how often does this body meet? >> this body meets monthly from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on the first monday of the month. every board member is also expected to take a leadership role in one of the committees. committees meet bimonthly or quarterly. >> do we have any attendance information that you can provide us with to understand if there are some challenges with some of the members who are on the board in terms of attendance? >> of the folks who are currently on the board? >> yes. >> there are two members who have missed three meetings in the past year. >> board appointment? >> one member is board appointed, yes. >> is there a attendance requirement? >> there is a stipulation in the by laws, people will be approached about attendance. >> okay. and in terms of the board appointments, so, laura guzman is the co-chair? >> yes. >> and she's still on the board? >> yes. >> is she a service provider? >> she is. >> wendy phillips? >> wendy phillips has resigned. that's the appointment you're considering today. kim is a service provider. and eric brown. >> he is currently a re

then along came t25. >> it is a full-body workout. you give it everything you have for 25 minutes. >> we don't do breaks in t25. >> i lost 16 pounds and 5 inches off my waist. >> holy crap! yeah, i know. it works like that. it's only 25 minutes. come on. >> i just feel like i just went... >> when we first started this, my wife and i were the heaviest that we've ever been. she had just had a baby, and i, for some reason, gained 25 pounds. >> he put on a lot of daddy weight. >> luckily, we were able to do this together. it's kind of like insanity, but shorter, just right to the point. 25 minutes and you hit it and there's no rest. only 25 minutes a day. i've lost 41 pounds. it's no joke. you know, right when you get to that point where you're like, "i can't do it anymore," it's over. you're done. >> time. t25, baby. >> i've never seen him like this, ever. >> solid as a rock right there. >> to all moms, in general, who feel like they're never gonna get their body back, you can do it. you can do it. in 50 days, you have your body back, an

then along came t25. >> it is a full-body workout. you give it everything you have for 25 minutes. >> we don't do breaks in t25. >> i lost 16 pounds and 5 inches off my waist. >> holy crap! yeah, i know. it works like that. it's only 25 minutes. come on. >> i just feel like i just went... >> when we first started this, my wife and i were the heaviest that we've ever been. she had just had a baby, and i, for some reason, gained 25 pounds. >> he put on a lot of daddy weight. >> luckily, we were able to do this together. it's kind of like insanity, but shorter, just right to the point. 25 minutes and you hit it and there's no rest. only 25 minutes a day. i've lost 41 pounds. it's no joke. you know, right when you get to that point where you're like, "i can't do it anymore," it's over. you're done. >> time. t25, baby. >> i've never seen him like this, ever. >> solid as a rock right there. >> to all moms, in general, who feel like they're never gonna get their body back, you can do it. you can do it. in 50 days, you have your body back, an

my question is about cadavers or body parts especially body parts for transplant patients.t system we have why can't people, or maybe they do demand a financial benefit for their families for this so-called use of the body parts and if not, you know, maybe there would be the stipulation why can't i -- why can't everything associated with this transplant be free of charge? >> guest: yes, i wrote an op-ed some years back for "the new york times" on that topic exactly. there is a shortage for organs. there is a waiting list and i don't have the numbers in my head anymore but it's a tragic situation the number of people dying on the waiting list for organs. as an incentive why can't there be some way for people to receive some financial benefit or like you said to somehow compensate or encourage donation the concern is anytime you have money entering into the equation there could be some sort of black marker or people could feel pressured or that whole business that happens oversees with people selling their kidneys and given some small amount of money. some desperate person se

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then along came t25. >> it is a full-body workout. you give it everything you have for 25 minutes. >> we don't do breaks in t25. >> i lost 16 pounds and 5 inches off my waist. >> holy crap! yeah, i know. it works like that. it's only 25 minutes. come on. >> i just feel like i just went... >> when we first started this, my wife and i were the heaviest that we've ever been. she had just had a baby, and i, for some reason, gained 25 pounds. >> he put on a lot of daddy weight. >> luckily, we were able to do this together. it's kind of like insanity, but shorter, just right to the point. 25 minutes and you hit it and there's no rest. only 25 minutes a day. i've lost 41 pounds. it's no joke. you know, right when you get to that point where you're like, "i can't do it anymore," it's over. you're done. >> time. t25, baby. >> i've never seen him like this, ever. >> solid as a rock right there. >> to all moms, in general, who feel like they're never gonna get their body back, you can do it. you can do it. in 50 days, you have your body back, an

