trent is convicted of burglary and criminal impersonation, but the judge deems him insane and trent isen to an oregon hospital for treatment. two years later, doctors release him. in 2007, trent is back in court and he's got one trick left up his sleeve. just as the judge orders trent into custody on $250,000 bail, he makes a run for it. >> he put his hands behind his back like he was going to comply, and then he took a short glance at the door and that split second, i thought, this is the one that's going to run. >> a local tv station's camera catches deputy nicole morrissey o'donald immediately chasing after trent as he runs down the steps. >> my thought was, if he were able to get down the stairs, there might be possible weapons that he could access at the bottom of the stairs. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his class. >> we just had

and i think that's something trent and i do talk about, about investments. supervisor kim and the budget committee supported new investments in our shelter system to make them better and cleaner and more case management and support. and i do think we talk about up lifting the people that work in that environment so make sure they are healthier and more welcoming. the next is treatment garden spots and i'm going to let barbara speak about that. next is case management for people exiting the jail. wendy still has done an outstanding job of thoughtfully thinking through how adult probation should occupy this realm of working with homeless individuals. they do have case managers. they are funding stabilization units and housing. and again, i think the justice system coming here and talking about their role -- one of the things i think we can be proud of is that 10 year ago, 40% of our jail population identified as homeless and that's down to 20%. and i think that that -- you know, as we brought down the overall jail population, i think that that is an important

barbara's tent and trent's testimony will elaborate on that, but i think it gives us a framework. so, obviously the largest recommendation was around 3,000 units of permanent supportive housing. as we've looked at the pipeline and what's been developed by the end of this fiscal year will be at about 2800. so, we'll be very close to achieving that goal with about 200 units remaining. we have been very successful in building the portfolio to the direct access to housing programs and new buildings that have been brought online on the losp program that hsa has been involved with. so, i think in large, we have achieved that goal. i think going forward, there are relatively small number of units pending in the pipeline. i think out of about 9,000, more than 9,000 units within the mayor's office of housing, there are less than 500 that are dedicated towards the homeless population. and it is very complex to deal with the issues of affordability in san francisco and the need for affordable housing at very different levels. but i definitely do think that these hearings could lead to some c

stoke on trent well thanks so much for joining us as we come to you live from moscow after a very short break the latest a pronouncer revelations and boom bust with aaron and. the alleged phone call between the assistant secretary of state and the u.s. ambassador to ukraine has created quite a controversy in the call like smug british colonisers cashless big t. in africa that basically say that that native books of phil he's not fit for the government of the of the needs of the baldwin become prime minister they also mentioning the help of the un to get this thing glued whatever that means although the authenticity of this phone call has not been confirmed but certainly hasn't been denied this reminds me a lot of the snowden leaks independent journalists for years had been writing about government spying but it took a snowden to shove it into people's faces and confirm that it was really going on we've heard from people like ron paul jesse ventura and many journalists that the u.s. state department uses a horde of international grant receivers and local political organizations to try to

stoke on trent now a brief glance at some other global news making headlines in iraq a suicide bombing instructor accidentally blew himself up in his own car bomb killing twenty one of his students after hearing the explosion security forces rushed to the area and arrested more than a dozen suspected militants seven car bombs as well as explosive belts were found on site militants supposedly belong to an extremist sunni group which recently cut its ties with al qaeda. in pakistan a suicide bomber ran into the home of your pro-government tribal elder and blew himself up killing four women police said the blast injured five others in a separate incident militants in the country's south west attacked and destroyed three gas pipelines cutting supplies to the nation's most populous province. and breaking banks in london as the river thames reaches record high levels homes in waterlogged towns are being evacuated and thousands of lives are at risk several gauges installed along the river in the one nine hundred eighty s. are showing their highest ever levels by thursday and severe criticism

