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It channels right into the l.a. river, not only water but it's also all of this debris. take a look at that. you can see where all the debris just catches right there. that's all the things that have been sitting in the l.a. river because they haven't had so much rain lately. they have had a major drought for months and months. and now this is happening. it's not going to really relieve the drought was a all this water just goes to the ocean. it doesn't have time to sink into the ground. where it is sinking is the worst of places over near the burn areas in monrovia. these are areas that burne...

Just before this interview began, showed us. america is one big pothole. we've all fallen in them, whether we're in washington or new york or chicago or any community around america. america is one big pothole. we need to really have an opportunity to have a big, bold vision from people and a view that says we have to have the resources to fix up our roads and bridges. >> i don't want to belabor this point, but you would think with all the advancements that have been made in science and engineering that we would be able to design roads and highways that last a little longer, that can withstand...

25, 30 years ago, there were a lot of folks who would not go near u street and then all of a sudden high-rises come up -- it's fascinating, molly, because there are those -- again, to play devil's advocate, there are those who have made the argument na ge that gentrification is a good thing. the same article, quote, gentrification doesn't need to be something that one group inflicts on another. often it's the result ofs a separations everybody shares. that's from the "new york" magazine. what's your response, molly? >> the interesting question here on a policy level is does gentrification make...