instead, boxer's parents arrive, and the group heads to oceanside., whose real name is andrew, says that he is forced to live on the streets because his parents are also homeless and have just entered a welfare housing program that will not allow him to stay with them now that he has turned 18. >> when andrew was their age, i mean, we were on top of the world living good and then medical problems with the two younger ones just devastated us. so we're rebuilding now. >> andrew is eligible for housing himself but declines to participate in any of the programs because of rules against using alcohol and drugs. >> it's a hard situation with our son being that we need help also. and we're getting the help. he's too old to come up with us. it's a catch-22 and he's caught in the cycle right now. and it's very hard for us right now. it's very emotional for us to bring him down here and leave him. >> cassandra, erich and boxer plan on hanging out in oceanside for a few days before taking a train to arcata, a town just north of san francisco. >> meanwhile, niki

she noticed the battery drained even after plug tg in to charge, so she brought it to lan labs in oceanside and was told she needed a power jack. >> they said it was an easy repair, they just needed to order the jack. they said it would take two weeks. >> and that was in april of 2014. >> you heard right, april of 2014. soon after, julie got this in formation from lan labs. >> a technician said when he was replacing the jack that he blew out the motherboard, so he told me, don't worry, i'm going to buy it. i have to order it, and he said it's going to take weeks. >> reporte a more than a year after she brought in her computer, julie asked news4 for help, and we went straight to lan labs on foxhurst road in oceanside and spoke to doug who said he was theowner. i'm lane da baquera from channel 4. she said you damaged the motherboard. >> yeah. >> you acknowledge that? >> yes, we did. it was a mistake. >> reporter: have you repaired the laptop? wh are you doing about that? >> i'm not sure what our solution is. i haven't heard from her -- it's been weeks. >> reporter: weeks, but you realize we'r

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despite the strong winds, justin and his dog luca walk up oceanside. passing clumps of seaweed left by the high tide. >> i kind of love it it's great until the water comes up. >> reporter: the water deny come up too high today. both of them taking this all in stride. >> high winds and rough seas caused ferry service to be cancelled this afternoon and a coastal flood advisory will be in effect tomorrow from 3:00 to 6:00 all the way to nantucket. high tide tomorrow is at 4:00. we're live in scituate tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. there. happening right now the coast guard is searching for a container ship that has gone mising with 33 crew members on board. the coast guard says that ship may have been caught in joaquin's path somewhere en route from jacksonville, florida, to san juan, puerto rico, near crooked island in the bahamas. the 735 foot cargo ship was reportedly taking on water but the flooding was contained. now from the waters off the bahamas to the islands themselves, if you can focus through the mist of this cell phone video you will see

the near term beyond the seven-day forecast. 69 in elmhurst, close to 70 in flauoral park d 64 in oceanside. staten island checks in at 67. look at these temperatures in dutchess county. 76 in poughkeepsie, 75 in bridgewater, 66 in long branch. ths.ese are the high temperatures around the region. just exceptional. exceptionally warm when you consider our average high on this day our norm should be out 62 degrees. fast-rising temperatures. remember, we were at 50 on sunday. so we've risen 26 degree s s. it brings it up. bruce is there. hein'lf have all the details for us all night long. please stay with us. getting cloudier during the overnight. the clouds in advance of the front pushing through. comfortable conditions. tomorrow, glorious 74 degrees. yes, it gets cloudier as the day progresses but it's going be absolutely spectacular all in all. 578d then there are those changes. as we head into friday, those breezy conditions stick with us. 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds. saturday, 60 degrees. sunday, a better chance of shower activity. and as we head into monday, tuesday, wednesday, a better

it is just a north of the five towns although oceanside is also getting a downpour. light to moderate rain let dash light -- light rain west maybe 90 more minutes in new york city. north and west we are starting to try out. we focus on long island, the jersey shore, east of montauk by the time we get to 9:00 tonight. cool air is wagering in the wings. tomorrow morning 40s widespread in many of our suburbs. we to get in the mid-60s in the afternoon. it will be a beautiful october day. look at sunday morning, some and it is a sunny sunday with some high clouds and a great fall day. he won't need the umbrella after 9:00 tonight. morning breeze. clear and cool, 49 degrees. 69 degrees on sunday. 70 for for columbus day. what a great holiday weekend. >>> it is the message that the the question is, when were the minutes last in the playoffs? some of us were still in our 30s. the mets get their first taste of the post season in nine years today against the dodgers. we take you there live, laura is at dodger stadium. >> reporter: terry collins has a unique perspective on toni