one pound sterling doesn't buy you much nowadays but in stoke on trent lucky locals have managed to grab the ultimate bargain house it's part of a sell off of rundown properties in a deprived part of the city at this sort of apply just sort of to the blue really because i was saving up for a mortgage and things anyway which when you run time is by hard. but yes i use quite shortly you know i actually did go out which actually great for us because we have repelled. the snag many of the properties have stood abandoned for years after the closure of the city ceramic factories the area started to decline the roof sleeping every negative thing that you could imagine into properties or a magnet for those behaviors the workers of the patreas which is only walking distance who are living here and then what happened was as the poultry stock to started closing down people had to move forward so the communities start to disperse or this area is deprived it's riddled with antisocial behavior like drug abuse crime and squatting but the local councils say that the one pound scheme and the new owners m

auti stoke on trent. now require some other global news making headlines in iraq a suicide bombing instructor accidentally blew himself up in his own car bomb killing twenty one of his students after hearing the explosion security forces rushed to the area and arrested more than a dozen suspected militants seven car bombs as well as explosive belts were found on the site the militants supposedly belonged to an extremist sunni group which recently cut its ties with al qaeda. thousands of protesters are back on the streets of bosnia after the prime minister refused to step down they vowed to continue their demonstration every day until the premier resigned more than three hundred were injured last week during clashes fueled by high unemployment corruption and poor living conditions. pakistan a suicide bomber ran into the home of a pro-government tribal elder and blew himself up killing four women police said the blast also injured five others in a separate incident militants in the country's south west atta

stoke on trent i just ahead for you here not international taken on the high flying financial sky most of the world that means one thing it's going to be the kaiser report. there's a scene here when you're in the arctic you have feel entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's no symbol of the. handful of people ever have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted without the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we've underachieved in the hey you need operation of. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. there is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. when they wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear for. women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when you killing money but if somebody would you would piss with her. i'm noticing more and more and that's

auti stoke on trent. with a feisty language and ready to take on the financial fanatics cars of the cars report in just a sec. there's a saying you know when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet she looks like a fairly simple. handful of people able to have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is that the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted without the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we undertake a unique operation. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. there is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really need to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear for. women definitely a target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when the killing might even if so many would he would just prefer. i know to say more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which impli

stoke on trent and in our brave glance at some other global news making headlines this hour in iraq or so sidebottom an instructor accidentally blew himself up in his own car bomb killing twenty one of his students after hearing the explosion security forces rushed to the area under arrest of more than a dozen suspected militants seven car bombs as well as explosive belts were found on the site the militants supposedly belong to an extremist sunni group which recently counted ties with al qaida. say to iran now a huge crowds have gathered to celebrate the fifth anniversary of that your brain revolution president hassan rouhani is now dressing a rally every day in february millions of iranians point to the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement against the west shah of iran in one thousand nine. yeah and have next takes you on a cruise to the bone chilling frontin aboard one of russia's nuclear powered icebreakers. the alleged phone call between the assistant secretary of state and the u.s. ambassador to ukraine has created quite a controversy in the call like smug b

trent mentioned this. this is whether services locally are magnet for homeless. this is another fascinating area, homeless mobility. the numbers that we've seen in other commutes are very consistently in the 60 to 70% range that the homeless in a measured community had lived previously in that community as part of a normal life. so, the actual mobility of services attracting the homeless is something that we haven't seen any empirical data to support. and the numbers in san francisco are very consistent with the other communities that we've worked in. >> have you seen over time as well? that is really helpful information to know. >> yeah, there's -- i think there's a miss understanding that the homeless move around almost in a market-based system where they see where services are and make a calculation that they're going to go to where those services are like a consumer. and our experience has been those kind of movements definitely exist, but they're not dissimilar to folks that are the general population that are attracted to the city for employment opportuniti

i also want to thank trent rohr from hsa and bevan dufty from hope and my partner through this process. we work very honestly together in looking at how to improve our services. so, we talked a little about project homeless connect and daily connect is a new service added to that, knowing that project homeless connect and, supervisor mar, you talked about how to get involved from a policy perspective, i see project homeless connect [speaker not understood]. i go to as many homeless [speaker not understood] as i can. there are 10,000 volunteers in the community, 1,000 come in [speaker not understood] in seeking services. having spoken to many of them, some who come to ever connect, they've made a real big change in their attitude and perspective of homelessness in san francisco and they also contribute to that. that was [speaker not understood] project connect. we developed daily connect as a way to look at what happens when homeless connect is not around with all these rich services we try to bring on a quarterly basis. daily connect is over every day. they use a lot of social media, t

