henderson -- chairperson hur: we're talking about the expert witnesses. the mayor may call one of the three witnesses. >> and henderson is a principal in twitter's till we have invited a declaration. i'm not sure where presented herein -- i do not think that has been stated. what facts he would testify to. with all due respect, you opposed including a declaration from mr. henderson. >> i did. the commission decided we would get a declaration. we went through that. we had not made an alternate

henderson -- chairperson hur: we're talking about the expert witnesses. the mayor may call one of the three witnesses. >> and henderson is a principal in twitter's till we have invited a declaration. i'm not sure where presented herein -- i do not think that

paul henderson, why do we need to hear from mr. henderson? >> he is responsible for coordinating different criminal justice agencies within the city. he would be able to hear about their role of the share of having to make decisions on discretionary budget matters and to work with other agencies within the city and how the existence of probation sentence of faxes ability to participate in those discussions. -- affect his ability to participate in those discussions. that is relevant to whether his conduct fell below the standard that is expected of chiefs of law enforcement agencies, which is to not put themselves in the position of making decisions that will effect them in their personal position. sheriff mirkarimi is going to be on probation for three years. he is gone to be making a decision in matters -- a decision on matters that affect him. there are a lot of coordination matters where the sheriff has to make decisions on what is going to happen with offenders, whether they will be incarcerated, or subject to house arrest. these agencies

henderson -- chairperson hur: we're talking about the expert witnesses. the mayor may call one of the three witnesses. >> and henderson is a principal in twitter's till we have invited a declaration. i'm not sure where presented herein -- i do not think that has been stated. what facts he would testify to. with all due respect, you opposed including a declaration from mr. henderson. >> i did. the commission decided we would get a declaration. we went through that. we had not made an alternate determination as to whether his testimony will come in but we will get a declaration from him. you have an objection to the sheriff's experts and the procedure of choosing from one, too, or three. >> we object to any of them, to choosing even one. they're not relevant as commissioner renne said. on that basis and the basis of relevance, we would continue to maintain an objection to any of those witnesses. chairperson hur: you have a standard -- an expert on the standard of care. you do not think you need either of them? >> respectfully, commissioner, we're prepared t

now the represent hitters -- representative from the mayor's office, paul henderson. to >> paul henderson. >> this is one of my favorite events to come to, only because it reminds me at my very core why we all do the work that we do. i think it is one of those things where you see reality tv. i see a lot of news for you could have the story or get a perspective of the story of what is going on in the streets every day. rarely do we hear the story from the men and women on the streets protecting us every day, and there is always a story about the job people are doing that is so impressive. tonight is a culmination of the stories we get to hear about the dollar and integrity and of bravery and courage from the men and women that served us every single day. i try to remember the stories that i hear at this event throughout the rest of the year when i'm watching the news, when i am reading the newspaper, when i am at meetings listening to what people are saying about public safety. this really does serve as an inspiration to me personally and to the city of san francisco,

henderson, to offer the acting sheriff to talk about the current responsibilities. in particular, to talk about the particular relationship between the sheriff's department's and probation. we think that is probative. if you wish for us to narrow down the approach to the question and not to focus on cooperation with other city agencies, or not focus on the efforts of the probation department, and why those are polluted, or why it is that inside the sheriff's department, there are conflicts with the duties, we are happy to limit that. but there is not one person who can testify to all of those things. we do believe they are all relevant and all important and worth hearing. even if the commission finds it to be overkill, we do not know what the board of supervisors is ultimately going to conclude when they reviewed the record. we would ask that the commission air on the side of over inclusiveness for that reason. even if you do not want to hear testimony, even if you want to bypass this witness, we would like the opportunity to get this important testimony into the re

my name is paul henderson. i have a lot of familiarity with the task force and i've worked with them over the years. there's a number of really strong candidates both that are reapplying and new candidates that are applying. so i was just here to -- in support of several of the new candidates that are coming in from different organizations. i'll be brief and who they are. kitt grant from the national black journalists association, which, i think it's important, you know. i know this is a city that embraces and welcomes diversity so i'm really excited to see the depth of the candidates that are coming here now to sit on this commission. also, david sims whom i've known for a long time, both from being active in the gay lesbian community but also in the legal community, i think he'll bring a depth of knowledge and commitment to the position. also, my friends from alice, outside of this building, who have been particularly active and that's owen stephens and louise fischer are great people that i've known for a lo

