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drum who was a second steward on the jamestown, visited gay in his office, and he said that the woman's name was. and that she had a child with her, and he also said that when the captain, captain parish discovered. have escaped, that he hired the same driver who had taken her to sullivan street, but he also went to see a deputy marshal, and so he took police with them. when -- with him. when they got to the house and a pair he tried to persuade her to go back to the ship and pay for her passage, the people in the building surrounded her and would not let her go. in order to get away, she leaped out of a window into the yard. interesting very but who were the people that lived in the house? i did some research, with census records and city directories, and i found the number of people living on 78 sullivan street. the man who owned the house was worth $4000 and his name was moses shepherd. he was a black man and he was a steward. there was a man living in the building whose name was john napoleon. i have seen the name many times, and i do not know his uis, if thereto lo were a relations

off the jamestown. name of the man who escorted. off the jamestown. the captain saw her go ashore at her destination. the steamer came on to new york and shortly after, a negro named johnson, who was employed as a cook, was seen escorting her up the street which was driven off before the captain could interfere. a pursuit was made and the parties traced to her house on sullivan street. ok. this does not give his first name. but i did find a man named henry johnson that lived on sullivan street at another address. so, it could have been him. so that is a little underground railroad twist for greenwich village. i don't know if any of you have heard that story before, but it is a wonderful story. and it is yours. ok. um. i am going to talk about the unlikely alliance between sydney howard gay and napoleon. i say it is unlikely because her background for totally different. this is a cover of our book. we have the subtitle, secret lives of the underground railroad in new york city. but sydney howard gay and louis sydney howard-- gay wrote the accounts of p

joining us are fox news panel contributor, eleanor of talk media news, and tony from jamestown associates, and janine chief political correspondent for the conservative review. staying withes us all through the evening. we've got the coffee, chocolate and tea. >> and jeanine, nice to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> tony, let me start with you. tet cruz. he was down at the border in arizona. he was campaigning hard, but donald trump pulled it off big-time tonight. what does that mean? >> it was so natural, clearly immigration was how he launched his campaign. the law on the southern border largely sup pord by the vast majority of arizonans. if you think about the idea that the establishment endorsements have been going to everybody but trump, the establishment in arizona went to trump. a lot of the party and political leadership in the state was well behind trump. and this is the 58 winner take all delegates. cruz for his part clearly is looking to gain delegates in utah, and if he goes beyond that 50 prsz threshold, he gets all 40. they'll both have good nights. for trump, this

. >> jackson lives in jamestown and his teacher encourages students to watch the news and learn about what is going on in the world. that is what prompted him to write to donald trump. in part quote i have read several articles about you and seen you on television i think you have been very rude to many people. and wrote do you ever feel sorry about the things that you say i have never heard you apologize. the words of a third grader. >> out of the mouths of babes. >> might be waiting for that apology. >> kudos to the kid for making his feelings known whatever side he falls on. >> and for the teachers to get the kids involved in current events. >> next, we will tell you why a state law could be hurting the craft beer into the introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. paul cameron live in the studio. a man and woman in jail after being spotted trying to bury a body. you will hear what led to the killing. and the four shootings and six people hurt in one day. we are tal

the crew says a man ran aground last night north of jamestown island on back river. the man decided to wait until high tide this morning to see if his boat would float again. when it didn't the team, an air team from elizabeth city went in and brought him to williamsburg airport. medics say he was doing well enough to go home. breaking news from raleigh, north carolina -- people are protesting a deadly officer-involved shooting. it happened during a chase this afternoon. a woman- who says she saw everything- claims: the wanted drug suspect started running when he saw police. she says officers followed him over a fence and shot him six times. police say there was a soon as we have an update. police have charged a man following a car and train crash in chesapeake. it happened on yadkin road, between george washington highway and i-64. new tonight -- we can show you the scene from chopper 10. police say the vehicle at the time but wasn't badly hurt. the driver told police-- he didn't see the train coming, and officers charged him for driving without a license. investiga

