it's 27 additional positions for moving from 3 teams to 5 teams. and you will see the blue area where we are enhancing the skill requirement and the skill level needed in the care team. at the bottom you can see where we are bringing in a program coordinator, a temporary housing coordinator. we are going to have almost 600 stabilization units, a tremendous amount of units to take care of. two rpe's a person that helps individuals manage their funds. if they get ssi check or income, we'll help them to be able to bank and that and be able to move onto permanent housing and we are bringing in a public health nurse. we have 640 clients. we have a lot of sick people we are trying to keep stable in the room, not got to the ed and not go into other urgent care services and we need more health capacity. we'll also be expanding the number of people we have on the street doing targeted outreach. these folks are going to have to find people to follow up with. we use the emergency use which is about $20 million a year on those folks. they get lots to follow up

should they go, it would be the eighth team in a 10-team conference the.n the big east. georgetown paying a visit to villanova. >> clark: villanova could be considered for a one seed. darren hilliard had 19 points. villanova's win. nice ball movement here. ryan arch dack knocks down the three. five -- >> andrew: ryan arc dack knocks down the three. -- >> greg: uconn huskies on the road against the cardinals of louisville. >> seth: not a nice place to visit today because montrezl harrell once again playing grown-man basketball. he dominated the paint. russ smith's senior day, he had 13 assists, louisville ends up in a first-place tie with cincinnati atop the american conference, harrell taking the finish from russ smith. thought we would have a good game today, folks. sorry. it was not a close one. louisville red hot heading into the postseason. >> greg: the worst uconn loss in 22 years. louisville has won nine of the last 10. on the scoreboard. cincinnati went into rutgers and beat the scarlet combieflts 70-66. clinched -- scarlet knights 70-66. won a shar

of individuals reaching out onto the street as the team does of course and also all five of these team will have the skill level and skilled nursing and others that will be critically important from an administrative perspective to run the program. >> correct. >> great. i wanted to make sure of that. colleagues, any questions? comments? supervisor wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you for being here today. my apologize for missing the beginning of your presentation. i'm very supportive of expanding the hot team. i think it's given the scope of the challenge that we have in san francisco, i have always been a little dumbfounded as to how the limited resources that we've been putting in our outreach efforts given the scope of the problem. i'm glad that we are moving in this direction. i know that i have seen plenty of instances over time where a hot teamworkers have been able to help deal with encampments and other challenges in my district. when i talk to folks on the hot team they are as frustrated as i am and my constituents are that they don't have the bandwidth to respond wit

these exits connected to hot team using hot team resources for homelessness. i'm sorry it's not more define tive. for us it's a really intensive community process that takes a lot more time. >> i appreciate your helping and appreciate your work with supervisor farrell in working with this. i'm just not clear with it. supervisor breed? >>supervisor london breed: thank you, where did you get your number from for the rehabilitation for the public housing units? >> from barbara smith. >> how recent is that information? >> we just met with her yesterday. she gave us the information i think 2 weeks ago. >> okay. because i'm still waiting for that information as well. >> i will forward it to you. it has the breakdown of the units for the amounts per. >> it's estimated about $20,000 per unit. >> most of it is $12,000 and some that are vacant that are higher and one was $24,000. but most of them appear to be paint and carpet. that's why it should be so quick. and according to the housing authority they don't have the resources the do that and that's why they are sittin

and related services for mostly homeless outreach team. what other services are we looking at the budget for homeless services that we expect to include when we start our budget deliberations in june? because if we are only doing homeless outreach services, i'm not sure it's going to be adequate. it maybe top heavy if we are not looking at enhancements on the middle of the back end. >> so a couple of ways to respond to that. one, there is the front inside which is the outreach and engagements that you are talking about here today. there are services then once you have done that outreach and engagement like stabilization beds and shelters and longer term supports which are our homeless programs which every year we add new units of supportive housing. i can show you what we are planning on in terms of the number of new units of both single and family supportive housing coming online next year. >> if we do, please do, i would like to see the trend over many years. i don't believe we've always expanded. i remember something was going off line

