the declaration of paul henderson will be excluded from evidence. the next declaration is the declaration of when the stills. -- wendy stills. ms. kaiser, would you like to address that? >> i would like to offer to the commission, to the extent foundational objections are being offered, we can address those by having the witness testified and find out what the objection is. that is often the case in court, that it can be handled like that. that is a strategy for resolution on foundation issues. in terms of the declaration of the chief probation officer, she has testimony of direct relevance. she can offer testimony about sheriff mirkarimi and his probation, which is part of our showing of misconduct. the term is escaping me. i was going to "the actual words. in any event, she can provide evidence of that. she also provides evidence of the relationship between that misconduct and the duties of the sheriff, not just any share of, but sheriff mirkarimi, who will be reporting to her as a probationer if he remains in office, and also sitting at the table

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,

we agree with henderson. we can no longer afford to run 123 public schools. is the third rail for all school officials. chancellor henderson surely knows this, but to her credit she has proposed a series of community discussions regarding the number and location of schools that should be considered for closing, renovation or replacement by charter schools. chancellor henderson's use of tells fox 5 a series of state of -- office tells fox 5 a series of state of the schools meetings will be held in the next few weeks. this is your time to share your thoughts about this critical issue. understand this. as long as all those vested in the process of improving the district's public school systems know that there is no gain without some pain, we can all look forward to a more successful and efficient public school system in the future. that's my take. let me know what you think. go to www.myfoxdc.com and click on that's my take or send me an e-mail at tmt at wttg.com. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to

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

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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 to tell you what mr. hennessy's opinion would be. >> it sounds like it would relate to the standard of care. >> it would relate to the share of's department -- sheriff's department. everyone is in agreement. if you have one, the mayor is entitled to have one. whether there are specific objections, we can do with that once we know what the opinions are. i for one think we will need a subject matt

henderson crushes it to left. game is tied at two. got bottom of five. hunt, her 21st homer ever the year. this one off henderson. they face oklahoma in the finals. >> and french open. jokevitch facing sepi. he's off to a slow start. 81 unforced errors will do that. he roars back sweeping the final three. his 25th consecutive win at a major. the joker trying to win his fourth straight slam. roger federer with a scare of his own taking on the 28-year-old. after dropping the first set he takes the next three on match point. he seals it with a forehand winner down the line and federer also moving on to the quarterfinals. a little nascar coming up at 6. >> thanks, schu. >> up next the >> coming up in half hour on abc7 news at six, forget the simple sunburn. the man who caught on fire after putting on suntan lotion. and vision impaired athletes take the wheel on the water. the regatta just for blind sailors. join us at six. >> and final a travel magazine asked readers to rate the worst dressed people in the nation. >> and the spot is anchorage, alaska. just a

school libraries are extremely important. >> kia henderson is the chance leer of d.c. public schools. >> most graduations feature caps and gowns and lots of proud parents. today's ceremony featured a lot more. fire trucks escorted gregory to his graduation at gaylord national harbor. the military veteran flew in from afghanistan yesterday to receive his degree. now achieving this goal was important to him, but he was even happier to celebrate with his family. >> every time i come home, i'm so blessed and i'm so happy. it doesn't seem like time has passed. >> proctor received his management. his fellow fireman drove four engine trucks to the ceremony. >>> crowds are starting to gather to watch a daredevil live out a lifelong dream. nik wallenda is going to try to walk across niagra falls on a 2- inch tight rope tonight. keith from our sister station, wgrv, is there with a preview. >> reporter: that's right, lesli. you may be in the nation's capital, but this is the entertainment capital. nik wallenda, after months and months of preparation will be taking on the mighty n

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

chancellor henderson surely knows this.cussions regarding the number and location of the schools that should be considered for closing, renovation, or replacement by charter schools. chancellor henderson's office tells fox 5 that a series of state of the schools meetings will be held in each ward over the next few weeks. if you care about making the district's public school system better, this is your time to share your thoughts about this critical issue. but understand this, as long as all those vested in the process of improving the district's public school systems know that there is no gain without some pain. we can all look forward to a more successful and efficient public school system in the future. that's my take. let me know what you think. go to myfoxdc.com and click on that's my take or send me an e- mail. graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it.

then daniel henderson got into one with a runner aboard.n's 16th homer of the year makes it 6-2. the winner to advance on monday. but by the fifth. we tie it back 6-2. then padding a lead on a single shot. al baa ma wins 5-two ends cal's season -- alabama wins 5-2, ends cal's season. >>> the cardinal wrapped up its own regional tonight over pepperdine. >>> the bears score on this try going on to win 26-7 for the second year in a row. the national championship was won by darthmuth. >>> the miami heat were built to win nba championships but once again the heat may be feeling the heat as the nba play offs get deeper. miami in boston tonight tied at 89. the final seconds of regulation. he throws up a tough shot at the buzzer and they go to overtime. the celtics had blown an 18 point lead in regulation, they were down 2-0 as haslum did not miss that time. celtics trail by one. rondo floats in two of his 15 points it's the celtics by one. and now in the final seconds of ot the heat needs two to tie, three to win. dwayne wade off the mark. and thi

henderson from my office, and all the other leaders. thank you 3 much.ve a great reason to be celebratory the whole month, and i want to let you know i expect hundreds of thousands of people to come to our city to enjoy not only the great weather but the celebratory events and we have in store, and we are going the right direction. we are doing everything we can to have a city that is recovering common and and we get to shine our san francisco values for the rest of the country for a whole month, if not a whole year. how about that famine? i am not going to give you a whole speech. i am going to leave that to the other politicians. i take great pride in this city. whether it is commissioners or people in the community who work with us, our supervisors and elected officials, i take great pride in working with all of them to make sure this city is a warm, welcoming, servers, and equitable city, and this year's theme, a global economy, is all about getting the whole world to pay attention to how the quality would benefit them, so a wonderful team. i want to

this one off joleen henderson. alabama will face oklahoma in the final. cal eliminated 5-2 the final. joe caw very much and fedderrer advance to the quarter finals and jimmy johnson wins the stopover for the seventh time. a busy day. >> that concludes another broadcast of abc7 news. i'mal len wong. >> and i'm a -- i'm alan wang. >> and aye am -- i'm ama dates. we are always available on abc news.com and facebook and twitter. >> don't forget to watch the

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in the college world series cal needs to wins against alabama to stay alive the freshman danielle henderson a home run that tied the game at 2, her sister and the team's ace children in the not have her stuff on the mound, in the fifth inning alabama homers the crimson tide wins and 5-2 and eliminates cal. the governor runs over a member of the crew, he passes jimmy johnson but his lead is not last. it is johnson seventh when, to celebrate the of the high clouds. game day at 1130.

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

paul henderson and peter fenn. coming up, if making movies is about telling good stories our next guest is a true master of his craft. writer director phillip kaufman joins us to talk about his latest project hemingway and gellhorn. >> ship carrying a load. we were [[vo]]joy behar is coming to current tv for one week only until the fall. what happens if you ask her to tone down her opinions? >>sorry, i can't hear you. what? [[vo]]or tell her she has to stick to a script? >>forget it. [[vo]]that will never happen on current. >>try to be a little more conservative tonight. admitted that that look, we were able to keep a lot of the folks because of the stimulus. >> bill: absolutely. again, do you great work, judd. thank you. all of your colleagues at think progress. we'll see you again next after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. >> i'm doing a story on nurses. >> that's a clip from the new hbo film "hemin

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