her main side kick is attorney and confidant howard k. stern who met anna in 1997 and led effort to get a piece of old man marshall's estate. anna is his only client. >> did you all live together, the three of you? >> howard had his own place but he would stay at her house and i had basically moved in shortly after. she collected people, and i was resistant against that because i was always independent. i wasn't going to be, you know -- a few of the people around her, their hands would come out and she would pay for the car payments, the clothes, the food, whatever. i wanted to maintain my independence. and i think that was another thing she respected. >> although striking out on efforts to get any of the late oil tycoon's millions, she makes plenty of her own. mr. guess, from films like "naked gun." >> hey, who's the stud. >> and as dysfunction becomes train wreck, from her own reality show. meet her decorator, bobby trinitri trendy. >> everything was wonder. the clothes, the makeup, the jewelry. everything she ever wanted kept coming. a

along going east and west along howard street we have a situation that business pull off to the side as seen in the photographs those are deep and dark lit spaces that are used for parking and for drop-offs and accruing a pedestrian conflicts as we try to move along with length from third to figure out street and back and forth so to show you the design concept that's evolved as talked about through the series even if community meetings and work with the city and the moscone sf travel operations group one critical issue is below grade f this is removing the gardens and playground in yellow you see two exhibition spaces that are connected with a ballroom in between them this is one of the great limitations of the operations from moscone this is to unit those two spaces and remove the ballroom and making a contiguous says that a larger conference space for sure not one of the biggest in the country but nevertheless, it will allow this center to remain competitive the sites the yellow is the footprint of the proposal to start from the north side at behind the restaurant and move forward

we kurng the bridge across howard we believe the simplified bridge option improves the circulation on howard street near the carrousel and it will significantly improve the site we appreciate the outreach that the project sponsor has taken with the other stakeholders to address the concerns race and we encourage the commission to move forward on this project today. thank you very much >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is peter heart man a resident homeowner and an immediate neighbor of mucus center i live at third and fulsome over 20 years now. and i'm also a member of the mucus strategic advisory group and i've watched the evolution of the project that is a great project and deserves our support. i i know in my long career as the city planning i've had an opportunity to go to conventions and conferences around the entry and in mucus meetings in the mucus center the difference can be striking with some of the other convention facilities the spaces are much bigger continued spaces are much bigger and the competing facilities. and this, of course, you've heard w

for themselves and for the entire city of philadelphia. >> ryan howard is here. >> howard spent his day off signing autographs at the little league world series complex giving maybe even getting some hitting tips from the mexican team. answering questions from the japanese team, lots of questions like what do you do when you're nervous? but it was howard who wanted to know more about them. >> that was one of the things i relayed to the kids is like, hey, we're watching in the big league clubhouses. >> howard spent time with taney players but not necessarily talking baseball. but playing ping-pong taking pictures and just hanging out getting to meet his new favorite team and even got a chance to give them some last minute advice. >> but you're not finish. you still -- you got a job you got to go, some business you got to take care of tonight and do what you need to do. be proud, be happy about where you are but don't be satisfied. >> reporter: and get this. one of the taney players zion spear man challenged howard to a homerun competition. and guess what? howard accepted the challenge. n

there's a technology cattle the biggest part is widening the east side of the effort sidewalks from howard to market there are a series bottleneck that can't be part of the moscone but picked up in the environmental clearance and should follow after that so this case we're definitely on the right track so thank you >> thank you. >> sue hester my office has on on market since 1980 i know when a conference is in town by the pedestrians on the street right in front of my belief i submitted comments on the eir and wanted to bring them to attention right now a couple of the of the years for multiple days howard street is closed when it's closed to mission to market street and terrace street i don't think goes to fulsome it causes class. anything that doesn't improve traffic control and traffic officers at the intersection is not a solution for the area around the conference center we need improvements beyond the mini area around the conference center which todd could has done i applaud them but no one is telling the conference that is coming to town the sales force in particular everyday multip

