>> in closing, i just wanted to thank the mayor's office in particular, deputy chief of staff paul hendersonnd especially policy director kandel and policy fellow, ifton for the tireless efforts to make tonight's events happen and please admire our city hall and it is purple. and thank you all for coming out tonight. and see you same time next year. [ applause ]

we have a paul henderson movie, which is similar in tone. though a bit more serious. it's just a beloved goofy silly movie, and everyone does the invitations whether it will be such a movie. >> let's play a clip of the next film on the list. let's look at this one. >> movie reel: dr hill, there's a plot. that sounds crazy, you are probably thinking this poor girl flipped. but i have not flipped. all the same, there are plots against people, aren't there? >> "rosemary's baby" - i can't figure that out. >> it's funny to see william castle's name on that. this is one of roman polanski's first films and one of the greatest horror films. not a lot of horror or images, but shot in a european way. >> the exorcist is on the list. similarly, an incredibly beautifully shot movie. i understand the exorcist. all right. roll the next film. >> movie reel: toledo, what is happening to your face. >> cool it dad, let me finish >> your face is turning blue. you're turning violet, violet. >> i told you i haven't got it quite right ... >>> willie wonga classic, give me your opinion. >> i

joining me now, cleveland city councilman zach reed and legal analyst veteran prosecutor paul hendersoneing here tonight. >> thanks for having us, reverend. >> councilman, what do you make of what we're learning about this officer today? >> well, a lot of things were dropped. clearly we did not do our homework on this officer. clearly if we had done our homework on this officer, we would not have hired this officer. goes back to what malcom x said. you have good cops, bad cops and cops that don't deserve to be on the force both physically, mentally and this is what we've got. we have a cop that should not have been on the force because he could not perform the duties of what officers are supposed to do. >> paul, how can his background, the officer's background play into this case. the grand jury made meat on this. >> this issue is absolutely relevant in terms of allowing someone to use deadly force when there have been these issues in the past that were either ignored or not followed up upon. the mayor himself invited the federal government to come and continue an investigation and you

. >> joining me now, retired atf agent jim cavanagh and prosecutor paul henderson.being here. >> thank you. >> jim, 11 times eric garner said he couldn't breathe. was this proper police work or was it a crime? >> it's excessive force because you can only use the force necessary to make the arrest. the officer clearly has his arm sunk deep in mr. garner's throat. he is choking him. mr. garn he says he can't breathe. the medical examiner says the chokehold in the chest compressions resulted in his death. if that's not a chokehold, i'm the queen of england. that's a chokehold. you can say it was perfectly said or wasn't mixed martial arts hand positioning or something. but it gets to be ridiculous. it is like someone showing you a picture of a camel and telling you it's a horse. that's a chokehold. the question is, is it excessive force? we know it is against the nypd policy because it results in death. so it clearly is excessive force. and the civil rights division at the department has to step up. look at this closely. if it is excessive force, if they see it to get

. >> supervisors i am not paul but paul did ask if it was possible for someone to speak on his behalf. >> go ahead. >> so i am jason henderson and currently the chair of the market and ovtavia community advisory committee and i have known paul for over a decade. paul is a pillar in the community. he has back to the very beginning of the drafting of the market and ovtavia plan and he has a long record of advocacy within the neighborhood especially for families and for the public school system and keeping public schools -- like john muir in the neighborhood to accommodate future growth. i know you have his application in front of you, and he sends his regards that he had to be away today. he thought that the hearing was actually going to be before the thanksgiving holiday and he apologizes he couldn't make it today and i am happy to answer questions and support paul's candidacy for the cac. thank you. >> okay. thank you. and then next one is jason henderson. >> all right. so good afternoon supervisors. thank you. it's with great pleasure i am reapplying for the committee on the market and ovtavia plan. i am applying for the at

paul olsen seat five and jason henderson for seat six with positive recommendation to the full board. >> any objection? seeing none the motion passes. congratulations. thank you for coming. . item 6. >> item 6 is appointments for the shelter monitoring committee and there are four seats and four applicants. >> great. i will call them in order of the agenda. nicholas kimura. >> hi. good afternoon. i am nicholas kimura. i am seeking reappointment. i am currently chair of the shelter monitoring committee. i work as a shelter client advocate for the collaborative and volunteer for the coalition on homelessness. i am well aware of the situation, the homeless community faces, and have i have good rapport with the shelter management as well and seeking reappointment. >> okay. any questions? seeing none. kendra amick. >> hello and good afternoon. i am currently serving on the shelter monitoring committee. i was appointed in april of this year to fill a temporary vacancy and i am seeking reappointment because from my experience as a direct service provider in san francisco working with homeles