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I'm here at city hall in Boston. And if you've never seen this building, it's difficult to describe exactly. It's in a part of town where you've got the Union Oyster House and Samuel Hall and these early American taverns on one side of the street, and they've got a modest brick architecture from olden days. And then, a...	i'm here at city hall in boston and if you've never seen this building it's difficult to describe exactly. it's in a part of town where you've got the union oyster house and samuel, hall and these early american taverns on one side. of the street and they've got a, modest brick architecture from olden days. and then ac...	I'm here at city hall in Boston And if you've never, seen this building it's difficult to describe exactly, It's, in a part of town where you've got; the Union Oyster House and. Samuel Hall and these early, American taverns on one side of the street and they've got a modest brick architecture from olden, days And. then...	i'm here at city hall in boston. and if you've never seen this building, it's difficult to describe exactly. it's in a part of town where you've got the union oyster house and samuel hall and these early american taverns on one side of the street, and they've got a modest brick architecture from olden days. and then, a...
It's - I don't like the way it looks, like the walls, like the cement inside, it's kind of like - and it looks a little weird for me. I was like, look like something from space.	it's - i don't like the way it looks like the walls like the, cement inside it's kind of like. - and, it looks. a little weird for me i was like look like something from	It's - I. don't like the way it looks. like the walls like the cement inside it's, kind of like. - and it looks a little, weird for me I was like look like. something from	it's - i don't like the way it looks, like the walls, like the cement inside, it's kind of like - and it looks a little weird for me. i was like, look like something from space.
Thirty-six-year-old Angel Vasquez volunteers in city hall with the seniors program. He and others think that 100-foot high concrete columns the building sits on make it look like an alien spacecraft with its landing gear down.	thirty-six-year-old angel vasquez volunteers in city hall with the, seniors program he and others think that 100-foot high. concrete columns the building sits on make it. look like an alien spacecraft with; its landing gear	Thirty-six-year-old, Angel Vasquez volunteers in city hall, with the seniors program He, and others think that 100-foot high concrete columns the building sits on. make it, look like an alien spacecraft with its, landing gear	thirty-six-year-old angel vasquez volunteers in city hall with the seniors program. he and others think that 100-foot high concrete columns the building sits on make it look like an alien spacecraft with its landing gear down.
Somebody must have been tripping.	somebody must have been	Somebody must have been	somebody must have been tripping.
The mayor of Boston is not a big fan of this building either.	the. mayor of boston is not a. big fan of this building	The mayor of Boston is not a big fan of this building	the mayor of boston is not a big fan of this building either.
Well, it's a cement bunker. That's what it really is, a bunker.	well it's, a cement bunker that's what it really. is a	Well. it's a cement bunker That's what it; really is a	well, it's a cement bunker. that's what it really is, a bunker.
Mayor Thomas Menino is sitting in his office, which like all the other rooms in this building is pretty dreary, with lots of dark, exposed concrete.	mayor thomas menino is sitting in his office, which like all the other rooms in, this building is pretty dreary with lots. of dark exposed	Mayor Thomas Menino is sitting in his office which like all the other rooms in. this building is pretty dreary with. lots of. dark exposed	mayor thomas menino is sitting in his office, which like all the other rooms in this building is pretty dreary, with lots of dark, exposed concrete.
It's cold and the atmosphere - in just the walls. And then the walls, they're 12-feet thick, all cement.	it's cold and the atmosphere - in; just the walls and then the walls they're 12-feet thick all	It's cold and, the, atmosphere - in just the walls And then the walls they're 12-feet thick all	it's cold and the atmosphere - in just the walls. and then the walls, they're 12-feet thick, all cement.
And even in your office here, I mean, yeah, that the walls, the ceiling's like, what? Forty-feet-high. And these concrete walls, it feels like you're in a bunker.	and even in your office here i mean. yeah that the walls the ceiling's. like what? forty-feet-high and these concrete walls it feels like you're in a	And even in your office here I mean yeah that the; walls the ceiling's like what? Forty-feet-high And these concrete walls, it feels like you're; in a	and even in your office here, i mean, yeah, that the walls, the ceiling's like, what? forty-feet-high. and these concrete walls, it feels like you're in a bunker.
