[applause] next, we'll invite commissioner toni carter, elected commissioner from ramsey county, minnesota, to the podium. welcome. >> thank you. let me see if i can get my bearings a little bit. it's wonderful to be here with you. i've had the opportunity to come last night, to see the city, to feel the warmth of people. and many of whom are working together with a focus on escalating the work you are doing to make sure that san francisco is a place where all can grow and thrive. and i say that knowing that that is not easy work. i come to speak with you about the work we do in ramsey county minnesota, and see if i can figure out how the slides work. okay, thank you. great. i will come over here a little bit -- i don't have to do that. >> mr. miller will. >> so i'll tell you a little bit about where i come from. it is my hope in sharing with you some of the characteristics of my county, whose central city is st. paul, minnesota, ramsey county, and sharing with you our motivation then to not only be a diverse community, but to being a community that works for all. sharing with you that we

first of all, i want to thank you for having me here and i want to thank james bell and toni carter for their presentations. i jotted down a number of things that i'm thinking about as well that could help me in operating the jails. as sheriff, one of my main responsibilities is managing the county jails. now i'm not necessarily the person that puts people in jail, but when people get there, through arrests and stay in my jails, it's something that i'm concerned about and i want it ensure that we're doing what we can to help with the racial equity issue. what do we do? why do we collect data? to better understand who is in custody or sentenced in one of our out-of-custody, alternative programs. 85% of the people are pretrial. 15% or less, sentenced to county jail. most of the people are out on pretrial alternatives. we collect name, age, address, booking number, case number, sf number. we have our own jail management system that somewhat interacts with court management system and somewhat interacts with the other systems in criminal justice and i will echo what christine deberry said. o

the carters' neighbors, tony and irene schulz were out running errands when a friend called to say somethingened to shirley they turned around and headed over to the carter place. >> and bill came and said that shirley was dead. that she was killed. there was just such anguish in his eyes. such terror -- >> reporter: irene called their neighbor, matt russell. >> she said, "she's been shot in the kitchen. she's been murdered it made no sense." >> she could have been saying a space ship just landed at our farm, right? >> reporter: that night, shirley's murder led the evening news on our affiliate who-tv. >> we begin tonight with a developing story out of marion county a homicide investigation is currently underway. >> what was the story out there in the coffee shop and the feed store about what had happened. >> well that there was an intruder and they'd ransacked the house and -- and they'd murdered shirley. that shirley caught them in the middle of them doin' somethin' -- >> reporter: with a killer on the loose, rural iowa was throwing rusty, rarely used, double-bolt locks. >> just couldn't b

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