. >> blanca, eso es un punto muy importante, tanto janet napolitano y el presidente obama, han anticipadoue se podrÍan producir apagones por muchos dÍas. existe un plan de contingencia para atender a los pacientes de hospitales y que se tienen que refugiar en algunos albergues. >> efectivamente, han sido habilitados al rededor de 150 albergues. el presidente ha pedido que pasan, hoy y maÑana, con sus familiares, en zonas que no son consideradas a y b.

nbc's janet shamlian is with us from hockley, texas. good evening, janet. >> reporter: brian, good evening. the corn is burning up and this heatwave is getting worse just as high schoolers are suiting up and spending more time outdoors for band and football practice. at a high school outside dallas, the football field was empty, on what should have been the second day of practice. after a coach collapsed and died monday. the team had just finished its second practice of the day in triple-digit heat. when wade mcclain fell over as he was walking from the field. >> he just became ill and lost consciousness and the doctors are still trying to determine exactly what happened. >> reporter: near atlanta, 16-year-old forest jones is fighting for his life after fainting and hitting his head after a football practice last week. doctors say it was heat stroke. with school just weeks away in many parts of the country, band members and other students are playing and practicing in searing heat. >> the majority of cases who get into trouble with heat

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we are expecting that we'll hear from homeland security secretary janet napolitano.head of fema and the national hurricane center. about an hour from now we'll be making the official federal statement on this. east coast mayors along irene's path, and fema is predicting billions of dollars in damage which is the louisiana thing this economy needs right now. so we'll bring you that news conference. as soon as that gets underway you will be their watching it. gregg: the president is going to be talking about irene at 11:30 eastern time, so we'll be carrying that live. you are right about lower manhattan. all of lower manhattan on fill. low-lying area, it could be absolutely flooded. north and south carolina starting to see the first rain from the outer band of irene, the outer banks getting 6-9-foot waves. thousands of people are clearing out for a potential disaster. john roberts is in kill devil hills, north carolina. >> reporter: if you look over my right shoulder off to the horizon you will see clouds from the very most outer band of hurricane irene. those are clou

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janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >>> overseas now, this has been one of the bloodiest, most violent weeks yet in syria, where despite international condemnation, the ruling regime has continued an intensified crackdown against anti-government protesters in the city of hama. nbc's martin fletcher has our report on syrians under siege. >> reporter: with foreign journalists banned, local media muzzled, this is what the syrian government does not want the world to know. it is the sixth day of a syrian army assault against a town of hama. water, electricity, internet and phones cut. tanks in the city center. 13 people shot dead today, activists say. with reporters unable to work, these pictures are from protesters' cell phones, showing bodies dumped in the river. around 2,000 citizens killed since march. troops arresting people, more than 15,000 dissidents jailed according to human rights watch. but the syrian government is fighting back with pictures too, saying it is fighting against protesters with guns. it calls them armed terrorists. whose pictures to believe? america has decided. >

janet? >> thank you. thank you, mr. president. and i'd like to echo the president's comments about the ongoing threat from hurricane irene. we will be dealing with the impacts of this storm over the coming days, and i urge all americans to take prudent steps to stay safe. now, dealing with a storm like this requires a three-phase approach. preparation, response and recovery. some states and communities are still currently responding, while others are beginning to assess their damages and plan for recovery. as response assets are freed up in states already impacted by the storm, we will begin moving them to help with ongoing response. and we will be working with all other states throughout the recovery period. i'd also like to thank the entire team that is working so hard to respond to irene. and that team includes the american people. thanks to all of you who prepared, especially those who followed local evacuation order. your actions helped protect not only your families and minimize loss of life, but also freed up local first re

here's janet bodnar. she's president at kiplinger's personal finance. >> the stock market's falling. you're concerned about keeping your job or paying for the kids college. what if your children pick up on your money worries? and they inevitably will. how do you talk to them about tough money times? first, stay calm. ask your kids what they've been hearing at school or on tv. that's a good way to correct any misconceptions or start a discussion. and don't be glued to market reports on tv or your computer screen. second, be reassuring. the kids don't want a rundown on your stock portfolio; they just want to know that everything is okay. if you are facing a financial crisis, share the information in an age-appropriate way. if you've lost a job or fear that you might, tell them your plan "b". for example, that you'll be working part-time or collecting unemployment while you look for a new job. tell them you may have to cut back on spending. if college is around the corner, tell them to focus on less expensiv