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control over a woman's body is still highly contested. as we know lisa brown was banned from the senate floor for saying the word vagina so the female body is sort of the space where. the law is having a huge impact and sex is really that school that's used to separate women from the neutral subject and being a citizen and so i really needed to use the law and claim that authority from myself and being the clip a gator making my case for the clit incredible that we have legislators who can't say a female body part vagina without getting ridiculed and causing a storm in the media you collaborate on a very cool piece of art which is the interactive golden clutterers and actually at a clip rodeo featuring your art is also expanding into the streets on a clothing what effect do you think it's having to put these images in people's faces. i think it's quite profound and i think it's just beginning just having the word clit or clutter as being in a public space i think is pretty shocking. addresses the fact that we never see it anywhere and it'

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you know what you are taking into the body. if they are long words and you can't pronounce them, nine times out of ten your body can't determine what they are either. >> if you go into a store and you buy a supplement that builds your body and gives you muscle and it says disclaimer on the bottom. it may have been bottled in a facility that does peanuts or gluten or other kinds of things. correct me if i am wrong. it is important to read that label on the bottom, the very small on the bottom, that says what else is in the supplement. >> i couldn't agree more. we also foster a lot of patient and client and health practitioner relationships. you want to do it under the guidance of a health care practitioner that understands what the fine print means. >> you have somebody who is following you. >> exactly, a coach, a health coach. >> in terms of that because you go into these stores and they have all of the supplements to make you bigger and muscles and skinnier and all of this other stuff. it may not work with something else you a

of the body. as far as stabbing cave in the upper torso, the right side of her face and the cranial vault of her head. >> six days later authorities track laura and colton in a hotel room in piedras negras. laura isn't arrested. instead, police advise her family to pick her up and take her home. >> she was still part of the investigation but we weren't clear as to her level of involvement. so at that point she's not a suspect. >> colton pitonyak is charged with jennifer's murder and brought to a local detention center to be interviewed. >> i'm pretty sure i need to speak with an attorney. this is serious. >> that's absolutely your right to do, okay? >> investigators then drive to laura's parents home. when they turn on their tape recorder, laura appears unwilling to help them build a case against colton pitonyak. >> he wasn't a sicko. i don't believe he did it. i really don't. >> in fact, laura describes the trip to mexico not as a flight from justice but a romantic vacation. >> i was very excited

can your body break it down? i tend to recommend liquids more than i do pills. >> oh, ok. >> because it's easy to take, perfect for children so the whole family can take it, and then it bypasses that breaking down of the capsule or the tablet. and then i also have another favorite called cell food. put it in your water bottle every day, and you just drink it all throughout the day. now, if you have digestive issues, then it's hard to absorb the vitamins in the first place, so pro--this is where probiotics come into play, right? so what you're doing by taking probiotics or giving probiotics to your children, especially, is to boost their immune system. 18% of our immune system is in the gut. and this is such a sneaky way to get in there and really boost. >> now what about flax seed oil? what's the difference between that and the fish oils? >> so it comes down to the omega 3 and the omega 6. flax seed oil is essential for all of us. and actually, the omega 3 and omega 6 balance in the flax oil is perfect for our bo

then along came t25. >> it is a full-body workout. you give it everything you have for 25 minutes. >> we don't do breaks in t25. >> i lost 16 pounds and 5 inches off my waist. >> holy crap! yeah, i know. it works like that. it's only 25 minutes. come on. >> i just feel like i just went... >> when we first started this, my wife and i were the heaviest that we've ever been. she had just had a baby, and i for some reason, gained 25 pounds. >> he put on a lot of daddy weight. >> luckily, we were able to do this together. it's kind of like insanity, but shorter, just right to the point. 25 minutes and you hit it and there's no rest. only 25 minutes a day. i've lost 41 pounds. it's no joke. you know, right when you get to that point where you're like, "i can't do it anymore," it's over. you're done. >> time. t25, baby. >> i've never seen him like this, ever. >> solid as a rock right there. >> to all moms, in general, who feel like they're never gonna get their body back, you can do it. you can do it. in 50 days, you have your body back, and