but i want to come back to my days at howard university and before howard university.was in 1941 that my sixth grade teacher took me to a federal courthouse and i saw a tall, skinny young lawyer by the name of thurgood marshal. 1941. already, howard university had started through its law school laying the groundwork for what was to come. before that, ralph bunch, one of our professors was asked to do the intelligence network to try to understand how america should relate to africa during the second world war, remember, the south africans were supporting hitler. and ralph bunch took a leave of absence from howard university. and spent two years trying to figure out the world. but, in the process, he figured out the united nations. an i really think that ralph bunch probably has more to do with every word in the united nation's charter and every institution of the united nations that still exists today. i'm saying without howard university. without thurgood marshall and many others, we wouldn't have had any basis for marching. i got out of here 63 years ago. and i said,

craze >>> the way ryan howard has been hitting this year teams pitched around chase utley to get to howard xwuz they believe howard is easier route. not that week. howard made astros and mets pay. what a come back today against new york. phils score 6 unanswered runs and chase utley red hot. comes double shy of cycle and drives in 3 runs including homer there. mets don't want to face him again in the ninth. game tied at 6. what do they do. walk utley intentionally to get to the big. ryan howard hitting 21. careful what you wish for. rbi single most walk off hit in all of baseball. phillies win 7-4 in thrilling father only 2 players in the league come in more than howard. >> any confidence has always been there. it's one of those things you say you know it was to be expected. chase had 3 hits in the game. what do you say with the 3 hits on no hits. you know, you're only as good as your next at bat. forgot everything that happened previously in the game try to win that, ab. >> kyle kendrick puts his name in another hole today kendrick has worst during baseball. this is last season we have on

caught he violence a howard univerty graduate. maya whi posted this picture of herself to social media. she was seriously hurt in the protest and recovering in a missourhospital. at howard university students are protesting, too, but quietly with a single picture that has gone viral. >> howard university has a legacy al justice. in that legacy we need to show support solidarity to michaelbrown. >> repor senior took the picture at a freshman housing orienon wednesday night. with their hands up the students want to send this message. >> that is the epitome of innocce >> rt sophomore came up with e of putting their hands up to protest without violence >> there are progressive ways to get involved. >> reportus at howard say that photograph is phase one that t h planned for a phase two happening tonighter on cams. weill detail what th means tonight 6:00. i'm kristin wright live at howard uniity >> this story is developing by the hour. chris lawrence joins us with new inform >> missouri's governor just finishe speaking a few minutes ago

howard. i haven't been to hawaii lately. >> didn't understand a word i said? >> no. no. >> that was japanese. not speaking the language is only the beginning. just standing up makes sir howard stand out: he's a foot taller than everyone. do you ever just get out and walk around in tokyo? >> i do, though i don't-- i don't shop. there's nothing my size. >> the two weeks a month he spends in japan are filled with cultural disconnects. whether it's a shaky interpreter during a speech... >> sorry. >> that's all right. were you lost in translation too? >> or an upside-down business card exchange... >> oh, sorry. >> oh, wrong way. there you go. take one yourself. >> thank you very much. >> or a just-not-done peck on the cheek for a factory worker... >> [nervously giggling] >> it's clear that sony has never had a leader quite like howard stringer. sony long defined the leading edge in gadgetry: transistor radios in the '50s, trinitron tvs in the '60s... >> from sony, the one and only. >> and, in the

howard? >> the final preseason game. so what did we look for from the backup players? well, we'll talk about that with dave spadaro coming up in sports. >> and coming up in weather, beautiful conditions tonight for football but some weather changes ahead that you need topping if you're making plans for the upcoming labor day weekend. when the heat returns and also when you might be dodging some showers and storms. >> and the new school year brings a new p.m. see for middle schoolers in one district and we are talking about random drug testing. where officials say it's necessary and who they say they're going to target. ♪ >> happening now, a warning for female shoppers in philadelphia' chestnut hill neighborhood. a woman caught a man peeping at another woman as she shopped and that has lot of women looking over their shoulders right now. fox 29's karen hepp reports from chestnut hill. >> reporter: chestnut hill very busy place it has great stores an forty-eight community. when something happen

