my husband wanted to try to go outside and it was too hot on my back so he couldn't remove it lloyd wright outweighed our all and then the fire trucks came but they waited way down because there was nothing they could do right away for more for the burn yeah folder of the room. so i think they were there basically for our homes and if they caught fire is something you know one of our structures. industrial accidents and spills are common in these communities between two thousand and three and two thousand and eight is estimated that there were one files and four hundred and thirty five spills in colorado. nearly a quarter of these spills are believed to have contaminated either ground or surface water in stage every time we get supply lines we see as we see it and it's a good thing that you know. a little farther down dry hollow road is the divide creek. ok here we go that's where lisa bracken and her family live. this is back was first discovered. we got a call one day april first from a neighbor steve thompson and said you know i found some stuff down here on my place it doesn't look rig

a german barreness and artist who worked with him reached out to frank lloyd wright asking him to designr people -- where people would learn to see art in a new way. wright worked 16 years to create a massive spiral with a quarter mile long ramp and a domed glass ceiling. it's now home to one of the world's top collections of contemporary art. wright himself died seven months before thousands of people lined up on fifth avenue for the grand opening 52 years ago today. that's our fox report on this friday, october 21,

it is one by frank lloyd wright. lewis sullivan. the hotel lafayette by one of america's first female architects, louise blanchard bethune. these efforts are not just examples of historic preservation. they represent a new confidence that we can take charge of our own future by reclaiming our past. mr. speaker, historic preservation efforts in buffalo and western new york also demonstrate the importance of partnerships between the federal government and the private sector. without these partnerships, many preservation projects would never get off the ground. federal tools like the historic preservation tax credit and the new markets tax credit brings builders, investors, development professionals together and they have the capacity to turn around entire community. in buffalo 64 million dollars of new market tax credits investment have occurred since 2005. this investment has leveraged projects totaling over $141 million in our community. the new markets program has encouraged the redevelopment of the oak school lofts, the electric t