for their willingness to accept this responsibility. i would ask president lee to say a few words. thank you. bill: the summit continues, there in washington, d.c., as they hand off to the leader from south korea, where the summit will continue. not at this point, but in future dates and in the meantime, breaking news, i want to update you now, news out of london, now, on american airlines plane, en route out of paris, has now been forced to make an emergency landing in ice land, reykjavik, after reports of chemical fumes in the cabin and numerous passengers complained of dizziness and that flight set to land 13 20 minutes from now and emergency teams on the ground and en route from paris, not clear of the destination, american airlines flight, we re working the story now, breaking
ago to as you mentioned a moment ago, fewer than 18,000? how did that happen? actually about 20 years ago, the district was about 75,000. then ten years ago, 35,000, now we re down to approximately 17,000. how did that happen. 17,500. after the school district went through the desegregation period, white flight as well as middle class flight set in. and people began to move away from the urban core to the suburbs. and as a result of that, we experienced declining enrollment over the last 20 years. you ve had some dollars over the years to try to get folks back. why haven t you been able to retain and attract families and students? i think after going through the desegregation period where the district received $2 billion to educate children and to attract some of those children and families back to the