what do you think chelsey's complaint about her mother-in-law margie is?well, let me just say i think she's awesome. but i'm so careful about not talking about the family. >> michael: i'm sure you are. >> she's fantastic. >> michael: do you call too much? do you want too many dinners? nothing? nothing? i'll let you off. >> i have no complaints. >> michael: no, no i'm asking if she has a complaint about you. >> i'm telling you she's fantastic. she's the best. >> michael: that's great. it's been 20 years since you were voted out of congress. what made you this time to decide back in the die i don't know's den? >> well, after i lost, i was head of the delegation in the beijing conference in china, an then i started the campaign women's international. i representative, allison decided she was going to run for governor, i started to get calls saying look at this. why don't you get back into it. although it isn't seamless, these are issues i never have stopped dealing with. women, children, education making sure we've been dealing with literacy all over the glob

. >> we have chelsey from walen buger and windy ly and (inaudible) ly and poly, and mirium from burton and mark young from lowell, and kelsey stewart also from walen buger and so you can see that we agreed with the administrators on one of the twins but we thoughs to go for both of the stewart twins. our scholarships are largely named for our past leaders and jim for mitchell and because of the areas of interest of those three leaders and the students are asked to write about them in different, in different areas, so thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, and on behalf of the board, congratulations to all of the students. lata is here. okay great. and so the latin american teachers association. hold the button. okay. thank you i apologize for being late. my name is laura (inaudible) and i am the president and i am happy to announce, the following winners, they were given anything from $1,000 to $2,000 scholarship to go to either 2-year college or a 4-year university, allison sanchez from mission high school and (inaudible) hill top high school and angel la (inaudible) downtown

sex offender containment model, good old state, they mandated chelsey's law and a containment model but what they didn't do is give us any funding for it. and, so, 5 14,000 of the qu is to pimento metv fully the sex offender containment model which is very extensive. ~ it requires a polley graph initially and sick months later of the sex offenders which are registerable. weekly therapy sessions and then ongoing testing additional assessments that have to be made depending upon how they progress. very costly. software licensing, 33,000 increase. transitional [speaker not understood] funded by pat grant, we have an intensive supervision court and that funding went away with that grant and so there is this 240,000 is to continue housing, education, job training for these highest risk, and these are individuals that are facing state prison sentences, that their highest risk and also we do get some return on our investment for every number we reduce down, we still do get some sb678 funding. this year our dollar amount is roughly about $700,000. and the treatment services formerly funded by s

. >> chelsey ramer wore the feather anyway.until she pays a $1,000 fine. that was the penalty for wearing her eagle feather and breaking the graduation dress code. she says the feather shows pride in her native american heritage. so far the school has not commented on the situation. >> if i had a dime or feather for every time we did a zero tolerance story that just sounded kind of unreasonable. >> something going on there. >>> coming up -- >> how many times have you said, those two, they really belong together. well, our jeanne moos tells the tale of a moose and its true love. but there's a catch that brings a new meaning to unrequited. the story coming up. uh-oguess what day it is!is?? huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay