43 avenue and, of course, our goal to teach people about climatic change to build our garden and playland was - is living example not only to the brink communities together like you all spoke that brings creatures together and so once there were asphalt now humming birds and butterflies happening out with the younger and middle age happening out in a habitat and i worked for awhile always a city employee with the public works urban forests and we had many calls inquires about what about the streets parks and what about those i on the better the interagent confines can go with this legislation is attempting to create thank you scott and robin and everyone the better for all of us doing nonprofit having to pound the pavement to get this legislation to be - thank you all for this and thank you scott and supervisor cowen thank you. >> next speaker hello, i'm susan ryan i'm here in in support of places for people legislation speaking as a beneficiary of the pavement to parks program a community steward for playland on 43 and the fact we have so many people that are involved in the room and to

. >> reporter: along ocean city boardwalk, operators of playland are dealing with a major let down. two brand new roller coasters, including the much anticipated gale force never opened this summer. >> couldn't be more disappointed. >> reporter: they say manufacturing problems are the prime reason why. gale force is custom built and many of the parts made in italy. >> there's delays getting them shipped over here, hasn't been fun, that's for sure. >> columbus day weekend is playland's last scheduled weekend of 2016. managers are considering reopening later in the year if rides become ready to run. >>> jamaica and haiti are bracing for a hit from hurricane matthew. yesterday the category four storm clipped colombia, killing a man that drowned in a stream. krystal klei is here to tell us about a storm or two we could get today. >> and we are looking at hurricane matthew. there's a look. with satellite, you see it is a large system, now a category four. was category five overnight. we will get to hurricane matthew in a moment. as ted said, let's talk about now. showers are still in the

43 avenue and, of course, our goal to teach people about climatic change to build our garden and playland was - is living example not only to the brink communities together like you all spoke that brings creatures together and so once there were asphalt now humming birds and butterflies happening out with the younger and middle age happening out in a habitat and i worked for awhile always a city employee with the public works urban forests and we had many calls inquires about what about the streets parks and what about those i on the better the interagent confines can go with this legislation is attempting to create thank you scott and robin and everyone the better for all of us doing nonprofit having to pound the pavement to get this legislation to be - thank you all for this and thank you scott and supervisor cowen thank you. >> next speaker hello, i'm susan ryan i'm here in in support of places for people legislation speaking as a beneficiary of the pavement to parks program a community steward for playland on 43 and the fact we have so many people that are involved in the room and to

43 avenue and, of course, our goal to teach people about climatic change to build our garden and playland was - is living example not only to the brink communities together like you all spoke that brings creatures together and so once there were asphalt now humming birds and butterflies happening out with the younger and middle age happening out in a habitat and i worked for awhile always a city employee with the public works urban forests and we had many calls inquires about what about the streets parks and what about those i on the better the interagent confines can go with this legislation is attempting to create thank you scott and robin and everyone the better for all of us doing nonprofit having to pound the pavement to get this legislation to be - thank you all for this and thank you scott and supervisor cowen thank you. >> next speaker hello, i'm susan ryan i'm here in in support of places for people legislation speaking as a beneficiary of the pavement to parks program a community steward for playland on 43 and the fact we have so many people that are involved in the room and to

43 avenue and, of course, our goal to teach people about climatic change to build our garden and playland was - is living example not only to the brink communities together like you all spoke that brings creatures together and so once there were asphalt now humming birds and butterflies happening out with the younger and middle age happening out in a habitat and i worked for awhile always a city employee with the public works urban forests and we had many calls inquires about what about the streets parks and what about those i on the better the interagent confines can go with this legislation is attempting to create thank you scott and robin and everyone the better for all of us doing nonprofit having to pound the pavement to get this legislation to be - thank you all for this and thank you scott and supervisor cowen thank you. >> next speaker hello, i'm susan ryan i'm here in in support of places for people legislation speaking as a beneficiary of the pavement to parks program a community steward for playland on 43 and the fact we have so many people that are involved in the room and to

43 avenue and, of course, our goal to teach people about climatic change to build our garden and playland was - is living example not only to the brink communities together like you all spoke that brings creatures together and so once there were asphalt now humming birds and butterflies happening out with the younger and middle age happening out in a habitat and i worked for awhile always a city employee with the public works urban forests and we had many calls inquires about what about the streets parks and what about those i on the better the interagent confines can go with this legislation is attempting to create thank you scott and robin and everyone the better for all of us doing nonprofit having to pound the pavement to get this legislation to be - thank you all for this and thank you scott and supervisor cowen thank you. >> next speaker hello, i'm susan ryan i'm here in in support of places for people legislation speaking as a beneficiary of the pavement to parks program a community steward for playland on 43 and the fact we have so many people that are involved in the room and to