katie miller from the district attorney's office. i can answer that question. so what's actually really exciting about this grant is that there really aren't other models out there quite like what we're trying to do. there are two other places in the country that are doing some kind of young adult court for parts of this age group. one is in nebraska and it's for all young adults who are on probation. we're looking at it as a mix for our courts. probation cases and young adults who haven't yet entered a plea in their case. the other model that we're aware of is in new york city and it's for much lower level expenses like jumping the train or the subway. their justice system starts at 16 in new york city. so they're focused on 16 to 18. our focus here will be on 16 to 25. i will note around the world, there's an increasing movement for trying out different court models for this unique age group. we're following international trends but hopefully we can be a real leader nationally >> i think it's a great effort. so when do we think this court will be off the grou

katie miller is division manager, see inging the properties. >> water flows in the basements, and floods houses and it can really not only be dangerous. causes a lot of property damage. east bay mud, has average 200 breaks a year. where the average age on the pipes -- cal berkley. studying this problem of water delivery systems. if we you know go in to it without a lot of planning we could find ourselves in a big problem. >> shows a clear benefit with spending the money on infrastructure repair now, rather than later. >> the systems to operate day-to-day are more expensive if you end up paying this money earlier. communities like san francisco, and parts of morin, and parts of any area in the bay area, are going to have he very very old water pipes that are going to fail. >> congressman, jared huffman, serves on the u.s. house transportation and infrastructure committee. he is proposing that congress spend more money to fix the problems now. >> we will have to try to get ahead of this. if we don't, regularly update and modernize that infrastructure, you are going to see massive failures.

. >> we have about 200 miles of pipe that's over 1 hu00 years o >> katie miller oversees water distributionat san francisco's public utilities commission. >> streets with expensive property. it flows into basements, floods houses and cannot only be dangerous, but causes a lot of property damage. >> reporter: aging pipes are a problem in the south bay, too. since 2010, san jose water company, a much smaller operation than east bay mud and san francisco water has averaged 200 breaks a year. average age on the pipes in san jose that break? more than 50 years old. >> it is something that we need to be paying attention to. >> jennifer stokes are doctors at cal berkeley. studying this very problem. >> if we go into it without a lot of planning we could find ourselves in a really tough situation in ten or 20, 30 years. >> stokes and hendrickson's research shows a clear economic benefit to spending that money on infrastructure repair now rather than later. >> system that is operate day-to-day are more expensive than if you end up paying this money earlier. >> communities like san francisco, parts o

. >> reporter: katie miller is division manager overseeing water distribution at san francisco's publiclities commission. >> san francisco has tight streets with a lot of expensive property and water flows into basements. floods houses and can really not only be dangerous but causes a lot of property damage. >> reporter: aging pipes are a problem in the south bay too. since 2010 san jose water company, a much smaller operation than east bay mud and san francisco water, has averaged 200 breaks a year. the average age on the pipes in san jose that break, more than 50 years old. >> it is something that we need to be paying attention to. >> reporter: jennifer stokes and thomas henderson are postdoctoral fellows at cal berkeley studying this problem. >> if we go into it without a lot of planning we could find ourselves in a really tough situation in 10 or to, 30 years. >> stokes and hendrickson's research shows a clear economic benefit to spending that money on infrastructure repair now rather than later. >> the systems to operate day to day are more expensive than if you end up paying the m

. >> katie miller is division manager overseeing water distribution at san francisco's public utilitiesmission. >> san francisco has tight streets with a lot of expensive property and water flows in the bamts payments that floods houses and can be not only dangerous but causes a lot of property damage. >> reporter: aging pipes are a problem in the south bay, too. since 2010 san jose water company, a much smaller operation than east bay mud and san francisco water, has averaged 200 breaks a year. the average age on the pipes in san jose that break? more than 50 years old. >> it's something we need to be paying attention to. >> reporter: jennifer stokes and paul henderson are at cal berkeley studying this very problem of water systems. >> if we go into it without a lot of planning we could find ourselves in a really tough situation in 10 or 20 30 years. >> stokes and hendrickson's research shows a clear economic benefit to spending that money on infrastructure repair now rather than later. >> these systems to operate day to day are more expensive than if you end up paying this money earli

miller along for his danger dance. see what pushes him. >> they strike >>> good morning everyone i'm ukee washington. lets get you over to the weather center and check with katie that forecast and temperatures start to go rise a bit. >> they are, ukee, very nice weather coming our way today. the only thing that will make it less than ideal is the eventual wind that picks up for us out of the south. that southerly wind will help us rebound today. we will take it, right. storm scan three is completely clear, you've got a beautiful sunrise and win becomes more noticeable at time here. our daytime high sky rocket go to 66 degrees. fifty-one overnight and that is very mild too. i can see you picking up a late night shower but it is tomorrow you want to have your rain gear ready. still mild. we will cool it back down and clear it the out for holiday weekend, victoria. >>> we are giving you another update on the earlier vehicle fire on the north bound side of i-95 at 420. they are finally allowing one lane to get on by on the 420 ramp to northbound i-95. this is that earlier incident. we have emergency teams on the scene to tend to this and they could be potentially