Country Public Schools chief as we continue to press for answers in the alleged rain of 14yearold girl at Rockville High School. Her alleged attacker an 18yearold classmate in case left parents outraged to how this could happen. Fox5 Melanie Alnwick live in rockville with what the superintendent exclusively told fox5. Mel. Good morning, guys, we dont know whether the superintendent will attend the meeting here tonight at Rockville High School at 7. I can till parents in this community are supportive of the principal and they say they are furious with the policies or lack there of they believe puts students at risk. It was an issue and it has been an issue largely hidden many maryland Public Schools exposed and a 14yearold dpraingd into a branch room brutal a raped by 17 and 1e8d yoord and i will legal immigrants ep rolled as ninth grader and what concerns parents most is potential for older teens to be mixed in with ungier students and after superintendent addressed fox5 with the conce
If you are waiting for the next speaker to come, keep in mind that that people sitting next to you may have come to hear the personal at the podium right now. Faith and freedom and cwa always does masterful jobs of bringing people to those things and people honoring the spirit, i guess, of the program. I will also just say, obviously, you know weve had we had some security terrance. So we have taken some pretty pronounced efforts to keep that to a bear minimum. Thank you for dealing with ininconvenience as you have been coming in. As we begin the program, obviously, we are excited to have each of the participants in the program. But we believe that the most important component of this is really to honor and lift up those precepts that we believe made america great. So i would ask that you join dr. W. A. Merit of the southern Leadership Conference of North Carolina to lead us in prayer. Good morning. Its such a wonderful day that god has given us. And each of us have arrived here safely
No, i think the universities do make progress on this and i think you get to a point where you create a Virtuous Cycle and i think it does work and i think theres reason to believe that it does work. I think the key point, representative compelling interest, thats in the heartland of what the court has said. In which the universities expertise the process point before you said also said that a matter to which this court, some, but not what youre talking about is the need of the program. In addition to that, and this is what id like you to focus on because there could be a question of whether to send it back for more evidence or not. So, in looking through the records so far, on this specifically, i found an affidavit by a person named walker and that person named walker ascribed seven years of efforts measure this stuff. All kinds of discussions. Described conclusions of the faculty members and the admissions offices. That you did need. You did need. Affirmative action in the 25 of the
Season, equipping for the task at hand, focusing on the issues, and making certain that we are there to protect life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That is our charge in this election season. May god bless you. May he bless your weekend and equip you for a big tourist month ahead. Thank you so much. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please help me welcome to the stage congressman alex moody. [applause] thank you, it is such a pleasure to be with you. Congratulations on your efforts to take our country back from the far left who is intent on making it a socialist utopia that will be a complete failure. My name is alex moody and i am on my first term in congress from the great state of west virginia. I have been passionate about the political process all my life. Father served as the army captain in vietnam. When a mother turned 20 years old, she was sitting in a prison cell in cuba. My mother was raised in cuba. When the bay of pigs invasion failed, they locked everybody up. She
Now we kick off the weekend with th who recounts George Washingtons journey. Currently the james marsh professor at large at the university of vermont a guggenheim fellow, professor t. H. Breen has taught classes at oxford, yale, university of chicago and also Northwestern University which he just retired from. Hes written several books on an Early American History on subjects ranging from the Tobacco Culture of early tidewater planters to the consumer politics of the American Revolution. His new book tells a story about journeys George Washington took during his first term in office and during the account of the travels, professor t. H. Breen demonstrates the importance of the ambitious trip. In the review of the renowned historian notes its hard to think anything new could be said about George Washington, but hes done it and hes given us new insight into the acute political skill of the first president in the state of the country in the 1790s. Please join me in welcoming professor ti