on the children's parks it includes significant public realm improvements adjacent to the site and howard will have a pickup and drop off facility. slafrl third street will be improved of the off street area it will help to break up the streets and increase the activities located within the interior of the lot and create an small business in the form of a terrace that is occupant by restaurant at the yerba buena gardens. the project will include significant improvements as to the children's garden south of how are you. in addition to the eir there are several luldz the adaptation of the finding pursuant to sequa and the planning section from the ground floor currents and this motion will need to be amended to correct the square feet hours of shadow as discussed previously by elizabeth and lastly you'll having be asked to look at sidewalk go width changes and changes to properties the zoning administer will be asked to act on the planning code over the projects on howard street and the section to allow some non-active use on the mucus south and los allow the transparency long howard street

howard, what can we expect? >> looking at scattered showers. no thunderstorms yet but with temperatures in spots especially south well into the 80s this afternoon, the thunderstorm threat exists. here's doppler 9000. everything is moving east, maybe slightly south of east. from d.c. south we're seeing clouds and just a couple of showers trying to get into the district. you see one here near the split in bethesda and southern montgomery county. some lighter showers from olney headed toward silver spring and up into howard county. you get back in toward southern frederick county, light showers there. some heavier ones coming out of charles town north of purcelville in northwestern loudoun. everything is moving east, northeast. right now nothing terrible. for the afternoon if you're thinking about maybe the kids are at camp, they may have to watch a few showers and isolated rumble of thunder. here we are at 4:00 p.m. northwest of us a scearting of showers. maybe -- scattering of showers. maybe a heavier one toward king george. another wave will be

howard is in with us. yesterday souly.just a little toasty. >> it's starting out on the muggy side. this afternoon you're going to really love. humidity levels drop off. if you're not looking at the tv, take a sec. look at the screen. we have much prettier pictures on the weather graphics than this one shot. we have had a spectacular morning out there. i have them on my facebook page. we have tv obligations we must take care ever and are happy to do so on this glorious thursday morning. thursday we welcome you in style here in washington. 78 at 11:00 with 83 by 1:00. and the key to today will be the lower humidity levels as the morning wears on. i know it's a little sticky right now but give it a few hours. it's going to get better. 85 at 3:00 on our way to 87. i know it's going to get better. i'm look at the dew point temperatures n. is a real true measure of how much moisture is in the area. humidity varies with the temperature, relative to the temperature. this is not. when you see these numbers up north in martinsburg

>> no, howard and alan take care of that, or attempt to, or try to, whatever. >> so, i'll ask howardnd alan later, how they handle the books. and how long have you been here? >> 20 years. >> you're the one that contacted me, right, to come here? >> i am. >> what was your motivation? >> it needs a whole overhaul. i mean-- >> what are the things that just eat at you? >> um, absolutely the receivables. customers pay late. there's a lot of money out there. >> so the money that the customers owe us, those are the receivables? >> correct. >> how much is our total receivables right now? a couple hundred thousand? >> we have almost 4 million on the streets. >> are you kidding me? business that generates $200,000 a day in sales, $50 million a year, can expect to have a certain amount of receivables. but $4 million in uncollected funds? that's totally unacceptable. and how much of it is old? >> 1.1 million. >> is any of it really old? >> some could be well over two years old. >> you're not gonna see that again. >> no. >> of the $4 million of receivables, $1 million is at risk? >> yeah. >> okay

howard university responded with this tweet. "our prayers are with alumna mya white and her family. the senseless gun violence has to stop. as a nation we must stand against the violence." the university also posted this facebook photo of students raising their hands. the students felt the situation in ferguson hit close to home and this was their way about making a statement about innocence. they used the #don'tshoot. >>> tonight students at howard gathered on campus for a vigil tonight for michael brown and his family. one of the organizers is sophomore khalil so deke pictured in front of the howard university -- sadiq pictured in front of the howard university facebook photo hundreds of time. >> the fact that a machine can stand like this which -- a man can stand like this and to signal to an officer and to be shot not once but eight or 10 times. >> at howard university we are the leaders of the nation. >> those students challenge everyone to continue to protest but do it peacefully. >>> there is nothing new about the racial tension underpinning the events in ferguson. >> we know

