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

. >> can joe jennifer davis, rudy corpus john co-sponsor well and certifying have a johnson please make your >> thank you commissioners. den ismu kenzy and teach in san francisco high school. i made a proposal kw & shared it with everyone requesting the lawyers including high school [inaudible] inside the arena. the last meeting on may 19, i shared with the committee and the other leaders in the city and lawyers and one of the things i have been asking-first of all i'm whole heartedly in support of the arena. i introduced the idea of the lawyers collaborating with juvenile hall which has a opportunity of a small gymnasium. i just introduced that to the warriors and the city that that is a opportunity for the small gym to provide what i mentioned about golf course training programs in philadelphia [inaudible] it is the history of using the facilities can be a tremendous influence for kids at risk and all students. i mentioned there is a statement that i realize the lawyers i proposed that to them, have already done tremendous work in the bay area promoting education and basket ball with

johnson: ok, turn me over to questions. mr. o'keefe: yes, ma'am? yes, that's you. jennifer: thanks for your speech and discussion. jennifer with the media group in china. the u.s. and china agree to further explore initiative to carry out group communication and coordination on cyber security issues. what are the initiatives from the u.s. perspectives, and are there any concrete ideas for the next round of operations between the two countries and your expectations on cyber security issues, discussions in the september visit? thank you so much. sec. johnson: i went to beijing myself in april. i met with a number of chinese government officials. i have encouraged us to find common ground where we can in terms of information sharing. in my time in office, we have done that to a limited extent. but it is also a work in progress. i think we have differing views on a lot of fundamental issues and a lot of fundamental understandings about the nature of cyber security. so it continues to be a work in progress, but i think that a dialogue can be good and is good. mr. o'keefe: yes, sir? john: john weiler, i.t. acquisition

jennifer donelan. that story coming up. leon: heatwave prompts alert all across the sfx: music throughout ♪ sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪ sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnsonamily company. leon: i want to check back for the breaking news situation where a train hit a dump truck. this is on the beltway. we understand no one was was seriously injured. but 600 travelers are stuck on the train. another passenger tweeted out another train should get there in 30-45 minutes to take them away. more as we learn it. maureen: tonight, "7 on your side" with a stafford man fighting back after his motorcycle was stolen. fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan explains the bike was so special, the firefighters and the police officers would stop the driver on the street to look at it. >> that bike meant the world to a lot of people. >> this fold a story about a day that changed america forever. 9/11. >> the bike was dedicated to the 343 members of the new york fire department that lost their lives on 911, but it represented every first responders around the united states. >> the 31-year-old stafford man got a call that he couldn't believe. the bike had b

johnson: ok, turn me over to questions. mr. o'keefe: yes, ma'am? yes, that's you. jennifer: thanks for your speech and discussion.jennifer with the media group in china. the u.s. and china agree to further explore initiative to carry out group communication and coordination on cyber security issues. what are the initiatives from the u.s. perspectives, and are there any concrete ideas for the next round of operations between the two countries and your expectations on cyber security issues, discussions in the september visit? thank you so much. secretary johnson: i went to beijing myself in april. i met with a number of chinese government officials. i have encouraged us to find common ground where we can in terms of information sharing. in my time in office, we have done that to a limited extent. but it is also a work in progress. i think we have differing views on a lot of fundamental issues and a lot of fundamental understandings about the nature of cyber security. so it continues to be a work in progress, but i think that a dialogue can be good and is good. mr. o'keefe: yes, sir? sean: sean weiler, i.t. acquisit

jennifer donleon thank you very much. getting lot of great information for us. a few minutes ago we had the public information officer chris johnsonhe give a very brief statement to our sam ford who is down there on the scene. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the entire base is on lockedown. buildings individually are locked down. everyone has been ordered to shelter in place but there has been no confirmed details. >> so that was chris johnson's public information officer from the naval c. systems command. he answered a couple more questions after that from reporters there. he had very limited information other than there was a potential shooting, active shooter situation there the a the navy yard. again involving building 197 which as we unfortunately know and remember with the site of the horrific 2013 murder by aaron alexis where 12 people were shot dead as they arrived to work. one september morning. three other people were injured. the gunman alexis was killed in a shoot-out with police. if you are just joining us this has been unfolding for the last 45 minutes when the first calls began coming in for reports of shoots