pilot around brownfield, and a pilot looking in five different cities, you know, denver, i think culver city, boston, a couple of other cities and focusing on how we can take these contaminated areas and focus on mixed-use housing. also think about multimodal transportation and economic business investments in those areas. and then not only how those different components will grow and kind of spring out of the granteds and investments that are being made. and mind you, the federal dollars here are important but not huge. what we're also trying to do is leverage private sector and philanthropic dollars in these areas. but also see what sprouts out of it because we are funding good proposals, we believe, but also what do we need to change, how do we need to dial things up or down, what levers do we need to turn on and off so that we can go and build off of these pilots and do this better in other areas? you know, i can give you examples in los angeles, in iowa, all over the country, some in tribal communits as well as we're -- communities as well as we're thinking about light rail, multimodal

she was buried at hillside memorial park in culver city.n duke has been covering this story for us from the beginning. alan, you took a ride today along the same route that ronnie chasen took on this night that she was fatally shot. tell us about it. >> yes, it's a very simple trip and it goes right by the cnn bureau starting at the new "w" hotel in hollywood near hollywood and vine. apparently, she left valet parking and went down sunset boulevard for about six miles through the sunset strip area, some very popular tourist areas, and then into the very posh residential area of beverly hills and sunset boulevard, arriving finally at an intersection where she may have been -- where her shooting may have happened, the intersection of sunset boulevard and whittier drive. this is the intersection where ronnie chasen apparently stopped and was turning. this is the most likely place police think that the shots were fired into her car, apparently from a higher suv vehicle that was parked next to her. and after the shots were fired, apparently, she

cities. denver, culver, boston, a couple of other cities, and focusing on how we can take the contaminated areas and focus on the housing, and also think about the transportation and economic business investments in those areas. and then not only how those different components will grow and kind of spring out of the grants and investments that are being made. mind you the federal dollars here are important, but not huge. what we are also trying to do is to leverage private sector in these areas. but also see what sprouts out of it. we are funding go proposals we believe. also what do we need to change? how do we need to dial things up or down? what levers do we need to turn on and off so we can go and build off of the pilots and do it in other areas. i can give you other examples in los angeles, in iowa, some in tribal communities as well as as we are thinking about light rail. we are thinking about multimobile transportation. doing all of this based on the six livability principals that focus on housing, transportation, how to leverage our investment, how to be more economically competitive, et