>> well, when i was in jamestown, i got a lot of practice. the yard goes down there a lot. glad that happened for you guys. >> so i made a little joke with him because i could feel his embarrassment and i wanted to try to lighten it up. >> did you arrange for that, stefan? >> can't say that i did. all right. that was a lot of fun. okay. where was i? >> parro went on to tell us that in order to survive in cochran he had to understand corcoran. >> you know, at the beginning when i was facing the 41 months, i thought how in the hell am i going to make it? i didn't see myself as being a part of this community. it is a community, no matter how dysfunctional it is, no matter how bizarre and asinine and ridiculous and stupid. it is very stupid. there's a lot of rules here that are enforced by inmates. >> many of those inmate enforced rules revolve around racial politics. >> a lot of the people here have affiliation to gangs. but they asked me who i run with. well, you know, i run with teachers and librarians usually. and when i find them, then i'll run with them. but sort of haven

centro comunitario jamestown 12:30 este ano perdimos a 5 empleados que fueron desalojados de sus apartamentos empleados que estan durmiendo en el sofa en los apartamentos de familiares porque no han podido encontrar un apartamento permanente donde quedarse 12:48 situacion que se repite en las escuelas publicas.... testimonios como este se escucharon hoy uno tras otro, para pedir a un comite de la junta de supervisores de san francisco, aprobar la propuesta del supervisor david campos...esta hace ilegal desalojar a un maestro durante el ano escolar. pilar nino 2:32 y segun el sindicato en una reciente encuesta a mas de 900 educadores, 40 por ciento de ellos dijeron temer perder su vivienda 2:41 el supervisor campos explico que se trata no solo de proteger a los maestros individualmente sino también de dar estabilidad a los estudiantes sin alterar su aprendizaje david campos/supervisor de san francisco 7:57 cuando un maestro es desplazado afecta a todos los ninos que estan en la clase de ese maestro 8:07 la medida fue aprobada por unanimidad con tres votos....esta protege no solo a los maestros

the public and we have posted the ticket prices and hours, and you can tell you from seeing the jamestown ship replics when you see how tiny those ships are that they came across the ocean in, it's mind boggling. you are like all of these people packed on there together for months. >> that is when salem was -- >> not that it's easy, but -- >> but that was a whole different time. >> and can you imagine sailing without a wrongful weather forecast or nothing the winds or the waves -- >> it was good luck. >> and seafog-wise we saw it but i have not seen much this evening, and i don't see much of it popping up between now and tomorrow morning. the winds are just too variable for the development of seafog. here is the time lapse view from today. across the area, the sun going down throughout the distance, and it's a sign of what is to come. we showed showers earlier this evening, up to the north across kit citrus county, and almanac for morning and the fourth day in a row of lows in the 70's. we are running about # 5 5 degrees above arrange for the month, and you take february out of the mix an

his 15 foot boat ran aground early sunday evening near jamestown island. the man tried to get going again at high tide monday morning --- but the boat wouldn't move. so he called the coast guard. the crew took him to the williamsburg airport. determined the man was fine. newport news shipbuilding will christen the navy's newest submarine on saturday. elisabeth mabus, daughter of secretary of the navy ray mabus will smash a bottle of sparkling wine across the bow of the washington. she is the submarine's sponsor. in 2014 --- mabus authenticated the keel by chalking her initials onto a metal plate. the initials were welded onto a plate that is permanently affixed to the sub. in september we showed this photo of the washington's completed hull. construction on this virginia class sub started in september 20-11. a car slams into a gas station and a fireball follows. what caused this explosive crash. lex gray is live in newport news with a story about a close call on the job for a firefighter. she'll tell you about the tense moments when a roof collapsed during

talk news and the correspondent for the conservative review and the executive vice president of jamestown associates. it is ultimately all about the numbers. looking at how it broke down this evening so far, is it still doable for donald trump? is it still doable for bernie sanders? >> it is doable for trump because of the number of delegates he does have. there is still time on the clock for him to gain more. there could be time for him. with sanders i kind of say the same thing. he is so far behind hillary clinton that there is a chance he may not go all the way. >> not if you take away the super delegates that can still go either way. they committed to hillary clinton, but if he comes in with more of the delegates there is more pressure. they said they have to go with who has the most delegates. if they do that they are much more neck and neck. >> what if donald trump gets close to 1237, but not quite 1237? >> that's a good point, heather. there is an idea that a brokered convention will be rigged against donald trump. i don't think that's the case especially if he comes within this 50

