. >> i would like to welcome and a knowledge sheriff hennessy for being with us tonight. as noted, we have a number of scheduled speakers. each of those will be speaking for five minutes each. during that time there will be limited opportunity for commissioners to ask questions of those scheduled speakers, questions we might feel are important for the record. commissioner davis and i are going to ask our colleagues to bear in mind lack of time. after a scheduled speakers are finished, there will be an opportunity for public comment, two minutes each, and the last people to stay on the topic that we are here for tonight. first i would like to welcome alice hoffman. she is the president of the national association for the advancement of colored people in california. welcome. [applause] >> thank you to the commissioners and the co-chair. as a national board member of the n.a.a.c.p., to have an opportunity to discuss this issue, and i want to go on record to say that we are pleased to get at second it -- the commission in los angeles to pass a resolution to end the war on dru

now we are able to buy polo, hennessy and stay at w. hotels.o that was a conversation we are having. we acknowledge that we being hypocritical that the movements are stalled because we haven't had out enough to our responsibility. so now that i'm enacted this and made that transition from corporate to cause, they make a lot less money and we're both in high six figures and all that stuff. we have the life. we've given all that up, treated and. but the sense of empowerment, the consciousness and i really do believe that things can change in america for people. you can't put a price tag on that. we created the foundation. we contribute our own money and we really do think that if the foundation was funded with a pickup under the experiment left out and create solutions, were partnering with the corporate sector to do business is business owners. all kinds of possibilities. so i can do my time. i can do that to work for my communities than i could raise money for business owners who could be the next capital investment. so i'm reconciling my dutie

. >> it was sent to me by keith hennessy as hoover institute at stanford and said if you want somethinghave to watch this. come to find out over the past week it's gotten a ton of attention and they've raised over $100,000 for a scholarship fund. this is the kind of person we want to raise. he's a future 1%er but the hope the i.r.s. and osha and epa don't get ahold of him. >> most kids wouldn't have the patience to do something like this. i like the scene of his sitting by himself waiting for somebody come along. >> every weekend. >> nobody came along but he never lost his enthusiasm. then when he pushed the tickets through. you know how they come out. he goes in and pushes them out. >> stop, bob, i can't take it anymore. >> here's what i mean. talk about a stone heart. there you are. >> do you know why you like that so much? if you watch you know, bob, before and after every show sits in front on his chair like a little kid. you're cain. >> i wish i were. gregg, i've been hesitant to ask you. >> i followed up on this and he didn't have a permit so i made a phone call, they closed it do

>the mayor suspended him and picked hennessy to replace him. >> thank you ... >> the career deputy sherrifs, she was a year into retirement when the mayor called. >> it was a difficult decision but in terms of what they were looking for, and a person best suited to sit here at this time of the process takes its place, this is something that i felt i was qualified for. >> you mean because of the turmoil going on, you felt that you were the only combing presence? >> i will not say that i was the only one, but i think that i was one of the better choices and i was happy that the mayor had extended to that request to me. >> you came into the department and morale was pretty low? >> i will say that the express morale was pretty low. i think that people were feeling a little bit out to sea wondering what was wrong to happen. >> how is morale now? >> i think it is pretty good and i think that we are doing a good job. >> her biggest worry is how to work with less money, more prisoners and not enough deputies. but she says that she enjoys serving. >> could you consider running? >> i am focusing day

now were able to buy polo, hennessy has stated w. hotels and what have you?that is the conversation we are having. we basically knowledge we are being very hypocritical that the movement has stalled recently because we have not been owning up to our responsibility. so now the imac based at made that transition from corporate to cause, we make a lot less money. post over both the highest figures. we have a life. you've given all that has been treated in. but the sense of power meant, since it cautiousness but i do believe things can change in america for people. you can't put a price tag on that. so we created the foundation and we contribute our own money and proceeds in books than we think if the foundation were funded, we could pick up on where the experiment last half, put more statistics out and create solutions come even more partnering with the corpus that are so they can do more business and all kinds of possibilities are coming up so i can do my talented responsibility and use the fancy gdm nph work from a community and raise money for business owners

he's in hennessy, oklahoma. this is where oklahoma city is, to the south. what i want you to take a look at is what is happening out west. this is the dry line where rob was talking about and where thunderstorms are initiating. this is a couple hours away from where rob is. we think the second round is going to come in late tonight after the sun is done. that's what makes this so particularly dangerous, is that it's going to be impossible to see some of the tornadoes as they move on through. this is what we call that high risk day. storm chasers are out there all over the place, not just rob marciano, but we're watching this with a network of storm spotters. this is near dodge city, kansas, and really central parts of kansas right now is the area at greatest risk for the next two hours for rotating thunderstorms and take a look at that network. there are literally dozens of trained spotters out there monitoring this. if tornadoes develop and get on the ground and cause damage, we're going to know about it right away. and one of the areas we're talking about

when rage sets in, when ego sets in, when a hennessy sets in... >> i'm going to walk down here to whereends are. you stay right here. >> these young guys say, "let's go get who we think did it." >> i'm hearing 20 different things why that brother got changed. and all of it is stupid. all of it is stupid! 2:00 in the afternoon when these babies coming home from school, y'all shooting. for real? this is unacceptable for me to be holding this boy... this young man's obituary. schools, churches, your mama's house, your cars, those are safe zones! when i was about your age, i was making some real stud decisions and some stupid calls that was costing me my life. blood on my hands, in my head. stop. who does this baby belong to? who does this little shorty belong to? he just hanging around y'all? >> that's my little cousin. >> this little... he's just hanging around y'all, right? so he see everything that you all do, right? so if this brother right here catch a case and do a hundred years, whose fault is it? it's his fault? >> uh-uh, ours. our fault. >> our fault. >> teach him righteous. y'all