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when joseph henderson dropped off his son, he had not heard about what happened. >> a syringe? wow. >> reporter: the dirt over there. you see that taped off. >> i didn't hear about that. >> reporter: others heard but didn't realize it happened last week. >> it was last wednesday? that long ago? wow >> reporter: that's one of the reasons the parents of 7-year- old miguelo santiago are so upset. their son found a syringe in the yard of a daycare. >> i picked it up. i poked myself. >> i expected them, first of all, to notify any of the other parents because there were other kids digging in the area as well. >> reporter: the district blamed the delayed response on a breakdown in communication that area is taped off but wasn't thoroughly cleaned until just this past monday. >> i do believe there are some questions as to why we didn't clean the area more thoroughly initially but, at this point, there have been two substantial cleanings. >> reporter: the district says there will be daily cleanings like the ones we saw this morning. parent joseph henderson says that bad things happen b

current president john henderson says the company is still struggling to regain people's trust. they rely on donations from the community. >> they look at it as, the fire company cannot be trusted. the donations come down, the operating expenses go down. >> henderson said they are down tens of thousands of dollars. they had to sell the fire truck that they did not make payments on and an ambulance is sitting in the parking lot because they cannot afford to repair it. o'connor did not come to the door at her home on thursday. her sentencing is scheduled for august. she started paying restitution to the fire company before she entered her guilty plea in court. she faces up to 16 years in prison. reporting live in baltimore county. >> we have learned a baltimore city police sergeant, an 18-year veteran on the force, is under investigation after a run in with the judge. the incident is under internal investigation. it involves baltimore district court judge john gordon, who -- joan gordon. they got into an argument about a warrant. later, the judge learned he may have -- the sergean

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>> joanna kerns. >> wrong again. >> the correct answer here is florence henderson from "the brady bunchlook, i want this to be a realistic character. she was ahead of her time. she begged for a career, but they wouldn't give it to her. >> do we know what she wanted to do? >> we don't know what she wanted to do. 1969 women weren't necessarily having careers so miss henderson was well ahead and setting the blaze. i like it. >> back across. >> sweet man from australia. which tv mom is famous for saying i can't talk. there's too much fruit in the house. was that edith bunker. marie barone, elise keaton from "family ties." >> b. >> lucky guess! >> lucky guess. i can't talk, there's too much fruit in the house. >> that was one of her catch phrases. marie barone was the mother-in-law you didn't want to have. she loved her son raymond and was so hard on her daughter-in-law deborah. that was a catch phrase. >> back across. >> which tv mom went back to college after years of regretting not going? norma arnold from "the wonder years." lorelai gilmore from "the gilmore girls" or murphy brown from m

the judge henderson issued the ultimatum. he ordered oakland police to come up with a written plan detailing housing departments plan to clear up backlog for more than 1,000 complaints. local civil rights attorney says george henderson is frustrated. >> they've made the judge very angry apparently, because they simply will not do their job. >> will oakland police make today's deadline and satisfy the judge. the department says yes. >>> policeman killed was among those honored today at a memorial in sacramento. officers on board and near the state capitol played a traditional anthem during california peace officer's. officers from across our state paid tribute to comrades killed in the line of duty last year. one of them was lay officer who was shot by bank robbery suspect. governor jerry brown prayed saying they protected the state and their own community. >> the clock is kicking on millions of dollars in funding for a uc farming project. it may soon impact jobs and research. south around the bay area at this hour, coming up

also i have a good friend, steve henderson who forwarded me an article a while ago about how lunches are served. so it's something i always thought that's very simple that we could do in our district, it is about part of it is about, i think, what commissioner norton brought up about, you know, playing first and then eating so we're settled down and ready to eat and not so anxious to go out and play first. but i think it's also about how attractive our food is display and the way it's served and which food we placed where. like there's a higher consumption of fruits an vegetables if we have it first in line. those type of things. i think that is a very inexpensive thing to do but i thank steve henderson for bringing it to my attention and i think it makes sense. another thing i wanted to say about eating lunch, i think the purpose is, yes, we save some money but i think the purpose is, we want kids to eat their food and we want them to like to eat their food and we don't want it to be seen as a punishment to have to eat the food. i am concerned about the food we waste because actuall

what do you want. >> nia malika henderson in studio with us here this morning.n, thank you for coming in here. so, let's look at the one big ent ent. the supreme court today taking up the affordable act obama care. >> short. >> give us your read on the court may uphold it or they may dump it. right? how does that affect play for president obama in this campaign? >> i have been thinking about this. the conventional wisdom is it could be a warn. >> either way? >> either way. it could damage romney. it could damage obama. it could make a a difference. like you said, the oral arguments are going to start today. three days, six hours, a long, long time. the longest time they have been deliberated. >> can you imagine clarence thomas staying awake for that long? >> it's going to be a challenge for a lot of people to stay through this. >> he better pop some -- i don't know what you would have to pop to stay awake. drink a lot of coffee. >> this obviously will affect the way the obama campaign has to kind of craft their argument around healthcare. >> if the court says --