the homeless outreach team is a bit of background also known as the hot team as the dph's outreach management program consisting of city civil service and employees and nonprofit contractors. they perform outreach to bring homeless people with health, mental health and substance abuse issues into dph's emergency stabilization rooms and other temporary settings and case management to link them with appropriate treatment and housing opportunities. expanded homeses outreach team will be placed to address the most difficult and chronically homeless individuals in need of chronically care management and be better able to respond to neighborhood needs which we all view as important for short term localized intervention. and last but not least, the finance committeing meeting there were certain questions in regards to the process ~ undertaking the supplemental. this supplemental was introduced over obviously a month and a half ago and before that introduction i spent months meeting with city leaders and aver service providers who work with the homeless population who agreed the hot team was under st

what we found was that the hot team wasn't very productive. so what we did was make them citywide and designed to respond when there was an issue. so i think what we'll be able to do now is begin to have them create some relationships with the merchants in the area and to be able to come back and respond more quickly. but to dedicate a team to a physical area when something is not happening is like they are sitting there waiting for something to happen is not a good use of time. that's when we began to go citywide. >> i do want to acknowledge the leadership by supervisor farrell and your staff. i know there is groups homeless organizations and others i think need to be involved in the planning. you are saying that you are looking at how effective it has been and adjusting it's expansion including many new staff and really adjusting to the input. but to what level has the homeless community been involved with this planning process? >> i can certainly address that supervisor to 1 degree. i will say that before introducing this supplemental we ha

and the diversity in the team. since that's the word of the day diversity (laughter) and just wanted to make sure that with this project there's inclusion from all groups if possible. i guess my issue is i'm not sure i want to triple a contract and there's not a lot of diversity in theble. so i need to be comfortable with making sure that the money is being used and serving participating especially, since we have this new awe lines with the minority chafrpdz we very that have not given outreach to them i'm trying to get comfortable with the teem >> okay. i appreciate that and respect that. i know - >> i want to make sure it's well diverse. >> i'll try to explain the teams steve if you want to hang tight and sue fill me in the was operating about 24 percent we plan to continue that a g s engineers i believe is primarily asian owned local business. we have a couple of engineers that play a relatively minor role i'm certain what kind of ownership exists with that business we have kay educating a minority owned busines

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you root for the home team. you root for your country in war and your home team in football.t's called, you will root. expansion teams, there's no tradition. you don't need tradition to start rooting for a team. that argument doesn't wash. the longer this goes on, it's going to eventually, obviously it's going to change. younger people are not going to want to be associated with something that's even thought of as any sort of, you know, racist -- i mean, i joke, semi-joke if snyder keeps talking about this, the redskins jersey is going to be the new clan robe. kids are not going to touch it except in irony or as a symbol of something very nasty. >> do you think that's going to happen with the fans? someone who's a lifelong fan? i remember going to, actually was in fedex field for a football game, and it didn't strike me that that sense of discomfort with the name of the team and what that name indicates and how offensive it is to people that that had seeped into at all the fan base. >> no, and, again, going back to brand equity, going back to daniel snyder standing behind thi

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but this is what the team would like like without players whose teams are immigrants.ut a shock to those who see switzerland as a multiculture success story. >> too easy, it is not like that. let's say about 10%, we don't really know where the other ten came from. >> the national football squad demonstrates the confusion over the vote, over two-thirds mainly from backen countries captain was born in switzerland of turkish parents while johan was born in the ivory coast. >> we look for what has been on a run. from the particular board, so i think we should not forget that, and try to keep it is as it is now. >> switzerland's latest world cup in the eastern town shows the complex nature of swiss national identity. in the switzerland squad there are players with crow way sean backgrounds, not for the first time, one of the players was born and raised in switzerland. >> we have a lot of trade, people from other countries and you can see it is nice feeling. >> i love it because it can be a lot of older people, like croatia. >> and both of switzerlands goals in a 2-2 draw we