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commission says he learned about water leaks on the road deck and other problems from reporters not tell trent. he is now demanding that caltrans provide a complete list of issues and defects as soon as caltrans knows about them. he also wants to know how that will be fixed and what it will cost. >>> there's a new call for contraction pricing. some city supervisors feel it would make the streets safer for pedestrians. the idea is that drivers had paid told during peak hours it would reduce traffic and lower accidents. city supervisors have discussed this before. >>> contra costa county fire department say it is a dangerous situation so they are changing their strategy when battling house fires started by illegal marijuana grows. they will only enter the homes on one condition, and instead make surrounding homes the priority. >> contra costa county fire investigator showed us the rubble inside what he says was a marijuana grow house. the contra costa county fire protection district the fire inside this house was the last straw. fire officials say in the past two years they have fought 30 fires

because the extent and trent expand the benefits to people who work and have jobs.e will pay for the insurae. neil: the farm bill from hell. it is now the law of the land. eat up and throw up. neil: that did not take long. a trillion dollar farm belt. working out to about a billion dollars in pay is about the law of the land. they are even marketing fresh-cut christmas trees. and that is when a christmas tree bulb went off. billions of dollars in special tax breaks and subsidies for at all for growers and once growers and one growers. that would have been cheaper. adam lashinsky said it is a pile on >> that's right, the whole thing is a christmas tree. and it's not just the spell. we have all sorts of is flying around and i'm waiting for the weather channel as well. and we've got this. and i would say the tax code is a 21st century version of pork. so there is spending that goes on and it's a gateway to bigger spending. and i'm just saying that i'm always attentive to it and the other kinds of spending. >> the bottom line is that i look at this as being a gateway dr

we think that it's important, as was mentioned by both trent and bevan, to be data driven and having good consistent and quality data is really important to be able to see the trends and see the impacts of various intervention strategies. so, as we evaluated the san francisco strategies, there's a lot of good things, good best practices that are in place. one of which is 100% canvassing of the entire city. in the early stages of your pet counts, there was more of a sample or hot spot strategy and that's been replaced by 100% canvassing which is real positive. there's been increased collaboration with national, state, and county agencies to participate in the count and represent and do targeted outreach to many of the specialty groups and subpopulations within the [speaker not understood] community. there's been a greater alliance on hmis data in the count rather than calling up shelters as was done in the early days when hmis compliance was not to the level it is today. >> can you clarify hmia? >> that's the homeless management information system, which is the electronic database whi

found it hugely exciting this is sports magazine is helping to spread the word about the new gaming trent this job and i cannot but on sells computers and accessories designed for playing online games. or will it be. we were surprised when our initial sales were twice what we've expected the book still in the days pre sports in japan. but it's shaping up as a game changer for the industry. kind of cement and hg wells took him and i japan's new deregulated says nissan said that she was a pecan meal at nuclear plants in uk regulation authority will be at the plant in need at the present share of the sea of japan coast starting from monday. a light at the company requested the safety speeding ahead of plans to be stunted plants number six and number seven reactors. my kids are yet to get a good dent in additional said that. that's because at twenty three million miles underneath reactor buildings and other locations. it could have expected spending two days that any of the adequacy of the operators plan for additional survey of the faults that state sen spent in the sydenham line stamp pads.

