jim keene is president of the neighborhood association. >> we have seen a dramatic increase in the neighborhood of families moving in and young folks and we have certainly seen a decrease in crime in the neighborhood. historic uptown is where it's up. >> reporter: cops found 14 people in the house after they used a s.w.a.t. armoured car to remove a gate and get inside. they arrested antonio ford and patrick greene. both have lengthy arrest records and devonte tyson. >> this was all about neighbors calling us in and placing a complaint. we want this out of our city so we're happy that neighbors are calling in. >> reporter: they believe he moved from place to place, always one step ahead of them but when he landed here they bought drugs from him again and officers got a warrant. a man who opened the door denied knowing anything about the drug crime. he claimed to be asleep when officers arrived. >> reporter: the neighborhood association has a great relationship with the police department, any time any neighbors see anything they call in right away. josh. uses a program called the tip 411 how does

i am less keen about his comments on infrastructure. erik: how so? jimth infrastructure is a technological change point. use of infrastructure is going to change. i think we know that. one of my favorite quotes on infrastructure came from one of our clients, who is one of the world's biggest investors in infrastructure, and in a fairly lengthy conversation he said to me "we don't want to be caught in the canals of the 21st century/" remember the history of the canals in the northeast and england -- they were built at great expense and obsolete by about 1830. mr. flatt: it is funny you should bring it up -- i asked him about it. renewable energy, solar technology, wind, autonomous cars -- how will that change their views of things like highways, for example, or the power industry. he said, of course, it is going to change, but it will take 25 years for these changes to really bear fruit. they are comfortable -- and furthermore, you are still going to need some of those assets. transmission lines, for example, highways -- they are still going to be here. j