information can be accessed, at what time, because there is a member of the public here, who is my mentee, so i want her to know how to find out about it. >> ok, that is a perfect segue. are very first one is on communication. so we know that since the middle school feeder patterns were delayed for earlier this fall, pretty much parents across the district have no idea what is happening with it, so we have been developing a one-page info sheet that is almost done, and it will be translated, inequal posted as widely and as in as many divots kinds of places that possible to let people know about the community forums, and i know it will be on the district website and on other websites vote in three languages, -- and on other websites in three languages. we will work to get the word out. chair wynns: when do you plan on having the schedule completed? >> it will be constantly updated. we are meeting with a middle school principals the first week after we come back from break, and we are hoping and asking that they come with some ideas about when they would like forum to occur. chair wynns: a w

holbrooke mentees had been teased, interrogated, lectured, exaggerated about and above all taught. we were each completely incredulous when he soon gained, why the is richard holbrooke making time for me? he taught us back sanitized history, but he also taught us that play in mischief for the saving grace of serious work. although he had infinite time for us, we didn't have infinite time to get to the point. what do you think this is you'd ask? the council on foreign relations? [laughter] as an editor, he decimated our prose, saying if it takes you this many words, you don't know what you're saying. when i complained that he was repeating himself, he'd say there is no indication you've retained what i told you, so i'm trying again. [laughter] for all of the historical and bureaucratic wisdom that he doled out and for all of the stories in which he figured, we actually never appreciated the scope of richard's achievement for a very simple and counterintuitive reason. he was not in fact the hero of a known stories. richard titus when you build a personal authority in the world of you

holbrooke mentees had been teased, interrogated, lectured, exaggerated about and above all taught.we didn't have infinite time to get to the point. what do you think this is you'd ask? the council on foreign relations? [laughter] as an editor, he decimated our prose, saying if it takes you this many words, you don't know what you're saying. when i complained that he was repeating himself, he'd say there is no indication you've retained what i told you, so i'm trying again. [laughter] for all of the historical and bureaucratic wisdom that he doled out and for all of the stories in which he figured, we actually never appreciated the scope of richard's achievement for a very simple and counterintuitive reason. he was not in fact the hero of a known stories. richard titus when you build a personal authority in the world of you should sprinkle it like dust on others. you just said something truly significant event expectedly. he would try to remain the tapes in his head to figure what it would have been. not since the long telegram have a seen a more important memo he would tally stunne

i want to thank all the amenities and mentors -- mentees and mentors who are participating. dr. king obviously had a dream of service. you can be a drum major for service. you can leave by giving back to our community. that is what this program is all about. this is what these participants are all about michelle and die and the girls are extremely proud. this is what these participants are all about. michelle and i and the girls are extremely proud. this is part of what america is all about. after a painful week, were so many of us were focused on tragedy, this is good for us to remind ourselves of what this country is all about. this kind of service project -- we are thrilled. >> education secretary arne duncan called education at the civil rights issue of our generation at the martin luther king prayer breakfast. he was the keynote speaker at the breakfast, hosted by reverend al sharpton. the event focused on martin luther king jr. is legacy and the future of civil rights in the u.s.. it is an hour and 45 minutes. >> we also lost one of our school board members, who served us

i want to thank all of the mentees and mentors. dr.g obviously had a dream of justice and equality, but he also had a dream of service, that you could be a drum major for service. you can lead by giving back to our community, and that is what this program is all about. that is what these participants are all about. michelle and i and the girls are very proud that each year on martin luther king's birthday, this is how we celebrate, making sure we are giving a little something back to the community, and with all the projects that are taking place all across the country today, getting similar attention, because this is what america is about, and after a painful weeks, where so many of us were focused on tragedy, it is good for us of what this country is all about -- after a painful week. this is about what is best in us, and we are thrilled with everybody who is participating. all right? >> tonight, the head of the consumer electronics association on improving it innovation and meeting rising demands for broadcast spectrum, gary shapiro.

holbrooke mentees had been teased, interrogated, lectured, exaggerated about and above all taught.lous when he soon gained, why the is richard holbrooke making time for me? he taught us back sanitized history, but he also taught us that play in mischief for the saving grace of serious work. although he had infinite time for us, we didn't have infinite time to get to the point. what do you think this is you'd ask? the council on foreign relations? [laughter] as an editor, he decimated our prose, saying if it takes you this many words, you don't know what you're saying. when i complained that he was repeating himself, he'd say there is no indication you've retained what i told you, so i'm trying again. [laughter] for all of the historical and bureaucratic wisdom that he doled out and for all of the stories in which he figured, we actually never appreciated the scope of richard's achievement for a very simple and counterintuitive reason. he was not in fact the hero of a known stories. richard titus when you build a personal authority in the world of you should sprinkle it like dust on

i want to thank all the mentees and mentors who are participating. .. >> after a painful week, where us were focused on tragedy, it is important to remind ourselves what is important. >> the u.s. house begins tuesday on repealing the new health care love. the effort was delayed for more than a week after the arizona shootings which critically wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he announced that he is resigning and his resignation comes -- becomes official at the beginning of next month. he offered no explanation for his decision. we recently talked to a capitol hill reporter for more on the topic. >> john bennett of the hill newspaper. did general fields resigned voluntarily or was he fired? >> by all indications it certainly looks like he was fired. there was a lot of pressure from the senate especially pressure from the other side of capitol hill as well, but a group of senators that really pushed hard last year and their pressure god more intense as the year went on. it got more intense as more audits were done of the audits, more reviews of what general fields organization

holbrooke mentees had been teased, interrogated, lectured, exaggerated about and above all taught. we were each completely incredulous when he soon gained, why the is richard holbrooke making time for me? he taught us back sanitized history, but he also taught us that play in mischief for the saving grace of serious work. although he had infinite time for us, we didn't have infinite time to get to the point. what do you think this is you'd ask? the council on foreign relations? [laughter] as an editor, he decimated our prose, saying if it takes you this many words, you don't know what you're saying. when i complained that he was repeating himself, he'd say there is no indication you've retained what i told you, so i'm trying again. [laughter] for all of the historical and bureaucratic wisdom that he doled out and for all of the stories in which he figured, we actually never appreciated the scope of richard's achievement for a very simple and counterintuitive reason. he was not in fact the hero of a known stories. richard titus when you build a personal authority in the world of you