>>> an iconic boardwalk amusement park in ocean city, maryland. across the country, many of these have shut down. how has this one survived for more than a century? we'll tell you coming up next on "your business." ♪ >> announcer: small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is proud to present "your business" on msnbc. ♪ >>> hi everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to your business, where every week we gather together to talk entrepreneurship and give you tips, advice and a little inspiration to help your small business grow. for more than 100 years, this family has run an amusement park on the boardwalk of ocean city, maryla maryland. i spent a day with them to find out the trick of running a decidedly old school business in today's modern world. >> for brooks and christopher trim per and their aunt stephanie, take over the rides on the boardwalk in ocean city, maryland, was as much destiny as choice. >> it's what we do. i mean, we don't really know any different. >> may grandpa called and wanted my to be involved with t

ocean city now at 55 degrees.dvisory, i suspect that may come down a little bit earlier now that everything is beginning to rapidly clear. or the overnight, 30-35 degrees. went out of the west at 10-5 team -- 10-15. we will talk about the next seven days. we have some of that coming your way in the seven day outlook. a the slick roads have led to number of accidents. there is concern about how things will look as you head out tomorrow morning. richard continues our live team coverage for martinsburg west virginia. here.are close i-81 a couple of things we notice when we got here, really how cold it is. how bad the conditions are. then we spotted the accidents. a lot of accidents. flashing lights, guard rails mash ups, and nasty spin outs. gets, the roads get slick. >> if you cannot handle it, do not drive in it. you have to be really careful and give yourself a lot of room. chains are the best option at this point. >> along the blue ridge in virginia, snow is the problem. >> the rows are slippery. >> snow and fog

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ocean city, down one degree. there at 54. it is mild. they are at 61 degrees at this hour. , colder to the north of 33 new york city. heavy snow in boston at 30 degrees. not so far from carson -- from boston, their 10 degrees. all of the rain, sleet, snow moves off to the north and east. areas of low pressure developing off the coast. that will bring the heavier snows to boston and domain is the move through the overnight and into the day tomorrow. our weather, our rain now over with. doppler proves it. it is quite and dry run the capital. slick spots to the west of us. i don't see rain here at least for the next few days. i winter weather advisory for another hour and eight minutes. for frederick county, and that storm warning, all of the should of been canceled. that hanging on until 1:00. then that will cancel off. the next 48 hours, a good deal of sunshine. feel colder will than today. even though we will see highs around 40 degrees. it feel up tomake 20. keep the sunshine and the forecast. reinforcing shot of cold air on monday. we will start that slow warming trend as

as the ocean city boardwalk grew over the last century, so did the company.rom here, all the way to the end, this is all tripper. >> yes. all the way to the end, to the water. >> its chair map is brooks, the fifth generation to take the reigns. the great, great grandson of the founder. >> you're 33 years old. so you are one of the youngest. >> yes. >> of the tripper dynasty here. and yet you're the one in charge. how did that happen? you're the chairman. >> i communicate very well. there's a lot of drama. >> from the perspective of any thrill seeker looking to hop on the freakout or someone looking to win a big stuffed animal, it all looks easy. fun and games really. but to brooks and his family, running this business is anything but. the family drama is just the start. >> there's probably approximately 25 stock owners. those stock owners have children and spouses and things. so there's quite a few people that have some sort of ownership. >> ownership and different ideas of how things should be run. >> i've got a lot of extended family that have a lot of desi

. >> a victim of a tragic fire in ocean city, maryland, is breaking her silence. dana truit was badly burned when a deranged man burst into a food pantry and set himself on fire. a pastor has died. only on 9 tonight, scott broom has our first in person interview. >> i'm scott broom at the hopkins bay view hospital in baltimore where the survivor just before thanksgiving is telling her story for the first time. >> i was just scared. >> she doesn't want you to see her badly burned face, but this is dana truit before the tragedy that shocked ocean city as the holidays were getting underway. now recovering and recalling the tuesday anksgiving. the st. paul's church burning after a drifter named john sterner soaked himself in gasoline, lit himself on fire, and burst through the door of the shepherd's crook food pantry where dana was volunteering. >> next thing i know, he stood next to the door. come in. >> he grabbed you? >> he grabbed me. he said, i'm not getting out. he says, you're not getting out of here. i said, you watch me and i knock them down and i got outside

