a lot of this, i believe, relies on abag projection figures. i don't feel comfortable with that because sometimes a projection that's going be supplied in the city isn't in -- what tease word i'm looking for? -- what's the word i'm looking for? doesn't necessarily -- isn't necessarily met. construction isn't necessarily met even though the protection is there on what the needs are for the increased employment or employee population. the employee population isn't always met. there need to be a little bit closer look on who's going to be working in this hospital. i heard 300 and 1,500. how many of those people will be moving into the city? what types of impact they're going to have. the pressures is going to be put on the adjacent neighborhoods and those type of issues. i'm not convinced that, you know, for instance here the housing element -- most of the objectives in the housing element are not applicable to the l.r.d. -- because it does not have that element. i find that kind of faulty, actually. let's see, there is -- i guess i was a little c

embroiled in an ethics scandal, facing up against adam clayton powell, iv, the man he mentored from the abage this man he unseated, adam clayton powell, and, this is an interesting family setup here, eric sean is live in harlem with the latest on this, eric, how is it going? eric: right you arement the irony and the history here, for political junkies is terrific! you have adam clayton powell, iv, the son of the man whose street this is name after, there's a statue of the fiery congressman, adam clayton powell, jr. in front of the state office building named after him and now, adam clayton powell, jr.'s son, adam clayton powell, iv facing today, a harlem institution, charlie rangel who is beset by ethics problems and the house ethics committee charging him with 13 violations and the 20-term congressman has been in office for 40 years. he voted this morning and said he is hoping the race will not be decided by those folks in washington or the editorial boards but, he said by the the constituents in the 15th congressional district and adam clayton powell also voted and he said it is time for ra