paul henderson, the deputy chief of staff for the mayor, also the director for public safety

paul henderson, the deputy chief of staff for the mayor, also the director for public safety issues, and i already have met with everyone in this room. i see many people in the audience, who i saw at the last hearing, but this came to the mayor's office's attention a long time ago. i met with a lot of advocates and committee members, the police department, i met with representatives from the federal government as well, and from the last hearing, but the mayor's office, it specifically, feels comfortable with the order we are addressing the concerns of both the community in terms of public safety and in terms of racial justice as well on this sensitive issue, obviously, but we are committed to maintaining our course. >> could you get off the door handle, please? >> we are committed to maintaining -- our concerns are we continue to receive the information with the federal government, which is why are we year are supporting the decision. which is why we are supporting the decision, as inclusive of the amendment with the general order we have. i wanted to comment and make an appearance t

when we went to a meeting with paul henderson, the chief of staff at the mayor's office, the mayor wasn support of us. >>jackie: we have not seen any issues with police officers. i did speak with a lieutenant from the san francisco police department who did not go on camera but he said he did not think there would be any more issues today. this is a subject that will have to go through the higher ranks of the san francisco police department and the city of san francisco. justine >> this just in and, the original occupy wall street movement has been going at this for one month. you can see from these live pictures how many people are gathered in that small manhattan park. the occupy movement has raced $300,000, this includes not only cash but donated equipment. it does not appear that the movement is slowing down. if anything, it continues to grow. we have occupy san francisco, oakland, walnut creek, there is occupy seattle, occupy miami. this movement is continuing to grow. >>darya: let's talk with george. there are some hot spots. >>george: a hot spot is not just a major incident, it

paul arthur stevenson the third. and they're holding him on suspicion of three counts of murder. and they were in a car with four other people and for reasons we don't know near a sargeant ted henderson. >> we've worked this investigation since the shooting occurred. and have developed substantial information. we have arrested one person, there is still one suspect outstanding. and is described as a black male. and wearing a dark or dark colored sweat shirt. we're looking for information for him. and the city is offering a $10,000 reward to the person that assists us with finding him that will lead to his arrest and conviction. >> and police arrested paul arthur stevenson this morning with help from the oakland police s.w.a.t. team. he is still the suspect here in san leandro with police, expecting the district toush to file murd skbrer attempted murder charges but they're not saying what degree they expect yet. police are also not saying whether the suspect is talking. they have yet to reveal types of guns, plural used in the shooting z it's a crime that has shocked and saddened this community and this evening, the police are definitely calling this progress. live in san leandro, ab

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