discussion, if needs to be, about the police protocols, about how police should respond to situations -- >> identifying yourself. saying you're the police. yes. of course. >> right, right, but i think those are all side issues that may distract us, the same kind of a side issue that would be a discussion about whether or not she should have had her handgun pointed up. those are side issues. the real issues are the issues that the family has addressed, spoken about, and even the mayor and the police chief have spoken about. that is, the question of not only individual accountability on the part of police officer the but institutional accountability. the ability for institution, police agencies across the nation, specifically here, to hold their members accountable and to insist on higher level of standard, professional standards, for their police officers. i think that should be the area in which we kind of work toward because i think that's what the family wants. obviously, that's what the administration wants as well.