same out in floral park and oceanside. got cool temps to the north and west, but other than that, a comfortable evening so far. so what's happening? well, we have all of this working in our direction. clouds and rain and then the cool temperatures driving it much more to fall-like conditions for most of us. we put it into a motion and by friday morning, you see the the cloud cover. then the showers possibly rolling through. some of this may break up over the higher elevations. we could see a shower as late as friday at 6:00. so let's just keep that in mind. we keep it in the forecast as a possibility. it will be breezy tomorrow, then things begin to die down a little bit and then as we head into the weekend, we see the winds gusting up to 20, 25 miles per hour with gusts higher than that. tonight 52 degrees mostly cloudy skies, a late shower. again, not out of the question. we'll keep it as a possibility tomorrow. we'll call it mostly sunny, 63. 64 at 5:00 p.m. nice day all in in all. fall folfoliage, you can see great stu

weekend, temperatures will drop. 62 in sheepshead bay, 61 in central park. 61 out on the island and oceanside and floral park. temperatures pretty much in the mid-50s to low 60s around the region. as we head through the rest of the night, clouds begin to move on in preceding a front 245 that has rain attached to it. breezy conditions will accompany all of that. as we led to 5:00 in the morning tomorrow, we see the clouds begin to work through the region. then we see scattered showers push through and we have the possibility even of some showers as we head to friday night. now, as we head into the weekend, all that cold air comes on down, we see breezy conditions tomorrow. and then things guy down during the evening and this weekend, we see windy conditions with gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour, even a little higher than that in very, very cold air. so tonight we'll settle for 52, cloudy with a possibility of the shower. some of the moisture may not make it over because of some mountains and higher elevation partly cloudy skies. a shower still a possibility throughout the region. and as we h

his family evacuated the oceanside home by boats. he's trying to keep in touch. >> my own faith is not important or the house pore important is my family. >>reporter: there are so many more who are not in the clear. father john says the church has come together to pray for mass tragedies before. >> right now it's more immediate because we have more people that are affected because they are from mexico. >>reporter: church is working directly with the diocese of san jose to also raise money for an international humanitarian agency for churches and villages that are expected to get hit. >> catholic relief services helps us as a community of faith to be able to respond to the needs of these types of situations. right now probably the most tragic and most horrific of these tragedies will be what we're going to experience in mexico. >>reporter: father john also mentioned that the pope on his recent u.s. triples spoke to this kind of catastrophe. the pope reminded the world that climate change is a problem we must address now. live in san j

for the meantime we enjoy these warm temperatures. 65 in oceanside, 7 o in floral park. staten island at 68. we widen the picture. look up at dutchess county. warm temperatures for everyone. we've got close to 80. in the mid-70s across the island and 77 in bridgewater. the warm temperatures, well, the trend continues. look at this. we're going to keep through thursday with the warm lovely temperatures before things begin to cool down just a bit. some clouds roll on in in anticipation of the front which is going to pass through. mostly a chance of showers to the north and west. that front by the way is over the midwest right now. that's why we could have a spotty shower. again, in the event of rain, we substitute mops for the brooms but we're going to take it 68 is the temperature. 67 as we head out tomorrow. as we mentioned, temperatures go into the 70s. seven-day forecast, not bad at all. a good run we have. we're going to drop back into the conditions that we typically expect this time of the year. another chance of showers on resunday and we stay with autumn-like temp