to the south in places like fredericksburg and ocean city are making it into the 50s right now. hello, december. we start out the month with an average height of 52 degrees. our average low is 37, down to 29 before the end. we usually get our measurable snowfall, two point three inches on average. we had 15 inches of snow fall grade more on my blog at the area of lowm. an pressure developing off the coast. that is why we are so cloudy. across the country to the northern rockies, this will be a major storm system heading across the gall -- heading across the gulf coast state and could make its way across the east coast and could impact our weather by late in the weekend. as for us today, it's going to be a bit of cloud cover with temperatures around 50 degrees. if we hit 50, it will be the first time we've done that in a week. mostly cloudy skies. 39 degrees. we may even top it by a couple of degrees as we get into the lower 50s. the warming trend will continue and then showers coming tonight and i think we will line down early on saturday and this will be the impact of that syst

. >>> funeral services for an ocean city, maryland pastor david dingwell will take place today. he was killed in a bizarre church fire last week. the blaze started when a man engulfed in flames ran into the church's pantry is screaming for help. that man also died. >>> federal authorities sathe derailed metro north commuter train was valving at 82 -- traveling at 82 miles an hour, almost three times the speed limit when it jumped the tracks sunday morning in new york city. four people were killed, nearly 70 others were injured in the derailment. still not clear whether the wreck was caused by human error or mechanical trouble. >>> soon you may have to shell out more to hop on metro. the agency wants to increase fares by an average of 3%. that means a 10 cent increase to the cost of a typical train ride. the standard bus fare would go up to a dollar 75 cents regardless of whether you pay with cash or a smartrip card. and parking in metro lots would go up by 25 cents. now we just have to see whether the budget will be approved. >>> still to come when our news continues, howard is

just moments before he douced himself, lit himself on fire, and then ran inside that church in ocean city. it was a week ago today that sterner died, along with the pastor at st. paul's by the sea episcopal. a woman there was badly burned and is still in the hospital. police are not sure whether sterner wanted to kill himself that day or anybody else. and tonight, they may never know. >>> there have been reports a student was rejected because of his sexuality as a member of kappa alphapsi. he filed a complaint with the university. a morgan state spokesperson said that the fraternity violated discrimination regulations after discovering text messages from frat members. >>> a brutal beating caught on camera, and it happened on one of the busiest shopping days of >>e year, black friday. mielke hgren s hathe crazy d ano from inside the westfiel napolis mall. >>teeporr: the fight broke out on friday just after midnight at victoria's secret. you see the police trying to break it up as women throw punches and kicks. >> this is ridiculous. they were totally out of control. >> nothing you buy oris

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it's still raining a little bit right along the coast here toward ocean city, down toward the eastern parts of north carolina, southeastern virginia. around here we've got clouds southeast, more breaks north and west and that's where the cold stuff is. it's in the 20s, low to mid-20s across much of ohio. upper 20s williamsport. we have lots of 30s here and richmond is 40 but we're down to freezing in manassas and reston. ashburn is 33 with germantown and lovettsville. to the east more clouds, a little warmer souper marlboro and north beach sit at 36 this morning with 35 in waldorf and college park. outside on our michael & son weather camera, no problems with visibility. looking good here. we've got some clouds, mostly cloudy skies and that 37 feels like 28 with that windchill. wind out of the north, northwest at 16 miles an hour. winds are going to be a factor today. at times the winds will gust maybe 25 or so. dress like wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. while we're 37 here, we're 66 degrees warmer than our friends up at international falls. minus 29 right now. that's the core of

