request for placement is done to the moment the linkage occurs. so for case management, the linkage could occur while the person is in custody. but for the other things i have listed here, those obviously indicate a release from jail and placement in the community. one of the things i mention briefly and katie miller will talk about in more depth is our mccarther foundation safety and challenge grant. what is so important and unique about that is it looks at the weights in jail from start to finish. it s not just looking at weight on the treatment side but also in the case processing and resolution side and i think that sort of more holistic and collaborative approach allowing everyone to come to the table and sort of air where we re not working well in a more open way and then really all commit to addressing where we can shorten the over all time rather than just focusing on one piece of what the time is from a rest too release. the wait for case so, when you say out patie
it does seem broken, the people who are cycling don t get caught on the outside and don t get caught on the inside. the cycling once are difficult. those in and out quickly. it s really challenging. i still work one day a week at county jail 1 because i want to see who are patients are and what they look like and what s going on. that s why when i was working with the d.a. s office, tara anderson from the d.a. s office i asked for a position focused on the short-stay repeat users. because that s a real challenge for us. and i m excited. we have the funding but we haven t hired it yet and if we can start to really link some of those people and identify quick connections in the community to get them to the level of care they need. the next slide is talking about cross initiative and the health commission resolution. i think just last week i was in rockville maryland for the policy academy and it just struck me what an important resolution it is because it talks about how
packed with state-of-the-art monitors and gadgets. the team will also launch weather balloons some with devices that measure pollution that can alter the course of the river. once the balloons pop the data floats back to earth thanks to an orange parachute. these may be coming down in california over the next couple weeks. reporter: holding a key to what could end our devastating drought. if they can figure out what makes these rivers tick, they can help california better manage its water supply. if they know we re coming we can do things about t. they thought the rivers would pull water or moisture or energy out of the ocean, but with the two rivers they ve already monitored that did not happen. that s quite interesting. what does an atmospheric river look like in real time? there s one on your television screen right now. there s an atmospheric riverheading toward us. that s why we re doing the story. a lot of rainfall is coming toward california. let s talk about the