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henderson has no knowledge as to any of the underlying facts about this case. he can come in. we are suggesting he permit -- he be permitted to testify by declaration. somehow, even though he spoke to the mayor, that is not relevant? i said -- i respectfully disagree.

let's bring in nia-malika henderson, national political reporter for the "washington post."spondent. the numbers flip when go to the other side, anybody who isn't white, is this a racial divide or economic divide or both? >> well, i think it's a little bit of both. i don't think the obama administration, the obama campaign would be surprised at this divide, nor would any democrat who for the last 20 years have grappled with how to attract these voters lower middle class white male voters, folks who work with their hands, those kind of people. that's why you see the strategy focusing on african-americans, latinos, women, because they feel like if they can swell the voter world in those demographics, then they have a pretty good shop. barack obama in 2008 got 43% of the white vote. that's what bill clinton did lower than what jimmy carter was able to do. he got 46% of the white vote. they feel they have enough avenues, and kuwait frankly the demographics of the country are changing in such a way that it probably favors democrats in the long run. >> eliot: look, it's always bet

henderson on the mound for the bears. she was solid. a complete game and five hits and five strikeouts and go to the second inning. and it is gone. three-run shot and cal moves on to the ncaa super regionals. the lady bears impressive. nba action and the clippers are doing everything they can to avoid elimination by the source including drawing blood. we'll hit the hardwood as we abab >>> we tip off tonight with the clippers trying to avoid elimination by the spurs. blame griffin received four stitches to his lip after a collision. it didn't slow him down. two of his 21 right here. they are up 62-59. tony parker drives and lays it in. the spurs up three. after a chris paul turnover and he gets one last chance, but he can't get it to go. the spurs sweep the clippers with a 102-99 victory. after a disas russ game three -- disasterous game three, miami was down 10, but they caught fire in the third quarter. law brn lead the way. lebron lead the way. miami ties the series at two apiece with a 101-93 victory. let's tee it up at the byron nel

henderson on the mound for the bears. she was solid.game and five hits and five strikeouts and go to the second inning. and it is gone. three-run shot and cal moves on to the ncaa super regionals. the lady bears impressive. nba action and the clippers are doing everything they can to avoid elimination by the source including drawing blood. we'll hit the hardwood as we >>> we tip off tonight with the clippers trying to avoid elimination by the spurs. blame griffin received four stitches to his lip after a collision. it didn't slow him down. two of his 21 right here. they are up 62-59. tony parker drives and lays it in. the spurs up three. after a chris paul turnover and he gets one last chance, but he can't get it to go. the spurs sweep the clippers with a 102-99 victory. after a disas russ game three -- disasterous game three, miami was down 10, but they caught fire in the third quarter. law brn lead the way. lebron lead the way. miami ties the series at two apiece with a 101-93 victory. let's tee it up at the byron nelson championship

. >> bureau of alcohol, tobacco and enforcement will honor william henderson foot. he was the first federal law enforcement officer killed in the line of duty, at the atf memorial wall to preview this event. interesting case sarah good morning. >> reporter: it is fascinating to hear how this all came about. it was 130 years ago william henderson foot lost his life king his job for the atf and to hear how they came to discover the story, is interesting in and of itself that is why we will bring in the atf historian, and tell me a little bit about how you discovered this, i guess you were looking into mid-to late 1800s. 40 deputy collectors that had been killed and came across a story you never heard of. >> it was found in a newspaper article, and i read that an african american, deputy collector was killed in the line of duty. i knew we had never heard of him, he wasn't on our wall. it began a recovery process to learn the story of our fallen hero, deputy collector foot. >> reporter: tell me this was in mississippi. >> yes. >> reporter: he was down there, enforcingly

george will, jennifer granholm, liz claman, nia-malik ya henderson and ron brownstein. >>> good morning, everyone. george stephanopoulos has a well-deserved day off. this memorial day weekend, we remember that for the 11th consecutive memorial day weekend we are a nation at war. with 88,000 soldiers fighting in afghanistan and countless others monitoring hot spots around the globe. on warships in the persian gulf. down the arabian peninsula as yemen continues to threaten the home land. in pakistan, where tensions with our supposed ally continues to mount. and where china seeks to build its military might. to discuss this, let's bring in defense secretary leon panetta. i want to get some specifics in a moment. before i do, just broadly speaking, in this era of terrorist threats, nonstop terrorist threats, as a former director of the cia and the current secretary of defense, what is it like having this responsibility, how often does a terrifying message come on your desk about some threat and you just think, oh, my god. >> well, you don't get a lot of sleep, let's put it that way. there a

