block federal funding. the white house says president obama will veto the bill. the company is called twice. it's a secondhand clothing. trash is a big and con stant problem. >> let's turn things over to rob. we are thursday almost friday. and u rob, a little cool double before it gets hot geb. by tomorrow morning, we'll likely see those low clouds kind of fill in across the bay. just a few patchings

. >> cj and her husband pat adopted nicole when she was just 5 1/2 weeks old. >>> replaced by baggie cloets. >> i can't change the way i feel. it's not something i learned or was supposed to do. that's just me. that's how i feel. >> so what emotions were you having? >> ne cole, the first transgender person i've taken care of. but i have talked with teenagers before who have felt threatened. >> fertility expert says the 18-year-old is among the first transgender teens in the country to freeze her eggs before giving the yishl gender process. >> instead of taking male hormones nicole has been flooding her body with female hormones to increase her fertility. the procedure proved to be successful. >> with the technology we have today, there's no such thing as freezer burn, heening the eggs can stay in a frozen state. >> a future that now seems attainable thanks to tenacity and technology. >> i want to be an advocate. for kids, i mean i want to have kids. and i want to get married one day. >>> now, since that procedure, he's cole plans to wait until he's done with college to complete this

. >> it is gorgeous here cecily in stone harbor i got my buddy scotty and we have cj and mom heather they are in stone harbor for two weeks and it's an awesome place to be and we have fantastic weather, tomorrow beautiful by the afternoon gorgeous high temperature of 83 and saturday maxing out at 83 degrees and sun high pressure moves off the coast and more clouds mixing in and a high of 81 degrees and the ocean temperature at 74. it's going to be a good weekend right heather? >> yes. >> we'll send it back in to you cecily. >> have you to come back by the way. you want to stay there it's so beautiful. >> no! >> the exclusive accuweather forecast tomorrow, 87 degrees and low humidity and warmer on saturday but the humidity is still in check 88 degrees, sun it gets hot and more humid with a spotty thunderstorm, and 90 and muggy on monday with isolated thunderstorms possible and 88 degrees and then it looks like we could be head nothing heat wave number three on tuesday 90 and wednesday 92 and thursday a scorecher with a high of 94 degrees, enjoy the next couple of days. >>> abc world n

these guys are doing these stupid things like putting fire crackers, jpp and cj wilson. found out about jpp adam of espn got a hold of his medical records, people are saying they cross line ethically. >> it depends how they get to them. if someone from inside of report gave it to them -- that is a heppa violation. >> it is wrong, wrong to put medical information out there, you know, you -- you are entering a re realm of someone's life. charles: but if he got to legally certain laws to privacy they think don't apply to them that is a problem. and this era, our medical records should be private. >> china puts calm to market, prohibit biggest shareholders from selling they tilt old of rule investing, buyers and sellers. we'll talk about it when we wambach. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insuran

bucs quarterback cj wilson reportedly also lost two fingers in a fireworks mishap.he final season of a two year deal. >>> english premiere league has announced ten year partnership with the nfl agreeing to host minimum of two regular season games per year starting when the season opens in 2018 in london. nfl will continue to play game at the stadium which will host three this upcoming season. >>> more sad news. top ranked rory mcelroy will not defend his title at next week's open championships. he announced on insta gram he wants to be completely healthy before competing. he injured his ankle playing soccer with friends over the weekend. incredible to see athletes with injuries in their free time. >>> we start with chicago. white sox and blue jays tied up. chicago crushes a walk off solo homer if for 7-6 white sox evict i -- sox victory. >> it gets by the left fielder. >> he will score. >> motors around for a two run inside the park home run. royals win it 9-7. incredible performances there. yeah, let's get an update on weather. how's it looking out there? >> starti

>> send me a first available for >> reporter: bland is arrested Ãassaulting a public servant andto cjthis incident has reignited a national controversy. >> a minor traffic infraction should not turn into death! >> reporter: tensions high after a slew of recent cases involving accusations of police using excessive force on african-americans. >> there have been enough situations that we've seen in media now that would give us pause when interacting with police officers because there is potential things that go horribly wrong, and yes, we could be killed. >> reporter: at issue was sandra bland out of line? or did the officer go too far? >> sandra bland was very combat combative combative.-pitst a model traffic stop. and it was not a model person that was stopped on a traffic stop. cme combativ and uncoopativ force was ground which b continued t o adding, bland began swinging her elbows at me then kicked my right leg in the shin. the bland family's lawyer disputing the officer's account. >> this happened because an officer was overzealous. this happened because an officer decided that he