. >>> tonight we know a man intentionally set himself on fire before running into an ocean city churchsetting the building ablaze. john sterner purchased gasoline before storming into st. paul's by the sea church last tuesday. he was killed and a reverend of the church also died from smoke inhalation. >>> breaking news out of arizona tonight. we're learning that three sky divers collided in midair tonight. this video just coming in to our newsroom. two were killed, a third person was injured. this happened in the town of eloy, 60 miles southeast of phoenix. police say the sky divers collided 200 to 300 feet off the ground. at that point, the chutes collapsed and the sky divers plummeted to earth. it's not clear what caused the collision. >>> turning now to politics and the d.c. mayor's race, one day after filing for re-election. mayor vincent gray is upset over questions he's getting. this appearance was meant to high lie d.c.'s egg economic development during his term in office. he says he's running on his record and refuses to answer questions into the federal probe that is still on

they're under two miles now in ocean city. salisbury, right out a mile. everywhere else here throughout our area somewhere between 7 and 10 miles. but as we get into the overnight period, i think there will be some more pockets of fog setting up. and that means possible travel delays for tomorrow morning. here are the areas that i'm looking at. annapolis, waldorf forward fredericksburg, and leonardtown where pockets of fog are getting thick for tomorrow morning. the other big story, the warmup. i'll show you which day is going to feel like early november coming up in just a couple minutes. >> thanks, veronica. >>> a lot of teachers in our area's largest school district say they're overworked and underpaid. news4 got an early look at a survey of 1,400 teachers in fairfax county. when asked what they would do if their salaries didn't go up next year, 42% said they would keep their jobs. 19% said they would look for another teaching job. 15% said they would leave education. and 25% of teachers said they would get a second or even a third job. >> i certainly

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starting to get a little warmer in west virginia. 30 in cumberland. 34 in town. 44 ocean city and a quickk locally. we have temps west. fairfax at 30 still 31 in white oak. it's 31 rockville. 31 in arlington. give it a few hours. maybe if you can go in a little late today, you'll be in much better shape. reld alert day -- red alert day from the earlier freezing rain and rain showers. some snow d.c. north and west but light snow, wet snow, some grassy accumulations i think will happen on the grassy services, minor consume layings. wednesday 36. by thursday breezy, cold, 31. a little bit better on friday and some late rain saturday leading to some snow showers for sunday. here's monika now timesaver traffic. while the interstates are fine, monika, i had a delay at father hurley coming in. >> that was from 8:30 last night what howard is talking about is that there was a truck on fire at father hurley boulevard in germantown at 8:30 last night and they're still there cleaning up the remains of that truck fire along the left side of the roadway so be aware of that. also by now you may have hea

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centers, so much so they have doubled the number of operators in order to resolve consumer >> and ocean city food pantry destroyed in a deadly fire has reopened in time for christmas. location.emporary the fire last broke this home and the fire killed two people including the church's pastor. the owners of the cafÉ belong to the church. ex 27 people are behind bars and a massive crackdown on heroin and other drugs in frederick county. ont -- the arrest focused people moving drugs into or through the county. 14 have died after overdosing on the drug in frederick county this year alone. seven told you about this mother fighting to get heroin off the streets and to raise awareness among teenagers and young adults. her son fatally overdosed on the drug earlier this year after a month-long fight to get clean. nelson tells us she is working to bring her message against drugs to area schools. >> a court doctor will have the final say whether the 13-year- will be kept on life support. >> i do not want her to have the surgery because i feel like something is going to happen. that is the guilt i have

winds are fairly light. 46 engages bird. 42 in martinsburg and hagerstown. 46 on the beachfront in ocean city, maryland. we will slowly drop and the lower 40 path with a light northeasterly wind. temperatures remain above freezing tonight, 33-38. clear tomorrow. a lot of clouds off the coast and a little sunshine in our future. >> new details about the man shot and killed inside the forest grove gas station early this morning. it all went down at a bp on forest -- on walters lane. >> the man is identified as 25- year-old delante jackson of fort washington. neighbors tell us they have had shootings in the area, but the notion of a killing inside a well lighted gas station has a lot of folks concerned. >> a murder mystery inside the forest to build gas station. >> i heard somebody got shot appear last night, but i didn't see anything. >> please responded to a shooting call on the 3200 block lanelters rain -- walters around 3:00 in the morning. a man in his 20s was shot multiple times. >> we are trying to establish a motive and follow leads. >> the man died later at the hospital. somebody come i