then along came t25. >> it is a full-body workout. you give it everything you have for 25 minutes. >> we don't do breaks in t25. >> i lost 16 pounds and 5 inches off my waist. >> holy crap! yeah, i know. it works like that. it's only 25 minutes. come on. >> i just feel like i just went... >> when we first started this, my wife and i were the heaviest that we've ever been. she had just had a baby, and i, for some reason, gained 25 pounds. >> he put on a lot of daddy weight. >> luckily, we were able to do this together. it's kind of like insanity, but shorter, just right to the point. 25 minutes and you hit it and there's no rest. only 25 minutes a day. i've lost 41 pounds. it's no joke. you know, right when you get to that point where you're like, "i can't do it anymore," it's over. you're done. >> time. t25, baby. >> i've never seen him like this, ever. >> solid as a rock right there. >> to all moms, in general, who feel like they're never gonna get their body back, you can do it. you can do it. in 50 days, you have your body back, an

the body is the body. >> yes. >> one of the things i noticed, i got kind of a vertigo when we worked together. then when i went back to you, you worked on my stomach for vertigo, which was quite shocking to me. >> basically, what you have to do when somebody comes in, there is not a protocol of treatment. it depends on where the restrictions are. and if you know how the anatomy is centered with the nervous system to put tension, take away tension, send the signals you want, then you can work on the organs appropriately. >> i'm going to let you stand here by malika so you can have a communication with her. malika, not invasive at all? it didn't make you afraid or anything? >> it's quite comfortable, actually. >> that's what i felt, too. it was the most incredible therapy i had had, and it gave me the most dramatic relief from my pelvic pain. i just want to thank you for coming on and explaining to our ger guests what this means and how you work. thank you so much, katrine. >> thank you. >>> up next, your questions are answered by me. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese fr

did they find the bodies yet?e making progress. >> it can still be a couple weeks or something? >> yeah. >> they are not going to stop. >> one of the best analogies i heard for it it is (indiscernible) tossing things until you find what you think you are lacking for. >> a lot of trouble to go through. >> i almost feel guilty. (laughter) costing the tax payer payer's a lot of money. >> but that's how committed the fbi is. >> sounds like they have got it, they have got the area they have just got to find it now. i no i don't have any rights in this situation all i have is information. now you are upset with me that i want to control the information. >> no, i am not upset with you. you were saying it is depressing yet there is frustration. >> it would be a lot of frustration. but it's already been years of frustration for a lot of people. they gthey are going to have to learn to live with it. >> did you find any knives in new york (indiscernible). >> i think there might have been in the boats. you told us we would fi

less than a majority of the body can always meet and discuss. the public notice agenda requirements etc., are for when there is a quorum of the body. but that also applies to the committees. >> yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. >> public comment? >> this item? >> seeing none. the item is closed. >> announcements. >> getting to the end. >> announcements, colleagues, any announcements? >> seeing none, any public comment? >> seeing none, can we go on to the president's announcements? >> i have three announcements, we are almost at the end of the agenda, we are getting closer and, we are really almost at the end of the agenda, and any public comment? >> seeing none, item 18, please? >> new business, future agenda items. >> commissioner wald? >> so i have a brief issue, this is in response to comments that i received from people in my community following our last meeting, i would just appreciate it if the president would clarify for the record that at our last meeting, we did not adopt a statement of any kind, so clean power. >> and i th

if we didn't find a body, no body, no credit. >> sitting in his prison cell, jimmy keene desperatelyd he had done enough. >> are they going to be fair and give me what's justifiably right on this, or are they just going to say here's six months? it was a crap shoot. >> without a location for reitler's body, beaumont had a decision to make. >> i made arrangements to have him take a polygraph test, just to verify what he was telling us, was it true. which he passed. and he did make a legitimate effort to do what we sent him down there to do. >> so beaumont urged a federal judge to give keene credit for time served. jimmy keene became a free man and returned home to his aging father. what did you feel like when you were finally released? >> i was happy as could be. it was a very bizarre roller coaster that i went on. it was -- i mean, redemption at its best. >> keene had five more good years to be with his father before big jim passed away. >> we both realized once i got out that there is a better world than just always in a constant dash to make money. it was more like look, let's just

just one body. >> that's right.t wasn't just one thing that they put in this body bag. there were pieces they put in the body bag. that's because unfortunately he had not only raped and killed her, but he had dismembered her body and when they recovered it, it wasn't just one thing that people saw them get out of the lake. >> coming up, the cruel and callus cat and mouse game played with the authority, toying with them as they desperately sought information on other victims and murders. we will take you inside the interrogation room when we come back. there's nothing like that feeling of getting something new. and now, with verizon edge, you can experience that new phone thrill, again, and again, and again. phil can you close your new phone box, we're picking up some feedback. every time you're ready to upgrade. having what you want on the 4glte network you rely on. that's powerful. upgrade to the motox by motorola with 0 down payment. get younger looking skin fast. with new olay regenerist micro-sculpting cream. wi

