they're not recognizing grime properly. >> and it's not just grime.s reading that this awards was pretty boring opinion what was your take on that? >> well, it was definitely an improvement on last yearly, after the brit so white foray. i feel that the inclusion of grime was to appease them. a lot of it is industry back slapping. where if you boil down to it, grime created itself. when grime started to break, the radio didn't play approximatit. so i think the rest of mainstream media is trying to catch up. >> and grime, when you say brit so wide, they felt many people felt brits weren't diverse enough. this year, much better? >> in terms of performance and representation at the ceremony, yes. but no grime winners, and it's the dominant force in music right now. >> max, some said it doesn't match the likes of the grammys that were pretty political in their tone. it was political? we bring up katy perry a's performance. some are interpreting that in a political way. what was your take? >> it was confirmed that was indeed donald trump and theresa may, bu

heavily, if you sort of look at consumption habits of grime artists and grime music. # well, it shut down. # that's not me, and it's shutdown #. this worldwide success hasn't come from the traditional roots, grime artists, like skepta, haven't signed to record labels, instead their fans have shared their music on their phones. # i'm very reserved #. for stormzy, brit nomination acknowledgment is the mainstream support the scene needs. does winning a brit christen you as successful? damn sure there's many incredible artists who haven't won a brit, do you know what i mean, like? there's incredible artists from my scene, like peers, that i know personally, who haven't won a brit and they are, like, inspirations to me. so, yeah, nothing, nothing can define you. you've got to be bigger than that. you've got to be bigger than any award. # get out of the booth, go home to your son #. whether grime wins big tomorrow night or not, it can no longer be deemed an underground movement. chi chi izundu, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan. there was an ecstatic political rally

and could grime artist stormzy take the brits by storm at tomorrow's awards?g up in sportsday on bbc news. manchester city produce an impressive display against monaco in tonight's last 16 champions league tie. manchester city have got another one and they have come from behind good evening. a british fighter who so—called islamic state claim died in a suicide bombing in iraq was a former detainee at guantanamo bay. fifty year old ronald fiddler was released from there in 2004 and was reportedly given compensation of up to a million pounds by the government. is claim that he detonated a car bomb in the last few days at an iraqi army base south west of mosul. there's been fierce fighting there involving iraqi troops and british special forces. our security correspondent, frank gardner, reports. the face of a suicide bomber. a british man, used by so—called islamic state to blow himself up in iraq. hello? is that the stock market? he was born ronald fiddler from manchester, changing his name later. this is him soon after his release, from 28 years in us detentio

not until we lead carter to grimes. where is he? somewhere in the train yard. he's out of sight right now. here comes mullins. (phone rings) carter, where are you? i just got to the train yard. where's ben? he's still on the move. but keith mullins knows that i'm logged in-- he's gonna shut me down whether he's the leak or not. you can't let that happen. listen, if you don't get me to grimes, bin-khalid's people will get whatever's in that strongbox-- and god knows what'll happen. rebecca? rebecca! i just got a report you're on our system? it was an emergency. i needed to crunch polling data for john. "polling data"? analyzing public databases for an ad buy that needs to get to him right away. please. my analyst says you're accessing metro-area satellites and drones. what are you doing? you running some kind of op? keith... i'm shutting you down. excuse me. rebecca, what is this? (zapping) (grunting) yeah? carter? grimes just entered a maintenance shed 50 yards southeast of your position. i got it. i'm moving in. (clock beeping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ today's the day! oh lo

carter, grimes just got off the bus, behind union station. getting there. just keep tracking him. keeps looking around. he really is paranoid. except he actually is being watched. stay with him, andy. check it out, this is crazy. a rebecca ingram is in our system. uh, how would you know that? she's using a countermeasure that's real grade school. "grade school"? yeah, i'm running my own sigma code that saw right through it. she's accessing intel she doesn't have clearance for. who's qualified now? score one for brooklyn college. i got to let mullins know. uh, hold on a second. uh, there's got to be an explanation. she can tell it to mullins. not until we lead carter to grimes. where is he? somewhere in the train yard. he's out of sight right now. here comes mullins. (phone rings) carter, where are you? i just got to the train yard. where's ben? he's still on the move. but keith mullins knows that i'm logged in-- he's gonna shut me down whether he's the leak or not. you can't let that happen. listen, if you don't get me to grimes, bin