Well, this would be a great handball court. You know, if you've ever played handball. The ceilings are high enough. The walls are there.	well this would, be a great handball court you know if, you've ever played handball the ceilings are high enough the walls are	Well this would be a great handball court, You, know if you've ever played handball The. ceilings are high, enough, The walls are	well, this would be a great handball court. you know, if you've ever played handball. the ceilings are high enough. the walls are there.
A lot of the rooms in this 1960s modernist building have high ceilings like this. Once city counselor says the heating bills blow your hair back, and the layout, like an Escher painting, is a bit of a maze. Mayor Monino.	a lot of the rooms in this 1960s modernist building have high ceilings like, this once city counselor says, the heating bills blow your. hair back and the layout. like an escher painting. is a bit of a maze mayor	A lot. of the rooms in this 1960s modernist building have high ceilings like this. Once city counselor says the heating bills blow your hair back and the, layout. like an Escher painting is a bit of a maze Mayor	a lot of the rooms in this 1960s modernist building have high ceilings like this. once city counselor says the heating bills blow your hair back, and the layout, like an escher painting, is a bit of a maze. mayor monino.
It has stairways that lead to nowhere. On one side of the building, there's a fourth floor but no third floor. The other side, there's a third floor but no fourth floor. I mean, just imagine people coming into this building, how confused they get.	it has stairways that lead to nowhere on one. side of the building there's a fourth floor but no third floor the, other, side there's a third floor but no fourth floor i, mean just imagine people coming into this building how confused they	It has; stairways that lead to nowhere On one side of the building there's a fourth floor but no third floor The other side there's a third floor, but no fourth floor I, mean, just imagine people coming, into this building how confused they	it has stairways that lead to nowhere. on one side of the building, there's a fourth floor but no third floor. the other side, there's a third floor but no fourth floor. i mean, just imagine people coming into this building, how confused they get.
So the mayor wants to sell off the plaza and this building, maybe as it teardown. He figures he'd raise a few hundred million dollars from private developers, and with that the city could build a new city hall away from downtown on a south Boston waterfront. But some don't think city hall should move.	so the mayor wants to sell off the plaza and this building maybe as it teardown he figures he'd raise a few hundred million. dollars from private developers and, with that. the. city could build a new city hall away from downtown on a south boston waterfront but some don't think city hall should	So the; mayor wants to sell, off the plaza and this building maybe as it teardown He figures he'd raise a few hundred million dollars, from private developers and with that the city, could build a new city hall away; from downtown on a south Boston waterfront But some don't think city hall should	so the mayor wants to sell off the plaza and this building, maybe as it teardown. he figures he'd raise a few hundred million dollars from private developers, and with that the city could build a new city hall away from downtown on a south boston waterfront. but some don't think city hall should move.
It is regressive and inappropriate for the whole citizenry of Boston.	it. is, regressive, and inappropriate for the whole citizenry of	It is regressive and inappropriate for the whole citizenry of	it is regressive and inappropriate for the whole citizenry of boston.
Fred Kent is the founder and president of the Project for Public Spaces, the group that ranked city hall plaza as the worst public space in the world. He's okay with tearing down the building, but he says a new city hall should stay where the old one is. It's where four subway lines intersect right in the center of tow...	fred kent is the founder and president of the project for public spaces the group that ranked city. hall plaza, as the. worst public space in the world he's okay with tearing down the building but. he says a new city hall should stay. where, the old one, is it's where four subway lines, intersect right in the center of...	Fred Kent is; the founder and president of the Project for Public Spaces the, group that ranked city hall plaza. as the worst public space. in the world. He's okay with tearing down the building but he says, a new city hall should stay where the old one. is, It's where four subway lines intersect right in the center of...	fred kent is the founder and president of the project for public spaces, the group that ranked city hall plaza as the worst public space in the world. he's okay with tearing down the building, but he says a new city hall should stay where the old one is. it's where four subway lines intersect right in the center of tow...
It is intensely worrying, because I think Boston could be on the verge of making an enormous mistake.	it is intensely worrying because i think, boston could; be. on the, verge of making. an enormous	It is intensely worrying because I think Boston could be on the verge of making an enormous	it is intensely worrying, because i think boston could be on the verge of making an enormous mistake.
