david ajai is the creative visionary for this master plan and five point is the developer. you just heard from therese. i would like to share with you the project vision that we crafted and writing into the design development. i think that's important for the unpinning for what we are anticipating will come in the future at the shipyard. it's a fascinating site. these were blasted out of serpentine rock. you see a skeleton of a building that's under construction there that is one of the really inspirational buildings, a concept we came up with, that we would like to incentivize for adaptive reuse in the future. the vision for the project was inspired -- david ajai was inspired by this quote from mejia a -- maya angelou, talkin about knowing where we are in order to move forward in the future. and there's an interesting temporal aspect about knowing where we are in time and there's an interesting spatial aspect to this quote. as one moves through the space we create at the shipyard, and the connect through some of the historic structures, the connection to the topography, la

so you see the present condition of the site, with a number of seed buildings as david ajay refers to them. there are historic buildings that are landmark buildings and you see those identified up on the top right of this slide. there are other buildings that we felt are important to preserve and keep for adaptive reuse, and i'll talk more about that in detail. what the -- the idea of the master plan here is to keep the original street grid so that we can preserve some of those buildings. you have the opportunity to keep those buildings. and this is a sketch from david ajay early on in the process that had to do with a few key principles that we developed. one is integrated uses that are in different districts, and tieing those uses together with open space along the waterfront. there are a couple key focal points in the plan. one is identified as a green room, and to the right of it is the original dry dock that i was just showing a photo of, and that is identified in the future development as the water room. and that relationship to the shoreline and the open space and those integra

ajay? >> a postscript to david's inside story.e challenges to brendan boyle will be bill green, a former city council member, as well as the chair of the school reform council. a fighter, and my understanding is that i think he will be the endorsed party candidate, not the sitting incumbent, which is >> interesting. all right, liz? >> well, this week, in a lawsuit, al schmidt, who's the city commissioner in philadelphia, revealed that he found 100,000 non-us citizens on pennsylvania's vot registration rolls. that's unacceptable, and that can sway an entire election. if you look at donald trum who won by 44,000 votes, 100,000 people who were on the voterwhos be should be taken s this governor, and i hope that he really does look at it and he eans up the rolls. >> all right. thank you for your inside stories, and thanks so much to you for watching. hope you have a great week ahead, and we'll see you right back ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i loved movies. i loved movies as a kid. and i loved experience. the environment that you went into, reverently, an

ajay raju, attorney. o have you again, sir. ed turzanski, foreign policy analyst. always nice to see you, ed. david dix, governmental affairs.ou for joining us. and we welcome a new panelist, liz preate havey. she's an attorney and gop party chair, and welcome. we're so glad to have you as well, liz. >> thanks for having me. >> absolutely. let's talk about mayor kenney's proposal. literally, city council had an immediate reaction. so did pretty much everybody who was listening in a good way or a bad. but his idea was raise taxes -- possibly property taxes -- 6% to dig out the $1 billion school deficit that the school remains