. >> in conversations with janet, she explained the breakdown. a good concentration of youth in district 10 would be at all well and o'connell, so we did take that into consideration. a lot of the constraints, and this is the first year in a cut program, we had was the timing and the funding was released and how much time we had to put an actual effective program together, so there are definitely some things that need to be fixed as we move forward, and we are doing the best we can to try to capture as many as we can, but again, we are up against a small time crunch, so we do want it to be effective. and we want to do a great job, but we did take all listings into consideration. >> you are looking to extend this program to next year? >> that would be my hope. >> what i think is going to happen next year is that so this cohort of ninth graders will have to graduate, and i think that is with the panic is. we're very concerned about that. it is a much more rigorous study to graduate, so we are looking -- we just did some projections for next summer

janet sh janet shamlian is -- >> reporter: as we saw, after a two-hour hearing yesterday, the judge ruled he be held, she had the option of 8 days, but she went with 16 more days. this gives prosecutors more time to look for evidence. right now they admit that is an uphill battle. there's very little that ties gary giordano to any crime or the disappearance of robyn gardner. they admit that is tough, because they don't have a lot of clues here. what they submitted to the judge yesterday was that his story does not match up with what they saw on the dahl august 2nd when they arrived at this baby beach. they also have some witness statements, but beyond that, very little evidence. they did request a dna sample from gary giordano, he refused to give one. prosecutors went to a judge, asked for a court order to get one. she granted that, so they essentially took a sample from him, that goes against his claim that he as been cooperating. >> janet, thank you. >>> back here, a manhunt is under way in connecticut after a terrifying home invasion. investigators say five gunmen tied up a family and

we saw janet from tanzania. why did you choose these stories. what were you trying to tell by the selection of these women and these stories. >> i wanted to show this is a global problem. mortality is in some sun trees they say sixegrees. the highest of course was in south africa and i chose tanzania because it was the countries with the highest rate of mortality inhe world. the president there have been very vocal as a leader amongst the african union on this issue. and so i thought let me choose a country with high burden but also with the political piece in order. i looked to address barriers in each of those territories, in each of these regions and obviously in tanzania thlack of human resources is a big probm but also just the fact that so many women live in rural areas like janet. >> charlie: five miles to a clinic. and the clinic was inadequate that she first went to. >> yes. in those scenarios where you have compilations if you dot have access to emgency obstetric care they really can't do anything for you. they c refer you and then the

janet, anything you want to add? >> no, mr. president. i think you've nailed it.re just at really the end of the beginning and now going into phase 2. >> anything else us? >> no, sir, mr. president, just on behalf of the team, i appreciate that you came over. i get to represent the unseen faces. i just appreciate that. it goes a long way. we have a long ways to go. they know it. they're going to be here to support you and the citizens. >> thank you very much, everybody. >> it's just the beginning but just a look there at the coordination between the executive branch of government, the federal emergency response and even state governments as they prepare and respond to all that's taking place up and down the eastern seaboard as hurricane irene continues to threaten the east coast. we'll have much more of our continuing coverage of hurricane irene after this. >>> hurricane irene is battering both the north carolina coast and virginia coast right now. let's zero in on atlantic beach, north carolina, where we find our john zarrella. john, how's it looking right now? >

we've just had janet napalitano saying cost is not an issue.protecting property. >> best of luck, sir. thank you for joining us here on msnbc. >> glad to be on. thank you. >>> predicting the damage from hurricane irene. how large the insurance losses could be from the storm. it's coming up next. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? you feel it working, so you know it's working. and that means you're ready for whatever the day brings. unlike ordinary toothpaste, you feel a deeper clean. you're also protected. with new crest complete, you know you're covered. >>> 53 past the hour. a life look in atlantic beach, north carolina. we can report that 200,000 are without power across the state of north carolina. take a look at that picture. that's where kerry sanders is positioned. he said just a short while ago it looked like