. >> funeral services were held for the pastor killed in a church fire in ocean city.e died last month after a fire broke out at st. paul's i the cvs gopal church. investigators determined the fire started when john sterner doused himself in gasoline and lit his clothes on fire and ran into the church. sterner died at the scene. his death was caused -- ruled a suicide. one suspect in custody following a police chase in montgomery county. chase started after police received a call about suspicious activity. a vehicle refused to stop at police and the suspect got out of his vehicle at royal dominion drive and try to run away. he has not been identified at this time but he faces charges for stolen tags and possible felony theft for stealing copper. >> a montgomery county business owner said she is thinking of closing some of her stores after three women attacked her using a baby. take a look at this. it happened in september at a beauty supply shop in gaithersburg. the woman tried to steal more hair weaveslars in and wigs and they attacked the owner using that stroller wi

fire investigators confirm that a man intentionally set himself on fire before running into an ocean city church and setting the whole building a blaze. the 56-year-old bought gasoline before going to st. pauls bay the sea last tuesday. he used the gas as an axel rant. he died in the fire. another woman is still in the hospital being treated for burns. >>> the autopsies are under way. tonight, a los angeles coroner is expected to identify the bodies of actor paul walker and his friend. the two died saturday when the car they were riding in crashed into a light pole and tree, then burst into flames. the neighborhood is popular among street racers. today, police said they don't believe the two were racing anyone. >>> new developments in the affordable care act. president obama's chief of staff says healthcare.gov had more than a million new visitors yesterday and he says the site is stable and faster for users. but, they are not out of the woods yet. the university of notre dame is suing over the mandate that its insurance plans cover birth control. school officials say it goes against the

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maybe still a couple of showers to come through ocean city. temps significantly colder than at this time yesterday. now 34 degrees colder in culpeper. 32 in gaithersburg and manassas. we're down 28 at andrews and also in salisbury and even hagerstown. significant difference with the actual temps now in the upper 20s. westminster and hagerstown at 29. it's 33 in la plata and andrews. 37 easton and annapolis. this doesn't even factor in the wind chills which make it feel colder. visibility is fine this morning. we've cleared out here in d.c. with a temperature of 35 and a windchill of 28. even though reagan national reported mostly cloudy, last check on the weather terrace we were generally clear with the north, northwesterly wind at 9. cold air at international falls. we're at 35. they're 25 below. we're 60 degrees warmer than international falls right now with the core of the arctic air there. this next system in the northwest moving west to east pretty quickly, that will be enough to dischronic the argument -- dislodge the arctic air. we'll g

and wisdom risk of the ocean. the city has since invested over to the ring onto a stone effect on ecology. he now also issued official regulations stopping construction projects that fall under the arm into a standard than the issue application needed a date the local women's federation has also got the opt. but the post it since it applies to raise people's awareness about protecting. stars invited to take said that it is a gift that their doctors and coaching sessions. each year by the date we have set up abundant spiritual group dedicated to the cause one such coaching session was held back in the batter headache. those who have this to him for he gets the grease out of the air. the weather is definitely around and there's no snow and work among people who know what we are too nice and cold they were killing him the volunteers work has meant that the lockhart river has come up to the nazis. it now stands at number two the ecological balance to renovate has also quit the intro to this and thinking she said the week as pa

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future flooding in the city, they decided to take the los angeles river and make it a flood control channel. they concreted the walls of the river in order for water to get to ocean much faster. narrator: cities throughout southern california converted natural rivers to these concrete channels, part of their storm drain systems. this allowed expanding development without the need for large flood plains. kharaghani: the los angeles river is approximately 51 miles. concrete reduces the size of the river that you need to carry the water because it speeds up the flow of water. if you'd like to remove all the concrete and to have natural system to carry the water to protect you from flooding, you need to have almost one mile on each side of the river set aside for transport of rain. so in order for the city to have use of those lands around the river, concrete made it possible to have minimum land so the water can be carried to the ocean in the fastest possible way. but, unfortunately, because of population growth and poor housekeeping, people are putting a lot of pollutants on the street and the streets are the openings to our stormwater sewer system. in an average y

