presentation by jennifer johnson deputy public defender, behavioral health court. public comment is welcome. break. the council will take a 10-minute break. agenda item no. 8. information item. the office of citizens complaints and it's collaborative role in police community relations. the presentation will provide an overview of the office of citizen complaints, it's complaint process and it's role in making recommendations to enhance police community relations. this presentation will also highlight some history of the process that led to the adoption of the crisis intervention team model for san francisco p.d. response to mental health crisis calls. presentation by samarra marion policy attorney office of citizens complaints, city and county of san francisco. >> agenda item no. 9. information item. mental health disabilities and policy interactions. effective response methods when working with people with mental health disability in crisis and training the sfpd cit in those techniques. public comment is welcome. >> agenda item no. 10. information item. community

presentation by jennifer johnson, deputy public defender, behavioral health court. thank you, ms. johnson for being with us today. >> thank you and thank you for having me. before i talk about crisis intervention training i want to acknowledge that this body is something that i am very pleased to come before. about, i don't want to say how long but close to a decade you supported funding for the very first study of our behavioral health court. it was one of the first studies of any mental health court in any country. it's widely cited and replicated. i want to thank you for putting us on the map. i want to let you know how much we appreciate your advocate for mental health court. i want to talk to you about collaboration. i think it's no longer unprecedented to see the police department and public defenders office to speak in unison. it is very, that type of collaboration has not been easy. the criminal justice system is an adverse real system and it should be adversarial and will remain adversarial. when it comes to mental health disabilities or other disabilities that are ending

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jennifer glover is our next wins she is the director of transportation for the government accountability office. her job is assessing the vulnerabilities throughout the tsa process. >> thank you. good morning, chairman johnson, ranking member carper, other members and staff, last week renewed concerns about tsa's screening systems rose and if they can identify specific items. tsa has a layered approach that is sound in principle and we support the risk base screening but to fully deliver the security protections under traditional and expedited screening tsa must do two things. first take more rigorous steps to make sure each layer of security works as intended and second put things in place to monitor their effectiveness. weaknesses have been reported in the oversight of the screening system raising question about whether the tsa is falling short in the ability to insure affation security. tsa has take steps to improve the oversight but additional action are needed. we will focus on the security flight program that matches passenger information against federal government watch list to identify those who should not fly or receive enhanced screening. second the ait systems, the full body screeners used to scr

jennifer grover. the director of transportation security and coast guard issues for the government accountability office. her work at the gao includes assessing the vulnerabilities throughout the screening process. >> thank you. good morning chairman johnson whether they are sufficient to identify prohibited items. tsa has developed a layered security approach that is sound in principle. gao supports tsa's move toward risk-based screening. to fully deliver the promised security protections under both traditional and expedited screening, tsa must do two things. take more rigorous steps to ensure each layer of security works as intended and put stums in place to monitor their effectiveness. gao has reported weaknesses in tsa's oversight of its screening systems, raising questions about whether they are falling short in their ability to maintain aviation security. tsa has taiken steps to improve oversight of these systems but additional actions are needed. today we'll focus on four areas. first, the secure flight program which matches passenger information against federal government watch lists to identify those who should not fly or should receive enhanced screening. second, the ait systems which are the full body scanners used to screen pa

jennifer: i will like to see you hold tsa's top leaders accountable by asking for data on the effectiveness of their operations. sen. carper: what you can't measure, you can't manage. thank you. sen. johnson: i do have to give a shout out to my tsa tso's. i travel pretty light. but i do attend a boy scout event and i was rushing to the airport and they gave me this package in which i put my briefcase and it was my boy scout knife and they caught it. so again, there are a vast majority of tsa and tso employees trying to do a very difficult task of staying alert and protecting the public. those were my own experiences. i got caught. senator ernst. sen. ernst: thank you mr. chair and ranking member carper for calling this timely hearing can i want to thank all the witnesses here with us today and we appreciate your testimony very much. senator carper, i think touched on the questions i think we had. there has been an issue with a lack of consistent state. i think it is something that tsa has been suffering for across the various aspects of the organization and its mission for a while now. but referenced in all of your testimony across the board is varying degrees of lack of certainty and con