my child goes to daniel webster.parent, an older parent who has a student go to daniel webster and they said interesting enough, the school my kid goes to used to start at 7:50. because of so many students coming truant -- excuse me, coming late, entering the truancy court system, they moved our daniel webster start time to 8:40 to accommodate the students that were being affected by this. and i don't think it was remembered because in the process of changing to the new school start time, that's been forgotten. and i worry that this system that was created isn't giving voices to these kids and as a result, we will have a lot more kids in the truancy courts that deals with the at-risk kids. >> thank you. >> i'm asking the superintendent to create a stop-gap for this year to have a proper process to hear -- awe thank you, that is your time. >> to create an equitable solution. >> thank you. >> all right. that concludes public comment on this item. >> moving on to section f, consent calendar, item one, i need a motion an

so okay there's that kind of oratory and daniel webster kind of thing. clearly washington is not or would never pretend to be. at the same time, and i will try not to go on about this, but it occurred to me for all of the mythology all you've got to do is look at the washington papers and the correspondence and so on. it's incredible. this man led his life awash highly into. did he compose all of these addresses and so on, we can talk about that later if you wish. he wasn't and ordered her in the ordinary sense of the word of it butlet me follow that up. remember, not that you need me to remind you but washington is a m virginia gentle man and it isn't altogether clear that they have to be in order for. what about patrick kennedy. we can talk about the gentlemanly mess and the exception so i don't want to overplay this but it didn't operate through. all of that is to say maybe we need to expand our sense of what constitutes or defines eloquence or i oratory. i can tell you this march 15 of 83 when things were getting really weird and he's got virtually t

first book was on edmund burke and angelina and jefferson and someone, there is that oratory of daniel webster sort of thing. but clearly washington is not and he would never pretend to be, at the same time i'll try not to go on about this but it occurred all of the mythology around washington as a strong silent type in a manner of action and that sort of thing, there is some of that for sure but i was talking to kevin earlier if you get to a good library and with the correspondence and so one it is incredible thousands, this man lives his life awash in language he was highly attuned, did decompose all of his addresses and someone, no and we can talk about that later if you wish. he was not an order in the ordinary sense of the world but let me follow up briefly secondly remember not that you need me too remind you but washington is the virginia general, a virginian gentleman had to be in order or they might say about contradictory or something but we could talk about the gentleman with the exception that proves the rule, there is a few so i don't want to overplay this but what we know and did

okay so there's that kind of orator or oratory of the sort of full daniel webster. okay, clearly washington is not and would never pretend to be. now at the same time and i will try not to go on about this, but it occurred to me that for all of the mythology of washington as a strong silent type and purely a man of action and that sort of thing, there is some of that, fair enough, but all you have to do is go to a library and look at the washington papers and correspondences and so on. it is incredible. thousands. his life awash in language, so he was highly attuned. now did he compose all of his addresses and so on himself alone? no, no and we can talk about that later if you wish. so, no, he was not an orator in the ordinary sense of the word, but let me follow it up briefly along these lines. remember, not that you need me to remind you, but washington is a virginia gentle man and it isn't altogether clear that a virginia gentleman have to beben orator. one might say what about [inaudible] >> we can talk about the gentlemanly nest. he is the exception of the rule

forget this, first book was on eckman, jefferson and someone so there is that kind of the full daniel websterkay. clearly washington is not now at the same time, and i'll try not to go on about this but it occurred to me in the newburgh address that for all the mythology around washington is a strong silent type and purely a man of action and that sort of thing, there is some about. there are not, sure but the man, i was talking to kevin earlier he had to do was get to the library a look at the washington papers, the correspondence so on. incredible houses this man lives is life awash in language highly attuned. did he compose all of his addresses and so on? no. we could talk about that later if you wish. so no, he was not in the ordinary sense of the word but he followed up. second, not that you need a reminder but washington is a general judgment and it's not clear he ought to be. one might say what about januark about the judgment but maybe he's the exception that proves the rule does a few so i don't want to overplay this necessarily but with politics what we know of it does not operate t

okay, there is that kind of torture or oratory of the full daniel webster sort of thing. okay, clearly washington is not. and he would never pretend to be. now, at the same time and i will try not to go on about this, it occurred to me too address that. for all the mythology of washington being a strong silent type an eight man of action there is some of that for sure. i was talking to kevin earlier , you get to the library and look at the washington papers and the correspondence and so on. it is incredible. this man lived his life awash in language. he was highly in a tune. did he compose all of his addresses alone? no, no, we can talk about that later if you wish. so no, he was not an orator in the ordinary sense of the word. but he followed up briefly along these lines. secondly, you got to remember, not that you need me too remind you about washington is ani virginia general partner is not altogether clear that a virginia gentleman had to be in oratory what about patrick henry or something? you can talk about the gentleman rules maybe is the exception that proves the