joline henderson taking on no. 2 arizona state in berkeley.enderson, the reigning pitcher of the year struck out eight and picked up her 30th win of the year. the bears scored on a walk to tie the game. the winner of the three games that also wins the tax 12. go bears exhibition point to the california school for the blind offers students everything from rock climbing to kayaking. but for the first time in the school's 150 year history they have introduced tennis. there are no future professional tennis players in fremont but the california school for the wine made it possible for them to simply try the sport. >> we had students in here that never held a tennis racket. >> this is not something that we probably would have chosen. it would have been like " blind kids playing football? " it is about that aall wendish. >> oat they credit massachusetts high-school junior for introducing them to tennis. >> i really wanted to find a way to give back and to share what i have learned with other people. it was really an internship in japan when i was fi

henderson has no knowledge as to any of the underlying facts about this case. he can come in. we are suggesting he permit -- he be permitted to testify by declaration. somehow, even though he spoke to the mayor, that is not relevant? i said -- i respectfully disagree. >> does anybody here think we should receive a declaration from mayor agnos? no? >> not for the purpose -- not from what we have heard tonight. >> why do we need to hear from phil bronstein? >> he spoke with ivory madison regarding the underlying facts of this case. his testimony is relevant to ivory madison's credibility, and relevant to what i remember some actively said regarding the underlying facts of the case. she told something different to mr. bronstein. i guess it is hard to compare. are you expecting to receive testimony that is different from what you expected her to testify about? >> we have not been able to talk to mr. bernstein directly. >> how do you know it is going to be inconsistent? >> because he has told others that the only thing that he talked to ivory madison about was whether madison could

the role of the sheriff again as the conversation we had about paul henderson, that is not relevant to the actual charges and as to the actual charges, there are no actual counts. it is nine pages of a narrative save it. what would request the production of a bill of prison -- particulars as to what exactly the charges are so we can defend against them. and the mayor and city attorney can say what -- which charge the witness would allegedly testified to? on tiki hennessy, i am fine with the suggestion of commissioner hayon. the prejudice of having vicki hennessy is not high. if she is going to testify on the matters that are listed here. i agree. i do not think it is relevant. i am in the minority on that. if the mayor wants us to submit a declaration, we shall allow it and we can evaluate further as we need. is there any objection? vice-chairperson studley: it would help. i think it might illuminate the difference, if there turned out to be any. >> next, the inspectors. is that an end-or or is that an or. >> we do not need to call either of them. chairperson hur: next, mayor ed lee. i

. >> and i want to recognize dominica henderson and judy bee, and thank you, thank you for coming. have a good night.

they're working with the dog rescuers in an attempt to get police in the city of henderson to spare the life of a six year- old dog. he killed a one-year- old boy last the week while the family celebrated his birthday. the family turned the dog in. but the oak park group is asking authorities to stop the scheduled euthanasia. rescuers have offered to support the dog at an animal camp in colorado >> the dog that could be killed monday or tuesday after a 10 day health quarantined ends >> a contentious and chaotic arraignments in the september 11th terror trial is finally over after 13 hours... coming up... break tau.relief [ female announcer ] philadelphia cooking creme. a simple way to make dinner fresh and new again. just stir it in. now it only takes a moment to make the moment. ♪ spread a little joy and see ♪ ♪ need a little happiness to be ♪ ♪ living the life ♪ at churchhill downs... the body of a latino man was found in a barn on the racetrack grounds at about 5:00 this morning. police say the man is a 40 year-old from guatemala. there is no word on a cause of death but police to su

. >> for a threenight stay in the presidential suite at the henderson park inn.rip includes daily breakfast and snacks, the use of beach chairs and bicycles, and round-trip airfare for two. hotel and airfare accommodations were provided by henderson parks inn. >> linda. >> have a great time. the sand is like sugar there. it's like the whole pensacola -- the coastline there. the handle area. gorgeous. >> love it. >> you'll have a ball. i notice there's no wine included so, bring a little money for that. >> if you think you should be our fan of the week go to klgandhoda.com. and maybe we'll pick you. >>> still ahead, the 40-something best selling author jen lancaster faces her greatest challenge to date -- acting her age. >>> plus, he lost half of his weight. wait until you see the newest inductee into the joy fit club. and unique and affordable gifts for mother's day. ♪ >>> we're back on this fun day monday with more of "today" and one woman who at 40-something has come to the realization it is time to frickin' grow up. >> yes, the very funny best-selling author a