bessy carmichael and the tenderloin is another. i know they were able to slow it in the alleys but because we're on arteal yar corridors and i am wondering what we can do to improve it in those areas. >> we are using physical measures addition to the 15 miles per hour a sign. it's a policy and opportunity for enforcement but these are physical measures for a motorists to think i would be more comfortable driving more slowly, and within the school funding we can look at those locations and see if there are things that we can do to make physical changes for the areas that are more challenging. >> [inaudible] i'm not item. >> speed humps and medians are thing we are looking for and changes to the lane configuration to narrow the lanes or to have road [inaudible] and bike lanes and change the configuration a little bit and encourage slower driving so those are the kinds of things. >> okay. i'm very interested in all of these things and i am sure we're not -- bessy and tenderloin are not the only schools with these challenges. i am sure

a bessy morning. >> it is. -- busy morning. >> it is but weather wise it's not bessy at all. we are going to do -- busy at all. we are going to do the calm before the storm. tomorrow is going to be a different story. we are going to talk about rain and snow mixing in across the area once again. can't get rid of that. let's show you what's going on as we step you out and about. temperatures at 42 degrees in sykesville. those winds out of the northwest at about 5 miles an hour. those will pick up as we go throughout the day. millersville' temperatures at 45 degrees right now. and we will have wind gusting up to 30 miles an hour going through time out of the west. ijamsville is at 42 degrees and we have a wind chill because of the wind. make sure to dress appropriately before you step out and about. don't let the 40s actually on the screen this morning fool you. it's chilly outside. as we check out maryland's most powerful radar we have all five sweeps on and we are dry. this is the trend for today. and we will have a little bit of change in the forecast. so, speaking of the for

toward privatizing education the wrong one to talk about all that and more earlier i spoke to adam bessie assistant professor of english at the college and a contributor to projects censored at twenty thirteen dispatches from the media revolution check it out. talk about our education policy under the bush administration we had no child left behind which was pretty much a joke because it did exactly the opposite of that now under the obama administration we've seen already duncan push race to the top is this a better policy or are kids still being left behind i don't even know abbie and by the way thanks for having me on i really appreciate it i don't even know if you can distinguish the policy quite frankly i think i've been saying that. race the top is basically no child left behind rebranded i mean even think about the names come from the same metaphor race to the top no child left behind as education were a race or competition. policy wise that fair is out as well as the policies both seek to increase competition standardization. pretty much everything you'd expect except who are much

toward privatizing education the wrong one to talk about all that and more earlier i spoke to adam bessie assistant professor of english at the college and a contributor to projects censored at twenty thirteen dispatches from the media revolution check it out. talk about our education policy under the bush administration we had no child left behind which was pretty much a joke because it did exactly the opposite of that now under the obama administration we've seen already duncan push race to the top is this a better policy or are kids still being left behind i don't even know by the way thanks for having me on i really appreciate it i don't even know if you can distinguish the policy quite frankly i think i've been saying that. race the top is basically no child left behind rebranded i mean even think about the names come from the same metaphor race to the top no child left behind as if education were a race or competition policy wise that fair is out as well as the policies both seek to increase competition standardization. pretty much everything you'd expect except who are much like oh

what bessie or in my case, josi, means.ur into the class, you could sense the energy shift. >> reporter: the hardest part about checking tire pressure is not to lose the cap. >> what about this cracking here, is this telling you even though there is a fair amount of tread left, i still need to think about getting a new tire? >> absolutely. >> so it is full. >> right. do you see the glisten? >> i am showing people what they need on their car and when i see they get it, i get energized. >> reporter: let's review what we all ought to know at the end of this day. first up, fluid, the darker your oil, the more frequently you should change it. brake fluid looks like chardonnay. always use the same color coolant your car came with. next, tires, recommended pressure is on the driver's door, the side wall is your tire's weakette point. look for cracks and known tread. know your tire's birthday, listed by the week and year. know your baby, bond with your car, give it a name. everything has a life span, from the battery to your tires.

. >>> another bessy day in annapolis. >> -- busy day in annapolis. >> gun rights activists will be head together state capitol. we will tell you what is planned for today and what they have to say. >> it's that time of year our favorite cookies are back. we will tell you how the girl scouts are going high tech when selling this year's goodies. megan i've seen a few bocks around the studio. >> i saw them. are they empty? >> did you eat all of them? >> i'm going to. >>> thanks for joining thus morning. it's 4:52. the mother of a woman killed this week in baltimore county says that crime could have been prevented. >> katie was stabbed to death inside her apartment and it's a story we broke on good morning maryland this week. and police arrested jeffrey shivlett in the crime. he was released from prison in december after serving time for robbery. while behind bars he reportedly sent threatening letters to hadel and they had a brief relationship. police say he repeatedly violated his parole by continuing to make threats but he had no fixed address and investigators couldn't find him. >> they

some of our more problematic areas where we cannot create the 15-mile per hour school zones such as bessie car michael and tenderloin school. last is hotel isabelle to make a necessary seismic upgrade to its building that will guarantee that its 72 units of affordable housing will remain safe and exist in perpetuity. hotel isabelle is one of our shelter plus providers and we're excited that oasis for girls one of our after school programs for young women in the south of market will also be moving into the ground floor of that building in may. finally, i would like to adjourn our board's meeting in the memory of cornelia godfrey who passed away in a fire that broke out in treasure island. i know many of you read about this heart breaking tragedy. she was known had her school, john muir elementary in district 5 as a sweet and cheerful honor roll student who wanted to be a basketball player and constantly made her other classmates in the fourth grade classroom laugh with her humor and smile. she died in a fire that started about 12:30 a.m. in the treasure island bay homes apartment that she s