. >> my name is bianca. when asked if they believed it was a good idea to have are a gun 17 percent students said yes and 40 percent said it was sometimes okay. >> 61 percent of the same 8 thousand students said lack of jobs is a more serious problem than fights in school. they also felt violence was a problem. >> according to the juvenile justice community assessment and referral center. 1147 juveniles were arrested between july 2007 and january 2008. of these. 122 happened at school. >> all right. can we please have a round of applause for our young people? thank you. all right. so gad to be here. i am evet, we are now going to move into our first panel which was going to address violence at school. i am one of your moderaters and we're going to go ahead and start. thank you so much for being here. >> if you are asked in seeing those statistics, we will have the power point at www.dot st public defender.org to make them available. i am excited to introduce each of of the panelists. if we described all of t

in two thousand when seeing them with bianca was even nominated to become a president but she refused to run for presidency and said that instead she would run for the governor of some pittsburgh and in just several years in two thousand and three should became the governor and for eighteen years she had taken that post oh it's worth mentioning that over the past years your popularity as it happens to many which take one position for such a long time sank in particular over your not always popular decisions and decisions to support several construction projects and snipers we know that some petersburg was on the you not least of cities and also there were popular jokes about the way. snow the way snow was removed in sun pittsburgh for several winters in a row but of course it's hard to underestimate as a leader your wallet is as a manager as a governor and for sure if she's the person she's be counted is to become the speaker of the russian. i heard her and thanks very much indeed for bringing us the details as you are talking us from moscow federal sadly. modern city dwellers are all

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i would like to refer to bianca. i know she worked with united players. to talk about a successful working with the program at a community based organization and other folks on speak to the barriers and strengths. >> i have been with up for a year and they provide amount. it's a violence prevention organization. they take you on field trips to fight for the power. the stop the violence. what i really liked about it. not only did it help you to fight for power. but provided you with jobs. i know it helped a lot of kids and they come in and a lot of schools. they come in and we have meetings. we talk about many stuff. but i think, once a youth has an organization helping them out. when they are aware of all the stuff, it's really up to you. the youth is aware. the up awared me of a lot of stuff. it's up to me if i want to stop the violence. if your community, in your hood for your people. >> principle dierck. >> i would like to say, one of the barriers we need to work on is, we write a lot of grants at my school. we have 26 partners. so that means most of t

i would like to start with bianca. this was something you had to live with. can you explain the challenges you experienced just getting to school. >> well, i know going to school, my school was in the bay area. some of them may have problems getting there on bus. some have to go alone. i know sometimes they face problems with other students because there's a lot of gangs. you asked what part of the city you are from. that's a risk for a lot of youth. >> and if you're in a situation where you feel endangered or you see someone else victimized, who students know what actions to take >> i think some do and some don't >> what have you done personally where you have felt unsafe. >> i haven't felt that because i don't take bus. so, yeah. i wouldn't be able to answer that. >> okay. thank you. i am not going to go to both the superintendent and matt ford. they have been proactive in which safety to school can be approved. i know sue is also here who works with transportation authority who actually places security officers on public transportation. obviously not all.

>> that is all bianca. she lives on this stuff. this is where the trouble starts.with you tv people and the skinny ice cream? >> what's so bad about it? >> made entirely from chemicals. almost entirely corn. you might as well eat corn on the cob. that would be better for you. >> daphne says eat the full-fat kind. just don't do it every night. but which snacks in my pantry are healthy? licorice. >> these are digestive agents. >> despite my fake ice cream sandwich, my processed bread and gummi bears, i'm not doing too bad. but did i win? >> b-plus. >> that's better than i thought i was going to do. i may have lost to bianna. but there's still one guy i think i can beat. and his name is ron. >> bianna and dan, i know you two very well. i know you assume i'm some kind of slob. some kind of animal. but i have a surprise for the both of you. [ doororll ] wonder who that could be. here comes daphne headed straight for my fridge. she's not going to find much there. >> the pickles don't go bad. >> i have lots of condiments. some r rish, and mustard. from my hot dog phase. >

with the robbs and she was the right age group; then my grandson and a young friend of tommy's named bianca. but it was a little pack of 14- to 17-year-olds. so we went to the kennedy center. the president and mrs. clinton had made the presidential box available, that we could see the phantom of the opera. so we thought, we'll just dine up on top of the kennedy center. my gosh, they ordered the equivalent of shirley temples, non-alcoholic drinks, and had an over-ambitious waiter who kept pushing more and more $10 shirley temples on them. i got the bill -- $379 -- and about $78 of it was due to the 17-year-old boy who ate everything in sight. but it was a grand evening, and then the marvelous thing was that the next morning i had this call from mrs. clinton's office saying, "come to the white house children." i said, "bring the children?" she said yes and that they would be up with chelsea in the solarium and with a number of other kids, and they'd have a pizza party. my grandson les carpenter from seattle, says, "it's the first time i ever had pizza on white house china." but it was such a