we have the records they're quite good >> we'll keep ocii we'll keep annabel up to data on a weekly basis we appreciate the support we're getting and want ocii to know exactly what information we're getting. >> very good thank you. is there a motion? >> i have. >> another question. >> oh, yes. what others expenses you have other than those. we sponsor some programs we have an artist and residency program we support small education programs that are with schools and hunters point bayview hunters point last month we spent $500 sponsoring summer camp to the xoofrm exploratorium for the day we have artists that work with the schools so when the schools are doing something you, you know, some special project they'll come to star generally through the avrts they're working with and we work with the artists in residency programs. most of our funds right now s are used for operating our paying our administration assistant but basically, we have $20,000 a year >> so you're the main person. >> partner. the main person in the organization >> yes. >> what's our annual budget. >> what we try not to go

annabel shaw. nfl weekly became inseparably assess later with quarters and waiters and it's what people remember about the club now. annabelle created a club in the basement which featured live jazz. there is a saxophonist who still listen and not him. he is now in his 90s. he got here in 1945. she and anabel weekly team that that -- teamed up and not became a sensation. people love to go. it had the effect of integrated out to to the extent it had been before. twenty-fifth street flourished for about a century. in service started to decline after world war ii, especially the 1950s as they were building the interstate highway system or go buy airline, which is faster than trains. then there are the passenger service started dying now and by the late 60s it was pretty much all gone. twenty-fifth street today in 2014 at its low point in the 1970s, the building if you see pictures from the mid-1970s looks just horrid. they are in terrible conditions. many had been abandoned for years. that is why they

think of see who is my favorite villain the incredible killer who eight people oh hannibal lector annabelle that's a great villain. superman or batman. batman superpower you'd like to have i said batman but flying would be pretty cool. flying would be the super yeah if you travel back in time what era would you like to live in. i think the old west figure that given the good tour make sure you see him as toll road and be expendables three in theaters all this fifteenth and also on spike t.v. is jim rescue aug tenth and the mummy can find me on twitter at kings things about c. in exile.

annabelle and i appreciate what international knows that don't. come i was going out with things i was already not to have happen i just want to see justice for you i really do the news of a new segment of the wrong way from the get go the issue was a jog on cue you know there was an all white thursday became the first night since michael's death on saturday when clashes with police didn't take place but ferguson residents plan to keep demonstrating until justice prevails in the case of the tragic death of get another black. party for this a mystery. and from ferguson to new york thousands of protesters gathered in several locations throughout the city to voice their anger over the shooting of michael brown five people were arrested for minor violations during what was a march a peaceful protest artie's alexy are chefs he has the details. the wave of ferguson protests has reached new york city in fact n.y.c. has become one of ninety cities across the united states to stage police brutality protests vigils were held everywhere across the city and a

think of see who is my favorite villain the incredible killer who eight people oh hannibal lector annabelle as a great villain of him superman or batman batman. super bra you'd like to have i said batman but flying would be pretty cool. flying would be to super yeah if you travel back in time what era would you like to live in. i think the old west i figure that. let the good tour make sure you see him as tollroad in the expendables three in theaters all this fifteenth and also on spike t.v. he's given rescue all the stamp and the money can find me on twitter with kings things like c.n.n. dot. com and like. ali i think people are. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. washington well it's a. this. is being suggested to the list of numbers of the media candidates for the office you are going to issue that actually back to me doesn't do too much for ad revenue my own tech agriculture giant piece on a seventy six year old american farmer in the studio fallout do you think this is going to create for the cia do you think this is what's triggering a race for so lon

of speech because protests anytime we want twenty four hours a day of the beatles to do it hala annabelle and i appreciate what international knows is no a fox to me like they're on the cover was more now with our things up in our fab i was already not to have happen i just want that it was the justice for him i really do the news of a new spirit of the away from the get go the issue was a child like you know there was an issue of black always thursday became the first night since michael's death on saturday when clashes with police didn't take place but ferguson residents plan to keep demonstrating until justice prevails in the case of the tragic death of yet another black youth is this a trick in our party for this and misery. and from ferguson to new york thousands of protesters gathered in several locations throughout the city to voice their anger over the shooting of michael brown five people were arrested for minor violation. joined what was by and large a peaceful protest. as the detail. the wave of ferguson protests has reached new york city in fact n.y.c. has become one of ninety

