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Getty Images Austin FC’s Expansion Draft is this evening, and for D.C. United, it’s a straightforward event: losing a player is bad, not losing one is good. Fortunately, the odds are in the Black-and-Red’s favor, as Austin can only take five players from a group of 16 teams, but it’s nonetheless a possibility that United ends up losing a player and getting just $50,000 in General Allocation money (far less than their market value) in return. We talked about the protected list yesterday, and you can see the full draft rules here, but this piece is going to focus on the likelihood of Un...

Then more than half of the at risk students have gone on to college. >> i fell i would be in jail, or just do nothing with high life. reporter: 19-year-old luis robles admits he was in the road to nowhere after his father got deported, he spent countless hours at detention at school, until his mentor showed him another way forward, now he is in college, and wants to pursue film and social work. reporter: what kind of an impact has this program made on you and your daughter's last. >> she got into college. reporter: single mom margarita davis could not be more proud of her daughter key awh kia,...

Then more than half of the at risk students have gone on to college. >> i fell i would be in jail, or just do nothing with high life. reporter: 19-year-old luis robles admits he was in the road to nowhere after his father got deported, he spent countless hours at detention at school, until his mentor showed him another way forward, now he is in college, and wants to pursue film and social work. reporter: what kind of an impact has this program made on you and your daughter's last. >> she got into college. reporter: single mom margarita davis could not be more proud of her daughter key awh kia,...

Then more than half of the at risk students have gone on to college. >> i fell i would be in jail, or just do nothing with high life. reporter: 19-year-old luis robles admits he was in the road to nowhere after hisher got deported, he spent countless hours at detention at school, until his mentor showed him another way forward, now he is in college, and wants to pursue film and social work. reporter: what kind of an impact has this program made on you and your daughter's last. >> she got into college. reporter: single mom margarita davis could not be more proud of her daughter key awh kia, who...