its mascot is a french cultural asset and we can't make them listen to reason europe cannot rely on trent in this matter when it comes to fishing rules of the french behave like bandits. good thing about this and being told you france has a strong fishing lobby and has managed to stop the eu commission from batting deep sea fishing in europe on several occasions in the past. bad environmental activists are beginning to gain support for their campaigns. several french supermarkets taking the fish off their shelves and restaurants have removed it from there many years. b companies like compassion are feeling the pressure the gentleman are very busy in meetings all day today not only today that all week small traders in the leo are in a difficult position the majority of what the self comes from deep sea fisherman from whom they also buy more coastal fish at a cheap price. they are not keen to change tack. we were some say that there should be more fish from fish farms in the future but we don't that way. i'm going to need is our job to process fresh fish from the sea. i told her no. gretche

actually a warming trent is expected across much of tokyo and most of japan. problem is you may be seeing avalanches because of rapid snow melt as it does continue to push off. another low developing right on its heels, bringing showers by friday and saturday yet again in eastern parts of china. the western europe, you're also looking at some wet weather. a little break here in the british isles following a storm system that now swooped off towards the north. but another low is coming in from the west. that's going to pack another, well, sustained winds around 50. gusts up to about 72 kilometers per hour. heavy rainfall on top of already saturated grounds and snowfall there in northern portions of the british isles as this one comes through. much of spain also over towards san francisco, you're looking at some showers with this. central europe, clear skies, isolated thunderstorms popping up in parts of turkey. good news over the next 24 hours, this is going to be tapering off. some improving conditions. actually a warming trend for most of you, and temperature

he's eighty two when trent cole told the european told the scotsman counted and nine from sixty three with his team in particular catching the only that the thirty nine year old paceman two strokes clear of second place. reader should note the swiss actor max me then shell is going to the age of eighteen three was recalled peanut he and jimmy us becoming the first german speaking at a twin else got off to the second world war multi talented she'll also pursued careers is a documentary filmmaker and author of diary maximilian sales will build his reputation as a charmer to the last marrying thirty five year old soprano he bought me a note which in the final year of his life. his own eighty three years where oh where live success and fame born into an artist's family sale became a screenwriter and film theater and opera director. but must evolve. he was an actor. after following his sister maria to hollywood show made a name for itself the rare achievement for a german speaking after. in nineteen sixty two he won an oscar for his role as a lawyer defending alleged war criminals in the j

fairly well documented that 49ers coach jim harbaugh is not on the same page with general manager trentonight on kcbs radio john madden said coach and the gm have to find common ground or else. >> eventually they have to come to a decision together and it can't be a power play. it can't be where, you know, one wants one player and one wants the other. if they disconnect in the front office, let me tell you this. it's a lot easier to get a suit than it is to get a coat. >> spoken like a true former coach. >>> -- a suit than it is to get a coach. >> spoken like a true former coach. >>> here's the top five. >> i don't like his antics. i think he's an arrogant little [ bleep ], embarrassed himself, embarrassed his teammates. he's embarrassed his coach. >> okay. >> sees a shoe-in. >> the next time a blizzard is in california, don't call this man to shovel. no. 3, this guy won't have any offers to compete in the summer's x games left over from the olympic down there. no. 2, michigan left with two seconds in overtime. glenn robinson scores. no. 1, josh reddick robs michael morse of a how run a

they are trented by what's happenintrented by what'shappen. >> thanks for being with us, jennifer. >>anwhile, more venezuelans are expected to show support for president nicholas maduro today. yesterday's mass marches saw hundreds of thousand pro and anti-government demonstrators all on the streets of caracas. the peaceful rallies are relief from two week of violent unrest that has already killed eight people. >>> new details about the fight that took place during the capture of the drug leader joaquin el chapper guzman, he was arrested in mexico yesterday in a joint u.s.-members co operation and adam rainy has the latest. >> reporter: more details are managing about how joaquin guzman was called by dozens of mexican marines who surrounded the condominium building he was staying in mazatlan. he was arrested before 7:00 a.m. on saturday. no shots fired. he tried to reach for some of the arm that he had amassed in that condominium, but he was unable to do so. the marines subdued him. there was some blows exchanged and within a couple of hours he was flown to mexico city, paraded before