allowing people to really take grime seriously. taken seriously? it has to be taken seriously because it is not a micro niche, it is an important part of culture, people like it. you have to credit the hard work that has been put in, by the musicians. kano doing music for a long time, impacting a lot of people's lives. people like stormzy, pretty new, doing a lot of work in the diy manner. the artists, people are loving them, why aren't we recognise the talent? tell us about the work that goes into it? pirate radio. trying to get everything captured. a lot of work being put in. if he did not get its value in full worth, disappointing to see this is what is going on right now. people appreciate the work ethic? so of course they do, they can understand, they can see they can understand, they can see the growth. people my age, 30, started liking this when they were 15, they can see how far it has come. even the new grime fans go back and see the whole stuff. they can understand where we have come from. i was nine, ten when i first sta

not until we lead carter to grimes. where is he? somewhere in the train yard. he's out of sight right now. here comes mullins. (phone rings) carter, where are you? i just got to the train yard. where's ben? he's still on the move. but keith mullins knows that i'm logged in-- he's gonna shut me down whether he's the leak or not. you can't let that happen. listen, if you don't get me to grimes, bin-khalid's people will get whatever's in that strongbox-- and god knows what'll happen. rebecca? rebecca! i just got a report you're on our system? it was an emergency. i needed to crunch polling data for john. "polling data"? analyzing public databases for an ad buy that needs to get to him right away. please. my analyst says you're accessing metro-area satellites and drones. what are you doing? you running some kind of op? keith... i'm shutting you down. excuse me. rebecca, what is this? (zapping) (grunting) yeah? carter? grimes just entered a maintenance shed 50 yards southeast of your position. i got it. i'm moving in. (clock beeping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ today's the day! oh lo

he gave >> reporter: that's why we headed to rural grimes, iowa, where the lees begun their new lifefamily of three. >> i was saying he's an absolute miracle worker. he served our country. >> reporter: even now the man who made this day happen -- >> i have never gotten emotional. >> reporter: is still grasping the magnitude of what his team has accomplished. >> for this, it's a success, and there's a lot of nonsuccess. >> reporter: what is it you think triggered the emotion in you, the nonsuccess or just the overwhelming experience? >> i think it's partly that, you know, i have always talked about it clinically and always with the science and the medicine, and i have never even -- really -- you're asking questions that are re about hearing the success, and aren't you -- and i have never really had to answer those questions before. >> we just couldn't believe he was here. >> reporter: now they are sharing their journey. >> i cried, a cried a lot. >> reporter: so others who have lost all hope. >> all fathers out there need to know it's the greatest thing. >> reporter: will know that mi

last year's awards were labelled an embarrassment by one grime artist after they failed to recogniseeople from black and ethnic minority backgrounds being put on the judging panel. at tonight's brits — more than 20 nominations have gone to non—white artists including skepta, lianne la havas, and stormzy. # tell my man to shut up, mention me in your tweets # how can you be better than me? shut up! shut up. best of the scene, tell my man to shut up # the man in the pics, i want to chance... # 69 men sunday morning, jennifer be joining, # rachael will get her hair braided, i will spoiling it, once i will be looking for don king... # you never do # could you only do to make us... # my mum don't know your mum stop telling man i'm your cousin # i have got real ones i have got fake ones don't trust no one # try to run in the bank like bonnie and clyde # the defence can't work out what i said to aman # sing me a song that i'll always # turn me around so i can be # everything i was meant to be... with me is the writer and broadcaster edward adoo. it is fairto it is fair to say a year ago you

even still, the water district spokesman marty grimes isn't anticipating major issues.some other reservoirs the valley, like uvas, are already spilling over.these drought- stricken southern california tourists couldn't believe their eyes at anderson lake. "it looks like a lot of wasted water going down the creek, but obviously there's a purpose as to why they're water."as for those concerns, would take a ámassive one specific during the time is full.to cause a water catastrophe.grimes says unlikely.spencer blake, kron four news. new tonight at 11... union city police say, they have arrested a kaiser medical assistant for sexual assault... efrain castanon was arrested earlier today... there was a 250-thousand dollar warrant out for his arrest. the assault reportedly happened back on january 25th... a patient went to her doctors appointment at kaiser medical office in union city. during her visit, she claimed she was sexually assaulted by castanon the victim notified union city police... and during the investigation they were able to identify castanon as the suspect. happening tomorrow night.