latest on the death toll, the damage and the power outages and we talk to homeland security secretary janet napolitano about the federal response to the storm. >> it's been very costly. there have been questions raised about the amount of monies that we have available now that irene has hit. let me just assure your viewers that the survivors' needs will be met. they are our number one priority. >> ifill: then margaret warner gets an update the conflict in libya from simon denyer of the "washington post" as rebels advance toward moammar qaddafi's hometown. >> brown: we debate a proposed oil pipeline that would carry crude 1,700 miles from alberta, canada to the gulf coast in texas. >> ifill: betty anne bowser reports on prescription drugs in short supply forcing tough choices for patients and doctors. >> it really cripples our ability to treat properly. we have to become creative of how to treat patients because often the chemo patients can't wait for their treatments. it's just infuriating. >> brown: and ray suarez looks at new census data, revealing some surprises about marriage and divorc

janet, yes. i mentioned youment. >> okay. good enough. i have a question. >> yeah. >> the decision that john f. kennedy made at the bay of pigs, do you think that resulted in his assassination or played a part in that decision? >> i think probably lee harvey oswald's mind it did. there's, of course, a question of whether fidel castro ordered it. lyndon johnson said castro knew kennedy wanted to kill him, so he wanted to kill kennedy. there was a lot of speculation that castro may have ordered this himself. castro denies it vehemently. we do know that oswald visited the mexican embassy -- i'm sorry, the cuban embassy shortly before the assassination and perhaps got some sort of signal or communication there. but what we know for sure is oswald, he was in the sow yet union when the -- soviet union when the bay of pigs happened and was infuriated by it and thought he was doing fidel castro a favor by going after john kennedy. so indirectly, yes, i do think the bay of pigs definitely leads to the assassination of kennedy. it may have had a mo

of course, we should let you know we're monitoring very carefully janet napolitano, homeland security security and craig fugate the head of fema is letting us know what the federal government is doing to help those affected as a result of hurricane irene. we're watching so many things right now for you. we go from there now to jeff frenery who is our msnbc meteorologist. what's the status of irene? still a cat 1 despite the winds and tremendous water surges. >> that's really the thing. even though the winds as we've been saying all morning long at 85 miles per hour, we're talking about a long duration wind event for a good section of the coastline. the latest update, 85-mile-per-hour winds gusting higher over 100 miles per hour at this point. we've seen the central pressure staying steady. 952 millibars. that is a sign this storm is not wavering own though it made landfall at north carolina at cape lookout. what we see happening is this storm system just continuing to refuel here from these warm atlantic waters up the coastline, and that will enable this to keep its current strength.

. >>> el sismo nos dio una lección dijo janet napolitano. >>> debemos mejorar cómo evacuamos a todos,el tecno de esta iglesia bautista se derrumbo pero dijo que se salvaron. >>> tuve que esperar para salir. >>> en la embajada de ecuador se cayeron tres chimeneas. >>> causaron dañ en los pisos, en el interior del edificio hay baño con paredes cuarteados. y el sismo dañ el obelisco. >>> encontramos una grieta de 4 pies de largo, y una pulgada de ancho, turistas no podrán ingresar. >>> no siempre tenemos el tiempo de venir aquí, y ahora que está cerrado pty triste. >>> un grupo de ingenieros volverán a revisar el documento. en washington>>> hacemos una pausa, y enseguida, el presidente de apple renunció a su puesto y crea >>> la depresión es más común en los niños, y adolescentes, los padres deben estar alertas, si muestran comportamiento rebelde quizás sea momento de recomendar un experto. >>> la vida no es para que estéñ triste. >>> hace algunos año para ella decir esto buera sido imposible. para ella salir de la cama, y sonreír eran ataleas complicadas, tenía depresión. >>> tenía 13 a

