. >> i will hand out my part of the presentation over to deanna, who will then walk you through more specifically our key violence prevention strategies within the city that you have heard referenced by the police chief, the sheriff's office, and the other state departments. >supervisor avalos: that is great. as diana comes up, we also want to make sure that we are talking about what increase response we are seeing lately within certain communities in san francisco. that will be important to talk about as well. >> we will hear from the responders themselves. >> good afternoon, supervisor olague and supervisor avalos. we have prepared a detailed presentation around the san francisco response that work, so you understand how one of our major programs that are funded through dcyf work collaborative lead through the san francisco police department, the desert attorney's office, and the juvenile and unified school district. to explain about what the network is, it is part of a larger initiative that san francisco has hosted for the last couple of years through dcyf. it is part of the stre

we hear now from rehoboth beach, delaware and deanna. go ahead. >> caller: hi. my question is how powerful the bombardment was. is there still any present-day damage left to be seen from that? >> excellent question. the bombardment was the shock and awe of the early 19th century. no damage, though. because when the british left, the americans were afraid that they would come back, so they quickly repaired the damage and strengthened the fort for a second attack which never came, but they didn't know that, but the bombardment -- i mean, i'll give you some numbers. the british fired over 1,200 shells and 700 rockets. those shells made 200 pounds, literally tons of iron were hurled at the fort during that 24-hour period. >> how many americans died in the battle? >> interestingly enough only five were killed and 25 wounded. the british were so far away that the shells were landing in the river, over the fort, in front of the fort, and then the fort did give the defenders a lot of protection so even though we had over 1,000 defenders, only five of them were killed. >

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