. >> reporter: wescott and his students are combing through the records of more than 100 world war irity servicemembers who received the distinguish service cross and might have deserved more. >> i'm just astonished by what these men did. >> reporter: sophomore joshua weston is a military veteran. >> if you look, they would be given the medal of honor in a heartbeat. >> reporter: their work is supported by bipartisan legislation that's now before congress that would require the defense department to do a systematic review of potential medal of honor candidates. butler later took his own life and is buried at arlington national cemetery. ashland weber hopes his headstone will one day read "medal of honor." >> if i can do anything in my power to make some of these men live again, i will do it. >> reporter: a mission based on a belief that it's never too late to do the right thing. chip reid, cbs news, parkland, missouri. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," americans are spending hundreds of dollars each month on things that we really don't need. we'll offer tips on how to avoid impuls

. >> reporter: sammons joined forces with professor timothy wescott to right what they see is a terribled how you going to fix that? >> we're going to fix it with the best forensics and genealogical and historical research that we can possibly do. >> reporter: westcott and his students are combing through the records of more than 100 world war i minority service members who received the distinguished service cross, but might have deserved more. >> i'm just astonished by what these men did. >> reporter: sophomore joshua westin is a veteran. >> when you look at caucasian ryf the were to perform the same actions, they would be given the medal of honor in a heart beat. >> reporter: their work is supported by bipartisan lelgs now before congress that would require the defense department to do a systematic review of potential medal of honor candidates. butler later took his own life and is buried at arlington national cemetery. ashlyn weber hopes his headstone will one day read "medal of honor." >> if i can do anything in my power to make sure that some of these men live again, he will do it.

we are here with our partner, tmg partners and our architect from wescott. we will try to be brief, because we know you have a long agenda, and we have been here before with an informational session. just to orient you, this is the tennis club site as it currently stands today, and as it was since the 1970s. we acquired this site because one pursuant of the central soma goals. we came up with a mixed-use project that is essentially filling out the site with multiple uses, which have been outlined. i will outline. it has a mid lock crossing connecting bluxome street to brannan street. this is a view looking across from brannan street. you can see a taller massing, a smaller massing of office component, and then the far distance you see the reddish massing which is the affordable housing site. we will be deeding to the city's mayor's office of housing. the components of the project are listed here. i am not going to go through it in observance of time. just to say that we think it is a nicely balanced mix of uses that will enrich this neighborhood. in general,