of fox media news and the pulitzer prize winning journalist and the executive vice president of jamestowns and a fox news contributor. newton's law of gravity says everything comes down. isaac newton never met donald trump. can you please explain this? we heard him say millions of dollars were spent on ads and the numbers go up. there was a controversey about rve -- everybody agitated at the rallies and his numbers go up. everybody denounces him, editorials, the numbers go up. he even makes mistakes and the numbers go up. >> makes a few mistakes? donald trump has a problem with what stephen colbert would call truthiness. he holds the record for false statements. he makes a false statement and he lies about every five minutes and politico pointed out that he had five dozen or 60 exaggerations or misstatements of fact. never has so little that's been true been said by a candidate despite the fct that his numbers keep going up. >> you know some people in the living room are watching saying they are part of the media establishment that is anti-trump and they are trying to spin it away. that's

centro comunitario jamestown 12:30 este ano perdimos a 5 empleados que fueron desalojados de sus apartamentossupervisor david campos...esta hace ilegal desalojar a un maestro durante el ano escolar. pilar nino 2:32 y segun el sindicato en una reciente encuesta a mas de 900 educadores, 40 por ciento de ellos dijeron temer perder su vivienda 2:41 el supervisor campos explico que se trata no solo de proteger a los maestros individualmente sino también de dar estabilidad a los estudiantes sin alterar su aprendizaje david campos/supervisor de san francisco 7:57 cuando un maestro es desplazado afecta a todos los ninos que estan en la clase de ese maestro 8:07 la medida fue aprobada por unanimidad con tres votos....esta protege no solo a los maestros de escuelas publicas, sino tambien, a asistentes, personal administrativo, conserjes escolares, asi como tambien a las que trabajan como nineras en su casa....5o por ciento de ellas vive en sitios rentados..... michele lundy 31:47 es sumamente importante que las maestras y las proveedoras de cuidado infantil hogareno tienen una casa porque sino no puede

nearest rain right now, this area of color, sprinkles up as far north now around williamsburg, jamestown and then norfolk, the heaviest rains right now are just right advancing off northeast over the atlantic ocean. new hour by hour timing showing staying dry through much of the day. this is as of 5:00, area in color the spectacles of green, maybe a few sprinkle, a little drizzle. but the steadier rain not arriving until this evening. after midnight tonight, all the way through the morning commute tomorrow, we'll have our temperatures hovering in the low 50s with the rain tapering off and ending by 10:00 on monday morning. at the bus stop tomorrow morning in the mid-50s with showers, and then drying out heading back home upper 60s with a blustery wind tomorrow afternoon. tuesday and wednesday, sunshine back, highs low 60s. another chance of rain thursday and perhaps again on friday. drying out next weekend. >>> one of the most famous names in history and a mystery hidden in his final resting we reveal the answer an age old r rumor. >>> and the democratic primary race isn't over yet, but

and pulitzer prize winner, executive vice president at jamestown associates and fox news contributor.ht. >> yes. >> there is much more to come. in 14 days we will have super duper tuesday. is there anything on the republican side? let's talk about that first. either cruz or rubio can do to stop trump's momentum and get uh he. ellen? >> i think rubio can continue to work hard in florida and he has a lot of backing in florida. if trump does not win it is not good for trump. there is something that can happen in terms of rubio. >> but rubio is polling behind. >> yes, and he is continuing to weaken despite his aggressive approach. what is interesting is donald trump tonight did not single out ted cruz who won more states than rubio. he actually congratulated ted cruz on working hair and winning text -- working hard and winning texas. >> his ire was at rubio because of the jokes and we are going to make america orange again. when people pay attention to that done thald trump understands weakness and goes at it at the jugular. >> why do they find some things offensive and it may have backfi

let's bring in our political panel.republicans is an executive vice president of jamestown associatesemily, campaign director for the center for american progress action fund. thank you both for being with us. tony, i'll start with you. the big question here, what does this election mean for moderate voters? i talked to a friend who'd been long involved with the republican vote party and i said who are you voting for? she said i have no idea. i'm going to sit this one out. if anything i'm going to write someone in. >> on both sides we are likely to see nominees of both the republican and democratic party, two candidates most americans don't trust. most americansdon't even like , with real flaws, not hidden flaws thatwe figure out once we elected them . hillary clinton, pathologically considered dishonest. as to investigations by the fbi. and with donald trump who to be fair, he's given us a low-water mark in the primary process thus far. he's taken the conversation to a place i don't think a lot of people who have traditionally been involved with politics are comfortable. the differen

