every quarter we have an obligation to -- >> for the items you're a ccepting, submitted, you'll have public comment. >> president stansbury: i'll be continuing next month. >> managers under review for the quarter. we have mechanic al process for placing public managers on a list. if they happen to under perform their benchmark ovree to five year period or if concern about staff turnover or organizational changes or violated the guide guidelines. if my view this is a mechanical process. we had eight managers last quarter, three of which have come off. i would state really from mechanical reasons these three stand capital i reference earlier all of them are actually well ahead of their benchmarks. and past performance exceeds their peers 50% of their peers over other time frames. fast what i will highlight. those three have come off. we have not added any -- i'll leave it to your question. >> president stansbury: question s from the board? no questions. comments? open up to public comment. any members of the public that like to address the commission regarding this item? close public c

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very significant concerns, -- out in the field, it is a different environment, that there is more ccepted. mrs. christiansen: you are absolutely right. that is about getting what is under our culture. being very clear about what is not accepted, changing those behaviors and then there are structural things that will allow reporting in different ways. even for out in the field, if there is cell service, our 1-800 number will pick up, we have timelines, action must be taken within 24 hours to look into an investigation and to evaluate the situation and to take corrective action. >> mr. ruppert, on doi side, do you have a similar process for recording and required action? mr. rupert: the policy recently put in place in doi sets very rigid expectations for managers and timelines to respond to omplaints. there is a tremendous focus on ensuring that process that really explores and understands and provides inquiry into investigation is rigid. expectations go along with it, the follow-through -- to the point of in the field, especially in these areas, incidents where we have very diverse organiz

verifiable any reversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outcome the united states ccept. remain until north korea eliminates weapons of mass destruction programs. if diplomacy does not move in the right direction, those measures will increase. mark: secretary of state added the united states will add investment help. theresa may is calling for unity with americans friday to prevent the government from being defeated in key votes this week on its main brexit bill. the votes tomorrow and wednesday, after the u.k. house amendment torts the eu withdrawal bill to soften the terms of bruce's departure. -- britain's departure. she wants to retain close ties with the block after britain believes in march of 2019. the unit humanitarian agencies expressed concerns today about recent airstrikes in rebel held provinces, warning we may not have seen the worst of the crisis in syria, even after seven years of war. the added the military isolation could become in his words much more complicated of brutal than other conflict zones in syria. >> we have seen in the last few weeks of escal

ccept that >> we accept that finding. >> your report further found struck -- for more aggressive measures against hillary clinton including the of grand jury subpoenas and search warrants to obtain evidence. do you accept that finding? finding.ept that >> and the reason agent strzok did that is in america we let personal views but we expect when they do their job, when they enter the f.b.i. building they check their views the door. that's what we expect of our agents, and in your case, you're a ray, republican, nominated by a republican president, controlled by a republican controlled senate. you've made over $39,000 exclusively in donations from palestinian candidates. you because you check your beliefs at the door and you're doing your job. when you interview agents to hire, you can't ask them if they are a democrat or a whether should you hire them, isn't that right? >> that's correct. congressman, that i take very seriously our obligation to do our jobs apolitically, independently, and objectively, no matter who likes either side. i'll also say we don't subject our agents to political

north korea has not change the complete, irreversible denuclearization is >> bil jack keaneo talk cceptbout reaction from capitol hill and elsewhere live in paris, france and gregg palkot is in seoul, north korea. now, greg, hello. >> bill, there is hopeful but cautious watching of the dogs n in -- doings the people are under the nuclear gun of north korea. understand presidentrump has spoke with the south korean president and his hopes and prayers for a successful summit has been driving diplomatic forces between the dealings with north korea. the latest we're get from secretary of state pompeo is new security guarantees may be offered to north korea in any summit negotiation. that could impact the status of a very important loop here in south korea, 28,500 u.s. troops. also to be possibly discussed in the negotiations a formal end to the korean war. that was halt with a truce from 65 years ago and the people i've been speaking to it could mean a lot to stability in this area. by the way, another sign of change, north of the dmz here on the public in north korea actually know what is h