line with the guidelines which, really quite frankly, are based on what we have just done with the ndc at 1400 mission. but we're highly confident that we can do that and they're really there as a check against us to make sure we're doing the right thing. >> so it is a regulatory compliance requirement so it's not -- it's a matter -- >> they're there looking out for the best interests of both the market rate and affordable homeowners to make sure the budget is set appropriately and there will be enough funds to address the capital items in the building long term. >> thank you. one question i had and i just want to understand it a little bit more is on the parking. from the presentation, the way you described it and the way i read it, the affordable units are not going to enjoy the same parking privileges as the market rate units. is that correct? >> the units in the ocii of stand alone affordable project the proposal is to have 0.25 spaces per unit so that's consistent for our projects and i think it's to keep the subsidy down for those projects. on the developer subsidized affordable

in gaithersburg. 39 at dulles airport. 39 in manassas. 44 ndc.o so as the clouds will be on the increase throughout the day today. we could get light rain showers late this afternoon, and after sundown perhaps some snowflakes. 8%s will be light, about >> your biggest fan from hawaii. and i need to be at work at 9:00 a.m. totally worth it. guys nb right into you. >> there you are. i was wondering where you went to. all right. >>> first up in the heat index. so many distractions these days. they could have serious consequences. especially with children a lot of people get upset with parents at the playground looking at the smartphones instead of watching their children. new research suggests this could lead to children getting hurt. a yale graduate student says that an increase of injuries of broken bones and concussions could be the result of distracted parents. a 10% rise in these types of accidents, indirect evidence, but something to think about. >> it makes sense. >> you know you see that all the time. >> make a rule, leave it in the car or at

actively engaged in law enforcement and chief lanier was actually pulled off to deal with issues of ndc. we have with us moving from the left to the right geographically that is and perhaps otherwise. [laughter] doug gansler who is the attorney general of maryland a former state attorney and malcolm the former president of the national association of attorneys general. next to him is jeff slymack who is the special assistant attorney general in the office of attorney general of california. jeff oversees criminal law policy is a special assistant to the attorney general from california. next to jack is cyrus vance who is the district attorney from manhattan know him well. here in manhattan and moving next we have the commissioner of the baltimore police department and he has joined us today. finally to my immediate left we have david keene who is a founding member right on crime. he is the former president of the national rifle association and the former chair of the american conservative union and a board member of the constitution project. the way this morning's next offense will proce