. >> reporter: so he made it his life's goal to scrub away that grime and uncover the names on veteranso visitors would see them. >> if they can't read it all, they can't celebrate it, they can't honor or appreciate that person. whereas if you properly restore the entire conversation and potentially in a figurative sense, bring that person back to life. >> reporter: his regular job is specialty cleaning. though he had never worked on a headstone before, he developed his own method for cleaning them. >> i scrub and scrub and get the edges and get the letters and numbers. it could take 20 minutes, it could take two hours. >> reporter: and his results are stunning. this is what a gravestone from 1917 looked like before he cleaned it. and now. most any sunday, you can find him here. you live in tampa. you could be at the beach on sundays. >> yeah, i could. absolutely. this is more fun for me. >> reporter: this is more fun? >> hands down, seven days a week, 365 days a year. >> reporter: he set up his facebook page titled the good cemeterian. it's a celebration of those veterans' lives, fille

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and winter often leaves cars in a thick layer of salt and grime and you may not know that that buildupe dangerous consequences. >> in what's the deal we have six things to keep your family safe. >>> and in big talkers, can you be bullied to death? why this boss is facing unprecedented manslaughter charges. coming up. that has more ski mountains to choose from than any other in the country. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> former vice president joe biden has signed up to another post white house job. right here in our area. he has been elected chair of the board of philadelphia's national constitution center, before this the role was held by former florida governor, jeb bush, and mr. biden says he is honored to head up the national treasure and splitting his time with the university of pennsylvania and the university of delaware. the action cam took a tour of the iconic site of historic park today. we were invited to a close up l

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the grime is sticking to president trump as never before.he flynn fiasco are fears that team trump had a russian connection with kremlin spies. this morning, the new york times reported that us intelligence sources told it that three of his closest election aides have repeated contact with russian intelligence officials. all three deny it. trump took to twitter to fight back. the best evidence for the russia connection might not be all nonsense, it was from the man himself in the campaign. russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 e—mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. today, the former reality tv star was clear who was to blame. america's greatest newspapers and its own spies. so, what is going on? this building behind me is the case for the defence. it is the new american embassy in london. as you can see, like the trump presidency, it is a work in progress. trump has teething problems. but give him time and he will work perfectly well. the counter argument goes lik

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marty grimes is here to talk about the situation at the anderson reservoir.could talk about what the current capacity is and why that poses a problem. >> right now, we have the anderson reservoir, 90% full. and that's beyond our restricted limits of 68% full in place because of our seismic stability concerns about that reservoir. >> what is the fix? what is the short term solution here? and what are we going to see over the next couple of days? >> we have been releasing water over the reservoir, as fast as we physically can through the outlet. we'll continue to do that. water is being released. and we'll continue to release it until we get back down to that level. >> if people are looking and seeing water pouring out, and they're thinking, we always need that water, in case of a drought. this is a planned and a necessary move because of the seismic issue that the reservoir is facing? >> absolutely. for safety purposes. we need to get the water level back down to that level as quickly as we can. so water success released into coyote creek. and it flows to the

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just one didn't take care of the grime in that washer. treatments - and some scrubbing too. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. to february - march comes in like a lion - near record warmth for march 1st - weather alert wednesday: risk of severe storms - cooler late week today: partly becoming mostly cloudy. late afternoon showers. highs: 67-72 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers, patchy fog. lows: 56-62 winds: sw 5-15 mph wednesday: few am showers. breezy & unseasonably warm. risk of severe storms 2-6pm. damaging winds, hail, and an isolated tornado highs: 75-80 winds: sw 10-20 g 30+ kidd o'shea in the now.. the ratings are in for the oscars. 32.9 million viewers tuned in. that's more than a million -less than last year's audience. those who did not watch .... lost out on a dramatic end.... when warren beatty and faye dunaway were handed the wrong envelope and mistakenly declared la la land as the oscar-winning best picture, before the record was eventually corrected to "moonlight." price waterhouse coopers says