and i have been in toddler bodies, baby bodies, teenaged bodies, macho bodies. moustache bodies. endless bodies i have been in with my little ones and my eight children. and the fact of it is that, when you think about it, when i was in the 20-year-old body that i was in, i really thought it was real. didn't you? i mean, even the body that you're in, all of you look at your body and think, well, let's see, i was in a 20-year-old body, and is it real, was it real? well, you believed that it was real, but i've been looking for that 20-year-old body for 50 years now. i can't find it. and the fact of it is, the body that you're in right now is not who you are, because it doesn't meet that fundamental definition of what is real. what is real is what never changes. the fact is that who you are keeps occupying new bodies every single moment that you are here on this planet. there was a great poet, her name was emily dickinson. i feel like she was, must have been a sister, a soul mate of mine. she once had a poem, she said, holding up a handful of dust, she would reach down and say, this

well, because the biggest problem to your body is inflammatory-related conditions. doesn't matter if you're a truck driver, if you're a police officer, if you're a fireman, if you work in construction, if you work in the restaurant business, if you are a lady that stands on your feet all day -- >> almost if you move. >> if you move. >> [ chuckles ] >> because pain just ruins your day. >> you're looking at someone. >> it ruins your day. >> i have a low tolerance. >> it's hard to enjoy your life. everybody has a low tolerance, particularly when you have back pain. back pain will strike 80% of everyone in their lifetime. and it's an over-use condition -- chronic, chronic back pain. so, when you have back pain, you have arthritic pain, particularly if you use your body for your work. do you know that insurance companies today, with all the crazy things that are going on in our insurance world, one of the first questions they're asking you when you fill out your form to get new insurance is, "does any part of your body hurt when you come home from work?" so, they know th

where samantha conig's body was recovered?the fbi dive team came out here in late march, 2012, acting on a tip from israel keyes himself, dug a hole in the ice and recovered her body. >> that was in april? late r. >> late march, 2012. this is perhaps the likely area where the fbi would have come in with their team and set out right here. how did they know where to look in this lake? >> israel actually told them where to look in his admission to the fbi that he killed her, described how he did it and told them where they could find the body. >> not to be gruesome, but it wasn't just one body? >> that's right, it wasn't just one thing that they put in this body bag, there were pieces that they put in the body bag and that's because, unfortunately, he had not only raped and killed her, but he had dismembered her body and when they recovered it, you know, it wasn't just one thing that people saw them get out of the way. >> coming up, the cruel and callous cat and mouse game israel keyes played with the authorities, toying with the

the exact location of trisha's body.ught he nailed it when he found hall hovered over a map in a prison workshop. >> red dots over indiana, illinois and wisconsin and he covered it up really fast. >> lined up at the edge of the map were a dozen wooden falcons. >> and i said, wow, this is is pretty cool, did you make this? he said, yeah, i make them. he goes, it's really cool, isn't it, jim? he goes, they watch over the dead. >> falcons to watch over the dead. and a map marked with dots. it was the information keen thought would surely lead to the exact location of trisha's body. that moment, did you think, this is my ticket to freedom? >> i did. because i thought, this is it. i've got solid confessions on him. we know specific details. we know how he's done it now. >> keen believed he had his answer, that he'd soon be free, that he was done forever with larry hall. that night at lockdown, keen decided to tell hall what he really thought. >> i told him that he was a [ bleep ] sicko. i told him that he was insane. i said t

i got it in my spirit, in my body. cuba to florida.swimming from ♪ >> cuba, home of salsa and cigars, castro and communism. just 100 miles south of the florida keys. for diana, it's a place both complex and captivating. >> this is a magical place. it's not just anywhere. it's cuba to florida. >> truth is others have attempted this swim before, even succeeded, but no one has done it the way diana now hopes to. just imagine this, 60 hours in that ocean with no rest, no shark cage, no flippers. diana wants to set the record for the longest unaided ocean swim in history. and she wants to set that record at age 60. the plan is audacious and maybe impossible. >> the swim itself that she's setting out to do is a super difficult swim. >> well, this is florida. >> david marchand makes his living navigating caribbean water. >> key west is right here. it's 103 miles and havana is right there. if it was in a swimming pool 103 miles it's a long way, but across the straits of florida, it's super difficult. >> to make it, she'll have

