president mazzucco: commissioner turman? commissioner turman: what was the disposition of the last case? >> i believe it was an admonishment, but i will double back on that and inform you. president mazzucco: please call line item 3 c, mr. monroe. secretary monroe: item 3 c, commission reports. president mazzucco: we have had a busy three weeks. for example, last evening, we went to law school with cheese suhr, and there was information about the occupy movement, and there was an attorney. it was incredible. there was a packed house. the press was there from pbs. and the part that i want to bring to you all, the most amazing thing, there was no complaint with the first amendment project about the san francisco police department handling of the occupy movement. in fact, something to be proud about, we are kind of a model. we are not uc-davis or berkeley or oakland. one of the reasons is we have a civilian oversight, and there was conversation about participation with the occ, and the checks and balances we have in place and t

commissioner turman: i have been on the commission since june of 2011. i have a former assistant united states attorney on the coast. now i am in private practice in a law firm here. i am very familiar with the area and i am glad to be here with you tonight to hear with the community has to say. >> i noticed that our supervisor, malia cohen is here. supervisor cohen: thank you for coming out tonight. i am also a native san franciscan, live in the neighborhood, crew of taking public transportation. grew up as a beneficiary of all the great things the city has to offer. the plans and the shrubbery, it looked good. i am happy to see the community meeting members here. i would like to see who more so in your squad cars at doing policing. but thank you for your commitment to the neighborhood into the residence. we don't just leave the to the responsibility of the police officers, thank you for your commitment as well. we have an open-door policy in city hall. our office is here to serve. we're here to serve all san franciscans. >> would you please call item n

turman, dejesus, and commissioner marshall as well. please come up. dr. joe marshall. i'm sorry, i couldn't read your handwriting. sorry. >> that's all right. i'm here to support commissioner mazzucco. i have been in the commission my third term, served with him the last four years. it has been great. it will be accomplished without a commissioner -- they sat next to me a few years. getting the number of cases down from 77 to eight was an amazing thing. that was the headline. get a table and get that down, the work and the leadership. what people don't understand, one of the commissions that get involved in personal matters, we do officer discipline. the balance is a big part of being in those deliberations. his past life as working in the u.s. attorney's office has served decommission well. he is fair, and him being also the son of a police officer brings a perspective to the commission that is sorely needed. you have to have balance, and he has been great. i have been his vice-president, he has been my vice president. i am looking forward to working with him the rest

jimmy turman tonight served a great capacity with the national bipartisan commission on medicare reformmany of you who have had the privilege of working with in different capacities thank all of you for inviting me to talk about one of the most important issues. and at the same time, one of the most divisive issues either party is going to have to face them that is what do we do at medicare reform? let me say have the privilege of serving in this body for 14 years in the house and 18 and the senate are other body as we likely have called them over here in the house. i think i fully understand difficulties as each member from each party has been addressing the very difficult issue of how we continue to provide quality health care for our nation's seniors. .. >> the best of what government can do in that legislation is one he'll pay for the program which government can do through the taxation system. second, government can help set up the structure of the program with standards the government would put into place. and third, government can make sure that private sector and companies do no