howard let the crew inside his hotel room for some of howard's tips and daily saltwater bath, three gallons and rocks in your shoes. try that. i'm betty nguyen. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> you know, i don't think there's anyone here at the pacific hurricane center who can recall a scenario like this. it's very rare. >> don't mess with mother nature. >> good advice, as people on the hawaiian islands batten down the hatches. a live report from the vacation paradise where residents and tourists alike put safety first. >>> high alert. the cdc assigns more people to the growing ebola crisis, and the results are in for the new york city patient tested for having the virus. >>> and then, one of our favorites at the "today" show jams with the roots. turn up the bass with the band! this is "way too early." ♪ ♪ >> hey there, everybody, good morning. i'm thomas roberts. it is thursday, august 7th. welcome to "way too early," the show that loves lester but wonders if you've ever seen him biking around 30 rock in his bike shorts. yes, yes, yes, yes? come to 30

a beautiful day as howard has been telling us. >>> 6:50.wants to help you find the best and worst gas prices in your area. this morning we're in arlington, virginia where the most expensive gallon of regular is at the shell on columbia pike. gas there will cost you $3.49 a gallon according to aaa's fuel finder. >>> the cheapest gallon of regular unleaded is at the bp on south four mile run drive. gas there will cost you $2.33. >>> time to answer our question of the morning. experts say doing this makes you a better, more thoughtful person. is it a, smiling, b, saying please or thank you or c, saying um and uh. >> our facebook friend cat and office charred wrote a, smiling. it can brighten anyone's day. >> but the answer is nick's favorite c. >> what? >> um and uh. >> i just like the sound of it. >> you're >>> i'm nikki burdine near the bay bridge where traffic is expected to be worse than it has been for several people hitting the roads for this labor day. they expect more than 800,000 people from the d.c. area to travel more than 50 miles

i know that howard has a big investment in apple.russian hackers may be trying to get back at the u.s. by targeting u.s. banks. we will bring you the full story, with the guy who broke it. we are on bloomberg television and radio. brendan, and i will be right back. ♪ >> good morning everyone. i am tom keene. scarlet fu and brendan greeley are with me this morning. >> our guest host is howard ward, chief investment officer at gamco. he is less word about geopolitics than the earrings -- earnings potential. with you think about burger king's purchase of tim hortons? it is a good deal in terms of they have to do what they have to do? >> i'm not exactly a bull on burgers and doughnuts, especially in the united states, where it is a saturated market. this is about international expansion and efficiencies. yes, it is about taxes. i think it is a good deal for both companies. i think the combined company will have high profits, that each would have separately. i think it is a win-win. >> from that perspective, we did see a lull for a wild.

>>> thank you howard.izzers the nationals' top man on the mound and he leads the team with 11 wins, his latest coming wednesday against the mets. >> but the tall righty is still flu to d.c.. so in today's "inside pitch," holden kushner helps us get to know fister just a little bit better. >> doug fister's coming off another dominating performance after beating the mets in just over two hours and 30 minutes. 'she works fast. two reasons why his teammates love him. >> work at it -- on a serious note. i stray to get out there and get them back in there as fast as possible. >> the only thing fister isn't good at a batting. he has just one hit in 29 at- bats. by far the worst of all the pitchers on the staff. >> guarantee it. no that sucks. yeah -- >> reporter: off the field, fister's taking advantage of the scenery d.c. has to offer. >> all the monuments we've definitely gone to. spent a lot of time at the museums and kind of just catch you know catching a lot of the history and mementos that define our countr

that's why howard bernstein has declared this a yellow alert day. howard, what are you tracking and when can we expect to see some rain? >> i'm tracking some storms starting to pop in west virginia, western maryland. maybe as early as 4:00 but possibly 5:00, 6:00 p.m. in d.c. and certainly earlier out west. one of the things feeding into it or the temperatures and humidity. it's muggy. wear in the low 80s already. pittsburgh only 71. they've been seeing a lot of rain this morning with showers and storms which are now moving over from state college through holidaysburg. look at this activity here in eastern west virginia. this stuff has popped in the last 20, 25 minutes as it's moving to the east, northeast. southeast of romney, cumberland, you still have some showers near you but you'll get a break in a little while. hancock turns wet as you're taking 70 up into pennsylvania. southeast of moorefield which is quickly moving east, don't have lightning with it yet but it is developing. dow think this will enhance some. we're looking at strasburg around

