county, indiana, and its juvenile delinquency population, you have to head to the blue-collar town of hobart. the median household income may be twice that of neighboring gary, but juvenile crime does not discriminate. >> he had a bench warrant. he failed to appear in court. he had a criminal mischief and two counts of violation of probation. his mother was present. his probation officer was present. but he was not so -- >> i was just walking down the street. i had a bench warrant for not appearing at court and a cop knew me by face and just turned around and picked me up. >> the nurse said you can have an extra blanket to roll up to keep your arm up, okay, while you're in your room. well, he just told me when i asked what had happened to his arm that he was robbing a drug dealer and he stated that he was trying to be good to keep the drugs off the street. >> well, i have a reputation as a drug dealer, gang member, just a bad kid. when i'm 18, these will just be dropped, won't they? >> no. >> they won't? >> no. it's up to the judge. but he didn't come to the court thinking, i'm going to turn

to my left, mark is a present of hobart and smith colleges, was also ahead of the peace corps, clintondministration. chris marvin is the founder and head of the got your fix campaign and opposition that connects fighters to public service in a number of ways. governor of california gray davis. we're going to go down to another governor, governor kempthorne is also served in the cabinet, and the senate. and antonia hernandez, the president and head of the california community foundation. governor jennifer granholm and ambassador bob tuttle who as ambassador to united kingdom as well as head of presidential personnel in the reagan administration and whose library we said as we speak. so i'm going to turn first to the question to mark gearan. and one is coming from twitter already. and that is a question from steamsimivalley. how can young people contribute to government, politics and an uncertain future? if i can just elaborate on the question and ask you more directly. you are the president of a college, and you see the younger generation today, and at least our sense is when you ask pe