said the ground conditions have been challenging on irvington. what is that? >> ground water intrusion as well as crumbling tight conditions. we need to do a lot of shoring. as you move forward, the ground tends to want to crumble down. despite that, we're actually beating records in the last few weeks as far as the production rates. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> calaveras dam, work started last fall. right now, we're focusing on the disposal areas and rose in anticipation of the very massive earthworks that will take place in the following months. the beta tunnel is another project where we're making great progress. a tunnel shoring machine is under debate. we're telling approximately one- third feet a day, and we're 40% complete on those very large progress. the year retracement water treatment plant in san mateo county is getting a total face lift under the wsip. we have removed over 200,000 tons of soil from the site, and what you see here is a soil wall being built to accommodate the construction of a new large treated water reservoir. in order for us

stories straight from the students at fremont's irvington high school describe rampant depression, grownacademic pressures, to much worse. >> there was ones about, like, sexual, like abuse, like within their family, and, like, how they, like, people have attempted suicide over it. >> reporter: their darkest moments are written all over the walls of the girls' bathroom. a junior started the project in the hope that it would the help to free some of her peers from their pain. >> i wanted this story wall to be a lifesaver to pull people back in and to bring them to a positive space. >> reporter: this one reads, "if you really knew me, you'd know that i suffer from depression and have attempted suicide four times. i was abused for ten years. i was bullied for three years." another equally chilling says, "if you knew me, you'd know that when i look in the mirror, i hate what i see." tammy mcfarron isn't surprised. in fact, she admits that she's also had thoughts about killing herself. >> contemplation on suicide, seriously. and a lot of girls have thought the same thing too. i don't blame the

irvington, new jersey. arthur t democrats line. caller: yes. i certainly agree with the president making his statement. i have a son, 26 years old. and i feel like it's a shame. that you cannot walk the streets without being subject to racial profile. host: what do you think -- is that the message you think the president was trying to deliver yesterday or was there another message there? caller: the message -- yes. correct. absolutely correct. host: maryland, you are the last call this morning. republican line. tom. hi. caller: how are you doing? i'm thinking obama's statements, i'm not taking race related at all. everyone kind of talking about him putting himself in the shoes of a black parents, i think he's putting himself in the shoes of a parent. i mean, my wife and i have a 4-year-old and an 8-month-old and every time there's a tragedy involving any child of those age range, black, white, red, or yellow, i automatically think of myself in the shoes of that parent. so i don't think obama is saying that his son would look like trayvon. i mea