. >> in the past, police "swat teams" were only used in extreme circumstances. now, they're increasingly sent on routine tasks. >> they changed my whole perspective. i'm telling you, when i seen that, it was just like they dropped a bomb. they don't care what they've done, they really don't. >> tonight, fault lines examines how a massive rise the use of "swat" is redefining america's police ... and we ask who is really paying the price? in the us today, there are now tens of thousands of military-style police raids every year...but only the worst cases make the news. we've come to investigate one that took place in a rural town just north of los angeles. >> scared me so bad, they were so military and just huge guns and full gear, like huge puffed out like huge vest. it looked like they were going into a war. >> early morning on june 27, armed police from across la county converged on the property of eugene mallory and his wife, tonya pate. their warrant said the property was being used as an illegal methamphetamine lab. >> well the entire basis of the search war

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to hold a team like kansas who can thread a lot of scorers and great team below 60.hat's a testament to our teammates competing every possession. defense wins championships. we're not going to hit all of our shots. stay consistent defensively we have a chance. >> there were so many key moments in the game. kansas just kept coming knocked down the three in the half. >> through it all what was it that was in there that kept you going? >> just approach the game as a 10 round fight. each 4 minute segment is a round. and we know that we're going to throw punches and they are going to throw punches but we have to get back up. that's our philosophy. kansas throws punches but you got to get right back up and respond and we did. >> is there any one particular vivid image or thing that you remember from this game that you will always take with you? >> no particular image, you know, but i definitely i looked at coach after the game, he looked at me and he was like he was so proud of us. we believe that's the biggest thing for us. everyone in this locker room. outsiders may not

if you are a team that can really score you don't want to play a team that will really slow you down and make you play a half-court game. when you are a mid major team you want to avoid those teams with really big guys because they a lot of times don't have the post implayers it is good to see how the matchups are coming out and may the best team wins. >> i love to look for the sleepers. who are the sleepers headed to texas this year. >> i really like new mexico. >> new mexico. >> won the mountain west title three years in a row. the mountain west tournament title three years in a row. i don't think that conference got the respect they deserve. they possibly are the best power forward in the country in cameron baristow. a really good front line. really good guards. i think that is the team that could make a run as a 7 sowed. >> and very quickly your pick. >> pick to win it all, wichita state. >> thanks wally szczerbiak from cbs sports. still ahead, young poets speaking out on big city life. >> a month long poetry competition for teenagers wrapped newspaper chicago last night it at de

we also said that when tends to be the truth the team. from pakistan according to the tried and true to the tune of puff piece on the bottom of this one ninety five. the piece of the metaphor is that even means they will not try. he co owns the pakistani foreign minister one of the signatories of the g twenty. this is kind of arty kitty because i think that it seemed that the bottom of this kind of what goes one ninety five to the fore street hockey said the upgrade even baucus and is quite deprived unfortunately to no puppies and he didn't try any of the wall with the nose and a drop in the nose. reduce to one ninety five. but there are other views that appeal he said the president of the station. the two team that signed in nineteen seventy four will be to do because she's sick because absolute appointed to the decision has nothing to do with the child of the international legal system. because i'm drawn to the situation. due to the sign read on read this to any other country that should be notified in on parliament this type of tour gu

very good teams.four teams we are sending to the tournament. i understand there is a lot of talk on twitter and other areas today about the respect for our conference. i think our conference should have maximum respect. >> hold on. even if it should have maximum respect, did it get maximum respect? look where louisville is seeded. >> we do not know precisely what went on. i am not here to criticize the committee in any way. that is not why i am your. again, everyone has a difference of opinion. played alouisville good schedule and is playing at a really high level right now. i am here to fiercely defend my conference. it is a very strong conference. we have five really good teams. beatd a team, temple, that saint joe's almost beat texas in overtime. teams.re competitive are happy to have four teams. we think that is terrific. we hope that smu plays really well in the nit. in the end, stephanie, we will be judged by how we do. we did well in the regular season. we have to do well in the tournament. >>

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