we know one of your businesses is tella telecommunications.ith carlos slim and a few minutes left. we know one of your businesses is tella telecommunications. where is it all going? >> that's an interesting question. we moved many years ago from the horse and the steamboat, and before the steamboat -- first to the steamboat and then to the speed of light, and then that was with telecommunications. and the speed of sound with the big fast planes, and that's what changed completely the world. this change came with a lot of technology. and the system of society will be neutralization. when people can get connected and you can do a lot of things, not only because of telecommunications, but it came together with the development of the computer, and it's for the brains and the head. i think we are living in a great, new society. a very important and generous -- i will say generous society, where the development and the economy is sustained by the welfare of the others. >> larry: where is it all going, though? are you still investing in telecommunica

and goals for this effort and for each of our teams as well as prepared to talk about whatever di tella -- detail is your pleasure regarding some of the work we are engaged in. >> thank you. >> this is what the superintendent just mentioned. givethe district data announcesy indicated how much they needed to do the zone. i do not have the data. each of the areas will have some schools that are in need of intensive support. however, the superintendent zones are 100% for schools that have high need. some of them are in the low- performing schools. ionly two of mine are considered for the next year, and we tried to meet the plan. >> our district also made the case said by reorganizing our district, we could better respond by providing intervention to some low- performing schools, so they have identified five more schools. our theory of action is relates to say the superintendent zone where we dedicate our resources and will positively impact student learning and outcome. this could -- the specifics are what we are here to talk about today. this is split into two areas teams. my team consist

since 1993, however, don't ask, don't tellas required gay and lesbian americans to make a choice. you can serve the country you love, but only if you lie about who you are. this has forced honorable american soldiers to conceal their true selves from their family, their friends, their fellow service members and their military superiors. and it has deprived united states military of talent and badly needed special skills. let me tell you about one person. sergeant lacey presley, she served two tours of duty in iraq as an army medic. the army awarded her a bronze star for her heroic action in keeping several critically wounded civilians alive after car bomb exploded in their midst. anotr army sergeant who worked with her around the same time said this about sergeant presley: "i would serve with sergeant preey any day, no doubt about it. she's one of the best medics that i've ever seen in my 18 years of service." sergeant presley was discharged after someone reported her sexual orientation to a senior commander. and i can go on and on. but this is one for sergeant presley. now i'd li