. >> reporter: despite the strong winds justin and his dog luca walk up oceanside passing clumps of seaweed left by the high tide. >> i love it it's great until the water comes up. >> reporter: the water didn't come up too high today both of them taking this all in stride. high winds and rough seas caused ferry service in nantucket to be cancelled this afternoon. a coastal flood advisory will be in effect tomorrow from 3:00 to 6:00. that's from salisbury in the north to nantucket. high tide tomorrow on saturday is at 4:00 in the afternoon. we're live in scituate tonight, john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> happening right now the coast guard is searching for a container ship that's gone missing with 33 crew members on board. the coast guard saying that ship may have been caught in joaquin's path somewhere en route from jacksonville, florida, to san juan, puerto rico, near crooked island in the bahamas. that 70035 foot cargo ship was reportedly taking on water but that flooding was contained. >>> from waters off the bahamas to the islands themselves if you can focus through the mist on this cell

protecting its shores. following through on the town will receive $3 million to reconstruct part of the oceanside drive seawall. other communities will also receive money for dam and seawall projects. the baker administration had promised to help repair infrastructure damaged last winter. emily: facebook is testing a news feed feature to rival youtube. it would allow users to exclusively watch videos dedicated to videos shared by friends, trending videos on facebook. it is ideal for multitasking and is also in the works. >> he got him! a strikeout! the cubs win! emily: that means the chicago cubs are going to the national league division series. it's the first time they've ever clinched a postseason win at home at wrigley field. they beat the cardinals 6-4 with the help of three homeruns and 15 strikeouts. >> we used to take our own lunch and pop and we never paid anything. i would sit and cry when they don't win. randy: it was a lifetime of crying for cubs super fan loretta dolan-- until last night. the 100-year-old is thrilled to see her team one step closer to the world series. loretta wasn't

yesterday the governor announced the town will receive $3 million to reconstruct part of the oceanside drive seawall. other communities will also be given money for dam and seawall projects. the baker administration had promised to help repair infrastructure damaged last winter. wallethub is out with the list of the greenlist cities in america and boston is in the top 10. new york city is first for encouraging the most environmentally friendly lifestyle it gets high marks for being a walkable city, portland oregon is second and san francisco is third, boston ranks 8th and the baton rouge lousiana is at the bottom of the list. at least we are on the list. we can move up. mike: well, it is not green today. it is gray. the clouds are coming in, so the temperature is about where it sat. -- where it is . today will probably be above average, but not as warm as yesterday and not as warm as monday. pretty much in the upper 60' s. we might get a degree or two out of this, but that is about it. boston is one of the warmer spots. as you travel to the south shore, mostly in the upper 60' s. they

and at the shore the temperatures warmer along the oceanside. and that location earlier today was the coolest spot with temperatures only in the low 60s for highs. as we look at satellite, we can see definitely the cloud cover pushing off the coast. weak high pressure coming in. just apply the sunshine for the remainder of the week, at least up until thursday. low pressure to the south, you still see spinning some moisture off the atlantic but it is not as organized as it once was. and it continues to fall apart. and that low will finally be kicked out to sea as high pressure and a cold front comes from the north and west. we saw the historic flooding in parts of south carolina since october 1. really in five days, one specific location, mount pleasant, they picked up close to 27 inches of rain in five days. to compare that, our typical seven-month stretch from january to july we typically see 24, 25 inches. they say more than what we see in seven months in five days. the low continues to pull away. mostly sunny, 73 degrees. back above normal to

same number in oceanside and floral park. 59 at jfk, 56 in city island. as we head through sections of new jersey, sussex at 57. 60 in bridgewater. 53 in poughkeepsie as we're back in new york. as we head to fairfield county, 55 degrees. as you head into places like westport and beyond. now, future tracker, we see some clouds beginning to roll on in. we talked about the possibility of some rain this weekend. tomorrow is going to be a mostly nice day and then we'll see some clouds begin to thicken during the afternoon and evening hours. and then sunday, first to the west and then working in the east and southeast direction, we are going to see some showers roll through. a rainy morning. but then i think by the lunchtime hour we begin to clear out once again. some remnants in the form of clouds, but we should be dry during the afternoon hours. tonight we'll get down to 42 degrees. it will be clear, chilly out there. 30s in the suburbs and northeast winds just 7 to 12 miles per hour. again, we talked about it just a moment ago. a frost advisory for eastern s

floral park at 50. 54 in oceanside. staten island, you're wake up to a cool 49 degrees this morning. the wider picture shows temperatures in the hudson valley looking like this. we go to newburgh, 52. 59 in montauk. as far as what you can expect through the day, right now 58 degrees. 40s and 50s in the suburbs, as we talked about. first forecast looks like this. heading to 8:00, 57 degrees. 70 at the noontime hour. up to 74 for the day's high at 3:00 p.m. holding on to that 70 number. it stays at 70 degrees by 6:00 p.m. tonight. nice night ahead. changes for tomorrow and into the next seven days. much cooler air coming into play. right now lauren has a look at what's happening. >> thank you, dave. good morning, everyone. still out there on ten different lines, including some partial suspensions on the 1, 5, f and l trains. otherwise, just delays and service changes. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today, but you still need to feed the meter. >> lauren, thank you. >>> happening right now, police

