and paul henderson has already touched on violence prevention.we will continue our programs in service of violence prevention services. these are full year programs for our community. but very important -- we want to make sure everybody knows that all of our violence prevention programs are working with the department of public safety throughout the city, so we can coordinate our services and make sure that our services are targeted where we need to be periods -- need to be. we have been able to work with a wonderful food vendor, and they will be providing organic, locally grown sustainable foods this summer for all of our children and all of our programs. we will provide 80 programs this summer. some of them are at park and rep. some of them will be at a community-based organizations. we will have food opportunities for children starting in june of the way into august, and the project to serve approximately 5000 meals per day every day during that time. this is more than last year, and i believe we will have better quality food because they are

paul henderson is a prosecutor. hy is the defense raising the question of whether casey's brother or father were the father of her little girl? neither of them was the father according to dna testing. so they already know that. is this just a ploy to put a suggestion in front of the jury? >> reporter: absolutely. this is just a red herring that they're throwing out there to try to paint a picture without putting her on the stand. and the reason that you know that that's the case is because up until now, they never requested any of that dna be tested. and if they really suspected that this was a possibility, they could have easily have asked the prosecution to have the dna tested for that likelihood. >> the prosecution are the ones who requested that it be tested. i think that might be the purpose of asking the questions in the first place is to show that prosecution the police suspected incest. >> the jury now still doesn't have an answer about george anthony. there was an argument between the lawyers. the jury was e

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. >> for more on today's emotional testimony and what we can expect joining us now is paul hendersonormer prosecutor in san francisco and andrea lions, a law professor at depaul university and casey anthony's lead attorney earlier. as i said you're a form member of casey's defense team. >> yes. >> you think she's innocent? why? >> well, because i believe she didn't commit the crime based on things that i'm still obligated not to talk about. but also because there is no real proof that there was even a murder at all. >> andrea, let me ask you, though, we have seen just a litany of lies that casey anthony has told. >> that's right. >> and being a liar does not make you a murderer. i'm not equating the two. but it certainly goes to her credibility. >> absolutely. it absolutely does. >> and now as the defense is taking over, what do they have to do? what do you think the defense -- i mean are they now going to be hitting this -- i assume we're going to be trying to bolster their argument that she is an abused -- that she's a victim herself of past childhood abuse? >> well, that is what t

. >>> joining us for more on both of the case, cbs 5 legal analyst paul henderson.et's start with the bey verdict. this was not a first-degree murder charge. >> life without the possibility of parole is what they are facing and that's what we'll probably see at the final sentencing hearing. >> three weeks of deliberations. does that seem unusually long for you given -- >> it's not really that unusual given the testimony and if you think about it, this was nine weeks of testimony and over 50 witnesses. and so jurors listening to that amount of testimon and the volume of the evidence have to take the time. everybody wants to do the right thing but it's not unusual giving the magnitude of this case with two defendants and all of that evidence they were sorting through. >> you talk about that testimony and some of it seemed to be extremely damaging because they had testimony from the man who committed those murders. >> broussard, yes. >> and then they also had this videotape when they were in custody and they were mocking the killing, they were making fun of it. >> righ

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i spoke about it earlier with former prosecutor paul henderson of san francisco and andrea lyon a lawanthony's defense attorney. >> george anthony denying an affair with the volunteer and that he said caylee's death was an accident that snow bald out of control. how do i think it play today? >> i think this is more of a distraction. the defense is trying to get in all of the side issues to distract the jury from focusing on the real central issue which is how did this child die and who was responsible for it. and so to me, the facts that are the aleutian allusions to the father having an affair or how the search took place is a distraction to the issues in the case the i'm not as concerned with it. >> andrea, clearly the defense is trying to bring up everything they can possibly think of, which i guess is their job. but does it make them look kind of scattered? >> well, you have to remember that george anthony said to this woman that it was an accident. and that is the -- >> he denies it though. >> of course he denied it. but she confirmed it. i mean, you know, he's going to deny it n

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i spoke about it with former prosecutor paul henderson in san francisco and andrea lyon a law professorey anthony's previous defense attorney. >> paul, george anthony on the stand today denying an affair with the volunteer, denying caylee's death was an accident that snowballed out of control. coming down to a he said she said situation here. how do i think it played today? >> i think this is more of a distraction. and the defense is trying to get in all of this side issues to distract the jury from focusing on the real central issue, which is how did this child die and who was responsible for it. and so to me, the facts that are the allusions of the father maybe having an affair or wandering around or who he was involved with in terms of how the search took place to me is a real distraction from the ultimate issue in the case. i'm just not as concerned with it. >> andrea, clearly the defense is trying to bring up everything they can possibly think of -- >> sure. >> -- which i guess is their job. but does it make them look kind of scattered? >> well, you have to remember that george ant

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i will say under the leadership of the shirt department and the new energy that paul henderson has brought to city hall, we are really seeing a huge opportunity to move it light years ahead in the next few years. of course, it has taken way too long. i did bring a copy of the article that i want to leave with you today. one of the other things i wanted to touch on, one of my main talking point today, was going to be about justice and how to implement it. another place that i think we should be going with this report is to start tracking homicide. as you know, i have been telling the board of supervisors and the mayor's office for some time that we have a great story to tell. homicides are down by 80% when related to domestic violence. most of them were non-english speaking women. you will hear more about language access to the. now for the last three years, our average has been two. that is too many. it is a tragedy for that family. it is the world, right? from a statistical point view, down 80% when the homicide rate of san francisco was down 50%. for us to be down 80% shows the collabora

. >> reporter: cbs 5 legal analyst paul henderson, former prosecutor, says despite the celebrity factor, this is still about steroid use and setting an example. >> we were all in the room because of the steroid use and abuse. that's how we got here in the first place. barry bonds elevated that situation when he chose to lie in the grand jury or interfere with the prosecution. >> reporter: but former federal prosecutor, now criminal defense attorney tony brat says to barry, it was all about barry. >> barry bonds with us a guy who grew up playing baseball, from a baseball family, and reached the very height of that career. when he was given immunity, all that did was protect him from criminal prosecution in the event that he admitted using steroids. >> reporter: which he never did. nor was bonds convicted of lying. the closest the jury came to that was a vote of 11 to 1. one juror didn't believe a witness who said she saw bonds being injected. >> well, i just thought she was very unreliable. that doesn't mean his sister is, but there's the slight possibility. and i, i just -- i didn't fee

. >> reporter: cbs 5 legal analyst paul henderson a former prosecutor says despite the celebrity factor, this is still about steroid use and setting an example. >> we were all in the room because of the steroids use and abuse. that's how we got here in the first place. barry bonds elevated that situation when he chose to lie in the grand jury or interfere with the prosecution. >> the singularly focused light. >> reporter: the former federal prosecutor now criminal defense attorney tony brass says to barry, it was all about barry. >> barry bonds was a guy who grew up playing baseball from a baseball family and reached a very heights of that career. so when he was given immunity, all that did was protect him from criminal prosecution in the event that he admitted using steroids. >> reporter: which he never did, nor was bonds convicted of lying. the closest the jury came to that was a votes of 11-1. one juror didn't believe a witness who said she saw bonds being injected. >> well, i just thought she was very unreliable. that doesn't mean his sister is but there is a slight possibility. i j