Bill Mitchell is a professor and former dean of MIT School of Architecture and Planning. He's outside looking up that city hall.	bill mitchell is a professor and former dean of mit school of, architecture and planning he's outside looking. up that city	Bill Mitchell is a, professor and former dean of MIT School of Architecture and Planning He's outside looking. up that city	bill mitchell is a professor and former dean of mit school of architecture and planning. he's outside looking up that city hall.
I'm a fan of this building, I always have been. Well, it have a kind on muscular strength and integrity. It has - it's a great building of its era. And buildings go through cycles of fashion, and you know, this kind of architecture is intensely unfashionable at this point. But that's precisely when you have to be caref...	i'm a fan of, this building i always have been well it have a kind on muscular strength and integrity it has - it's a great building of its era and buildings go through cycles of fashion and. you know this kind of architecture is. intensely unfashionable at this point but that's precisely when you have; to be, careful,...	I'm, a fan; of this building I always have been Well it have a kind on muscular strength and integrity It. has. - it's a great building of its era And buildings go through cycles of fashion and you. know this kind of architecture is intensely unfashionable at this point But that's precisely when you. have to be careful...	i'm a fan of this building, i always have been. well, it have a kind on muscular strength and integrity. it has - it's a great building of its era. and buildings go through cycles of fashion, and you know, this kind of architecture is intensely unfashionable at this point. but that's precisely when you have to be caref...
But Mitchell doesn't have to work here. John Tobin is a Boston city counselor.	but mitchell doesn't have to, work here john tobin is a boston city,	But Mitchell doesn't have, to work here John Tobin is a Boston city	but mitchell doesn't have to work here. john tobin is a boston city counselor.
I'm not an architect, but I am in favor of giving everybody an hour to get their belongings, get out of here and blow the place up.	i'm not an architect but i am in, favor of giving everybody. an hour to get their belongings, get out of here and blow the place	I'm not an architect but I am in favor of giving everybody an hour to get, their belongings get; out of here and; blow the place	i'm not an architect, but i am in favor of giving everybody an hour to get their belongings, get out of here and blow the place up.
Tobin says in addition to the heavy, dark, depressing interior, the air inside is often dry or stagnant. City workers have signed petitions complaining about it. None of the windows open. And one night, a couple of years ago in the city council room -	tobin says in addition to, the heavy dark depressing. interior the air inside is often dry, or stagnant city workers have, signed petitions complaining about it none of the windows open and one night a couple. of, years ago in the city council room	Tobin says in addition. to the heavy dark depressing interior the air inside is; often dry or stagnant City workers have signed petitions complaining about it None of. the windows open And one night a couple of. years ago, in the city, council room	tobin says in addition to the heavy, dark, depressing interior, the air inside is often dry or stagnant. city workers have signed petitions complaining about it. none of the windows open. and one night, a couple of years ago in the city council room -
Thank God nobody was in the chamber, but - it was 60 pound piece of the ceiling. It was like something out of Skylab came crushing down and hit my desk. And you know, we had to close the chamber for a month and a half after that.	thank god nobody was in, the chamber but - it was 60 pound piece of the ceiling it was like something out of skylab came crushing down and hit my desk and you know we. had to; close the chamber for a month and a half after	Thank God nobody was in the chamber but - it was 60 pound piece of the ceiling It was like something out of, Skylab came crushing, down and hit my desk And you know, we had, to close; the chamber. for a month and a half after	thank god nobody was in the chamber, but - it was 60 pound piece of the ceiling. it was like something out of skylab came crushing down and hit my desk. and you know, we had to close the chamber for a month and a half after that.
That's because of all the asbestos that came down with the ceiling. Tobin agrees with Fred Kent. He'd like to see a new city hall built here around the current site along with the redevelopment of the area around it. He says that could bring in more shops and businesses and create a bustling city hall plaza to be proud...	that's because of all the asbestos that came down with the. ceiling tobin agrees with fred kent, he'd like to see a new city hall built here around the current site along with the. redevelopment of the area around it he says that could bring in more shops and businesses and create a bustling city hall. plaza to be prou...	That's because of all the asbestos that; came down with the ceiling, Tobin agrees with Fred Kent He'd like to see a new city hall built here around the current site along with the redevelopment of the area around it He says that could bring in more shops and businesses and create a bustling city hall plaza to be. proud...	that's because of all the asbestos that came down with the ceiling. tobin agrees with fred kent. he'd like to see a new city hall built here around the current site along with the redevelopment of the area around it. he says that could bring in more shops and businesses and create a bustling city hall plaza to be proud...
