the alexandra district t is not built 1.1 million that is housed with the warriors site and the site to the north of that is a project on owens that received an allocation earlier this year or last year i don't believe they've been on construction but moving forward in the permitting process. and then what was the next part of that? >> i guess how many are there other projects beyond mission bay having been built the old, you know, it didn't appear they can be revoked. >> to the best of my knowledge every project that on the list they've been actively engaged in the permits to construct and build reviewed to make sure their issued. the policy in 2009 the planning commission said the projects were staying active and moving towards construction we'll not actively revoke them but projects that are lacking we should look at those >> we've over the years brought several cases to you for revocation because in 2009 the commission requested a information on certain projects to insure there's not a lot of outstanding caps. >> so the big item is the sales force site that could add a lot to the

revokable but how much beyond the timeline can be revoked >> don't have those numbers but the alexandra district t is not built 1.1 million that is housed with the warriors site and the site to the north of that is a project on owens that received an allocation earlier this year or last year i don't believe they've been on construction but moving forward in the permitting process. and then what was the next part of that? >> i guess how many are there other projects beyond mission bay having been built the old, you know, it didn't appear they can be revoked. >> to the best of my knowledge every project that on the list they've been actively engaged in the permits to construct and build reviewed to make sure their su

it will then be reviewed with the district attorney, fred. >> all right. alexandra field, thanks you so much, from watkins glen. so this young man, kevin ward jr., just 20 years old, and there's certainly going to be ripple effects from what took place last night. let's bring in former nascar driver jeff bodine. jeff, there you are with us via skype. so one has to wonder, if there's a way in which you can express kind of the culture of this dirt track racing, what would prov e provoke, you know, a driver to get out of his vehicle on an active raceway even though caution flags have gone up and these cars are going slower, clearly there was some kind of altercation or we know there was contact between tony stewart's vehicle and kevin -- kevin ward's vehicle, but why would someone get out and get on the track in your view? >> well, when you're in a competitive situation and someone in auto racing runs into you, causes an accident, you get pretty frustrated. i've done this myself. i think most every driver around the world would probably say they've done it at least onc

she calls alexandra, virginia, pleasantville compared to that part of oh missouri. i met another woman from the district who says just because she came to tonight's protest she doesn't want to be painted as someone who hate it is the police. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> hands up. >> don't shoot. >> it was advertised as a day of rage. >> i am not against the police who kill people who are armed. >> reporter: but it was turned into a night for reason. >> when does something wrong to me i call the police in america and i expect them to be there for me. if i have a hoodie on and i'm walking at night i don't expect them to judge me. what about me is so threatening? >> reporter: shanna sampson says, nothing. >> these are good children, not thugs. neither was mike brown. >> reporter: she's from st. louis and just moved to alexandria a few months ago. >> why did you leave missouri and move to northern virginia? >> i couldn't raise my children in an environment so racist and hos till. i saw a more progressive environment. >> the young man next to sampson is her son. landry is 16. her daughter is only 9. like

alexandra and two others are in parks in virginia. if you go to those particular boundary stones, you'll see how far into virginia the district of columbia once reached. but in 1846, virginia reclaimed the land that it had donated and today the district of columbia is on land districtly donated by the state of maryland. so george washington turned to pierre lafon to design the city of washington that would house our federal government institutions. and pierre lafon was a frenchman who had come here in the passion of the revolutionary war. we had much support from the french. pierre lafon was one of them. it is based on democratic principles. first of all, he selected the highest point in the city of washington to serve as the site as the legislative branch. this was important. afterall our founding fathers had rebelled against the monarchy of king george iii, they were trying to establish was the importance of democracy. it became known as the united states capitol. then baniker selected a site right in the heart of the city for the executive mansion as it was then called. this was to signify that the president was to live and work in th