lorena: a lead organizer for catholic arch diocese and lizey for cj for criminal and juvenile justice. the lawyers committee for civil rights coordinator and reverend smith and deacon wade from the episcopal church. this is to follow-up on to advance the racism and curriculum in police departments and other agencies and methods for officers to uphold civil rights and justice and free of conscious and unconscious bias. i also want to say the context that we are in as we'll hear in the next hearing is the growth of prisons and industrial complex as some call it with critical resistance to all of us or none that are in the chambers as well. advocacy to create a society that really having law enforcement that is serving communities and to reduce the reliance on the prison industrial complex. if not to eliminate it. as we've seen from ferguson to san francisco and oakland to the alex nieto to the grant cases. the problems with racism and bias and policing is a national and social justice issue and san francisco is not exempt. on an individual level it's important that we'll hear today that

reports this from the hayward burns institute on san francisco racism and ethnic disparities and from cj colonel and social justing organization, this is not a appropriate way to look at keeping our communities safe though i know supervisor wiener mentioned that is his approach. i wanted to speak in strong respect to the many people who came out from the mission district again and again from bayview and fill more and others and all the communities. 283 police are not going to make the community safer it is community based programs and youth programs many people from the chambers work in. how we address the killings of [inaudible] lopez, alex [inaudible] and others is a critical part of what we do as a board. supervisor avalos's amendments are a multipronged approach to look how we make the community safer with community resources not just police officers. the need for more howding and human safety net are critical. there is a correlation when politic bring up more police and funding for law enforcement versus funding the community. the push out of latino district and african americans fr

cj saab bong in front beats steve burn baum the defenders, union up 1-0. just terrific finish. now, a few minutes later, phil attacking again sebastian la tude showing off his footwork, send it is in, somehow find it is past andrew dykstra, two credited with a goal up 2-0, four minutes into the match some credit. late in the half, united does respond. chris will send in the cross, hey, this new guy, he knows how to put it in the net, he does. and makes it a one-goal game 2-1 they flaetd second half. >> on that, congratulations for getting that win. that is the news for now. nightly news is coming up next, then we will see you again for news4 at 11:00. until then, good night, everybody. oh my gosh, it's the guy from last night. what?! can i jump on your wi-fi? yeah, you can try it. hey! i had a really good time last night. yeah, me too. the only thing is that... the only thing is what? what's the only thing? oh my gosh he's married. he's a kleptomaniac. he's a pyromaniac. he's a total maniac. hey! hey! go back to your wife you sociopath! leave slow internet behind. the 100% fibe

i just wanted to clarify something with the comments in your presentation that cj-six only closed because it was needed to does because it was not needed and it saves money. from my understanding, that's not true. i vaguely remember something about a lawsuit, or something requiring that we rebuild it because of safety reasons, but i don't know all of the facts and i'm hoping that someone either from the department of public works were summoned from the sheriff's deponent can clarify the facts on that but i don't think that statement is entirely accurate. >> sure i'm sure that the more information the controller support references that the closing for budgetary reasons get a dozen mention a lawsuit. >> oakley summoned during their presentation can clarify that. >> so, we will have the sheriff's deponent present and so, if we can just respond to that question. and clarify the answer that question as well. so, next we do have will young, director pretrial diversion project. >> after him cheryl robinson from dbh and folks want to move to a place where it's easier to come up to the committee.

we look at the future of 2020 but this exhibit would look at us and i would personal gel replacement cj-three and four are closed and we simply build nothing, we would actually have of able to us a total of 1232 jail beds. what would that mean? just going by details jacob told me we were over 100% capacity. we were suffering from significant overcrowding, safety and security of the inmate and staff would be significantly compromised in custody programming would be severely impacted, operational costs would soar in litigation is a very likely scenario should that scenario actually take place. if we project forward to 2020, and we have replaced the age and seismically deficient hall of justice jails the revocation detention facility at 384 beds, we would have of those was a total of 1616, 1616 beds. this consistent with the controllers population forecast. this preserves inmate staff safety and the reserves in custody offender programming and treatment. i think that's very important to point out. all of justice jails have no classrooms. no vocational training space. terrible inmate child visita

are these programs need to be investing all of our money into these programs while i agree, again, cj-four ncj-three are deplorable, i don't think again expensive new jail is going to be the answer. thank you again for taking this so seriously. i know it's actually rare for this conversation to even be happening at this level being taken seriously by public officials. so, i appreciate the consideration you are getting. thank you. >> thank you, ms. long. >> hi. my name is [inaudible] i work with cgi justice project a member of the coalition. i am here to advocate for no vote option on the jill and as an alternative. the united states the course duration for a black woman is one into trans woman the committee-based resources and not a new jail. trans woman the bail reform. trends are often looked up for survival crimes which is the city's issue and shouldn't fall on the shoulders of these women to bear. [inaudible] artie live as a sop in place and ensures they remain inside inverse invading. trans women could be diverted to programs like robin tells which is the only longer-term housing that