mr. windsor, is that -- so maybe we can ask mr. ndsor some questions. >> commissioners. >> so john, are you still security -- head of security for your company still? >> yes. >> can you tell me why you know the conditions that there is no identification on the security guards other than radios in this video? i want to hear from -- [inaudible] >> okay. but you're in charge of the security. that's your company. >> yes, i am. >> so do you have to follow the procedures or -- >> simple answer. >> well, i'm asking -- >> that night -- >> okay. >> dovetails with the video of the gentleman who's in the t-shirt -- >> no, step one. >> it's a dovetail, so i have to answer both, if you don't mind. >> okay. okay. go ahead. >> so it goes to the gentleman who put his t-shirt inside out wasn't security. that's one of the managers, and he drives a lot of the front door security for that evening, so i wasn't personally there, which is why i put that as context, because the condition is straightforward, but only bennett and mark who's the person that p

mr. windsor -- saw some windmr here, as well. so we had all the people rush across the street. security's kind of looking over there. i believe this was mr. montoya here at the entrance. he's stepping back. they're still looking across the street. looks like she's reaching for her radio. mr. montoya sees something. looks like he's reaching into his pocket. could be a phone, and the phone went back in the pocket. this gentleman coming out, you'll see him later on in the video, as well, with a scarf. this person appears to be security -- that's when the shots were fired. there's security there. the gentleman -- okay. there's mr. montoya picking up the phone. i assume that's when he called police. but i want you to look at these two gentleman. it looks like the security guard on the left is trying to keep the right back. but i'm confused here. what i've never seems before is he wants to get over there, which is fine, but you're going to see him all of a sudden take his shirt off, and reverse it around, and i don't know why he would do that. i don't know if it's a security practice.

mr. ducey, you are saying government at the speed of business. theranos when out of business. uber had to move is self driving cars windsor was killed. is the speed of business too fast for economic security? gov. ducey: the first responsibility of the governor is to protect public safety and while we do have regulations, that is to protect public health and public safety. we lose 800 arizonans a year on our highways due to human error. andnt to open up innovation bring google and wayne mo and gm and toyota. what happened is tragic. i want to see 38,000 people who die in avoidable accident across the united states, i want to see that problem solved. bad actors, when companies misbehave, there will be accountability and there will be accountability. we do not want the attorney general to get involved and refunds were conducted. as you said, the companies out of business. we still want to be a welcoming place for public health and public safety. ms. rivera: mr. garcia, 30 seconds please. mr. garcia: another broken promise from dove ducey. he says public safety is in one and yet has put arizona at risk. and he is setting us up for anoth