the local coordinating board is really an essential body in our city.e work with them extensively and the membership is really important to us. i think their committee structure is functioning at a really high level right now and it's informing a lot of high level policy discussions we're having into entry into the system and strategic planning, thinking ahead. so, i just thank you in advance for your decision. it's not an easy one with the quail if i had applicants and thanks to all my colleagues at hsa for making it an exceptional body right now. thank you. ~ qualified >> thank you. >>> i'm charles sommer. i want to put in a word for deleano seymour. i know him a someone who came into the dining room to eat. as he grew from homelessness, he brings his tours to the dining room and has shown a great lovely for st. anthony's. i believe deleano can provide a [speaker not understood]. >> thank you. ~ >>> hello. so, my name is henry [speaker not understood]. i came from france five months ago to do a documentary about homelessness in the tenderloin. and whe

. >> the body and the mind go together. and as soon as the body starts to deteriorate, the mind goes down with it. >> within hours, a fleet of boats approaches shore, as a crowd gathers. >> go, diana! >> keep her energy up. keep obstacles at bay. diana knows, like no one else, that one bad moment at any time is enough to end the swim. a swim that has been her main focus for four years. it all started in 2009. and diana was headed toward a birthday, a big birthday. >> i was driving in my car, telling myself, you'd better get with these life lessons. you can't go back. you better just seize the day. go forward and 60 isn't old. and i was looking at the cars in the rearview mirror, and i caught a sight of my eyes for a second, and i thought, but wait a second. maybe i could go back. maybe that would be the event that would make me feel strong and powerful again. that would define me again. >> what once defined diana was marathon swimming. in the 1970s, she won races and set records worldwide. >> i'm interested in the most outr

it isn't known how many bodies will be found in the debris. special forces have rescued many people in the attack, and there could have been military logic in using heavy weaponry. >> you get to the point why you're not ready to surrender but you must deal with them. they may have booby trapped other people, holding people hostage, and there are people in that oppression we shall have damage. >> what was a place for the middle classes to spend their money on fashion, food and entertainment now stands as a symbol of horror. that horror is playing out on the faces of those still coming to the mortuary. scores of people are still missing. the total number of dead could raise above 100. al-shabab picked its target carefully. the victory were of all faiths and nationalities. this is an elderly sikh woman with her grandson with many questions about how the westgate mall siege came about and how it was answered. al jazeera, nairobi. >> we're live in nairobi. mohammed, are we expecting the death toll to rise further here? >> well, yes, indeed, elizabe

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we're not always able to measure on a day to day basis how much our body needs, and most people's bodieshould be able to regulate weight within, say, about five pounds. when you look at people over the course of a lifetime, most individuals are able to maintain their weight, usually as young adults, within a certain frame. it's going outside of that kind of set point where your body likes the sit that the consequence of taking in too much energy, and that's when we start to see weight gain. >> so there's sort of a self-regulatory system like with other things, i mean, certainly if blood sugar is working properly, you have insulin and it keeps it balanced. are you saying that the body is designed, if everything is working right, to sort of keep the weight in a set range? >> yeah. so there's actually quite a complicated and really beautiful system that's evolved over time to regulate appetite, regulate weight. our brawn really likes to keep -- brain likes to keep be tabs on energy going and and out of the on it body. if we've taken in a little bit too much it might fine-tune our metabolism

michael strober: in this case, the feared object, that which is phobically avoided is body shape, body fat. it's a morbid dread of body fat. should i try it on? in anorexia nervosa, that's coupled with extreme weight loss, but in bulimia nervosa, one retains or maintains body weight within the normal range, and there is this pattern of overeating and vomiting. anything that i was feeling that i didn't want to feel or that i didn't know what it was, i could just shove back every time i threw up, because it numbs you. and it may be a half an hour numb or a five hour numb, but, for a little temporary bit, everything disappears, until after-- when it hits you. and then it just starts over. that's how the cycle begins. adolescent girls who develop anorexia nervosa often share similar personality traits. michael strober: not that everyone with these traits will develop anorexia nervosa. in fact, it's probably a very, very, very small minority of people who do. but they are traits such as extreme compliance, perfectionism, regimentation, the need for order and sameness and regularity of routi