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i think trent talked a lot about the skill being needed that needed lifting and having higher levels of skills. we also agree with that and we're looking at that for the future. in fact, you'll see this year mayor's office did help us increase some of that, those areas. but of the 530 clients served in 12-13, 90% of them were [speaker not understood], 35% of them were terminally housed. again, they are part of the pipeline as we go through. so, when we do open up new facilities as part of the referral program for the youth, one of the most important processes we try to get as individuals to receive the financial benefit. you can see they worked really hard at sfi school. let's remember, jim, as the affordable care act, many individuals unless you're greatly disabled before january 1st of this year, you would not be put on medi-cal. you have to be greatly disabled and that is no longer flu on january 1st. individual can be put on medi-cal and insurance plans. the benefit issue is ssi is still based on disability, but not the medi-cal component of that. and i believe over 13, 14 a bees

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. >> still morning, good morning, supervisors, trent rohr director services agency. i was not going to do a powerpoint, but tried to sort out my words late last night. i thought a powerpoint would be more helpful because there's a lot of meat to the ten-year plan and there is a way to sort of focus it down that i think is more easily digest i believe and to talk about what the plan talked about the city doing over 10 years and what we were able to accomplish ~. and i think that leads into what i hope is a healthy discussion about what's next for us. ~ digestible so, actually what i found was a powerpoint that i did at the u.s. conference of mayors of 2006 i talked to my colleagues around the country to talk about the 10 year plan was. put this slide up through the clerk. you can kind of see it. to give you some context, in about 2002, there was a national movement in cities and counties and states across the country to develop ten-year plans to end chronic homelessness and how did that movement come about and i think this is important. for the first time really in de

her work or take a look of trent screen above the line china on today so we'll see what i need that users have to pay about the small number of countries like tiny course i will be the three countries often make it easier for potentially big spending towards to come into their countries and it can be to restrictions in here although chinese courts have become well known that the defenders their path or proms are still plentiful accord to the two dollars and thirty am leaving for st index. chinese passport the court to forty four the three a second among the ninety three countries on the list. tiny passwords are much better than those of politically active countries like north korea iran and iraq. compared to other large countries with populations over one hundred million chinese passport are far less likely to permit visa free travel. the chinese government announced by the end of last year the countryside the exams agreement with eighty one countries. for most these agreements are only for the past present government official every dusty shelf in her recent iv the pre politics for tiny c

today and we really wanted to sort of hit on an aspect that both bevan dufty the director of hope and trent rohr the director of human services agency touched on, something that we see sort of a lack in our continuum, which is a pathway and the housing ladder for individuals. we know at the community housing partnership, now having close to a thousand units of permanent supportive housing and close to 1800 people living in that housing, that we know there are individuals who couldn't transition to either affordable housing, public housing or housing with less service intensive. but the bear ire to that is affordability. at the cusp of a city that is having an equity crisis and affordability crisis, we hope the board of supervisors and the mayor's office will look at housing ladder, all the stock of housing in san francisco from supportive to affordable housing to public housing. we know there are thousands of public housing units that are off line that will be brought back online over the next 3 to 5 years through the revision process of what the mayor is doing with public housing and trans

we spoke about it in 2013 i thought it would continue for then your future so it continues on that trent it drove a lot of the volatility for the month of january. looked at the argentina or south africa or turkey's central bank the you mean currencies raising interest rates pretty dramatically so it moves out of the equity markets for those are big numbers. gerri: talk about markets ouide the u.s. or it about deflationary in europe and number was down. is that a concern? >> i think it is. all eyes of western europe. we saw greece looking at spain and the numbers that come out manufacturing manufacturing, china was very weak and the of market sells off significantly. people are very visual with the institutional mmunity and retail community of western europe with the data that comes with respect to inflation or deflationary but i think the central bank tries to defend the currency is a you will see volatility e anin addition if you look at the late earnings announcements like amazon that was disappointing. gerri: and wal-mart. >> you'll have trouble. gerri: the listeners think a blob blo

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