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,

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

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

my name is paul henderson. familiarity with the task force and i've worked with them over the years. there's a number of really strong candidates both that are reapplying and new candidates that are applying. so i was just here to -- in support of several of the new candidates that are coming in from different organizations. i'll be brief and who they are. kitt grant from the national black journalists association, which, i think it's important, you know. i know this is a city that embraces and welcomes diversity so i'm really excited to see the depth of the candidates that are coming here now to sit on this commission. also, david sims whom i've known for a long time, both from being active in the gay lesbian community but also in the legal community, i think he'll bring a depth of knowledge and commitment to the position. also, my friends from alice, outside of this building, who have been particularly active and that's owen stephens and louise fischer are great people that i've known for a long time. so whil

henderson. good evening. >> good evening. >> is paul ryan an example of why america ranks 25th in math behind slovania?economist says he can't possibly do that while slashing taxes at the same time. >> that's right. and he also claims that there will be a lot of savings under medicaid and medicare for seniors and other folks. this image is being a real budget and policy wonk. in that way he has become a favorite of democrats, too. they love to run against this ryan budget. they saw it work in their favor in the upstate new york race and they certainly want to tie, democrats do, want to tie mitt romney to this -- to ryan in this budget. they will call this the romney ryan budget and try to taint mitt romney and tie him to these policies that would in a lot of ways, gut a lot of the safety net. >> right. and the white house is now so exasperated about the bla tent false hoods that one of the calmest press secretaries said this. do not buy into the bs that you hear about spending and fiscal constraint with regard to this administration. i think doing so is a sign of sloth and laziness. he's right isn't it

henderson, david druker, susan page, he changed the subject of the big 12. it was like, okay. campaigning for the vice presidency, i feel like we have seen -- i think bobby jindal is interested. paule reagan library -- >> and talking about debating -- >> the biden experience. >> they're all interested. >> with the exception of mitch daniels. i believe him. everyone else, forget it. >> marco rubio going to south carolina. >> people used to jockey behind the scenes when they wanted to be vice president. this is really public this year. >> probably because we harass them so much, they break down. >> a little bit of this. but i take it -- the romney people strike me as people that they don't want to have that, like maybe they won't like that. >> i disagree. they want to stay in the news. the only thing he's going to do is choose is vice president -- >> before the convention. >> before the convention. that's a big story. this keeps him in the news -- >> in a semi positive way. >> he's making his case. >> he's seen as somebody who's wanted -- >> most of the people we're talking about are very respected in republican activist circles, among the grassroots. they'd love to serve with romne