identifies only, if you will forgive my first book was on burke and thin cousin and someone so okay, daniel webster he never pretended. at the same time and i will go on about this, it occurred to me that for all the mythology around washington strong silent type and purely a man of action and that sort off thing, there s some of that, fair enough but i was talking to kevin earlier, off you've got to do is get to the library and look at the washington papers, the correspondence so on. it's incredible the houses. this man lives his life in language, so he was highly attuned. did he compose all of his addresses himself no. we could talk about that later if you wish. so y no, he was not order in the ordinary sense of the word alchemy follow up briefly. second, you need a reminder but washington is ani virginia gentleman. it's not altogether clear of virginia gentlemen had to be an order. one might say -- well, we could talk about the gentleman, with the exception that proves the pool and pharaohs fuel front i don't want to overplay it necessarily but what we know of it does not operate through full or

jefferson and so on, so okay, so there is that kind of orator or oratory of sort of the full you know daniel webster sort of thing. clearly washington is not and he would never pretend to be. tnow, the same time and i will try not to go on about this, but it occurred to me for all of the mythology around washington as the strong silent type and truly a man of action and that sort of thing, fair enough for sure, but the man, i mean, get to the library and look at the washington papers in the correspondence and so on. it's incredible, thousands-- this man lived his life awash in a language so he was highly attuned. now, did he compose all of his addresses himself alone? no, no and we can talk about that later if you wish. no, he was not an orator in the ordinary sense of the word, but when he followed up recently-- secondly remember not that you need me too remind you, but washington is a virginia gentleman is not clear that an edgy-- virginia gentleman might to be anht orator. maybe he is the exception that proves the rule. ie don't want to overplay this necessarily, but with politics what we know of

so there's that kind of oratory of the sort of full chess, daniel webster sort of thing. okay, clearly washington is not, and he would never pretend to be. now, at the same time, and i'll try not to go on about this, but it occurred to me in the newburgh address that for all of the mythology around washington as the strong silent type, surely a man of action and that sort of thing, well, there is some of that, fair enough for sure, but the man, kevin, all you have to do is get to a library and look at the washington papers and the correspondence and so on. it's incredible, this band lives his life awash in language. so he was highly attuned. now, did he compose all of his addresses and so on himself alone? no, no, no and we can talk about later if you wish. so is not a transfer in the ordinary sense of the word but let me follow up just briefly along these lines. secondly, remember, not that you need me to remind you, washington is a virginia general. it's that all together clear that a virginia gentleman ought to be a orator. what about patrick henry or something? we can

okay, so there's that kind of orator, the full chest, the daniel webster sort of thing. well, okay. clearly washington's not. all right, he would never pretend to be. now, at the same time, and i'll try not to go on about this, but you know it occurred to me in the newburgh address that, you know, for all of the mythology around washington as a strong, silent type and truly a man of action and that sort of thing, well, there is some of that, fair enough for sure, but the man -- i mean, i was talking to kevin earlier, all you have to do is get to the library and there's the response and so on and it's incredible. and this man lived his whole life awash in language. so he was highly in tune. did he compose all of his addresses and so on and himself alone? no, no, no. and we could talk about that later if you wish. so no, he was not an orator in the ordinary sense of the word, but let me follow it up just briefly along these lines. secondly, one member-- know that you need me to remind you. washington is a virginia general, it's not altogether clear that a virginia gentleman had to be

. >> reporter: daniel webster for gun vials prevention and policy knows that gun violence in baltimoreds who might be shooting, a pretty good guess that no one is really taking care of them. so to make money in this underground economy, either through robbery, through drugs, you typically have to have a gun. >> reporter: when you say no one they can rely on, very often the father figure is in prison? >> or dead or gone, but that may be also true of the mother. >> kids don't have an understanding. >> reporter: meet corey winfield. >> the worst thing to happen to us as street people is when we lost our fathers. >> reporter: he is a psych director for an organization called catholic charities safe streets. >> that man right there in the middle, that's me. >> reporter: his credibility depends in large part on what he did when he was young. >> let's take my story, right? i didn't raise my oldest daughter. >> reporter: corey was in prison, convicted of murder. >> when i came home and my daughter looked at me like i was a stranger, that was profound to me. so when i tell young men come get th