these include neighborhood parks such as alice griffith as well as improvements on bayview hill and jamestown cliff they also include improvements on wedge park. wedge park includes a play center and a cafÉ where people can get together and set or for people to enjoy just talking. across the street north of anderson there will be an area that will be improved with an open lay for transit or for transit workers. that's all part of that 1st major phase. here are some of the precedent images and the kinds of experiences that we wish to experience. here is some greater detail showing cycle tracks and other amenities. >>>perspectives of the park. the community benefits plan. let me touch a little bit on that. as you can see we are obligated and we are fulfilling obligations to contribute to the scholarship funds as well as other educational funds as well as assistance sso with that i will leave theplan and we will look at some of the streetscape plan updates. >>>the street cross-section will be able to address that. for pedestrian safety we will be able to facilitate the movement of these epa vehi

joining us now, jamestown associates vice president and fox news contributor tony sayegh who is in michigan lizette senior political reporter ashley pratte. tony, you herd speaker just then. he said what romney did today was hurting republican party. do you agree or disagree? >> in large part i do. i think ironically helps donald trump which i don't think the purpose of governor romney's speech and remarks today. look the other aspects people are getting wrong is the analysis. this idea that donald trump is fatally flawed and can't be hillary clinton is seriously false. i have miss giveses about his conservative bonefides and his temperis in play is and his natural strengths, that can't be bought. those are greatest inabilities to clinton. all wall street and super pack dollars supporting her and 30-year institution in washington, hillary clinton is poster-child of what romney is saying. david: ashley, what about mitt romney's comments, specifically going after donald trump? there were two mitt rom necessary. one was back in 2012 as newt was just saying talking about a wonderful success he

nobody captured that better than a 40-year-old from jamestown, new york. cbs approached lucille ball to do a weekly sitcom and a legend was born. she was a visual comedian, with perfect timing and inexpressive face, wacky enough to elicit sympathy, most of the time, rather than irritation. she insisted that her real life cuban husband, play her real husband onto the, but cbs said no way. one executive put it making the red had committed the cuban -- red head, ditch the cuban. she remained adamant and it cbs gave him. they said, nobody will think that you are married to a cuban bandleader, but she said, i am married to a cuban bandleader. it was a smash. 2/3 of tv sets were watching her and she beat everybody, redefining the nature of television, particularly the sitcom. it was popular among every demographic, tuning in to watch lucy. the show is so popular it completely changed, not just advertising, which exploded, but also cbs, was it built into the network, and the entire industry. by 1954, tv was the largest advertising medium in the world, thanks in l

here with reaction tony sayegh, jamestown associates vice president and fox news contributor. hill, democratic strategist and bernie sanders supporter. guys good to see you. tony, here is what dan says. in obama's first term republicans an conservatives fought barack obama. in the second term they decided it made more sense to fight each other. has he got a point? >> i think they fought each other in the first term too, think about 2010 and rise of tea party. i think this is the design of obama political strategy. to his credit he held to his guns. he said he would transform america. he would do things his way. when he couldn't do it codified through congress he wept through executive action. he stood by what he told his party was going to do. republicans have a system because they don't feel their leadership did the same thing. david: harlan, a lot of people are blaming trump for the division of republican party. this precedes trump's entrance to the whole scene. >> certainly. i think system in the republican party is reason for donald trump's rise. david: is it more trump or

european snowfall model h 2 jamestown, pennsylvania. look at washington, d.c. and northeast. that model is not saying much of anything. it is going to be one of those near misses which goes out to sea. >> i like that model. dylan, thanks. >>> to the race for the white house now and more protests and clashes outside donald trump rally in utah last night and now the state's favorite son, former presidential candidate mitt romney will vote for ted cruz on tuesday, but did not endorse cruz. nbc's hallie jackson is in tucson where trump will have another rally this morning. good morning, hallie. >> good morning, craig. donald trump is on the ground in arizona where activists plan to protest at all his events today and all of it comes as trump again locks horns with mitt romney. in the battle ground state of utah, romney on thefr>> reporte bracing for more protests after a face-off in salt lake city. angry demonstrators clashing once again outside his rally. >> did any protesters sneak inside? >> reporter: none stopping his attacks. hitting ted cruz hard. >> he hasn't done anything

