but hazelwood primary school is different. it's goal is integration. patricia murtagh is the principal. >> one of the things that parents that set up a school like ours were banking on, that the relationships that the children would establish here would be continued as they got older and as they got older they would realize the significance of those relationships, that i'm living in a catholic area, my friends living in a protestant area and yet were still friends. >> reporter: the school maintains a strict sectarian balance, both in numbers of students and topics covered. but even hazelwood's campus abuts a peace wall, erected just a few years ago when nearby homes were torched. >> actually, we use it as a discussion point with out children, too. you know it's a resource and we go and talk to them and ask why is it there and why do you think people felt threatened sufficiently to have something like that constructed. >> reporter: for schools like hazelwood to become the norm and for communities to integrate, activists are looking towards removing the

they came out to california and got signed by lee hazelwood. was going out with my girlfriend sister. he was into a lot of music are was not familiar with. we listen to a lot of records, but probably my biggest break was getting hired to play guitar with linda ronstadt. don henley got hired, and that is where i met linda. >> when you look back on the genesis of that relationship with don henley, what comes to mind? >> when i first met him, i loved his voice. i saw him playing of the troubadour, and don and i were the principal singers, so i love playing with him and singing with him and doing the songs. did what i did not know if he was just a couple of credits away from doing his degree in literature. we made the first record, and we have not written any songs. when we came back from london, we were worried about the content of the record. we were managed by david geffen, and they had joni mitchell, neil young, jackson browne, so we said, we had better write some good songs, and we had better write them a pretty quick or they will not want us

goeas and mike bocian, a major role for the independents, we'll look at the debates, and bob, from hazelwoodssouri, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i don't know why people say that romney is hard to get to know, or that he's hiding something. certainly he's hiding something, he's hideing millions in off shore accounts. i don't know what people have to do to make a decision of a quality of a character of a man other than that, despite the fact that his $77,000 tax deduction for a horse, and his statement that he hikes to fire people, runs bain capital, loaded companies down with debt, then siphon the money off, then bankrupt the companies. how much more do you have to know about a man's character. i must be one of those uneducated people that the prior caller was referring to when she called mitt romney a decent man. does a decent man have offshore accounts for a tax dodge? >> host: thank you for the call and steve harrison wearing in as well, romney can get the job done, yeah, and send it to china? guest: you're taking minor parts. the fact of the matter is, if you look at pre