dr. charlene duke said her committee did not interview any of caraway's victims or families because of the ongoing criminal investigation. dukes is the president of prince george's county community college. >>> arlington county police, looking for a man, trying to lure kids into his blue pickup truck. it happened four times now in the last three weeks, we're told. he's in his mid-30s or early 50s. dark hair. stands about 5'6" tall. recently seen near schools and playgrounds. each time, he's tried to entice children to go with him. some as young as 7 years old. luckily, each time, the children have run away. >> these children are very smart. they know what to do in and then we want them to be reported to the police department so we can investigate. >> just good common sense things to talk to your kids at any age, i think. you should always have a plan. they have always know what to do and what to expect. they are encouraging parents parents to tauck to their -- talk to their kids. >> next year's graduates say they are getting a mixed message on teen drinking. they have overruled their princ

dr. charlene dukes our college president told me would you like to create an aggressive male mentoring program, it literally met me where i was. i was already frustrated and she gave me the opportunity to build a platform. >> there are many mentoring programs and minority youth in particular benefit greatly from these. you mentioned the word aggressive. >> right. >> what makes this program so much more aggressive? >> i know anthony can probably speak to that as well but my approach is very intrusive. i get to know you. there's a cliche that says people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. it's building relationships. if you don't them and care about them, that's why i call it aggressive, we aggressively look to get to know the young men where they are. we call it a coal to diamond process. meet you where you are and move you up. >> anthony, you were a coal and now a diamond. tell us about your experience in the program? what did it do for you? >> absolutely. well, the program itself, did a lot for me. it allowed me to grow professionally and personally. as brian ment

dr. charlene dukes at the direction of the school's ceoeo kevin maxwell has investigatedee the proceduresroughout the school system ans what can be done to betteret protect children while they'rele at school.l. these alleged crimes occurred a school during the school day and so the school system is going ti want to find out how they can better screen the adults theys e let into the school. carraway is in jail on mel i don't know dollars bond he faces perhaps live in prison if he'sni convicted.cot we'll learn the results of the e task force later this afternoono guys, at the school headquarte headquarters. school board headquarters inrd upper marlboro. >> bob, >>> today a man goes goes on go trial for murder in princeer in george's county.. what makes this case unique howe the man was identified.d. jermaine hails accused of off shooting mel have vin tate backk in 2010. tate was paralyzed in thataral shooting and died in 2012. but not before id pogging heelsh as the shooter while blinking bi when shown a picture of him in n the a lineup much the case hasas gone through numerous hearingss to

. >> the task force led by prince georges community college president charlene dukes was commissioned by drfollowing the arrest of a former school aid during volunteer deonte carraway. carraway is facing federal charges for videotaping more than a dozen students on and off school property. >> the task force believes that these recommendations are just a starting point. >> some of the changes to be implemented includes the ceo reporting safety improvements publicly every year. there will be a new office of monitoring, accountability and compliance created that reports to the ceo. there will also be the creation

. >> the task force led by prince georges community college president charlene dukes was commissioned by dr. maxwell following the arrest of a former school aid during volunteer deonte carraway. carraway is facing federal charges for videotaping more than a dozen students on and off school property. >> the task force believes that these recommendations are just a starting point. >> some of the changes to be implemented includes the ceo reporting safety improvements publicly every year. there will be a new office of monitoring, accountability and compliance created that reports to the ceo. there will also be the creation and has not received sexual abuse prevention training. >> children and parents need to know everything is being done to support them. >> classes geared at preventing child abuse for k through 12. training to improve volunteers, vendors and contractors as well. there is a new mandate that all employees report suspected child abuse to the department of social services, something that was not required before. >> our job isn't to protect each other. our job is to protect the chi