mr. mirkarimi up. brian can you do five minutes? we have to be done by 12 and we have several more people and i want to get more public comment at the end if we can. >> i am brian basinger and we have been providing wrap around service for the hiv community, a significant percentage are lgbt identified. we provide housing counseling. we provide application assistance for affordable housing. we provide tenant rights counseling and landlord mediation, eviction prevention, back rent funds, move in and deposit funds, short term rent subsidies linked to job training, links to care and assistance with unemployment and appeals et cetera. we also have a [inaudible] at uc hastings. our eviction prevention funds in total cost us about 100 per month for the people that we serve. 90% of we remain in contact with over the next 12 months. we lose fewer than 10% to follow up and we are able to reach the 90% permanently housed during this period so i think for the investment that we have out comes that we're proud of and i think it shows to the eff

mrs. mccracken and sheriff mirkarimi and myself. and this is an effort that started last year, the goal is a two-year process to look for sentencing reform and looking at best practices to determine what is appropriate. and certainly pretrial detention is part of the mix. i go back to what i said earlier, i believe that pretrial custody should be based on appropriate -- and i want to underline appropriate, risk assessment tools. that will be race neutral. that will be gender neutral. that will be socially neutral. but assess risk, risk of violence, risk of not showing up for court. i believe that, that is an achievable goal. and i believe that the sentencing commission is a really good place. we have excellent resources at our disposal. we have a two-year plan. and we have basically every component of the general system and the community in this process. i hope we will come up with a pretrial releasing process. >> i want to thank all panelists for participating. and thank you all for attending. [applause] i think our public defender

mrs. mccracken and sheriff mirkarimi and myself.and this is an effort that started last year, the goal is a two-year process to look for sentencing reform and looking at best practices to determine what is appropriate. and certainly pretrial detention is part of the mix. i go back to what i said earlier, i believe that pretrial custody should be

mr. rose's amendments as suggested the amendment by sheriff mirkarimi. second that without opposition? [gavel] >> and then to move the item forward as amended to the full byrd. -- board. with recommendation, we can do that without opposition, so moved. [gavel] >> thank you very much. mr. clerk, i'd like to please call one item out of order. if we could call item number *6, please. , first. ~ >> item number 6, hearing to receive an update concerning a liability totaling $4,360,000,000 which represents the future cost of providing health benefits earned by city employees as of july 2008; the continued increase in the city's liability in future years absent significant changes in planning for and funding long-term health care cost; the controller's office update on the liability based on 2010 data; and the budget and legislative analyst's office report on what other municipalities are doing to address the health care liability issue. >> thank you, mr. clerk.