. >> reporter: marty grimes of the santa clara valley water district says there's nothing they can do. >> we have many plays vulnerable to flood -- places vulnerable to flooding and you can't do anything about it. >> reporter: pumping out 400 cubic feet of water per second is one of the only things they can do to keep the level low. >> it shows that mother nature has a lot of surprises and we should be pred to go from drought to flood, from flood to drought. >> reporter: so today there's not a lot of people who live in this area that they can do anything except have sandbags ready and move to higher ground. in morgan hill, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> about the best looking live shot location. thanks, jackie. >> falling trees caused a water main break in a flooded historic cemetery in sonoma. three large oak trees came down at the valley cemetery. that led to a water main break that inundated much of the cemetery grounds this morning and then it took more than an hour to shut off the water. small rivers formed between two neighboring houses. but sandbags kept the water from getting into t

they're probably attracted to like all the grime. >> pest control experts say this isn't happening theast few winters, but this year, they're averaging between 30 and 40 service calls a week. >>> president donald trump has reversed a directive by former president obama. the trump administration has lifted federal guidelines that say transgender students could be able to use bathrooms that match their gender. it should be up to the states and school districts to decide whether federal sex discrimination law applies to gender identity. there there be no change in the philadelphia public schools. the superintendent says the transgender students can continue to use bathrooms based on their gender identity. >>> more than two dozen prison workers have quit their jobs. nurses, assistants and psychiatric technicians all have left their jobs at the vaughn correctional center in south american that. that's where steven floyd was killed in a standoff. our colleagues spoke to an officer at the prison. he said workers there fear for their lives. >> they're sorry for that. he's done that. >> this we

they're probably attracted to like all of the grime. >> pest control experts say this hasn't happened for the last few winters. this year, they're averaging 30 to 40 service calls a week. why must we show the close-up pictures? we get it, they're little thing running around. >> our photographers, which one was that close to shoot that -- that rat was so huge and fat. >> it's not going to come near you. what about spiders? >> spiders don't bother -- >> spiders in your living room. >> not a problem in my neighborhood. my neighborhood has lots of cats. let the cats out. >> you got to live near a cat lady. that's the secret. all right. let's talk weather and traffic. >> fog. >> fog. >> lots of fog. absolutely. it's going to be slow to clear. that's that live view looking towards the comcast center. that's in philadelphia. the view of the fog, well, that's going to be with us this morning into the late morning hours. but the fog will be disappearing. the temperatures will be climbing. warm air surging into the area. and that fog is creating the fog for delaware, south jersey, the suburbs,

even still, the water district spokesman marty grimes isn't anticipating major issues.some other reservoirsike uvas, are already spilling over.these drought- stricken southern california tourists couldn't believe their eyes at anderson lake. "it looks like a lot of wasted water going down the creek, but obviously there's a purpose as to why they're releasing the water."as for those seismic concerns, remember - it would take a ámassive earthquake, on one specific fault line, during the time the reservoir is full.to cause a water catastrophe.grimes says that is highly unlikely.in morgan hill, spencer blake, kron four news. the rains stopped just in time to avert a crisis at that crumbling spillway at lake oroville. state water officials say they won't have to use an emergency spillway .... a move that could have had catastrophic consequences downstream. water will continue to pour down the concrete spillway.the bottom half is almost completely eroded away.you can see the water turning brown as it flows out of the breach and onto the surrounding hillside. with the water in lake oroville just f

