we have db participation of 16 percent, made up of firms from transamerican engineers and garcia associates. north american engineering is handling the [inaudible] assisting on inspection work as well as some

we have db participation of 16 percent, made up of firms from transamerican engineers and garcia associates. north american engineering is handling the [inaudible] assisting on inspection work as well as some of the environmental permitting. >> okay. mark from db, if you could come up. i have a couple questions. i want to talk about the protege re/shraeugs relationship. can you describe this program. >> bart with parsons, i'm the project manager for pb

i'm robert garcia i'm with the tenants association. we live in the lower knob hill historic hotel and permeate district which has been forgotten. it's the most accidentally populated area. it's an historic district in 8 scare blokes we have 2 had the and 83 buildings. we're sandwiched between a area called the tenderloin not on any official map and knob hill union square and polk. this is a massy district it was built in case there was another fire storm and it wouldn't burn. it appraise this workforce for union square and for the financial district. it is in the neighborhood called downtown civic center. it's market street on the south bush street on the north and stockton street on the east and franklin street on the west. 50 thousand resident only 4 thousand of children. we have in our area the lower knob hill the historic district no supermarket no park. the only park we had was union scare they turned into a plaza. we feel like we've on forgotten and this should be the show place of the city. and we've been around over 20 years bu

what can associations do and not do. so, anyway robert garcia had made a flier. now our flyers we have obscenity written on them now and the same kinds of things that were written on the church like tear down the church that church sucks and is ugly. and so there similar. our presenters were interfered with. and the developer wasn't there so he get this and preceded to write to bob and i think it's mostly coming about at&t boxes although he was the director. in cleveland i got a letter and a phone call is why are you, you know, it's very disturbing >> yes face up ma'am. >> hi praise the lord. i live right next door to the you going good hotel and i sat on the board for 4 to 5 years. i got to see about the building for 2 had the $3 million or somewhere in there. i voted on some things that it would be low income housing and not affordable housing. what's happening is that i think mostly housing is about this building and the city came out and talked to me one time and i told them about the grounds how it's been kept. they said they'd put poison down to keep the ra

garcia... i need you to run a list of all known associates to the sparks family, focusing on everyone whose firstlast name begins with the letter "l." well, it looks like they were open to alternative methods of payment. there's some construction work for a child's drum set and cleaning services for sheet music. bartering must be popular in a cash-strapped area like this. they have video surveillance, which is good news. do you think the unsub was here? it's possible. these guys like to scout their targets prior to abduction. they get off on the fact the victims never see them coming. there's a lot they don't teach us at the academy. experience handles the rest. let's get these tapes to garcia. well, the kid definitely likes to draw, but i can't quite figure out what it is he's drawing. that's a dog. how can you possibly know that that looks like a dog? i don't know. maybe a dad knows. well, i didn't see a dog outside. did you? they use these for occupational therapy, but they're soft. those things are expensive, too. that's a favorite. i think we should get this to reid. he may be able to use it

joining me now is lily garcia, who's vice president of the national education association and back withate professor at columbia university. okay, i have all the feelings, and i know it's because this is my real job. so i had all the -- like, i get this is not everybody's biggest problem. but i really was astonished by this market place discourse. >> and i'm a sixth grade teacher from utah. and as i was looking at this, we want our kids in that pipeline to college. we want graduation to be the key to, you know, we'll get into higher education, whether that's trade school, community colleges, universities, you can go as far as you want to go. and we've never said, we will judge that university by how much money you make after you graduate. we talk about like expanding their possibilities. what it means to be alive. and so, as i was, like you, listening to affordable college, and going, yes! pell grants, restructure those loans, according to your income. that makes sense. i went to college on a national direct student loan. 3%, had ten years to pay for it. paid for it in eight. my country