so i will have to leave before public comment but robin handler will be here to represent the department so we've heard law enforcement assisted diversion come up multiple times today. this is a grant that we have through the board of state and community corrections that is based on a programme in seattle. it started in october of 2017. we are currently in a no-cost extension for the grant and i know we have funds -- grant funds to go through at least december of this year. as part of this programme, we focus on the teno tenderloin emn districts. this is multiple city departments, law enforcement agencies including the san francisco police department, san francisco sheriff's department and bay area rapid transit police department, as well as community-based organizations. the overarching goals of the programme is to reduce recidivism, strength and collaboration between partners and improve health status between participants. i would note through this grant and through the programme, we have a policy committee that meets to discuss the programme, as well as impacts in the community, as we

i do watch people sitting there fallen asleep with their phones and their handlers walk by and robin are on so i'm aware my situations and i know some people our to some people are easier targets than others. >>our police say that they are deploying as many officers as they can to the stations but they are imploring people to be more aware of their surroundings and just do we can avoid becoming the next victim. we now know the name of the man who died after a confrontation with san jose police 24 friend s cavell from stockton was fatally shot by officers on saturday. police say they found him inside of a car that was reported stolen and officers told him to get out he didn't. he didn't comply with any of their commands in fact he rammed his stolen car into patrol vehicles in the drove that car directly at it. officer dragged him underneath the car for a time that officer is being treated now for serious injuries, including multiple fractures. >>9 36 in the north bay of petaluma woman him to have turned himself over to the police and for the stabbing of a 16 year-old boy from sonoma c

i do watch people sitting there sleep with their phones and their handlers walk by and robin are on sons and i know some people our to some people are easier targets than others. >>bart police say that they're deploying as many officers as they can to those stations, but they say people still need to be aware of their surroundings so they can avoid becoming the next victim. in the east bay community gathered to remember a teen who drowned in a san ramon valley high school pool one year ago. ben curry's death was ruled an accident and so dozens of people gathered for a vigil for curry last night was in front of the danville library. they wanted to come together to mark the one you're point since his passing. >>right now it's sort of getting through. i mean it's heart warming and heartbreaking. i'm so grateful to our friend sen. >>the curry family has filed a lawsuit against the san ramon unified school district and the teacher who was on duty during that p e class when curry drowned in that lawsuit. they claim the teacher who was supposed to be supervising the swim class was instead loo

handlers and will live with them and their families. i will take a quick break. a live look outside the bay bridge robins a brief update on the commute will get a more in depth check with her in a minute john with >>it is fire season. so you can see what crews are busy doing clearing up a waist-high grass. they want to protect homes and they're out here. this is the hillside off a mission boulevard freeman, they're doing this all over the bay area. homeowners requests they've gotten a lot of requests actor actually from property owners because you want to reduce your risk of a wildfire, especially this year with the grass crop is 3 to 5 times as dense as it usually that's one of the benefits of a good winner yade fills the reservoirs and get a lot of snow pack but then it means we've got a lot of growth. >>of leads that that dry out become dangerous that summertime, yeah, although to sort of moist out there this morning but dry in general, i think by the afternoon. yeah with those warm days and dry conditions overall that's why you see the grass start to get really golden this time of year. >>even with