berg, psychiatrist, which included howard hunt's participation in the itt affair which included howard hunt's fabrication of cables designed to discredit the kennedy administration. we were further cautioned today that perhaps these proceedings ought to be delayed because certainly there would be new evidence forthcoming from the president of the united states. there has not even been an obfuscated indication that this committee would receive any additional materials from the president. the committee subpoena is outstanding. and if the president wants to supply that material the committee sits here. the fact is, that on yesterday, the american people waited with great anxiety for eight hours not knowing whether their president would obey an order of the supreme court of the united states. at this point, i would like to juxtapose a few of the impeachment criteria with some of the actions the president has engaged in. impeachment criteria. james madison. from the virginia ratification convention. if the president be connected in any suspicious manner with any person and there be grounds

howard? >> special visit today at eagles practice as the head coach he never ran practices like this but dick vermeil also talks about how close the eagles are to a super bowl. >> heavy rain moving through las vegas causes flooding throughout the city. about their cars wind up stuck in the raging flood waters. a landslide also happened clos closing a highway but the good news is there was no damage from that. and no injuries have been reported. >> meanwhile, heff 52 rain triggered a massive landslide in utah. authorities have evacuated dozens of homes. the landslide is already destroyed one home and that video that you're watching right there captures it collapsing even more. and here's the movie now. the possibility of even moreland slides so far we have no reports of injuries. >>> naples, florida, a severe storm put drivers in a tight spot yesterday. the heavy rain and strong winds flooded streets. the powerful storm left cars submerged as you see. some drivers had to get a tow to get out o

>> thank you, howard. >>> appetite suppressants up. roaches, mouse droppings, no running wate >>> in today's restaurant alert, a complaint about live roaches at one place. no running water at another and mouse droppings at the next. here's investigative reporter russ ptacek. >> reporter: we start with the spring mill bread company. they say five simple ingredients for all the natural baked goods there but it was ten basic violations that d.c. health inspectors cited when temporarily shutting them down. you can look it up yourself on the wusa9 restaurant alert p.ap text food to 25543. press the district and type in spring mill bakery. click on its july 11 report and the app shows baismght violations -- basement violations of no cold or hot water. the bakery says we did not intentionally try to operate with no hot our system just was not recovering as needed and that has been fixed. we have licensed pest services monthly and do not have a problem with rodents. now this man's using the wusa9 restaurant alert app to look up the sushi bar o

hey, howard! >> hello, hello. all right. if there's a preseason game that's important, this the night. game three the starters will play more than any other. >> in delaware, police want this man. they say he's connected to a recent murder. wilmington police want to talk to him about the shooting of 26 year old brandon wiggins. 911 call about gunfire led police to a car at third and scott streets on tuesday. that's where they found wiggins body. give wilmington police a call if you know who this man is. >>> a delay in the trial of a woman accused of snatching a little girl from her kindergarten classroom and assaulting her. prosecutors say 21 year old christina regusters hid capped the five year old girl in january of 2013. they say she's the only -- they say she's the woman in muslim garb caught on surveillance video taking the child from bryant elementary school. a man walking in park found the little girl cold and frightened and alone the neck morning. a judge ruled today that prosecutors can present evidence at the trial

and in akron against the zips and the howard bison have a very impressive leader. >> at howard university he is the big man on campus, you just wouldn't know it. >> he could walk around and be the biggest more arrogant person there is, but that's not him. >> he's quarterback greg mcgee now in his fourth and final season as howard's starter. >> i'm blessed to be in the position. it went by so fast. >> he earned the offensive player of the year award. >> expectations are very high. i want him to continue to be himself. >> former howard quarterback great ted white is the offensive coordinator and it's safe to say they are essentially joined at the hip. >> we have our ups and downs but it's great at the end of the day. he pushed you till you don't think -- you know, when you feel like you can't do it, he still believes in me. >> when he does well, pat on the back, when not, very hard and he takes it well. so a man at a young age that can take the criticism and the pounding, that's something special. >> his strength is his versatility. >> i can go from the pocket and also make plays on my feet