jim carrey and cathriona white kissing at a romantic oceanside dinner days before she took her own lifenew details on her traumatic final days. >>> meet new york's new mob wife. john gotti's grandson gets married. >> why it costs guests five grand just to go to the wedding. >>> donald trump's new secret weapons melania and ivanka. >> they'll be on the campaign tra

. >>> national park service is set to open bids on a beautiful oceanside home in marin county. the building used to house members of the coast guard. golden gate recreation area says it will accept the highest offer and bidding opens tomorrow. the agent sts the starting price at $6500 per month. >> ten people? chip in? >> there you go. >> still ahead, shutting it's doors. >> now, putting him back into the system. >> anger offer the closure of a state developmental center. there is controversy tonight over closing a street to traffic. >> why organizers for tomorrow's democratic debate are keeping an extra podium just in case. >>> and could it happen? the new study putting the movie "the day >>> the state decided to close a sonoma county facility that cares for hundreds of severely disabled patients. >> it's a move that angers families who are wondering where their loved ones are going to go. >> any change in environment unsettles her. this? this could destroy her. >> brian farrow's sister is extremely disabled. >> the families are devastated and we're worried. our safety net in

. >>> national park service is set to open bids on a beautiful oceanside home in marin county.o house members of the coast guard. golden gate recreation area says it will accept the highest offer and bidding opens tomorrow. the agent lists the starting price at $6500 per month. >> ten people? chip in? >> there you go. >> still ahead, shutting it's doors. >> now, putting him back into the system. >> anger offer the closure of a state developmental center. there is controversy tonight over closing a street to traffic. >> why organizers for tomorrow's democratic debate are keeping an extra podium just in case. >>> and could it happen? the new study putting the movie "the >>> the state decided to close a sonoma county facility that cares for hundreds of severely disabled patients. >> it's a move that angers families who are wondering where their loved ones are going to go. >> any change in environment unsettles her. this? this could destroy her. >> brian farrow's sister is extremely disabled. >> the families are devastated and we're worried. our safety net in place for decades is g

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yesterday the governor announced the town will receive $3 million to reconstruct part of the oceanside drive seawall. other communities will also receive money for dam and seawall projects. the baker administration had promised to help repair winter. randy: 5:24. what do you have for eyepoppers? olessa: the cubs just clinched a postseason win at wrigley for the first time ever. it's something a 100-year-old fan has been waiting literally her entire life to see! >> we used to take our own lunch and pop. and we never paid anything. we sit and cry when they don't, when they don't win. olessa: that's loretta dolan. pop she says. you know she is from chicago. she went to her very first playoff game at wrigley for the first time on monday so she just missed being there for last night's big win! randy: she is not crying. olessa: she is happy. we have healthy appetites here on the eye -- but this is just too much. even for me. that's a 30-pound burrito. a taqueria in new york is offering it as a challenge. promising 10% of the business to anyone who finishes. it costs $150 dollars, and once yo

. >> reporter: that's oceanside eastside park. on bayside, the flooding potential has seaside heights making preemptive moves. >> when the bay has high tide, it's not unusual for a flash flood warning. we've already advised our residents and property owners and business people to get their cars to higher ground. >> and they know that they water can get rough. >> tried to get my boat out yesterday. my boat was in the water. i was afraid it was going to sink. the boat next to me some. >> reporter: how strong is the wind? >> blowing away. >> reporter: not many look on these conditions without some hesitation. >> i'm scared for everybody that lives here again. >> reporter: seaside heights has secured extra help on standby just in case. >> we've contacted people over the bridge that aren't going to be affected by the storm. electricians. if the severity of this happens, or if there's a problem with our water, we can work for us on a temporary basis and the answer is yes. >> reporter: the best news so far for the short has been those up