>>darya: 41 with first one on the air with jamestown we also send of breaking news pushed other through the mobile applications. >>anny h: we have a chance for some more scattered showers for the morning and early afternoon you want to bring the umbrella just in case if you want to be out in about running errands we're talking about strong winds and some locally heavy rain especially for the weekend. >>robin w: we're getting word of the stall on the upper deck was about near treasure island block in the right lane it is adding to the back of coming out of oakland and still jammed out of the maze if you have to take this drive expect stop and go traffic from five is better still backed up it is often on for markets and public earlier solid from 24 if a slight improvement for the approach, it will attract more travel time out of the keys to the listed look at the 24 commute into the cost. >>darya: khmer rouge to the 20 year-old murai a gonzales after the group for the she abused a 13 month old baby who should take care of she advertises services and of looking for other people who may hav

these include neighborhood parks such as alice griffith as well as improvements on bayview hill and jamestown cliff they also include improvements on wedge park. wedge park includes a play center and a cafÉ where people can get together and set or for people to enjoy just talking. across the street north of anderson there will be an area that will be improved with an open lay for transit or for transit workers. that's all part of that 1st major phase. here are some of the precedent images and the kinds of experiences that we wish to experience. here is some greater detail showing cycle tracks and other amenities. >>>perspectives of the park. the community benefits plan. let me touch a little bit on that. as you can see we are obligated and we are fulfilling obligations to contribute to the scholarship funds as well as other educational funds as well as assistance sso with that i will leave theplan and we will look at some of the streetscape plan updates. >>>the street cross-section will be able to address that. for pedestrian safety we will be able to facilitate the movement of these epa vehi

in your own state the impact on jamestown is very significant, both in terms of historic artifacts, archaeological artifacts because we see a dramatic increases in sea level rise and storms associated with climate change and that's true alongthe atlantic seaboeaboasd it is in alaska and the gulf coast . >> and we've seen the rising water levels and not in the last 10 years affecting the naval base. i'd also like to mention an effort to quantify outdoor recreation as contributions. and once again, it's a bipartisan bill called the wreck act. the recreation and economic enhancement act.it was by senators garner and shaheen and now we are putting the other representative riker, representative morris rogers, can you tell us about how you will work with the department of commerce and labor to make sure this kind of the economic data is comprehensive and gives us the tools we need to stimulate the outdoor recreation question mark. >> i'm going to turn to chris because we are working closely with the economic folks on this right now. >> as i hope to work with the department of congress to better economic

a third grader in jamestown some of the rhetoric. this is jackson and wrote a letter to donald trump "i have read several articles about you and seen you on the television. i think you have been very rude to many people. i would like for you to know that kids are watching you. the president of the united states is supposed to be our leader. ". so jackson's letter has gone viral. it was part of a class assignment and a lot of people are picking up on it to remind everybody that the kids are watching. >> it's so interesting because i -- when you first told me about this i was surprised. really? do you think his mom wrote it? i think kids are more involved because i think it's so public what is happening now and gotten so dramatic. >> my 8-year-old is very aware. she asked me, mommy, are you going to vote? i said of course. then asked who i would vote for. she told me who she thought i would vote for and who she didn't want me to vote for. >> she's involved. >> i've been given my marching

find ways to support these communities are very much impacted in your own state, the impact on the jamestown is very significant both in terms of artifacts because we see increased impacts. >> and we have seen a rise in water level in the last ten years. affecting the naval base. i'd like to mention, in an effort to quantify the efforts, and once again, it's a bipartisan bill called the rec act. introduced last year in the senate by two senators and now we're putting it together with the representatives, can you tell us about how you'll look with the department of commerce and department of labor to make this kind of economic data is comprehensive and give us the tools we need to stimulate the outdoor recreation. >> i'm going to turn to chris, we're working very closely with the economic folks on this right now. >> it's our hope to work with the department of commerce, bla and to capture how the rekree reyags is out to our economy. it would work with those entities. . the hope is to create what they call a satellite account in terms of data on economics from outdoor rec. >> we have 35 second

of sense removing it by the 50 yard line to the middle of the stadium and up against the hill or jamestown so i think that is a less obtaining truthful if you were looking it from somewhere around the park land seeing this tower standing up by itself now blending in with the hill from a visual stand point it malice and even more stable groustable gro malice it is still one and 50 feet away it is negligibnegligi there's plus rapid transit that will go along kearney and the continuation and jimbo bob jog to cross the bridge and appears on crisp pen and dead-ends into hunters point shipyard but this should be a continuous loop back out through cargo and all the streets and connected up with the third street rail you have a situation where you're not allowing car traffic over the bridge so everybody will be general obligation bond to take the bus to get there and reach the dead end so small business from san francisco by the t line goes all the way down and has to make a circle to harding not a good plan as far as transit it is better to cut the corner and have a loop that allows people from t

