naca, many of them, sons and daughters and grandsons and granddaughters cs salvation. in that, should they get paid? >> next to nothing. it varied over the years from nicholson times an hour, pocket change to a few dollars a week even after roosevelt demanded a decent wage for them, the male owner there refute to pay them decide the federal government successfully invoke the union. so mill owners kind of paid what they knew they had to pay, with considering these poor nonpeople and where they came from was not very much. now it's 50 feet into the 60s and 60s and 70s it became a decent paying job. the machines will never save cuts favor. and by the 70s and 80s, if you work for a cut milia make as much money as any blue-collar worker except amy a coal miners and steel workers. m.i.t. said people were losing fingers, hands and in the beginning getting paid next to nothing. why were they so loyal to working in a mill? >> they were so loyal because there was nothing else. there is nothing else they are. our pipe shops and steel mills in the bigger cities. to understand why

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joining us live is darren with naca.in what necca. >> it's a nonprofit community advocacy and homeowners organization. homeowners should stay in the home at affordable payments. >> reporter: how do they help people? >> they can buy a home. this is called save the dream tour. we are trying to save homes for people. the contract that says the homeowner comes to us, if we can document your homeowner is unaffordable, we can lower the rate. as low as 2%. >> that's 500 to $1000 per month. >> sometimes we are able to reduce the principal. once you get to the 2% for example you can't reach the payment, depending on guidelines we can reduce the principal. >> tell me about the turnout? >> we've had more than 8000 people so far. we expect a turnout today. today is the last day. expecting to see a lot of people. we will be in ed zonks son, new jersey and man at the tan next week -- manhattan next week. >> reporter: the biggest thing you want people to come down prepared, what should they bring? >> proof of income, social security, w

we just had naca in baltimore, 16,000 trying to get the mortgages modified. 16,000. so i just hope that when you go back to your drawing boards, you know, i can't wish i could just hang out in the boardroom and just whisper in your ear is constantly reminding you of people are suffering and he needed some urgency. and they don't feel like they are getting it. i know what you're saying, but when you have people like the man that i talked to yesterday who comes home, and all his stuff is out on the corner, and it's about christmas time and thanksgiving and he doesn't know where he is going to go. listening to people who make $7 million in two years, who is supposed have something to do with this flight and helping him out of it, doesn't give him much relief. you know, he can't afford, he can afford a house. he can't even afford a turkey. so, i hope that you will keep that human element in mind. and we look forward to, going to be meeting with you again, not the committee, but our group of legislators with mr. demarco hopefully within the next two or three weeks. >> oka