ms. amelia for bringing her students next that meeting is april 15, 2015 obviously from 5:00 p.m. usually end around 7:30 anyone it welcome to attend our meeting as an added incentive dining room will be provided if you want to attend make a presentation or like a copy of our up and coming agenda please contact our administrator. >> thank you student delegated now as council there's 90 no one we'll move to item k the second and third item it was moved and seconded an january 22nd a report from the budget committee to deny the bayview charter school s p one. >> yeah. so we had a wonderful presentation on both petitions and they were move forward to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney i apologize we're on item h not k. >> let's see superintendant if you, please introduce who will read the recognition and i'd like to ask michael davis to please come forward. >> sorry i had to wade through the crowd. >> i apologize mr. davis should be a report from the budget committee. >> so chair norton isn't here we passed the vote with no q

amelia boynton. he walked by feet, ms. boynton by wheelchair and will of character. they made their way to the top of the bridge anointed by blood sweat, and tears. the president gave a few words ms. boynton lifted up a few words and in so doing, she invokes a praise decades older than even the selma to montgomery march. those words and that phrase being this -- "a vote lists -- a vote less people is a hopeless people." all across the country, state legislatures have engaged in a mock pavilion nature of disenfranchisement, giving effect to the notion that a voteless people is a hopeless people. they have launched plans and policies to suggest a voteless people is a hopeless people. in north carolina, in texas where we have laws that have been passed that make it clear that if you have an id sufficient to carry a concealed weapon, that is deemed sufficient democratic proof civic proof, to vote. but an id that allows you to carry a book of shakespeare, a book of engineering, a book of chemistry is deemed insufficient under our constitution. [applause] so they have laun

amelia boynton. he walked by feet, ms. boynton by wheelchair and will of character.hey made their way to the top of the bridge anointed by blood sweat, and tears. the president gave a few words ms. boynton lifted up a few words and in so doing, she invokes a praise decades older than even the selma to montgomery march. those words and that phrase being this -- "a vote lists -- a vote less people is a hopeless people." all across the country, state legislatures have engaged in a mock pavilion nature of disenfranchisement, giving effect to the notion that a voteless people is a hopeless people. they have launched plans and policies to suggest a voteless people is a hopeless people. in north carolina, in texas where we have laws that have been passed that make it clear that if you have an id sufficient to carry a concealed weapon, that is deemed sufficient democratic proof civic proof, to vote. but an id that allows you to carry a book of shakespeare, a book of engineering, a book of chemistry is deemed insufficient under our constitution. [applause] so they have launch

ms. goff. >> a lot of us in our 20s. amelia segal, we need this warmup. >> we absolutely do. highs today near 50 degrees. tomorrow we make it into the 60s, so show improvement. here are your weather headlines. for this morning near record cold. dulles is at 22. the record to break there is 20. we'll come very close, maybe even breaking that record. some rain chances are in the forecast for this upcoming week nothing major. i'll be showing you those on the seven day. overall after today, looking at a stretch of warmer temperatures thursday and friday. if you're hoping for mild air, i think you'll like those days as far as the temperatures are concerned. here is the temperature in your neighborhood right now. 21 in gaithersburg dulles at 22 25 in bowie, 27 over in annapolis. we'll see the temperatures drop a few more degrees over the next hour or some as the sun comes up we will start to warm things up. here is your hourly planner through the early afternoon hours. by 9:00 a.m. we're at freezing 11:00 a.m. upper 30s. by 1:00 p.m. temperatures in the low 40s. the high today, 49

them now in their 80s, 90s, we saw amelia boynton who was 103, but today do you see the youth represented in a very big way today? >> reporter: i'm glad you brought up msght kids and you can see all the different people what are here. so many young people are out with their parents, they of course were telling them they wanted them to be able to experience this. so we talked to so many college kids who say they never, ever nye about this story about recently and that people can understand that that movie helped educate them. so you can see this mix as you're walking this crowd of all nations and all colors and people are really having that conversation about this. >> that was an incredible moment right there. ryan young, cnn continue and van jones, cnn political comment commentator, in our live coverage, you all did a tremendous's job, and now we see how versatile you two are, and van jones, who knew you're now showing your political as well as your reporting choppings right here on cnn. one more thing. one last thing. the president's speech he hit voting rights really hard and so did eric holder today, so there's a movement not just a celebration of t