mr. henderson. i cannot help but continue to think about dan hogan at times when charlie was not even able to play on the tour and charlie was relegated to backseat tournaments and like the hartford open in the wing nuttery state. i would like to recognize -- recognized art with -- our next witness who is the president and director of the naacp. a position that she has held since 2013. when she is held -- led the lds and cutting-edge and urgent civil rights issues decades -- with decades long leadership fighting voter suppression. this is an equity and education and racial discrimination in the criminal justice system. she first joined in 1988 and litigated voting rights cases before leaving to teach constitutional law and civil procedures for the next 20 years at the university of maryland school of law. she received her undergraduate degree from nasser. she will be recognized for five minutes. >> good morning. i am the president and director council of the naacp legal defense and education fund. i

mr. henderson back in july you were strucked to contact me regarding the mishappening of my complaints. and you have not. i have personal experience with candace carpenter aware that the investigator cal kerr ron [inaudible] about my complaint and [inaudible] closure. i reached out to the department several times and you guys are continuously impeding my ability to get justice so my request again is to have someone properly handle the nature of my complaint as you have been made aware of all of the mishandlings not only from your agency but by the san francisco police department and the san francisco district attorney's office . you indicated -- no notes in the case over 20 years so again as i have stated before i am getting conflicting information from your agency as well as the san francisco police department. me as a professional i'm a medical coding auditor and i find it really surprising that i have been able to uncover more about my mother's case than your team has. thank you. >> thank you caller. president elias that's the end of public comment. >> thank you. next item. >> line i

mr. henderson back in july you were strucked to contact me regarding the mishappening of my complaints. and you have not. i have personal experience with candace carpenter aware that the investigator cal kerr ron [inaudible] about my complaint and [inaudible] closure. i reached out to the department several times and you guys are continuously impeding my ability to get justice so my request again is to have someone properly handle the nature of my complaint as you have been made aware of all of the mishandlings not only from your agency but by the san francisco police department and the san francisco district attorney's office . you indicated -- no notes in the case over 20 years so again as i have stated before i am getting conflicting information from your agency as well as the san francisco police department. me as a professional i'm a medical coding auditor and i find it really surprising that i have been able to uncover more about my mother's case than your team has. thank you. >> thank you caller. president elias that's the end of public comment. >> thank you. next item. >> line i

mr. henderson, sir, appreciate your time today. we wish you the best in the hours ahead. if there is anything that we can do including getting the word out in any way necessary, please pick up the phone and find us, we'll be here in the hours and days ahead. appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you very much. >>> and we continue obviously to track hurricane ian. sobering statement this morning from the governor, people across the state, buckle up. >> this is going to be a nasty, nanasty day, two days. probably we think now itit wille exiting the peninsula sometime on thursday. so this is going to be a rough stretch. we're here to respond to the areas that are affected once the storm has passed. it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumlinthan floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow that was fast! good news, pal. i'm not detecting any of the six most common arrhythmias. what next? let's get some fresh air. been

henderson, al jazeera. well, johnny, we lived up from jackson in mississippi. is the city council president, mr. erin banks. mr. banks, thanks for joining us. live on al jazeera. i mean, what is the situation right now? day 3, for hundreds of thousands of people with no clean drinking water. well, the situation right now is, you know, today instead of having a flow at 87 p s i, we our drop down to around 40 p s i. and our whales and our tanks, their supply, the area from the surface water lines are basically depleted. so that means people are experiencing low to no flow. and so, you know, right now, what we're trying to do is make sure that we can provide water, whether they're stu, haven't distribution sites with bottled water. right up the street from where i am right now, far to high school. there's a 6000 gallon tape for people to receive less water to put a contain so they can flush the toilet. and we're just trying to make sure that there's not so much of an interruption in their quality of life. ok. so when you expecting the, the broken down plan to start running again. obviously that wi

>> no, director henderson described it as a cross between mrs. hawkins position, chief of staff and the chief of investigations positions at the department of police accountability, correct? you said that person had been hired. the mayor had their name. the job had not been advertise #d so i would like to know and the board should want to know and community as well, has someone been hired as a staff member for the office of inspector general other then mr. leung? >> that is not on the agenda, so-but--why don't we talk off-line about that? i'll e-mail you tomorrow about that okay? >> okay. >> i'm not aware anyone besides-not aware of anyone being hired to assist this body besides the secretary. i can say that. >> same, but if that is so, we absolutely want to know who the individual is and receive the information on it. >> i would like to make a motion. >> to? >> it isn't a action item. >> any other discussion as it pertains to recruitment? >> if we could adhere to the agenda and also talk about when we hire the inspector general maybe particular

henderson? sir? where does the abston come in? >> [inaudible] >> social security? i'll address you that way. mr.th especially aggravated kidnapping and tampering with or fabricating evidence in a criminal case. your bond is set in that case in the amount of $500,000. your second case you are charged with a misdemeanor offense. value of $1,000 or less. identity theft, and possession of a credit card. your bond is set in that case in the amount of $10,000 by the judicial commissioner. you are presumed to be innocent of the charges. you have a right to have a lawyer represent you on these charges. that is why you are asked to fill out some information for me for each case in an affidavit. raise your right hand, sir. do you swear or affirm that the facts and the information that you are submitting to each of your affidavits concerning whether you can make bond and hire an attorney is true and correct information, sir? lift your hand up. in each of your affidavits for each case you state at this time you are not able to make bond, have no one to help you, and you are not able to afford a lawyer, is t

mr. kelly served his full sentence he would still be in prison today. four of our fellow citizens would still be alive. >> reporter: eliza fletcher's body was found, henderson, had a long rap sheet. he was arrested 16 times for theft, age 14, and served 20 years. tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. four runners will turn out, for eliza, and honor to remember her. you mention mentioned memphis. i want to read a text i got from a close high school friend. she wrote me how many people do you know can sing in their city that my friend's niece was abducted by neighbors son was murdered, my best friend's son was held up at gunpoint and a mom from our school was followed home and raped in front of her children, that is just in the last year. stuart: that is astonishing. thank you very much. valuable input. i want to bring in senator marsha blackburn from the state of tennessee. this man had a lengthy rap sheet. why does this keep happening? >> it keeps happening because you have prosecutors, das that don't go about putting in the maximum sentence as mayor strickland said. if this criminal had served his full term, he would not have been out on the street creating and co