. >> i am jon goldman, the architect for this project. why will show you today is face to of a building that we designed in 1990. some of these projects go on for decades. because of the fund raising issues that came up, we had to decide what will be billed -- would be built in these phases. phase #one is what is here now. this was for the administrative offices. the building and i will show you is designed in what you see now. it was designed to complete the scheme, around a courtyard. the courtyard is just open to the parking lot. the original idea is what i will show you. we are taking the same number of spaces there now, and i will show you some of this. this is where the parking lot his right now. this completes the scheme that was designed in the 1990's. and there is a full of all of underground parking that is about the same number that is parking there now. the streetscape, you can see the existing phase one building, that has been there for 15 years. this is the tower, opposite, and the back of the building. and the back of the c

america, jpmorgan chase, goldman sachs and deutsche bank, for misrepresenting the crisis at the housing boom. taxpayers lost $30 million. and now, they want it back. >> abc's jon karl, in the nation's capital. thanks for it all. >>> the quake struck just before 4:00 a.m., pacific time. there were no additional reports of damages or injuries. a similar quake triggers a tsunami warning back in june. >>> meanwhile, fresh concerns about the safety of the nation's nuclear power plant in the wake of last week's earthquake on the east coast. regulators say one-quarter of the country's nuclear plants, 27 in all, need modifications to make them more resistant to quakes. >>> an urgent warning to boaters and swimmers in california. unusually high surf is blamed for the loss of one boogie border now presumed dead. he ignored warnings to stay out of the water. the waves up to 11 feet high is also blamed for splitting a drug smuggling boat in 2, scattering some 500 pounds of marijuana along the california shoreline. >>> and outrage across the east this morning. six days after hurricane irene in the region, nearly 1 million homes and businesses still do not have power. some