shawn and his team plan to doorstep andrea campbell the president of boston city council so the goal today is going to decide to go fossil fuel body which got it later down the road will work with her a nice several other cultures to craft a resolution for a green new deal that's going to pass the city council. that's the way it's going. the 1st step for the group is to encourage politicians to sign a pledge promising that they will refuse money from possible companies who want them to act in their interests. over $1400.00 politicians have signed so far. as we approach the council president's office i'm struck by this group's confidence they walk straight in. just to meet you and your shadow nice to meet you can't we're here to ask you if you could sign the no fossil fuel money pledge absolutely i mean i will say before i even you know sign this thank you for your advocacy. work this stuff doesn't happen by accident if people aren't showing up so happy to participate happy to do this i just want to think. so it's not just a movement where they're going to confronting a lot of hostili

are being made and that were touched on there was some chuckling when it became about the city council in boston and it's true way back when he was around and certainly during their regime t the city council was jokingly called clowns. it's far more representative of boston. i know you had to stop because you did your book and then he went to new york so you had sort of a bad half but not the other. the other half is wendy's different mayors came in after him. kevin at least followed through on a great deal even though he fought in the campaign come he followed a great deal of what took place when it was a redevelopment agency with damn good architecture, huge staff that was paid by the city and therefore when other mayors came in, they basically took over and took the attitude of private development is the panacea to solve the problems so if we look at what happened to one example of her but he knows and it is the shreveport district. that is an example where they really ran the show and there's still time to run the show and that is the problem when you get to affordable housing. >> i will say

but one was there was some chuckling with the discussion came about city council in boston and it is true. way back not only ed but particularly when he was around and certainly during most of the regime, the city council was jokingly called clowns it is a very different city council from just reading the paper today it is far more representative of boston has a lot of women independents that are very smart et cetera. one of the problems with urban renewal and i know you had to stop because that he went to new york so you have that half but not the other half. the other half is when all the different mayors came in after him and at the degree less brick at least kevin follow through on a great deal. he followed a great deal of what took place in the bra when it was really a redevelopment agency with a huge staff paid by the city and therefore when other mayors came in they took the attitude of private development as a panacea. so if we look at what happened to that example everybody knows it and can see it is the seaport district that is an example of private development program at sa

one is that there was some chuckling with a discussion with the city council in boston and it's true particularly when ed logue and certainly during most of the regime it was a different city council today it is far more representative of boston very smart women and i know you had to stop because then he went to new york see you got that half but not the other half. the other half is when all these different mayors came in after him and then to follow through on a great deal of what took place when really it was a redevelopment agency it was paid for by the city than when other mayors came in basically they took over and took the attitude as the panacea to solve those problems everybody knows and can see it that is an example of private development i'm not saying they are all bad guys but that's an example when it ran the show and that's a problem when you get to affordable housing to make your point is well taken about the city council but i will say part of the issue what was ruling the structure of government at that time gave the power to the mayor so the only way the city council

ainsley: what are the chances though that steve adler, the mayor of boston, will listen to you and city councilght change. they believe what they believe. >> well, there are programs surrounding austin that are successful. you look at the community first village, for example. that is privately fund you had. it's about 100 people going to 200 people. they help people escape their addictions. ainsley: that's great. >> they learn how to work and to provide for themselves. ainsley: you are on the money. you are right. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. steve: all right. meanwhile, fox news alert. new tensions erupting in the middle east overnight. dozens of rockets bombarding israel. we have a live report from gaza coming up next. ♪ with the united explorer card, i get rewarded wherever i go. going out for a bite. rewarded! going new places. rewarded! anytime. rewarded! getting more for getting away. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. and get... rewarded! . . - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi grill. get the perfectly grilled flavors of an outdoor grill indoors, an