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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i mean what you just mentioned that's ruffled some feathers already why do you think roma said it turman to join this ambitious but controversial venture the belton road initiative despite strong reservations in the rest of the e.u. . well you have the prime in such a septic antti pot of the five star movement it's the now that's the populist party that is in this coalition government and they believe that this is money that it's needs in order to deal with all those promises to be to boost the infrastructure and to boost this sluggish economy so they believe that china can perhaps might have in that direction it will also open the italian products out into that you massive chinese market now that end of the start of this coalition government you have the lead party has a far right party and the leader of that party's money is being equal he has expressed reservations saying he does not want to see china to colonize easily so really you should see the government but the odd specter to sign that never end of understanding. leaving the wooding of colonize ation aside how big is the worry t

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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

should be coming from a party that means the direction now you are part of the coalition that's to turman to form the country's next government but the military camp is saying you're not in a position to do that what's your response. if you believe that we believe that the party that wins the most seats in the election have to right to form coalition government by shout out body which is. riches of arriving at number two. they shoot. into forming off the next government but they are trying very hot now to to fall to government competing with the party. be no more seat i think that is not very appropriate considering that pati patni. tried to two full course budget done that was shot. at the next prime minister. it looks very much like thailand your country is headed into a political deadlock also because neither side is willing to give in then how can you resolve this stalemate. election result is not decisive enough its pro-democracy camp is now having a how. it has five and it seats. having a powerful one hundred and two hundred forty seven two hundred forty nine seats so it will be nee

late friday night and how annoyed though on north korean foreign minister said that the chairman turman kim offered a written commitment to no longer testing the long range missiles and not to allow any and to allow expand inspections in the korean north korean posole liddy's. trumbo walked away and it didn't really seem it didn't go that well because back home he faced a lot of critics. isn't for the failure of the summit but anyway no real deal was made to actually have this site to actually make his trip i little bit more optimistic when he was returning back to washington he stopped to alaska to make a great announcement. we just took over you know you kept hearing it was ninety percent ninety two percent the caliphate in syria now it's one hundred percent we just took over one hundred percent caliphate that means the area of the land we just have a hundred percent so that's good. it's quite a power of what he said but the coalition forces believe that it's kind of contradicts of how they see the situation on the ground in december trump announced that there will be a full withdrawa

with director henderson and his chief of staff, sarah henderson, where we talked about the julius turman fellowship, which i'm extremely, extremely excited about. and i'm sure that director henderson will talk about that. i talked about all the great files that they had pulled apart in the office, and talked about 96-a, so i just wanted to report we are meeting at schedul scheduled. >> president hirsch: okay. next item. [agenda item read]. >> president hirsch: any items? okay. seeing one, next item. >> i think we've spoken about this before, but i would like to agendaize -- i would like to get a deep dive into what the department's doing in terms of making sure that its members are accounted for with mental health support and issues. you know, from what i know, the suicide rate in america is, you know, really, really high, historically high, and it's a continuance problem for us as a nation and i know particularly in law enforcement, and so i would like to know what kind of support and services the department is providing to its members in making sure that we really support the people wh

before, i couldn't get my button -- but yeah, commissioner turman, talking about angel investors, i know he really loved this program and it really meant a lot to him. he increased the number of kids going. i know he's looking at this, going thank you. what we heard the last time, what they said after being there is very important. i'm glad you mentioned chief sur. i understand he went last year and didn't follow the rules -- but yeah, he had a good trip, and it was an eye opener for him. >> okay. good evening, commander. good evening, president hirsch, commissioners. commander peter walsh from the chief of staff's office. i am here to discuss i guess general order 3.16 which was recently revised in december 2018, which governs how we release police reports. this is be a high level kind of vi view. our general customers or people who use this are generally the public and the media. i'm not going to get into insurance companies and other law enforcement, which is a little different, but just the two major consumers of police reports and also d.p.a., there's a whole other process for that.

before, i couldn't get my button -- but yeah, commissioner turman, talking about angel investors, i know he really loved this program and it really meant a lot to him. he increased the number of kids going. i know he's looking at this, going thank you. what we heard the last time, what they said after being there is very important. i'm glad you mentioned chief sur. i understand he went last year and didn't follow the