no wood burning allowed. 634 union city 60 and ocean beach. >> reporter: >> catherine: coming up trouble for one of hollywood's biggest stars. why some are calling beyoncÉ a new assault and sensitivity. and that still deciding on your new year's eve plans? aren't picky the rijeka's shows us some options >> catherine: did the new year just sneak up on you - with no plans to celebrate? you can stay in and watch us - for kron 4's new year's live. but if you want to hit the town first, kron 4's vicki liviakis has some last options >> reporter:so you want to usher in the new year in style, but haven't made a reservation. there's still hope. the good news is that san francisco loves to party. yes, the fireworks are popping off the embarcadero. >> reporter:and while you can't get a table at waterbar - you can still book one at the plant cafÉ just past the ferry building. >> reporter:and the asian fusion butterfly has openings for dinner and a dance party. the aircraft carrier u.s.s hornet rocks it with a swing band. or.ditch the waterfront all together and hit the lanes at lucky strike. for bow

san francisco one side of the city, ocean beach could be freezing cold with fog in the summertime.wards the embarcadero area and it could be beautiful and sunny. >> trying to find that nuance and glitch in the huge atmosphere that is going to make our weather a little bit different today because we live in these microclimates, it's going going to affect everybody the same way. the weather here it's completely different than any other place in the united states. >> you go out to kansas, you may have a degree temperature difference. that is how most areas are. >> it's one of the main reasons that we have such diverse weather conditions from location to location. we've got a higher terrain in the mountains and hills that help determine wind flow. that shields certain areas from rainfall or from the warming effect of the sun. we've got the ocean and marine influence which generally keeps locations near the ocean cool. >> you look at the south bay, you have mountains on one side and mountains on the other side. there is a reason they get the least amount have rain, it's called rain fade

reportedly shot in ocean city maryland over the summer. catch tuna but caught the attention of one famished mako shark instead. the video's producer sped it up and slowed it down, added music. we're glad they did. because the affect is pretty -- that shot especially. >> look at those chompers. >> he's not getting away that time. >> no. >> he hooked that time. >> that is really cool. >> it is cool. >> gopros go anywhere. those umbrella rigs, that's so cool they were doing that for tunas because tunas are line shy. >> we're learning so much. >> the behavior of it all. >> how cool is that. >> my gift to you guys. >> thank you. >> wow. >>> coming up on "new day," a frantic rescue is under way to free dozens of pilot whales trapped in the florida everglades. the big question of course is will they get them out in time? we'll give you a report. we're aig. and we're here. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even int

city. however, because we are bordering ocean beach and golden gate park, we do have pockets of problem areaso, our neighbors are the first to alert us and the police station when there are issues and the police has been very responsive to that. >> what kind of issues are you having with ocean beach or golden gate park? >> i think that because it's so far from the center of the city and because there is so much open space, we do see a lot of encampments in those areas. some neighbors express issues with safety and feeling safe in their neighborhood and, so, they have worked very closely with our terraville station to make sure they monitor those regularly. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? >> so, in terms of economic development, i think our city is in a very, again, exciting time right now where we are able to attract a lot of businesses who want to locate here in san francisco. you know, we have seen a recent wave of technology companies that have located here in our downtown core area and it's really transformed our neighborhoods. and i think that as we continue

the city currently covers 100% of the employee premiums. the mayor of ocean springs, who i know happens to be a democrat, said, and i quote, "we're going to have to find $47,000 from somewhere, presumably it will come from the taxpayers of ocean springs, mississippi, an" and or small towns and rural counties around the state of mississippi. you know, mr. president, we're all human. i've made many mistakes during my life, and some of the misstalks multiple sclerosis ste made have been -- and some of the mistakes i've made have been in the capacity as a legislate tear. i've served in the house and senate for some 19 years, along with my good friend from georgia. i would hope that when i have seen mistakes that i have made legislatively, i've been willing to go back and revisit those decisions and say, we're all human. we didn't get it right this time. and we ought to fix it. and that is the -- that is one of the real disturbing things to me about this obamacare law, because we see the rollout was disastrous, we see that the effect on towns, counties, families a

