jan brooks from the foundation has been such an incredible partner and responsible for the $21 million renovation of the rotundum completed in 2011. they have been a great asset and they also funded some of the help from our partners, including mark italian from the architecture firm. this has been really helpful in talking to potential bidders. it's part of the concept so folks can get an idea with the challenges and features of the building. we are also working with lynn said way of consulting and i'm talk more about that in a moment. we have some key terms as part of this opportunity. one is restoring the palace of fine arts and we want to make sure this is around for another hundred years. we need a viable tenant. there is an amount of infrastructure which is required which i will talk about. we want a tenant that the compliment the existing amenities in the surrounding area and enhance the park. we are looking for public access to the space and what will continually engage the public for a term. we are interested in a central entry way concept. bernard may back, the architect of t

jan, thank you. happening today, lawyers for the old revel casino in atlantic sitly try to save the deal to sell it. last week, "eyewitness news" told you brooks to buy revel for $110 million. sources say that deal fell apart because of electricity costs. today revel's bankruptcy lawyers will hold a meeting in new york city, that's not clear however if brookfield will be there. >> the former head of the montgomery county republican party goes on trial. robert concerns is accused of assaulting former co-worker after night of drinking last year. he was originally charged with rape. however, those charges were dropped. concerns operate today have a judge decide his fate instead after jury. >> your time now 7:35. let's get a check on business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, jill, people plan to hit the road this thanksgiving, costing less to fill up your gas tank, good news of course, but you're staying could change? >> reporter: well, potentially. one reason for these dropping in gas prices is the plummeting price of oil. that could change, opek leading considering cutting oil production in order to buys