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. >>> janet napolitano escribió a líderes del senado, detalles de como se implema dijo que se crearaas deportaciones pendientes. asegurando u a implementación uniforme y justa, basada en las nuevas prioridades. en el capitolio. univisión. hoy rindieron en nuevo méxico. un homenaje a antonio díaz chacón, el inmigrante de 23 años considerado un héroe por rescatar a una niña de 6 años secuestrada. el alcalde de alburquerque proclamó el número de días. fueron homenajeados los 3 policías que arrestaron al secuestrador. y dijo que pa pesar de estar casado con una ciudadana estada ni denso. debido a lo difícil y costoso del proceso. >>> el departamento de justicia, inicio una investigación en contra del departamento del sheriff de los angeles, por discriminación en contra de miembros de la minoría afroamericano na e hispana la acusación que la policía presionó a familias para que se fueran del lugar donde viven. >>> el caso sobre el asesinato a golpes y pedradas de un inmigrante guatemalteco. ha dado un giro impresionante. primero se dijo que policías vendieron al hombre a supuestos sicario

i hated that janet's effort. because i lived chan. he was always good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken at a committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at him. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. breaking news at this hour libyan rebels who say nato is now pounding kid off his compound in tripoli tripoli from the air one of the gadhafi son say fall islam who was earlier reported to have been arrested has made a surprise appearance in tripoli claiming the rebel forces backbone has been broken seargent say they are in control of most of the libyan capital while loyalists say they hold only a small part of it. independent journalists at the rixos hotel in tripoli they feel under siege and are in danger from what is happening outside. opposition supporters rejoice hoping the forty one year old regime is nearing a dead end but skeptics point to the bitter disillusionment that followed the fall of egypt's dictator. and e.u. leaders who rushed to hold talks with officials from libya's new government as

i hated that janet's effort. because i lived chan. and was i was good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken and a committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. twenty years ago largest country. disintegrates it. must have been trying. to teach began the journey. where did it take to. be good rebels have turned reported over by monica donkey to go save the power transfer as they prepared final time in town. the rebels say it's treason talks that's ahead for the embattled leader for more join the reflection of from tripoli in just a moment. there's a big shakeup in the russian space agency after the loss of another unmanned mission with scientists now rushing to resupply the international space station on prevent a disaster. also north korean leader kim jong il roll through hopeful russia by train for meeting with president medvedev saying beyond young ones a resumption of international talks that will bring peace to the peninsula. and tropical storm irene leads for

i hated that janet suffered. because our live chat. he was always good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken at the commissary i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. where the gold rush still gets people like. this time. where the local government is giving power back to the people. to a paradox. on our. breaking news from libya hundreds of rebels have entered the libyan leader's compound the opposition claims to be in control of most of the capital however the whereabouts of colonel gadhafi remains unknown. secretive system has reportedly planned the endgame for gadhafi regime guiding the rebels in their push. oil giants fall back to libya on the red carpet. to help give them. international news in comment live from moscow it's just past ten pm here in the russian capital and in tripoli eight pm where the breaking news is that libyan rebels inside.

i hated that janet's effort. because i lived chan. and was i was good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken and a committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. download the official delegation to go on the phone or pod touch from the choose outs to. life on the go. video on demand teens in line broadcasts and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. breaking news this hour rebels claim to control the libyan capital after a major back to. two of his sons were captured body opposition but one has reportedly escaped with the help of law in this fight since. independent journalists at the rixos hotel in tripoli tell you they feel under siege and in danger from what's happening outside. opposition supporters rejoice hoping the forty year old regime is nearing a dead end but skeptics point to the bitter dissolution that followed the full egypt. and e.u. leaders rushed to hold talks with officials from libya's new government as the transitional coun

i hated that janet's effort. because i lived chan. and was i was good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken and a committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. breaking news this hour a reuters news agency quoting rebel sources saying nato is that now pounding gadhafi compound in tripoli from the air this as cut off the forces of fire three surface to air missiles towards the coastal city of misrata the rebel council claims that they are in control of most of the libyan capital after the alliance backed advanced while loyalists say they've regained some ground. independent journalists at the rixos hotel in tripoli tell our t. they feel under siege and in danger from what's happening outside. opposition supporters rejoice hoping that the forty one year old regime is nearing a dead end but skeptics point to the bitter disillusionment that followed the fall of the new gypsum dictator. the new leaders of russia to hold talks with officials from libya's new government

