northern california gave their award in the past year it was role amazing at the award ceremony troy williams was the founder the report been realized from san quip ton and he's going to continue to work in collaboration with our producers and reports was going to share a project called the spiritual evidently that is belief and belonging in the bras already this is getting innovate attention there's been 3 report from that project have been carried on a invading public programming a fourth will soon be carried on one the npr magazines in the coming week scombu just to give you a sense that people are listening to the work that c r a w and i want to share a poem we've broadcasted this april and last april called restraining order poets we partnered with americans scores bay area is a nonprofit that provides literacy and work on soccer with kids in schools one is in the set of pictures that was shared with you we've got this opportunity to bring those are kids into the station and put the poems on the air i'll send them out in an abbreviated power point but it's role this scratching the as far

group home run by the montgomery county coalition for the homeless and now former employees william kelly iii and troy callan are facing some very serious charges. according to police kelly convinced a homeless male in his care to hand over his checkbook saying he'd keep it in a safe place. instead, kelly is accused of writing out a $3,000 check to callan that happens to be his long time boyfriend. he reportedly deposited that check at this anacostia bank of america branch and later withdrew the funds. what was the motive here? police say kelly who earned $43,000 a year as a caseworker was low on money his bank account in the negative. today, we visited kelly and callan's respective apartments both in southeast d.c. his grandmother opened the door but didn't care to talk. >> do you have a comment about your family member? >> no i have no comment. >> how come? >> to him that was a lot of money. and it belonged to him. so whatever happens, he gets what he -- i hope he gets what he deserves. >> and today, the montgomery county coalition for the homeless told us when this situation came to our attention,

troy mason, george mercado, mike and bryce. in fourth grade dominick, johnny j.a. matthew and tyreke. and in fifth grade john, anthony, william, william, steven and andre. today, these young men serve as role models to the rest of fugit elementary school and are held to a high standard both academically and behaviorally. i rise today to recognize their efforts and commend the leadership of fugit who are committed to the leadership of growing these men into future leaders. i'd like to recite their poem. it's a fitting tribute from 21 young men to the exceptionalism of our nation. we are the beacon of light, the hope of man kinde, that shining city on a hill, the most beautiful the most bountiful, the most generous people in the world, the country that has birth the great titans of science and industry, the country that put a man on the moon, the country that has liberated millions from the clutches of evil the home of the brave, the great republic the united states of america. i thank the fugit honor guard for serving as an inspiration of so many, including to this member of congress. may god bless each of them and their famil