harrison, once again i'm appearing on behalf of justice for my brother charles harrison. i spoke with some of the my family members today then asked me to point out the fact due to the fact of my brother's untimely murder, two children have been left orphaned at this time. one wasn't yet born before charles was murdered, and then this child came to birth. we had been watching the news recently and we had been seeing a lot on tv that the police are using in different cities. they're using video to solve crimes. we understand that we were told that this video was grainy and there were witnesses that were needed to be protected. we were hoping that video can be edited to where, you know, you can show the person who they say that they can't identify to see if somebody can, you know, assist in that manner. you know, my family, we're still grieving and i think this is just going to be something that's on us until a justice served for my brother. so that's basically what i have to say today. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. a lot of good

everything, but we do hope that more can be done in resolving the case dealing with my brother charles harrison. thank you. >> thank you. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. i wish our new commission was here tonight. i called that two weeks ago. i know who it will be, it's going to be thurmond. the examiner will be the new commissioner per the paper. also, i'd like to thank greg's performance at park station in reference to the offshore shooting of a moving vehicle and also would like to make an apology. two weeks ago i mentioned an officer by name and accused him of possibly being guilty of a crime and read the paper that he wrote last week, "the bay view guardian." if he's exonerated would do a public apology. if that man is exonerated. i'm not using his name again, it's not polite. i will stand up here and apologize to that officer myself because i heard some heat on the street, officer clyde, you don't know what you're talking about, you shouldn't say things like that. thank you. president mazzucco: thank you, clyde. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioner

everything, but we do hope that more can be done in resolving the case dealing with my brother charles harrison. thank you. >> thank you. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. i wish our new commission was here tonight. i called that two weeks ago. i know who it will be, it's going to be thurmond. the examiner will be the new commissioner per the paper. also, i'd like to thank greg's performance at park station

january 2 of 2011, my brother charles harrison was murdered in the tenderloin in san francisco. today, i would like to speak on something that was stated in the chronicle, i believe by a spokesperson from the san francisco police department. i was told two weeks ago when i come before the public that i should have my information as accurate as possible so that when i say something, you know, it reflects accuracy. so i believe, since i am being asked to be held to that standard, that the police department should also be held to that standard. when you have somebody who says something more makes a statement to the public in "the chronicle ," they should make sure they have all their facts together so they are not painting an ugly picture out there about, you know, somebody's family. something else i wanted to talk about is that i have been watching the news lately and there has been a murder between a latino person and an asian person. they are using this person's tattoo. they have been advertising this on the news. they're using it to identify the person who was responsible. the

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charles? if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, you can email us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co >>pam: ? churls. >>reporter: harrison street the north section if you are familiar? this part of the lake has been blocked off from the rest all afternoon. you can see that barrier. they are trying to contain a mysterious fuel spill. early afternoon they noticed this sheen on the water and a strong odor. >> one they first arrived on the scene did they noticed that the odor was so pungent they knew something was wrong. >> this drain pipe was contained. putting out this barrier to have that fuel the was toward the altar, from spreading. >> to protect the ecosystem of the world like. >>reporter: the source is still unknown and the fire department is thinking that the rain and the weather could be to blame. >> this could be with the weather related. when the rain comes today with a substantial amount of rainfall? it could have washed the fuel from the drainage areas into the water. >> not much known how much has spilled but 4-5 a. the fire is believed to the this is contained. >> will part with other agencies to partner with