this is in collaboration with cyc andself help for the elderly. they needed someone with a relationship in the community they want to make sure we build that trust and relationship. sarah has been doing amazing work. not just with the kids but here in chinatown and other parts of the community to build those relationships. this program will involve street violence intervention programs and community members and cyc. they will be in neighborhood specifically patrolling neighborhoods like chinatown. the tl, tinderloin. leyland avenue. they will be the guardians of the community where we know we have a large population of seniors that come out to walk everyday. they come out to do their exercise in the park. they pick up groceries and shop and medication. we will take care of our communities. we will take care of our seniors, all of us. the other part of the program because we know covid-19 has not and the only thing that put seniors in a situation toself isolate. --self isolate. we want them to feel comfortable doing what they have always done anyse

particularly by the participation of our community partners, the cyc youth leaders that you will hearom today as well as the attendant leader reggie who is here as well. daniela cortes, the brightline program coordinator will of course introduce each community stakeholder and really try to uplift their voices and ultimately despite the stress that i have been over the last year in trying to get this program up and running it's been really an honor to work alongside all of the folks who are involved in this program and maybe i will just pause for a moment too and also recognize my fellow colleague commissioner sarah ching ting wan who is also very heavily involved in this program too. >> can we move onto the next presentation? katy do you have it to pull? >> thank you katy. good evening commissioners i'm daniela the program coordinator for brightline. i will be copresenting today on this budget. and also our stanford partners who have been helping us with our data analysis. really happy to be here to share with we have done in the last year. just quickly, i want to mention how air qual

. >> center with cyc says there patrols will receive training and work directly with police. >> they will have initial training especially on how to handle bystander intervention, went to make the call someone does the escalation of conflicts. >> bill scott says he supports the program but urges anyone who sees a possible crime to call police. >> we need a those incidents reported. whether you believe it is a crime or not, if you experience eight in that fashion, please report. >>> as people began returning to downtown san jose, the police department wants them to feel safe. several officers were assigned to foot patrol today. they are particularly focused on fountain alley. it is a well-known spot for drug use and homelessness. police say it has been a challenge. >> i used to do undercover work years ago because incidences that were occurring. i think we are taking it head on. i think it is a lot better than how it used to be. we will continue having a visible president presents in this alleyway. >> his officers are working with local businesses to make downtown a safe and vibrant p

look at foreign policy i would largely agree with you on americans being exhausted for forever war cyc in afghanistan and ongoing commitments without understanding what the strategic reasons are but what what was it about affinity that many of us sort of thought we were seeing for kim jong loon and lattimer putin but kind of you know kicking justin trudeau around a lot but you know that's a really good question because i think some of this gets confused in the media you know to have this very specific conversation with the president when i 1st worked with him in 2016 and obviously had needed 2020 his approach to russia and putin specifically is that they might not necessarily be our friend but they don't have to be our enemy and there's an important distinction with that we're not saying that we're going to be allies we're going to be cozy and buddy buddy to russia but if this is a country just being very blunt a country that has nuclear weapons a country who we've had almost armed conflict with in the past we don't need to go in stoke that fire and make it worse if we can improve the

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