home and opening the lgbt [inaudible] we also activated within our upcoming of housing abutments jamestownmunity center is working with chinatown development committee center at 17 and fulsome new site to be started up. [inaudible] association is working with mission economic developers association again to the combined affordable housing nonprofit space which we think is a wonderful model and to the office of committee investment oci, ocii, through agreement of their office the there but bueno redevelopment area we've identified a long-term home for the youth organization at the crossroads at jesse street pace or competitive rfp of the crossroads i think is a good example that organization that serves homeless youth. as many of you may be aware because of the demand for commercial office space, it's now become virtually impossible for any ervice organizations actively serving clients especially when of those that may serve portable population such as home was used to be able to access commercial office space this was kind of an almost once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> another recordation

home and opening the lgbt [inaudible] we also activated within our upcoming of housing abutments jamestownunity center is working with chinatown development committee center at 17 and fulsome new site to be started up. [inaudible] association is working with mission economic developers association again to the combined affordable housing nonprofit space which we think is a wonderful model and to the office of committee investment oci, ocii, through agreement of their office the there but bueno redevelopment area we've identified a long-term home for the youth organization at the crossroads at jesse street pace or competitive rfp of the crossroads i think is a good example that organization that serves homeless youth. as many of you may be aware because of the demand for commercial office space, it's now become virtually impossible for any social service organizations actively serving clients especially when of those that may serve portable population such as home was used to be able to access commercial office space this was kind of an almost once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> another reco

dora from jamestown, ohio, independent line, your first for our guest.ormally of the department of homeland security. caller: can you hear me ok? host: go ahead. caller: i wanted to comment -- extremist branch of muslims. is it too late for that? host: that was our last segment. we're talking about the visa program and concerns other people have about people coming in. do you have a question on that? caller: no. host: we will move on to robert in massachusetts, randolph, massachusetts, democrat line, hi. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to say that we do have thinkram that i don't europe is in more danger because of the way that they came across to europe, but i do think that we should see anything that needs to be tightened up as far .s the way we give visas anyone coming that we could identify, that could be a potential threat. these are the things that i think that -- i am trying to a lotn is that there is of good things we are doing. also, a lot of things that need to be fine-tuned. these are the things i like to focus on so that we do

of sense removing it by the 50 yard line to the middle of the stadium and up against the hill or jamestowno i think that is a less obtaining truthful if you were looking it from somewhere around the park land seeing this tower standing up by itself now blending in with the hill from a visual stand point it malice and even more stable groustable gro malice it is still one and 50 feet away it is negligibnegligi there's plus rapid transit that will go along kearney and the continuation and jimbo bob jog to cross the bridge and appears on crisp pen and dead-ends into hunters point shipyard but this should be a continuous loop back out through cargo and all the streets and connected up with the third street rail you have a situation where you're not allowing car traffic over the bridge so everybody will be general obligation bond to take the bus to get there and reach the dead end so small business from san francisco by the t line goes all the way down and has to make a circle to harding not a good plan as far as transit it is better to cut the corner and have a loop that allows people from the

home and opening the lgbt [inaudible] we also activated within our upcoming of housing abutments jamestownunity center is working with chinatown development committee center at 17 and fulsome new site to be started up. [inaudible] association is working with mission economic developers association again to the combined affordable housing nonprofit space which we think is a wonderful model and to the office of committee investment oci, ocii, through agreement of their office the there but bueno redevelopment area we've identified a long-term home for the youth organization at the crossroads at jesse street pace or competitive rfp of the crossroads i think is a good example that organization that serves homeless youth. as many of you may be aware because of the demand for commercial office space, it's now become virtually impossible for any social service organizations actively serving clients especially when of those that may serve portable population such as home was used to be able to access commercial office space this was kind of an almost once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> another reco

home and opening the lgbt [inaudible] we also activated within our upcoming of housing abutments jamestownunity center is working with chinatown development committee center at 17 and fulsome new site to be started up. [inaudible] association is working with mission economic developers association again to the combined affordable housing nonprofit space which we think is a wonderful model and to the office of committee investment oci, ocii, through agreement of their office the there but bueno redevelopment area we've identified a long-term home for the youth organization at the crossroads at jesse street pace or competitive rfp of the crossroads i think is a good example that organization that serves homeless youth. as many of you may be aware because of the demand for commercial office space, it's now become virtually impossible for any social service organizations actively serving clients especially when of those that may serve portable population such as home was used to be able to access commercial office space this was kind of an almost once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> another reco