i hated that janet's effort. because i live chan. and was i was good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken and a committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in india g.'s available in the grand central shirts and the. president to the children they want results minute beatriz's book clothes gone home to ridges cement hotel kind of photos. in the radio to leave the g.o.p. hotels church in new delhi who took the most recent babyhood clearing collection ramon to close a. maiden's hotel. close a movie don't understand shift it was punished with a precocious premise. our breaking news at this hour here on aug and we hear that now there are more clashes happening in tripoli as the rebels have arrived in the center of the town legibly pushing out kadafi loyalists more details to come about breaking news here on out c. journalists in tripoli report gunfi

i hated that janet's effort. because i lived chan. and was i was good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken at the committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. wealthy british scientists on. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines two kinds of reports. for the full story we've focused on the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. breaking news from libya rebel forces have entered the compound of moammar gadhafi in tripoli the opposition claims to be in control of most of the capital however the whereabouts of the libyan leader remain unknown to some but rebels are on the square from where he used to address the nation. the u.n. steps up pressure on syria ordering an investigation into possible rights violations during the crackdown on anti-government protests and. police arrest a man suspected of masterminding a good murder of a ru

i hated that janet's effort. because i live chan. and was always good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken and economy theory i couldn't bear to look at. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. breaking news this morning here in our t.v. unravels reportedly seize control of most of the capital following a major nato bath advance that according to the government sought thirteen hundred people killed but some sources on the ground have told r.t. it's too early to say tripoli is falling and there are still confusion as to who is controlling the city. even through all the. international journalists in tripoli fear for their lives we bring you a firsthand account from the hotel that's already fallen prey to looters. meanwhile celebrations are in full swing in the rebel stronghold of benghazi but experts who draw parallels with events in egypt warn of the

i hated that janet's effort. because i lived chan. he was always good to me. as a child i really liked him. and i hated that he i mean he was so. broken at a committee hearing i couldn't bear to look at him. sean's grandfather died shortly after the execution. he is indeed. fifty two feet. in the same. since. in toyland of a billion hotels. bunyan treat being called a new mother told by a source or to look cold cold ground a big. golden certain hotel the princess in bangkok radisson hotel during cold dream hotel bar and cold so if you tell some telegram to boeing call conscious of a coach told by and called told by close enough and even called a role in the radio. libyan rebels have turned down reported on her by moammar gadhafi to negotiate the power transfer their final attack on the colonel's hometown. the rebels say it's crazy talks that's had maybe a leader join the russian notion of from tripoli in just a moment. there's a big shakeup in the russian space agency for the loss of another unmanned mission scientists now rushing to resupply the international

>> that's why janet jackson and some of the siblings are not going to go, they want to be there for the not be at the concert. >> even though the concert does have the approval of the family matriarch. >> katherine jackson is all for it, some of the siblings are all for it. some can't make it. they'd rather see justice prevail, whatever happens in that trial. >> it will certainly be a big concert, i'm sure. >> oh, yeah. hardly believe it's two years since he's gone, wow, but lives on. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, a big decision for the bravo network about "the real housewives of beverly hillll" >> and the cast of celebrity competitors of "dancing with the stars." finally revealed for next season. "the skinny" is next. finally revealed for next season. "the skinny" is next. >> >>> very exciting news for all you "dancing with the stars" fans. the cast of this season has finally been revealed. i'm going to go through them quickly. the men, david arquette, ron artest, rob kardashian, j.r. martinez, carson kresslele chaz bono. those are the men. very interesting group. the women, nancy grac

