i don't want to pin this on commissioner turman. we act as a body, and let's just take it down a moment. instead of pointing a finger at the sunshine task force, all they had was testimony from people who said they tried to come in and were turned away and never had an opportunity to come in and others who were finally able to get in after a fight. but the errors do not reflect on a particular commissioner, the error reflects on the commission as a whole. you never left the room, i did. and everyone in line said we didn't know where you went. and when they found out where you went, they were sending texts to people still down stairs, to room 400. i did not see the sheriff's escorting people come up. and i did go down stairs and saw some people locked up outside. some people were calling to me because they knew who i was. it was two different groups. you should understand. one group was getting food. food wasn't allowed in, i get that. even though people were outside eating, i get that. on the other hand, there were people just tryin

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. >> president hirsch: yes me define that because the commission u commission under president turman had approved that, and that was the thinking at the time. the d.p.a. is an independent investigatory body, and the commission believed that the d.p.a. should come up with their own conclusions based upon the facts that they had, which they presumably could get access to from the department, and that is the issue, i think, that was of most interest to me, is that the d.p.a. felt they were not getting sufficient information from the department. but the question was should they be able to come to a conclusion of their own only after they see the completed kplugs of internal affairs or should they come to their own conclusion independently, and then the two of them meet and reach a conclusion based on what they each decided. i think the feeling of the commission was why should the d.p.a. be influenced by what the i.a.d. does. >> i will say in the past, the agency had some difficulties in finishing and completing and conducting a lot of their independent investigations in the way that we a

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just pass the street, then they will back it up and pull out over -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my name is wendy turmanrector. we are in here because we have not yet built our museum, so we are in the home of our neighbors, which is attached to a holy rosary catholic church and they very generously opened up their hall to us as a place where we could come and get warm, while the building is moving today and also to look at some of the things from our collection. part of the reason we need a museum and we are building a museum is that we have a lot of stories to share and it is difficult for me to back everything up and bring it out here on a daily basis. so we will be a little much bigger stories with more space, in ways that we hope will really engage people in understanding the past and thinking about their own place in the future. one object in our collection is this silver wedding cup, made in 1690 and used by a jewish couple in germany. the inscription on the outside is in german and wishes the couple a long and happy life. it was brought to the united states by an immigrant family in the mid-19th

it comes to crypto but again it's a sliding scale and governments are using various factors just turman what kind of trader you are look at out of it let me i just real quick do you see and you wouldn't notice it from being down in miami at that conference because you know things were happening it was a lecturer but you know we certainly had sort of a bubble licious two thousand and seventeen maybe the beginning of twenty eight hundred i mean i know you're not a financial adviser or anything but but you look at this space a lot what do you see going forward in the crypto space well it's really interesting because two thousand and seventeen was a crazy year two thousand and eighteen we saw a big reduction in price and two thousand and nineteen we're seeing that volatility realistically we're probably not going to see stabilization twenty nineteen as well . because so many of us desire that however you know we are seeing governments doing all kinds of things gonna last week came out and said they're going to there they may consider crypto currency as legal tender that's an important move

it's been an honor to fill the shoes of my good friend that we lost last may in julius turman. you have friendships and relationships with people because of this commission. and it's time tonight for a change. and so with that being said, i would like to nominate commissioner hirsch to be president and commissioner taylor to be vice president. >> i don't know if you can do that. parliamentary rules, i don't know if you can be the chair and do the nomination. i think you have to hand the chair over to somebody else. my name is on the list. i've been sitting here waiting to do that. so you might want to check, but my understanding is you can't make the motion and the nomination while you're the chair. >> madame city attorney? >> parliamentary procedure. >> that's what they do. >> it's my understanding we no longer have a parliamentarian on the commission. >> i mean -- >> that's just general procedure that the president doesn't make motions in any body from the board of supervisors to multiple board of directors i sit on. i don't know. maybe -- >> you can't -- because we just -- i

i respected turman. we communicated with each other. in fact, he was vehemently opposed to tasers and was shocked, president hirsch at the way you talked that night and showed you that. if we want to do something for his memory, you did rescind this vote. i thank you, petra dejesus, i suggest that you rescind that vote. we don't need to take another vote on tasers until the other 271 recommendations by the department of the d.o.j. are evaluated and taken care of. and then, we'll talk about tasers later, so i really suggest that you don't vote on -- i think that threw people off. we don't need to talk about whether we'll vote on the tasers again. that's my suggestion until then, but i suggest you only vote on supporting the brown act and -- [inaudible] >> president hirsch: all right. thank you. thank you. thank you. [inaudible] >> president hirsch: yeah, time is up. your time is up. this is what happened last time. this is what happened last time. thank you. thank you. your time is up. [inaudible] >> president hirsch: thank you. time's u