>> we granted them a howard's home room. it was basically a library.he school was missing a library. a library with computers and ipad, it is functional. the kids hat a great reception to it. >> looking forward to tonight. thank for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. ryan and crystal do so much for the community. going to have a little one to read to shortly. >> thank you. >>> and cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when "action news" continues tonight. have you seen tom corbett's negative ad with this actress. it's just not true. and more of the same from corbett. tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today. take a look at his plan for yourself. tom wolf. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> let's get the seven-day forecast. cecily tynan. >> the sun is back. temperatures back in the 80s. stormtracker live double

students at howard university are sending a message. officials have released the name of the ferguson police officer who gunned down an armed black teenager. the shooting led to four nights of unrest in the louis suburb, but last night remained peaceful because of one major difference. >> the ferguson police department says darren wilson is the officer who fired multiple shots at 18-year-old michael brown. >> he's been a police officer for six years, has had no disciplinary action taken against him. >> chief thomas jackson says officer wilson was on duty hearing calls about a robbery when he confronted brown. residents have more questions for police. >> the coverup and everything else doesn't justify why a man can lay on the ground and get shot down like an animal. >> police say they waited to release officer wilson's name because ey feared for his life. the shooting sparked four days of unrest, but last night demonstrations were calm. the atmosphere at times more like a street party than a protest. highway patrol captain ron johnson is

howard eskin. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin.rs did not get good news yesterday. but it was much much worse for kim kim owe continue man. may have played his last game with the flyers and in the nl. the flyers were told on monday that now in finland has blood lots this both legs, played seven years with the flyers, signed on for another year. now hearing from doctors he has to go on blood thinners, can't play during that time, that could be at least five months. >> apparently what happened, keep owe having some pain in his one calf. he said something to his buddy who was a doctor, and he told him he better get to the hospital. so he went to the hospital. and they thankfully they found the clot. and treated him. >> yesterday was the last full practice for those eagles. today, a walk through, and thursday the eagles leave for chicago. jeremy maclin who left practice early monday will play. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> quick reminder here for you at 5:46 this morning. be sure to tune in. make sure you have more c

. >> thanks, howard. >>> campaign 2014 d.c. council member david cantania has filed a nominations petition to rung for mayor in november. cantania will run in the general election as an independent and he'll face the democratic nominee, his fellow council member muriel bowser. former council member carol schwartz has also announced her candidacy. voters go to the polls to elect d.c.'s next mayor on november 4. >>> it appears the three-day cease-fire between israel and hamas in the gaza strip has taken hold, at least for now. boat sides are involved in indirect talks in cairo take will hopefully prevent future cross border violence. israel said all of its ground troops have pulled out of gaza. the recent month-long fighting has claimed nearly 1900 palestinian lives, most of them civilians. the war has also left 67 israeli dead. all but three of them soldiers. >>> coming up when the news continues, he's been gone for two years but the chuck brown music and legacy live on. see what his family is doing to honor his memory and to ce

it gave fifa a boost. >> tim howard is going to help.ry to make everything as realistic as possible. for example, fans of tim howard are more likely to play this game as well. they recently signed the english premier league. english fans will also be playing along. what happens with the ultimate team is that people buy player packs and try to make their own teams in real life. >> most of the revenue is coming from digital now, right? >> right, 60% of their revenue now includes ultimate teams. fifa, nfl, madden nfl, nhl, these are all franchises. they have this whole sports arena that other companies do not have. >> football season is also starting. are gamers going to be more focused on that than fifa because of that? >> they might be. the way that people watch on tv actually emulates the way that they play. they want to play along with the players that they see on tv. they say that people who watch fifa during the season and not just the world cup are more likely to play all year long. >> i also want to ask you about king digital, the m

how is it going, howard? >>> it's going fine. we're just having a little bit of fog we've been talking about the last 90 minutes or so, especially down toward happen tan knock and warrenton. half-mile in frederick. at times been zero. other times two miles. a little fog trying to form across parts of prince george's and howard counties, mainly when you get to those rural areas. temperatures in the 60s in most spots. 50s in westminster. luray has dipped to 59 degrees with 68 on the bay in annapolis. the light winds this morning will be with us for the day. the sunshine, the heat, all of them come together to produce some extra ozone at ground level. nitrous oxides. that means the air quality goes a little south. unhealthy for sensitive today. the young, the old, anybody with health issues probably want to keep it indoors in the air conditioning this afternoon. let's turn it over to monika now with a look at timesaver traffic. >>> a couple of issues i need to tell you about. first of all looks pretty good here on the beltway but if