this is a little of what janet napolitano will see. this is a vacant building, but gives you perspective of how high the water went. it's cutting off neighborhoods that were evacuated. there's a lot of work left to do. they have been long working at this and evacuating people for nearly a week now getting prepared for irene's arrival and now the aftermath. they have flooding here in the path but nothing like this. >> michelle -- >> my knowledge, the worst we have had since 1903. it's been a long time. this is actually the worst i have ever seen. >> reporter: of course, craig, this is just one community in a county in this state dealing with the latest floodwaters that have been on the move. we are day four after irene made land fall. all this water leaves, there's the clean up we talked about, overwhelming clean up. they have to go to each home and make sure that the fuse boxes or breakers are not in harm's way before they turn on the electricity in that neighborhood. >> amazing pictures. michelle, thank you for that report. >>> meanwh

with janet in a toll tanno and craig fugate will be there as well as others.is not over yet, though, i'm sure they're going to make that point very clear to folks out there. right now it is pounding massachusetts in particular, and will make its way all the way to canada. we had natalie morales on the waterfront side, but she referenced many times inland there were problems, and you have officials in hoboken who say stay out of water exactly like this. they are very concerned about the downed power lines. >>> janet napolitano is taking to the podium. >> and we're going to give you an update on ongoing let me begin by expressing condolences. as we move to the response of irene. we just included briefing president obama, and our ongoing efforts. he has instructed us on lead -- on the call with the president were other members of his cabinet. secretary of energy chu, and secretary of treasury tim geithner. our number one message for individuals and families up and down the eastern seaboard this morning is we're not out of the woods yet. hards still persist. out o

. >> blanca, eso es un punto muy importante, tanto janet napolitano y el presidente obama, han anticipadoe se podrÍan producir apagones por muchos dÍas. existe un plan de contingencia para atender a los pacientes de hospitales y que se tienen que refugiar en algunos albergues. >> efectivamente, han sido habilitados al rededor de 150 albergues. el presidente ha pedido que pasan, hoy y maÑana, con sus familiares, en zonas que no son consideradas a y b. por la parte de la electricidad es un gran problema, sobre todo les han pedido que sea vÁsquez can de comida hasta por lo menos el lunes. que puedan consumir sin necesidad de electricidad, sobre todo, como sabemos, productos que se encuentran enlatados. >> uno de los temas mas sensibles para nueva york es el metro. una ciudad que depende de su metro, ¿, se prepara para ese impacto y cuando podrÍa estÁn en funcionamiento el metro? >> felix, ha sido suspendido a partir del mediodÍa para que las personas nue el -no lo usen. las autoridades temen inundaciones. todo esta en veremos. vamos a esperar que llegue irene, se podrÍa anticipar que si esto

we also like to thank janet. i saw her earlier. and also we would like to thank the pg&e, acknowledge the pg&e employees and their long-time sponsorship of us. they help us with the trucks and in the parade and they also, this year we will have a large representation of them during the parade, too. there's a lot of them, that are in attendance. if you're a pg&e employee, please stand up. but with i know that there's quite a few of you in the crowd. i also will be remiss if i don't thank padron in pg & e who has helped us in every aspect of our carnaval. this year we're also going to have a group of employees from the p.u.c. that will help us with the parade and also some volunteers from john owe collin high school and we thank them all. it is my honor and my pleasure to introduce to you somebody that i respect and think that we couldn't have a better mayor in this city. i have not been in touch with him for quite a while but in the last month it's been a couple of events that we've run into. i would like to introduce the san franci

into the aspirations of the school district as well as day to day activities, and i want to thank janet, who has been the superintendent in charge of the schools and the work she has gone. gov superintended garcia talked about the people in the district as super heroes. git is wonderful to work and be able to go into the offices on van ness and be able to understand a complex and budgetary system so i want to acknowledge the support of those who have made this and worked manager phone to -- manageable, so what we are asking for is your approval. there are certain action items that are specific to community it schools, and i look forward to the actual monitoring process for getting a sense of the programs as they are going on in the schools, but i want to thank the district, and it is unique for a county office to have that kind of support for youngsters and community schools, and it is a credit to all of you here. goo>> any public speakers on ths item is? i have none. comments from the board? >> i have a question on page 3, where it makes fauve recommendation, and my question reads it w