Chris Arnold, NPR News, Boston.	chris arnold npr news	Chris Arnold NPR News	chris arnold, npr news, boston.
It's almost a year now since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, but in some places life is far from normal.	it's almost a year now since hurricane katrina hit the, gulf, coast but in some places life; is far from,	It's almost, a year now since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast but in some places life is far from	it's almost a year now since hurricane katrina hit the gulf coast, but in some places life is far from normal.
This week, NPR's Howard Berkes encountered an artist in Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi who manages to find solace in the rubble Katrina left behind. He sent us this postcard.	this week npr's howard berkes encountered an artist. in, bay saint, louis mississippi who manages to find solace in the rubble katrina left behind he sent us this	This week NPR's Howard Berkes encountered, an artist in Bay Saint Louis. Mississippi who manages to find solace in the; rubble Katrina left behind He sent us this	this week, npr's howard berkes encountered an artist in bay saint louis, mississippi who manages to find solace in the rubble katrina left behind. he sent us this postcard.
We were between interviews on another Katrina story, so we decided to head into a white brick gallery on Main Street filled with pottery, t-shirts and crafts.	we were between interviews on another katrina story so we decided to head into a white brick gallery on main, street filled. with pottery t-shirts and	We were, between interviews. on another Katrina story so we decided to head into a white brick gallery on Main Street filled with pottery t-shirts and.	we were between interviews on another katrina story, so we decided to head into a white brick gallery on main street filled with pottery, t-shirts and crafts.
(Soundbite of bell ringing)	(soundbite of bell	(Soundbite of bell	(soundbite of bell ringing)
And in a corner, artist Lori Gordon peered through the lens of a camera. She was snapping photographs of what she calls the Katrina collection, mixed media collages meant for wall space in living rooms or display space on bookshelves. They're attempts to draw meaning and order from hurricane debris.	and in a corner artist lori, gordon peered through the lens of a camera she was snapping photographs of what she calls the katrina collection mixed media; collages meant for wall space in living rooms or display space on. bookshelves they're attempts to draw meaning and order from hurricane	And in a corner artist Lori Gordon peered through the lens of a camera, She was snapping photographs of what she calls the Katrina collection mixed media collages meant for wall space in living rooms or, display space; on bookshelves They're attempts to draw meaning and order from hurricane	and in a corner, artist lori gordon peered through the lens of a camera. she was snapping photographs of what she calls the katrina collection, mixed media collages meant for wall space in living rooms or display space on bookshelves. they're attempts to draw meaning and order from hurricane debris.
I started doing that probably about a week after Hurricane Katrina, so about the first week in September I just started walking through the woods back behind where my home used to be.	i started doing that probably about a week after hurricane, katrina so about the first; week in september i just started walking, through the woods back, behind where my home used to	I started doing that probably about a week after Hurricane Katrina. so about the first week in September I just started walking through the woods back behind where my home. used to	i started doing that probably about a week after hurricane katrina, so about the first week in september i just started walking through the woods back behind where my home used to be.
Your home was destroyed.	your home, was	Your home was	your home was destroyed.
Yeah. My whole town is gone. We got, we figure, 35, 40 feet of water there, and it's gone.	yeah. my whole town, is gone we got we figure 35, 40 feet of water there and it's	Yeah My whole town is gone We got we figure 35, 40 feet of, water there and it's	yeah. my whole town is gone. we got, we figure, 35, 40 feet of water there, and it's gone.
