few seem event or "waiting for superman" or somewhere elsewhere you were in a discussion with jeffrey canada, and he made the observation about the fact that many of the people that this change is meant to benefit are opposedded to it. opposed to it. and be how disturbing that is. and i wonder if you could comment on that in terms of the most active parents and community members being -- not grasping the reason for the change? .. >> keep many mind that sousa is that school in waiting for superman that was one of the worst in the world, essentially, and a lot was at stake in this mayoral election because it was clear if fenty lost that michelle would be gone. al -- it wasn't career during the pri -- clear during the primary at all because it was very harsh attitudes towards reforms. i thought if this is a school where this community had everything to lose, this would be it, and i was shocked interviewing parents coming out there. they were -- it t all comes back to the firings, actually, that there was huge resentment on the firings, there was almost zero sense among people that i talked to t

[laughter] >> you have heard of jeffrey canada. that is exactly what you are talking about.resident obama has the promise there would initiative where you are created an environment where the school is the center of the community. it plays a role from the baby college to the work environment. michelle and i met many years ago. i have an organization called st. hope. its mission is to revitalize communities through economic development, public education and the arts. that is a holistic perspective. i grew up in a poor neighborhood. i knew that schools are -- school was important. you cannot improve education without economic development being a part of that equation. if you do not train people for the work force or figure out how to get your dollars invested in both communities to circulate in the committee, it will be difficult. our goal is to revitalize the community. public education and economic development go hand in hand. >> you have to tell your starbucks story quickly. >> i will tell it at the end. >> i am at election commissioner. would you address voter apathy? in a