neighborhood for new building that pushed out the old buildings. >> they built these $300,000 for $400,000 homes now. >> nothing behind your back. i'm greg from hazard street. it's about the anzon. >> what about them? >> about how they polluted this neighborhood. >> it's still polluted. it didn't go away. >> i know. lead doesn't go away. >> let them know what's going on right up until present day with that damn mayor downtown. let them know. zinc oxide, arsenic, mexicans going in there removing asbestos without anything to protect them. that's why they want them here, cheap labor and do what they want. >> would you like to talk to us on camera, ma'am? >> hell no. >> then i'll finish talking to him. thank you very much. >> she's right. all that is true. >> it was a great victory for gregory and his neighborhood. but while it was the end of one environmental injustice, it was only the beginning of another. and once the development boom hit the river wards area of philly, decades of long buried