. >> they arrested me at a bonfire in oceanside. >> and 18-year-old niki. >> i decided i'm not goingpt for smoke pot. >> yeah! >> because i feel that i might be pregnant. ike

. >> reporter: on the oceanside of breezy point the oceans already diminished. you can see why they call this the rockaways, an average bad weather day where the water is choppy and loose items are being removed. the question is how much worse might it get? these folks know all too well. >> three years now and these poor people in the houses, including my brother. >> reporter: it's because breezy point looked like a leveled war zone after flooding and devastating fires. peggy fogrty's original porch floated away. >> we had water inside up to here. >> reporter: and katie gallagher's home was one of many that burned to the ground. so whether joaquin even finds its way here or not, the dread is real. >> with the possibility, anyway. >> oh, my gosh, if we ever go through what we went through before, we all agree, never again. never again. >> reporter: and until they know, fingers crossed. >> missed breezy entirely. >> just go out to sea. >> and we're back here live now where we can see the sand berm behind us here on the bayside of breezy point. that was sand pushed

. >> reporter: one of those, max henry of oceanside who overdosed in june, the same week two others lost their lives to heroin. max's mom is a recovering addict herself. as an active member of the group, she hopes her tragedy >> i can't imagine another mom feeling what i'm feeling. if there's anything i can do, i'm willing to do it. >> reporter: underdose started a go fund me page to establish a telephone hotline to make it that much easier for recovering addicts to get the help they need. for someone hooked on heroin, michael knows each day that passes could be their last. >> the way i look at it, i'm living on borrowed time. i'm in no position to waste it. steve: when it comes to seafood, getting what you pay for can be tricky. dari: dr. michael smith is in the house to tell us how to make sure that you're actually getting wild salmon that you ordered on the menu. steve: he hasn't lost his step. the mets' usher who is has become a fan favorite during his when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? pcialis for

the west coast you have mountains right there by the oceanside. i think you're going to see mud slides. i think there could be -- look, they have already said the potential for catastrophic loss of life because of this storm. there you see the eye. all of a sudden you see the eye disappear. and you think maybe it's weakening. it's not weakening! you get the wind shear that blows some of the cloud cover on top of the eye and it obscures the eye but that's a cat. 5 hurricane right there. biggest hurricane eye i have ever seen in my life. it will hit the coast, the strongest one since we have been recording these things. the pressure is at 900 millibars. that's key. lowest minimal central pressure ever recorded stronger than hurricane wilmer. an ef-3 almost an ef-4 tornado has strong winds like that. it's going to be torn up by the mexican mountains but will have a lot of rain as it makes its way into texas. back to you. >> thank you. >>> closer to home now, new details are emerging about the courageous career of slain nypd officer randolph holder. a

on the oceanside, waves swell to nearly 10 feet pounding the shore over and over. not long ago, the beach here went out 150 feet. >> a week aso, completely gone. changed that quick. >> reporter: ocean beach's mayor says sandy decimated the dunes. they used to rise up to this walkway. those dunes were their main sort of protection. >> reporter: after this weekend there will be less. the sea also continue to swallow sand from the beaches and this scene from lindenhurst will repeat itself. sea water escapes into the streets. thankfully, school's out for the weekend. it is important to note that in both lindenhurst and ocean beach, neither homes nor businesses took on water today so that's very good news. however, we need to keep in mind that this coastal flooding will continue through the next several high tide cycles. in lindenhurst high tide tonight around 3 a.m. and tomorrow 3 p.m. here at robert moses state park around midnight and noon tomorrow. we are live with the mobile weather lab from robert moses state park, vanessa murdoch, cbs 2 news. >>> make sure to kee

stormwater in a way to use that is a longer discussion we're trying to recycle treatment anothers oceanside and utility that that is something we're going to the process i think the drought worsens that he has us to move projects faster and have us evaluate other options but those things take time and we've been looking at the diverse water supply for some time now. >> i mean one last question on the financial piece you talk about that as an operational shortfall but it looks we have capital shortfall issues as well; correct? and you can't mix those it together. >> their segregated so the reduction in revenues that impact all of your spend. >> uh-huh. >> in that year. >> we need to think about two revenue strategies, if you will; correct? >> in terms of that is if we increase the revenue on the capital side like cost cutting for example, of ssi that that goes through the capital side; is that right. >> all the money comes from rates and charges whether it goes to cash fund capital or pay debt service or pay operating expenses it comes in the same revenue source. >> so what the plan is that

