i have sheriff matt freeman here, assistant sheriff kathy johnson, chief deputy paul miamoto here and ali reiker and lisa pratt who is our jail medical officer. and i want to thank the other presenters, the budget analyst, tara, and also heather for all of the work they have done. so we'll start with our presentation. let see, where are we? so this is just kind of an overview of who comes to jail and one effort things we did was drilled down a little bit more on how many times people come into jail and you'll see that more than 30% of the people booked into the county jail each year are first-time books in san francisco. and consequently, the other thing that you'll see, there are a number of people that are booked into the jails each year. one time is 71%, but it's about 30 people, 30% of the people who are booked more than one time that come into our jails. this slide shows less criminal matters and more people are released on division over the last three fiscal years. dismissed review by the district attorney. none of the things that are important didn't this goes to the mcarthur g

representing the sheriff's office, we have deputy kathy johnson. give a wave. [applause] i will invite back to the podium president zawart to introduce our very special guest tonight. >> i am back and i am really honored again to be back to introduce one of my personal heroes. the mayor of san francisco london breed, who is a committed and compassionate women's rights advocate who we know is not afraid to stand up to defend survivors and under his leadership the city has been working to further prevent. i think that is key here. we can't erase, there is no silver bullet, but this mayor is committed to preventing this every single day. without further ado, mayor breed [applause] >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i want to thank each and every one of you for being here to recognize something that is so critical to what we need to do in terms of the work of the city and county of san francisco, and that is honoring and remembering survivors of domestic violence and making sure that their memories are not forgotten, that we do not forget who they are, in some o

kathy park, thank you very much. >>> in the u.k., a new twist in the brexit drama parliament voting to withhold approval for prime minister boris johnson's plan to divorce the u.k. from the european union, and in the first saturday session in 37 years. by law, johnson was then forced to send the eu a letter asking for the last thing he wants, an extension of the october 31st deadline. >>> and scary moments during a football match much. oklahoma's base coach, overturning and crashing during a touchdown celebration. luckily no injuries were reported oklahoma went on to win against west virginia. >>> still ahead tonight, a powerful moment, caught on surveillance the student who brought a loaded shotgun to school. the coach disarming him. and what happened next that brought so many to tears >>> mistake ancient discovery, we are in egypt as archeologists reveal the secret of the tomb. have heard far too many times. a student going to school with a firearm. but this one has a very different ending surveillance video captures the remarkable moments when a coach confronted the armed student, but it is what he did next that has so many calling hi