we watched earlier this summer as workers painstakingly scrubbed away years of grime and leveled thee damaged by time. >> reporter: the ceo says his company, which has a store down the street, spent more than $1.5 million refurbishing the 135 baroque steps at the heart of this city of about 3 million. >> we need to make sure the city is at its best. >> reporter: american archaeologist car -- dariu, offers tours of this ancient capital. it's likely no coincidence that they chose to work on something close to a store. >> location, location, location. >> reporter: he says the scale of restoration work that still needs to be done is staggering. >> it gives you an idea of, number one, why rome can say we have more world heritage than any place in the world. on the other hand, you can understand they need help. >> reporter: this place, where julius ceasar was killed, requires $1.5 million in renovation work before it can reopen. this fenced off musoleum needs $10 million. students were surprised by the state of some monuments. >> made me wonder what's happening to these sites. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: marty grimes says this home ores near the creek aren't at risk but downsteam in san jose there are a few vulnerable spots. >> to drive through flooded roads, not to wuk throualk thro flooded roads. >> reporter: earlier this season the water district actually raised the levee here near the mobile home park to protect them from me potential flooding. although there is a large homeless population that have set up tents in this area. so they're also concerned about the flooding. michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> so the question is when does the rainmaker its next appearance. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the way the storm is moving in. this is moving in a little differently? >> 95% of the storm systems start to originate off to the north and push down across the bay area. right now we're finding the storm system parallel to california, the area of low pressure and cold front. the unique feature about this one as opposed to what we just went, the atmospheric river is going to tap in from the south. we get the rainfall from the atmospheric river to the sou

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. >> reporter: a lot of people out on the streets near coyote creek sweeping up, wiping away the grime that was left behind by these rising flood waters. we're in the backyard of a home on south 21st street. you can see where the water line is, the line of muck up against the pink stucco. if you look at the doorway unfortunately this this instance, it did go over the threshold which means it did go inside the house. henry live in the property. his sister live in the back. she fortunately evacuated. can you show us what happened? >> yeah, man, it's pretty much destroyed, demolished. so, i mean, this is pretty much the aftermath of -- i mean pretty much everything. >> reporter: did she have a chance to put anything up? >> actually she didn't. she was at school at the time. when she came home she seen that the water levels was rising and she pretty much went to her friend's house in san francisco and evacuate over there. >> reporter: have you had a good chance to look around in here outside of what we're doing right now? >> a ctually i haven't. i just got off of work. i'm seeing if the ne

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they're also not attracted too dirt and grime. bed bugs ars here or not. but nonetheless, they say thataa what they want, they want the school closed until it can be thoroughly cleaned and be sureur that they're not going to beo be bringing bed bugs from thefromhe school into their homes, whichhi could be an even more expensive problem.le. nothing that can be fixed immediately. i think that is what really is s bit of the quandary here, guys.. back to you.ou >> mel, thank you very much.k ym fox5 couldn't to go press forrer answers. we're going straight to the toph for this one. one >> new d.c. school antwan wilson joins us back in studio oncence again. it's good to see you.to seeou thanks for coming back. b lots to talk about when it comes to the future of dc schools.chos you hit the ground running muchh this obviously an issue that has come up recently.co up rece some parents say that it's beenn there for awhile now. first notification coming out in december. thehean we do about oblem?m? >> well, i think and first and d for most e

last year's ceremony was labelled an embarrassment by one grime artist after they failed to recogniseminority backgrounds being put on the judging panel. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is on the red carpet outside the venue of the brits for us. i'm joined by rag and bon man, who has won the critics‘ award. i‘m joined by rag and bon man, who has won the critics‘ award. how does it feel fopping other —— following other great names. i don't know, oom just going to keep doing what i‘m doing. i don‘t feel too much pressure. i just carry doing. i don‘t feel too much pressure. ijust carry on. your album outselling everything else in sight. were you expecting it to be so sight. were you expecting it to be so successful? no, not really. i had the sort of stats that people give you and say, we think you will do this and that, i was i don‘t know, i will be happy with half of what it did. the fact that it did what it did. the fact that it did what it did it yeah, incredible. what does it mean to you being here? were you a person who grew up watching the brits and dreaming to win?” a