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[laughter] the ocean is reclaiming our cities. clearly that would be the end of that person's political career. and yet it is not like someone discovered in the third century that the biblical god exists but poseidon does not. these claims have exactly the same status. >> that shtick, the difference between sam and christopher hitchens is one of intellect. hitchens' for middle, deep learning across a wide array of abilities and fields, and he was fearless. he would go to beirut and get into fist fights with the syrian nazis and almost get kidnapped. he would earn the right to be cavalier about everything, and to be as abrupt and abrasive as he wanted to, because he was orwell. the true man of freedom. sam harris is a promoter of sam harris. so to be provocative that way with that which is most important people without the book learning and without the thinking and without the world experience, i think, is cavalier and trite. >> what if people said that about you? >> they can and have and will. "the happiest life" i try to put on d

san francisco, one side of the city, let's say you're out towards ocean beach, could be freezing coldh fog in the summertime. you get out towards the next area, it can be beautiful and sunny. >> trying to find that nuance, that little glitch in the huge atmosphere that's going to make our weather a little bit different today because we live in these microclimates, it's not going to affect everybody the same way , the way we cover weather out here is completely different than the way we cover weather than any other place in the united states because our weather is so unique. >> kansas, 40 mile, you might have a degree of temperature difference. it's all the same. that's how most areas of the country are. >> the topography is one of the main reasons that we have such diverse weather conditions from location to location. we've got the higher terrain in the mountains and the hills that help determine wind flow and that shield certain areas from rainfall or from the warming effect of the sun. we've got the proximity to the ocean and the marine influence which generally keeps locations near

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cities of russia. relayed by georgians ocean people for sixty five thousand children. in a record setting trip by land air and sea and others face. olympic torch relay. on r t r two dot com. a. welcome back i'm speaking with award winning director oliver stone historian to talk about the untold history of the united states you guys i wanted to start with you peter the u.n. vote two days ago one hundred eighty eight to only two may vote to basically. criticize the cuban embargo and of course israel and the u.s. were the only two countries to vote to uphold it is this just a cold war grudge what does the u.s. have at stake here and. i don't think the u.s. has anything at stake as a nation there are certain right wing interests in the united states to get the cuban community in miami although the younger generation of cuban americans is going a very very different direction than the older generation but with united states is concerned about is the rise of the left wing governments in latin america and those governments are very friendly toward cuba so there's much more of

. >> no other stores in the city neighborhoods besides downtown. wasn't there one on ocean? >> many years ago there was one 1 on ocean street and marina. we had just a package store for a few years in union square. >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner antonini. >> i agree with the other commissioners, there is lots of neighborhood support and we are going from one formula retail use to another formula retail use. i just sort of question the, i too don't like the way the policy was enacted in the 300-foot which i think is too small an area and i agree with the speakers earlier. i'm not sure if this was applied in the same way the other measurements were made to this project. speaking to this project. the other thing i would have to look at the legislation that this commission had passed a while back whether it speaks to intensifying the amount of formula retail or only maintaining the amount of formula retail. because here it substitutes one for another and doesn't make it intent. here the policy dictates the staff must recommend this approval. that's a moot point because

city. another beautiful shot from the tam cam over the ocean there with santa rosa, 56. 54, novato.oncord, 55. from our sutro cam, all the lights, the holiday is upon us, and it looks like we're going to continue to be clear overnight. we'll put the fog in spots once again. another mild day tomorrow and it does look like the mild pattern is going to hold right through the holiday period. here's a look at the lows. don't be surprised, near freezing mark. antioch overnight, 36. 46 for san francisco, and on the water vapor map you can see this where is the high is and you can see the trajectory of the storm track well to the north, and we don't see a lot of change in this weather pattern for at least the next five to six days. so, storm track stays to the north, where all the storms are. high pressure, pretty much keeps us dry and mild as we get into slight offshore winds, even a coastal warmup a little bit as we head into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. heading to tahoe? making the snow. we're just not going to see any fall from the sky. christmas eve, 21 the low there but a high of

down on ocean street and supervisor yee's district in the shadow of city college, a crane is lifting material that will build 71 new homes for low-income families and transitional age youth. in the mid market area, st. anthony's the building 90 new homes for low-income seniors and in the [inaudible] market area in second and harrison street, the kasanagus project, housing will open in december for homeless youths, these are a few site that is are permanently affordable and currently under construction. yet these projects are not funded by the housing trust fund. however, we could not be able to produce projects like these this year or in the future without our housing trust fund. in fact, if we had not responded to the loss of the redevelopment agency swiftly with a 30 year source of affordable housing funding, our housing climate would be much worse than it is today. this is the first year of the 30 year 1.3 billion dollar housing trust fund. the funds were appropriated just a few months ago. keep in mind, for every dollar the city invest, the non-project developers will outsource $