professor william chambers to continue the solutions. continue the solutionslj call upon professor william chambers to continue the solutions. i thank the donald aung san suu kyi addressing the international court ofjustice in the hague, saying that if war crimes we re the hague, saying that if war crimes were committed by myanmar, it is possible they do not fall under the 1948 genocide convention. that is why myanmar is before the court, accused by the gambia, representing other muslim nations of committing crimes under the genocide convention against the rohinga muslim minority, and aung san suu kyi also saying to the court that it is not helpful for the international legal system to take over from domestic courts. well, let's get a ta ke domestic courts. well, let's get a take on what's been happening there. i'm joined by take on what's been happening there. i'mjoined by an take on what's been happening there. i'm joined by an international lawyer. good to have you with us today. first of all, just to remind everyone, this is not aung

chamber that is formed. richard jewell called a village rambo, likened by one scholar to wayne williams.lame to go around. david: in journalism, if you do it right, sometimes you do, sometimes you don't, is to find arguments on the other side and at least present them to the reader, television audience, so they can judge themselves. was that done here? kent: it was at first. things were looked at a lens of how can we show this guy is guilty? what happened with the major investigation with the fbi, you get hundreds of interviews. as more and more came in, what ended up happening, the stack of it look likemade he did not do it far outweighed the ones that looked like he did. david: you wrote a letter. what caused you to write that?it was an unusual letter. often you don't often hear an attorney writing a letter saying i don't think you are responsible. this guy is a legitimate hero. richard jewell really was a hero, saved a lot of lives. richard jewell really was a hero, saved a lot of lives. he had gone through 88 days through what he and his family called pure hell. and it was. it is so

chambers. any other members posted in the agenda or the following staff reports. number 1, the quarterly report on williams uniform complaints for august through october 2019. and an annual report on williams uniform complaints for 2018/19 school year. the vice president and then commissioner collins. >> so the williams report tend to be pretty pro forma, but i do have a question. i don't know if anybody on staff is here to answer. if not, we can get back to this later. if you look at the document, there is 11 facility complaints, and nine were resolved and two unresolved. so i want to know -- first of all, i would like to know what the facilities and the complaints are, because there is no supporting documentation around that and what the timeline is to resolve the issues. i don't know, dawn -- >> i can follow up on that and get you a response, commissioner. >> but an even bigger issue, and i've been bringing this up in different matters or forms, the first item is textbooks and instructional materials. i would contend that part of our instructional materials at the elementary level is having a robust cla