i got it in my spirit, in my body. this summer i'm swimming from cuba to florida. ♪ >> cuba, home of salsa and cigars, castro and communism. just 100 miles south of the florida keys. for diana, it's a place both complex and captivating. >> this is a magical place. it's not just anywhere. it's cuba to florida. >> truth is others have attempted this swim before, even succeeded, but no one has done it the way diana now hopes to. just imagine this, 60 hours in that ocean with no rest, no shark cage, no flippers. diana wants to set the record for the longest unaided ocean swim in history. and she wants to set that record at age 60. the plan is audacious and maybe impossible. >> the swim itself that she's setting out to do is a super difficult swim. >> well, this is florida. >> david marchand makes his living navigating caribbean water. >> key west is right here. it's 103 miles and havana is right there. if it was in a swimming pool 103 miles it's a long way, but across the straits of florida, it's super difficult. >> to mak

body, how do you feel about that? brought you here in the penitentiary. >> exactly. >> so you know you have to stay away from that stuff. but, you know, my biggest thing would be getting reacquainted with the world and the new technologies and, you know, because when i came here, a cell phone was as big as a shoebox. >> the guys that do return to prison -- >> chris lashbrook is only six months away from completing his eight-year sentence for auto theft and burglary. he's been trying to avoid trouble but has recently landed in administrative segregation. >> what happened? why seg? >> i was on the phone with my wife and they asked me to get off the phone, that it was lockdown time. when i hung up the phone, they got on the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook, and i pointed at the bubble and told her to [ bleep ] her tongue with me. walked up to my room, got security coming up, arresting me and putting me in the hole for investigation. my mouth tends to get me in a wreck whenever i get upset. >> you know what

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just one body. >> that's right.wasn't just one thing that they put in this body bag. there were pieces they put in the body bag. that's because unfortunately he had not only raped and killed her, but he had dismembered her body and when they recovered it, it wasn't just one thing that people saw them get out of the lake. >> coming up, the cruel and callus cat and mouse game played with the authority, toying with them as they desperately sought information on other victims and murders. we will take you inside the interrogation room when we come back. ♪ ♪ we go, go, we don't have to go solo ♪ ♪ fire, fire, you can take me higher ♪ ♪ take me to the mountains, start a revolution ♪ ♪ hold my hand, we can make, we can make a contribution ♪ ♪ brand-new season, keep it in motion ♪ ♪ 'cause the rhyme is the reason ♪ ♪ break through, man, it doesn't matter who you're talking to ♪ [ male announcer ] completely redesigned for whatever you love to do. the all-new nissan versa note. your door to more. ♪ get younger looking skin f

>> where's the body? tiffany hartley, herself, may have executed her husband? >> i don't think so. >> and now even more evidence tiffany hartley is telling the truth. a surveillance photo taken that very afternoon, one hour after the attack. >> you notice there on the front of the boat you see bundles of marijuana there. >> it shows a boat, a group of men, one with a green shirt, one shirt black, fitting the description given by tiffany hartley and what gonzalez says is a bail of marijuana. it is information mexican authorities have had since the very first day. >> sheriff, i mean, i got to ask you. is that possible that mexico is going to find, catch and adjudicate killers in what is a lawless part of mexico? >> i really cannot answer that, but i can tell you this. based on past record, i think they have a somewhat of a zero solvency rate and a zero conviction rate. >> and there is one more piece of evidence. a small blood spot on the life jacket tiffany hartley wore the day she says her husband was shot

the bottom line is that the task force is a separate body and this body has disrespected it to the ultimate degree by dismissing every single complaint referred to this body. and you know the hearings and the staff does not do an investigation and they simply say that everything that the sunshine ordinance decided or the task force decided was wrong. and this has been the history of this body. and for years, you dismissed them out of hand, by the executive director. and then, for two years, you pretended to come up with the instructions, and then, finalized the instructions without any input from the task force and now what you want to do is exempt your own staff, from the sunshine ordinance, altogether. and by simply removing the due process. >> thank you. >> >> good evening, commissioners, i'm dr. derek (inaudible) and good evening mr. st. croix. the proposal to botch the sunshine complaints against them would make sense, if those complaints were very common. and but they are rare. and as far as i know there has only been three in the last 13 years since the sunshine ordinance was passed.