Remaking Watts' Infamous Jordan Downs Housing Project

The Housing Authority of the City of LA has big plans for Jordan Downs, 700 units of public housing in the heart of Watts where some families have lived for generations.  Private developers have now begun plans to tear it all down to make way for a much larger "urban village," including subsidized homes and houses to be sold at fair-market value. The idea is to upgrade the neighborhood without the displacement of low-income people that comes with gentrification. Will all the current residents be allowed to move back in?  Where will they go in the meantime?  Can private operators protect the public interest while they're making a profit?  On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, long-term unemployment and the "American Dream."