in oceanside, california, the father of an active duty soldier expressed concern over the prolonging of the occupation. >> i was truly, chile hoping because my son has less than a year to complete his 20 years, i was truly, truly hoping that he would be getting out, but he signed on for two more years prior to this announcement. he and i have some talking to do. amy: we will have more with jeremy scahill later on the u.s. war in afghanistan as well as his explosive new report in the intercept called, "the drone papers." meanwhile, doctors without borders says a u.s. tank has forced its way into the afghan hospital destroyed by a u.s. airstrike sparking concern the , u.s. military may have destroyed evidence in a potential war crimes investigation. the october 3 airstrike on the hospital in kunduz, afghanistan, killed 12 medical staff and 10 patients. 33 people remain missing. doctors without borders the u.s. tank's "unannounced and forced entry damaged property, destroyed potential evidence and caused stress and fear." this comes as the associated press reports us special operations

i open it's not the one in oceanside, new york. >>> northrop grumman winning an air force contract developing and modernizing drones. >> biotech illumina down 10%. the worst performing stock in the biotech index. a competitor game out with a fast faster sequence. illumina cut to market perform from outperform based on uncertainty in the next generation is he queensing p generation sequencing products. >>> call it a commodity crunch. the index taking a hit so far this year down more than 15%, so as we kick off the fourth quarter, is there a turnaround in store. it's francisco blanch, thank you very much for joining us today. you have lots and lots of forecasts according to which commodity we're talking about. the one i really noticed was nat gas. you have a bullish call, 40% upside between now and the end of the year. is that predicated on a really freezing winter or something else you see? >> i think seasonally natural gas demand tends to pick up strongly into december and january, so we do see prices picking up seasonally. we think inventories will end up the injection season around 3.9 tril

sewer system as part of you know the a w s system we are planning to build a recycled facility at oceanside which we passed the eir we're definitely moving forward and the level we're going to straight r treat it of one of the highest levels with asbestos so we need a time we need how to plan around it most expensive part is transportation of our moving water with the purple that is my understanding as you imagine digging up in san francisco is really a challenge so not only that we're looking on the side if we want to be a power provider we need to talk about how we actually have extra capacity so this is something for sure we probably need to come up with a plan how we are planning to treat that as one water because that is the concept we're moving towards yeah, and go back on the comment of c n g c we would like to give you anymore information the missing piece moving in that direction when the engineering estimates we're engineers and contractor that are building that are ideals how to save that's what i'm interested and have you know a third party practices but we can go through that a

s oceanside grill who is also a volunteer firefighter.sandy. listen. >> the hurricane sandy coming through my mind. it was really scary, you know. the whole island was under water you know. some places it was over our heads. and it was a scary situation. hopefully it won't happen again. >> elisabeth, brian, steve, as a precaution emergency management has asked residents to gather up nonperishable food items, weather radios, batteries, flash flights, a week's worth of medication and cash. >> thank you anna. she's been with us all morning doing heroically. talk about heroes. let me introduce you to a guy we've been mentioning throughout the day. 30-year-old chris smith. he began his day by wishing his son a happy birthday on facebook. >> the reason we're pointing him out is he was actually atom yeah community college in roseburg, oregon, yesterday, when this shooter came out and started shooting people. well you know what this guy did? he stood up, and given the fact that he is an army vet, he also when he -- joined the army after high scho

sewer system as part of you know the a w s system we are planning to build a recycled facility at oceanside which we passed the eir we're definitely moving forward and the level we're going to straight r treat it of one of the highest levels with asbestos so we need a time we need how to plan around it most expensive part is transportation of our moving water with the purple that is my understanding as you imagine digging up in san francisco is really a challenge so not only that we're looking on the side if we want to be a power provider we need to talk about how we actually have extra capacity so this is something for sure we probably need to come up with a plan how we are planning to treat that as one water because that is the concept we're moving towards yeah, and go back on the comment of c n g c we would like to give you anymore information the missing piece moving in that direction when the engineering estimates we're engineers and contractor that are building that are ideals how to save that's what i'm interested and have you know a third party practices but we can go through that a