this is the latest in the string of hate grimes in the region.sting the pick to head the epa. a vote is set for later. an update on your forecast, hire is molly. >> reporter: here is a look at today. definitely feeling much better compared to yesterday, upper 40 s to low 50s with lots of sunshine. more to come for the upcoming weekend in terms of warmth. check this out, temperatures in the 60s, saturday, sunday, and also into monday. also expecting dry weather, maybe a few sprinkles early sunday morning. looks like that warmth really going to be staying with us right into next week. next chance for wet weather on wednesday. now a check on traffic, here angela. >> reporter: we are trying to wrap up rush hour for this friday morning but we're recovering accidents into the district at m street, near the 11th street bridge. tying us up on dc29a you can see the red on the map. you see red on the right side, the capital beltway where we had an earlier collision, a live look at the residual delays leaving lanham toward the baltimore washington parkway.

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we can cross to our correspondent, naomi grimely, who has more on this.and three men. they are believed to have got hold of acetone, which is a highly flammable liquid, and that is significant because that chemical has been used to make something called tatp in the past, including in the attacks in paris and brussels last year, so the suggestion is they we re last year, so the suggestion is they were basically trying to make bombs. what the target was, we do not know. but, as you mentioned, the police do believe it was a serious plot and something was imminently planned. just a reminder of the pressure that the french government is under the moment, dealing with the whole issue of terrorism? absolutely. 0nly yesterday it was announced that the eiffel tower's going to get a bullet—proof screen around it, a glass reinforced screen, to stop a truck trying to storm the area, and of course last week there was a major security alert at the louvre museum. also to bearin alert at the louvre museum. also to bear in mind is the fact that france is leading up to imp

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and a film in your washing machine that attracts dirt and grime. cycle with two cups of vinegar. and make a mixture, a fourth of a cup of vinegar. and you get a toothbrush -- >> this is going to happen. >> you have to do this, because this rubber ring is germ central on this front loader. you want to use that toothbrush and get in here and clean out the inside and then, this, too. you want to clean out this, as well. that's where all the mildew grows. and between washes, you want to leave the door open to air out. >> this is a good thing to teach the children how to do. >> get the toothbrush. >>> coming up, we have fight song singer, rachel platten, telling us a new project she's ♪ ...just don't face. ♪ and i even got my own dance. ♪ ♪ the humpty dance is your chance ♪ ♪ to do the hump. humpty dumpty: the what? turbotax agent: hello mr. dumpty, do you have a tax question? humpty dumpty: have you ever heard of the humpty dance? turbotax agent: everybody knows that. humpty dumpty: well, i'm about to sue these guys. will i get to write off my legal fe

the city of hazelton was overrun by illegal aliens who brought with them, gangs, drugs, other grime krooims that i had to deal with. no one was speaking for the victims. i heard that we had to have compassion for the ones that come here illegally, but i had to sit with people who lost loved ones who were victims and i have come pakistan for them, so i have commend the president for recognizing these victims. the executive order of january 25th enhancing public safety in the interior of the united states establishes an office of victims of crimes committed by remove bable alien es. can you speak to when this office will be set up u and what services it would provide. >> the office is pg set up kind of as we speak. so we're raising it up to the secretary level. generally speaking, these criminals here illegally are generally going through a criminal justice system in the states for the most part. our view would be that those people can expect from us if they call and say how's that case going, the person that murder murdered my daughter with a gun or ran over my son with an automobile or kill

philip randolph institute new york regular with executive of jaclyn flynn and program manager curt grimesn their participation and leadership in our eco-center advisory committee connecting eco-center staff with the bayview-hunters point community by providing opportunity to work side-by-side with community leaders. in providing key job skills training for eco-center in terms. from city college of san francisco we been working with the staff of peggy--joe cannon, and anastacia--. they are also participating in our eco-center advisory committee. this is us with the ongoing internship program and they really connect us with new professors and city college students within the city college system. then thank you to our rec and park partners within the audience date can be keeper and [inaudible] many staff within the park team and many interns that work with us did they also participate in our eco-center advisory committee can we collaborate with them on many ongoing public programs and youth programs including monthly volunteer workdays, annual coastal cleanup day events, coordination with he