. >> and commissioner turman is excused and commissioner loftus? >> he is not going to be here tonight. >> excused. >> maybe i am wrong, i could be wrong with that. never mind. sorry. >> and also with us this evening, we have joyce hiks from the office director and deputy chief tomioka >> could you call number one? >> general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda, but within the subject matter jurisdiction, you should address to the commission as a whole not to individuals. on the police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither the police or the personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by the public, but may provide a brief response. and individual commissioners and police, and occ personnel should refrain, from entering into any debates or discussions during public comment and please limit your comment to two minutes. >> is there any public comment regarding items not on the agenda. hearing none, please call line i

so commissioner turman, commissioner loftus, ali and the occ and the chiefs that met last friday morning. it is great for the chief found time among the department's very busy schedule to meet with us and we planned to the upcoming community meetings. what i think that all of us agreed that we wanted to avoid was just recreating a commission meeting and having a mini, taser debate. it would be better to have a open discussion where the people are engaged and it is not just this very, combative tone. so we are trying to aim for, and so the format that we agreed on was having a department present in the beginning for about 30 minutes or so max on not just tasers but also other less lethal options as the commissioner did other less lethal options so the department to give that presentation to show that research and for us to open it up and have an open discussion, so it won't be a two minute public. if someone is hoging the mic. we will ask them to step back. so no one is dominating the conversation, we will have the commissioners rotate to see who is going to moderate, since there are thre

the 11-year-old has been told he can no longer go to jordan middle school and now must transfer to turmandle school. the school district says he's a risk to other children. therein lies the dilemma. when he was born, he had je ngec screening done. doctors found two markers that could lead to cystic fie bro sis. they say they have 11 years of clinical data that shows coleman does not have cystic fieb ro sis. >> they found him with a cyst on his forehead and essentially itch lemt a quo toe system is unnecessary. >> the palo alto unified school district did not want to go on camera instead releasing an e-mail position. part of it which states based on the advice of medical experts who stress the need for nonsibling cf patients to distance each other, we thought it best to place the stunoountst different campuses. >> the school had put on a white coat, diagnosed coleman without any doctor having seen him br and selected him to be excluded from the school. >> steven jaffe represents coleman and his family. they say the district's ds was made without talking to his doctor. >> it was rushed and

at twenty four miles up just keep going with that looking for bailout money ok next headline maxa turman ben s. bernanke at the challenge of the global financial system risk and governance under evolving globalization of high level some are sponsored by bank of japan international monetary fund tokyo japan u.s. monetary policy and international implications so max this is ben bernanke bono the clown speaking in japan and he said he admitted finally that we're basically in a currency war and he said but and that he's hearing a lot of complaints from emerging economies like brazil or china about the u.s. quantitative easing and money printing and he said but any cost her merging economies should be set against the very real benefits of those policies and he's saying the benefits are we save the world and if it weren't for us printing you know basically it would be a whole lot worse for you in the emerging economies right jim jones in guyana told the people to drink the kool-aid laced with cyanide because they were saving the world by killing themselves and this is bernanke his message drin

. >> in 62 they are reverend turman -- >> there's a chapter in the book called "sinners and saints," two long sections, one about the prison project, and the other is about the good friday experiment, which, again, rick should have written the chapter. basically, they had 20 -- i mentioned it, yeah, yeah, but you did a follow-up study, and basically you found that most of these people still remembered -- they asked me about ronny winston -- probably the same -- i would guess it would be the same. the day, you know, profound experiences, honored them, didn't become drug addicts, some ministers, some didn't, but it had a long term positive effect on their life. it did. >> did leery and abb hoffman meet? >> i'm sure they did. yeah. leary was a government informanet in the 70s to get out of jail. some people said he didn't give real legitimate information, but i think he got a couple lawyers in trouble who worked for the underground or the left. i don't know if it was hoffman, and allen ginsberg and brought the son, jack, to denounce him. i mean, most made up over the years, but people h