Gordon combed through muck and mud for pieces of her life and the lives of her neighbors. She found the copper frying pan she'd bought in Mexico smashed flat as a tortilla. She found bits of furniture, the bleached appendages of dolls, scarred and twisted metal, a pastoral sketch of a tree-lined country road turned gho...	gordon combed through muck and mud, for pieces of her life and the lives of her neighbors she found the copper frying pan she'd bought in mexico smashed flat as a tortilla she found bits of furniture the bleached appendages of dolls. scarred and twisted metal a pastoral sketch of a tree-lined. country road turned, ghos...	Gordon combed through muck and mud for pieces of her life and, the lives, of her neighbors She, found the copper frying pan she'd bought in Mexico smashed flat as a tortilla She found bits of furniture the bleached appendages of dolls scarred and. twisted metal a; pastoral sketch of, a tree-lined country road turned gh...	gordon combed through muck and mud for pieces of her life and the lives of her neighbors. she found the copper frying pan she'd bought in mexico smashed flat as a tortilla. she found bits of furniture, the bleached appendages of dolls, scarred and twisted metal, a pastoral sketch of a tree-lined country road turned gho...
Oh, with pleasure.	oh with	Oh with	oh, with pleasure.
So Madeleine, walking, nesting, perching - that's what they'll be able to do. But this is really becoming a trend. Burger King made the decision in March to only buy eggs from supplier who don't cage birds. Hardee's did the same, so did Carl's Jr. McDonalds is thinking about it. Wendy's is one of the holdouts.	so madeleine walking nesting perching - that's what they'll be able to do but this is really becoming a trend burger king made the decision in march to only buy eggs from supplier who don't cage birds hardee's did the same so did carl's jr mcdonalds is thinking about it wendy's. is one of the	So Madeleine walking nesting perching - that's what they'll be able. to do But this is really becoming a trend Burger, King made the decision in March to only buy eggs from. supplier who don't cage birds Hardee's did the same so did Carl's, Jr McDonalds is thinking about it Wendy's is one of the	so madeleine, walking, nesting, perching - that's what they'll be able to do. but this is really becoming a trend. burger king made the decision in march to only buy eggs from supplier who don't cage birds. hardee's did the same, so did carl's jr. mcdonalds is thinking about it. wendy's is one of the holdouts.
So it's a good P.R. move at least. Is it more expensive, though, to raise laying hens in a cage-free environment?	so it's a good, p.r move at least is it more expensive, though to, raise laying hens in a, cage-free	So it's a good P.R move at least Is it more expensive though to raise, laying hens, in. a cage-free	so it's a good p.r. move at least. is it more expensive, though, to raise laying hens in a cage-free environment?
Yeah, it usually is more expensive. But Cheryl Queen with Compass Group told me the company's decision isn't going to a cost any more money. It's revenue neutral, and she explained why.	yeah it usually is more expensive but. cheryl queen with compass group told me the. company's decision isn't going to a cost any more. money it's revenue neutral and she explained	Yeah it usually is more expensive But Cheryl Queen with Compass Group told me the company's decision isn't going to a cost any more money It's revenue neutral and she explained	yeah, it usually is more expensive. but cheryl queen with compass group told me the company's decision isn't going to a cost any more money. it's revenue neutral, and she explained why.
Because of the volume of purchasing power that Compass Group has, we've been able to work with one supplier to be able to supply us with cage-free eggs.	because of the volume of purchasing power that compass group has we've been able, to work with one, supplier to be able to supply us with cage-free	Because of the volume of. purchasing, power that Compass Group has we've been able to work with one supplier to be able to supply us with cage-free	because of the volume of purchasing power that compass group has, we've been able to work with one supplier to be able to supply us with cage-free eggs.
And that supplier is Egg Innovations. Also, Compass is going to have a third party verify that the eggs are in fact cage-free. When you go to the supermarket now, you see a lot of different labels, and you don't know what they mean sometimes. But with this Compass decision they're saying we're going to verify that we m...	and that supplier is egg innovations also compass is going. to have a, third party, verify that the eggs are in fact cage-free when, you go to the supermarket now you see a lot of different labels and you don't know what they mean sometimes but with this compass decision they're saying we're going to verify that we mea...	And that supplier. is Egg Innovations, Also Compass is, going to have a third party verify that the eggs are in fact cage-free When you go. to the supermarket now you see a lot of different labels and you don't know what they, mean sometimes But with this Compass decision they're saying we're going to verify that we me...	and that supplier is egg innovations. also, compass is going to have a third party verify that the eggs are in fact cage-free. when you go to the supermarket now, you see a lot of different labels, and you don't know what they mean sometimes. but with this compass decision they're saying we're going to verify that we m...
Thank you, Janet.	thank you	Thank you.	thank you, janet.