with his mother, annabell, now the mother does not have custody of young jeremy. he was last seen wearing orange shirt with shark on it green pants, mothers wearing gray dress. if you see them, call police. 38:00. donald sterling is now getting some support from a strange place. the rock star who thinks, you know, being little too harsh on the clippers owner. >> this guy realized a pig could surf. people are so impatient, right? you know what it is, it's waiting. 10 minutes or 10 hours people don't like waiting. (sheep sounds) you know at comcast, we don't want you to wait at all. with our new xfinity my account app, you can troubleshoot technical issues, request a call back or chat with an expert via twitter. can you wait just a second? hey, can you move please? i hate sheep. introducing the xfinity my account app. ♪ come have fun at sesame place with everyone's favorite furry friends. enjoy rides where you can splash... and whirl. and, play in the all-new cookie's monster land. with 5 exciting rides, a monster clubhouse and more! buy your 2015 season pass and ge

." >> reporter: then, annabel panicked.s car late one night, anabel said he aggressively pressured her into sex. >> we pulled off and eventually we ended up having sex. and i just wanted it to be over. and i just kept going like this, and saying -- okay, if something happens to me i'll leave my hair in here. something, you know, so if they search the car then they'll be able to find my dna or something knowing that i was here. >> reporter: after that night she says she never saw raven again. >> the whole thing makes me feel small and little. i just wanted to be done with it. >> reporter: tim dowd, the neighbor, once so close to raven he considered him to be like a son, is in court almost every day. he's astonished by anabel's story. >> the hair in the back of my head was standing up. i had chills. i think that what happened to her, again, part of the mosaic, you know, if you put your nose up to a mosaic, you're not going to see anything. but as you back away, and start putting these pieces together, in a circumstantial case

last seen late last night, leaving his home on the 1,000 block of north 21st street with his mom, annabell. the mother, though, doesn't have custody of him. he was last seen wearing an orange shirt, with shark on it, and green camouflage pants, his mother wearing gray dress. if you see them, call police. >>> the complete re-opening of the i495 bridge in wilmington is right around the corner, this past week, construction crews finish building new support system for two piers pearson the northbound side. the bridge closed on june 2nd, after inspection showed four columns supporting the bridge were tilting. the southbound lanes reopened last week, the northbound lanes are expected to reopen by labor day weekend. >>> and, it is more than a year behind bars for a former philadelphia traffic court judge convicted in a fraud scheme. fifty-six year old robert pleaded guilty in september of last year, to fraud and conspiracy to commit mail afraid charges along with the prison term. he has to pay nearly $200,000 in restitution to pennsylvania's department of community and economic development. he al

my precious little annabelle, you must bear in mind if you wish to dance and look pretty when you geto be a big young lady you must not forget to turn your little toes out. i guess you are supposed to have your toes out. and this is a letter from the army of the united states , washington, d.c. dated august 26 anna died on august 25. this is a letter of condolens from william t. sherman to john bell hood. dear general, my family is all in the allagheny mountains and i am here for breakfast a hotel nearby. even yet hours have passed i cannot help thinking of that wonderful and beautiful group of children you paraded before me last winter at your home in new orleans. so they did meet. and that you took my daughters lizzy and ellie up to see mrs. hood who was sick in her bed. i cannot banish the sight from my mind. and now write you the simple note to tell you that here in washington there is one that thinks of you and your bereavement and of those motherless children. i believe she will write you words of consolation at a loss that touches the heart more than a loss of a father. accept

annabelle girsh makes that point in her new book. good morning.is what i'm going through. >> they come up in a weird -- i didn't see mine coming. i had sweat rolling down my face and she was like what's happening to you? >> it's like a "sharknado" attack. that's what it's like. you're open about it. you're not hiding it as women did 30 years ago. i have to say it is a really strange thing when it happens to you. when you talk about this, your male friends evaporate into thin air. >> i love it. i love talking about hot flashes, menopause. if you don't bring it up, brill i think it up all the time. >> when i was in my 20s when i thought about dating someone. when someone said he wants to date you, how old is he, 50. he's crusty and old. and now it's appealing. >> you know what? my brother, i feel bad for him. >> why? >> because his wife gets these hot flashes in the middle of the night. he sleeps with the air conditioning on in the middle of winter. have her sleep outside. >> that's kind of you. have her sleep outside. >> it's literally freezing. it